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Sc S E. :! !. ; J.
AIR LINE RAILWAY :. 81 NJ \ M n

as {G4t l-U.l9D5. ~
TR AIMS LEAVE zR1CHMOND--DA1LY. .554t
$50 a. N..--Locai--for Sor.ine ana HAMLET
2:lO p. M,.-Seaboard Fast Mail@--Savannah
@ ~ acksunyille, "A tlanta and Southwest.
l0:00 p. FM.--Ssaboard Express--Savanna.h. Jack
a sonvilie,$ Atlanta and Southwest. AZ
Y Is TRAIN s ARRIVE RlChMOND.S=.a8 "a
s:s5 a. M.-Ftpm Florida, Atlanta and South
3{ NV est rs55sl Sss3
4:55 Il. n From Florldu At.an,a and south
b8 west. s8fs ts41 SFs;
II < EAR b. 80 N. TAYLOR.
~ h Dist. Pass. Agent, City Ticket Agent. n
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NAVAL STORES.

f1175 ~. 81. NAVAL PIONFS 'l.l.
TuR Poi III fSc. re- epts, % casks.
Rosln--Firm at 1856 hid receipts. 5?5 barrels.
Turpentine- at s?6oG475 and s5,e5; re-
CHA GENERALIZATION, s, G., May 49, -TuRPEN-
sTINI1-Flrm at roc: sales, 10 casks, Rosin--
Firm; sales $3.50 barrels
SAVANNAH. GA, May 2s,-ruRP1sNTINE,-.
Firm at 67,ac,; sales: 63a casks; receipts. do4
casks; shipments, lG casks, Rosin-Fiim;
aIes. 1859 barrels; receipts e76 barrels.
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Lyncllburg tobacco Market

rs, - Lynchburs, W. May. 20 I915.
Sales OF loose tobacco on the Lynchburg mar
5ket for the two weeks ending May 18th, as re-
ported BY John l.. oglesbyi q Lynchs Ware
HOUSE:
!, Sold week ending May 12th s2s. 800 pounds
sold week ending May, 18TH 1853, 500 pounds;
decrease for week ending May 18th, 81, LEO
PC unds. 33,5i "a
h Sold from September /. 1904. to Ma 5yl9. 1906.
II, ss6. COO pounds: sold from September j. 1905.
for 1905. 3. 9o5500 pounds.
The receipts the past week were about tine
same MS the week before The condition and
quality OF the tobacco was fairly good with a
small proportion OF fine leaf. and wrappers being
offered. Prices on all grades were about as
for The past Ave weeks. The continued rain of
the past week has prevented the farmers from
doing much work on their farms. therefore
they are rather backward In getting their land
plentiful and in good condition A few have
planted small portions OF their crop. With
favorable weather indications the crop VIII
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THE DRY GOODS MARKET

of the dry goods market Is evidenced In the
independent attitude Of sellers who are sold
ahead to an extent that prevents many of the
Jobbers locally are quiet but are, sansuine OF
the t3tf5
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N kE7AvgH0lfioIk&WeSStie'rI1'Ill
n1c,irAfnNr1,. A11.x

---.---- i.tAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
8g 200 a. M.-NORFOLkg LIMITED. 5S Arrives
Norfolk ll:2O a. NJ. Stops only at Petersbur:'
19:05 A. M.-CHICAGO sl EXPRESS. Bullet
Pnrior Car, Petersburg TO LyncnDurs 4, anu az.
Rcanoke Pullman Sleepers Roanoke TO Colu1n-
bus. Biuefed TO Cincinnati; also Roanoke 70
Knoxville. ana Knoxville t. Memphis. J Gate
Dining Car, Roanoke to WilanIso r.. w Y4 r..
1910 r. M.-RoANokE IEXYREss. FOE '
FarnyilIe, Lynchburg and Roanoke
zoo r. M.-OCEAN SHORE &LlMlIED.. As-
rlves Norfolk 6 20 p. NJ. Stops only at Peters
burg. 3Waverly and SUFFOLK. Connects Win
steamers to boston, Proyidence. New York.
Baltimore and Washington I, j, ~, 4, Z.
7:s5 p. M.-For Norfolk and all stations east 4s
u q. 70 p. M.MSEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE;
Pullman sleepers Richmond to LynshpuTg n a aS
Ronnoke Petersburg to East Radford. LyncA-s,
burg TO Chattanooga. Memphis and New Or
1e Ana p eMsnST.'' SIT EXPRESS. Pullman
Sleeper Petersburg to Roanoke and Roanoke 70
lColuinbus Dining Car go. ~. y, Ak
Trains arrive from the West e. A. N. Ky. ~"
p. NJ. and y:ls r. NJ; from Norfolk II ~ A.. N
70 ufrIcs No. SIS East Main Street
w. B. BEVILI. =. =. SOsLS WI
Gent. Pass. Agt. DIST faSs As
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BALTIMORE STOCK s,ARKEr.
r BALTIMORE. Md, May 2s.--Seaboard Air
Line common. lsh bid do. preferred. 3Ih.
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Petersburg Tobacco Market.
reported by craddoch and JoneA Of Virginia
n arehcuse.)
Receipts continue light with an active mar
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Mo DOMINION
ii STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Night Line For Norfolk. !

cave Richmond every evening (foot Ash
6, Lot, ,'at p. NJ, stopping ut Newport News
stlI .o,te Fare 80 one way. $3.50 round trip.
te:h.,,,, vi stntcroom berth meals, 5Oc each.
tn t.ne. Cars to Steamers Wharf. fia ny
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

G.. c.. G. and st. Louis gen. ls.......... 1913
colorado Midland i4H
Colorado and Southern observation-disclosures. "a
Cuba IS. certificates 1851
Denver and Rio Grande 4s.:....,........ ION
Disillers Securities ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 f
Erie prior lien 1924
Erie General 4s. asA
Forth Worth and Denver City Ists........ ia
Hooking Valley 1l19l
Japan SIS. certinca 9sS
Louisville and Nashville Unified 4s....... 1895
Manhattan consol gold is................. 1o4 3
Niexican Gentra! 20 59
Mexican Central LIST Observation-Disclosures. ~
MINI. and st. Louis 4s!..,...... s7is
Missouri. Kansas and Texas 4s............ 1o3
Missouri, Kansas and Texas 2ds...........8 saAS
National r. n. OF Mexico con- 4s.......... so 81,
New York Central gen. ahs................ lo0%
New Jersey Central gen. 5s............... 1864
Northern Pacific observation-disclosures. 1c5ls
Northern Pacific NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1875
Norfolk and Western con. 4s.............. 10lH
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IN h. NJ, ku iticci:llonG, I2rcuerlcIs.
III r. * hs burg ~ Potomac r. II.

lIruiuS Leave " ~ " - -.
=. A. NJ --paliy --Byrd st. srhr1ug
6:4sI a NJ .--Dnii y--hlaln st. ThrouS n.
7sS A. M.--Week DAys--Elba. &Asnlanu AS; AS
80 Sen m.@paIy-B ST. Through Local
i, d, n1I.. eek pa ys--Byrd St. Through.
astS burg Accommodation M IL 24,{s Ss
s.o5 !, N --Daily--Aaln st. &Through b..
Il $50 =, NV eels Day titba- Ash no e.
sos p. M.SNDaiiy-Byrd st. Through
oiVg raI :, arrive Rlcnmond-S outhWard.fsgs
d $40 a M.--Week Days-Eilb a- ashland Ac-3j
20 a:nM. s-Week Days-Byrd St. Freder!eks-
ii 10 a. 5AI>Yeek Days-Byrd 81. !llg
9u4 = PofMt ll. sIsI Main st. Through.
5:t3 p alyyeek Days--Glba 8s "a AZ
ss's1lt com Inoda ton. 3, t2
n :. ,h ~ III Daily Byrd st. Through
g 9:U j, Nl.-Daily-sEyrdA ST. Through. Local
2 Q 40 p M.-Dai ly-aIa!n ST. Through.
NOTE-Pullman Sleeping or Parior cars s., !, OF on
all above trains except trains arriving Elcn-S
niond II 80 a.. NJ. week days, and local accon-5,
lmodat Ions. a , , 7, X
tons not guaranteed. -, :, - ~, = o III
w b. Duke. G. w, GULF W. rTAfi To-
Ger,'l. AIan'r. ASS Gen'l Man =. N az
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LIVE PouLTRY@sprlng chickens, large. pc.
pound se ~ small pound sgse /; hens e,
geese. per head. 59a'I5c, suineas. per head,
,sasoe; Choice fsmls packed per pound. ' 100
is ia store packed fresh. mixed per pound
z ECGs-In crates fresh. nearby dozen. 1sc. I;
In crates. fresh. per dozen, loo. ; in barrels,
fr Observation-Disclosures sr asasn u.s. peaches,
eancy. pei pound. lsSlse.: peaches unpeeltd.
pound fRRsS
gs bass N0 CAS- per b eusns M
sl geans-nandpIeked per g bu ,Mss
0fsd esssr eSsRe choice per pound sc
Sveals. thin. per pound. 5asc.; runners. per
.sess hss enas shes2 shos
per pound. 3di.ac:; beef cattle common to
bulls per pound ss'
extra tno ;s75Siss; wlnisr Clears, sae Is: Wiz Wiz
ter straight. ,5s5ad6o; winter patent ss.75R
sqsS sneKed
DEG aG5c. Mlfeed-shipstun. per ton 32l.500
s266; bran. ;i9.bod2loo.
OTHER PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW YORK. May q. -FLoUR--eulet Ry,, Rye
FlonrFlrm. Cornmea.Flrm o Barseymnn,iI'
Wheat-lrrcgular, NO. TGt, Sl-Vof23 iioi''i'.','
elevator. May lc. lower, but other months
ssGc. september, s77sc.; December s7He 49,
lower. May nominal July, 55hc. Oats-Bare-
~ steady; mixed. s5as5lsc.. =,
Beef-Flrm Cut Meats--F!rm: picked hams.
el0Gl0.6O. Iar1-steady: refined, STEADY.
Pork-steady. Talow-steady: Rosin-F'lrm
at 1900. Turpentire-Flrm at 7597blsc.
Coffee-Spota Rio, steady: No. Invoice. sc. {:
mild dull: Cordoya l0G113c. Futures steady.
net 6Gl0 points higher. Sugar-Raw, firm; fair
refining. SNc, centrifugal. 96 test, 4Mc.; mos
lasses sugar. ,3'sr.; refined. steady, Rce-lr-
regular. Enthusiastically.
Butter-Weak; creamery, soGs?o, Cheese
fair, SdIl3c. stts 41g. d
Potaioes--F!rm: southern rose Sed3; State
basket, sll3. 1856. Peanuts-Steady; fancy hand
picked. bAG5hc.; other domestic. shd6'sc,
CabbaEes-S STEADY; Charleston. per barrel crate,
SOC. GSl0o. coton-By steam to Liverpool,
1OGl3c. ~
CHICAGO, ILL. May es.-suggestion that
considerable damage BY excessive rains had
finish in the wheat pit here to-day. At the
close the July option was up hc. The price
OF corn for May delivery underwent another
serious set back to-day. break Of TAG. oc-
CURING as a result OF apparent abandonment
OF the deal. Part OF the loss was regained on
buying by shorts the close showing net loss
OF &c. July corn Is off mGHc. Gals are down
&c. Provisions a shade to &c. lower.
The leading fuIures ranged as follows,
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FOR NEW YORK.

4, ,,o Nirht Limo Steamers Except Saturdny u
ain Connection in Norfolk with Main Linz
she iSllsX'pnsy a AZ NJ Il and aid sls9 NortSf
y Wnupeseahs 4 Ohio Ry Mt 0 A. M, and 1 p
G Il making eonnecttoa daily except Sunday
~ ~" norfolk with Main Line Ships sailing al
Y: ~; \, cHALKLEY. City Ticket Agent. sos
!, M ,,nin ST. j. Y, MAYER. Agent, Steamer
I y; W. tx, d, WALKER, W y. and r. M.
New York. n, y
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

Corrected daily, Unless otherwise stated these
iquotaotions are Wholesale prlces)
4 LIVE POuLTRY-spring chickens, large. per
pound, saassc. small, per pound. 2sgesc: hens.
per pound. l3c.; ducks per pound I3Gl4c.;s
geese. per head. 5oa75c.: guineas. per head
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS in NEW YORK.
BY Thomas Branch & Co, Bankers and Brokers. ].
SALES.

300 Mo-. Kan. and Tex, pfd...
2lo0 Missouri Pacific ...a.....
900 National Lead...............t
400 New York Central. ....,....
GOO Norfolk and Nestern.......
324o0 N. Y. Ont. and West. j. u
1900 Northern Pacific .........,
2l1W Pennsylvania II R.........s
100 Peoples Gas (Chicago) e.
200 Pressed steel Car.
Pressed Steel Car, pfd. Z.
800 Republic /. and s.. com 4. !;
500 Republic /. and s., pfd "a.
326Oo Reading. com. ~. ........,.
200 Reading, LIST pfd. .....,.......
Reading, I'd pfd..............y
300 Rock Island, cOr1............
Rock Island, philharmonic.
GOO Sloss ...................
Sloss. pfd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS!
700 s. L. and s. f.. I'd pfd. ~.
200 s. L. and Southwest, pfd..
1900 Southern Pacific .........,..l
1000 Southern Railway, CONF,
100 Southern Railway. pfd. ~;
Seaboard Air Line. com. !,
Seaboard Air Line, pfd....
1900 Tenn. Coal and Iron........
100 Texas Pacific ..............
1920 Union Pacific ................
United States Lcather......
$1,000 United States Steel.......,..
4640o United States Steel, pfd...
100 Va. Car. Chemical, CONF.
Va. Car. Chemical. pfd... u
800 Wabash, CON-. ...............
100 Wabash. pfd.................,
300 Western Union ............
Wisconsin Central ..........y
400 Wisconsin Central. pfd....
Total sales 466.400 shares
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MONEY AND ExcH.tNG E-CLOEE:: .
Money on call easy:s2 1-4N1 28per cent. ::
closing bid. 21-4: offere dat - Time
money very easy and dull; 60 days and
.s1.2 Prirr. mercantile paper. 3-4a4 ~
per cent. Sterling exchange. heavy. Wit y
rrt,,al business in bankers hills ~ sis7 ~
for 60 dav bills. Posted rates. siss and
l4ss. r.on,merciaI bills. sts4 7.a Bar si-
yer 1894 Mexican dollars, As.
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DEALINGS LIGHT,
BUT PRICES !: GOOD.
Transactions OH Stock Market
Small and Of No Sig
d, rificancc.
SEVERAL i SHARP DECLINES I ! y /
Great Northern, Northern Pa
SEVERAL SHARP DECLINES
Great Northern, Northern Pa
cific and United States Steel
Have Bad Day.
l.ssele1 paluloossx 6ull

NEW YORK. Mny ga brisk half
hours business after the. opening to-
day was all that saved the stock mar
ket from the lowest record OF salss in
nearly a year. The transactions concen-
trated into that time were almost wholly
professional and we're designed to test
the ,narke J.; The prospect Or period 3D.. 9
nesdayslof next week had much TO do
With The somnolent conditions, which
developed on the exchange. Transactions
were OF no significance, both by reason
Of their small volume and the triiing
effect on prices. The market was relieved
from pressure, but only a languid de-
nand showed itself for stocks. The open
orally recovered and some gains estab,
1lshed The strength of Ontario and
Western was sustaining force for the
entire market. The selling Mt the open,
doubts as to the extent Of The settlement
effected IN the Northwestern Railroad
dispute. The drop of points in Great
Northern preferred and 3 u N North
Of continued unsettlement q the sit-
,ation The United States Steel stocks
also were atweIght upon the market and
the disruption Of the steel rail- pool was
ling on the trade situation. The United
i States Steel stocks were less responsive
TO the later Improvement IN prices than
4 the majority OF stocks The announce
ment OF mn additional small bank fall
ire from the West gave 2 bad impression.
Weather reports from the region OF the
grain crops were more favorable, but
anxiety rep9raeG wnre
Ftagnant and the market was Idle dur
Ing the afternoon. but the closing was
strong. Bonds were firm: total sales par
4 11nied states bonds were all unchanged
on call. The total sales Of stocks amount
led to 1880 shares
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BUTTER-Choice dairy packed. per pound.
.ls04oc, choice family packed, per pound. 1919
eoe.; store packed. yellow. extra, per pound.
I'D lec; common grades. per pound. Ia ist
EGGs-In crates fresh. nearby. dozen, 1sc. !
In crates. fresh. per dozen l6c In barrels.
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II eaf Tobacco Market.

CANADA. s52,1l6, ISL; fincrea Sc, 2
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IenI. Pass. Agt Dist. Pass. ACT
Z. u. DOYLE, Gsn'l. Mannger.
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KOREAN PRINCE HELD
RECEPTION IN SURE.
Hundreds Of Bathers, Including
Many Pretty Girls, Were
Presented.

(specia, 10 Tho Times D!spa ,ch,)
ATLANTIC 5Cl'rY, J une 29.-One of the
most unique receptions ever held in this
city took place In the surf yesterday at
,ternoon, when the presence Of Prince
was discovered bathing. accompanied by
his suite, and was surrounded by pretty
summer girls OF nl types OF beauty.
The Prince comes from the royal house
of Korea He Is the son OF the Emperor
OF Korea, and Is known as Prince zoe.
There is nothing about him, save the
complexion that typifies the people OF
that country, which would suggest he is
any other than wealthy American, for
hclhas been riding around this city ina
$4,000 automobile, dressed with all the
care and fas1idIousness OF the average
American millionaire.
Yesterday morning Prince Voc decided
to take dip in the surf. Accompanied
by his secretary and two companions.
they were enjoying themselves when q
guest at the Shoreham. where he is stop
ping, recosnizt the Prince, and the news
that n real live member OF royalty and
heir to a crown was bathing, spread to
the several hundred other bathers IN al
most no time. l 5s 5l
He was presented to several pretty
girls, and soon a reception line was
formed, with the secretary Of the Prince,
at the head, Prince Voc next and the
other two Koreans. Cine by one. hundreds
OF bathers were presented and passed
lownsthc line, while q big crowd watched
the uniaue reception from the boardwalk.
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COMMITTEE PAYS.
County Organization Assumes the
Cost Of the Whole Primary.

Especial to The TImes-D Dispatch,
q CULPEPER. VA. June 29.-Your re-
port Of the proceedings OF the County
Democratic Committee OF this county. as
published in your issue Of yesterday, Is
erroneous in stating that the. party nom'-
nces decided to pay the expense q the
state primary. No such suggestion was
heard OF. .t
e On the contrary, the committee oy
unanimous action decided to pay the en-"
tire cost OF the State primary 1or me
county out OF its county funds. D. a.
Slaughter was declared the nominee 1or,
the House OF Delegates, and w. e. Coons
for County Clerk. The test OF o voters
right: to vote in said primary was:5 thal
ali who voted In the last Presidential or
r,,hornatorial campaigns and supported
The Democratic candidates are allowed to
participate in the primary, and OF those !,
who did not vote In those contests, al!
who profess themselves adherents OF
Democratic principles, state and Nation,
al and agree to support the nominees o.
the primary will be allowed TO vote
in the primary.
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Notice to Taxpayers.
once OF Collector OF City Taxes
,--l-.-..--.-LL 6,it,, Hall = I2inhmond " ~.

once OF Collector OF City Taxes.
City Hall. Richmond. Va,
THIS OFFICE WILL BE READY TO
RECEIVE ALL OR gONE-HALF OF
f CITY TAXES, REAL ESTATE AND
4 PERSONAL. FOR THE YEAR 1905 ON
the whole tax is due. but the ordi.
nance provides that onc-half may DO
E paid in June, and the remaining half
In december. Failure to pay all or ono
half in June incurs a penalty OF S per
cent. on the whole amount, hich Is due
once, and II not paid before SEP
TEMBER list the Collector is required to
levy, with costs added. tsee Chapter
+ XIV Sec. 10 4s
y All MALES 81 years OF age. ALL
PERSONS $(A1ALE OR FEMALE) who
own pcrs onal property. or hold personal
properly rs flducary. aud all parties
: conducting business In the city OF Rlch'
mond i(of whatever nature) are assessed,
and will please call and SETTLE. SO as to
avoid deilnquency. !.
K q Grading, Paving, Pipe and Sewer Con-
Z nect!on Bills are payable IN the same
". manner as Taxes. and at the same time.
Give name In which property stands,
and see that you get all your bills. i,
This being the only notice provided
for by law. please give It prompt atten-
ton as under the new ordinance per
cent. penalty will have TO be added to
q the whole bill after June goth.
F.. W.&CUNNINGFiAA1, G
Jul limo Collector otECity Taxes.
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Brick Mansion Burns.

Especial to The Times-D lspatcho
LURAY, VA, June 29.-The large brlcK
mansion belonging to Mrs, Y. S. Miller.
nj ida, this county, eight miles south OF
Luray, was totally destroyed py IRE th,s
afternoon between 2 and o'clock Mu -.
naehbors. The building was on the old
colonial style. and was q popular summer
resort for city boardcrs. Mrs. - H.
i ,nughlin, OF washington, wife OF the au Y
.ditor Of the Southern Railway. spent
every summer here she being q dausn!sp
Of Mrs. Miller, There was an Insurance. ' CO
OF s., 900 on the building
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

WHY NOT ORDER STRAIGHT GOODS.
They arc f1rst-class and cost no more
than seconds. have been supplying
my trade with straight WHISTLES direct
from distillery for the past IL years
Thrse-year-old Straight Kentucky Ryes
and Bourbons as low as $500 per gallon
cannot be edualed at the price. Gibson
and Monticello (spring 1890. 81 per gall
Ion; Overholt and Calvert (Sprlng 1900,
$3.50 per gallan: Mellwood, Atherton and
Maysvle Club (Sprlng 1900. s. per gal
!. lon: Carroll (Spring 1900. $3.50 per gal
Ion: Jessamine. County Rye daoD, s2.S per
gallon. Straight Holland Gins, s.. $3.50
and g per gallon: Valley OF Virginia
Claret, 6-quart bottles. s1.75: Imported
Claret e-auart bottles, $3.50: 5-year Old
Straight Malt tMedicinaD. $3.50; 3-year
Old Corn Whiskey, 500 per gallon. No
charge for Jugs and packing on goods a t
500 per gallon or over. Express prepaid
by Certified check, registered letter. ex-
press or money order. P. G. KELLY,
Box 50. Richmond. Va.
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THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
Richmond, Fred eric ksb burg and Potomac
Railroad Company, has declared semi
annual Dividend OF Four and Halt
Stock and Dividend Obligations. payable
July LIST, 1896. Transfer books Will be
closed from June gath to July 3d. 1905,
Checks will be mailed to all holders.
Notice Of change of postofflce address
I should be given to the undersigned.
6 F. =. DUKE, Treasurer.
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-ONE5 OF THE BEST. PAY.
Ing drug businesses iE the Valley OF
Virginia. Owing to a very serious accl-
health, all Of the physicians have re-
commended and insist that be out Of
doors In order to regain my strength,
I am Offering my drug business IN
Waynesboro. Va, for sale. nave
one wanting a good business in q rich,
prosperous, farming section SHOULD not
let this opportunity escape. No Ola
stock; everything In good condlt1on.
For further particulars call on or ad~
dress HARRY HOGSHEAD, 4Waynes-
boro, Va.
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Richmond, Va, June %. 1906.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
Merchants National Bank OF Richmond
nual Dividend of Per Cent. out OF the
net profits of the Bank for the past six
months. free of tax, payable to the
Stockholders on and after the first day
OF July, 1905. u q.
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TAxEs-I AM NOW
ready to receive the City. School and
Sewer Taxes for the year 1906. One
half Of the same Is payable on or before
July list next, and the other half on or
before December 1st; s per cent. will
be added to each half unpaid when due
+ The whole may be paid July LIST. II pre-
ferred. J. w. sBRONAUGH;5 Jr.
NLl.N Treasurer City Cs Monche3ter.E
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.NoTIclIN PURSUANCE OF. A REsO.
luton Of the Board Of Directors, passed
on June eth, 1905. meeting OF the
Stockholders Of the Bank OF Commerce
the Bank Main and Tenth Streets, In
the city OF Richmond, Va, on 10th day
s of July, 1905. at A clock p. NJ.
J. D. LECkY. Secretary.
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Virginia state insurance Co.

Virginia State Insurance Co.,
.5jj Richmond Va. June q. 1905 ~
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
Company have this day declared semi
annual Dividend OF Per Cent. Gree OF
and after July 1st 1906. Checks will be
mailed. ROBERT @LECkY. Jr..
Vice-Pres. and Sec'y.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

PIANO BARGAIN-AIOST HANDSOME
Upright ever seen. Cost, $1,000; must
be sold at q sacrifice for $500 MANLY
B. RAMOS CO, 119 East Broad Street.
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Insurance Company
Richmond, Va, June 20. 1905.
DIv1DEND-THE9DIR OF TIIIg
Company have declared semi-annual
Dividend Of Four Per Cent. Gree OF
taxi pnya BILE to stockholders OF record
Juen goth, 1904, from which date to July
list, 1905, the Transfer Books will be
Z closed. Checks for this Dividend will be
mailed to Stockholders. Changes OF adj
dress should be notified the company.
VIM. H. MCCARTHY Secretary.
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CAPE VIEW COTTAGE (FoRMERLY
Booker Cottagc> Buckroe Beach,, Va.
throughout building: situation is most
beautiful on the beach; only 100 feet to
bathing grounds; bath rooms for guests
free. Apply to Mrs. ]. c. OuTTEN,
Box 1875, Hampton, Va
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THIRD ST, S., 15-SECOND-STORY
front room for rent, furnished, with
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HELP WANTED-Male.

WANTED, MEN AND BOYS. 10 Learn
plumbing trade. We cannot supply de.
maEd for graduates; $40 to $500 per
day: eight weeks completes course;
earn while learning. Address for g ca ia,
SCHOOLS, Cincinnati, O., st. Louis.
NO. Employment guaranteed OF money
rat, Of a