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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-08
ALDERMEN MEET
TUESDAY NIGHT
Committees Wait to Find How
New Plan of Government
Works.
ANNEXATION ON THURSDAY
May Consider Each Application
Separately or Draw Gen
eral New Line.

But two meetings appear on the
Council calendar for this week-the
Board OF Aldermen on Tuesday night
and the Committee on Ordinances.
Charter and Reform on Thursday night.
II is not anticipated that other meet
tinct desire In the Council to defer
action on many matters until the Al
ministrative Board is in the saddle
and the machinery OF the new method
Of government has been tested out.
The Board OF Aldermen meets Tues
day night in regular session to receive
a large number of papers for concur
renee coming over from the Common
Council Among these are concurrence
In the award OF several contracts for
big South Richmond sewers. and for
the extension OF the Church Hill Tun-
mel. part OF big improvement pro-
jected in the East End. There are also
pending large number of appropria-
ton ordinances reported by the Com
mittee on Finance. mainly of a minor
character.
Annexation Matters.
The Committee on Ordinances Char
ter and Reform has set Thursday night
for the often times delayed public
hearing on the subject of annexation
Several petitions. including those OF
Highland Park. Barton Heights. swans
boro and other sections, are pending
before the committee. which will hear
from citizens for and against the gem
eral proposition before taking the mat
ter up in detail The matter for the
committee TO determine at this juno
ture is whether II will recommend a
general annexation proposing an eS-
tension OF the lines all around the
city. or will recommend that each OF
the communities petitioning for an
nexation be taken up separately and
a separate agreement made with each.
Action OF the Ordinance. Charter ana
Reform Committee is regarded as only
preliminary and to determine the gen.
eral plan and scope of the movement
Later a special committee will be
named to meet with representatives of
the sections affected and draw up an
agreement or contract specifying the
exact terms OF annexation after the
manner of the proceedings IN the an
nexation OF Manchester in 1910.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-08
ORGAN RECITAL
p0x,,oned Until Thursday Evening OF i"'s
w.. on Account of Weather

Wees on Account M "o~
The organ recital scheduled tor les.
-.--sv a. ;he First English EVsaeeilcN,
T.-,tr-ar churca. Monument Avenue sIo
= o--.a-5v street was postponed on accom-,
= - 5,rierrert weather until Inursoay
Q. - - ,bis week when Il will be given
=. -, o-c;ocK. A very entertaining program
~ be rendered b. the orssnlsl james y
49,. assisted By Mrs n p Norris. %
- ~. caroline Bragg. co1traito; ReiPn
.,T-s~ tenor. and Joseph White. bass
The program: Coronation MaTeo from rom
- p-o,hete'- (Meyeroeer). quartet Larry
xr,.s ~ q Nv savior shelly. meody II
= svrestC: 500. In Ny Fathers House Are
Many Mansions (Je~eiD. Nss S@r te.t.
zee. 80 -.E-lexr.~ tb), "Arietfa tCot-
-. -.vfo-,. solo. % Lore Rebvte Ne
No. fNa-ze,. Ralph Lud~i<: ca. Der
csuse~ tCods-d). o.. honec Au,o-,
fyVcefrrhoutJ quartet - Dee-" ~
n,us-T IN = nzt CDsdley Buck). tal. romance
fro-r ..Tarnha user~ (Werrcrl. 90. "Sere-
nsee- tFi.g.eFl 80 xor-s.. sygssls,s p,e"
(Sllrerl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-08
BARBOUR THOMPSON ILL
sa..s. Ma, Brought 90 Johnston-w Will
Uo<pffas On Cot

Barbour Thompson. ~ Atlanta. vho has
b~en a patient a. the Johnston-Wiiiis Hes-
,fiaf Ter the past three months. hasinE been
k-r-rsf here from Atlantis oot-ritd~n. vas
r,rsrfed a. being IN 80 extremely cfstcal
cct.dlfion last nigit Members Of HE fam
fv Including bis brother. Richard Thomp-
son are Win him
Nr Thompson's Illness has extended over
The past twelve nonths. but has not been
q q character thai required surgical treat
rn~-f. IL was stated At the hospital last
rixhf. thaf NJ. Thompson vac critically 81.
baf nat no Immediately change vas antici-
patcd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-08
OLD BOND APPEARS
All INT Obsolete State Bond Of 1873
rendered for TaxeA

Coupons from what Is thought TO
be among the last ten-isrty ots'e
bonds OF 1879, which are no longer IN
terest bearing, was rendered 10 inc
state Auditor last week by w. n
Landau White. OF Norfolk. In payment
a, bts taxes. The coupons. which were
vaiued at $50. were accepted by the
Auditor. although the issue of 1873
was ordered funded into other bonds
wears ago by the Legislature
The coupons go out OF business In
1aIs but even now. under the law.
Mr.. White will have to go TO court
10 prove the Eenuineness OF his cou-
pous. He is known to have In MS
aos.ess!ou three OF these bonds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-08

tn. syrian minister. Rev. Faddou! Nor-
,abxhsb WHO has been In the city for SONS
weeks Will speak this afternoon IN the sG-
dftorsrrn Of the Central Young Meas Chris
-, AssocIa.fon 70 men only. The meeting
will begin at $40 win an Illustrated song
service.
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T Special TO The Times Dfrp

Especial to The Times -Dfspstch-l
Penplia City, Va. December John Mar
shall. colorcd. vas arrested here yesterday
for the murder Of his wife "a West Virg.nis
more thar a year ago He wss taken back
20 Ennis. che scene Of TIE crime. ~ J. z.
Person. . coiored detective from Keystone.
W Va
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nenses. as compared with February.

pcnses. as compared with February 1911
4 nc returns. which cover about % per cent
OF the steam railway mileage OF the coun.
trF. average as follows per mile o. line for
INC month; Total operating revenue. per
I'l!c ot lne averaged $3.50 as compared
WIN sfi In February. 1911, The increase
res"lted almost entirely from freight ;raf-
NC. passenger revenue having eighty de-.
operatlns expenses. per mile OF
me averaged y7i,. as comi,nr.d .itn sc,s
20 ftornary. 1911. The net operating rave
huc was t-5'. as compared with SEA in rcb
.tsFS' 1911 The taxes amounted to so NOR
"iIe OF line. an increase OF 10. nor cen,
icDfuary OF the previous year a,
wi ud' contained iwonty-ninc DAYS .rl.
Heul. tho returns Tor tho month %, me
",'tht year other things being eouaL
~"nIu DC ABOUT per cent. greater thar 70 =,
fepTuary. 1911. comparison .h,t "i,,n,
80 the ehec; OF the extra day IL OF The
turns per milo Of line tor each dav rhs
~ opcra'lnS revenue thus averaged a. -
Pc n'ile OF llnc per day In FEBRUARY 100
90 contrast Win 3I.:j IN February. ,.il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-19
SUCCESS OF THE
LYACHBURG PLAN
Annual Report of Chamber of
Commerce Shows Fine Results
From Mayfield's Invention.

The third annual report of the
Chamber of Commerce OF Lynchburg.
II II. MayieN. busincy, secretary.
shows that during the year ended
April 80 last, which marks the end
! OF really only two years and a half
of active work BY the Chamber. there
were located in Lynchburg two large
industrial enterprises; that new struc-
lures built or building, including q
modern firerroof hotel. represented ex-
pendttures OF Sl,2iI 900. and that the
capital of new enterprises aggregated
sl.0l1,000. of which 100000 came from
outside. The sale OF farm lands to
the extent of 100000 worth directs
attention to the results of unique
but practical work OF cooperation OF
the Chamber or Commerce. and OF the
people of the nearby Amherst Bed
lord. Campbell and Halifax counties
for the building up of rural condi-
tions. This work was started about
two years ago by the Chamber Of
Commerce. and the counties uniting
in systematic advertisement Of
agricultursl opportunities. This ad-
vertising centred in the publication
Of an attractively illustrated booklet
giving definite facts OF value TO the
houescekcr. About 5000 copies OF
the booklet were distributed. and adj
vcrtisements were published in the
classified columns of daily newspapers
and farm journals in the West and
Northwest.
The cost OF this work was about
$4,000. and in addition to the actual
sale of land in the Piedmont section
many negotiations OF purchases are
still under way. and it Is fully ex-
pccted that tho cumulative effect Of
tho advertising will be sales OF even
more lands than have yet been made
This entirely practical method OF
CO. operative cndeavor on the part of
the Lynchburg Chamber. the counties
surrounding. and the real estate and
brought to tho attention of the read
crs OF the Industrial Section and
editorial comment. and commentator
In this and many other papers fol-
lowed. The ''Lynchburg Plan" a 1t
was dubbed in this paper. has at
tracted a great deal of attention, and
Secretary Mayfeld. who is the in
vcntor OF it, has been besieged for
further Information" as to the meth
oc.s employed by him and tho results
AS shown by the annual report of
the Chamber. and as has been here
toforc shown in these columns the
work under Mr.. Mayffcld's methods
has been eminently successful, and it
would he well for Richmond and other
.'rgina cites and the counties con-
tiguOus TO them to adopt the Lynch
burg plan and put it in active opera
ton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-19
TOBACCO Sales:
SMALL OFFERINGS

me sales Of leaf tobacco On tho
moors OF the Richmond warehouses; last
week amounted to only about 200 n0o
ROUNDS. all OF which was sun-cur.d
STOCK. The market was weak. End
prices hardly natisfactory to the son.
erS. The fact is there Is so it'll. Icft
oil 'ne tobacco crop to be sold the buy
rrs nave become Indifferent ard but
'ew 81 them attend the sales We'll
ing VIII nave Very few " any moro
10 bother about th;s side of tho faII
months. 1T is believed that there 20
not now as many pounds of sun-curcd
lett In the growers hands as were of
iefed for sale liz this city last wa.k
~ the end of this month-possib,v b,.
me end OF this wcek--the Richmond
Ware houses VIII be practically closed
mat Is. so far as the sale OF the loo
leaf is concerned
ne package dealers have had an.
other rather quiet week Indeed. thnv
are reaching the holiday season mis-
year quite as early as their brethren.
nc "archonsemen. Tho reason is that
there is very little stock in the hos
heads 10 be dealt in.
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BOOK FARMERS"
IN ACTIVE DEMAND

The Chicago Record Herald makes
'nls interesting statement:
Dung men who have complet ed
me courses Of study prescribed in the
University OF Wisconsin's College OF
agriculture are in demand at good SAL
aries according to sthe statistics OF
c ci'e college. When the university
ciosed In l:l the demand for agri-
cut i ufal graduates could not bc sup
pllcd and all the members OF the year,;
lass ran, mad found places at salaries
races that would have paid SI50.o00
IN salaries could not be filled because
oi ,r tne lack Of qualified men"
:, MS showing is an indication Of
me change that is coming generally
IN agricultural methods. Rule-of-
numb haphazard methods will NOT
10 on the farm any more than in the
Wei, Wetii.inanased factory. There must be
utiy scientific farming, the combina-
uoi OF sound principles with the re-
! suits OF experience. Evidently the
Iwhsrs OF farms see the change at
a nand and arc eager to avail them
| .eives OF the knowledge possessed by
'hTSc Wisconsin graduates.
INC services of young men who have
nau inc benefit OF training IN the real
also IN demand. for here In Virginia
aahn othcr parts of tho South the old
Iogy idea that any fool can farm sue
TessIl'ly IL about played out. and the
:"Hs Hidh VINO brings MS diploma
rem zrTm a good college that has an agri-
cultural department. worthy the name
: no longer being ridiculed and dub
'eT BOOK farmer"
me attendance In tho agricultural
schools in Virginia and all over the
south should ne increased and the IF.
MciencN of these schools and COLLEGES
should also u" Increased. There can
pc no doubt Of the fact that the real
st"deht OF agriculture has a brighter
prospect ahead Of him than any other
Ioirssional student and his work will
oehynl ms state and the world as.weil
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-19
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

az cai-Daiiy-NcwporI News
$40 A.--Locai--Daiiy-Ch'v LA Sun.
1hurmcnd.
ts:oo A.-ENprcss-D aily--Horfolk Old Point.
iIv'W A.-Local--D aiiy-Lchbg., Lon c. Forge
-:9' r. EHpiess-DaIly--Cin, L'vile.
ti'V9 P--EApress- Daiiy-Norfu.k y Sew,
o:Y9 P-Locai--Daiy-N. News. Ola Point
o'I' f.-t.ocai-- Daiy-Gordonsvi,le.
OIL" f.-Locai-ES. Sun.-Lchbs. Natural
Bridge. Clifton forge.
$50 acknowledgements. Chicago
'n:to s-Daiiy--Cmcirnati L'viile.
'S!ecpers. tpHrlor Cars
Trains ARRIVE RlCHMOND-Locai from
East; sis y. NJ. $50 Y. NJ. Trough from
East: 1850 \. ~ $50 T.. VI. Local from
west; $50 a. NJ. 9:55 \. ". and 7:I5 T. NJ
in4ough -" y. nj. .:35 L. NJ. and 3 80 p NJ
James River Line: ''S:25 y. NJ. Gas p. NJ
daily except Sunday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-19
Richmond 4 Petersburg electric Railwa,

Nafs leave Aanchcstyr seventh and Perry
streets. ior Peiersburg:
-. !. 5. 80. ~. II. ~ y. NJ l. . o. 4 a
'':i' g :. >. -. lO i. n.
il;v" p. NJ. 70: chester. 1900 midnight for
Petersburg.
cars leave Petersburg. foot OF sycamor.
street. Tor Manchester:
tS;iS 655 LAS. 1855. s:S5. e:35. oi9:s5 ll:ai
go. s:35. ga 'i0AV. u,io p. NJ
fDaiiy. except Sundays and holidays
carries baggage and express
limited except sundays and holidays
All cars from Petersburg connect with
cars Tor Richmond
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Railroads
Atlantic Coast Line
Tho Standard Railroad OF the South.
TNEIsI-t"srIWL, NAV

f3FIf.VTINE NM IZth, lgI!.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
For Norida and Soath: sis a. NJ. and
200 r. NJ. 100 A NJ
For Norfolk: ''S:i0 \. NJ, a:c0 a. NJ. % :cl
j.. NJ. I;i0 p NJ, 1885 /. u.
For \. & w. Ry. west: 6l5 a. NJ. 1870
~ H.. 1900 r. NJ. $50 Z. NJ.
$50 &. 81. s:i5 4. NJ. 900 \. NJ. 1900 A.
~. 800 L. NJ, +io L. NJ. Cos p. NJ. 700
L. M ''i;S5 J.. N, 800 l.. NJ. lI:45 r. NJ.
Eor G1idsboro and Fnyetteyille: 1910 u. NJ.
Trsins arrive Richmond daily: Sos A. NJ.
$50 a. ~. sos a. 81. 's:37 a. NJ. ''Io:is a.
a., ITO 4, NJ, Ellis A. NJ. 900 p NJ,
ITO II. NJ. Cos Z. NJ. 6.S5 p NJ, 200 T.
NJ, s'co p. NJ. ''io:25 p. NJ. 80 r. NJ
except sunday. ''Sundsy only.
iane OF arrival and departure and con-
nes'ions no; guaranteed.
Z. > CAMPBELL. d. z. A.. SIS Main st.
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STEAMBOATS,
Old DOMINION LINZ.

OLD DOMINION LINZ.
Lv. Richmond foot OF Ash ST. daly7.oop v,
Leave Newport :Iews.. a NJ
'A.tiNe .................e:6O A. II.
Connects with main line steamers leaving
Norfolk for New York daily, except sundav
80 i. III Connections also made by q.
W. lIy. =. ". and g. & .. Ry. a; p Nj
sight Inc steamers stop at CIaremont 10
.anG or receive passengers on signal. and
VIII be met oy public conveyance
VIRGINIA SANIGATIoS co. (1.u.ct,va
March G).-James River by daylight ,os
Norfolk and Old Point. Newport News ana
all James River landings Steamer leave.
Monday. Wednesday and Friday at 80 A
Nj. Freight received for all Jane, Rlysr
landings. Phone Madison IT'S.
Maiu Ticket Office. 81 F. Main srre.t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-19
BY The Valentine Auc,Ion r.

TRUSTEES At-CTfov s
,,FssTTtG4@l>SMlTiFS FTNTUREtA roofs
fra ny virtue OF a decd OF assignment
, aoii livingston & Co. to us as ,rust
ICES We will sell. on the premises COS cos
nnE MEADOW and Marshall Stree,E Z
.nidermi9age Road. the stock, nxtures
ahov toois OF the Blacksmith shop OF IN :
INA ; SiAI -. 1912. at 2 O'Clock p NJ
If'RMS: Cash. THOS. p. SNEAb " "
1 II, IEsUHs a ;iS: Trustees. ;
iiiE VALENTINE AUCTION co,
.Auctinnnora
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL Raj. LINE TO NORFOLK
schedule in Effect May l.. 1919.
Leave byrd street station. Richmond. FOR
NORFOLK: bS;l0 y. NJ, $500 y. u, a3;0)
i. NJ. 'i:io p. Nj. bT:$5 p. NJ
FOR IfNCHBURG AND THE WEST: .sl5
y. NJ. 'ie;p0 y. NJ. a3;CO +. NJ. $3.50 p NJ
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: ALTO A.
NJ bits \. NJ, 's:35 =. NJ. biO:25 p. Nj.
'li;a0 l.. NJ From the West: CIV A. NJ
AGO l.. NJ. bl:f0 p. NJ. 'soj y NJ, so:Uu
Il. NJ
DAILY. nDaiy ex. sunday. bsunday only.
w. b. BEVlLI.. q n DOSr.Ey
u J.. a. Roanoke. ID. p, A. KIchmand
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-19
auffton 5aIss, future Days
By Green & Redd
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
or
That Attractive and
Very Desirable Su-
burban Home, Four
qurean Lane, One Of
Our Most Beautiful
Thoroughfares, Adj
joining the Former
Home Of Thomas C.
RuGn, Esq.

ny virtue Of a Sertain deed OF trust.
the u May 10. 1910: and record. ID in
G!erks Office. IN d. b. Iss-B. page 3oi
de'au!i having been made In the par'
n"ht OF portion Of the debt SECURED
thereoy. and having been required h.
the beneficiary tlcreunder So to do. Ne
'"o u'aeFsisned trustees. will. on
SATURDAY. May 25. 1912.
at $3.50 o'clock r. NJ.
on tho premises, proceed to sail :.
puzzle auction the property conveyed
All 'ha, certain lot of land. with
ments thereon lying and being in the
county OF Hcnrico. Va. shout ono MIL
noTtn OF the city OF Richmond. begin.
ntng at tho northeastern intars ec,ion
or the Richmond and Henrico Turn
PIKE and Fourqurean's Lane. theme.
running ca stwardly along the north
S srn line o, Fourqurean's Lane two
tending back two rundred and forty
containing 1927 acres. more or less.
The dwelling is exceptionally well
punt WITH ten large rooms. oath, lava
trty servants dwelling. containing
iour rooms: large stable. carriage
mouse. chicken house and numerous
other outbuildings. which. with larg.
yard, ample shade. fine water. Il va
riety OF fruit. beautiful shrubbsry ana
beautiful surroundings. combine 10
make this an ideal suburban home.
This property Is only a Snort dis
tance from two car lines with a grano-
lith!c sidewalk all the way TO one OF
them.
To attend this sale. take Highland
Park car at Seventh and Broad Streets
not later than SIS p. NJ. and get off
at Fouraurcan's Lane; go westward!y
Il short distance. and you VIII find the
red Nag and some one to show you
the property.
This is a rare chance to buy a conn
try home. only few minutes from the
heart OF the city. at half It's value, as
this property is going to b. sold for
the high dollar.
TERMS: Cash.
Z. L. RUTF1N.
Trustee.
". p. REDD.
Trustee.
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sEABOARp AIR LINE

Southbound trains scheduled to leave Rich
mond daily: s:c5 y. M.-Local to Noriina
IL" p. M.-Sleepers and coaches Atlanta
Birmingham, savannah. Jacksonville 6:2S
=. M.-Siecpers and coaches Jacksonville.
l:e1 Il. M.-Sieepcrs and coaches. Atlanta.
birmingham. Memphis. Sorthbound trains
tchecuIed TO arrive in Richmond daily:
100 A. NJ $50 a. NJ. sos p. ~. S:ia p. NJ,
Local
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aurtlon 5aIrs, Rnnnap
>->>>~------->->>-- ------~>---~~----~
On Monday, May
20, 1912,

at 1925 p. NJ.
we VIII sell for whom it may concer,
at the Richmond Stock Exchange At
PUBIC auction. twenty-one and onn.
nait q 20 shares OF the stock OF tho
- Mills Company. Of Roanoke
Rapids. y. C.
JOHN c. WILLIAMS & CO.
Stock Brokers.
40. 1913 e. Main ST.. Richmond v,
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ACCOMMODATION IRAINs- WEEKpAYs.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

1REMlEE CARRIER OF THE SOUTH
Trains Leave Richmond.
y. B.-Following schedule figures publish.
cd as Information and not guaranteed:
For the Souih-Daily: 6:iO A NJ Local
with electric lighted Sleeping Car for Al.
laata and Birmingham. Has T. 81 Express.
Week Days: 800 J.. NJ Local
YORK RIVER LINE.
$3.50 i. N.-Daily.-Connecting for RAIN,
more Mon. Wed. and Friday. 500 A. Mex.
sun. and 2:ia Z. M.-Mon.. Wed. and Fri
ddy-Local
Trains Arrive Richmond
From the South: ESQ A NJ $40 A NJ
200 +. NJ. s;9 =. II. daily: 1855 Ex sun.
from West Point: $3.50 i. NJ daily 1875 A.
Nj Mon. Wed. and Fri. 4;o5 z. NJ Elk sun
S. L. BURGESS, D. P. A..
:oI z Main ST. Phone Madison 2To
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-19
TUEspAY. May 2t.

TUESDAY. Al.AY II.
commencing AT 1880 o'clock
This stock consists OF various kinds
of Groceries, Soaps. Smoking and
Chewing Tobacco. Cigars. Cigarettes
pr. Bells Drugs and other popular
brands of drugs. Ramon's stock and
Poultry Powders Paint In cans, two
barrels Paint, crockery. Glassware,
Enameledware Tinwarc. Pictures and
Picture Frames. roll Linoleum. RefriG-
orators and other Furniture Shons
Clothing, about 1900 wards Whit, and
Yellow cottons. CaHcoes. Pcrcalcs.
Glnghams. Laces. Notions. etc
Merchants invited to attend this
sale. Good. clean stock The goods
have been opened and assorted ana
ready for inspection. Page alwav,
sells regardless.
TILE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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J2Gi(ftS

= = =
s. y. SIMAAN. 2l3 n. FIFTH 81.
We are selling al cos, the NEST
beautiful handmade anbroilcIic4
ever brought TO this c!'y from an
nations. Everything for wear ana
for the house. Their beauty ana
rarity arc bound 10 attract. so conc
and sec and bug Dresses and irish
Z, lates OF all kinds.
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SPECIAL REMOVAL NOTICE.-M
Eiscn. the antique furniture dealer
mas moved tn his new store, 1912
West Broad, where he Will do fnc
repairing and finishing at vut-y rca-
sonahle prices. also have II few
original pieces for sale. Antiques
bought. Phone Madison 1890.
THE GRADUATE NURSES ENAMIN-
Ing Board OF Virginia will hold its
semi-annual examination on MAY 20
and 30. 1872. beginning at a NJ at
-. Andrews Hall. corner Cherry and
Beverly Streets.
s. II. CABANISS, Il. ~.
President.
NJ NJ. FLETCHER, II. ~,
SrcrpturN
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Bcaru slianteu

LADY WISHES ROOM AND BOARD IN
private Family. on Fifth or Fourth
street preferred. Phone Madison
ese
y DUNG GENTLEMAN DESIRES
board and room in strictly private
family. Address l. SAG, care Times
Dispatch.
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RAILWAY REVENUES GROWING.

Shipping Business Improving All Over the
Country, specially in the South.
Returns o! tho railways to the Interstate
Commerce Commits sion for the month of
February. 1872. which have Just been COM
fpiled by the Bureau OF Railway Economics
show increases both in receipts and ex-
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS BIDS
ipr the construction of bank
building TO be located at the corner
81 Hun and Twelfth Streets South
KicHmond. for the Mechanics and
Mercnants' Bank. will he received
until /. o'clock noon May 20 1872
With each bid there must he iled
a certified check for $500 payable to
}. II. Patterson. cashier. to guar
ahtee that contract will be en-
tered INTO for the amount OF the bid.
Cheoks Will be returned to the UNI
successful bidder
The successful bidder will he re-
CURED to execute Il trust company
bond for the faithful performances
of the contract
Plans. specifications and inforna-
ton may be obtained from the archi-
tect. Albert +. HUNT. i107 East
A. Main Street. Richmond. Va
The right is reserved TO reject any
OF all bids submitted.
Bids Will be scaled and addressed
to the undersigned.
j. II. PATTERSON
Cashier Mechanics and Merchants
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