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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
NIRGINIA-At Superior Court Of Chancery

for Richmond Circuit held at the Capitol in the City Of
Richmond June 2sih, 1915:
Hill Carter Trustee under Beverley Randolph and
Charles H. Randolph deceased, plaintiff,
against
Richard H. Cunningham admir- de bOnis with the WIZ
ne1ed Of beverley Randolph deed and Charles
jolphdtcd defendant
Ia this Gauss defendant Richard Cunningham being
ready and wiling Court dispose Court may
direct the Of FIVE thousand four hundred and sixty
lars iotythte cents with interest," mentioned ~ lex
about hundred dollars which
to meet the OF the fund motion
ordered that the said have
much thereof he conveniently
OF the State Of Virginia secured By
deed Of trust upon adequate real estate
And by of the parties by counsel that
this be referred OF the Comm
rho entitled hs hares Of JsIH ma Bersl
HA In the fund held by the defendant Clnnng
Of Beverley Randolph mentioned Ginning
ham, which directed by the said years
and how much thereof each interested
IN which enquiry he viii The process
upon such Claimants known him AMI within
monweaih and by publication others and
Commissioner make report Court with any matters
specially stated deemed pertinent by himself
quired by any party TO b. stated.
Copy. Tesie
POW. ROBERTS ID
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NOTICE.
nv W.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, I

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, Z
BicnsoSn 10Th Oct, 1876.
AnPeIsons interested the enquiry directed foregoing
der hereby required appear before my Office the
10Th day Of November 1896 snd produce their elas With
evidences thereof
oe t7-dtlGthNov. JOHN SHORE Commissioner
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DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.

I'm WEDNESDAY the sSth inst O'Clock
our sales Room (up stss) viii ell
eni Of fresh and desirable Goods
ks containing many desirable styles seasouabe a
eles TO which particularly &c
nsra1y.
1Jr Particulars herrAhsr.
TFRMs-Under 100 collars cash over 100 dollars mouhs
credit for approved negotiable paper
no ~ DUNLOP, NoSCURE Il co, Aue,.
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Ichss 10 Halves Quarters So Cefu6cass of ckages
Of ~ Whoes slo o. 80 Halves ass Of &c sl7l
p Orders for Tickets and Shares ani Paekars
IN the atove splendid LOTTERIES Tor smaller that drawn
every day IN the week. eneuE prime Ttss receive
ne most prompt attention. snd sr Of each draut
sentimHediaieY afsr u 10 oyefto al Who order frcn
oc24 J. =. WORD, Richmond Va
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Correspondents OF Baltimore American.
PHrLipELFHrA, Noy. 10, Q p. NJ.
Stocks unchanged
Flour S5,62}a5. IS; Corn Meal S3.75aS4; Wheat S
nl23c; Corn 1Os75c.
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lotteries.
7 G: GREGORY a CO., MArAera., No.


Drawn Nos Of Losry. Gas. H. I7th Oct 1916
~ IS 81 6 40 i6 &c 40 ~ ca 76 AZ.
nr Nos = 81 as, Prize Of $4,000, IN the above Lot
spiendid Schemes for November, $40.
S25 900, 5000.
Thursday-New Jes-y No 90 Capitsls Gas soOs
5000 1890 20 Of 1000 &e rs Nos. u drawn s3
halves 2,So; quaren i.25.
$4,000. 1000.
rIday-MonOngaiia No 40 Capitals: $1,000 1000 go. Ge
10 Nos ~ drawn Tickets ~; halves 5os quarters 2Se
$4,000, 1000.
sauriay-su'ssr Extra. ~ Capia. $4,000 1000 60 &c
rs Nos, ~ drawn Tickets 81; halves soc; qr.. Use
$4,000!
NEW JERSEY LOTTERY. Gas. No. DO for 1890 be
drawn Nov. IIth. 1876.
rs NO. LoTTERY-ia DRAWN BALLOTS.
PRIZES.
! prime Of $4,000 20 prizes Of $1,000
5000 70 400
5000 20 200
5000 I55 $50
1890 n. Ar
Tickets IS; Halves 9 so. Quarters 4 Is
$4,000!
NEW JERSEY LOTTERY, Class No. oI, for 1860 be
drawn Nov i6th, 1876.
IS NO. LoTrERY-Ia DRAWN BALLOTS.
PsIzEa
! pine Of $4,000 90 prizes Of 1000
10000 go
5000 20
5000 l5S $50
Tickets IS Halves so. Quarters IS
orden for Certificates single Tickets and
the viii be
forwarded free Of postage, a. IL - received
J. @. GREGORY 4 CO, Manager.
nov Richmond. Va.
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Auttion Salfs.
HlS DAY.


DRY GOODS.
IN THURSDAY. the 18th inst. oonmeneins,
~ al o'ecek pc iseh. at wsr~hsa.- -. .Asn 90
rtA-i sand-o- nay
GOODS. entirely fss. and of de.iras-
Usually offered at Aaeiios including the foeowrr.-vir
10 Oxford Cadet NJ
SeasesPl.ia Mach Fancy s,rpeJ asi ca...ere.
10 dn Er'ra Heavy Donbe warp Ker.ey-
10 do GAIA eiaids and Paid tias.y.
20 do Fancy Prints or eniirriE n.w .,ye.
10 do Bi~aehsd Shirtags al Widths.
10 d. Pain Pad and fascy T~e-d-.
do German wool-s and Cotton no..ery
Wool Black. Bue and Fancy closh-
nl-scbet. Brows and As-orted Canton Fiana.l.
Whit. Re and yellow. an wool da
KENTUCKY Jeans, in great variety,
blue Pilot Cloth. Fushlaxs.
Pongre AMI spialheid H'ksL
Paid and Fancy Cotton a.,
Rich Cs.hmeres and Moa,-lpe D. LANES.
Black Ahpaea~ Baet Italian Crsvsu
Men and Womsns back. whhe and erd Paris ki5 cLox..
Furuiture Prints Apron Checks
Whitpey Ind Duh Banksus
Paid WOODEN shawls. ca-hmere do
irsh Linens, Imported for trad-
Brown Nolan dS Dap@r.
Patent Threads. Eastc Su-render-
Chidien's wor,ted Boots comfoueu
efto ioi Dauaask Dapers do Table Ctoh.
Pine Ivory Combs. Buttons, Pins.
spool Cottonr &c &c
es Bales J 4 Brown shi-inr.
10 Go 20 and - do,
10 Cases 20 O ~ nch Cotton.
unere as of superior direct m, nu,e,,r.
T~"'-Under tloO cash. er-ai, 70 ,p,,,,.
paper oe KENT KENDALL u ArwArER A1et,
Additional
VIII Be ADDED the about 90 Case. R,,h y.ns-
GOODS now MISUNDERSTANDING
new patterns Victoria ard black Prints
sun aprons Pad sts Cravats Alpaca AIpaeea
huni.p Extra Whitney Bans Damass and .tn Di.u.r. A.
no 10 KKS
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by Magnetic Telegraph.
TRAssMrrrrp roR TIE BAIT. AMERICAN.
PnnApILrHrA, Nov. 10. 9, p. NJ.
No salos Of Flour. Holders ask S575; 8562i offered.
No local news
will sond you the from Delaware If the Baltimore
Office remains open.
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ny Davenport Allen a. Co.
AUCTION SALE OF BOOTS. SHOES.
HATS LEATHER An

On THURSDAY 18Th November 0. O'Clock we will sell a.
our Auction Store about 400 Boots Shoes Hats and Cans
all fresh seaonable ADD dcsbe Goods the manufa
ufers and suitable for Fan and wa.er CONFUSING Of
Mems thick peEgoi Water Boots
To kp - calf 10
10 thek pcgged Broeans
Do kip ard spit do
Boys thek pOsged Water Boots
Do hip do do
Youths thick peg ed and kIp DO
Boys and youths thick and kip peSEed Brogans
Nonens eather pegEed Tres Bassn heel .s ACE Boot,
Chldren's DO DO DO
Richmond made BTogaRs
HATs-Pian Eai Fashionable broad brm
Coney, SILK, Angola and wool Hats.
Glazed and Cloth CAPS
SOLE LEAIHER-7So Sides branded good" and damaged"
Shoe Thread, Wrapping Pager, sc
TERAs-Un'e $780, cash; 500 and over months credit for
approved paper no W DANENPORT. ALLEN 4 co. Aust.
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STRATTON'S OFFICE,
No. 5. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Let all the world cay hat they can
for telling Prizes STATIONS the man,

Let an the world v they can
for telling Prizes STATIONS the man,
Dawn No, ofsoBonEals, No IS, Nov 9th
90 % 80 % ~ n ~ &c sc rs 10
Ticket Nos % ~ II, capital paid by srRATToH
Drawn Nos OF su--er. Ext 95. Nov. uh
IL SO &c "a Is ~ IS 25 65 20 ~ &C.
rsss' Nos % :. &C. Two caPinS' sold and paid BY
Drawn No, Of n Jersey, No. 60, Nov. IOih:
IS 81 81 co 81 6I . Is SIS Is IS ~.
$4,000, 5000!
Thusday-N. Jersey. No. 90 Captas s25 600 5000 5000
5000 2iSo. 20 OF IoOo nc. rs Nos. drawn Tickets
halves $50; quarters las
$4,000, 1000!
Frday-Mononsalla, No &C. Capitals $4,000 1000 Co., &c
IS Nos ~ drawn Tickets sl halves Soc. qrs. Csc.
$4,000, 900.
s.urd.y-su'eI Extra, 81 Capitals: $4,000 1000.
rs Nos ~ drawn. Tickets sI halves Soc: ar. csc
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class NJ, for 1890 be drawn
Nov. 18th. 1896
rs NO LorTERY-Is DRAWN BALLors
GRASD scHrSE.
prize OF $4,000 prize Of $4,000
10000 2340
10000 IS prize. Of 1000
10000 So 400
10000 200 200
10000 &c ke
Tickets eIO; Halves s. Quarters 81
Certificates Of packages of IS who. quar-
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class N, fer 1850 be drawn
Nov. elsL 1886.
10 NO. LoITgRY-I2 DRAWN BALLOTS
GRAsD soHExK.
! prize OF $4,000 10 prize. Of 81 500
1900 30 1900
10000 so 1000
$3.50 GO 500
prizes OF 1900 &c &c
Tickets $40 Halves & 81 Certificates packages
OF 20 Wholes, tl20-halyes and quarters In proportion.
Buyer referred my FrfIe which arr rersie.d
at the Once, proof of done; ard every
drawing continues to increase the number sold
~ Ode Tor single tickets
Schemes and in all Lotteries promptly attended H.
drawing sent when requestsd
Pis.ss addr..s orders to u. srRATToH,
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By Davenport, Allen a Go.

GROCERIES,, at Auction.
On THURSDAY, the i2ih NOVEMBER At 10 o'eloeh . IN III
al our Auction Store n assortment O Croee.es viz
so hhds prime W Molasses
$50 bags prime Green Rio Coffee
$50 do do do Laruaya do
so ea,ks prime Goshen Cheese
800 sides ~good- and damaged" Leather
10 ueress winter Solar Oh. warranted Ia ou.utx
Green and Btek
Writing and Wrapping Paper
French Brandy, Holland Gin
Old rye Whssey
Madeia and Malaga
Sperm and Tarow Candle.
Newark Cider nc.
Terms Under $780, cash zIAo and ovs, a -. - A., -,
proved paper. no Dt.YENPoRT ALLEN a 60 70. ~
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By Dunlop, rtoncurs a Co.

ny DuhtoP, a To-
GROCERIES AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY the I3sh oelpck regard w-a
iher. viii sell Warehouse general a,.ortneut Of
GROCERIES,, win
$50 bores and ebs double and single refined Sugar
large and small InaI)
n half terces Ciarihed Sugar
IS bbls Reotihed whiskey
I6 hid. Molasses
Butter, Cheese, soap, Starch
LONDON Porter In pint and guam bottles
Indigo. Mustard. Shot Gin.
Bnndy-Otsrd. Dupuy Co, and Other favorite brands
Gunpo~der, Imperial and Polehons Teas.
Tsms-Und-r 500, cash 500, ap
proved negotiable paper.
NOT DUNLOP. MONCJRE A
Additional.
VIII be aided TO the above sale 100 ABSORBED
nzss no 10 DUNLOP, MoNCURE co.
SHOES, BOOTS, HATS AND CAPS.
WIN be ADDED the above
81 eases mems sewed and p.gKed Btorans
Bootees, slippers. Boots and ciy mad. Brouge.
Ladies walking Shoes and Slippers
ALSO
Mems and boys COMFY glazed velvet seaett and hair
CAPS. wool Hats, ke
The sale OF the above will a
oil DINA Co
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Drawn No. Of Asrands Losry. Gas. n, Oct 1896
u as 81 6 40 i6 &c 40 ~ ca &c al
HT Nos 81 as, Prize Of $4,000, the above Lot
terry sold a correspondent in kaLAwha oousty, Va
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LADIES' GAITER BOOTS,

IENHE subscriber has Just received his supply OF
Il Ladies Cater Boots both whole and half CATERS Tney
beautiful Boot made Phi
ladcpha and made Of satin Fancas which
handsomest Boot that which he would
Of the Ladies they will be sold any the
city A1EX Hill.
Manufacturer and Dealer in Boots, Shoes Trunks SC
No Main strret
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Iurtion 8alss.
FUTURE DAYS.

ny Hodge. A Puin.m.
SAKE Oh SLAVES UNDEH a DEED OF TRUST.
10y virtue OF n Deed OF Trust executed To the
- and ned By wm D. csrisn ard TIE security
and indemnify of Ro w Christ ian
day OF March iefR and duly recorded the Ci,rks
and New Ken, ,hi FRIDAY. day Of No,em
b.t 1916 at 10 O'Clock, ron
OF Hodges fuiam the Ciy Of Richmond
s hxhs bdder for sundy ing Men wo
and ehifen afread Actp.
as Trustee. shah convey with special wa,rin.y only
no 9-d&eh LOFTfN n. EtLEIT. Trustee.
Sale conducted UopaK- A prI1,..
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Late from tie Mormon Camp.

The Hancock nOs) Eagle Of the 10Th notices the
arrival there Of Mr. s. Chamberlain who left the most dis
camp oi the Mormons Council Bluffs on the 2G,,
ult., and his passed the whole line Of the Nor
emgans. lie says that the advance company of tho
MormOns, with whom the ToeIpe, had train of one
thousand wagons and eneamped tho bank Of
the Missouri River the neghbourhood of the Council
Bluffs. They employed in the construction Of boats,
for the purpose Of crossing the river
The second company had encamped temporarily at sta
zion No g which has been chTstened Mount Psgah They
mustered about three thousand strong and recruiting
their cattle preparatory 10 fresh start third company
had halted Tor similar purpose Garden Grove on The
head Of Grsnde River where they have put in about
1000 OF for the benefit Of tho people in general
Between Garden Grove and the Mississippi River. Mr..
Chamberlain counted thousand wagons en- route
to Join the main bodies in advance.
The whole number Of teams attached TO tho Mormon OK.
petition about three thousand hundred and il is
esmated that each team will average least three persons
and perhaps four The whole number Of souls on the
road may be down in round numbers twelve thou
sand From three thousand have disappeared from
NauNoo in various directions Many have left for Council
Bluff by he way OF the Mississippi and Missouri rivers
Others have dispersed parts unknown; and about
hundred or less still remain in Illinois. This comprises
the entire Mormon population that ourshed in Han
cock county. In their Palmy days they probably number
ed between fifteen and sixteen thousand souls Of whom
scattered upon the prnes bound for the Pacific
slope Of the American continent.
Mr.. Chamberlain reports that previously to his leaving,
four u s. military officers had arrived the Mount Ps-
ga camp for the purpose Of onsng 500 Mormons for tho
Santa Re campaign. They referred Headquarters
al Council Bluffs, Tor which place they Immediately got out
IL supposed that the force would be enrolled without
delay. II will furnish Col Kcaney with regimen
OF well disciplined soldiers who already prepared to
march.
Mr.. Chamberlain represents the health Of tho travelling
Monons good considering the exposures 90 which they
have been subjected. They arc carrying on a small trade
IN provisions with tho settlers IN tho county, with whom
they minglo on the most friendly terms
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A Question Of yerociry.


The following letter from the Washington correspondent
OF tho Boston Atlas places Senator McDuie in rather
awkward predicament:
WASHINGTON, July Il. 1886
The Presidents paper OF last night quotes paragraph
from OF my letters IN which stated that Mr McDu
he told with his lips that it had become the duty
of every take ground against
recklessness of the Administration, and nc do
the first that offered" and remarks,
statement" must confess little surprise this
bold contradiction If sanctioned by Mr. McDuhe. The
remarks in question applied by in consequence
OF the editorial IN the Union announcing the election OF
Mr. McDpfhe as Chairman OF the Foreign Afairs-which,
1t well known resisted by all the peculiar friends OF
tho AdministraOn-and claiming him a supporter OF
the Presidents policy. In conversation with Mr.. Me
Dufe about fortnight tins election, which
two Wing Senators present. he did the language
above stated and employed OF harsher
character in reference tho Of the government
So strong his expressions that they became n subject
OF comment my part after separated; when IL
observed that this his ordinary tone, speaking OF
Mr.. Polk. must suppose that Mr.. McDuffie has forgot
ten what he did that occasion; but him
II has escaped the memory Of others. whose position
before the county quite influential his and whose
regard for truth entirely scrupuious have consulted
with the Senators who CHANGED be present the tine
and they distinctly remember his language. More than
this, they greatly astonhed the denial his
manner was emphatic, If not Indignant; and his
were strong his intentions unmsakcabo. After
this, Mr. McDufhe, and his bed-iellow, Mr.. Richie,
may make what they please out Of the story.
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Congressional Printing.

The Joint Resolution, sboshing the office OF Printer
the two Houses Of Congress and directing that
the printing shall be done by contract passed the House Of
Representatives by the decisive Of 35 2-he most
emphatic evidence that could be borne by body to the
fact that fragrant abuses connected with the existing sy
tenn Indeed the pompous dedication" OF Blair &
Rives's jackson Hall" (who before heard Of the
dedcsuon OF Printing Office y furnishes conclusive evil
dence that under the plan OF executing printing
the treasury has been most unreasonably pundered.
We place record the of the Virginia members
Those who voted for the proposed change Messrs At
kinson, Brown, Hunter, Mcdowell, Pendleon and Seldom
Against it, Messrs. Bednger, Chapman. Dromgoole and
Hubbard. Messrs Bayly, Leake, Tredway, Hopkins and
| Johnson did not vote
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lCofrssPondenee OF the N. o. Tropie |
Masa,... ~ a. A

lSofterpondcnee OF the N. %. Trppe
MstaH0rss. July SEA. 1886
There gentleman here. who has resided ~ wear. i'm
Mexico, trying to raise SO to 20 TO chihuahua m,
says there was largo city within sx dsy. tourney Of
that place. and north Of the Rio Gande opposite which
bcseiged and destroyed by the Indians and all tho ,ph,h
ans m.ssaered exeep, two; Of he.e went TO spain
and the oiher,o New Orleans, by way Of Mexico N.
says inc QUO who went to New Orleans raised 500 men and
@ pack TO recover an immense treasure, over $780,
OOooOO, but that he returned or WAS heard of ,.,
passing the Preside Rio Grande thinks the same Indian.
VINO destroyed tho town, did like lob for him and nj.
men, Their starting matter Of record # not in Ne,,
orleans he knows Il Is ut 81 Paso del Norte and record
OF me mine lie calls the place La Gran Qsspivs Time
-wnen tho Spanisrds had New Orleans. lie is a sane
man, and one have communicated with ever since cam.
here's aequsinisd with every Mexican in Tsmauipa.
fore. the difficulty passing hos, Nj. Iri,n most, h;h
will soon be in our hands lie says he know, the World
will laugh Mt him. and call foolish affair." but he will
stand tho laugh lie was again this morning ON
the SUBJECT and make further disclosures 10 try and induce
me to buckle fortune his back. and he would bear
the burden What do you think OF az I'll tell you my
opinion nj some future day.
July 7,h
There another arrival from Monterey last ngbbu,
ht'ie comes by IT, worth relating. Mexican cuzen Of
tins place came down in six days The Tow troops left
Linarcs about fifteen days ago. and went 10 Mont.rey
where he says they have been put on the ortcs
hons-He heard something OF sodier steering This ,y
but did believe Many the citizens about be-. ,ni
Saullo did not seem to much which Of tho Armies
reached hrs Oar troops in good health ut Rein
noso' Nothing OF the movements Of Arista.
~ July oh. AIM.
There has boon several OF murder lately grow
ing out OF difficulties between the Texans and MeIeans
snu II Is no novel sisht'o SEQ Mexican laying the
streets at daylight shot or stabbed to the heart
This morning volunteer brought to the guard houso
oy the oieia his throat and stabbed twenty places
INTO the heart Not being recognized, in a few moments
detail made and outside OF tho city for burial
without ceremony and without blanket or coiIin Two
ohefs arc reported TO have been killed. The Mexicans
pretend great friendship with drunken man. promise TO
introduce him to some Ssnords get him off, throat
anu ake ms money, he has any. Such this lead
fore long " "
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The rumored Compromise

The Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore Ame-
riesn, gives the following outline OF the provisions Of bill
reported TO be in preparation in Washington as subs
tute for the Administration Tariff scheme:
THE CoNFRowlsE Nh. WEBSTER as it is called. has
assumed tangible shape. II is not his believe
however but has been prepared by large number Of man
ufaetueTs IN the city, and the representatives of their
interests The proposed compromise will agree 10 reduc
ton OF all duties paying 30 per the amount of
fourth provided that duties be reduced TO less than
would be reduced 80 per cent and those above would
be reduced one fourth falling below 30 per cent
The bill also proposes upon and coffee and the
revenue lost by the reduction OF duties upon the former
articles it is proposed shall be made up on tea and coffee
This compromise has been submitted 10 Mr. Calhoun a.
well Mr.. Webster. Mr.. Calhoun regards it as lust and
has agreed TO support the bill provided leading man
upon the other side would work with him. This has
been done, and Mr.. Webster il Is said will act with him
The question IL q most serious whether IL ought TO
carry not but this, this moment but secondary
question TO the fact whether pass or not There
is time inolgenily upon a question like this
This proposed compromise has excited good deal OF in
terest, and shall seud you information Of the progress
made upon II. My impression is that will result in no
thing, but time will show. You remember that the
Bill as proposed generally prepared by business men
The proposition Is 20 strike the first FIVE sections of
the Bill, and insert
That from and afIer the first day Of December next
there shall be reduction Of 25 per cent OF duties whether
specific al pGiOeH imposed by law on articles of
imported merchandise, wherein duties exceeding 80 per
cent ad paiOrem charged excepting brandy and
other spirits distilled from grain OF other materials and
wines: ProUided nspeTtheLss That duties on articles now
charged with than 30 cent shall not be reduced
below 30 per CT.
Strike out 9Th. sh, and 9Th sections
The proposed alterations specified articles are in
tabular form OF such shape that give the de-
tails this Days paper The reductions on tie present do
ties estimated S345O,O42. The estimate of reve-
nue. under the amended bill is 3O,sIs s5I
Drawbacks, 1917 900
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" eeirantsm-This wonderful but my-,.r,o,, ,,.,, 4.
~ philosophers by Influence Nm nm, op.s,,on.
ae and IL offended with phys,e. ..-n~. ~
ause when not century in t,.v,p m. I.,.,
49, an Almost inhantie a~osrmen, hrp--d n, boy,,,J
m .ne pewter PLATE In which, BY action some fo~ ,.v.
ana e"nvulsed 10 upd-rvtooJ 40 h. nm.
xh OF nervous influences, and great power herhs ~ 40.
OUT terrestrial exisence, local an o.,,,,l
Pouees the wthereJ limb AMI ,o,. .h.s
The Inn inmate dust whose
ne-- and disease ~ '''''"oh"' WEAK
".net particulars scc advertise another mari nj NH.
sphnsiory pamphlets may gratis. by ap,,r .,,an ~
-, 'of ms city, Messu DUvAl PURCELL D,u,,.,.
" js2t
uus Sorsaparttia.-Animals by an mpulsa
instinct IN many instances r.suh which ma. ..
"y attain ihrough The dog hen sck y,.a ~ a.,
N"s sra ani several kinds aud bird, ,e az, ~ 800,
~ Mhe" "onnhcd by the hngs of poisonous reptiles When
he @wcf o'ders Of draw 1to, m. re-.
" N'g'taon nature the crude tn wbat NAV
plying temi Vast benefits already been ~
@ sna We may point 10 the hc and certainly IA which un
aer he blessings OF sbenevont Providence -ch and an n. sn,
ues'ous dsa,es are etsdicaed by sand. sarsparl
a. among the hippiest OF those benefits, ''"''
% "c PARTICULAR and conclusive evidence of N, ,upr,o.
ana sneaey see pamphlets which may obtained Of the
pJfPared and so wholesale retail and for ,,,,,,,on
~ u. SANDS, Druggists and Chemisls Granite Buldinr,
-, corner Of Chambers York sold ,I-
y p"sL fukcELI, Agents, Main street, Riehnond Va
rhee' VI per bottle OF sir bottles for dollar.