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IoRTIhlURE'S RHEUniATIC CON.

LvA POUND AND BLOOD PUalFIER.-This
great discovery is bringing health and happiness to
thousands. Rheumatism can be cured. More than one
thousand of chronic rheumatism (of the worst
form OF this dreadful disease have been permar
nently during the past year by the of few bottles
OF this compound Letters and certificates are daily
being received from parties OF high standing many Of
this hitherto incurable disease, but who now affirm
that they sound and WELL made by this great re-
medy, which is vegetable spirit-an internal remedy
prepared for this disease alone and this it win
cure IN every case, either inflammatory (acute) or
chronic form. Testimony of the most undoubted che
racter will be cheeruliy submitted TO the inspection Of
all who may feel sufficiently interested to call the
propretors at their Central Office, No. l. Barclay st.
Astor House, New York. One bottle g. three bottles
$40 PURCELL, LADD l. co,
Sole Agents for Richmond.
w Y. ALEXANDER l. CO,
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'OiIMISSIONER'5 SALE OF MOST
~ Valuable Real Estate in and near the


City Of RicnmOnd-By virtue OF decree of tne
Circuit Court OF the city Of Richmond, pronounced
the 25th day of November, 1852, in the friendly
suit of Letter, sc, against Lottier, c., the I'M
dersigned, who was thereby appo nt-d Commits.
si3ner, viii expose to sale y public auction, en-
the premises respectively, on Tuesday, the 7th
December, 1852, commencing at u O'Clock, NJ, if
fair, if not the next fair day, that portion of tie
real estate OF which Lawrence Lottier, the elder,
died, seized, which, in the division of his estate
allotted to the adult legatees, viz: the large
Tobacco Factory ed street, with the lot on
which it stands, fronting Al feet running back l22
feet TO alley; aeo vacant lot adjoining on the
North, fronting "a fe2t on 22d street, running back
10! feet; also, teuements the south side of
Franklin street, between ga and Odd streets oc-
cupied respectively by MIR. Wilson and Mr. Muir
ray, fronting together AZ feet running back c. feet
also, the framed dwelling adjoining on the East,
cupied BY Mr.. John WCodcOck fronting Frank
lin street G6 feet, running back l65 feet 10 alley.
Also, l2 lots in that beautiful square or Church
Hin, bounded by l. Broad 26.h aud 27ta streets-5
of which front each 80 feet on the east line Of
2Sth street, and hsck 1870 feet to alley of
which front each 50 feet ca the west line Of 9th
STREET. and of them front each 33 feet the west
line OF said street, and back l20 feet to an
alley.
TERMs-One.third cash, balance at IL and Is
months for bonds bearing interest with approved
security and title retained TIL the last bond s fully
paid cti ED. Y. CANNON,
Commissioner.
Sale conducted by w GoDDIN, Auctr.
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By WELLINGTON Eoddiu.

TWO VALUABLE LOTS ON GAM.
l. BLES HILL FOR SALE AT AUCTION
VIII be sold on W ednesday, the 9th day of Dec
1882, upon the premises, commencing at O'Clock k,
two most valuable building lots on CANDLES Hill
fronting each 81 feet on toe east line Of Sd street
running back l23 feet TO alley 20 feet. These lots
were sold at auction On the 23th day of October
last, and the purchaser net having complied with
the terms OF sale, they will now be sold at the
risque and costs Of the former purchaser.
Terms at sale.
deg w GODDiN Auct
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ChrGnic Rheumatism of Ten Years,
standing.

NEW ORLEANS, March 81
Price, merchant, writes: mo language can de-
scribe the suferngs have endured for the last ten
years. Mine was Chronic Rheumatism in its worst
forms For the last three years have scarcely been
able to turn myself in bed during the night My whole
system affected. have had the best medical at
tendance which could be procared in the East and
South. And besides have used all other remedies OF
which could hear, and have taken medicine enough
to ruin the constitution ofany At length tried
Mortlmore's Rheumatic Compound, and it has per
formed radical cure p. PRICE,
do
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CINCIESATI, Dec. The Electoral Col
lege Of ONO met at Columbus to-day, and cas-
The vote Of the State for Pierce and King
" ashngton Mclean was appointed TO beal
ne result h Mashington.
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.lALUkBLE WOOD LAND ON THE
williamsburg ROad, lie Miles be.
lew Riclmond, for sale ut AuctiOn.-Wnl
be sod on MONDAY, the 9th day of December
1882, (aeiug court day. in front OF Henrico County
Court House, commencing at II O'Clock, two hun.
dred acres Of valuable Land, covered with pine
wood and timber, situated about IN miles below
Richmond on the South side of the Williamsburg
road. 1t will be di 'idsd into lots of so acres.
The attention of bricksyers, timber getters and
wood cutters, is respectfully called to this sale.
TERMS OF SALE One.fourth cash; balance at
(, { and l.. months for negotiable notes, interes,
added secured by trust deed or title retained
z. Sat the same time and place, will be sold
from to acres of valuable Brick Clay Land ,
IT Pot Mayo, adjoining Messrs. Q Iares Il Turner'S
property Terms same as above.
nc 80 w GODDiN, Auctr.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
s4RlKIVALOFTHE STEAMER EUROPA

Three Days Later From Europe.
NV YORK, Dee. 2d.-Jhe steamer Europa
tss arrived. bringing Liverpool dates Of The
,..ln ult and IS passengers.
T>c14Sp.-The Chancellor Of the Exchc.
.-.- had given notice in Pariiamen; of an
>nenlment fully sustaining Free Trade.
y..sr's motion TO debate the question on the
81 vas carried.
The Duke Of Wellington was buried with
ga; comp on the 18th.
Trf Wet India mail steamer La Plata had
.r-,c9 at Southampton. The captain and
gra, of,he crew had died of fever during the
passage.
Tie Earl of Shrewsbury. the eminent En-
-.sh Catholic, had died at Rome.
ir-a;y of alliance between Great Brita in
sr3 tie Sandwich Islands, dated MAY 10Th,
I'D en- published.
The steamer Victoria, for ST. Petersburg.
..1 ictu ,cst rcar Go,henburg, and eight of
..- s..v had persisted.
F..ach anny will he reduced 30 900 men after
Ih. sultan Of Turkey has refused to re-
...vr 1 !-ct-k der except As q guest.
The F.e-ldeuts new Bank, 'Des Hapports,'
..,.I certainly be established, rot~ outstanding
g.. opposition Of The ko;kschilts and other
capitalists.
The works Of Napoleon lst are to be pub
. Cd 10 81 volumes t Ito.
i1q mrenng of American citizens, held at
&hlericau Club Room in Paris, resolu
Il. us o! sympathy for Daniel Webster were
r7-scj, ard address was delivered BY Mr..
b.
BELGICM.-Ihe Belgian Committee are dis
ca-- ~ the Offences ofthe Pless against TO-
-s.Gu suY,rcjcu-. /. Q. Louis Napoleon.
Ir4Ly.-ihe Geonese King had approved
one Transatlantic Steam Company.
Av-rKiA.-Ihe Vienna Ministerial Journals
s,I that Austria, from necessity, will acknow-
ic5Ge \ p0.eon as Emperor.
GKEECE,-lta said that the protecting pow
80 LaF, signed Il protocol re- Clating the sue.
gts-.on in the Greek throne.
TuRKtY-The Pacha of Egypt has sen,
! 800 600 to the Su:an, thus relieving him
ION his financial arrassments.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 2Oh.-Cotton is dull and
.a qualities have declined 1-l6al 3d. There
~'re 10 transactions OH the 18th. The sales
- tile two days were 5000 bales, of which spe-
-GIatorz took 1000 bales. The sales of the
week 40S0O bales, of which Ia, 800 bales were
American. Spectators took COCO and export
zrs 800 bales, OF which 1920 b les were Amer-
an. The quotations are-Fair Orleans Cid,
Nf@I.ng d FAIR Mobile ST., Aiddling "a,
E4jr Upland Cd, Middlug - l.
read-tuffs.-Wright & Candy report a
continued upward tendency in the Grain Mar
rs', in consequence Of ;he wet weather and
foods in esianng with farming operations, and
,ae Light Imports. Wheat was active ut 2d.
per - lbs advance, and Flour at Is. GIa2s.
acvance lor the week. Corn was active at
Slight improH nen;.
Maxim quotes an advance in Flour for the
three day q; 81, and in Wheat 1a2l; Phila-
delpbia Wheat 7s.a7s. Cd; Mixed Gs. l0I.a7s.
II Philadelphia aud Baltimore Flour 25s. Cd
o9ts.; Ohio superGue 26s. 81; White Corn
81. 4d.i Yellow 325. 3d.; mixed 3Ia3ls. Cd.
Snip NEws.-Arrived, Liverpool Eth, ship
Europe, from Philadelphia; a. Marseiles,
10Th, ship Harrisburg, from Richmond.
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New ORLEANS, Dec. 1.-The complete re
,ufns oil the vote Of Mississippi, in relation to
paying the Planters Bank Bonds, kas been re-
cei,ed, The vote against is 24,40e; and in
favor only 2,600-majofity against, l 800.
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New BEDFORD

New BEDFORD, Dec. IA lad by the name
q Gates, only ID years Of age, committed sui
eide here this afternoon, by blowing out his
sr.ias with pistol. The motive Which in
tuctd one so young to such rash act is not
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CLEVELAND, Dee. 1.-The steamboat En-
piTr arrived here last evening from Toledo,
having been on fire during the passage. II r
passengers nil left her, greatly excited.
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TELEGRApH1C NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH
Important from Havana, The Dimculty
Settled.

JHAKLEsT0N, Dec. 3.
BY an arrival at this port we have later ad-
vices from Cuba. The Captain General has
expressed his perfect satisfaction with the af.
hdavit OF Purser Smith. and has given direc.
tons that the Crescent City, with the thereto
fore) obnoxious individual Smith. on hoard
may now enter the harbor of Havana, with all
the privileges enjoyed before the difficulty.
The U. S. friga;e C,ane, and steamer Full.
ton, arrived at Havana On the och.
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BY ALEXANDER MOTIF A. Os1-

A'HIS SATURDAY morning, commencing at
L. 10 O'Clock, we will sell at public auction, 10
close sundry consiguments,
large lot OF Piece and Cut Dry Goods
lot Of Heavy Brown Overcoats
% dozen Boys Caps
70 dozen Shirts
80 pair Blankets
Lot Ut Five Light Girandoles
Together with lot of House Furniture.
de ALEX MOTT s. co, AScts
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BY Alexander Mott e. Co.

OUR EVENING SALE will be continued
" unsil the season closes, commencing at seven
O'Clock, ct which time We will sell from the shelves
in lots TO suit purchasers good selection of piece
and cut dry goods, hardware cutlery guns, pistols
gold and silver watches, and clocks and time pieces
OF every description. Also general assortm emit Of
fancy goods. ALEX MOTT a. CO,
no Auctjoneers
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g1ASCY FURS.--I would most respectfully
Il call the atten,ion OF the Ladies, TO my assert
nent of Fancy Furs; consisting OF Black and nstur.
al LYNX Muffs, Mountain Martin, Cross Fox, Gen
Ell, and Coney do. A great variety for Missrs and
Chiidlen DO; Also vIctorines Cuffs, from low
nriced 10 the finest artai-which | am disposed
10 sell ss low a. similar goods can be purchsIsd IN
New York. ,
NOS sOnN AuomFSo"'
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a FKUiT, ORNAMENTAL TREES,

SHRUBS, AND GREE.4 HOUSE PLANTS
ne subscriber has for sale at his establishment, on
the Brook road a5out L mile north of Richmond,
a general assortment of Fruit and Orname ntal
Trees consisting Of the finest kind OF new Pears,
Piums and Cherries; some Of The pears work
ed on QaiHse stocks and will bear at once:
Also, good collection Of Evergreen Trees and
Shrubs, such as Norway Spruce, Hemlocz, Deudo
va Cedar, Cgyptomefia japonica, Taxodicm setn-
peryir n, Irish few, swedish Juniper, English
Laurel Euonimus, &c &c And good collection
Of ecu h0use Plants Rosea Dahlias and % Inias,
&c. All Of which will be sold on moderate terms.
Those 10 want Of Trees or Plants are respectfully
invited to call an examine his stock
de l-6t' JOSEPH RENEIE
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AUCTION SALES,
THIS DAY.

a. NOKTHKkN HOH5K s Ar AUG.
0NTlON.lI viii sell on Saturday nogn.
Ing next, Dec 4th, at 10 o'clock, In Mr. Harden's
Stable yard, eight of the fine VERMONT HoRS-
ES Brought on by Mr. Taylor, of New York, here
tofore advertised BY Mr. Harden, and 20 much 3D.
mired by our citizens. To be sold on four month";
time. for approved paper.
These eight fine Horses are -
One pair of Roam Geldings-pure bred
Morgans-l5 hands high, very squarely ms6e
ana OF great action, sud years old wen broken to
double or single harness one of them PAGES under
the saddle.
One pair Of Bay Hcrses-17 hands hiab,
very gentle and even fine drivers, years old.
One single Bay Gelding-.5 years old, Isl
hands high, not surpassed in beauty of style and
action, can trot fast He Is q full bred Morgan
Horse.
One single Bay Horse-l6 hands high. I'm.
com monty strong made, OF high action in double
harness and very gentle in double harness. but not
well broken In single harness.
One Black Hawk Morgan Horse-fne
single horse in buggy wagon, 5years old, l6 hands
high, very gentle
enc Bay Gelding-not exactly sound, to be
so d as be is
:. WIKI the exception of the horse last mentioned,
snese selected horses are in every respect sound
aHd kaaa and free entirely and fully from any faux
" Sse'atsa whatever; and every facility viii be
gwen 10 gentlemen to dive them and prove them
Iuily, rom now to toe tims CT sale
Will also sell at the same tine and place. two
Buggy Wagons and double and sir gle set OF Hair
ness, al brought en- by Mr. Taylor from the North.
de2 r.. CAIJTHORN
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sT;gkTTON,s l5EFIgE

Drawn Nos Of Delaware, Ex I5s Dec2:
40 "a 81 IA 70 l6 30 IS So II GI 81 6 e.
Whole ticket Nos IA le 50, another one sold and
paid by STRATTON,
Drawn Nos Of Delaware No 1872, Dee 2:
II 1S 81 ~ II o. 76 l6 81 70 go 46
Observation-Disclosures I53 Capital SIS OO0 Is
numbers, Is drawn. Tickets 81 dad
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Z The lteason why il suceeeds.-The

e. The Reason why il Suceeeds.-Tne
Mustuns LinimeHt has attained its enormous
cqu,srtty, and aimast universal use simply be
c4Csc i gives better satisfaction, accom- pishes
more good relieves more pain and heals more
wounds and sores than any osEer preparation ever
before lGaEes 10 the stieted. Every bottle that is
used speaks for iseii-tels its own tale IN the re
Nei it gives aud the cure it effects. And the one
who has tGtfered perhaps long years with pain,
without pc OF relief, aud finds in this Imminent
al aimsst instantaneous remedy, cannot help sui
speak il it's prase and recommend it in the high
csI terms t. al that he sees suffering II needs no
n1lnr recommendation han trial.
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BY James Nj Taylor,

HOUSE AND E4UE on Cray STREET, al
Ia AUCTIOE-Wl be sold on Friday, the IL b
december, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon upon the
premis g. that framed house with the lot ca which
it stauds situated ct the eastern corner CT Clay and
Muuford e:reets and occupied by mr Wharton.
The house is Yearly new, and cont ms about
rooms, with the usual outhouses attached and ali
ia excellent order. The lot fronts - feet and runs
back l04 feet 10 an alley.
After which will be sold the vacant Let adjoining
the above ro1 ting q feet and about 100 feet deep,
and lies well for blilding purposes.
TERas-One third cash, b. ance at and ~ mos
with interest satisfactorily endorsed.
JAS NJ TAYLOR,
no 80 Auctr
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NGTlCE.-Hsyipg sold the Retail Branch of
" my business to Massrs Collins & Buckley, of
Savannah. Georgia, who will come in possession
on the 18Th of February next, will from this time,
sell my entire stock of Goods at greatly reduc.
ed prices. Persons wishing 10 purchase Fine
Fancy Goods, or the necessary House Furnishing
Articles, will find complete assortment at such
prices as will prove highly advantageous.
The stock of Plated and Block Tin Ware, Cut
lery, Tea TEeys, Tsnters, Fire Irons, &c, is large
and complete.
will continue the Wholesale Business, al
No l6 Pearl street, nearly opposite Messrs Kent
Payne Kent, and will open tor the Spring Trade
a large and desirable Stock of Goods, suitable for
the city and country, at wholesale Only.
LEWIS GINTER,
de 2 1877 Main street
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- = CAR D-GENTLEMEN'S DRESS
AnnnnE w, rasna,ffLaIlr i,uite EnrtIa

~ = CA X D-GENTLEMENS DRESS
E1GOODS-We respectfully invite Gentle
II mea in want oil handsome an durable Dress
a>2S Boots, Caters, &C, to call and examine our
large ana varied assortment OF ARTICLES In that line
We have teen al great pains 10 select the most
tasteful AMI choicest goods, and have had made ex
pressT to order various styles and patterns of
eentlenen's Dress Boots, Shoes and Caters, that
we are confident will be approved by these who
wish something at once useful and beautiful
Please give us cal, e. our large end convenient
store, where may be found The ncat complete az
sCrtnent of Boots, Shoes. Trunks end Car
net Eng to lie found at any one place in Viz
Gsnis WHITE 4 PAGE,
T3 Main st, doors below Do3ley's Hist Store.
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CLAkk E,s OFFICkE, I4Ih street.

Drawn Nos of Delaware Class Fl, Nov 27:
sc 50 "a 48 IS Sc IS 66 81 % rs 80 so
Whole Ticket, Nos % CO 1G-a prize OF S5Oe
AMI eighth IS SO 66-prize OF $4,000, both re-
turned to the Ii anegers
70 29-l0t
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


BY George J. SIMMER.
GALE AT AUCTION OF PIANO AND
~ MISCELLANEOUS GOODS On MONDAY
9th instant, commencing at 10 O'Clock In the morn
III at my auction sales ROOM No Fifteenth street
VIII be sold al auction, with the least reserve large
collection Of Miscellaneous Goods to close hume
rous consigun ents, as follows
Piano, made By VIM Bartlett, Baltimore
l Sofa, Couch, high-post Bedstead
l marble top Bureau
do Parlor Table
l dining and work do
l mahogany Wardrobe
do French back Chsirs
do red plush feat do
l Carpet, B Refrigerators, Cooking Stoves
/ Cupboard, Saddle Bags
Garden Seats, Tree Protectors
l child IS willow Carriage
Several Feather Beds
Fine Blankets and Bedding
And many other Household and useful Articles
de 3 GEO. j. SUMNER, Auctr.
CENTEE Ell HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
~ TURE, PIANO, &c, AT AUCTION-O On
nencing at 10 O'Clock, at the residence of B. B.
Minor on Main street, between 3rd end 4th streets,
will be sold at auction, variety of useful and well
kept Household Articles, consisting IN part of Bed
steads, Couches, Mattresses, Washstands, Tables,
Chairs cane seat Stools, Wardrobes, Sofas, Rock
ing Chairs, DESKS, Tenders, sc. sc. also, one
handsome rosewood Piano, made by Nunns 4
Clark of excellent quality, very little used and pro.
nounced by judges to be a first rate instrument ;
uRavorable, the sale viii be made the first fair day
theI eater at the same hour. Terms cash.
Sale to tie conducted by
del GEO J. SUMNER Auctr
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HSTSCG
TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
q That | have now on hand, tie a.
~ largest and best assortment ofG0
II Boots and Shoes, of good quality, ever
sSS~s offered in this city selected by myself ex.
pressy for retgil, both OF my own manufacture and
The best Philadelphia mske. Among my assort-
mont can be- found something extra, TO which
would most respectfully call the attention Of all in
wan,, as they w.tl BE sold low. by
ALEXANDfR HILL,
Manufacturer and dealer III Boots, Shoes,
Trunks, Carpet Bsss, Valices, &c,
see Ne l27 Main street. Richmond, Va.
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EEA;3D WA REV :. & G. DOMAIN, No.
10 Pearl street. offer t3r sale. Of direct
Importation, ana American manutacturC-
5000 dczen Table Eniyes and toEks, tver5 va,
rely
1900 dozen Pen Pocket Knives, every vl;ety
400 do Racers of Rodgers Wade L Butch.
er, ard Wostenh olms manufacture
200 dozen Scissors and Shears, various quail
ties
$500 per straight and fine twisted link Trace
Chains
500 doz Pad, Chest, Closet, and Till Locks as.
sort, q
100 dozen Stock Locks, assorted sizes
50 do Rim, Knob and Mortice Locks, with
Brass, White and Mineral Knobs
200 dozen Rowlands, Ames' and other makes,
Spades ami Shovels
20 dozen lag ard Manure Forks
eco do Curry Combs, of all qualities
20 do Axes OF Virginig's, Collins, Sim
mons, aud others manufacture
100 dozen Hammers and EGtchess
geo Coal Eods various sizes
2 0 Tenders, Brass, Wire, and Pierced Iron
1900 lbs Eaylors and Marshal's Cast Steel,
square, round aad octRgon shapes
1000 dozen Files, embracing every variety and
size Of Hand, Cross-cut, Pit aAd Mil Saw,
aud Flat Bastard
$50 Doubls AMI Single Barrel Percussion Guns
part fine quality
500 thousand G ID Percussion Caps
Together with other articles kept in the Hardware
line.
Merchants ard others visiting Richmond, would
find il to tleic inteEestto give US ca!l-which we
respectfully solicit. sea
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ID UsHTON, CLARKE & CO.'S PURE
AZ COD LIVER OIL.-Plrchase-s of Cod Liver
Oil will always have sure guarantee ofiss reliab
ity and purity by purchasing the article uanufac.
tured by Messrs Rushton, CLARK & CO, ana put up
undeE their own personal suJerintendence Fresh
supplies received at short intervals AID for sale By
PURCELL, LADD 81 CO,
de3 Druggists, 90 MaiE street.
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~ handsome and good articles, just received, Tor
sale by +. NJ. ZIMMERMAN,
d. 3 Conner Main and 18th streets
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SkTAX DoLLS.-hid. China and India Rubber
w Dolls; Doll Heads ard Bodies, some very
handsome, just received, for ese By
de3 X a. ZIMMERMAN.
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GREGORY 81 Bi&CRY
IHGLE 1ers. Il LcL,zrnnA Asru.r,s.


Drawn Res d ,!aware, 1872 Dec Cd
n e I 81 % ii 65 &c Is 81 70 81 46
V0-Day.-tppital: &35 90, of 1900. 5000
81 q Ices. &c &c. "a Nos IA drawn. Tickets
10 dollars.
Draws Monday Capital: $500, 10 700,
700 20 OF l.5C0, - Of 1000, &c &c. IS Noa Is
drawn 1Ica6rs 80. da4
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THE MARKETS
BALTIMORE, DEC. 3.-F!our firm; sales effected
at 80 Wheat advancing. Corn unchanged
NEW YORK, Dec. 3-Cotton unchanged sales Of
500 bales. Flour-Sta.e brends s. CO to5 70. &c.
Eesce, So 25 to 5 81 Southern, s. 43 t. 5 IS.
salea Of leO0 bis. salea of IS Geo bushels Wheat
at 81 20 for Western W ite-market quiet Vel.
low Corn, II to 70 cts mx-d 70 cts-25 GEO bushels
sold
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ErysipeIas.

Elias Cooper, No ~, Avenue D, curner of Fourth
street he'd been afflicted Tor tie last two years with
this disease; large purple bIotcLes would come
cut or his face ana different parts OF his body.
The affected parts would bccou very much swol-
leu and tuIgid, accompanied with the most intol-
eIaJis burning and irritable sensations end would
of.en break out into ru:.a'g res, or ulcers that
he application used wou!d heal Two weeks ago,
he called ct office ard get bottle Of the Mus
tang eminent. At that time he had several
large sor,s Ola his face and one arm, aud his teet
wee SO much swollen that he could only wear his
fno by cutting them tuil OF Sits. He called IN
to-day with W pair Of shoes setting tight to his
feet az with CRATE fIl emile on his face, and
step re elas.ic French dancing master--stated
thar his al aled the swelling al! gone,
and he WIS well. and the Mustang Linin ent
had done AT this FIR hirl in two weeks and al the
ey pensc & one dollar.
PRIcKs Tie Lin me2t is put up IN 3 sizes: the
50 cent aid 81 siz contain three and elk times as
MICH az the - cent iize, ard much cheaper.
For sale - all Druggists aud by
PURCELL, LADD S5 co,
70 d. e. oh