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IT, ME E.er ~ 'is Wty:
The eloquent speeches, aud many excellent commani-
cations which tle Inauguration Of the Clay Statue has
elected bring Co my recollection The incidents OF public
meeting no Buckingham Court House in 1854.
I Is known TO al who have any recollection Of the p0-
G-cl and their movements twenty years ago that
John Randolph, of Roanoke, the great leader OF the
Jackson party from ISIS t the appearance OF the FRO
cma,iol tbli during the canvass between jackson and
Al4ms this Mr. RIulOlpls answer TO every objec-
ton urged agtns. Jackson" Never mind all that he
can beat johnny O. with Henry Clay to help him; that
is publication enough for me- IL is also part OF the
political history of the country that from Mr. tays en-
trance into the House of Representatives till the cuim.-
nation Of Notification, Mr. Randolph and Mr. Clay were
political opponents and for of the time, personal
enemies At the time 20 which alude, the sensitive
mind Of Randolph became deeply impressed by the dam
gers 90 which the country then exposed from tue
conflict existing between the people Of South Carolina
and the Federal executive In this state Of feeling, Mr.
Randolph called public meeting of the people OF Char
oe and after addressing them in his usual and peculiar
sve OF popular OcatOry presented what was long known
I'm Virginia as "RandOlphs Charlotte Resolutions -
These res1u ions were adopted by the people Of Char
ham Court Randolph made his appearance for the last
time before his constituents OF that county, and invoked
them 20 endorse what had been done IN Charlotte
which they did with almost the same unanlmi-y The
danger was daily becoming more imminent and the ne
cety for the help Of the strong men against Jackson
ISM which seemed stronger than all else besides, more
imperative.
On whom. think you, did Randolph of Roanoke, most
rely In such crisis Upon the great jackson men OF
the day his coadutors placing Jackson in the Presden-
tal o,e No, at all Il was Henry Clay, and in his
Buckingham speech the Charlotte resolutions he gave
his reasons for this reliance on his ancient enemy.
" know him, said Randolph, "to possess courage
enough encounter any peril md patriotism that will
allow one thought OF himself when the country in
danger"
This was regarded then, regard it now, the high
est compliment ever paid Mr.. Clay, and 50 think did
RandOlph's lips the btterest anathemas pronounced
against tha' gentleman but even Randolph who had
Ipsnt almost ha whole Ris dsneuneng the Patriot had
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NUBIiTE SULPHUR WATER,
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

i 1kktNbklfk COUNTY, VA.
The long established reputation Of the WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS the Chronic diseases uyu
their eiieinAl efficacy unnecessary.
For Eany years the Of these Springs have been sf
p0r6 and used by persons AZ their homes and eKpels
ia y stifes nth he anne teH.ba .fct' TINT Aa,s rt
| JJO'H t,ir use ,rhsH GtEHtJ,,A dt syogHfda.
Thes waters gently APRRlENT and very decidedly ALlIG
ALIVE Their gr6dt orte remedy, and The qualify above al
others hat has given 10 them their hg reputation der d
smaie Il! ,ndurr sscrsfoa. yesolrs Chrome u sduna
orsrco oJsfrae tons in the smaller vessels and oi
dccHD doEs from diseased organs, thus predicting The 0iai
ire orproAHd changes demanded In almost every case C
As an APERI.NT aud ALTERATIvR the range Of dse,
which they applicable will be apparent 10 medical mn
for instance, Chronic affections Of the N0dcl Br, hts
hideys, Ski" &C. DC. Upon the functions Of the ogli gnr
ally, they effects stimulating those that are INACTIVE
and establishing healthy secreons ia su;h have departed non
In DYSPEPSIA and In chronic rratoas OF the cot
ofs stomach and Bowels, they employed with The hap
results.
various Of LIVER DISEASE their superior eig
has BEEN long and firmly established
CHRONIC DIARREA often cured By them, aer Other Ten
ldes have been Intellectually tried.
To CosTIvENESs Of the Bowels PILES hey Va
adapted
In the Sererdl firms Of KIDNEY and BLADDER AFfEerlo
unattended with amn alton they are ysry seressee
To tie Sererd forms Of CHRONIC DISTRIBUTIONS, kc PEI
useful
NEURALGIA and the various Nervous ds,a.s when they I
the result OF organic arrangements treated with great success
by these waters
IncnsoNIC RHEUMATISM their known :acy ece'A'A
the early history of the Springs.
palliative Of most excellent effect 10 GOVT their value h
| been ltng appreciated
In NEKCtRAL DISEASES and in that peculiar affection l
om the abuse OF Mercury In sIpTIrC affections a
Of the water stands uuaed 10 is curative poEs
az Pamphlets descriptive Of the medicinal character ane P
pcabes OF the Waters furnished gratis on application 70 M
| Agents.
eE These Waters, securely up at the Springs u gs' ool
nov being regularly furnished 10 the Agents In Eeon "
| the supply Of the general public ,,,,,
e To prevent imposition each bottle has the word, Gk'a
BRIEF WHILE SULPHUR WATER" blown IN the glass WHOM
which none Is genuine -,
Orders individuals and the trade throughout the Ui''
PURCELL LlDDkC0,
ap2I-6n GelI Agents Richmond Va
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nIARRIEID.

At the Grove 25h APRIL by John o. Turpn Dr. 0wENB
HILL Richmond and Miss ALICE daughter Of Wa Turner
Esq OF King william.
In Charlottesville by the Rev R. X Meade, at II ococl
Thursday inst re.ilencc Of the mother OF the ble,
HENRY join TON the Judge johnston OF Eote
toury TO Miss SALLY HOLIDAY
on the i1th OF April by the Rev John Lee Dr. RICHARD
WArKINS Of AppomltoT to Miss ANNIE DlLLARD, daush
ter Of Gen John billiard, OF Henry county, Va.
Enquirer please copT.
In Williamsburg, Wednesday, 25h April by Rev VIII
Hodges Hr W c. MARSHALL Of Fauquier county, Va TO Miss
KATE EDLOE, of Williamsburg.
nd ria re u Gu
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True independence.

The New YORK Century, says. 1--WE protest against
st,a Of one State or section Of the country being de-
-,s-. upon the Other by lis term we do 40, mean
.. where a parties are equal but where one is t1-
email, situated and clnao, better ITSELF In the former
.s al. rariad as, and urs, continue TO be dependent
r,,. each other IN Che LATTER is The duty Of the saf
fr.r 70 right himself .s ls-as is his power TheS'1.h
~ fl 20 herself ina, she shall De st least as Independent
or . North a.. Tie latter IS Of her Then, and no. I'LL
tae VIII both De able and wiling TO treat each other as
eIs~ THIS is Che true d-,r-ae. No embargo pol
f.-bat leo each sa,e tar as possible help its own
4.11,s ana support -- own trade and manufactures.
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non. R. A PRYOR AND THE BUCKINGHAM.

II. fjs Editor ~ Hr Hhfg,
The first s.c.ion @. the l2h chapter Of the Virginia
Code Of IS5Uirrgc SAP reads as follows.
NO person shall Doe capable of holding being elect
cd 90 auv post profit trust or emoumeut civil or mill
arv legislative executive Judicial under he govern
mont of this Commonwealth Who since the lirh Gay Of
,rch 1915 shall have fought sent accepted chal-
euge 90 ltu duel the probable issue OF which might
have been the death of either party; shall have been
knowingly the bearer of such challenge or acceptance
or been second TO either party shall have aided
assisted 1 such duel iu any manner whatever or who
shall hereafter 6glL send or accept cha..erge to
frt la duel the probable issue OF which may Dee the
death of either p4rv bee knowingly the bearer of such
challenge o- acceptance; or be second 20 either pan ~
or aid .u such due. In any manner whatever
Vow ,- 90 is notorious fact, that, within the past
three weeks the Hon. Roger A. Pryor of Virginia has
sent 90 the Hon Mr.. Potter Of Wisconsin a challenge
90 .d, a duel the probable issue OF which might have
been the death of either party I is fact also well
own to many OF your readers that the 29,h Febru-
AIRY last, Str. Pryor was appointed by Gov. Letcher a
member of the Board Of Visitors Of the University Of
Virginia The otisc. Of this communication is to raise
f. question as 90 Mr. Ps caplbry under the statute
quoted above. OF holding this post In the opinion of
yor correspondent membership In the Board Of Visit
tors OF he University is post Of e<scItigs trust under
ts -1r.r1gelt of tiis Commonwealth, aud therefore
r ry forfeited bv the recent conduct Of Mr.. Pryor
.Trs amnesty passed by the last Legislature, it will
oe Observed does uo- cover the case in point.
Tue question IS respectfully submitted TO impartial
Executive and 4l intelligent public.
FRIEND OF LAW.
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cratic Convention If his delegation is excluded. His
bold fearless Manner his line Of argument, and his evil
dent consciousness of power produced great impress
sion the Committee and he has made host of friends
in the Convention. The Committee will exclude him
Two reports will be presented and the music will then
begin. His friends will ask that Wood may be allowed
Hail. and will not 20 in unless he goes a delegate.
The Guthrie stock rises but Douglas is ahead
The contestants from Illinois and Massachusetts, are
before the Credentia Committee tonight.
Strawberries Green Peas straw hats and caret punches
are al the rage hope the SaTet VIII GS oSav III no
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70 acknowledge his virtues and account him the MODEST
Roman of them ALL when he sought the man who pos
sesscd most courage and the most unsehsh PATRIOTISM
With these feelings, Mr. Randolph left his District ana
went Washington City to make his appeal TO Jackson
aud was while on this mission that he advanced 10 MT
Clay, in the Senate Chamber aud offered MN MS nAuu
thus before the nation aOuing for all the wrongs nc hau
done the Patriot and Statesman.
Randolph of Roanoke the first OF Mr. Clay great
enemies TO do him Justice. u.
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Hide, Oil andLea,hers.

d. KIRKPATRICK Asoss, No. 81 a. mira
Marie and Chestnut Streets Philadelphia. hsy. ss,.
sALrED SPANISH HIDES Dry and Green sass p, DIT AID
ner'' on IAnners and currerI' Took at d. nri,.
upon she best terms. 7' Psa "A,
Ass. n.tI DT. .I,aS 1 r. IN The rough wanted Ter
or Hfes Leather stored free Of charge an, 'ra,,
fe21-d3n VI eornans.
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Against ths simple r,sioFi5a of Che Cincinnati PLATE
form, the Charleston Mercury yglenenly j-ycic's.-
Whatever doubt &, argues existed as 20 IT'S p-po-t,
vae1 originally adopted O.. Cincinnati is ra-ll7r,1 al,
Charleston with t5 notorious sgaa..e- sovereignty cone
saa.,ou pat upon &. by northern delegates who win
constitute majority Of Che Coareatoa-au strip +. Of
a i5l5-s-tae southern minority VIII thereby accept
dissemination %, te northern ur1rv--lc co1s-rac-
ti5l Of the majority viii become tas construction Of the
Democratic par.v-slaa.er sovereignty WIN become Che
creed Of the pary-aai che Cincinnati. win l.s no longer
o. as a.srHos gf far.-.r 'rs carry ag a a.-e,srr.
la'.s5aa5 By i.s irs. tl.ag af.r its face, but a
distinct jcgrai1l of sqg1.gr Sovereignty and freesol
ism as the grand basis Of l5e Democratic party. Oh the
WImot Prcyi-o alone, the Ur.as continues the north
err Democracy, as party of fixed principles, i.der
vi. Che Republican party. ON every other principle
tll --il,eruai Improvements and the nature Of the
Government as consolidated Democracy the northern
Democrats. ass a party, though with a few exceptions
agree with tae Republican Differing only on the WI
mot P-ov's0 ia lea Of tie Democrat, leaders o, che
North o1er the people of the Norhsqeler Sovereignty,
which Is far more ,.ea- fas.rgmeaa'i,y 90 prevent
.as extension Of slavery than tas, Proyiso ITSELF Ia
y..a Of these facts. the Hr-us maintains chat the
southern people ought 20 consider the Charleston Cor
g.at5r as northern convention TO su5serve northern
purposes. and 90 regard those from the South Who vol
,rts-v 20 into g.. and assist ia is consultations, as con-
spira.5-s against .ie Sott.
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The California mails bring Che mos. astounding news
Of the richness of the Washoe silver mines. Potos sinks
into ia.,7ol.aaca compared with the amos, fabulous
r.aucss Of Western Utah. The recent assays in San
= 1cseo exhibit Che extraordinary yield Of $4,000 Of
Il s5r and gold TO Che ton and &c is estimated tha, the
Weld Of che veins already opened viii amount 70
sr.U-.O8l for the ensuing wear, and no pos
e,. conjecture can cover future Developments. $4,000
Cfo-a.aus are patiently awaiting the disappearance Of
d.. .,or, 10 precp.ate themselves upoa this eOun-
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rIlHE vIRGINIA LIFE INSURANcp ca

Iuy prepared Tor business, The
public Is earnestly called to the importance OF n 49, -
Company, under lis charter, divides seven e,lt. go M
every three years, among the policy holders ihs, ~
assured the advantages Of the Mutual system b,hgts
petual Capital Stock Of $1,000 and added " ~
Stockholders have permanent moneyed atere In cSy VA
affairs with prudence and economy. -'shg u
Tn. Charter requires one half Of the Capital sork
to be invested In Bond aud Mortgage unincumb.J
worth double the amountl t tsis
The chief object OF the Company T. 10 a'd 10 r,t.,t,
the Immense amount of money which goes Annually ~
for L'e Premiums 10 Northern Companies Thai ass. s,
loaned TO Customers for term Of years at legal In
burscd In our midst 49, Ali d.
Entowmrnts and Annutles granted Life and ter, pus
sued At 10 rates other good Companles savss
year or for term Of years. "'4Hf
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P,os,l.s.I y s.rhs. % day dull .a
for shoulders. and 1917 'e e. ,1 selling ssSs
Lam There was sale mad. Of l6o h,t Nv
at lOaI We quote Western bbh AMI 80 Either, q,
at i2s Z y. '''esl At II q, -, ~ 1hn,
sSSDs There i no, much doing Ia f;r,,,s "a
S Sa,s., a. :, t -: H.. Ss,Ssl for L % p sSa
" ~. And EaSseed at tS5 10 1f5 y b, 's qagsd
WHPEI-We had reported % day ale, =, g., VIZ
e., ana 10 DDS 40 At Ei4 cts which an sei % -
q gallon. --' NY A. a Es5,'A \
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Pro.p.ct. In North CarOiina.

The Opposition in North Carolina are all alive and be
,o., 10 look for glorious victory The leading Whis
,,,rs are on The stump aiding Pool the Guoerna'or'a
.,Hl.,s vhis the latter himself Is meeting his Demo
er.,ie opponent At every Poias.
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DIED,

Yesterday the 9h, A. NJ, MARTHA r. daughter Of Pbap
7. aud Mary Price, aged years ana ; months
euis and relatives Of the family and those Of James j.
Peasants respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral this
ing (Fdday 10 O'clock from the Third Presbyterian Church
Church I'M
In Memphis Tenn the eth inst MARIA II DABNEY, wife
OF virginus Dabuey Esq Memphis Tenn daughter OF
Jas h Health Esq, OF Richmond, Va.
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BAlSDsErHs PlIs Va sAHsAPAAnLA.-
Of Biandreths Pills Is warranted contain NOR sar
la than any bottle Of dollar sarsaparlla All '~''i1
sarsspara let them substitute Brandreths Pill. .ss
each night The eject Will be found superior to n, bos
ce box Of fhe LIS ADDITION Puts are warrant, 80 an
dollar BEETLES Of sarsaparla Try one ofu. pm. a ga '''
tive ingredient Is aikalod Of sarsApaHlA Take 40 ~
third day, you who are now using sArsapara or
remedies Drop all these for thirty days and Us. N'
place thereof for that time. The will be any : a'
wort thousand dollarI Principal Office ?9i
York. Sold by respectable dealers In medicines "a Wv
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rF,o,l R,r DR. Ros,er EiIjtly (,i,igtian d,Iroc

IFroHl Rec DR. ROsser Eiit0r Christian Adrocatel
SAMPLES SFAtLsLE BAEISG PoWDER-A persons fond OF gh'
bread biscuits batter and buc&wheat
cakes may purchase this Powder with confidence The materials
perfectly harmless and pleasant thar Soda sarau
&c No fear Of The Of will make the lghes
bread in the shortest possible time time labor AMI
expense dsapponis II the accompanying simple d.
rections observed Besides Is msnuacturedn Virginia.
invention Of Yankeedom. John w Garick Manufactures
proprietor Richmond Va We know him. and have tried
the best tried Get and mind tho
directions.
For sale throughout the State by Druggists and GrOce
rally. mhlo
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Tile OXYCENAyED BITTERs.

DysDeDsd Iiigss,ida, HeHrt Burn, Water Brdsa Sour
SgndcA auudice FItgiency General DEBILITY, &C., fad
ready relief and speedy cure in this great remedy.
THE OXYGENATED BITTERs
by May who have been cured Of the above
plants TO be only medicine which the ndir 1ecd affords
Invaluable It alcoholic preparation which,
while giving momsn;sry stimulus reduces ne system H.
RATIO but one distinct any medical preparation
ever compounded and which will Ia cases, the dis
by and the paen, pristine heath In
proof Which, testimony OF the very highest and ponal
49, ia,
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HnD-QrARrEas Of TIE 20 Baia,Dr, IN rpi.,

HMD-QUAKTERs ~ TIE ~ BhiG,Dg irs rrs..,
HASOyER, YAl April lyth, Issl
GENERAL ORDERS-NO. l.
TINE Ira ming Of Officers and Begmcaiai Muses N. ,
ra gimenis composing this Brigade Ei take pace A,
lows
SD Regt New Kent and Charles City Training On u, "A
81 ard IA n Iay, 1t Charles C.iy Court House R.yuI
Muste- on tie 9TH az Providence Forge
14h Regt, Hanover: Training the 9h i(h and III, n
Nay. Resi4enta Muster on the 18th.
3 Rrgt, Hen leo Training the 10th ;h and ih fV,r
Regimsutal Nus the lyth IN Rc rond ciy
ly and lIgh Regis, Richmond lily. Tailng On The g "a
and I'D Il MAY. Regmenal Muster Of the y:h Cd the IA 4
May, and OF the l9th on the 25tr.
lst Regt Va. Volunteers Richmond city Training On he 81
Goth, and Both o. May Regimental Muster The Set
The hours Of Training will he ARRANGED with Bhsads Ir
tor aud designated In RefneuAl Orders Regiments viii ASA
Bile At II oclOcs, A. NJ
Adjutauts VIII have their Regmenta Returns ready llra
the Br gade Inspector the last dly Of each tal.ng
Volunteer Companies will appear At the Musiers Of their ap
tive gmen's prepared for riGd Inspection
By Command Of the Bigaf-r General
NH II. RICHARDSON, a.
Q--rfiLllt Il. -.
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The following Mess A. Lancaster Sons list Of quotations
THE GRAIN TRADE.
The Mark Lane Express of gth inst. saws:

As might expected the late advance In Wheat has
quiet Ct trade generally, though
continued TO chow upward movement For
va have continued small and stocks Of Wheat In
farmers hands gtng into smaller There
great prob ability range long obtaining
while spark the exable materials Of the Continent might
ously o; all breadsu Prices In Europe remain
firm being deareT Ia Belgium and Holland and
parts Of German la France they have little varied but slight
chiefly prevailed In proYnces Prices Paris have
for profitable shipment TO his country Notwithstanding the
excessive rains there already apprehet Of drought
In SPAIN and with the finest possible weather for sowing the
northwestern parts America 10 feared that river navigation
will parv fail from the But tle change In cereals Is
noted at New York.
arketshaVe eynced much activity alteration.
This the GasoE the last market where Wheat aud
other found moderate business former quotations.
In reaHd the prices OF all grain have rather improved so u
Connel Waterford and Cork At Dublin the supply Of
tive Wheat poo and Of Oats mdng every description OF
corn selling at fully the previous rates
The New York Commercial and Shipping List of 25th
inst says:
The demand for Wheat for shipment has become active
unde the favorable adyce from Egrope and comfortable
The demand has been fair extent from the local mcrs
and the markets closed firm yesterday for all kinds The receipts
are nsg tcant yet but dispatches received from Buffalo state
that the Ice has entirely disappeared from the Bay and that nsv
CATION may fairly be resumed for e season so that considerable
acceons the supplies hand reasonably be expect
ed at an early day lie TRANSACTIONS have been moderately heavy
amounting Ia the aggregate G 700 bu he's, Of which about
900 changed han4 yesterday In moderate request
Saturday and Monday when the sales moderate AZ about
previous rates but moderately active demand preVaedfo for
port yesterday supenduccd by the favorable tenor OF the adyce
abroad and sales heavier than for the preceding three
10000 bushels Of which 10000 placed yesterday almost all
taken for shipment.
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49, yoHAcCO EX E;Gs E4St: :I5ll 2slh
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

EE following numbers drew the principal prizes In the Havana
Il Lottery OF April l3'h lst0:
Nos. Prizes. Nos. Prizes. Nos. Prizes.
6+0. 100000 - 500 $2o 600 1851. 900
1926 ..... 10000 q, G33 ....... 90 900
Numbers 9sa G 272O 1900 $3.50 1920 1884, 5eo2 1859,
II22 S90 g0O 955 96Il. 1l520, ls2l II 9G6. l2 $50,
1905 1856 ID 800 H. $50 1885, lsI9, lsST, IS 22 ~ 3ss,
1888 2e20S 0i 2n917, G55 TOa 2T0 230ss - 2i6
243s 2432S 27Gl 1884, $40 2Goi3 262gs $50 665
q, SyO 2sO'3, IS G3D 2S 9S5, 20 03s-1, 700 each.
Whole ticket Nos. 1907 held In Charleston, s. C.
The drawing Of this celebrated Lottery will take place
the % OF May Fer particulars advertiser in another
column.
ap9T-d&clt* DON RODRIGUEZ
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GLOVE AyopYSg TogrH Dn0r5-Tbc cxcruclang torment
.oothache can be speedily relieved by this deli remedy will,
nlrlng gums teeth Eminent Dentists say they
daily in their practice, aud that has enabled them 70 pre-
serve many otherwise dawn
Try yourselves nmend to others apaG-dc&wlw
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COMMERCIAL.
ouIoH OF THE VINO. April 20. 1890.
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET

The market has been dull during the past week. VIZ
note sales Of virginia skies at o. Hat, Richmond city 9H and
interest," Va Tenn bonds ID mortgage 50 and interest I'd
gess and interest, and o. "A skies 81 and interest
virginia Fire and Marine Insurance stock was sold Mi Th
advance makes the preru Of this stock equivalent tG5
erv sIOO There yet for u Their advaace market
value Of Fire Association stock hundred per par
weinroduee new In report viz Virginia Life Insu
rance-sae this week lO5 Our weekly compaison follows
TAis toeet Prerionsiy
sr Int added QlF 92N
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RciInhlr TcHfImonY.

We call the attention Of the reader to the following letter from
Preliden; Smith, ofweseyaa University:
MiDDLfTowS, Conn, Feb. %, 1889.
Messrs SETH W. FOwLH Co.,
enuemtni fret made OF the OXYG2NATED BrTEs some
eight since. Having twenty yesrs from
Dyspepsia whih attended with headache,
ay-ra day a week induced hy the
ling recommendation Of Dr. Green o try bottle and
! u benefit received 10 discontinue the use"
The use ofoae further M the extent Of
four with careful observance Of the accoapany
ing directions IN. almost entire relief from the
dysppp; symptoms and their depressing painful conse-
believe Bers produced entire change In the
upon The energies the digestive
organs. deem myself exempt from Dyspepsia most
persons These BeTs have also service other members
Of my family. Very respectfully your,
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W. Z. HAGAN & CO..
PrOprictOrs, Troy, New York.

ROYCE 4 EsTERLY's DENTIFRICE AND KNIGHT's.INDELI-
BILE INK.
Sold in Richmond by responsible dealers in Medicines.
Bold in Norfolk by VI A c. A. SANTOS in Petersburg by
wM sPoTTswoOD and by all Druggists in the Unite States
twGm
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" NAts
AUGUSTUS W. SMITH.

EY- Prepared by sETH W. POwLE CO., Boston, for
sale wholesale and retail by ADIE GRAY, PURCELL LADD
& Co, ". PETERSON p DAVAL, Richmond, snd by all drug
gists and dealers In medicines in city and country.
mt3O-tcEwlm