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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-14

BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL, VIII
u omen a | school for boys and young
men, at my residence, on the lst OF October next;
The location is immediately on the virginia ana
mr. | shall be assisted by three highly compe-
t.utteachers. Session, nine months.
TERMS: Three hundred and my dollars IN cur,
rency one-half to be paid at the beginning, and
;hs other half in the middle OF the session. y"
extra charges. My post Office is Lynch5urs:.,
am film JAMES =. HuLCuMBE.
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COAL N WOOD.
ID. NTHRACJTE AND CLOyEf

N HILL COAL OF superior quality, All
prices, constantly on hand. X 49,
Office Seventeenth street, near Aa."' as..'
Power 4 NcPhaiIs drug store. .4r
shall be pleased 10 supply my 'l'L1' =
public from this yard with Coal up"m 49,
can rsly. Tau 9-tsl
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT

NOTICE rs. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ application will be made to the Auditor OF tho
State OF Virginia for renewal Of the following
CERTIFICATES OF DEBT, viz: No. "a, for two
the name OF r. G.. Glenn, Commissioner, &c, and
issued under act of ?sth OF March. 1912. No.
lll7, for four hundred dollars, standing In tho name
OF Joseph T. Priddy, Commissioner, &c, and is
sued under act OF 22d March, 1850 said certificates
having been destroyed by fire at the time OF the
evacuation OF Richmond. je s-lawsm
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DISSOLUTION The firm of
IL GRAVES MOSES was dissolved on the sth
instant by mutual consent. Having sold their
entire stock TO Messrs. MOORE Y DUKE, all per
sons indebted to the late concern will come for
ward at once and make payment, and those hold
ing claims against the fra will present them for
settlement to T. w. GRAVES, at Moore x Dukes
tGrs yes & Moses old s;and), who alone Is autho-
rizsd to sign in liquidation. 7. ". y
All Its n. y. MOkES.
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IOsT. sTRAYED AND FOUND.

ESTRAY @ W.-Came to my house
N on last Friday one large WHlTEnk~
and RED MfLCH cow. The owner0NkzaA
will come forward, prove property. pay ~
charges, and take her away, or sheG4A8
will be dealt with according TO law.
have for sale, on very reasonable terms, q. No.
l COW and CALF. Il. TRACEY
an i4-3t corner Broad and Seventeenth streets.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN THE
" PRICE OF BOOTS M From NJ
teen to twenty per cent. saved by buying, from j.
II. ANTHONY, 7l Main street, who has Just
opened with q fresh assortment OF LADIES,
MISSES, and CHlLDREN'S SHOES, 7
MEMS BOOTS, CONGRESS GAlTERs, BALMo-
TIERS, manufactured expressly for his establish.
ment. Having no rent to pay, he can sell at least
from fifteen TO twenty per cent. less than the same
articles can be bought any where else In the city.
j. II. ANTHONY,
anI4-t 72i Main street.
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EXTRA FLOUR GROUND AT OUR
IL MILLS, and equal to any made.
DUNLOP u McCASCE,
apn-at Carv. between Tenth and Eleventh.
ERENCH-WOyE CORSETS, all sizes,
l. ID white ana eo'ots'' LEVY BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-14

rREAM BISCUIT.-Anoiher S"fs
~ jus. received irssh = s ms 5 pEGEAA,,
by eli hruAi $50"
iy nS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-14

The VEGETABLE EUTRoPHIC and the PAMPH-
nHrths"st corner of Marshall and Fifth streets,
Richmond, agent for this city, and from druggists
generally In all parts of Virginia.
% ,,b a 1Ssrptxwt n
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. %NTHRACITE COAL.

A NTHKATTTE IUAIl. -
n S. T.. LATHROP, Agent biehtr.h,"
stove Coal, White. Ash Foundry Coal, ~
quantities Ia suit purchasers. 20
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GLOVER HILL COAL-BRA/hA-
" S%CorTRELL are ready Ia r.c.i'e I'gt,
and SMITHS coal also, AaTHkAI1IA
OAK and PINE WOOD. 81
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,UnIoTUIAN COAL.-The Md.

NEW COAL AND WON cAN,L
~ ; s S2s oHsSarBRAciTg aud A!pLoF"
COAL and WOOD for ssl. ~ ~pgypLEroS.
bLo0D Dc 40
n. B,-ordsrs promptly Sled
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taxing ous from the previous concerts Of those Engaged
IN /" we may safely augur it's successful eudsring
OTHER CONCERTS.

taking but from the previous concerts Of tbose Engaged
IN we may safely augur It's successful Dndsrng
OTHER CONCERTS.
The dh grand sacred concert will take place at Irving
hall this evening. These Sunday evening entertain
ments have become quite popular owing principally 10
tie high reputation Of the artists who assist in them
Miss Teresa McKenna, soprano, will give her annual
concert at Dodworth Hall tomorrow evening. Mr..
Henry Brown, pianist and several vocalists will as
sist on the occasion.
Miss Floreuce Rice, assisted by some distinguished
artists will sns at the Brooklyn Academy Of Music on
Tuesday, the 18th inst
Mr.. Walter R. Johnston, organist OF It. Paus church,
will give concert at Irving Hall Wednesday, tho 18th
inst
Mr. Louis Dechaucr organis OF st. AIMS church, will
give his annual concert at Dodwsrth Nall Tuesday.
CHORAL FESTIVAL.
The choral festivals which held Ia Trinity church
in 1894 will be revived At Irving Hall Tuesday and
Thursday next in Q style SURPRISING an the previous
efforts OF Dr. Cutler An sntiphonal CHOIR Of one hun
dred male voices, among whom sixty boy sopranos
will sing selections from Elijah, Samson and other great
works descriptive lecture the caihedrals Of Eng
land will be delivered Mr. George W. Morgan the dis
tinguished organist will ofciate at the new Ode organ
and Messrs. Glider and Johnston at the two grand
pianos It win be highly interesting and instructive
entertaInment
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Captain p Rutherford, acting quartermaster volun-
teers from duty Charleston g. c. ordered to
porary duty In the middle department in connection
with disinterment
Brevet Brgadier General Max v. I. woodruff acting
adjutan general volunteers 70 Major General Howard,
Brevet Brgadier General william p Richardson cello
mel Twenty eth Ohio volunteers, Mayo
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Emore Y. Chase, surgeon
United States volunteers.
Paymasters Charles R Li.tIoned, Brevct Lieutenant
Colonel April 10; !. Marstou ma, Major June 80
Brevet Colonel Adrian Terry and Captain Charles r.
Campbell, Assistant Adjutant Generals Volunteers.
Captains W. r. Hopkins, Charles b. Chttenden, Fred
erck Hancock Charles A. GarceIon, Assistant Qhatcr
masters Volunteers. .... t.-
Captains Edward Gricst, W. T. Allen, Brsvct Major
George Garfield Brevat Lieutenant Colonies W. H. Tubbs
and Holie Stedman United States Volunteers.
DIsHOSoRaBLy MUSTERED OUT FOR FRAUDULENT
PRACTICES AGAINST THE UNITED STATES.
Brcvet Rrigadier General II. H. Heath, Major James
b David Captain r. B. Murphy, Lieutenants T. X VAL
eniinc, f. Giger, Tios J. Potter, f. 6 Ormsby, O. r.
Beiden, LOWS Lowry, J. Brewer and W. H. Northrup
Capital W. A. Mills and Lieutenant W. J. Page,
Twelfth Missouri cavalry.
Captain L. p Gillette, Lieutenants John Talbot I'd
ward Donovan and W. p. Roper First Nebraska cavalry
Surgeon W. Upjohn and Lieutenant T. ID. Gore,
Twenty first New York cavalry.
Captain g. W. Mccormick, Iieutenants d. McNaugh-
ton and J. W. Bentley First Michigan cavalry.
Brevet Lieutenan Colonel j. II. Taylor, Major Assist
ant Adiutan General Captain Sixth United States cav
airy only MAY l.
Captain Austin C. voolfolk brevet Major, Assistant
Quartermaster May l.
Brevct Lieutenant Colonel N. McCook, Fourth United
States cavalry, NAV o.
Second Lieutenant James Mari, Fourth United States
artillery, April T.
DISCHARGED.
Hospital steward Essex r. Camp, United States army.
MISCELLANEOUS
Company G., Third battalion United States infantry,
ordered to join their regiment in the military division
Of the Mississippi.
John J. Burger, Ninth, and Thos Sietor Jr.. Eight
zenith United satesr nfanty lately appointed Second
Lieutenants, decline to accept their appointments.
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0nccs flto Foreign once nearly ia 300; Inland
Revenue 0nice. fi30o0; War Once f2s 900 odd mo
science and art department asks increase OF nearly
f500
The Venice Journals contain accounts Of sner,r
phenomenon which has taken place In thai city Works
had been for some tne pas going In tho garden Ad
Joining tho 81 Agnese church Tor boring artcsisn
we'll and q depth of hundred sixty feet Ind ben
reached when rumbing noise heard underground,
and almost Immediately after column Of water Of thu
diameter Of the well spouted forth IN tho height Of tho
neighboring houses The lqlld Was accompanied with
smoky massos OF Shiny matter and ashes which
cmlod suifocating smell OF gas Engineers nj oucs
commenced works 20 make channel for tho water ~
the ground had become saturated and tho walls OF tho
ehnrches houses around were beginning Ia crack.
Tho latter consequence evacuated ny thc'r IN
hubitants Tho eruption continued until midnight; bet
In the meantime about hundred tons a sAnd Ana
other earthly matter had boon thrvwu up
The rnderpoa in Holland declined during the wcck
ending April 7. There LST3 ca-cs DECLARES
thss week, while the number 6<5 the prcccdhf
or the new cases I'D observed in Southern Hre
land and 348 In the province OF Utrecht snd Northern
Holland The number Of ! Holland from the I'M
APPEARANCE OF tho disease TN Of April WAS $50
OF which -. 1926 d.cd slaughtered and the
mainder recovered
Tho London Tmn describes tho rsmsrt ablo Operations
81 tho Ecclesiastical Commssoncrs addne tho work
ing Of the Church of England by augmrntnG
the valne small vings Tho grants made during
this current year viii be OF the value $50 OOO
and In tho Ave- ycars from 1884 10 1869 will aouns "
"a coo 600 In shs last twenty str years Q sum az
clio 900 600 has bsen appropriated 10 ncroa>e the IN
cheney Of lhs establishment
An sccount show ing the sums paid INTO and paid sus
o. is brtsh Treasury chest drrtng Tho year ending
March d. 1895 has ibrn bsucd Tf.r tnai SUN ra1
into the chest including balance In HIND Of f0s0 oI
"a 3D., vas Eli J7d|ss ,ss ohd ans nc s.,n Ial5
va Thstaiancc in hssf al the end OF March, isdS.
was f792 ~ liza lid.
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yneissniiness In the s,serag. Of Passsn-
ger Shtp-.
TO THE EDITOR on THE nwALp.

TO THE EDITOR on TIE HfRALD.
II u very easy tax 10 II siesrags pA~enxsc
and their hhy sbit while ~ the time thoss sbo
,uecr have the gracious Accommodates oftbs CABIN
out 81 coren,sioity u.ysrsd the Atlantic uese>se
raseaser in clipper built ship ana had The misfortune
n voyage Of one hundred and th<ty days from Hsvre
~ New York-Siry days storm 70 tho Azores falling
b<t " yanouth In dtssresa ten days reprovdiDg and
siry days the ssooni sisr Cur provisions we've out
and neither water zeal board; and yet acting "a
ain physcian, had not Ia eodure tho bA<d~blps
fellow pse.engsrr had 10 uDdsrso.
The foodthe be~ts part, thai ~ tie NEST noariahnr
mari OF n ssrved tsths oabans ossrre, thu change N
,he habits % nfe radical oss thi~f prevails md hun
dreds have fsy themselves down erpo~ed IN the star
lns eyes of their fellow Jnsssngors TIE women osnbe,
Ia Al vallngne~ 10 do a. make u<mseve~ a. csfn.
fos,sbr ~ the conditoa u thew hessh vosd dsms.d,
,.d he men can DO neither, 90 a wonder that
,,sns> viii ooue sn1 rsvsxs vkh ths disastrous
r.ultst Tnke I'll this sogsshevrsos f>pS sbss-s and
ths drinking q saAxnsnt vsscr vneAing vstrrss
ns hith Va the bid ~ TIA NIP. hhs evsvyvhsssio,
"a thea soesr " yos
Hsr "a NJ Mr. Edlsss shsi n an ss~s,svs sslllns lrsn
German port nos oss brp,gb The ess1sva With d~u
OnIv the ssaness % The EsS<b Hsvkwuisor CSupsny
tsxs thai very Questionable bopos srd thin<
the nb q The paz>snress ~ The nihy eha aver q
| oofntany which psrk % thfn shrs W a ana<t
sardsr~ a itts hi ~ corlosi vhcf, xesr<ss p&<
~nz~ss In orderly ogDlucs>d ss~aner, eses have lsn
van ysu rot - M- l~>der u Ws, Ass>rcan 49,
ssand thai tsy ssss of hsh so1~~ssve In thai Ss,se
named conpany, tbs a var dsS fnen1s ssd pa
I 1fvf ovG the Weaat
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in going down the backstreich Jessie led pest TIE
mile pole four lengths in 20 She kept the gap 0pe>
to the quarter pole She was then taken In hsAd
and won by Q couple Of lengths, In 2t0 Kate Clifton
having broken twoe on the homestretch.
Second Heat-One hundred TO forty offered on Jessie
They had good start and going around the turn side
and side passed the quarter pole with their heads to-
gether In forty three seconds Hirams broke
the backstretch and Fetchers passed the half mile pole
two lengths ahead in 23. Hiram held his around
the turn but coming up the homestretch his
broke up twice, and Jessie the heat and by
three lengths in 2:46
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r I r u 3
Fire In sc. Louis.

ST. LOUIS May I'LL r NJ
A large nro Ia raging in Flneys coal oil works,
,orner Fourteenth and Austin street Several hundred
barrels OF oil are stored the works, which will probs
oily be consumed Further particulars cannot be ascer
1Aiued onight
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Fire I'm Lowell, Mass.

LovuL. May Y, Is6C
Anre on Mddleser street last night destroyed the
steam mills owned by 0ts Alien and rented by Davis
,orcr dealers In and manufacturers Of packing
boxes Several other mechanics occupied the building
Ie.s $50 900, with little insurance
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Government Steamers Burned. "
Msr a.

Al Mgiers opposite the city last night the steamer
Maria Demng burned 10 the waters edge The
flames communicated 70 the steamer Adams, destroying
all but the after part Of H. Both boats were IN the
sluartermsstcr's Department The Gre was accidental
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California wines. ~isrrt Hot, Port, Angelica Masrstl,
p,.ns, AMI Win. D,t,pr- q mArtst- fu
sala sv fkHhIrs, hIfns = ~.
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I A.-Mott's Chemical Powsde Restorss
Fray without Tying In the nnesi hair dressing kno~n
Uss dyca liquid preparation Depot barclay sTces
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A.-Chnrms or Woman fose AS Their
beauty unIr.s that enchanting Trrfumr. NJ
"A'' u y SMITH co. refuInovv-
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All Prizes dashed IN legal G.ostertss.-
j CfUrY Brotef, IN Droad~ay.
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A-W asbtngtOn P0ltttcs.-lt Is To -
hopcd that American will take inerrse
IN the welfare 81 Mexico whoa they er,ri r. T. SMITH
90 * Extract of SWEET OPOPONAx.
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Bss~heior's pstr Dye.-The Hest ." she
world only perec, Dye harmless rrfsbic instano-
neoun Factory A BArctsy stfe-t
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From Mr.. &. H. Tburston, Dentist. New.
J--I ch~rrfuiiy bear 'estmony u the onft
vailed excellence OF VAN BUakiRkS SOZODOkr for ~
Teeth During pras,irc In dsnustry f0r number o.
years past have on,y uaed II personally but hsse
betting tha moni en-
cacous well delicious d~n,foc IA aud well cA
ouae-f prc.eryauvo for se teeth" Beware " linda
uvnz.
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Chevaitsr's Lue for the HAIR Nestorce
gray hair original color strengthens and IL
growth og the wrates, hair ss 10 falling %. se~t. "
head cssB. cool healthy ~ uNrf ifefj "'Ains
nothing In furious UNPARALLELED hsifife.snE rrr.sn-
nendni aud used ny bet physrisns sef " all dfS
ssis and hardreassrs. and onioe iiE Ef".ds ~.
Kew Ycrk where any information W twssfr-n 81 "
hsir viii DO freely gir>r. frn m . "a Y, -
49, hAEan A. cHEyhLfER n. d.
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Cure ~ Lass.-One More Dsssse Coo-
aurrrd The ~ RiisumA,ism icing dssy
aud wonderful discovery ksosa 80 Me-
calfe's treat Rheumatic Remedy.
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TUE FINEST STOCK Of ENGLISH SCOTCH hNnfAn
cOATiNGg TROUsEIfNG. CLOriIs AND DpEskIhS
order) this iy Gentlemen call aud ~ poct h"in
BROKAW BROS II Lafayette place aud ~ Fourth avenov
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D,.,nfee, yo.r House. ssd All Places

WV IN cotfpTsgyr \ DisisPYc-rSG TLrfD
nan.faeurcr b. ~ New Nors Distnf~s.lns rDmp~sri
used aBdsr the dsttn ~ 10 Hp.fd ~
Ii.sh she rgsri 81 Ffscsiipn IN iee putsss
schsa Beard ~ 'haras and Cove tooi aiso " ,b-
..ira ali station n srf ~ ~sag sn0
stamsifps % ainnuN .sf ~ ~ sAfnsrs and sbps
FowgLL TfiOsrsos. a. csfi.f s,f-s
Yor asIa " al drvggislA
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Ak angsroo md sesiski0 Boots ass4
eboca * aagsroo Boots srtlele. imported only ~
LORIN BROOKS SONS, t3f broadway, corner io~naA
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is saS boldly s .as q sss
the srea. contest Ho dopp Va ans po &c ana his fe
his mnsket whom the call for n "sa boon sincere,
religious oaerns: he had .v vnI hair e'' slve2ed
q calm forehead, with thin Q. y On the door
py care and suffering. As I ,rsrit,es grow
with his hand IN mine found his OK, 80 FROM hs
ing cold and the dim gathering his The angel
whispered words found that he realized tina and the
smile which lighted up his face showed me that l. ,I6
aware OF It, and knew that II the last token "a
send 10 his wife and children His breathing ceased
placing my hand upon the noble heart found IL still.
POEMS or HOME AND ABROAD. BY w. p. Tom
linson. Hilton Co.
This collection though exhibiting certain facility Of
vershcaton, 10 wanting in true poetic inspiration The
lines inscribed TO Thad Stevens are perhaps the best
in the volume; but what theme for poetic Hightt
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I:NriaE wArgR.

IzriaE WATER,
rOLrnUfAr WAIVE.
Cur. py.peps. serofal. Gos. Rhsgmsusn .ss d,sssss
nos. Vsfr dsbaiy Thsy clear.s the bowels dsar
tho heaa aud I'D to che onioyDsnt ~ ifs.
Sod by all druggists. hots ~isa tnsrshAns And hsss
clasH
IIOTcnKIsk SONS rRoPRfgrpHs
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Diseases Of the scalp. Bsidsess ss1
gay hair rur.d ~ Or CHANDJFAs No astSr pasas
F.fs fees nmf ff4fl 80
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Boat Load Of Me-" and Women FireG
into ny % English Steamer at ~. Ass
dreWs.

EsrroRr, May II, 1900
party OF aass and genticmsn IN pleasure boae
from Rabbnston last night, frcd INTO by an Eng
lish steamer lying at ~ Andrew Tho ball struck oer
the boat and rcoebetng. plougbed MP tho gronsd N
from, OF house Rabbinaton The ball w~ scns hess
W Admiral boggs to-day.
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Ark for Nos. a Co.'s Genuin.

SOLAR FisE CUT CffEwisG TOBACCO.
other 20 enjoy bcfere
reached In che wing Ror sslo every where
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oudyfsy

Pint Heat Kate lChfton was the favorn previous
20 tic starr, not much on account Of the
belief In her greater speed but that Hiram Wood
tut 10 drive her while Mr.. Fletcher Intended
tskint charge Of Jessie. Ono hundred to seventy
fve current II the tune the nAgs up for the
word they bad an eysn send OF Jessie on the inside.
and uey vent around the upper turn side ana SIDE
usssd he quarter pois short psct absd 81 The
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Nouad nm fastst and water Csss.
wssshsrspoa va ~ usss q shsi-s s'sr snDws 10
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Piore nee Loo h-ssi'eb tswtDg Nsehtnes.
Pss ln ne World TilorfsGK SWING MACHINE
COMPANY, No 90 Ars@fuay
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mosr,. T,srL. uuser'. ynis, CenvsA's

EEY~ERY ~ si' ~ astsf ssir,rai r~frse ~ -
raffhssn. wA Jaw v Az ~ith ~
1850 srvs 80 ~ 80 go fsnsis. snf 49,
-. - p.r. kine size wt $50 rts wAtss To hsr-s
ssrs l.ase Hafs~s nffEs ttnls fhifd sssnesi ssery
ass u' ~, ssi sfey az ~ M osA fsse-n -
Wea<hssis~
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A.--LyOn's Insect POSsder-Fsr Enter-
minaung Roarh.s Ants aud y~rmin and preserving vsp
and Ciotbiug from moths The original aud genuine -
signed n Lyon All others arr limitations Take no ouor
Insect Powder but LyonA Huid by all dfugRss ans "
BARNES A 90, 81 Park row.
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DR.. BSskasII'. syrsp hs. Bs~o Well
ls.tsd anI hand = $40. feHlsdY ~ Chgisf. rrya
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Howe Sewing Machine Company
EfIsH Howl IT,. Ir-siasrt, op hrs-s-sy As-ss
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Tsrkssh Baths. ~ Ls,fs -,
49,. H. a. -. issF's. is1,s@ ~ - "a A o. 49,
asys-fsea1s - IA
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usrsorrhoiSs Cured Mitho~f "a sHs -
.nustr tpanuln d Discs - a. fffF Fi~rfA I~fs~
nifiss 81 49, No. anf 80 NttAf a beHihasns
N. u EuFson' ~ Uni1a -4isfs
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w,ss, Tsspses sss ors.~sssst usss--
49,, '-.itg iiss ~. s.t Mas Dfstns 49, - 1890.
A IA 4 nElSyHA "a 800 sff.~a
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