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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ss-wE, THE UNDERsIGNDED, MERCHANTS
on Fast Bay do hereby agree to close our stores every
so,,,ov Afternoon, at2P NJ from May 4th to October
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Marlnc NcMs.
New YoRk May 3.--rhe Nm. Penn has arrived
from London and the Dcnnlart from Liverpool.
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nF- A NEW pRoJECT-A RAILROAD TO

EURoPE-ENTCRPRlSE AND ECONOMY
GLORIOUS RESULTS meet the wants OF our
increasing trade, wa have employed every means
Of conveyance, but even the Great Eastern and
other isrge vessels have not been found eq usl 10
the demand. We now propose TO connect Virginia
District No. ~ with the great marts OF the old
world, and have made arrangements for q con.
tinuous lire Of rail TO pass through England,
France, Germany, Ireland, Austria, Russia, ia.
pan, China, Rockets, Rntchertown, screamsrs.
Vile, Scuf'etown, and other points terminating al
the Norh Fole. Uhea completed. three daily
trains-viz., mail, express, and lghtning-will
start from the rear OF our establishment
As NE ara unable to commence this great under.
taking without assistance. we appeal to our
friends; and as inducement for liberal contribu-
tons We offer free ticket our line and the fol
lowing bargains
Spring pelaiues st lGtc., worth SOC.
Fine Scotch Ginshsms At 35c worth Soc.
En- ubro'dered AID Tucked Sklring at ~ per
yard, worth - 5o
Mourning Calico AT lssc.:
Moyamhiqnes at CSC, worth 37bc.:
Summer Csss ineTes at 81, worth $3.50;
Linen Table Cloths at 81, worth $780,
Red.tick AZ l:tc
Shiuing stripes al ltc.
Linen Drilling at soc.
PiIlow-csse Cotton, fuu width, at ?5c., worth IS
Full width Shecti1g at 6Js
Yard wide Bleached and Unbleached Cotton
~ l5c.
Hemsti,ehed Haudkerchiefs at GSc worth Sl
Very fine Checked Muslin al Soc, cheap at 7sc. p;
Swiss Muslin at Soc. worth 75c., and no mista ke
Ns'nsook Muslins vi 25, 20. 40 and Soc
Linen Hsndkerchiefs al u 2S per dozen;
Russia Diaper at - so apiece worth - 50;
Zeal Russia Crash AZ ls.c., worth 2oc. per yard
Linen Sheetng at $780, worth )? and many
others at LEVY BROTHERS,
NY No. lSl7 Main street.
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MAYORS C0URT-MoNDAY.-John Howe,
charged with assaulting and beating Caro-
line Coles, was fined ten dollars and re-
quired to give surety for his future good
behavior.
Arthur Lee, charged with assaulting and
beating Mary, Dunn, and Mary Lee, his
wife, was nthome upon payment Of costs.
James Mitchell, colored, was called to
answer the charge of assaulting and beat
ing his wife, but the ill-treated better-halt
failing to appear, was sent home.
Henry Temple, colored, charged with
being drunk and disorderly on the street
and resisting the policemen, was sent on
to answer indictment, and required to give
surety for his future good behavior.
Nathan Davis, colored, charged with
assaultng and beating his wife, was re,
quired to give surety for his future good
behavior.
Thomas Brown and John Henry, color
ed, charged with stealing lot of water,
cocks and several bars of lead from Messrs
Bargamin & Brother, were sent on.
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MAscHEsrER UNION BUILDING FUSp coApAsY,t
May 7th, 1907.
The fourteenth regular instalment of the stock
holders Of this company will be due On Thursdsy
the eth instant. Hereafter dues on stock will be
payable To the secretary, the Office Of treasurer
having bees abolished by the directory.
The receE action Of some Of the stock
holders In Withdrawing their aosumulaions
on their stock has, 1t seems, caused some sp-
preheusions upon the minds OF others which
have no foundation In fact. And In virtue OF my
position as secretary Of the company deem 1t ne
osssary, and also my duty, to corrsc, such impress
sieas, which am satisfied have arisen from want
Of practical knowledge of the details and work
ing of 30 complicated an association. The com.
pany, though small one, has, since its organiza
ton, disposed OF It's means to very great advan-
tage. With thirteen per cent Of It's capital stool
paid in, 1t has realized twenty. six per csat. on
each stockhoid ider's payment made. II has redeemed
from it's members stock valued at s7,ioo, with the
amount OF %, 2sl resulting in premium Of u, ssS
whicn Is an average Of forty-hve dollars In the
hundred, with an average premium OF nhy nvs
dollars for which loans the company hold trus,
deeds upon real estate In some instances valued
by committee Of examination Ut twice the amount
advanced upon them. About cne-thtrd OF Its en-
tire stock has been redeemed so far ~ the above
rates For the past several months the company
has thought proper to promptly pay such stock
holders as desired 10 withdraw their install.
ments and hence during this time there has beer
NO loans made But as soon AS such expected de.
mands have been met, they will Of course resume
the regular disposition Of the funds. The expense,
| OF the company having been materially lessensd
its receipts from interest alone, ~ six per cent
are now more than sufficient to meet this obligs
ton Many other loans are wanted by Its mem
bsrs. which. In due course OF time, will be made
which VIII very much hasten Its time OF explrs
ton. But II no further use Of In funds we're mad
from this ums. the company would, with its prsssu
receipts, wind up or pay the par value cleo ps
shars-on all unrsdssmed stock then held In sixty
four months; the money In the mean time almpl
remaining on deposit In bank to the credit OF III
company. The instslmen,s, 80 far. have bee
punctually paid, with one or two tining exesr
tions which has but siighly Affected i,s receipts
business.
tits very much to the interest of sll the stool
holders 10 allow thoss who DO not dssirs v rsdssI
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THE BAZAAR.
The Bazaar will close on Wednesday
night, at which time an auction sale Of all
the articles left on hand will be held.
CONTRIBUTIONS.

night, at which time an auction sale Of all
the articles left on hand will be held.
CONTRIBUTIONS.
The following contributions have been
handed in since our last report, which are,
except where especially acknowledged
contributed to the ladies Of the Bazaar
generally:
Mrs. DR.. Trent, cake; Mrs. DR.. Ross,
cake, pickles, &c.; j. p. Ballard, ice
cream Mrs. George Palmer, ham, salad,
&C.; Mrs. Courtney, Of the Arlington
House, jar of pickles, cake, &C.. Mrs. James
Grant, pickles and cake; Mrs. Bentley,
bread, cake, &c.; Mrs. Robert Ould, daily
and large contributions of cake, &C.; Miss
J. A. Webb, cake and daily contributions
of flowers; Mrs. Harrison, of Brandon, large
contributions of flowers every other day
bread, cake, pickles, and preserves, from
Mrs. John G. SPOTS; Mrs. John Maben,
handsome contributions OF cakes, &c.
The ladies desire to return thanks to
Messrs. Selden < Ennis for photographs OF
the building in which the Bazaar is held
Mrs. Wheatley, of Georgetown, sent a
box of fancy articles through Mrs. Robert
Ould.
The ladies' of Table No. desire to &C.
knowledge q quantity of cake, etc., from
Mrs. General Wise and Mrs. William
Payne, and from Anderson the use of a fine
safe; from Messrs. Kellogg s Gibson some
handsome flower vases.
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BALLARD HOUSE,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA
JOHN P. BALLARD, PROPRIETOR.
This establishment Is now

This establishment is now
COMPLETE IN ALL ITS APPOINTMENTS,
having been newly and elegantly furnished
throughout.
It's acknowledged to have no superior in the
southern States, and to be equal TO any In the
North.
The owner has spared no expense to make II
equal in every respect to any hotel In this country
and pledges his best efforts to MAKg HIS GUESTS
TN EVERY WAY COMFORTABLE.
His long and successful experience justihss HIN
,n ..v,ny that the accommodations Of no hotel
shall be superior to his. ].
He asks the support Of his friends and the puoii'
generally. p.,.,
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INTERNAL REVENUE TAX-AMoUNT FOR
THE DIFFERENT DIVISIONS OF THE THIRD
DIsTRICT.-The assessors of United States
internal revenue for the city of Richmond
and the county of Henrico have completed
their annual list and made the returns to
the Collector. Through the courtesy OF
the district assessors we are enabled to
give the following items:
The gross returns for the first district,
embracing all that portion of the district
east of Seventeenth street, amounts to
Sl6,7S7.07; for the second division, be-
tween Seventh and Seventeenth streets,
$36, ,050.45; for the third division, $751;
6S9.l7. Making total of SS4, ,526.69. This
amount is only the income and license tax,
and does not include the tax on manutac-
lures, &C., which is very much larger. In
this district there are thirty-One tobacco
nists and eighty-two physicians. The re-
tail dealers are divided amongst the divi-
sions as follows: First division, $50; second
division, 1888; and third division, 243. In
the list we find 3I2 retail liquor dealers
in the first division, S5; second division,
l23; third division, S5. The whole num-
Der of gold watches returned is l,l75. Oh
those persons who pay an income tax OF
500 and over there are-in the first dlvl-
sion, l3; in the second division, 20 and in
the third division, 6j. Making total OF
107.
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. Lee
& Goddin sold Oh yesterday farm on the
York River railroad, near Meadow station,
containing 207 acres, for sl,025. Pur-
chaser, Mr.. Ambrose Page.
Messrs. Harrison, Goddin & Apperson
sold on yesterday New Bridge church, with
one and half acres Of ground attached to
it, for $3.50. This church is on the Stony
Run road about five miles below Richmond
and was given to the trustees of Four mile
Creek church to be sold for their benefit.
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COUNTY ITEMs.-Gottlieb Frck was ar.
ragned before Justice Thomas yesterday
to answer the charge of stabbing a negro
named Hall Dudley. He was sent on fol
further examination.
Elizabeth Anderson, colored, was ex-
amined for having in her possession lot
of silver spoons, etc., stolen from Charles
NJ. Page. She was also sent on.
There were sixty-three licenses granted
to ordinaries and to retail liquor Dealers
sixty to white men, one to a white woman
and two to cOlored men.
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SYCAMORE SUNDAY SCHOOL. - The
quarterly meeting of the Sycamore, Full
ton Hill, and Chapel Sunday schools, was
held on Sunday afternoon at the Syca-
more church. The attendance was very
large, and great interest was manifested
in the proceedings. The reports for the
last quarter were read, which showed the
schools to have increased in number since
the last report, and their condition to be
prosperous to degree highly satisfactory
and gratifying,
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auction Sales This Dag.

T. W. KEESEE will sell at o'clock an extensive
assortment of tobacco factory fixtures, at the
warehouse OF Messrs. Myers Brother. Seven
teenth street between Cary street and the
nork
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HENRICo COUNTY CoURT.-This court
met yesterday in the new courthouse, and
were engaged during the day in granting
licenses. The examination of Norton, the
United States soldier charged with the
murder of Mooney, will take place to-day.
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EPISCOPAL COUNCIL AT STAUNToN.-
Clergymen who attend the Episcopal
Council in Staunton on Wednesday the
18th instant will be entitled to return free
over the Central railroad upon presenting
the proper certificate of their attendance.
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Broken INTO AND ROBBED.-The resi-
dence of Mathew Conway, at Belle Isle
landing, just above the Tredegar Works,
was broken into yesterday between the
hours of 10 A. NJ. and 3. p. NJ, and robbed
of about forty dollars in money and fine
hunting case gold watch. The family was
absent at the time.
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q Rim G TRADE.

COUNTRY MERCHANTS and others <isting the
city will find my stock equal 70 any In the city,
amongst whic b will bs found every variety OF
COLLEGE and SCHOOL BOOKS published,
CAP, LETTER, and NOTE PAPERS,
BLANK BOOKS OF all sizes,
ENGLISH, FRENCH, and AMERICAN INKS
and Fluids,
STATES Of all sizes, from s by 7 to " BY Is;
WRAPPING PAPERS and TWINE,
FAMILY, PUPIL, and POCKET BIBLES,
EVERY VARIETY OF STATIONERY;
all Of which pledge myself TO sell as low a. they
can be bought In any Of the northern cities.
Is. p. TOWNSEND,
Bookseller and StationsH,
fs 25-sm 1918 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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Mr.. PoLLARD's LECTURE.-General Scho-
field has refused to revoke the order of
General Wilcox prohibiting the delivery
of Mr.. II. Rives Pollard's lecture on the
"Chiyalry of the South" in Lynchburg.
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ELLIyGER 4 FooTE's CoMBINATIoN.--
The novel and pleasing entertainments still
continue to please large and refined au
diences, and now that our people have
found out that the performances Of the
combination are of worthy character, W.
expect TO see full houses each night Of thi,
week,
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PERsoNAL.-Dr. George W. Hosmer, one
of the principal editors of the New York
Herald, is in the city, stopping at the Bal
lard House.
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ARREsrs.-The police arrested yester.
day James Thomas, John Henry, and
George Henry, negro boys, charged with
stealing cloth from B. Cohen, on Broad
street
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UNION STATION SUNDAY SCHooL.-The
annual meeting of this school was held ON
Sunday afternoon for the purpose of elect
ing officers for the ensuing year. After
singing and the usual exercises, the cleo
tion was gone into with the following re-
suit: James II. Peay, superintendent
Robert j. Christian, assistant superintend.
ent <; Robert Z. Richardson, secretary
Daniel Atkinson, assistant secretary; Hi
ram Oliver, librarian J. o. Austin, trea-
surer, and William f. Mitchell, chorister
Reports OF the condition of this school
show it to be very hourishing, presenting
an average attendance OF about 25C
scholars.
The young men belonging to this church
have recently organized an " Evangelical
Society,"" the object of which is to procure
funds for the relief of the destitute chill
dren of the Sabbath school. They hope
to raise sufficient sum to enable them tc
materially increase the size and efficiency
of the school.
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nv cOWARpIN & ELLYSON.
SpccidI Notices.

eC-BREEDE> & FOX. No. aOl BROAD
STREET, arc receiving this day s,ill further sup
plies # NEW SPRING PRINTS, BLEACHED and
BROWN CoTToNS and DRESS GooDs, at ex.
tremely low prices BREEDEN 4 FOX,
my ,-sodSS No. sol Broad street.
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Meeting AT AFRICAN CHURCH TONIGHT.
A Republican ratification meeting will be
held in the First African church tonight.
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Marine Intelligence.
MINIATURE ALMAHAC-NAr :. n0.
snn r,.ss so7 Noon sets. ..........n
sun sets. $50 High tide, 2. A.... 70
Doc- ON prCun0Mn NAvs le67


ARRIVED.
Steamer Hatteras, Alexander. New York, nsf'
chandise and passengers, y. Ayrss 20;
Steamer Niagara, Brakeman, rew YORK, msf'
chandise and passengers, q. 2. Watson.
Schooner Rough and Ready, Moore, Iasssn
Shore, msrchaudise, captain. -
schooner Thomas I. Dawson, -, Norfolk,
fsh. captain.
Schooner Atlantic, Josie, Norfolk, In ballast, J.
Z. Anderson & Co.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, clifford, Norfolk, msf-
chandiss aud passengers, L. B. Tstum.
Schooner L. 8. Reeve, Gayeu, Baltimore, cf6
Pamunky river, to load grain, Mckowan = Curtis.
MEMORANDA.
The steamship Rebecca Clyde, reported ashore
in our issue OF yesterday succeeded In getting OF
at high water on Saturday last, and procssAsd
with damage.
ASHORE.
Schooner Silas Wright, Captain Adams, which
sailed from Rockland on the 34th OF April for
Richmond with cargo OF lime, In beating up
James river.
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THE CHESTERFIELD MURDER.-The trial
of Joseph Murphy, charged with the mur-
der of Jesse Murphy, in Chesterfield, will
take place tomorrow.
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A PERILoUs LEAP.-On yesterday morn
ing, as number of boys were fishing from
the wall near the abutment of the Danville
Railroad bridge, small sturgeon about two
and a half feet long was seen floating down
the stream. Although the wall at this point
is some twenty five feet above the water,
one of the boys conceived the idea OF
jumping from it to catch the fish. He i'm
mediately acted upon the idea, and, strange
to say, escaped unharmed, secured the stur-
geon, and brought the prize safely to shore.
1t was dangerous leap, and probably
would have proved fatal in ninety nine
cases in hundred.
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ONE MORE PERFORMANCE BY THE ANA
rEURs.--La Sonnambula is again to be pre-.
sented at Virginia Hall tonight by the
ladies and gentlemen who have recently
SO highly entertained our citizens. The
programme is. very rich. See advertise
ment.
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kHA CARD TO THE PUBLiC.-The fol-
lowing series OF resolutions were unanimously
adopted Al a meeting OF the firm OF
A HIRsH 4 CO., o27 BROAD STREET,
In which the citizens Of Richmond and the sur
rounding country are deeply Interested:
Whereas 1t being the intention Of A. HIRsH to
withdraw from the firm on the lst day Of July,
1867, therefore be 1t
ResoIred, That we win from this day offer our
entire stock OF
PRZsB SPRING DRY GOOrs AT GREATLY
REDUCED PRICES,
and our WINTER GOODS at less than cost.
Res0lu.d. Tha, should there be a decline In the
market the prices will be correspondingly lower.
A. HIRSH & CO.,
ap2s e27 Broad street.
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BlackUood for April has been sent to US
by Msssrs. WoodhouY s P.rham, the
agents,
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SHOULD BE CLosED.-The dry well on
Navy Hill. 1t is dangerous.
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0FFICE STATIONERY.-Cc

I pr..sss con,,no Roos. Cop,ins ins' on
Paper, Blotting Psper, DAmpening Brushes, Letter
Paper Foolscap Paper, Legal Cap, Commercial
Note Paper Packet-po- Paper, Commercial Pa
steel Pens, Fabers Lead Pencils, Inkstands,
Rulers, Bill Files, Portfolios. Sealing MAX,
Waters, Red Tape, India Rubber, Erasers, Pen.
Holders, Check Books on all city bank.i Nsgotia-
BILE and Promissory Notes, Drafs, Bills OF Ex.
ch 4Dgs. Bills of Lading, and Blank Books OF
| every description, In stock and nannfaeiured to
| order my VI WoODHOUSR PARHAM.
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ERFDERICK THE GREAT.
L FREDERICK THE GREAT AND DHlSPAAiLY.
PREpEsICE c STi The GREAT AND HIS COURT. q.
FREDERICK THE GREATAND HIS FRIRN D6. ~.
rHE MERCHANT OF BERLIN. ".
IlJs EPH THE SECOND AND HIS COURT. 81
4 JOURNEY TO AsHANGO-LAND AND FUR
TIER PENETRATION INTO EQUAT0klAL
AFRICA. ByPAUL b. DU CHAILLU. VI.
A. H. CHRISTIAN 4 CO..
Booksellers and Ststioners,
anil sl4 Main street.
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EAsHIONS FOR MAY.

FASHIONS FOR MAY.
LESLIE,
Cooley,
DEMOREST,
LIZ BON TON,
PBTERSON'S,
LADY'S FRIEND,
ARTHURS HoME MAGAZINE,
TURNER'S,
aplo-ts No. 70 Thirteenth street.
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re- NOTICE.-The undersigned having been
appointed trustee in deed executed by julius
steenbock & Co, made to secure their creditors,
on the 10th day of April, 1857, conveying among
other things all the debts due the said firm, notice
is hereby given to all persons indebted to said
concern, whether by bond, note, open account, OF
otherwise, to make prompt payment to the UNDER
signed who is required by the said deed to use all
diligence in the collection of Il Z same.
NBsTOR Il. FORBES,
Trustee for Julius Steenbock Il Co.
Once al w. NJ SUTTON i Co.'s, Bankers.
ap l3-ts
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AMELIA CorRTHuo,E, VA. March 90, 1867.
NJ. f.. BIi.r: sirr-Ths is TO certify that from
about the ls OF Mar:h TO the lst of october last
was an incsssant sufferer from indigestion and
disrrhpa. / consulted several prominent physi-
clans used calomel freely-all which proved
fruI'less. / finally commenced using BAKBR's
PKEyIrs BITTRRs. and from its use found more
relief than from all other remedies combined. To
its use attribute my present good health, which
is bet er than II has been for the past six years.
am, sir, very respectfully, sc,
w. NJ. S. DUNN,
Engineer Richn ond and DanvilIe
ap @7-Tn&F3m Railroad Company
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Books, StatiO,,eru, dc.

NEW LAW BOOKS.-Abbott's Di.
IN gest OF the United States Courts and Acts OF
Congress to 1857. Many other NEW BOOKS and 2
large stock OF REPORTS and STANDARD LAW
for sale low at RANDOLPH y ENGLlsH's,
Booksellers and Binders, 1870 Main street:
Old Books bought or taken In exchange TOT
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STOLEN.-Some adroit thief went into
the cake and confectionery store of Ferdi-
nand Neurath on yesterday, and during
the temporary absence of his wife from
the store, reached over the counter and
took therefrom check for fifty dollars,
sundry pieces of small change, and a
81 900 Confederate note. He cautions
the public against trading for the check,
but ignores the latter, as he thinks that the
thief can make no practical use of it.
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MARBLE DUST.-Fine and coarse
Ul MARBLE DUST, for master workers and
druggists, direct from the asnufsetuTsrA fos sale
Swby lmh ~ 4. .. LII.
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9itl1mond 1ispattl1.

Justification OF Advertisements.
tEoTE-A advertisements are classified, az
they are thus more easily referred to BY the reader
The new ones appear Hrst under each headins.J
Advertisements received too late for classifca'
ton will be found at foot OF columns.
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So orACKS HAVE DONE MORE TO

ST QJACk> HAVE DONE MORE TO
break down all good medicines than the lives o.
the empires are worth. In this State, Nirginians
are afraid Of the Eos.rums poured into the market
A. panacsas Tor every I'll but when a friend and
he shbor recomms nds State production like
BAKERS PREMIUM BITTBRS for dyspepsia and
disorders Of the stomach and bowels no sensible
man can or will reject them They are never
falling cures for such diseases, and need only be
tried 10 be appreciated.
To be had OF ali prominent druggists.
Orders filled by addressing
L. BAKER, Proprietor,
Fox 333, Richmond, Va.
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oyvrcE oprsE SCIENTIFIC AnERrcAs, |

wAsHISGroS, ID. g., August 81, 1890.
Dear Sir I'VE are much gratihsd to hear OF your
success In connection with your Improved Light
ming Rod, and we are con ndent, from their great
Dract zeal merit ID At you will nnd them even more
popular tn > more they are Used.
Respectfully yours, MUM Co.
To J. L. HaWiey ESQ, Baltimore, Nd.