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HARDWARE, &C
X A L L TR DE,
WATKINS, COTTRELL K CO.,

WATKINS, COTTRELL K CO.,
LOW MAIN STREET. RICHMOND VA,
,r,t 'He attention OF country merchants and the
stock Of h ~
'D"AhE, CUTLERY, GUNS, AND SAD
Wa,.o DLERY GOODS.
r.aS.N' "'e determined not to be undersold by any
.r H@r""are house North or South. All we
al examination Of our stock and prices.
saI7 y, WATKINS, COTTRELL Il CO..
--- 1907 Main street, Richmond. Va.
y phNCi FOR ROUND AND SHEET
pEM pACkISC, all sizes:
p9atLIEhT GUM-BELTIHG' and
tOAE-TAkNED LEATHER BELT
rATENT RUBBER HOSE and COUP
Tie Ritz secured the agency for the sale of all
Thy Cy,nnsh GOODS manufactured by the
WI IA PERCHA and RUBBER
NAAUFACTUkING COMPANY,
and will -. NEW YORK,
prices tur!.lsh the above goods u, the lowest
s.l7 WATKINS, COTTRELL X co
~-h No 1907 Main street. Richmond Va
NrIIrr. ----------.---------- -------------------------
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Mr. Yelling
ton Goddin sold on Saturday three story
brick tenement on the north side of Main
street between Twentieth and Twenty first
for $2,l50. Purchaser, Mrs. Adelaid
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Ask your druggist for BKssoN's SAIALEM
BROTH If you are troubled with tetter, itch ring
worm. barber's itch, poison oak, blotches, or any
eruption of the skin .N .H - 81 E rH
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The DREDGINGMACHINE.-We are in
formed that the dredging machine will be
put 10 work to-day on Richmond bar.
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NOTICE TO sHIPPERs.-The boats Of
~ tine JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA CA
NAL COMPANY will leave the dock as usual
promptly at II ID. on TUESDAYS THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS.
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchburg and be-
youd collected on delivery or prepaid, at the op-
fion or the shipper. Freight received and de-
livered at my office, on the dock. - .. -
way freight will not be delivered till charges ara
paid.
Boats locked and insured.
de II EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
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DISCHARGES IN BANKRUPTCY.- - Judge
Bond on yesterday discharged William
L. Beazley and Edmund G. Taylor.
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~ UANO.-150 tons No. PERUVIAN
GUAEO, TO arrive, for sale by
sea ROBERT r. WILLIAMS h CO.

CUANO, GUANo, GUANo.-3oo tons
VI No. Peruvian Guano, balance OF the cargo
OF the ship "Eaty Merryman," containing. oy
analysis, seventeen per cent OF ammonia. 20 81
examination OF II. GEORGE LEE q CO.,
an la-sm fourteenth street below Cary.
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WILLIAM NJ. STATION, Agent.

4 4 HILLS LINE OF BOATsfss 3E3
are now Uaking regular trips. Goods received for
all points on the canal between Richmond, Lexing-
ton, and Buchanan--boats leaving three times per
week. Office on basin bank and Eleventh street.
We solicit the patronage Of our friends and the
pubic generally. Goods will be received at all
times at our ofice. VIM. NJ. STATION, Agent
i,-21 2rn
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Colonel James R. Branch offered the fol-
lowing resolutions; they were seconded by
Mr.. Weisiger, and unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED, That the proposed convention
to be held in Norfolk having in view the
concentration of the trade along the line
from Memphis to the waters Of Virginia,
and one of the results Of the convention
the establishment of regular steam COLI
munication between Norfolk and European
market5-has the full and hearty concur
renee of the Board, and also commend the
movement to the merchants of Richmond
as means of promoting immediate inter-
course with the great interior, upon which
they depend in a great degree for their
prosperity.
Resolved, That twenty-five delegates be
appointed to represent the Chamber of
Commerce at the convention to be held at
Norfolk on the second Wednesday in Octo-
Der next.
Resolved, That the appointments be
made by the president.
RESOLVED, That the certificates of the
appointments be prepared and signed by the
president and secretary, and given to such
of the delegates appointed as will report
themselves at these rooms and undertake to
attend the session of the convention.
RESOLVED, That any vacancy may be
filled by the president, and the president Of
the Chamber be chairman of the delega-
ton.
On the adoption of the resolutions the
president stated that in few days he
would lay before them a list of appoint
ments.
Mr.. Davenport, from the committee to
whom had been referred the correspond
ence between the president Of the Chamber
and Captain Allen with instruction to con-
fer with the committee of the Council on
James river, and urge on them to put the
dredging machine to work, if possible, laid
before the Board the following communica-
ton which was ordered to be spread on the
record
"RICHMoSD, 26th September 1868.
"Tsndc Davenport, Jr.. Esq, Chairman, &c.:
Dear Sir,-lu reply To your inquiries concern
ing the drcdgiug-lnachine and tusboat, woul1
state that they now being thoroughly repaired
The committee having attained the object tncy hat
I'm yiew-vZ. the reduction of the cost Of working
the machine and boat, the machine and boat vii
resume operations as soon as the repairs are com
pletcd. captain Allen having kindly volunteered
To impart any information IN his possession con
cerning the river to Mr.. Gill, the committee con
clIided To let Mr.. Gill continue ut the head. Any
| further information within my knowledge VIII b,
most chccriuly furnished you whenever desired
| have the honor TO be, sir. your obcdcnt servant
| "GEOKGE W. SMITH, Chairman
NCommittep ImDrOVemput James River -
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Rictlmond 4ispattIr.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIsPATCH' "
is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATloN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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FORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER 70, 1893.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. SEPTEMBER 2s, 1893.
Sun rises 6.07 Moon SETS. - 49,. 2.ST
sun sets .........5.5s; High tide, p. NJ. .... 2ol
ARRIVED.
Steamer State of Maryland Baltimore, mer-
chandlse and passengers, Harveys Williams.
steamer Eliza Hanco1. clifford. Norfolk mer-
rhandise and passengers, l.. b. Tatu1n.
SAILED.
Steamer State of Maryland, Baltimore merchan-
disc and passengers, Haryeys L Williams.
Schooner Hattie Coombs, Philadelphia, mer-
chandicc, Crowell & Currie.
schooner Statesman, New York, merchandise,
Curtis u Parker. #
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Ocean Bell, from Rockland for Rich
mOnd, at Newport on the 23d.
Schooner Annie NJ Edwards, from James river,
arrived at Philadelphia on the 25th -
Schooner Nellie Brown, hence for Boston, put
into Holiness Hole on the oath. n -#..
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NOAL AND W00D.-CLOVER HILL,
u LUMP, HAIL, AVERAGE and SMITHS
COAL; MIDLOTHIAN AVERAGE and SMITHS
coal. RED and WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE
COAL; SEASONED OAK and PINE WOOD.
For sale al The lowest market rates.
GEORGE W. SNELLINGS,
Office Fourteenth street, near Mayo's bridge.
m
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DERUVIAN GU n Ono. PERU
1 WAN GUANO, obtained direct from the
agent of the Peruvian Government for sale low by
ALLISON h ADDISON,
sell LEO Cary street.
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FERTILIZERS.

DOUDRETTE.-The unprecedented sue
Il cess attending the use OF this celebrated fer
tilizer justites the manufacturer In recommending
il to farmers generally. It is manufactured from
the ight-sol Of Richmond, thoroughly deodorfzed.
Packed In strong new barrels. and sold as follows
Concentrated Poudrette, TWENTY DOLLARS
PER TON; Refined Poudrette Especial prepara.
ton for wheat), TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS.
VINCENT BkRGAMIN, Manufacturer. gs
Office, Tenth street and BaStn bank
"CHEsTERFIELD COUNTY, August II, 1883.
1--WE are in receipt OF your letter asking our ex-
perience with your Poudrette, and In reply we can
say that we used one ton on wheat IN tne Iau oI
1857 on the same character OF land. with Paclno
guano and the result WIS about the same. Ihe
wheat on which we applied the Pondrette was
rather more luxuriant than that on whlch we used
the Pacific guano. -. -.
pounds OF Pacific guano, and we would give the
preference TO the poudrette. "
very %BESj AMIN II. NASH,
sealm SAMUEL ID. ATKINSON"
DERUVIAN GUAM Ono. PERU
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DEMOyAL-COAL OFFICES. P. LA
IL THROP has removed his COAL OFFICE to
SEVENTEENTH STREET, ct drawbridge
With ample stock, Is prepared TO furnish In any
quantity FIRST QUALITY RED AND WHITE
Also superior HITUMINOUS LUMP COAL,
for CRATES. ;. L. La httoi,
49, Seventeenth
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GOAL AND WOOD.-Prepare for winter

4 Wa u h4tD NOOD.--II ICpHIt IUI HIHStR
" and save any further advance in fuel by call
ins AT PAGES, corner Nineteenth and cary
streets, seventh and Grace streets and get sup
,.led with the best ANTHRACITE COAL 1t
i.um ss 10 - so per ton OF 900 pounds delivered:
Also best FINE WOOD NJ S6 per cord, or "
saved: SECOND QUALITY PINE 1T $3.50 per
cord; OAK. $3.50 per cord. or $3.50 sawed de-
lGvrred Guarantee satisfaction in quality guam
ity. and price. cu,,,rou p.ov
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NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY.-LAY
~ IN YOUR STOCK WHILE COAL Is
CHEAP-I am selling the best RED and WHITE
LSH ANTHRAGI COAL AZ the lowest marke,
prices. ~ -
Have on hand also large quantity OF MIDLO-
THAN COAL OF the dIfarent grades.
SEASONED OAK and PINE WOOD always on
hsad. 80
once and yaed Anthracite Coal Cary and dSeven-
ieenh streets.
Bttu:ninous Coal and Wood yard, Fourteenth
street near UAuvllle depot. -
4 IL WM. HALL GREW.
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IL barrels. !
q Az p1

Whsdt--White, 40 bushels seed at s28; q
bushels at so, l2 bushels at $?3S u bushels "
81. so, % bushels at sass, 6s bushels common y.
$22O; le2 bushels at s. 10 90 bushels very damp ~
$lsa-totaL 7l2 bushels Red 20 bushels seea ~. a.
Sla2a 20 bushels seed at ~. rs ~ busneis Sai
good at Se. IS 81 bushels good ~ 81 so .! Dusss
fair at 81 IS 10 bushels AZ o. - push
els damaged al 81 25 SO bushels inferior aL Sl.so
bushels badly damaged at 81 80 4: hushsts very
had Ut $3.50; To bushels inferior ut $2ea-totai aas
bushels. , =,
bushels at 4i.sa.
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+ ~ EORGE A. AINsLIE. MAsg,e6
VI FACTuRER AND DEAtEn ~ S{fssNYS Sef{v7eNYS
LfG 1T FAMILY CARRiAna,Esss rs nssssn9,on az fhe
public to hts large stock, among Maien ehn Ss
fount some OF tho most eonVealsns r!ainsd \ sdSwim
now N use, @~HnT
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Corn and Flour Exchange.
RIrIInnln 1eeo
OFFERINGS.

OFFERINGS.
Whedt.-White, 9a bushels. Red 935 bushels.
Corn.-W bite, ass bushels. Mixed, lSS bushels.
Odts.-.s0 bushels.
Rve.-6s bushels.
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WOOD FOR SALE am prepared to
w deliver OAK WOOD for Is and PINE
WoOp for IS per cord. or viii sell at IS and ID on
the dock All orders left with CURTIS PARKER
NJ VI the ward, on Dock street between Twentieth
and twenty y-frst, viii be promptly filed
" "ra 0 qm W. G.. NELMS.
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CPLIT SAWED WOOD--PUMPS.-Now
= ready, very best DRY OAK and PINE
WOOD, sawed and split by steam in several sizes,
and s.nt 10 dwellings. Cooks well, kindles quickly,
hrats room and stove less, and is q great coitve-
nieucr and economy. Get supplies. Is now cheap.
Win be higher. Also, sawed or long.
superior WELL PUMP, certified as the best
and cheapest. Leave orders at WATKINS, COT
TRELI. a Co. s. 1907 Main street, or At the Steam
Tenth and Eleventh streets, and at Brazeal Cot
irclt's. corner Ninth street and Basin bank:
Al, % j. Il. WATKINS.
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= mVoL nn,;" CIRCULARS printed at short
PATCH In lhe best style of the art, 1t the DIs.
'a afRiNTING-HOUsE. ~ WIG A|A'''
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-
SENEPPENG.

TOR NEW YORK.-The new 1eSak
Il and elegant side-wheel steamer
ISAAC BELL, Captain BOURNE, will leave her
wharf on TUESDAY, september 10th. at O'Clock
7. NJ Freight received until IL O'Clock TUES
DAY. Fare, $la. Round tickets, $50. Steerage,
&c. For freight or passage apply to Il
w. Z. DUNHAM d CO..
Sc 2s-2t corner Eleventh and Main streets.
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-l,O ,OOO tons choice
n quality LORHERRY RED ASH EGG and
STOVE GOALS for sale. I prepared to offer
the most liberal terms 10 those wishing to purchase
their winter supply.
Of!ce and yard corner Seventeenth and Dock
streets r.. a1 WRIT ROBERTS.
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UTILLIAM H. DAVIS,
CORNER OF NINTH AND CARY STREETS,

t,rps constantly on hand best CLOVER HILL
CutL of all grades and RED md WHITE ASH
ANTHRACITE. COAL, which he is prepared TO
.I.f at market rates. Sc 2S-3m
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TIE uMTT;tAI, LIFEr

THE MUTUAL LIFE"
Is now by far the WEALTHIEST COMPANY
IN THE WORLD. It Is conducted on the only
principle which time and experience has proved to
lot !nyestedn fancy stocks or personal securities,
uut IN bonds and mortgages on real estate, being
hfst lien on same, and thus placed beyond the
reach OF any contingency. ..
The company, being purely mutual, dividesi te
n"Go!e profits annually among the assured, anu
.lis dividend can be used IL. payment OF premiums
!" 10 purchase additional insurance, at the option
oi The policy-holder.
d. y. WALKER 4 CO., Agents,
No. lola Main street.
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..CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

''NO. Ii ROANOKE AyE:.UE,
"NORFOLK, VA. september -, 1863 }
Dear Sir,-At the Bristol meeting, held at that
place on the 18th OF July, it was reG0lvedt0 hold
commercial convention in this CITY, the day for
which has been fixed US the second Wednesday In
October next.
THE objects Of this convention are to enlarge
our means Of communication with the interior. the
West, Northwest Southwest, and North Carolina
and establish direct trade with Europe. per-
manent basis, Tor the benefit of the abOve-namCd
.ectOns as well as our own.
with the hope that You will give us your SYM
paths and Cooperation In attaining thsSe ends, we
invite you to participate with us III our proceed
ings at he time indicated.
with great respect
Your obedient servants,
John B. NEAL,
JAMES :. LEIGH,
'J. RICHARD LEwELLES,
LANES BARRON HOPE.
"WM. {. MARROW, JR., o.
~. }. BIGGS
81. k. HALFWAY.
JOHN GOODE JR.,
sc. B. GwATHMEY,
"HESRY GHIESLIN,
"COmmittec OF In yitatiOn.''
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INSURANCE. COMPARES.

DIRE INSURANCE effected at the low
I est rates and on most libc raj terms with the
RICHMOND BANKING AND INSURANCE
COMPANY
CORNER TWELFTH AND MAIN STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
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NUMBER OF POLICIES In FORCE FEBRU
ARY l. 1889, 81, sSI.

NUMBER OF POLICIES ISSUED DURING
THE YEAR, L. go.
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NOTICE. .-Arrangementsasas-sE5.11ss
are competed 70 snip goons DY -
STATION u HILLS LINE OF BOATS without
detention. Freight will be received at our Office,
on the basin, heretofore and forwarded promptly
tend I'm person to It's handling and delivery. The
boats in this line belong to j.. Il: station, John o.
Lewis, and James &. Hill, of Albemarle county,
all E whom are well known to the merchants OF
Richmond.
- II N.
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Wheat White, 1912 bushels; red, s,sss bushels.
Corn. white, s,2ss bushels; yellow, 4s bushels /;
mixed, 7,2si bushels. Oats, 8, ~ bushels. Rye
L e7e bushels.
Prices SEPTEMBER %, 1se7.-Wheat white, prime,
S25j; red Tor seed. SEQ :pPin1e. 2.33; corn.
white prime, $l2s; oats, prime, s2sc.; rye, prime
SI2:.
Flaur.-yirsiria country sold to-day on Change
at 80 IS for extra by the small LOT. Supernps ana
family, by the drayload, are quoted at $40 ana
but these are the extreme rates, and large lots
could easily be purchased at lower figures. Mar
ke. dull. s..e-.r sa go
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II n. WALKER & CO.,

I I N. HALhEk g Gu,
~ SUCCESSORS TO o. r. BRESEE, ESQ.,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS
y,, Once lol< Main street,
NC uo'r east Of the post-ofice, under Messrs. b.
pnu. IL. MGury u Co.
rtoCcuG!lgs, merchandise, furniture, and personal
p,oper'y Of all Kinds, In the city or country, in
r, against loss or damage by fire al the lowest
1TIS T@s.ae IA companies OF the highest standing.
gsrSHl 49, HluiIaDly adjusted and promptly paid
rent rates ~ 'ANs "''o esS mnoo
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VI COMPANY OF NEW YOEk.
ANNUAL INCOME.............- Slo, Geo. 600
CASH ASSETS YEAR ENDING FEB
RtARY !, 1865, OVER................ &2s, goo, oes
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SEI
Vel! invested and secured.
Assets employed here Tor the general benefit,
Desirable FIRE AND MARINE RISKS 1nV1
It'd.
Uhce No. I2l4 Main street.
d. }. EARTSOOK, President.
DAVID l. BURR, Secretary.
2. {. WHJiRRY, JR., Assistant Secretary.
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Rys.-2o bushels prime at sL3s; IL bushels good
at 81 a3 40 bushels damp at 81. .3GtotaL 50 busheis
OdtS.-s2 bushels prime at &C.; l3s bushels very
good at e25c.: 81 bushels good at s2c.-totaI 100
q Flour Country, extrs, II barrels at slo.1s.
RK.KxHrBrTEp. ssss1- S"'A
Wheat Red 15s bushels. -
CoTn.-White, 50 bushels. Mixed, lss bushels,
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1 NTHRAClTE COAL.-Coal consumers,
4 know yo that Silll stand between you and
Infant prices. and If you doubt my having II
good and su!Hci@ent ~! @ supply OF the vhRf BEST
"a <0vcm' er call NJ my Office and read letter
.ris day ~ c,clvCd from MeSSrs. Dovey. Bulkley Il
,n coal company second 20 none in the good
,uy nr railaGcipha
',. os 81 =. WARDWELL.
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CAPITAL, $4,000

JOHN Is. DAVIS, President,
T.. JOHN r. C.. POTTS. Secretary.
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THE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA.
CHARTERED FEBRUARY 1855.
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NOAL, COKE, AND WOCD.-CL0VER
u HILL COAL of all grades, ANTHRACITE
COAL SOFT COKE. OAK and PINE WOOD,
for sale at lowest market rates by ,,
RRhZEAL x COTTRELL,
nv ql corner OF Ninth stree, and Basin.
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ys00D ANB COAL.

C,0AL.-I offer for sale at the lowest
( ,asTsci rates CLOVER hill LUMr, HAIL,
'NrKNGF. and SMITHS coal; also, RED
Nt WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE COAL.
H"' {. 4. IIPSCONB.
once and yard corner OF Seventh
e aim and Byrd streets.
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DITUNlNOUS COAL-LUMP, HAIL,

EIll IMiNOJC OOAL- S-hi AA-aih,
ID AVERAGE, AND SMITHS.
ANTHRACITE CoBl-egg and stove;
OAK WOoD-long and sawed;
PINE Wn0p-long and sawed,
at the lowest market rates.
Two months ago advised the public OF the GER
,alutv OF rise IN the price Of coal. Buy now
Arrore Il advances upon the present rise.
JOHN NJ. pILCHEB,
COT Eighth street between Main and Cary.
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- New Orleans, La, Established in 1850 and for tia las,
six located In CbicaEohe successful Specialist
of tho age in the treatment Of all diseases private nature
can be confdentally consulted at his office and rooms %
the treatment OF Chronic, Mecural, Syphilc, Blood and
ICharacer-whch he without the mercury ode
pe sive cure for all humors and blood poisons. ..
ORaANo WEAKNESS, such Seminal Weakness Nocturnal
and Duna Emissions, brought on by abuse of the Ngans
early indiscreoRs excesses heredarycausisg of
memory, confson depression dmness e vson and often
times insanity, with dsplorabe tram of other synptoms
treated and radically cured by ntalbe mehod saving
time and expense All diseases peculiar the
Of private character radically and permanently cured
Old diseases othe horrible GLASS; whore the blood has
become polsoned-prodncine blotchcs the face small
watery blsterspins In the head and bonesulcerated
throat and nose sores the limbs body scrofunto
gether with endless number suerings tually and
permanently cured. ' N-av 70 p 30 .ta -
Dr. NEs recommended BY the press Of the cspntry nv
professors Of medical colleges and by the medical profession
generally Those afflicted should uply him and be cured
atonce. poe. .fa t1A eos* -t'...Irs 's.'st o.
DR.. JANIS can be Consulted eonHdentay, by letter p O.
Dr. 55S3 Chicago Ill., enclosing stamp tor return or
at his office and parlors 63 Randolph st. corner Of Deaor
Street, from ~ 10 Ten separate rooms and private
entrance and exits SO that patents come in contact
with cash other Everything private and confidential =
just published, by Dr. James, two pamphlets on SperHa-
torhca and Syphilis and both sent IN scaled
address on receipt often cents or three red postage stamps
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Bunget of Jim.

-
4 Musical Burg,ar-One who breaks into +,
'"'e'
The Happy Planter man burning his
Fashion Paradox-In HIGH life thew wear Low
dresses in the evening. r'T1T
Prize fighting NAV not 10 narnv.v;sso,r hrt =
is certainly pourd.foIIv '''' -
p...
themselves ont Of house and Lo11 eS' parents 0''
-,
"hen were the f!rst sweetraeats made j. When
, i''',' ''1 i"'-' ." ''' "'N'
Il fTeh;n writer on astronomical subjects has
Defined Indigestion TO be the "ingratitUde Of the
no" 70 f-'Ee your mark-take piece OF
1.alN OF charcoal II these are not handy, take a
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""S ,"lo"'a'y amrm5 that there was enc
Fsh,us ahe TWO hundred heteroseniuses at the
- m N9' aenyIng the women gro foolish said
mr. IoySef' Tod Almighty made 'e'n to match
we 'i'eh'
When woman bestows her hand upon man,
can ne be saId to bear away the Palm'
Tho latest novelty, in sewip,. machines. il one
that will tolIaw The +Lreod of On ar,II,nen4
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mere Gun DC no oojeetlon 10 OICIl III ''e
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There Is man in Boston so poor that lie can
Tot pay debt of gratitude. 1t is proposed to
get up testimonial in his behalf.
"We'ro in a pickle now" said man in a
crowd. "a regular Jam" said another. "Heav-
en- preserve u T" mourned an old lady
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\ borc.-The man who persists in talking
about himself when YOU wish to talk about
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