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SERVICES TODAY.

EoNHlktfAi1OHALs
and syon!ng At tho Firss Church. ,,-
at the Union Park Church. There will 10 no oVcniug
The Roy. : Y. strong Of Carleton College, hlaino,
The Nov. Norman A. s1illard, Of Benton Harbor,
Mich, breaches today at Oakland Church,
Dro,ss, Ts I III @ psa nasss h sos sss aats ] 1'
MHTHoDtAT.
Tho Rev. J. F. Yates preacher thia morning and
contonary ohureh on rhe CAL to Tic Pulpit" and
. fysSs y s ns xeSs smsp sa@ H. esssa a mor
ing at tho Nenben Street Church.
Tho ROY. r. D. shoppard vii! prcnch as usra1 at
tho Michigan Avenue Church. Tho evening Hormon
is ION Getting 1lch,"
The Roy; " v. EyeEss VIII preach th!, n,or9ing At
Tsro vii i Se and evening Services at
Tile iov. i. J. Frost prcsches today at tho Uni
versity Place Church, after which he will take hia
Tho Nov. A. q. Fish. Of lsacine, will preach this
morning al Murray Chapel. No eyoning serv!ec.
Thu Rev: Dr. Forester will proach this morning
ut tin Church Of tho lteleenler
MISCELLANEOUS.
There will bo Services by tho Hecond 8Wodenbor-
gtnn soctoty during thIs month. -....
Elder D. II. aud Mra. NJ. 8. Mansfield will preach
this morning and evening ut No. 619 ost Lake street,
and this afternoon In the Grove near Lincoln Park.
Tho Hon. Warren Chase speaka to the First soci-
ety q spiriu.Bta this morning and evening ut No. 80
The Ray: 4. n. 0ibort Of Daltimore, pro.ches to-
| day at tho Christian Church. .-
Tho Christians meet this afternoon In nEomner
Hail. No. 344 North osEponter street.
Tho ROY. A. x. Shoemaker will preach thts morn.
tng only at tho Church Of God,
| Elder q. @. Ramsey breaches this morning and
evening at Advent Christian Chapel
| The West Htlo Masion Of tho Christian Church
has services In the Hall Of tho Washingonlan Home
! ii m1AtH III (3oDA TemnlRra
| Hall, cornor ot Desrla!nea and Washington atrcets
| tls nfternoon. r..
| ner OF Lake aud Drspaincs stroetH.
Tho nev. Horny @. Perry ollic!atos today a. nsua
-Tho Rav G. INV. Stocking will omclato usual n
tho Church OF Tho Epiphany. 49,, a, 49,
Atoncnent, will hold services Ut O'Clock this after
noon In tho Presbyterian Ohuroh at Eugewood.
-Thore viii bo full choral sory1ces, with anthotn
3s roor uss sa psu D Tho % isi"p Of Of 1nois viii ociao
The Ray. Tho,nus X; Coleman xtll preach to-d.:
at Trinity Church aud will otcihto during tho apsonc
CTho noy Mr. Clarke, Of Columbus, Ohio, will
preach To-day in Ht. James, Church.
Tile Nay u. i, Dorset will olciRta aa u2lla he th
| Church Of the Ascension.
The Rev. " Y. sIeKaig will proaeh this mora'n
rho I,oy. j. H. Duncan, Of Forrest Ontario, vii
preach In tho Flrat Scotch Church th!s 1norninB ali
GTho Rev. U. D. Quick will preach as usual at tn
American Rotorne.l Church. ~ =,
-'rho Nev. Dr. l.ufua ". osrk, Of Albany, N. Y
os eiy Trof IT tho usual hour
- @fhs II hsy bsn i. $. Ely will preach ia usual
Tho Isov, James lIarrlaon will preach uaual :
tho Church 1t tho 1algrsu'H.
Tho Roy. l.ohsrt ooilysr VIII preach o-day at Unit
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REVIEW OFF ANIUSENIEN


What there is to DO said about tho perform
nnoos Of tho past week can be summed up in
worry few words. Tho aoaaon Ia onaed. Every
theatre in tho city WAS closed but ono, and TINT
ono will be closed during the present week. Tho
necessary cleaning and fixing has boen In prog
reas at tho theatros which havo been cloacd,
while tho managers have been arranging for tho
coming campaign, which will bo tho liyoliost TINT
tho city bus oyor witnessed.
uooLEY'B THEATRE.
which has borno tho whole responsibility OF tho
dramatic Beason during tho past week, is now
cloHed, after summer season of unusual profit
"school" was played on tho first three days Of
tho wceb, including tho Wednesday matinee,
after which "Cnsso" WIS once moro put upon
tho stage. Now Nrr. Hooley rosts upon his
oars with aolf-eatiBfed smile, having con-
vincod the public aud managers that tho s't,nmer
soaHon Gnu, by tho exercise Of aagacity aud pr,,-
donce, DO made profitable one, instead Of IN
Inevitable boro and pecuuiary loss. Mr. Hooloy
has announced Ills new company, which will
possoss oven more strength than tho old ono, it
thnt Ia possible. There arc ono or two weak
points, to which reference noed not here DO mado,
but on tho whole tho jolly nauager hah fulfilled
all tho expectations that lis pHtrons hayo in
dulged III. Following is o list Of the now COM
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could bo At once judiciously expended In Illinois
alone.
Tho experience Of Mr. Hobart is that on n,l
tho now railroadH a now town springs up about
cvory Hovon miles that 10 worry soon In mood Of
church. Tt Ia his work to zoo that
th!s. want, in eolno way, iB met, by OK
tcndfng aid, V financially, and sending n
mlnister. In connection With thtB mission
work thore is Just now speciality being made
In raising whatis callod d Church Edifleo Fund.
It Ia intended to mako this 100000. It will DO
used, In uny Of 1oans to ai4 fceblo churches In
furnishing themselves With houscs Of worBiip.
Tie work in this now limo iB rapidly progressing,
and already number Of ch,lrchos havo boon a.
eiBted.
Ono remarkable fcaturo about tho regulations
Of tho laborors employed by A{r. Hobart, aud q
vary good ono, III that eyory. minister nnst
plo1go himsolf 10 be q worker III tho Sunday
aohool.
TIE RELIGIOUS rREss.
Tho religious prosa for tho curront weok pro.
aentB tho us1nl variety Of intoroating editorial
and uowH matter, notwithstanding i number Of
the staffs aro out. or ought 10 DO. on Vaca-
tipns
Tho Advocate opens on ''Tho Recruiting Of Our
Ministry" It appears TINT during the past four
years tlo percentage Of ministerial incronso haf
kept pace IN sornewhat doubtful ratio Of tue
increaso Of membership. As 'tabulhted for tue
periol OF timo, the percentage Ia as follo"s:
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CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.
EriHunPAL.
Aug, 3-Eiglnh Sunday aftor Trinity.
HDMAH CATHOLIC.
Aug. a-Ninth Sunday aftor pet1socoss.
Alg. 4-8t. Dominic, @.
Aug. 1-Dod!eatiop Of 1t. Mary Majos.
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Aug. TRANSPORTATION Of Our Lord BB. x5stus II.
r., md Comp, NM.
Aug. T-Bt. Oajetan, G.; 81. Doustus, 4. n.
Aug. 8-sB. OJriac,ls, LArgrs, and GfnaragdMH, NM.
Aag. oFindIng Of tho Body Of st. stephon Nrom Aug
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itB chief interest being summed nE1 i'll tho Turner
Hall sunday ooncorts. Tho programme for this
'..s:a saus.
evening lH hs lono"s;
Overture to hla5ssnss9 v. :Amoss Mos
oorin " tor ~aTt rom,nnn narM so ssI
D. eohcce''a'1o @fo'1popp y nro;;n
4. Finale from " Ar,e,t.". l Bach
g. Overture to "Eurynnthc, .woler
g. Waltz" llonago to wonan.".... ......... Strauss
Z. Dsadsman petn DUO Tor Trnmpets. .....,L Lr Motto
4 Mfssrs. 4sa 20 .oan 4.tI.. ann He'ms' = Dial.
~ n connnrtion viii, liza Tnrner Iiali Orpheatra
,1a foon;ur car1 from tha mn,,nremont viii bn
" ~ ronnrai intornst
RI rux ptu11o.
1Nht 1T auurl Dsnd and M,ssrs L. j. vaas, L. laier,
F. Muller anil + Hoffman, haa bnsn l.solYod anil thu
ahove- genon'cn hayo resgned from tho band
@ IN b. hc.t m II ssnt Il Is now rSparo to RIyo pcttor
.atisfaction mi 10 tho pubic than cyor before.
It will be ? ploasent announcement to wost
ous,s n ~ t1Iv 1,,an NV parE ~ - T,oainv nyonng
cetsa ~ oA.vl. @ ~ -. , a,,.,
THE tlhsH coSoanL of an17aa us.a mn.ioN1h NoH1'A"
49,, AosioAL tSsnaoaa. a,.a a.,.,a.o, ~ .,,o
uh! Aet1ah' .o aiotn astnn ~, u to ne
cnnImctor of tho MusIcnl Norn1nly at the Uni
uorsitv m fyl,icnro nronosea to rfyo tho frat
na5 sors ~ IN NsI;nroi Normo1 T,st;t,,tc ut tho
concert o. n % ats mrn, m rty H. o
OnlVeraltJ iiaoo i'aPsiss LAutou. W 4nt1y
Thnraday egoning., Moro than ono hundred
voices will DO included IN tho grnnu clorna, per-
nIo tra;,,;n1 e. GarI Tarroi,r himself The For.
4noo'a ~ spos, r.. ano ~ thn aaorad wnrks ~
5y-aeSolu 1.;t, ou I ra,Ioro5 o.;.t;n~ ~
| euloB. quartGttes, 4uintetteH, aud como Of the
| most magnificent chorllaoB Of this maBlor, "The
Eornat i Il Sweat and Lew" and otLorpnrt songs
| ~, Hron. n.1o1aanhn and Darnbv nlao, noloH and
Iy,ota hv mnn,i,ara ~ Tia 1natit,,tc and ron,a
from tic violin by Mr.. William Lewis.
orERAT1o NOTES.
Tho Strakosoh Opora Company will begin tioir
| Eo1,t IN and will cnntinue for ten weeks. OF
on,,r.a * 4 asmn Niluaon wil1 In tho lendinr at-
Guu,na utann"o IT, no", hi Tho ndvo,,t of hitr
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port.,nee 10 many people In the State, and we
ssr Mr. Hreurs to answer these questions.
Finally. the bankrupt court will hardly
,ook TO the title of the act, ilorto the inten-
ton Of Congress except as that intention
NAV be inferred from the words of tho law,
to learn what the new bankrupt law means
That were to give to even such judges a.
UNDERWOOD the right to infer too much'
They mightinfe that Congress intended 10
do many things which it has never ooi.'
and to exempt much more or much less tna'
it has exempted. TIA ie1 serbia est '' ~
the law is written sis the rule when wiz
govern the court. Those few WORDS WIZ"
Mr.. HUGHES interliued with bis lrhc,'u :,
~and it is hereby enacted that tnes sp'.',
ha ,,-mode the law what it is. Ihey d'u
the mischief. And this Mr.. HUGHES
comedies when in closing his letter ne says
,hof in the new law certain language "Tds
FUSED for the purpose Of giving the State er-
80 euptioa to TIE bankrupt UNAFFECTED BY ANY
j." STATE LAWS" Sc. This language tells tue
whole story. The new bankrupt law gives
to the bankrupt his homestead unaffected
by am State ldsrs' inconsistent with the
bankrupt law itself.
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A WORD TO "F."-That competent
lawyer Of" published communication
in last Saturdays Wing containing, in vari-
Gus forms, the following statement:
"The law, rs it now stands, SIMPLY givcslo
the bankrupt $1,000 (f he have 80 much) in
addition to the exemptions heretofore given,
or rather, it now ritati-eS and renders cdho
the provision Of the state Constitution and
the acts of the Legislature passed in rursu-
ancc OF it,
The Virginia law allows liens by jutg-
mepts and DEGREES Of the State courts. In
the Dispatch of to-day the reader will find
an interesting letter from Mr.. HUGHES, who
drew up the new bankrupt law, in which
letter it is expressly stated that the new law
not only does. but was intended to, set aside
this feature of the State law. Oar columns
contain also an advertisement from j. AM
ELER SMITH, Esq, Senator LEwIs's son-in-
law, (Which latter gentleman also claims the
credit of the passage OF the new law.) which
advertisement states that 1.-The LEWIS amend
mcnt" secures certain exemptions against
all judgments and DEGREES of State courts"
Does Of" still hold that the exemptions
under the new bankrupt law are identical
with those under the State law?
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LOCAL OPTioS.-This is term applied To
the privilege which is in some States ac-
corded TO each town OF county of deciding
by vote of its people whether Intoxicating
liquors shall be sold therein. Last Monday
the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania decided
that such a law is constitutional. The point
raised against the law was that Legislature
cannot delegate its powers to the people; it
must make the laws itself. The Court held
that the statute under consideration was
clear prohibition of the sale of intoxicating
liquors; that it was Il perfect law when it
left the Governors hands, and that the vote
of the people did not make the law, did not
give force to any prohibition, did not create
penalty, but simply expressed al opinion
upon the law, and their sentiments and
wishes in regard to it. Chief-Justice READ
and Judge SHARswooD dissented, the former
holding that the Iocal-option law had no force
or vitality until voted upon hy the people.
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We did not make our meaning very clear
in our little paragraph on book notices, or
the Petersburg appeal would not have mis-
taken il so entirely. We mean just this, Dir.
appeal. that we have had to pay for almost
every valuable book in our library that pub.
fishers send to newspapers only ephsmeral
books. There are some few exceptions, OF
course !; but nearly all are of this kind. Now.
we do not choose to advertise for these pub
fishers for the price paid. We have given a
column to valuable law-book. We feel
under 10 obligations to any publisher. The
obligation is all on his side.
AS to TyNpALL, we admire him more than
we would like to say, and did SO before some
of his present admirers had ever heard OF
him. But, then, the idea Of reviewing TYS-
DALI! He is without peeras writer upon
light. Neither We nor anybody else that we
know Of could add one word to his book.
We could only extract and cxpend our
strength in laudation.
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The State Journal puts in plea of con-
fcssion and avoidance. Its reply 10 our little
paragraph of yesterday is more remarkable
for its ingenuity than for its righteousness
What has the Dispatch to do with General
JACKSON" and "the Democratic party:
A new king has arisen here that knows moi
JosEpn. But never mind. Wen compro.
mise on the basis suggested by the Journal :
As soon as the Republicans divide the Fcde,
raj judgesl}ips with the Democrats we will
advocate The division OF the Virginia judge.
ships between the Conservatives and the
Radicals.
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The General Assembly Of Virginia

. WEDNESDAY, March 10, 1873.
- SENATE.
Lieuteant-Goyernor MARYE in the chair.
Prayer by Rev. Dr.. Minnigerode, y. D., of
st. Paurs church.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Mr.. FITzpATRlcE, from the Committee on
General Laws, reported Senate bill authoriz-
Ing the qualified voters of Brandon town
ship, in Prince George county, to vote upon
the question Of repeating the fence law with
the recommendation that it do not pass.
Mr. .HERNDoN, from the committee for
Courts Of Justice, reported bill amending
the act providing the time for holding the
circuit courts of the Commonwealth. ~
Mr. HOLIDAY, from the Committee on
Roads and Internal Navigation, reported u
bill to incorporate the Woodstock, and Lost
River Turnpike Company, aud an act to ex-
tend the time for the completion of the
Fredericksburg, Orange, and Charlottesville
Railroad Company subsequently read the
third time and passed. Il ', 80
II. ME: ASlERsos, of Pittsylgania, from the
sFinalee Committee, reported bills. for the
rslles Ss 5eel Z, w alksf, ana joint resolution
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ngA WANT NEVER BEFORE SUP,

PLIED.-In regions where liver complaint and bill
ious diseases prevail 10 so great an extent there has
long been felt the need OF medicine that would act
specifically on the liver, restoring 1t TO It's normal
functions and ut the same time be safe from after
effects and yet so simple that 1t may be used by any
one 1t Is ROW admitted by all that DIR. TUFTS
VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS supply this went.
They arc now prescribed by the most eminent physi-
claus throughout the whole South.
DIR. TUFTS EXPECTORANT.-T properties
Of this elegant preparation demulccnt nutr!tye,
balsamic healing, and soothing. 1t braces the ner
vous system ana produces pleasant and refreshing
sleep. 1t exhilaraes, and relieves gloominess and
depression. Ii Is the mos. valuable lung balsam
ever offered TO sufferers from pulmonary diseases.
NH ls-GcodSwlw
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My FEBRUARY "a, 1873.
RC17~ ROSADALIS.-W. II. Bickers, re

RE ROSADALIS.-W. Fl. Bickers, re-
siding in Gordonsvillc Va, writes:
II herewith give the facts In the case Of my wife,
cured by your ROSADALlS. About four years ago
there appeared on her ears red, swollen places or
sores attended with itching and burning; for awhile
it remained much the same, then rapidly grew
worse; appearing successfully on her hand, face
shoulders, and arms In the form OF scaly botches or
sores, aud completely incapacitaing her for any
duty. Al this time her head was so completely CO.
ycred With scab that it was impossible for her 10
dress her hair with the coarsest comb. On January
7th procured one bottle of ROSADALIS ofMessrs.
Craven Co., and being convinced the use of 1t was
beneficial persisted In It's until she had taken
seven bottles, rhea she pronounced herself cured.
She is now perfectly free from disease"
NH l5-e0d2w
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On motion, the House then adjourned.

Louisville and neighborhood haye been
greatly pestered with German baron. He
is a brilliant specimen of a small confidence
man. He calls himself Won Diehl, and some
Of bis victims think there Is nothing true
about him but bis name. He Is glip of tongue
in i've live languages, and can lie with equal
faciiity lip NIL. His game, is humility, great
wealth, and q desire to invest bis money 10
nd, s 3.
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nRY GOODS.

GENE THREAD, SEINEs>- .sxssg1s5>
THREAD.
A large lot Of SEINE THREAD. all numbers and
qualities, yet OH hand and for sale al reduced prices.
PATENT and SOFT SEINE-TWINE LINES and
CORkS at exceedingly low prices. Also, YELLOW
and BLACK OIL-CLOTHING, COTTON YARNS,
KNITTING COTTON, ROPES of all sorts, for sale
very Cheap at l.. LiCHTESSTEtN'S, ~~
importer Of Sciue Threa
Nos. 1905 and 1907 Franklin street, between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets.
HhUL-SETNES made to order at factory prices.
1uh4
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DISCRIMINATING FEro.-The commission
to propose changes in the Constitution of
New York State propose to give the Gov
ernor discriminating veto, rs in Illinois
that is, the power to approve part and veto
part Of the same bill. Every Governor
who has the veto power should have it in
This form
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Mr.. }. T. ELLysoN has sent us new novel
called LakertNe, or Substance and SaQov.
1t was written by MARY HEALy, and pub
lished by ID. APPLETON &c Co. For Il long
review Of it see the Souhside Firginian OF
next month
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Read Mr.. HUGHrs's letter. 1t is worthy
of consideration. Readers of it must per-
ceivc, however, that it is not like the most
of his productions. He evidently feels that
he is not treading upon firm ground.
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The Popular Science Monthly for April is
upon our table. We expect to enjoy treat
in reading its clearly printed pages.
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MARRIAGES.
# the Dispatch !:

Married. on March II, lsT3, by Elder T. W. Sydnor,
Mr. JAKE .. MCGEHEE OF Prince Edward, and
Miss ANNIE r. DUNCASsON, adopted daughter
of Captain Willi1m j. Harper, Of Nottoway county,
Va. Enquirer aud Wing please copy.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
& GIBBS.

This very superior SEWlSG-MANhiA" = -
offered at the following liberia! club ri"'' .t.,,,
We will give rs q premium hF>'-c'aS "'.,, !.
OF our own, or any other make ID lie iLSs 49,,
sired, TO auy person who will seil thrS" ,,,tI
Gibbs machines, to be ordered At enc uil'V 49,
for IN cash. s.,,
Price lists, circulars, full Instruction "'
gratis by mail. WILLOW '' ~.
.. Office, IS Ninth street, RirhiI'p''
70 os.dSw3n
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RENEW MOURNING GOODS (sPE-
II" FRESH COD-LIVER OIL.

l@g 3 ATCH Z LOR'S HAIR DYE
This splendid HAIR DYE Is The best In the worlf
The only true and perfect dye. Harmless, reliable,
and instantaneous; no disappointment; no rtdicu-
lous tints or unpleasant odor. Remedies the III
effects of bad dyes aud washes. Produces imme-
diately q sEperb black natural brown and leaves
the hair clean, son, and beautiful. The genuine
signcu y. A. BATCHELOR. Sold by all druggists.
CHARLES RATCHELOli,
&c a0-eod Proprietor New York.
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A RTHUk ROONEY has now ready IN
IA for sale and finishing The handsomest Esss
suits Of fET
CHAMBER PAELOR, and DINING-KUOM
FURNITURE,
Of as good material and workmanship, as can be
bought anywhere.
Uphostering mattresses, holsters, and pillows
and all kinds OF high and lowprlced goods In stock
and made TO order at very low profits VIII satisfy
all customers. Wa-erooms Governor and Franklin
streets. noes
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OFFICE OF CITY ENGISEER,
RInIIsinNn Va March 10. 1sI2 {

OFFICE OF CITY ENGISEER,l
RICHMOND, VA, March 10, 1873 :
ATOTICE TO STONE AND BRICK
~ PAYERS. STONE MASONS, AND EXCA-
VATORS.-Sealcd proposals will be received at This
office until TIlURSDAY, March Goth. at II O'Clock
II. for stone and brick paving. furnishing and lay
ins tagging and curDing, and such grading Of the
streets Us may bc required for the term OF one year
from the Isl DAY of april. 1873.
Terms Of proposals may be had on application at
this office. The Committee on Streets reserves the
right to reject any or all proposals.
S. EDWARD BATES,
NH Il-eodtd Acting City Engineer.
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REATAURANTA.

y ETELLE-REMOE The store No.
IL 1909, lately occupied by Zetelle, having been
rented over bis head 70 another without W0rd 10
iiln, he has IN the dilemma 10 remove 70 ths hase
ment of Gcddinis Hall. corner of Eleventh AMI
bank streets where he Will be found 10 receive hs
old friends ant customers. aud where he VIII serve
them with the BEST LIQUORS and the very best
the market affords. fe3 g
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TAKE SIMMONS'S LIVER
REG ULATOR.

has proved to be the
GREAT UNFAILING SPECIFIC
for Liver Complaint andits painful oii>prngS-pE"
PEPsIA, CONSTIPATION, JAUSDIcE. BILIOUS A.
rACKs. SICK HEADACHE, COLIc. DEPRK>soFd
SPIRITS. SOUR STOMACH, HEA8rBuEN, tE!LH
AND FEVER, &C, &c.
After years Of careful experiments to meek as''A
and urgent demand we now produce from ourof-
ginsI GENUINE POWDERS
THE PREPARED,
a LIQUID form of sI1IMONs'S LIVER REGUhf
TOR. containing all It's wonderful and valuable pr
pcrtics, and offer It In
ONE-DOLLAR BOTTLES.
The Powders (prlce rs before, 81 per pacSasS
Sent by mail, 9l.Oi.
CAUTION,
Buy no Powders, or PREPARED alAh"N2'
LIVER REGULATOR, unless ii car ersrA'e'
wrapper, With trademark, stamp, aud siShA'a's "
broken. Mono other Is genuine.
in. ZEILIS ( 60"
Macon. Ga, and Phiiad"litn
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. -'-'A'..
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AT THE OLD PLACE.-Just set a
IA up Ia my warerooins some Of the finest ~.
PARLOR and CHAMBER SUITS ever kept; sESf
with larger stock of all kinds of lower grades
of Furniture, Bedding. Lounges, &c. Call aud yo,
will see that my prices are lower than elsewhere.
r. GATHklGHT,
4, ~ No l6 Governor street.
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PROPOSALS.

CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD COMPANY,)
CHEF ENGINEERS OFFICE,
RICHMOND. VA, March Is, 1913.
FOR BUILDING A PAS
4 SENGER-HOUSE At the White Sulphur
Springs will be received ut this office, or the office Of
Tie Division Engineer ut White Sulphur Springs,
up to noon of the 2?d instant.
Plans aGJ specifications can be seen ut both of the
above-namcd offices. ii. ID. WHITCOMB.
NH ltd Chief Engineer.
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SEASON OF
1873.
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1873. SEASON of 1873
j have now ON hand full line of CHILDRENS
CARRIAGES. SHOWCASE s. and great variety
of FANCY GOODS In my line, ut reduced prices,
to which call the attention OF purchasers.
.sss JOHN DOES, No. 713 Min,
NH sO-lw between Seventh and Eighth streets.
NOTICE. have just received large
IN cargo OF TERRA CuTrA EuLYERT PIPE
of ali sizes which will he sold at wholesale aud re-
t1il Persons having culyerts to run viii do we'll
ito give me CALI Have also on hand q fine
assortment pfTERRACoTTAYASis URNS, and
STAT UES, for gardens and Cemeteries stte,.
TSssg2sl a q 81 g'.EJOkdE BoWERS.Iron Block =
fnia lsssU Governor street, Ricnnsna, Wa
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