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President Grant and Governor

There has been a great deal said about The
recent visit Of courtesy paid by Governor
KEapER to President GRANT. Attempts
have been made to report the conversation
during this visit as though Governor hEM
PER had gone on purpose to interview the
President, and to publish what the Prcsl
dent saba conclusion altogether absurd
as every gentleman who is acquainted with
Governor KEMrER knows. .-
The truth is, Governor kEMrER's visit to
Washington was one of business, and his
visit to General GRANT was merely one OF
courtesy in conforming with timc-boEored
custom. The visit to the President was moi
presrranged and had no special purpose
whatever.
AS stated in the Associated Press tclc'
gram at the time of the visit, it was one en-
tirely agreeable to the parties to it-one
friendly and courte GUS OH both sides.
The exact nature of that conversation
will never appear anywhere in print unaei
the authority Of Governor KEarEK. bu'
all who know him know that his assurances
to General GRANT have not gone beyond hlS
own well-known opinions; ana we suppose
that whilst General GRANT said nothing in.
consistent With kind feeling, he made no
pledges as to his policy in future beyond
such kind expression of sentiment.
We do not undertake to speak for General
KrarER further than we feel authorized to
do By his public conduct and his personal
taken together with the statements
Of the Associated Press at the time of the in
tprviaW
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The Crusaders

against whiskey keep up show ofzeal il
the Northwest; but they have not reached
the troublesome part of their journey. AL
journeys have their trou blesome section: 8
deaart, or slough, or forest Of robbers
or beasts of prey. Aud our praying and
expostulating woraen will certainly encoun'
ter trials probably as novel as is their cru,
SADIE itself.
When they invade city Of fifty or sixty
thousand they may find themselves in q new
situation -encountering "A,noyei move
ment, as the historian styled one made by
General HARR1soN ut Tippecanoe. We feel
some concern for the "crusaders." They
are women women who have great provo
cation no doubt but who are taking q way
TO redress their wrongs that may coDjure
up exlgencies that may put them
/, peril. In that case they would reed pro-
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The British Celebration.

| To The Editors of The Dispatch:
Az m individual I feel deeply painea a.
rho sreer lcyelled ut the British sett'e,s Wy
somebody who has charged us WIN oo.ns
0Sar the g leadership" OF Wel-kno"n
p pa1iao, LEGISLATOR thus attempting to convey
hn'' ;,,,reSsion that political organization
| .n ., j., nrorress. In justice to all parties IL
r vs. he Stated that the politician referred
~ LaS neither sought nor been solicited to
assume any position as leader. we have
No g leaders" and want none. We are all
ike Artemlls Wards regiment" generals"
# seems hard that number of quiet tax
nayers cannot organize themselves for be-
neyolcnt or social purposes without having
sinister designs attributed to them. deeply
lament the exhibition of party spirit in nom
political matters. AS regards the State sena-
tor whose name has been unnecessarily intro
duced into references TO the British settlers,
will simply remark that he is undoubt-
edly an Englshman, and as such, has per-
feet right to unite with the settlers in their
movements. If be can sink his political an-
tipatbies for the public good the Conserva-
tive settlers are not likely to be outdone in
politeuess and unselfShneSs. It may, per-
haps, be we'll to add that to be an English
man in this State is not an uDmixed bless
ing. II would astonish the public to learn
how frequently we have to put our hands
in our pockets" to help distressed com.
patriots, and since any Radical must have
enough sins to answer for let it 80 to the
credit of the legislator aforementioned that
his purse is always open TO aid Englishmen
in want. There is no need for me TO say
that when the Conservative party can find
me work to do shall be found in line with
that noble old Conservative, Henry Bowler,
las | believe a majority of our settlers on
the right side. Meanwhile, this celebration
is not party concern, and neither sneers nor
ridicue will, I hope, be able 10 affect its nom
sectional purpose. Yours, DC,
x: A CONSERVATIVE BRITIsBER.
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DEATHS.

peg ef e on 81 Ire brain PAxsoN
infant SON OF !; and ID s eve days.
r,e funeral will take place from their res1dence
sos east Clay street. THIS AraE as 10 ny
O'Clock. Friends ana acquaintance 81 the iamlI
nre invited to attend.
Died, ut her parents residence in IIaryie- for.
merIy Camp Grant, HELEN, third daughter Of
James and Ellen ~. Ryan. -
drai THIS Tuesday TTERNOOS at 4 O'Clock.
Friends and acquaintance respectfully inyfte1 to
attend.
Died, on the morning or The 1G:h Of February,
w. aEd Emma L.. Tyree, aged four months.
Another little angel gone
To join that happy band, 49,
Another link to bind our hearts
To that bright heavenly land.
How much we miss our little ones
parents heart alone can tell;
But may we lea n to trust the hand
That = doeth all things we'll"
The funeral will take, place THIS Tuesday AZ
TERNOON at 8 O'Clock st the parents residence.
Friends and acquantances are Invited 10 a'ieno.
Died. in Nashville, Tenn. on The 1tlI instant.
Mrs PHILANY BEETRAM, In the sixty second
year OF her age.
peaceful feet, o restful hatds,
Soft folded under c0fin.'ids,
Beneath the daisy-spriukled turf.
How sweet the rest that life forbids!
Rest, tired feet, your race Is run;
Rest, weary hands, your work Is done.
Above you violeis bud and bloom,
And nestle In the pleasant grass
And feccy cloudlets, hoatinS by.
i Drop tender shadows as they pass;
nd grass and bloom and cloudiets keep
Their sacred vig1lS DER your sleep.
Her funeral win take place THIS MORNING
the 7tf Instant, at 10 O'Clock from the residence
of her hrother-in-laA James II. Peay, Esq, corner
and lay streets. The friends Of the
family are respectfully invited to attend.
Nahvil,e tTenn.) papers please copy.
Died, in New Kent county, February Sd, 1874,
LUCY J wife of George W. Holltns, In the torty-
first year OF her age.
Dearest LUCY, thou hast left us,
We thy- loss most deeply feel,
But 'Hg Godyho has bereft fis,
HeicanaHbur sorrows heal.
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~
lbill providing for The collection z - ex.
Eseverai railroad, steansht ~ g1avlsaslons ie.
toinr, busiaess irIsthis State, such Per centnn.
unots' their eross recai ptsand thetfTeai ana
nersppal propertyts may DE deemed 10 oe
ftbeir fair, ytust, and cunstitutio 1al snare OF
the public burdens.
Mr.. ANDERSON moved to amend by stfiRine
ont the instructing clause aud directing tue
Committee to- inquire into the expediency OF
reporting such q BILL. The amendment was
| rejected and the resolution agreed 70.
PASSED.
Senate bin to amend and rcenact sections
1884, 5, and 0 of chapter 200 OF the Cooe
| of 1878 10 relation to grand Jurles.
Senate bill to incorporate the Atiantlc
Bridge Company.
Senate biII prohibiting the sale Of intoXi-
eating liquors Oh the saboatii-aa!, VIII
House amendment, excepting cities ana
towns baving police regulations IN reference
| 10 the subject.
r.rrs AND coUSrY AND TOWNSHIP LEVIEs.
House Joint resolution amending the joint
resolution extending the time for COLLECTION
| of faxes and county and township leyies !or
the year 1878, approved January "a, 1873,
| was amended and passed to its engrossmeh'
and third reading.
| ARTIFICIAL ARMS 8SD LEGS.
Senate bill to provide artificial limbs lol
soldiers manned in war and Tor olhcl pun
poses came up. 1,;,,o nsist
upon its amendment. m.
Mr.. STUART said he was IN iaIu vi ~ - that
nropriatiop, but desired to so guaro !. . fa'.
hose Who had received limbs unacr lne iGr,
mer Law, or Communication tncie''''
not receive the benefits oil th!S. r. o,o,ber
Mr. Moss (colored) said TINS Is aiotnei
,>;ana of ,artv legislation, intended 10 encoIs-
49, uohalIion and remunerate reoeis. ne
| .as" onca more warn the Legislature thaC
mo ,t'. nntinued to place such laws on the
!! tnt. honts they would yet feel the hand
stat ~, nrcss mon the State. The proposed
", y, o ',,S in violation of the express command
| NV ~ ,hn constitution, and Congress ought 10
;nterrrre if it should pass.
Mr. SYruAx (colored) said he had sat In bis
nIare and quietly listened to such speeches
bv the member who had spoken until be
FIT he could not longer remain silent with
out Injustice to himself and the colored PEG.
p]e of the State. He would say that the men,
Der TMoss] did not represent the sentiments
of any negro but himself, and he desired the
House to make note of that fact, for such
statements were calculated to do harm to bis
race. BE would vote for the appropriation.
Mr.. SYPHAx was applauded from
the Conservative side of the House, but
the Speaker pro tenn. Mr.. MONTAGUE
quickly checked the demonstration, and
MIR. W. A. NASH (Republican) gained the
floor and spoke earnestly in support of the
appropriation. Turning toward Dir. Moss
he said: GAS for him, Ephraim Is joined
to bis idols, let him alone"
Mir. Moss: ''If / don't represent the CO.
lored people do represent Congress-"
MIR. R1DDLEBARGER moved that the House
recede from its amendment, which was
agreed te-ayes, %; noes, As.
Pending the consideration of The House
joint resolution In reference to the distrlDu-
ton of the Code the House adjourned.
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Richmond will and should always-be tie
capital Of Virginia, let our population or
territory increase never go much. Nature
and art have made it the place for the State
Misunderstanding NeuS.
Hon. A. II. Stephens, Of Georgia, is quite
i'll at bis rooms in Washington. He has him.
self apprehensioDs in regard to his condition,
and is evidently failing with On augmenta.
ton of his ailments.
The degree of Doctor of laws has been
conferred upon the Hon. Morrison X. Waite
by the faculty Of Kenyon College, OF which
institution he was trustee at the time OF
hi. appointment TO the Chief.Justicesbip.
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A Correction.

For The Richmond Dispatch.J
The Dispatch Of the 18th, in an article
taken from the Lynchburg Republicans says
6. 1t is said that John c. Henry, the default
ing clerk in Lynchburg. states be was in the
telegraph Office at Goshen, on Saturday
evening, when the operator was receiving II
telegram describing him and requesting a
sharp lookout, and that the operator an
swered in his presence that no one answer
Ing the description had been seen there
and he having knowledge Of telegraphy,
understood the message that passed"
Allow me to correct the above statement
by saying that no communication by tele-
graph ia regard, to Mr.. Henry, or the detail
cation, was received at this office until S:15
O'Clock Sunday night, at which time Mr..
Henry was in Stauntop.
TELEGRAPH OPERATOR, GOSHEN, VA.
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Ss1 81 aselSc 9e inter-
coming into a. city is eagsed BIZ a premium
being put upon their spionage atany raLes
# might baye been EFT by our Glty Couneh
- orr merchantsWho feltaggrieYed to looge
-, rplaint against any Individual who might
COL 60 = .ansgressiug This obnoxiotis sample.
lne. snas ,nple of retaliatory Legislation
20 10 The a. "tion, as previously mentioned,
Sr st fine corpora. ons 10 the different towns Of
tSs 'S State draw attention TO the action OF
.se s s,a ~ NortI, Ca, oIina, which has tax
almost in every county and city Of the State,
and this in q State whose trade almost every
merchant Is DESTROYS Of securing, but which,
Under the fostering, care of our State laws,
the spirit of retaliation obliges them 10 90 10
their best TO prevent. sill :. :. -.
OsE OF THE RESIDENT MERCHANTS.
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MIXED SCnooLs.-We do not share the
fears of some Of our contemporaries as
to the passage Of tie "m'red schools
feature Of the. civil-rights bill. We have
very good reason to know that there is little
danger from that source ut present. The
new members from The West, especially, are
generally opposed to it, and We are quite
certain that the bill will never pass the House
in its present shape. We deprecate all legls-
laton that may delay or embarrass the great
work of educating all the children of this
Commonwealth, now so happily begun. No.
thing can be more certain than the utter ruin
Of our free schools if mixed schools are at
tempted to be enforced in Virginia. State
Journal.
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ATLANTA AND RICHMOND (VA.l AIRLINE
RAILRoAD.-There was n meeting OF the
holders of the first mortgage bonds of the
Atlanta and Richmond Airline Railroad
held in New York on Saturday to take action
Oh proposed foreclosure of the bonds, the
company having failed to pay The interest.
A resolution was adopted to proceed at once
to 4 foreclosure, and committee was APP
pointed. 1t was stated that there was a like
ihood of compromise with the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company, Us most of the
stock Of the Airline was owned by that
cOuIHny.
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An accident on the York River road, by
which wagon was smashed, while its occu-
pant wonderfully escaped, gives emphasis
to the suggestion that wagon-wags crossing
railway tracks near the city should be ele-
yaed Rboye the tracks. In many cases we
are sure this may be very easily provided
for. The nearer the city the greater the
danger from collision between trains and
vehicles crossing tracks.
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| IsBs TRf1f1liS,s stis & TRIMMiEss1 :.
aSott half 81 regular prices. u y
TAPE TIL MI eat z5e. ,iees,
HUCHE GALS Csc. apf,.et ~
CROCHET EDnsa at 16e..ss, :, niece Of .,.,-
Yards worth &c. q yard,
wnFfh.1 DC. yard, - -
Handsome EDGIkGs at Doe FOR a p,ece =, ~.,,.
yards-reznlaf price cvefywhsrs Il:
COVENTRY RUFFLE, all Widths
LINEN -bosBfs .EBGINe hand made. ,,.,.
OF eighteen yards for SOC. worth So piece
slLARsEiLLEs and P1QUE TnIAnIsGss';,n!ara yard;
less variety. enc
Gozen yards; - Fer
yard; wv per
TUCKING and PUFFIEGs In all widths.
TIDES ct 50c.-re9uIar price Slut
,,n, LEVY BROTHERS,.
y fe1
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9 DIRECT IMPORTATION OF EN-.

H DIRECT IMPORTATION OF EN-.
RROIDERED EAHBUgG EDGISGs and
INSERTINGS. Nlnety-se7en patterns Of gdr.
ings and thirty. eight OF lnsertings, which will
be sold at from l2il4c. to IL per yard.
Handsome LACE TIDES 1t 81, 81 so, ard -,
Handsome LACE HAEUk ERCIIIEFS, with
Linen Lawn centres, at 76c., 81, 81. 50, -,
and $3.50.
Handsome LACE TIDES ii 81, $50, and -.
Embroidered CHEMISE YOkES at $3.50:
very elegant.
GUIPURE LACE FICHUS at IS, 80, and so.
The above goods are worthy Of the attention Of
purchasers. Coming direct to Us from the manu-
facturers we are enabled to offer them much below
regular prices, besides giving them styles that
cannot be procured In any other establishment.
LEVY BROTHEaS.
1917 and lOl o Nain street
Bargains In GUlPUEE and YAK LACES.
fe14
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Eg.SEWING-MACHINE NEEDT pS

ELLIPTIC, HOWE, WHEELER WILSON
COMMON-SENSE NEEDLES, al soc .-1
paper Of ten needles; ''
WEED, WILSON, SINGER. DOMESTIC cvo
VER & BAKER, WILCOX GIBEs =. a.
s. per paper or ten needles. We guarantee AM.
needles We sell to he Of the best quality r,rr >
featured.
The best SEWING.MACHINE OIL At II. 80,
bottle;
SCREW-DRIVERS at &c.;
OIL-CANS ut DC;
CLARK'S q. n. T, COATSfS, and J,rv
. CLARK's sPOOL-CJTToN at Toe. Der ,s,,.,
or &c. per spool;
CORTICELLI SEWINGS!LK, ell coicrs ard l..
tiers, al Ice spool, at
ELF LEVY BROTHERS,
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
L UNITED STATES FOR TIE EAST GEN bis
ppIt az VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, February 49, STA.
It Is ordered that all asSgne"s In bankruptcy Of
this court do forthwith report TO the egit-r before
whom the eases In which ti.cy are aeslgnee5 are
pending The moneys In their hands or At their credit
in, some Government depository OF the saiional
Government and the Registers of tins district are
Instructed to report the facts y the Judge OF MS
1874. In any case IN which assignees have nos de-
posited funds In tteir hands ia Government de-
Registers are Instructed to report what y ssgnees
shall have failed 10 upiy with this ORDER; and ~
any case OF f,ilure BY any assignee, to make an Or
H. In each crse 10 show cause before the lstrCf
Court Of this district Mt Norfolk On tho 2Sah day
of February, 1874. why such Assignee shall net he
removed, the clerk Is Instructed 70 cause this or
der 10 be published In the hichmeud State loi.riot
and also In the newspaper having the largest circa-
atton IN the city OF Richmond.
fe 17-4i&Ylt District Clerk.
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SHEEP OR Doos-The question of a dog
tax in this State is being discussed With
great earnestness in all portions Of the State.
There should certainly be stringent law
passed by the Legislature on this question to
protect sheep-rai>ing from the raidS of worth
less dogs.-PeterSburg Ne,rS.
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~ ppATws ASTRAL OIL.

re- PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL.
Absolutely safe. Perfectly odnstess. Always aD.
form, Illuminating qualities superior 70 gas. pS,As
In auy lamp without danger OF exploding or tA,ts
ore Manufactured expressly TO diSplaee t,'e Use
,osstileaud DANGEROUS oils. Iiseafesf unoer e's..
possible test and IT. perfect oarnins auanp'
prov Cd BIZ its conhnued use In over Soo'ooo i'".
lies. Millions Of gallons haSe been soia anu ~
clcent-tgrvctly or indlrestiy.-nss. eFes wv
from burning, storing, or handins IL ,,,.
The insurance companies sGd TIRE eoa p. srp.I
throughout the country rccomrassd TIC -
rs the best safeguard wien Lamps arc uSsu'
for circular. -, .,J AZ
For sale at retail by the trade genershy, anu ,.r
x,holcssleby the proprletors. CHARLES fkA'A
u co. l0S Fulton street, New. 1ook-
&C 7-d&w6m
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CLOTHING,

cECOND ARRIVAL OF SPRING
- sTYLES-EXTRA ATTRACTIOH.-Wiu he
nieces COATING, 81 pieces SILK VEST
ING. 81 pieces SUlTING,. 45 r!eccs Cas-
IMERE-all line goods-6-4 Frcnnh and Eng
ashland made TO order by best regular taiiors;
ill., make, trimmings. &c. guaranteed. Also. tour
.elcs BROWN COTTON. which will be the best
4 12Xs. goods on the N Taet. Oar 8 took OF
gentle mems goods will soon be rs complete a?y
Hou c here. PEDIS WHfTLOCk,
1908 Main street,
17-3t three doors FROM Sevsuteen!h.
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LECTURES.
~~-~-~~~~~~~~>~~--~~
TEMPERANCE LECTURE.

THOMAS r. EVANS, ofthis city. has consented to
deliver lecture the PHYSIoLoGIc&E EXPECTS
OF ISrEMpERANCE THIS (Tuesdayl EEEEiSG at
8 O'Clock at the Virginia OperaHouse. This lecture
Is TO provide money for the debt against the Tenn
perance Library. which was established Rosfly by
himself In the btginurg OF he year 1873.
Kessnich's brass aud string hands Will be In at
tendance.
Tickets, so and 75c. fc 17-1t~
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MessrS. DooLEY, LovESsTEIN, and GILMAN
in their remarks upon the bill to prohibit
the sale Of intoxicating liquors on Sunday,
opposed its application to cities and towns.
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No. THE BEsP TooTu.pONDER

MEADE s BAKERS
sAPONINg DESTIERrUE
/ re most eflcacious and elegant preparation N"0
fsr whitening and preserving the teeth.
Used and reconum ended.by our best dentists.
Prepared only by
MEADE y BAKER, Pharmacists
OLE Min street.
Sold by druggists generally,
Bride, so cents q box. mo-
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MILITARY NOTICES.

CRAY'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at 4
~ Rcgmen'al armory on WEDNESDAY,
NIGHT NEXT, Mt o'clock In full dress uni ~
form for drl and business should 1t rain, come IL
in citizens dress.
By order Of Captain L. j. BcssIEuX
). y. SMITH,
fet7.2t$ Orderly Sergeant
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9LEYY BROTHERS continue to ofler
extraordinary bargains In all kinds OF
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
Their main object now is to close ont their stock on
hand before the beginning Of the spring trade. Bar
gains can DE had by calling at
LEVY BROTHERS,
Bargains in GUIPURE and YAK LACES. te IL
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ADJUSTMENTS.

DICHMOND THEATRE.
N Engagement for SIX NIGHTS
with the f;iyorite young actor,
Sir. FRANK MAYO,
who will produce foy The second time nj this Theatre
FRANK MuRDocH'S cha rming a. Backwood's Idyl,"
DAYY CROCKETT,
This rule To all: When am dead
Be sure you're right, then go ahead.
DAyY CROCkE1T... FRANK hAiC
The beautiful and ACCOMPLISHED actress,
Miss ROSA BAND,
ELEANOR VAUGHN.
FRTDAY-BESEFIT OF FRANK MAYO.
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fe l7-1tS

ITO THE VIRGINIA BONDHOLDERS
i AND CREDIT ORs OF THE CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY;m,.A meeting
Of the Virginia bondholders and creditors of the
chesapeake and ohio Railroad Company will be
held in the rooms of the Chamber Of Commerce In
this city at TX p ID. on FRIDAY The 2oth instant.
All parties interested arc urgently requested to be
present and prepared TO act finally upon the recent
propositions of the company. lie 17-4t
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CPECIAL NOTtGE.-The hssl newly
- ntsed MP to be occupied by the Gosl !Tempssss
of the city, situated On raad street, afcr the aie
Of the Howe SeuiIs;.siaeAiue Com seny, villa 10
publicly dedicated 1tAiS fTuesdagh LykxSlSea IL
generally are cordially tayited to aissnd.
fe Tits
|GUN FOR SALE.--DoNble-b arrvi fowl.
VI ing-piece. AE Egg" Lonapn. IN gesst pssse.r.
yati0n. with Ssse, &C., 80 be- seen nS THUaAS
SUI HEHLANhS, 1406 Maan street. Hxice, $50,
Re l7-8ts :zsEk t s.
M ASURY'S FINE CQLORS for Carriage
I N1 and Coach .mzkers gaieIligs,s and 8. T.
sfntthAa Harudshes. Forsaie by Es2e
80 d BoiAEy.ER RRos-,s 4.
L. fH IT stsfSssfs. n - IL Druggists.
| nIsPATcH Observation-Disclosures
~ ner Twelfth and stssn. seek,prie,tus In a,
sylvia. fss{4 gsa ID lsts4a Ell sa,s ia
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For S.le wholesale Gad resaii by, ,nn . 20,
PURCELL, hAp nmsi,.,,n,h.
fe rs 1919. Main s's1- !. e oTn-. n@-----~r-
TOILET SQAP.-Atten.ion Is cai,e u.Ji.
q the following cert Gates or .Seik&
cad geutlemeaoi RichsaoRd: IN casA-.
I,kBoHATCsHY or. STATE ASSAY ;sS AInIso klcs-
rST, lois Broad. ssseCt, next 10 GtEn,in JCNS'
mond, Va, Dccempef II. lS7aE.sSa,SSs. posi-
|If FaEEsakN hsa aeauain ted mt 91th u fo 80 y,
zion OF MS TOILET SUAP, aud nave az ~ rcSSs~
IL coniu Sn0lhax harmful, anal COZ W IL rSp.xe>
mend is as y hoNN production !spSlny ., d
ILliAM ~ fAfDaS
|. ooxd4aly concur In the shove oitnVaa SOAP
sTxrsor fsally consider tSp pfepa ~ AM, az the
,nsnniactared by Captain fRKsAAS - siiS 10 b
:,sssI snftensrs and pfesessstiyes OF lM II, d.
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