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6apinss Banks.

EXCELSlOR SAVINGS BANK, corner
IL Twenty thirdst. and Sixth ave, York Interest
computed and compounded January and July Interest paid
per cent Interest the first Of tho
following the deposit open daily also Monnay Wednes
Gay 9Ld saturday Evenings. JOHN t. DEWITT. Prest
~. N. ut ahhK- Vice Prest. GRO &. WALDO sec
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Nurses.

A YOUNG German GIRL; as nurse and
~ seastrrs Lays maid can do all Kinds ~ Sing
hy hand country preferred excellent references JOB "eSs
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\ AIDES DRESSES made in the latest sty

mada clnaI 20 chafgr3 mofeTate Tate,
made 10 order original designs anu clean. aDu opseS
in Dos, uaunor Call address 9bl 9th Fancy store
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4 CHINAMAN who is tirst-claSs; WASHES
~ and IRONS beautifully understands bis business
Thoroughly for city or country Is also GQoi Don can
| lie seen at the PROTESTANT HOME BUREAU, l3S 9TH
abb ST,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02

4 GOOD OPERATOR on Wheeler & WI
~ sop machine on hns work by the day understand
her business we'll wants work will 20 out Of town wante
Address ~. KELLY, 243 East 3lst.t
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COOK, &c-By two sisters for city or com.
~ try one class cook and one ss capable W.
work OF family together have good referencs an We sn
ior two days at the PROTESTANT nome ~ REAt, 80
Rave
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A USEFUL MAN and WIFE, Swedes-GO0
~ cook washer roner aud general horsepower man ~
farm gard H. horses general work and useful can be seen
he PROTESTANT HOME BU tEAU, l3S Oihave, aD0y
at
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VNAiTRESS and CIIAMBERMAID.-A neat
aud tiy willing and ob stng young woman wono iNe
nace. ia A thoroagh WAITRESS and n thoroughly cxpe
rencod CIIAMRERMAiD; furnish the very best fesrr
ence. Apply 1t oDhLs AGENCY. 100 West "'i"s'' '"''
ner BrOa.lw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02

A DRESSMAkER (is n good fltter) wisncl
~ EMPLOYMENT by the day OF permanently can 90 a.
Kinds OF family sowing and operate on the machine wouo
I'm The contty reasonable. 06S IhiriaVe III Oor
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West Side

DARTIES desiring BOARD, entire floor o
suite 81 rooms with without private table, should appl
to r. A. DALEY 5SS 6thavc Accommodations strictly hrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-25

THE LlcENsE.LAw IN WEST VIRGINIA.
CCofrpspondercp of the Baltimore Gazette
Dufiields, Jefferson county, ". Va, May II,
IS7j.-A iull bench Of magistrates, com
prising the County Court, has been in ses-
sion at CharlcstoWn, the county.seat. since
Moudav, as this term (May) is tie chief court
of the year, at which The principal financial
business OF the county is transacted, and also
the granting of ordinary and lquor-!icenSes.
AS was anticipated. considerable interest was
felt among the people on this question OF
granting lquor-liceDses. AS IL usual, much
diversity OF feeling and Of opinion existed.
as it is generally thought that 50 far as the last
year Is concerned curing which no licenses
were granted aud iocIl option existed
| through the entire county, the measure
failed "a one of prohibition, liquor having
been sold in many places.
The magistrates, fourteen In number, eyi.
IDENTITY appreciated their duty and the ex-
| IRENE Importance Of the question, and gave
| unlimited opportunities 10 the frlesds Of
| Temperance to appear before them, and the
attention SHOWN by them to all that was pre-
sen,ed for their consideration eyinced will
liugness and wish to do what they believed
their duty.
The Rev. Er. Meade, rector Of the Epis-
eopal church in CharleStown. and Daniel B.
Lucas, Esq. III strong, forcible appeals, ask
ed that no licenses be granted. aud especially
to saloons and srogshopS. A vote was finally
reached by.wbish the regular hotels were
granted license on condition that the bar
rooms be on the first floors of the hotels,
with no screens or other device whereby to
conceal those patronizing them; and so the
end of this question was reached for an
other twelve months in old Jefferson.
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y.ettcr from Petersburg
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
Drrrpsprpc MAY d 1877,

ICorrcspondence OF the Richmond hSpatcii.l
PETERSBURG, May "a, 1915.
A steady rain has been falling all day.
which will prove very refreshing to the
growing crops. 1t was much needed through
out this section.
The fair held at Library Hall last week for
the benefit of the Jewish synagogue realized
81, 900 clear Of all expenses.
At meeting OF the congregation OIL the
Second Baptist church, held yesterday, Kew.
J. +. Hutson and X. J. Steel were appointed
delegates 10 the State Convention to be hello
in Lynchburg next week, and DR.. L. n.
Hall and James +. FittZ were appointed
alternateS.
The First Baptist church, at full meeting
held Yesterday, unanimously voted 10 cN'
tend call to The Rev. r. Il. Eaton, of Chat.
tanooya, Tenn, to become pastor OF the
church. Rev. DR.. Jeter, who was present at
the meeting, spoke in high praise Of MIR.
Eaton, and oladdened the hearts of the con-
gregation by saying that the call would proba.
bly he accepted.
The Commissioner Of the Revenue has
lust completed his list Of persons in this city
assessed With license-taX, with the amount
of revenue derived to the State and cry
,berefrom: The total amount is over
s25, 900; aud to the city Sl2,5ll. The mum.
Der OF merchants reported is 332; wholesale
liquor dealers, 4 retail liquor dealers, 81
commission merchants, &c; retail tobacco
dealers, 1888; ordinaries, so; board'ng-house>,
I /; attorneys at law, 81; physicians, 20.
The woods in Chesterfield county, IN the
vicinity of Swift creek, were reported 10 be
on fire last evening and night. Whether
any serious damage was caused has not been
stated.
1t is stated that Rev. Charles ". keebe
will most probably be- called by st. Pauis
Church Guild to succeed Rev. K. II. Ward
as missionary in this city. ROBIN HOOD.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NY~ IT WILL PAY YOU IN BUYING
your DRY GOODS 10 call first on
GYnI .E REnTlIERS.

sYCLE BROTHERS,
as th,s "a the place where you will always find
pood assorted stock Of everything usually kept In
arst.class drygoods house at the very lowest Dot
tom prices.
They call now special attention TO their Fouklh
SUPPLY OF SPdING AND SUMMER GOODS
lust opened, Amongst which you will ind:
! 600 picces COLORED GRENADINES at loc.
per yard. regular value Soc;
| 900 picces DRESS GOODS at 12H, &c., ana one
shining per yard-all goods which sold TWO
weeks ago 1T 25 80. and 40c.;
Handsome assortment Of all styles OF DkEe'
GOODS from Csc. yard up TO s1.5o;
500 rieces BLACK IROS-GRENADlNES nj one
shilling, never sold less than 25c.;
BLACK and COLORED SILKS cheaper than
ever;
BI,ACK ALPACAs at twenty-five per cent. beio"
regular market price;
!. and "A FRENCH pERCALES at 12>!c. worth
Is AMI zoe. per yard:
! 900 pieces new LAWNS and ORGAEDlEs;
500 pieces SOLID and STRIPED LlNENo d.
12Ac. worth CSC;
s. COO pieces new SUMNER CALICOESand PEk-
CALES;- r.
REMNANTS OF IRISH LINEN, M endless varl-
ETY.; r,c
L.
TaSS NAISSOOkS-p PLAN, striped, ana
checked; PIQuES, LACE-sTR1PE MAX.
sEILLES, IRISH LINENS, COTTON and
LINEN DIAPER, BROWN and BLEACHED
DAMASKs, FRUIT-CLOTHS, TOWELS, and
NAPKINS;
WHITE and CoLoRED BED-QUILTs from 81
uptos1O:
| I 90 nieces al 5-4. and Ga PLAIN aud CHECK
| ED MATTlNG;
| NECK and SaSI-RIBB' Ms very low;
! rhe latest styles of NECK ana HAT-SCARFS'
COLLARS, CUFFS, FANS, BELTS, CHAINS
| &C.;
New CAMBRIA EDGINGS and 1SSERIlNGS
from sc. per yard up;
1.,o,cs, and Misses, WHITE and STRIPED HOSE
at all prices.
| New goods are daily added to The Increased STOCK
| of dry goods at SYCLE BROTHERS,
| 429 Broad street,
my rs between Four'h ana Fl''h.
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sntire section of country, which we sun
hone will soon brighten up. However, ths
trade Of this town has been cut OIL 20 la'ee
extent by country stores in every dsrec.,on
OF course people will not 60 miles u they
can be equally accommodated right at home;
and there arc no few country stores IN TINS
county uudcr the Supervision of our towns
man Andrew Walton, Esq, who mas peen
rairoader many years.
Our streets have been Improved remaIka0rV
lately. "Let the good work go on" we
,can1 qns nor. We cln do Without water
works yet. e,
Please state to "Granger," from spotsy J.
vauia." that I, for one of the Louisa CORE
spondcnts, an, regular correspondent OF the
Dispotch, while such as he write when they
wish, and consequently write more IRE.
ouen,ly. l have been writing these little
news.lctiers over the signature OF Mackcn-
zie" (my middle name-not after Leu'S,
however,) aud before that over OBJ; bur
for reasons perhaps best known TO myself
will either sign my name or initials hereafter
At the same time let ME say am notthe only
correspondent from here; and this will sho"
which pieces, as the Niger says, ~ does
write" w. Nj. BIcKERs.
S.-Tell Non Est" be will Know no"
TO send those "tiSh" now. However. am
afraid he was drowned "a.a-a.a-fi>hing."
. W, nj. i.
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The P0tatO-Bus.

.QuIECY, ILL.,. May ~. 1870.
Filters Dispatch: In yesterdays Quincy
Herald read that the poato.bug is raragiug
Virginia aud Maryland, and the remem-
brsnce Of the seven years lived inyOur city.
which shall ever keep green, prompts me to
write 10 you for the benefit Of your rural
readers.
DR.. Il. Prussing, veterinary surgeon at
Davenport, Iowa. last year patented med'-
cine, OF which just nov do not rcco'lec'
the name excepting Potato.Bug Killer, or
something like that, which tue farmers in
Eastern Iowa tried, and 10 my own personal
knowledge found all the Doctor claimed for
it. the powder not only being sure death to
the bug, as is Paris Green, but staying on the
plant, unless washed by IL continuous rain,
from ten to fourteen days.
The Doctor, not being speculative &C.
MUS, does not advertise it like other p,tent
humbugs. SO don't SUPPOSE your whole.
sale druggists know Of it yet. hut any farmer
can send or get his nearest druggist to send
for it and the tin sprinkler, by means Of
which it is scattered. If remember Alright
the price was one dollar for package su til
cient for five acres.
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FE@ul Louisa

Ae0fteap'tsaehce Of the RichmoSe pispatch.J
Yso.. LOUISA. Va. Mag 81, 1876.
isend a few dott,pgs now, as 700 are mol
nnr " -" pushed Tor space just at this tine
no. 40 l Intend 10 pug our hote, or sven,
MI. 80 and 50 wisi he eles.ed: for if the ii,
ter, would be " ehawed up" by the opposi
tion. we are at the" same old sevent.-six ,
SUI, with every prospect OF remairing GUS
So" But We are having a lively lime IS
election day rolls around; which day, thank
heavens, viii soon be over. There is I,o DO.
Itleal Issue IN this county this time, but all
are independent candidates, and there are u
lew OF these. at least VIII the good old tmes
ever return "ien "yote-buylrg" will be
buried and every man left to his individual
nuoNe! verify, The prospect seems any.
ihihg put favorable TO such an END.
suppose our merchants are selling their
spring stocks on, as fist as they cxnec. on
naaeF Tue EXISTING teancal contjil2u OF this
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Letter from slOftcSvilIe.
Correspondence of the Richmond Diepa,ch.l
CHaRLLTTE>viLLE, May 81, 1915.


CHaRLGTTE>vILLE, May 81. 1915.
Events durlpg the last week came tnlcliIy
upon us. but of such Trivial nature general
ly As to be unworthy Of public mention. Tie
Circuit Court las been in session the who'e
week. II has been engaged mainly with the
civil docket. and nothing Of note has occur
red. In the case OF Pat. Scinlon. charged
With ieonlously b 'o'irg George Scribner,
who was sentenced % three Years in the peui-
Tertiary, Il new tIill was granted on the
ground f Il disqualified juror.
Elder j. Il. ~ Ter. of Redmond, has been
preaching at the Disciples church since
Monday night last, AID has met with some
success in his labors.
,. An alarm Of tire on Friday night brought
the people from their beds to the house of
Mr.. ID. Ii. Stern, where lamp had burSted,
setting fire 10 a sofa and burning hole IN
the floor Of bis dinip groom, during the alb
sence OF himself aud wife. His children,
with their nurse, were In the upper part OF
the building asleep, and be returned in time
to save them, probably, from fearful ca.
lamity. Will people ever learn that kero-
Sene oil will always bear Watching!
Rev. G.. B. Topper, of Richmond, preached
in the Baptist church yesterday morning
and night. This young gentleman has pro-
duced most favorable Impression here.
The weather is dry. and If We do not get
rain pretty so0n the corn and wheat crops
must suffer. The oat aud grass crops are
past redemption now. The flies have ABOUT
eaten up the tobacco and cabbage plants
throughout the county. 1 heard Of u large
plau'er who has turned his tobacco-und into
corn- ground, seeing no prospect OF getting
plauts. The tree, which. in my experience,
lave never before failed 10 be In full leaf by The
18TH OF My, a'e now not more than bali full,
and the frost OF last week caused even many
OF them, Oh forest trees. 10 drop.
AT the nQmlnating convention on Friday
night tor naming officers Cor the town the
present incAnbentS were Bellua,ed, which
y equivalent to election: MAYOR, W. l..
Cochran. Aldermen: K. +. Harris. b. Ober-
doEer, 9. Fl. .Harmsu, s. NJ Keller, DR..
John Lewis. are DR.. K. w. Nelson.
LII politics there is growiGg feeling in
favor OF repudia9op. lam astoudshed az the
expressions of those whom / haze looked
upon as men 10 be relied on in any emer-
gency where the haaor OF the State is con.
cerned. This question will be the issue In
The next election Tor Lbe Legislature. sad |
very much fear that DIZZY will beat lbs two
to one.
AS close this the clouds have tbiekened.
ana Tue gentle rain has begun to fali. and
our pres poets are Frightening with the dark
sh'ns VI she atmosphere. Our.
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MI COHEN BROTHERS are now ctfar-
in, the greatest bargains ever before offered IN the
city, Hard times all the uotry are af1ording
such advantages to cash buyers IS TO reduce gooGs
below any standard value.
The great principle of COHEN BROTHERS is to
give every advantage in The purchase of goods to
their customers. Among the many goods just re-
ccivcd are, from the late New York bankrupt sales
A large stock OF BLACK and COLOHED SILKS,
including handsome evening shades;
STRIPED SILKS ut 75c.;
BL ACk and WHITE SILKS at S5c. worth 1925;
Also, large variety of BLACK and COLORED
SATIhS;
HAMB .RGH LACE DRESS GOODS at 95c. to
Sl.75-reduced In price fully 20 per cent.
Their stock Of DRESS GOODS comprises every
variety:
BERLIN STRIPES at 10c. worth 2oc.;
PLAIl:S at 1876;
The WORSTED DEBAGES in the best shades at
1sc., reduced from 33c.;
PLAIEh, POsGEES, JAPANESE SILKS, and all
other dress goods reduced;
BLACK GRENADINES In all qualities;
BOMB ZlNES aud TAMIsE CLOTHS just re-
ceived, ut less than market vslue;
Yard-wide VICTORIA LAWNS at &C., price hsv-
ing been Soc; very fine at 25c., formerly sod
at 40c.;
NAINsuOkS and CAMBRICS at near half value ::
FRENCH PIQUkS at 80, So, and Acc, reduced 5
to zoe. a yard.
COHEN BROTHERS have the largest and cheap
est stock of REAL and I'M rAIIUS LACE IN the
city. To money do not fail 10 zee their stock
and pTi ccs before you bny.
A large variety of HAMBURGH EDGINGS and
lSSzRTINtiS just received from suc,ion;
-Four. button KID.GLOV.S, 81:
Also, two cases of the best LAWNS at 12hc, selling
generally at 20c.;
One case OF elegant styles yard-wide PERCALES
at l2Hc;
REAL LLAMA LACE POINTS and SACQUES ut
less than half their value.
See hundreds Of other great bargains at their
place OF bust cess. my %
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BOARDING AND LODGING.
rNHE EA @ L E 81 OF Il l..

have this dag taken charge OF the house No. 90
Rrnaf strict. formerly huown as the " lllianS
House. and now Vi der The above name. II has been
noroughy ana - s oas sps5 tS os
have an, ofntad Mr.. J,MEs T. FRY my agent
for aud gepersI N .uager of tusiut and he Will
he pIea ed tp meet ana accommodate all Of his
friends aud the nublic generally.
Travell'rs run always find good accommodations
ut ribs ilous.
BoaIdli ind lodging aiher by the day or week.
Fan l,ss e, II be furnished witt, men Is III their re-
sidsnces ~ the shortest notice either by the Gay or
week. :,
A, IL until 2 p. 81.
ml 23-lta
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Deaths,

Died, at the reeidence Of hes hu band No. 1904
Cary street, May 24th. Mrs. AOLLIE BTYANT,
wse Of william =. Bryant; aged twenty. seven
years.
she left devoted husband, q Their, and sister TO
moKn their loss. Fer iur eral will take place at St.
Peters cathedral at O'clock THIS AFTERh0UH.
FrlenGs and acaualHsan Is aic laYited 10 attend
without farther no ice.
BaltsS ore and Maryland papers please COPY.
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SHEEP. KILLING DoGs.-We have heard OF
three farmers living within a radius of five
miles of Warrenton losing sheep by dogs
within the past ten days-Messrs. Marin.
Kitchen, and Hays. We advise the free use
of guupowder and strychnine on the farm.
and in event of the escape Of dog the appli-
cation for warrant from the nearest mayiS-
tratc TO have the offending dog killed. Var
ren{on InQer.
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Ey CHEAP FOR CASH.
uUDGINS, GORDON & CO.,
1OIS Main Street,

will open on MONDAY MORNING, NAY GATH.
lob lot of ERRSS GOODS 1T l &c. per yard;
4 large assortment of PARAsOLSATA ALL PRICES;
A new and large assortment OF HAMBURGli
EDGES aud lNSERTISGS;
VICTORIA LAWNS, SAISSOOhs, SWISS MUS
LINS, &C.;
BLACK GRENADINES plain, stripes, and pads,
avery low figures.
All cur goods are marked In plain fi@ures' ana
from ten 10 fifteen per cent. cheaper than LONG
TINE PRICES. HUDGINS, GORDON & co.
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n~T HAMBURGER NETS,
LACE-sTKlPE Nj SLIM,
WIDE-t II -Ck muslin, ,,-e,, w
SWISS, .AM4RlC, JACCuHEI, AkhAIAN
O-GAN DY. ana MAI sODk MUSLIN;
BISHOP and VICTORIA LAWN;
LUCK ID. AMBnIEin all widths,
A-TWILLr ID LUNGCLC1u,
WHITE BAL LIAM res,
t'IOUkS IN all qualities,
Pho lETRIMMlNGS.
WITH BALL + lNGES.
COW NTliY Trimmings in all Of the desirable
II ANBJ,h tDGIHGS and INSFRTlSGS, the
ot.y we'll aS, orted stock In this.city:
INFANTS EMHHU1DkntD FkOIh "ASlo
FINE FIANNEI.S: RUSSIA, SCOTCu, and
BIRDS EYE ID APrh:
INiIA-kUB ,Ek DIAPERS.
INDIA.kUbBEk CLOiu, at ,o-ur,,,
my 10 LEV bFOA II Ii'-
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MILITARY NOTICES.


4 TIENTiON, IF" COMPANY,-at.a
a. nd regular meeting at The srmory, cor. a
d,y) ttf MING at 3 O'Clock. for urilI md bus N
ness tellon OF corporal 10 ill vacancy. mil
attendance n desired by order OF caDtaia
CLAtkE {tqBERT H.. GILLIAN,
my 25.lt* Orderly sera ant,
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MARRIAGES.

Married, in this city, st the residence OF the
brides nsrerts, ON SUNDAY. May 23d, lS75, by
Rev. j. Is. Hp,son. Mr.. AUGUST knENGEi, aun
Miss ELLA y. lNGrRSUL; bo:h Of Richmond,
Wv 4
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HEALING SPRINGS
W. y. BISHOP, PROPRIETOR,
!. DIR. Il. Il. HOUSTON, RESIDENT PHYSICIAN
BATH COUNTY. VA.

rrbis deecrv,dIy popui, IF sum mc- resort will ~
oprned OIL The FIRST rAY o. JUNE for the re-
crption OF visitors by the undcr iGuch. who haf
sueut the bes part nf hi, lifetime la hoc! heiiSs,
md feels satisfied H.. will BIZ able t. render entire
satisfaction 10 all who may favor h III with Their
Darronag. and sustain The reputation these spFin4'
have gaIci with plc:l ure.seeA. rs as WEI :, 'Hxe
wbn r..k inc use of the wa.er for medicinal put-
poses. =. ,-,t<
There will be a reasonable deduction 70 pT'lf
who wish make This THAR home Tor tae suin'asf-
say three months. .,,.t-
For pamp lets and circulars giving more M
nre description Of tn. springs AMI The way OF gei
ting 70 them, apply 10 hes>rs puKCELL' LAVp ~ =
CO. kichu ond, or 10 me al The Springs ''ct foul
tickets 10 Covingtsu from all po,ut, wheT; t'IeIs
viii be close CON nec.i,n with tiue stage t:n- a.
rect 10 the springs over . neau'Ifui r"ua'ah roio'
p,rtIes nrefrrring private cnnvcyagc-s can hife
them by telegraphinS to the proprietor a. LIS
springs. ~m ,,rtsa
all particulars r, laliye to The ,ter5 anu Doaru
10 ISL " e. RlSu,,', Proprietor.
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# COD.LIVER OIL,
aEDICINALLY PURE.
ORR OWN IMPORTATION-THE BHST,
PUHEsr. AND MOST ACCEPTABLE
TO THE STOMACH.
We have the testimony OF our physicians VINO
prescr be It, and Of patients who have taken IL thai
it is more accountable to the stomach anu more
easily assinIIated than any other oil
A fresh supply just received direct from new
foundland. hEADh I" oAhHh'
Importing Pharmacists,
fe1O SlS ASlh Huee.
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apr,Ya. N,,r,CE>.

ut. LADIES GARMENTS LADIES'
GaRMEHTS!- Prices marked down TO close out
several lots. as ilie stock must be reduced. These
goods will be sold at less than cost 10 close out IL
will nay you 10 examine our stock of LADIES
READY-MADE GARMENTS.
LEVY BROTHERS.
The largest stock OF PARhSULS and SUN-Ul-
| BRELLaS in this city. my ~
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TDECAYED TEETH.--We have

~ DECAYED TEETH.--We have
prepared after consultation with some OF our
best dentists u CARBOLIC MOUTH-WASH which
has proven very efficient In the treatment OF DE-
cAyEp TEETH and DISEASED GUMS. 1t acts as q
complete disinfectdnt 10 the odor caused by de-
.ayed teeth, and Is very pleasant 10 the smell and
taste. Sold In bottles; so cents each. Prepared
solely by MEADE s BAKER, Pharmacists.
IL ~ 9I9 Main street
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NJ DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS!

r5DREsS GOODS! DRESS GOODS.
win omen on MONDAY, May Gath, and during
the entire week the largest and cheapest stock of
DRESS GOODS,
CAsSIMEREs.
RIBBONS,
SCARFs,
NOTIONS, &C., &C.
cal, is solicited as am determined to sell gcohs
ut the very lowest prices, aud will not be undersola
1000 pair of Two-BUTToN LIGHT and DARK
SHADES KID GLOVES at 75,. worth fully
1925 pair;
Also, 1000 LADIES and CH1LDREN'S PARA
sol.s and UMBRELLAS from il TO So;
Five cases of those beautiful and FAsT-CQLOlsED
LAWNS a, 12gc. worth Zoe. will be opened
this week;
500 pt, c.s new styles and AST-COLOR CALL
COS at SIC. a yard will also be opened, so call
early and, often and get some of the great bar
gains at
WILLIAM THALHIMER'S,
COL Broad street.
Orders from the country promptly attended to.
WILLIAM THALHIMER.
mvoa Sixth and Broad streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-25
CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN s co.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED,
AND ARE DISPLAYISG o. D Az
NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS,
NOVELTIES IN HAT-sCARFS,


ELEGANT POLONAISE GOODS in novel styles,
iucludingJhc "srEwART NOVEL TIES;
COLORED SILKS, PLAIN and sTRlPED' III
great variety and very handsome
ELEGANT STRIPED ORGANIZES In mario"
and wide stripe-same shades to match. lhce
goods are new and very elegant
Fifty niece; STRIPED PERCALES at lGSsc. per
varu-never sold b,e1:e at less than 2ac.
We desire 10 call especial attention to our h'ty-
cent GRADE BLACK GRESADlNE, which we
offer as Il great bar gain.
4 full line of BLACK GRENADINES from 5oc
to $3.50. ,cys
MEXICAN GRsNADISE for PoLoSAlsEs.
MANY decided bargains In LINENS, TOWELS,
DAMASk TABLE-NAPkISS and CLOTHS,
from recent auction sales-bought cheap for cash,
and will BE- sold very low.
A large quantity Of Huc SHETLAND SHA"Ls
with solid borders. NV