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EvcrythiSw for Chilarsnl -.
,ilhrnn a We'll cnil il0 f1cttef Al ~

line Of ehildren's dresses. christening
robes, zephyr bonnets aud caps, mer'nc
French bonVeis aud caps. couey bps','ce 3
and caps also y inll and complete llncpa
cl,ildrcn's merlno aud waterproof cloaks
than airy one slse this side q CAkako'
aud BY examining these goods, We con.
vince you that ws'taeals s'aaswsay, -
our motto IL small profit aud quick sa'ss'
HgrLsRox 4 WE'LL.
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COMMUNICATION.
Same Useful Advice TO the WOmen's
Club Besides Advice. he will give
MOncy-And will not iluubug the
Ladies' with Patent Office Reports.

Same Useful Advice TO the WOmen's
Moncy-And will not luiubus the
Ladies' with Patent Odicc Reports.
EDITOR BULLETIN: Il have been much
interested in the efforts of the Women's
Club and Library Association to estab-
li,h reading room Ia the city, and tie
sire TO offer suggestion through your
paper mot having the honor OF an ac-
quaintancc with any Of the ladies). II
they will take the money now in their
hands, rent and furnish room with a
part OF it, and apply the remainder TO
the purchase OF books. they will have
formed the nucleus of a library, which
I am confident, will increase
rapidly, having once made a
start tha,, go" ~ -----s --~'.PS' a. u
done in all public libraries, AT say three
dollars for proprietors and two dollars
for clerks. which will entitle parties hold
ing them TO the use Of the library for one
year. They can get two hundred mem-
beers. at least. which will insure the rent
of the room tors year, and pay other nee
cssary expenses. In addition TO this let
them solicit donations OF books or money.
will give five dollars, or its equivalent,
in books mot agricultural or patent Office
rcports), and am sure there are many
gentlemen in Cairo who will contribute
an equal. or greater amount il the bene
Its to be derived from the establishment
of the library arc properly iaid before
| them. LIBRARY.
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Barclay Brothers, at "A Ohio levec, ar
wholesale agents for the celebrated Elaine
oil. For clear light and absolute safety.
for sale at tf rata al y y the %Gssa
ll-l1-tf.
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AttcutiOml Dealers.

wc ,,vo four ao.on iniitatioh r.uoly
.lp'agae Can-Opcners, taken for advcr-
Using, which we will sell at two dollars
per dozen. Inquire at Bulletin office.
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lieilbron & We'll have always on head
the hest and largest stock OF Corssts In
the city. A good corset, grey Or white at
~ cents
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I Judge Bird has been making I'M
orovcments IN his court room. ~
VI There will he tine music al tho Rev.
fNr. Gilbert's lecture this evening. ld
RI John A. CanniG, of New Orleans, Is
10 the city. lie Is at the st. Charles.
III --Cogswelrs "Two Orphans" company
Ikft Cairo tor Centrala On Sunday. .
Attend the lecture Of the Rev. Mr..
ECilbert tonight At the Methodist church.
I Remember the lecture Of the Rev.
M. Gilbert at the Methodist church this
lcvening.
captain y. j. Brasil. OF Middleport.
Ohio, was registered at the ~. Charles
1.-The Boating Association party on
ehe steamer TT. Eckert comes OF to-,nor-
low night.
Tho Ladies' Centennial Committee
held meeting In the Athcneum yestcr-
I day afternoon. .-...
Capt. Fred Davis is at work with his
dtedge boat at Dog Tooth bend, f,hin.
fp two barges Of Iron.
Walton Wright and wife rcturp from
their trip to Memphis tomorrow morning
OIL tho steamer D-ii OF Memphis.
The new sidewalk on Fourteenth
street. -between Pop',r street uus Com-
mercial avenue, has boon com pleted.
-.IIenry stout and Thomas Alien took
= DAYS hunt in Missouri, and returned
ve.tcrtlay with tbirty-onc duck, and a
wild goose. 800
We have had two fires within the past
1.-TWO days. that created a good deal OF en-
ci,ement, but they were not very big
things after all. t- 4.
me DricA WORK On >eii ne" '"s'
ness house on E'sh.h street "'' nee"
completed. ~ sa oig Improvement 10
that hciSh"erhoou.
--Eisenburg, with the largest aud best
string band III TINS clty, VIII inrhish
m"sic AZ the boat'hs Nssoc'auon parry
on Tue ASkett 'SsmorroM n'sm, o,,.a,,
wa' give u reeep''Sn ~ o. ."' l' ~ ~,
imas s ,,a,sdo ,dy ~ an =,
IT, T.a..,.s w. ,''a,.zsn ors in town ami
49,, -. ca,'no ~ ,o,,s,,o,, anont At III honr.
| a. Tho .ioh, !, is sdyi,a,,,e 10 Keen
doors and windows well secured.
For mems and boys underwear, also
mems and boys hats and caps, He'll
bron s. Wells Is the cheapest place in the
V.;sv A .vno.l marine s,iit fnr III cents
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waterproof. ana Y,n,ncI..

We offer ut reduced rates. best black
waterproof, at 30 cents.
HEIIBRoN ~ We'll.
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q ralDs Attention.

An adjourned meeting Of the Arab
Fire company will he held this (Satur-
day evening az : O'Clock. ggf
u. +. BLAKE, Sec'y,
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s-Compres.cd Yem.1.%,p

only agency in town for Tauszky
ycast-bcst In usc---wliolesalc and retail.
Received fresh daily by New York Store
lll3lOt
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of Cur u1I4nown bashers have asse
cisked tDGttler and undG ~ firA nsm
Of Jacdb Walters 4 Ces Aw Sptned I
mAssa rkst on the ncit1 - q Eixhtll
.s.,st. y ri! aoss9.s ts'!l. sJ This
VI " nrst-elam IA s,esy g.
spsc4, $500 nAmsas6 - ~ Seepss6eons
susrsnHse@a aasnss Sosss sss ~hos,sst
Of - nsaas. seralkA toasir of isaG M =
ton, posk "a vlsisen; tespshes sith
saussrs, bac0s. ~ w - ses,ea OF
to to.
S ;S.!. -. g s'ssse z y "a Il
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~XX Amber and White rag stock
envelopes ct the BuLLErIN Office, printec
So % and ~ 90 per NJ, i-,lu,E


re- Wo1e-p1Noo, $50 D. N
A No. ! secondhand seven octave
plano, a. good - new, n,anufsctured by
Hallst 4 Dayis,k. ceersd Tor sale q 2
h.r.aiu. Apply to r.lsa g@s Il
y. A. BURNETT, ~
lO.sA-lm, Bulletin Oihoe.
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Ireseut, PrcsenS

The last chance to get your calico dress
g,atis by buying s. worth Of dry goods
ut Hebron Il Wells.
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LOCAL MoT.cge,


ThIsiSs new styitm picture now ne
Ing produced by Vim. Winter, the artist,
Of tais city. Thcsc pictures arc creating
much Interest IN oil the principal EASTERN
and Western cities, Icing altogether new.
They arc unlike photoXruphs, n4ng
raised and beautifully cnameIcd over the
entire surface, soft In tone. bnt distihctin
the lights and shades. No one who sees
them falls to admire them, or to give the
artist IN order. wchave been shown a
numl,ss o6 pletuseh a wclI-knowa ladies
and gentlemen'of the city. and have no
hesitation in pronouncing them perfectly
splendid. We would therefore advise I'LL
who take interest IN such matters or de-
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l'htlIs Cared

Calico remnants ate cents yard.
llEILBRoN ~ We'll.
liz and ~ Commercial Avenue.
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a MAN nun over
10 Cowperthwait a Phillips to try ti,o,t
Gold Buckle cigars.
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Low 1 %s1...| cn.son.

WAN DEPARTMENT RIVER Rrrour. !
Nov - ls.t
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Is 49, JAMES wATSoN.
Sergeant. Signal scrS .ce, u. >. q.
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CAIRO Markell WHOLESALE.

Corrected daily by u. NJ, stearns, commission
merchant, secretary of the Cairo boAm "'
Trade
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accounts the City Of Alton was hard
aground at the head of Liberty Island.
Business fair.
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Il
perior in every respect, to any lady he
has ever saw undertake the character.
There has never been known Cough
so stubborn as to resist the action of Halls
Balsam for the lungs. In the beginning
of cough il is certain In very short
time, and In the worst cases continued
treatment Is sure to conquer it. IL Is n
Standard remedy in every one of the
States and Territories, and in two-thirds
i OF the rest OF the world. Every druggist
keeps it. Price, 81 %. wit.
five are Informed that the Odd Eel
lows of this city are thinking OF having g
public installation OF officers at thu
.Athcneum about the first of January.
After the installation, they will give q
grand ball and supper at the st. Charlie,
Hotel. A number OF the most prominent
members of the grand lodge Of the State
will be present, among them several ex
Grand Masters, and the event will be il
every particular a big thing. EIEW
--The Rev. Mr.. Gilbert, rector Of thu
Church of the Redcemer, of this city
: IL an eloquent and fluent speaker; Is no
excelled by any orator Of the city. liz
will deliver Il lecture Tor the benefit o
}. the Library Association, In the Me'ho
dist church this evening. ta!ing Tor hi
. subject, the estate OF tho Departed.
, None should fall to hear him. Another
attraction will be the excellent music b.
vfMs. W. +. Halliday, and other I'm
|. singers OF the city.
--On last Wednesday morning tn
D body Of MIR. Alderman, one ofthc inspcc
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SHERIDAN has been robbed at MS nome, 10

SHERIDAN has been robbed at bis home, IN
Chicago, Of diamond valued at thousand
dollars. He suspects q man who entered bis
pouse ostensibly to sketch its newly renoVa-
ted rooms to be the ''bummer who got the
diamond. He finds how bard it is to escape
the "bummcr." Helost nothing amongst the
southern "bandits " but his own character,
and that by his own folly and brutality. IL
was trifiipg lose. SHERIDAN is about to be
married, but what does a" bummer" care
about that The opportunity to steal from
him is all the better. 1t is the witching time
of confidence in everybody and respect for
"bummers." How excessively cruel at such
time 10 rob the man who commanded the
greatest lot of thieves and bummers" thai
ever lived! r-. ,9t..s -1, e 49,. -
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,.orera, Grant on the Third Term

General Grant on the THIRD ieI1o
The State Of Pennsylvania calls out 1ene.
"a, GRANT upon the subject of the "'h''o
term He confesscs that that STATE n's
i" dignity I" sufficient to demand respo"se
from him, while there has been no p'e''oa'
r,l, nnon him that was Of such character a.
to protect reply on bis part iron, o.'us
ga fair suhisc, of ridicule." rms - n"lo
upon the negroes Of South Caroi'aa' wv 81
cordially nominated him for thlfa term.
General GRANT dcvotes his letter chieny
70 showing tha, the Limitation OF tue pre''.
dent,al service, by custom, to TWO terms OF
son, r.ars each, IS entitled to no respect. His
srgument goes to show that there Is no rea'
90, for such limitation, and, therefore, that
there is no reason why be should not De
e,ec.ed for third or more terns. r..-a.,a
Nevertheless, he declares that be Is not nor
has sever been candidate for renomtna'
ton" adding: 81 would not accept nomi'
" nation IL it s7ere rendered unless 1t should
~cone under such circumstances as to make
"it an imperative duty-ciFeumstances MOI
sslikeiy 10 arise" ..-
Now, then, we find: . ....0 ....I
LIST. That there is no reason why General
GRANT may not be President for any number
OF terms or for life. .----..-a-.~~
Cd, That he would not have been candi
dte for the first nor second terms but thai
he was made to believe that the public gooc
called him " to make the sacrifice " that wa
required of him in taking it, which nc rep
resents as very great.
Sd. The same circumstances whicf
required him to make the "sacrihce" 10
two terms would force him to make 1t for
"tbird" or more. He says so himself, and ID
that case be repudiates the nonsense OF llmit
ing him 70 ntwo" terms. If he is made u
believe that the public good " requires him
he don't mean that such foolshness shal
stand in his way.
Pretty good Casarism that. But we agre
with General GRANT that the aforesaid "cir
cumstances ARE not likely to arise" Al
The W1LzlAAsEs In the Union-t. e., such q
the late Attorney-General-a and all the sHsR
dams, office-holders, aud carpe'-oaggers, ant
negroes In North America will be utter.
unable to prove that the Union needs GRAN
for =" third term" He might have with
drawn more gracefully. The reasoning L
leave an opening by which he might be re
elected Is vain and foolish. His last act nee'
not have been so supremacy absurd.
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commerce. aud Typographical beauty. ipep'
ito rontes are through eligible territory, ana
N speed it ought not to be excei'ed oS any
other railroad. s
|. The Richmond routes are the true routes
through Virginia. The uniform route 90
the Atlanta line. and the increased speeo
that will! be established uponit. help to Drug
rho Richmond lines actively in the helo OF
competition, and We hope the day IS near
when we shall really have the advantage OF
sucA railroad expedition and comforts as are
worthy of the times.
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M NEW AND ELEGANT STOCK
DRY GOODS
1raIl II aR tn L rEsr IMpanr rI0Sc

r. r. PRICE s. fp are sgqin represented In the
northern markets. and have opened many new and
desirable FANCY DRESS aud MOURNING GOODS OF
The rarist iuDrics.
HAMBURGER pOLOSAIsEs Of choice shades,
ELACK IOUBLR CHAM CANVAS GRESADIEE, i.
BLACK IRON CIR NADINE.
BLACK PLAID GRbSADINE to- nverskirts:
BLACK GRENADINES from 40c., 50c, 70 IS per
yard:
New shades PLAID and CHECKED CAAEL's HAIR,
PLAID snd PLAIN PoSGEE PuPLISs.
EoRDERRp okGANp rs and JACCoSETs. DRESS
sILKs OF every color and gu lity. sTRIPsD SILKS
fr1yn, 75c to g. pr yard light and metiun KID
GLOVE two and three bultoBsJ. GLOVE FITTING
toRssTS from 81 to IS esch, HAMBUkGH EDGiSGS
ana fsS SETTINGS. THREAD GLOVES, ELK GLOVES,
1AusrLETS, &c. myS
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The usual editorial column Of the D.s-
patch Saturday was exclusively filed With
two editorials one from the Petersburg
Inder Appeal and the other from the Peters
burg Ne,cs-on the Young Mems Christian
ASSOCIATION. Ii our respected Richmond
contemporary would observe this fine taste
and discrimination every day the moral and
political reputation of that journal. as wide
rs il is, would be greatly extended. But
this is only Petersburg fe,os.
Not doubt of ii.
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HEALING SPRINGS
W. B. BISHOP, PROPRIETOR
DIR. NH. HOUSTON, RESIDENT PHYSICIAN
#~ss"..s p,rrr cpI'ETY VA
BATH COUNTY, VA.

IA
This deseryedy pooulsr sum mer resort VIII VII ~, v.
op-ned on Inc FIRST DAY o.JuSs Tor the re- r..
crp,iou or visitors Try u. under ,Enf" Sssning.
and feels satisfied he will he able 70 render e ths
sst,sfacton 10 all who may favor h IN WIN .hen
patronage and sustain The reputation tilese p,hoe
have gall ef win plea .ure secs, ~ AZ WEI a. ",
who seek the use Of the ~a'er for meoiciha' pN'
poses. ,,.,,,on T., nsr.ies
Tn, re will BE- q REASONABLE" dednclinn " 49,
For pamp lets and circulars giving m" W l ul
nu:e description Of the Springs ann tns va; mn
co. bicb 10 ,d or 10 me 81 The Snrlnxs. ue'
tickets to Eovi"gon from all points. wne'e Inn Nd d.
win be a close con 1ec III with nne ro1d
Partlps PICKERING private conveyance can 1S lhe
them by teleqraphinS to The proprietor a.
Sp,iags. u,,d ,ui furnish
All ,ariicu,,r. r, ialiye to The w.ter, and DnaIa.
ms q lm w. Is. o'o1E ..-E----
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DEATHS.

Died, mt his residence, IN this city. on Monday'
Nav 3lst, at TX O'CLOCK 4. NJ, EDMUND ZEN
DIE ON GAInsS.
His funeral will take place from the First Pres
hyleria" church TODAY tue DAY )at Al O'CLOCK
p w. HIS lends are invited to a'ttud:
Greensboro IA. 81 anu Owtnsporo' (hy.) papers
pl, aSe copy.
Dice In this city, on Sunday afternoon, May 29th,
Mrs VARY ANDERSON, in the forty
year of her age.
Dearest MARY. thou hast IL IT us,
We thy loss most deeply fH.;
But It's /, OF who hast berefi us;
lie can all our orrowS heat.
Her funeral ~ilriake place from FbereZor church
at 8 o'clock THIS TUESDAY AT Eh NOON. the
FRIENDS ami acIuaiuances Of the family are inVt ID
u att, nc without further notice.
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Several of our country exchanges give long
statements containing what they call ere
suits" of the elections last week, but no in
timatIon as to who are elected. We decline
to add up the figures for these lazy editors.
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HAST BELLEMOST TIE


~ WEEr CHALYBEATE SPHINGS, All.
= LFGHANY COUNTY. VA. NINE MILES
FROM ALL.GHAsf STATION; oN lie rn.
ode signed. for several years connected WIN The
official management OF the abpVeranei sprinss.
ana for the past few years L.: tn sans c'pacit! at
the Worm Springs, Bath county. Va. wou!a re-
sDrctfully announce 10 his friend and tn" sp7sle'-
going public thar he =, leasrd hes CELEBRATED
TONIC SpRINGS-ih he best In the mountains BoIh
20 : pRISKISC AND BATIIISG and All ope. usn
on The FlkSr OF JUNE 1875. TOR The r'ccpilnn
Of vi.itors US tirs'-cass In all dco1rtnrnls. iHe
csrab ishment haviLg been "y.rhan cd ana pu. ~
oCd oro-r. he hopes u receive hare OF the pup
lie patronage. For pamphlets an' citcniars, ~
quirt of Messrs. PURCELL, ,;ApD 90 h.'n.
nond: COLSAAS. Il oDGEhs s co., bai'ihiose' Va
Of the under sgnsd AT TIL prinys. $500
nv 2nIm n. r. WILL ~,S. PropriSt0r.
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The State ought TO fulfil her obligations,
but how TO do this is the question. One
method is by increasing the taxes; another
Is to curtail expenses so that larger pro-
portion of the revenue now collected may
be set apart for paying the interest on the
Safe debt. This latter method seems 10 US
greatly Observation-Disclosures Sentinel
rSo say all of uS.1
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CROCKERY. GLASSWARE. &c.

ID ERIC ERATORS,
II ICE-CREAM FREEZERs,
and
WATER-COOLERS. '..
The ICELAND, CLIMAX, CHAMPION, and
FARSON CHEST, equal to any made;
TIN CHAMBER SETS of thirty-fve different
patterns;
CHAMBER TOILET SETS of ifty-Ave diff rent
pat ems TO select from; with full nnee u
DINNER and tEA SITS,
GLASS aud PLATED-WARE.
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS, &C.
call is respectfully so cited from all In want OF
goods In NV line Prices 10 suit the times.
e0 - - E. r. TAYLOR.
mvoa l011 Main street.
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| CHEAP FOR CASH.

MI COHEN BROTHERS are now ctfer-
ing The greatest har2aias ever before offered IN the
city. Hard times all the TRY are aifording
such advantages to cash buyers as to reduce gooas
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-
ceiyed are from the late New York bankrupt sales
large stoc K Of BLAIK and COLOhED SILKS,
including handsome evenir sh.des;
STRIPED SILKS at 75c.;
RI ACK and WHITE SILKS at S5c. worth 1928;
Also, a large variety OF BLACK and CoLoRED
sATIAS; Isl" ""
H.HB, RICH LACE DRESS GOODS at csc. to
sl.75-reduced in price fu ~ rs per cent. "''
Their stock of DRESS GOODS comprises every
variety: So. -.a .-.s.l ...'..#..-.
BERLIN STRIPES at loo. worth 20c.; sr. 81.
PLAIDS at 12Hc; .n. $50. ...l. ...f
The wORsrhD DEBAGEs in the best shades at
lSc.. reduced frm $50; d. .t...5.a... .rs.
PLAIUs, PO> G tES. JAPANHSE SILKS, and all
other dress goods reduced; ,- ,. ....
BLACK GRENADINES In all qualities; ....,
BOMB ZINES aud TAMIsS CLOTHS just re-
ceiyed. ut less than market value; ..,.
Yard.wide VICTURiALAWNS at &c.,. price har-
ing been 3Oc.; very fine at 25c., formerly sold
ut 4oc.:
| EAINsUOKS and CAmBRTCS at near half value !;
FREa CHI PIQUt ut 80, So, aud Acc, reduced s
10 zoe. q yard.
COHFN BROTHERS have III e largest and cheap
| est stock Of RE- AL and IMIcA1IOA LACE In the
city. To save money do not fall 10 see their stock
and pri ces before you buy
| large variety OF HAMBURGER FDGINGS and
ISSqRrlN,iS ju,t received from AUG lon;
-Four. butoa ktD-GLOVrS S, 81: 49,.
Also two cases of til. best LAWNS at &c selling
generally at 20c.; .....
One case OF eleg int styles yard-wide PERCALES
12kc;
REAL LLAMA LACE POINTS and SACQUEB at
less than half their value.
See hundreds Of other great bargains ut their
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ME- COD-LlVER OIL,
INCIDENTALLY PURE.
OUR OWN IMPORTATION-THE BEST
PUkEST. AND MOST ACCEPTABLE
TO THE STOMACH. .
We have the testimony of our physicians VINO
prescribe It. and of patients who have taken H. tha'
II IS more accountable to the stomach nnd~ more
easily assimIlated than any other oil
rresh sunnly lust received direct from New
foundland. MEADh oAhIn'
Importing Pbsrnacists
fa1n 919 Main street
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MARRIAGES.

Married. at the residence Of the BRIDES father.
Nav 26lh, by the Kew. Is. f. Woodw ,rd. GLE.
FURD r. FOWLER t. IDA j., daughter OF Juhn
W. Cardwell, EST. No cares.
Married. on "Wednesday the 12'h OF May, atfhe
residence of j. b. Pace, In Richmond, by the Rev.
lir. Burrows, bliss SaLLIE VI. IAL, OF Rlcn-
mond, to 6. l.. MAkSHALL, Of Brooklyn, N. y.
No cards,
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DARKNESS HOTEL, HAMPTON, VA,
IL pApNEs ppopnIr1oR.

ID. BARNES, PROPRIETOR,
will open for The season the FikHI of HI.S
he tables VIII Ike supplied '. ith all the dellcicies
of The sait.ws er section and very attention pala
10 the com fort OF guests. There Is also ever .o
yeniepce for tathiu2. Wy ~ -.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS,

FA'R GROUNDS. Having saiuted the
services of an experienced driver l am pre.
rared 10 II aNbL HUr ES on reasonable terms
Can accUmn' date limited number o. horses and
COWS 10 ~ lure on the best white clover grazing,
T. L CROUuH
ofhce, Assembly Hall, or at The Fair .orounds.
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MEETINGS.,

SyATHoLIC BENEFICIAL. SOCIETY
u SPECIAL NorIcF.1h regular IN entliy me 8 II
j. T,oai.xI mvnhISG al TX o'clock. Particular at
renrion OF the members igcailed 10 this mee,ing a.
several CHANCES In the constitution ana oyisws
havo been proposed, aud will be considered and
nassed upnai: also, election Of deltgate IN statf
onyen!ion. 10 be held in Mar,tinssurg, W. va
Juuc 9th. By order OF the pIesi,emn,l: eno,.,orr
10 Ills JuSrPH ". LaCBE, secfetary.
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rARDOzO, FoURQUREAN & co.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED,
AND Ace DISPLAYING TODAY,
NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS,


ELEGANT POLoVAISs GOODS In novel styles,
Including the "SrENART NOVELTIES;
COLoRED SILKS, PLAIN and SFRlPED' In
great variety and very handsome.
ELEGANT STRIPED ORG asUiRs In narrow
and wide stripe-same shades TO match. These
goods afe new and very elegant
Fifty pieces STRIPED .PkRCAL'!sa at l6ae. per
yarn.never sold before at I"ss than 2oc
We desire 10 call especial attention 20 our h'ty-
cert GRADE BLAt!K GkESADiNE, when we
offer a. great bargain.
a full line Of BLACK GRENADINES from aye.
to $3.50.
MEXICAN GRsNADINE for poLoSaIsEs.
Many decided bargains In LINENS, TOWELS.
DhMASk TABLE-NA9KISat aud 7CLOTas,
from receat auc.lan saies--boughs cheap for cash,
enc will br MD very low. h, IL So I,
"a brss Sgantily OF doe sHaTL.ASD silkWLs
'TiIh sQlia borders. nay