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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-23

THE OPERA To-NIGHT.-The Bernard
English Opera Company appear tonight at
the Theatre, and will present Flotow's
beautiful and favorite opera, Martha. Mrs.
Bernard is conceded to be par e1celtence
the best Martha-Lady Harriet Durham
Of all the artists who have ever essayed the
character.
Miss Hattie Moore, new candidate for
public favor in Richmond, will sustain the
sprightly part Of Nancy. The northern and
western papers have spoken very highly OF
Miss Moore's contralto, and our people may
expect to see the character well rendered.
Messrs. Harry Gates and John j. Benitz,
as Lionel and Plunket, are also new to the
Richmond opera-goers; but they Will doubt
less give satisfaction.
By the way, the entire company arrived
on Saturday afternoon by the northern train.
Mrs. Bernard and several OF the leading
members Of the company are at the Elk
change Hotel. The chorus is composed OF
many members of Miss Kellogg's company,
and are staying at several OF the hotels. In
addition to the artists mentioned above, the
following are members OF the company
Mrs. Henri Druyton, mezzo-soprano Mr..
Pierre Bernard, tenore buffo; Mr.. Frank
Howard, basso profundo; Miss Lizzie
Payne, Miss Amy Phillips, Miss Annie Kin.
ross, Mr.. e. j. Pryor, Mr.. Charles Con.
zales, Mr.. Frank Reuss, Miss Amelia Poz'
zesi, Miss Fanny Gonzales, Miss Dora
Mitchell, Mr.. n. PERM, Mr. Joseph Dau'
phin, and Dir. E. Stein.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

The Street Grading.-Your reporter has
frequently made allusion to the street.
grading now in>progress, but he dared not
allude to the many differences Of opinion
that existed among our good people. Had
he done so, the Chief Of Police would have
written to another paper that we did not
know anything about the streets, and we
would have been in hot water generally.
"Cuss me il you will, but don't do it out
side o. my own bailiWick," was what Cap.
RiX used to say. Therefore our lively
nelghbor, the Manchester Courier, could
write with impunity an article upon the
trials Of q member of the Street Committee,
from which make the following lively ex-
tract:
A few months ago, and all the citizens OF
the Free State cried aloud for street i'm
provements. Why don't the Council have
the streets graded? was the universal cry.
The city fathers, as faithful representatives
OF complaining constituency, wrestled
long and earnestly with the wisdom of the
Street and Finance Committees, when,
after much laborious thought and careful
consideration, they decided to please the
good people by passing q resolution appro-
priating the small sum Of $25,000 to grade
the streets OF the city. This act on the part
of the Council pleased and paci6ed the good
people for a time. From the pulpit to
the bar-room, and from the temple Of
justice to the ten-pin alley, all were smiles,
and happiness reigned supreme. The giant
hand Of Colonel Edward Vickers seized the
pick and shovel with zeal to accomplish the
duties OF contractor and consummate the
will Of the Council and the wishes Of the
dear people. BY this time sudden change
comes over the spirit Of the people. Those
who were most clamorous for immediate
street improvements, whose cries were like
the war-hoop of the vindictire Modo'
from his lava-beds-Why don't th'
Council grade the streets ?-they nov
reverse the, engine, throw open the throttle
valve, and cry long and loud: "What th
devil are you digging up the streets for
running everybody's property, and convert
ing our beautiful city into vast mud-hol
for the evolution and propagation OF tad
poles2" It would be emimently proper TO
the Street Committee to apply one force t
open the streets and another to close ther
up again. Then our citizens would b
pleased and everybody satisfied.
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the delays in the attempted robbery, and
told Beach on Sunday, g Come tonight.
can't be setting,up every night all piglit for
nothing This was in consequence Of the
fact that once or twice theofficers had been
on the watch, expecting the robbers to ap-
pear at Reilly's, and had been disappointed.
ADDITIONAL FACTS.
In the examination OF Beach, Coleman,
and Gray it appeared that Adams, the man
who was tried and acquitted, was not alto
gether ,guiltless. He was cognizant OF the
conspiracy OF Jackson and Holmes (the two
sent to the penitentiary), and Gray, Beach,
and Coleman to enter Reilly's store, though
it is certain he was not Of the three who ac-
tually made the attempt to enter. Mr.. Mi
chaeis testified that one man lurking
around Reilly's on the Sunday night went
off before operations were commenced, and
that he might have seen Dir. John Wren, as
the latter showed his face out OF the place
of concealment. Mr. Wren is positive that
that man was Adams, and for that reason
Adams was after wards arrested as the ac-
complice Of Holmes and jackson.
Sergeant Dan. Wren was not at court Sat-
urday because Of the death OF his wife's
father.
As the matter now stands, Holmes and
Jackson are in the penitentiary, and
Gray and Beach (the informers) and Cole
man are in Jail. Adams has been acquitted,
and is at large. ,5
All the cases were continued till Tuesday.
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Action or the Irish Republican Club
I'm Reference to the Irish Conserva'
tive Address to Foreign BORN Citf'
xenS.
ROOMS OF THE I. NJ, 81. AND w. r. CLUB, }
R1CHMoND, VA, October 19, 1875. }
To the Editors Dispatch:
fIen.lemen,-In recent issue OF your
journal our attention was called to an adj
dress OF Hon. A. ri. Kelley purporting to
he from the Irish Conservative Club organ
lied in this city few weeks ago. For the
benefit of your readers permit me to state
that 1ir. r. B. Hayes was misquoted In re-
ference to the american Altianee, or, as Mt.
Kelley styles it, KNOWN Nothingism.
In the address alluded TO B. b. Hayes y
represented as declaring himself In answer
to letter sent by the al itiance, as 9 adeepiy 4.
.gratifsd by The expression. Of consasnes,s s s
and promising G aid and cooperation 90
.proper tin,e.,, n. B. Hayes never wrote the
above, and there Ii no one who should know.
That better than iiis Honor ex-Mayo Kelley.
WHY. then, Will ne try to misaead his eoun-
frymen, be they Irish, German, jew, or
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pERSoSAr.-Senator Bayard, in letter to
n prominent gentleman OF this city, states
that he will not be able to accept the invita-
tions extended him to speak in Virginia
during the canvass, as he believes it will be
better for him to give his services in doubt
full States.
On account Of the serious illness OF one Of
Judge Guilds children and the consequent
absence OF Judge Ould from court, the case
OF Watt rs. Starke was on Saturday morn
ing continued till Tuesday by Judge Bond.
Rev. A. L. Dickinson has returned from
very remarkable revival Of religion at
Black Walnut, Halifax county, where he
has been preaching twice day for nearly q
week. The pastor at Black Walnut is Rev.
j. &. Turpin, formerly of this city.
Our hard-worked Police Justice is enjoy
ing brief respite from labor in visiting the
Centennial Exposition.
The w. II. Godsey mentioned on Satur-
day in the Police Court proceedings was not
the w. II. Godsey connected with the
American Hotel.
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The MARKETS. on Saturday were well
supplied, but the dealers complained that
business was dull. Meats sold as follows ::
Beef, 1870. for choice; pork, 123c.; mutton,
10 to 124c.; sausage, 12ac.; corn beef, 1Oc.;
veal, 10 to 15c. Fish were scarce, spots
being about the only kind offered; these
sold at from 20 to CSC. per bunch. Vegeta-
bles were plentiful and sold as follows:
Turnips, 8 to Sc. per bunch; sweet potatoes,
15 to zoe. per peck; hisn potatoes &c. per
quart; cabbage, 3 to 20c.;; apples, 20 to 30c.
per peck; carrots, Sc. per bunch; satisfy,
7c. per bunch. Chickens, 20 to 40c. Eggs,
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INTERESTING SURGICAL OPERATIoN.-Or
Saturday at the almshouse DR.. James, as
sisted by Drs. Cullen and McCaw, made Q
post-n,ortem examination OF the body of q
colored man who died very suddenly on
Friday night. The operation was witnessed
by some fifteen or twenty students from the
Medical College. After thorough exami
nation the doctors decided that the deceased
came to bis death by an overcbarge of blood
on the lungs. The body was then placed ir
q neat coffin and buried at the city's ex
DenSe.
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The TOURNAMENT AT THE FAIRGROUNDS
To-MoRRow.-The tournament at the Fair
Grounds tomorrow afternoon is gotten up
under the auspices Of MIR. T. L. Crouch,
and promises to be an enjoyable affair. A
number OF knights have already entered the
list OF contestants, and there will no doubt
be a fine attendance. Messrs. o. j. School
craft, W. L. Royal, and Judge E. c. Minor
will act as judges. 1t is probable that DR..
George W. Bagby will deliver the charge to
the knights,
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go.
/ Gentle. They are
ufter truth

Gentle. They nre doubtless seekers
nfter truth.
Mr. Hayes is nor; md never was, cors
Enected with any secret or oatf-borlnd So
Eciety, much less will, the Ki.oto- No ing Or
ganization. His past record bears us out
on this point. And does not the most bril-
liant German foreign n-born citizen In Anne
rica to-day stand By me, too-yiS, Carl
Schurz? We have thus Ear noticed this ad-
dress OF Mr.. Kelley in simple Justice to Mr..
Hayes and my felloW-countrymen. What
we ask is that the facts In The case be NOT
misstated. We all love justice and fair
play, and we ask nothing more Of Mr..
Kelley. And when r. B. Hayes is Presi-
dent Of these United States, as he unloubt-
edly viii be, the foreign-born citizens viii
find in him as true and as good q friend as
any of his ilIustrious predecessors.
Yours, &e.,, j. ". REDDY,
President Irish MILLS, Hayes and Wheeler
Republican Club. 5s555
j. l.. Cdpston, Secretary. Z.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

MORE TROOPS FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
General Gibson and twenty-five officers and
two hundred and eighteen enlisted men OF
the United States army arrived in this city
Saturday by the Richmond and Fredericks-
burg railroad. Saturday afternoon they
were transferred to the cars Of the Danyille
road at the Belle Isle turnout and went on
their way to South Carolina.
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PURLIC-SCHooL ATTENDANcE.-The fol.
lowing is a statement OF the number OF
scholars attending public schools for the
month ending 18th October:
White Schools.-Richmond High-Schooi,
a39: Madison School, 547; Leigh School,
554: Central School, $50; Bethel SchooI,
ass: Clay School, 200; Bellevue School,
I'll. Total white, 8, 1856.
Colored Schools.-Co Colored High and NOR
mai School, 1856; Baker School, $50; Navy
Hill School, 514; Valley School, $40. iotai ''ai
colored, 1850.
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GERMAN CONSERVATIVE RALLY To-NIGHT.
The German Tilden and Hendricks Club
recently formed will hold meeting this
(Monday) evening at. I O'Clock at Sanger
Hall, on Seventh street between Broad and
Marshall, when all German citizens who
desire to enroll themselves should be pre-
sent. At s O'Clock mass-meeting will be
held at the same place. Mr.. Lewis Wagner
will preside, and addresses will be delivered
by Ex-Governor Walker, William Loven-
stein, Esq, Colonel Robert 3. Berkeley,
Mayor w. c. Darlington, Colonel W. s.
Gilman, and others.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The fol
lowing is list of the conveyances OF real
estate for the week ending October 81, 1876 :
Lots fronting-17-4S feet on Main street be-
tween First and Second for $50; 25 feet on
Pine street near Albemarle for $3.50; 50 feet
ON Adams street between Clay and Leigh
for 81. LOO; 80 feet on St. James street cor
ner of Charity for $612; 265 feet on Cary
street near Laurel for 500; 24s leet on Jes-
samine street between Venable ana LOT dor
$500; 33 feet on Broad street Ior sz,oou )
31 5-i2 seet on Franklin street between
Second and Third for pa, 400; 80 feet on 81.
James street between Hill and Coutts Tor
s142: 36 feet on NJ street between Twenty
nth and Twenty-siXth for 81 OPS; 1O4 feet
on Broad street corner Of Adams for q, 600 /;
42b feet on Twenty-sixth street.
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FROM WoRTHINGToN 6 TlNGEs Pharmacists,
Baltimore, March 10, 1876: We are assured by the
leading physicians that CoLDEN's LIEBIG's
LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF AND TONIC INYIG-
ORATOR is truly wonderful preparation, and may
be relied upon as preventive against disease and e
fecting positive cures III cases of weakness ague,
depression, fever, and nervous Affections.
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COMMITTED FOR APPEARANCE.-W. II.
Godsey was on Saturday committed to Jail
to secure his attendance at the Police Court
on Tuesday as a witness against Robert
Williams, charged with defrauding him
(Godsey) Of $50 at game Of cards. He is
also a witness against Peter Rowlett,
charged with permitting unlawful gaming
in his ordinary,
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CONSERVATIVE.

CONSERVATIVE STATE E9EcUTIyEe
COMMITTEE ROOMS, I
HEADQUARTERS No. 91S BANK STREET.
CONSERVATIVES THROU U UT
~ the State will take the most effective method OF
perfectng the larty organization by putting them
selves IN communication with this committee,
Where all matters relating TO the campaign Will re-
ceye attention.
Deuocratic and Conservative M newspapers from all
parts OF the Union are kept for public use:
NIB. MEADE,
A. NJ. KELLEY,
JOHN III. GUY,
Committee.
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Water-Main Mended. Waterman
on Hull street, which was broken q few
days since, was mended Saturday, and the
city is now fully supplied with water. No
inconvenience has been experienced. The
work OF repairing was well done by Mr..
George Fitzgerald, brother Of the popular
policeman.
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j. X. FISHER, Secretary.
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ELECTORAL TICKETS.

c,.. CONSERVATIVE STATE EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE ROOMS, No. 0l5 BANK STREET,
RICHMOND, VA, October 20, 1875. ,
lhe ELECTORAL TICKET OF VIRGINIA.
aaha1olely Autographed, containing the names OF
s a have 10 be voted for In counties where vacan
.teh @ exist; also the words for or !" against the
"Mnshdinehts am 10 the Constitution, will be sent by
''4i upon orders, at S2 per thousand postage paid
ocZl-l0t4 g. r. FISHER, Secretary.
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INSTALLATION OF OFFIcERs.-The follow
ing officers of James Needham Lodge, No.
1853, G. u. o. o. F., have been duly In
stalled for the ensuing quarter: Morten
Dean, e. s.; Albert Allen, y. g.; s. u.
Hucless, N. e.; O. III. Steward, P. n. G.
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THE PEOPLE WANT PBooF.-There Is no med :
cine prescribed by physicians or sold by druggiss
that carries such evidence Of Its superior virtue Of
BoscHEE,s GERMAN SYRUP for severe coughs,
colds settled on the breast, c0nsumption, or any
disease of the throat and lungs. A proof OF this
fact is that any person afflicted can get sample
bottle for ten cents and try it. Regular size seyeD-
ty-aye cents. PURCELL, LADD 6 Co., wholesale
<a y
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PUT UNDER .BoNDs.-In consequence OF
words which passed between Messrs. George
D. Wise and John Lyon during the exami-
nation Of T. X. Lyon in the Police Court
on Friday, Acting Police-Justice Crutch-
field on Saturday night put the gentlemen
under bonds Of 81 900 to keep the peace to-
wards each other.
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81 AID DAcKNowLEDGED.--M Mr.. James q. Rid
dick has received kind letter from Mayor
Anderson, OF Savannah, Ga, acknoWledg.
ing the receipt OF S130. 20 proceeds Of an
Independent Order OF Good Templars, Of
this city. sss
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Personal.

NOTICE TO WHOM IT MAY CON
a., 1S ,CER&.--A noie OF ONE HUNDRED AND
tifhikTY DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS. dated
.ay slh, 1875, signed by myself and payable s}x
ihGoh.ls after date TO n Eafinody, treasurer ~ ~.
H. will not be paid by me said note NOT having bseIi
xaen for value received, and hold Offsets in iun
Nfuist the same that existed at time note was
GZl.3I* AHTHUR ROONEY.
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READINGS.

SELECT READINGS
PROFESSOR j. WILLOUGHBY READE,
Of London, England,
LElGH-STREET BAPTIST CHURCH,
ESDAY NIGHT, October "a, 1876.
Professor READE, having made arrangements
with the above church, will give some select Hu-
in0rous aud Pathetic Headings rs above announced.
These readings are for the benefit OF the Sunaay
school OF hi, CHURCH oc 20-4t
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THE CASH OF THE ATLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI
AND OHIO RAILRoAD.-On Saturday Judge
Bond entered an order giving permission
to the receivers to deposit funds Of the At
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad in three
certain banks in New York.
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THE REILLY ROBBERY.
The Chief Conspirators Tell their
stories 10 Justice Crutchfleld.

THE PLOT TO ROB MR.. REILLY-THE AR
REST AND CONVICTION OF HOLMES AND
JACKsoN-sEARcH FOR THE THIRD MAN
ADAMS CHARGED wITHBEING THE PARTY
ANDACQU1TTED-BE ACH TELLS ON GRAY,
AND GRAY ON BEACH AND CoLEsfAN-A
PRETTY MESS ALL AROUND CERTAINTY
THAT A DANGEROUS BAND OF THIEVES
ARE NOW IN CUSTODY.
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CITY CONSERVATIVE CoMMITTEE.-A. spe-
cial meeting of the City Conservative Com
mittee will be held tonight, and campaign
business of great importance will be dis
posed Of. DIr. Gray, the city superintend-
ent, is desirous Of having every member
Dresent
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RETAIL MARKETS.-The following were
the retail market prices on Saturday:
MeatS.-Roast beef, choice, 1885,; beef
steak, choice, 163c.; veal outlet and roast,
l25 to 1886; lamb or mutton, 12s to 1GSc. !;
pork, 15c.; liver, 10c.; tripe, 10c. shin for
soup, 10 to 25c., whether OF beef or veal.
Fish.-The fish market is dull, with the
following prices: Spots, CSC. per bunch,
eight to ten on the bunch; sheephead, none
in market: crabs, 40c. per dozen, and scarce
at that; sturgeon, s to 10c. per pound,
very scarce.
Vegetables. irish potatoes, &c. per quart,
Is to 25c. per half peck; tomatoes
scarce and higt-cooking, 10c. per quart,
4Oc. per half peck; corn, 20 to soc.
per dozen; sweet potatoes, 8 to &c. per
quart, lie. per half peck, 20 to 25c.
per peek-uniform rate all over the market
vans, sc. per quart, 10c. per half peck !;
butterbeans, Csc. per quart; blackeye peas,
l0c. per quart; cabbage, to 25c. per head ;
picking cucumbcrs, soc. per peck; tur-
nips, sc. per bunch.
Ffuit.-AppleS, cooking, sc. per quart; !;
12c. per half peck; eating-apples, SC. per
quart; 25c. per half peck; pears-cooking,
35c. per half peck; eating, from 50 to 6Oc.
per half peck. -
FoaclS, Gc.-Chickens, 25 to 35c. each !;
or three for 81; best, SOC. per pair; ducks,
80 to 45c each, or 60 to 75c. per pair; eggs,
25c. per dozen; butter, cooking, 20 to 3Oc.
per pound, No. country scarce at 35c. !;
milk, 8 to 1Oc. per quart, 80 to 40c. per gal
lon; buttermilk, sc. per quart, 15c. per gal
len.
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CENTENNIAL ToBAcco.-It should nave
been stated that Messrs. L. ). Grant q 20.
received an award at the Centenniai 10!
their Cayendish and dark navy brands, ana 9lle
rot Mr.. T.. j. Grant. @
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CONVICT RECEIVED. Tasco Banks COT
ored} gas received ut the penitentiary sat
urday from Hanover for ten years for gfano
larceny.
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RADICAL MEETING.-A small number OF
the friends of Hayes, Wheeler, and Mills
gathered together near the corner OF Ninth
and Byrd streets Saturday night. Three
speeches were made.
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MONDAY. ......... OCTOBER %, 1876.
WEATHER REPORT.

The WEATHER ON SATURDAY was. warm
and cloudy. After sundown the clouds
disappeared, and the night was clear.
THERMOMETERS SATURDAY 6 A. NJ, 81;
9 A. NJ, 62; noon, 70; 3 p. NJ, 20; P.
NJ, 81; midnight, SO. Mean temperature, CO.
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SHocKoE CEMETERY.-Captain Bigger is
now having the cemetery grounds cleaned
out, which is no small job, as it has not
been thoroughly cleansed of debris for sew
oral vaars
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WYMAN.-Wyman the wizard will give
one of his entertainments at the virginia
Opera-House tonight, and every ngnI tiiis
week. At each performance ne Wlu give
away building lots and other presents.
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RaARD OF FAIpRRAEN.--The regular semi.
monthly meeting OF the Board OF Aldermen
win be held this afternoon at D O'Clock. ss
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BEnaAN BosoHEN s BROTHER are selling their
large stock of TRUNKS, yALIsEs, &c, at very low
prices to make room fer fall and winter boots sos
and IL Broad street.
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have anaiyzed the wuIsHEY known under the
brand of q SELECT, = controlled by Messrs. VAL
TER d. BLAIR & Coz iRiehmoad, Va, and and 1t
FREE FRoM FUsIL OIL and other impurities, anc
recommend It's use for medicinal and family pur-
noses.-J. b. McCAw, III. D., hse Professor Of
chemistry, Medical College Of Virginia.
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DIspATcR PRIsTIaG-HoUsE.--inor order TO meet
the constantly increasing demands Of our trade We
have added weH-seleeted assortment Of NEW
TYPE. which, together with our improved Nd
cuIysRY and sKILsUL NEcHAMcAL TALENT
warrant us 10 guaranteeing The yEEY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate ngurea and In the most sexre