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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-11

MEMORIALS OF TIE PILGaIh AGE TO Boston.
The Knights Templar OF Richmond Com.
nandery, mindful OF the hospifalities ex-
tended them on their pilgrimage to
Boston, have prepared some memorials
to be sent to those who took the
most active part In their entertainment.
There are thirteen sets of resolutions to be
forwarded various bodies, expressing the
deep appreciation Of the Richmond Templsrs
for the courtesies and kindnesses shown
them. The peumaDship, done by William
Fiegenheimer, Is remarkable for its beauty.
The language of the resolutions Is fraternal
and patriotic.
To the Lodge of s.. Andrew ia to be sent
large, framed oil painting by Trahern, In
which are grouped in artistic style the
badges of De Molay and Richmond Com
msnderiss and the miniature banner OF the
Lodge of st. Andrew, With the figure OF the
green dragon. The picture also represents
| bowl, and the be4vg Maitese cross and badge
presented to Richmond Commapderv By
Miss FUque, of Boston. Tue articles ap-
pearing in the picture are S0uUenirs OF the
trip. The artist has faithfully reproduced
them, as we'll as roster OF Richmond Com.
mandery.
u Vi LLliuCut OouH lhs Sloi NC,
of De Molay Commandery, there is provided
TempIar's jewel-a Maltese cross-of solid
gold, suitably Inscribed. There is a similar
present for John B. Lancaster, Generalssimo
of De Molay Comnaudery, and another for
Colonel A. g. Eddy of ST. Johns Comman.
dary Of Providence, K. I.
A call-bell OF solid silver lined with gold,
and beautifully carved and suitably inscribed,
Is intended for Mrs. Adams, wife of Alvin
Adams, of Adams Express fame. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Adams entertained the Richmond
Knights with princey msgnitcence.
Albums containing pictures of all the
Richmond Knights will be sent to De Molay
OF Bcs.on, aud st. Johns and Calvary Com.
| manderies of Providence.
For Mrs. Guild, of Boston, her trustY
friends have massive gold cross and neck.
chain. .......
All the articles are costly and elegant.
They are meant to be memorials of the af-
fectiop the Richmond Knights bear their
northern brethren, and SouvenirS of jour-
ney which will not fade from the memory Of
many here ia Richmond till their life is
spent. .,
Sir Knights William B. Isaacs, William
E. Tanner, and Thomas j. Evans were ap-
pointed committee to convey the souo enirs
to Boston. They will leave the city on Wed
nesdiy next ...... ...
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Rolls of Honor.-Male High.school roll
of honor for the week ending March lOth
Robert n. WiDfree, John D. Matthews, wal
ter L. Burgess, John G. Rice. Thomas It.
Matthew's, w. O. Sims, Walter 4. Matthews,
George E. Chiles, Paul T. Atkinson, John Z.
Jeuks.
Roll of honor at the colored H'gi. School
for the week ending yesterday: +. Bian,
Lucy Morris, Mary Cogbill. julia Short, Ada
johnson. Margaret Jones, L. Hobson, Mar
tina Adkins, Richard Goode, A. Cunning
ham, j. Blackwell, A. Booker. IL zai<a''
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LOCAL MATTERS.

O.GAsrzATloN OF THE NEW Cry COMMIT
TEs-The newly.elected members OF the
CITY Conservative Committee met las. night.
Upon motion of General Joseph K. Ander-
son, Mr.. W. A. Maury was elected temporary
chairman and W. D. Chesterman temporary
secretsry.
The following members answered the roll"
call MeSsrs. Lemuel Powers, j. G. Dicker'
son, G. Watt Taylor, .. p. Gregory, and A.
". Weisiger, of Marshall Ward G. Thon
and y. G. B,ker, OF jefferson Ward; W. A.
Maury, A. Y. Stokes. and John B. Purcell,
Of Madison Ward; Peter W. Grubbs. Dr.. j.
5. Wexford, Ben. C. Gray, w. 81. Haxall, ,
and A. l.. Elicit, of Monroe Ward; T. G.
Epps, Jr., Charles Walsh, Emuet Harris. 4.
f. Gaskips, and John Beier, of Jackson
Ward w. l.. Royal, K. 3. Berkeley, j. F.
Meredith, and Joseph r. Anderson, of Clay
Ward.
The following Committee on Permanent
Organization was appointed: Messrs. Roy
all, Stokes, Purcell, Anderson, and Haxall.
The committee. after retiring and consult
ing, recommended the following permanent
officers: City Superin endeut, Benjamin e.
Gray; Assistant superintendent. w. l.. Roy
ali; Secretsry, W. D. Cheslermin; Trea'
surer, G.. Watt Taylor; Sergeant-at'Arms'
John &. Moss.
The report was adopted.
Messrs. Purcell, Royal, and Elicit were
arDonted TO wait upon Mr.. Gray TO inform
him of his election. Mr.. Gray came in with
;e committee, and accepted ia speech OF
thacks.
Messrs. Epps, Walsh, Harris, Gaskins,
and Beer, the members from Jackson Ward,
presented their resignation, and it was &C.
cep ed.
MIR. Walsh stated that he rendered his
resignation in view Of the newspaper publi>
cation indicating that there was dssatistac'
ton. He did so fully aware that this COM
mittee could not unseat them, as the jackson
Ward meeting had been large and orderly,
and regularly conducted. He hoped that a
new election would be ordered and wiser
and better men chosen.
On motion of Mr.. Grubbs, the committee
ordered that new election be held In jack
son Ward on Tuesday night next at Wash
ington Hall.
Mr.. Gray was requested by the committee
to be present and call the meeting to order,
inasuuch as tne ward has now no superin.
tendent-the officer who usually discharges
such duties.
Mr.. Maury presented the resignation OF
Judge Crump. L. was accepted. The re-
manning members Of the delegation from
Jefferson Ward will reco nmend the name OF
some one to Till the vacancy at the next
meeting. Judge Crump resigned on account
of pressing legislative and professional en-
gagements.
MIR. Puliam, treasurer of the old commit
tee, made q satisfactory financial statement.
Colonel Guy, superintendent of the old
committee, by request, explained in brief the
duties OF the City Committee. HeeXpressed
his belief that the new committee will have
the confidence Of the people, and that conse-
quently It's labors are likely TO be blessed
with success.
Messrs. Grubbs, Meredith, and Purcell
were appointed committee to select a per-
manent pl ICE Of meeting.
MessrS. Wexford, Dickersou, Courtney,
Maury, and Berkeley were appointed com.
Dittee on business.
Adjourned TIL Thursday night next.
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BROWN THE SPIRITUALIsT.-Ou Monday
and Tuesday nights Mr.. J. Randall Brown
will demonstrate at the Theatre the reality
of spiritualism." Prominent citizens from
the audience, unbelievers as we'll as believers
in spritualism, will be invited upon The stage,
and By the aid Of their spirit friends and rela-
tives, who will accompany them, will while
blindfolded tell the name Of the county,
town, and State in which they were born,
where they reside, tell their age and occupa-
ton, hoT much money they have in their
pockets, and-the name of the person the
individual is TO marry. Such facts ss those
named above, besides others, Mr.. Brown
says be will perform: Reserved seats may
be had at Wyatt's to-day.
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Towards the formation Of library for
our colored citizens desire to make the fol-
lowing Acknowledgements: Mr.. Felix Bru'
not, Pittsburgh, Pa. kind letter enclosing
$40; Mrs. BruDot, so towards the purchase
of the Semi. Centennial Library, the Aneri-
can Sunday School Union donating the bal
ance. OF the cost, the price being S20.80 ;
Mr.. Charles Yarnall, Of Philadelphia. through
Mr.. Lippincott, sixteen velumes-the Penny
Cyclopa1is !; Mr.. Lippincott, three volumes
of bis Magazine and dozen other books.
a'?a. Very respectfully, -. .....z,s -,
:, = e. L. VAN LEW.
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+ A. PIzzINI, Jr., sO7 Broad street, offers fresh
gathered Texas paeKNs Direct from the groves Of
Texas-large nu's, filed plump with sweet, Juicy
kernels-at twenty cents per pound.
Z FINE, LARGE FLORIDA ORANGES, direct from
jackson vile, Florida. The incest and sweetest
ever received. t.aF Il. .. 4 --..u.t.
&; JUICY, SWEET JAMAICA oRANGEs-large and
fresh. Nice Messina ORANGES at twenty and twen-
ty-fve cents per dozen. .a,--f .......,.
The FINEST GREEs and BLACK TEAS in the city
for 81 and $3.50 per pound -i,.s .aE @GT
{ And his usual assortment OF une1celled PURE
CANDIES. cARAHELs, !. tcREAA CHOCOLATES,
rAFFIEs, &c. 60 10 ANDREW
PIZZISrs, Dr., S07 Broad street. fiS
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Huyor's Cou1.-lu this court yesterday
the folio wing business was transacted: Mary
Branch (colored), charged with disorderly
conduct In the street, was Gned five dollars,
and Mary johnson (colored), charged with q
like offence. was fined seven dollars.
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A RELES1ISG FArBER.-The father of the
young lady who started to go to North Caro-
lima with her sweetheart to be married has
reented. and yesterday evening marriage
license was issued from the Hastings Court,
aud the pair will probably be made happy at
an early day.
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WRIT OF ERROR AwARDED.-Judge Well
ford, of the Henrco Circuit Court, yesterday
granted a writ of error in the case OF Lang
stop, tie negro commissioner Of the revenue
of Charles City county, who was convicted
OF seduction, and sentenced to five years
Imprisonment in The penitentiary. Lang
ston's counsel made this motion in order te
apply for a new trial. He is now ia the
Henrico county Jail.
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WEATHER REPORT.

PRoBABILITIEs To-Day Washington,
March 10, 1S7G.-For the Middle States,
warmer and generally cloudy weather, with
light rsius, southeast TO southwest winds,
and stationary or falling barometer.
For the South Atlantic States, warmer
and partly cloudy weather, east 70 south
winds, and slight changes in barometer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-11

R1cHAosD Cry GUARD.-The Governor
has approved the bill allowing the Richmond
City Guard. Captain Charles F. Taylor, to
uniform themselves as they desire. special
committee has been appointed and are now
reeeiring bids for the uniforms, to be fur
nished in this city, the company having
given up their 6rst idea OF buying them in
New York or Philadelphia. ,l.a, ,...is a ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-11

CoNvIcTs RECEIVED The following were
received yesterday From Patrick county,
Isaac c. Hewell, murder, sentenced to be
hung, commuted TO imprisonment for life.
From Augusta Obedish Frsyser, two years
for forgery; Sam. Boles, one year for grand
larceny. From Fluvanns :. Taylor RoliD,
thirty -four years for house-breakiDg and FIVE
cases of burglary; Isaac Rollin, eight years
for house-breaking.
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A BAD BoY.-In the Police Court yester-
day morning James Burnett, small white
boy, was brought up on the charge OF being
disorderly in the street. Burnett has the
reputation of very bad boy. His daily
amusement is said to be breaking windows,
eas-iamps, &c. He was sent to jail for ten
day 8 in default of surety. ,-,. r.H .-a.-. ,
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RETAIL DEPARTMENT 6. r. WATsoN'sI FURSI.
TURE- Works for this city, northeast corner Gov.
ernor tThirteenth) and franklin streets.
Retail orders, received from parties outside this
city, returned 10 dealers In their localities.
Have just furnished st. Claire Hotel, Richmond
with chamber, parlor-, and dinipg-room furnl-
ture, mattresses, &c.
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THE PEOPLE WANT PRoeE.-There is no.medi-
cine prescribed by physicians sold by dru ggsts
that carries such evidence OF It's superior virtue as
BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP for severe coughs,
colds settled on the breast, consumption, or any
disease OF the throat and lungs. proof OF this
fact is that any person afflicted can get sample
bottle for ten cents and try It Regular SIZE seven-
ty-fve cents. PURCELL, LADD & Co., wholesale
opents
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WONDERFUL SUCCESS 1T Is reported that Bo-
scHEk's GRRMAN' SYRUP has. since Its introduce
ton in the United States, reached the immense ale
of 10000 dozen per year. Its certain cure for
coughs, colds, and consumption. Sample bottles
can be had at any drugstore Regular size. rs
cents. 1t Is curing Its thousands of consumption.
PURCELL, LADD & Co., wholesale agents.
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MARVELLOUS REsULT.-Jos Collins. Waterford
N. Y, had Catarrh and LuHg-Disease 20 years
Doctors left him to die. He says WIsuART's
PINE-TREE-TAR CORDIAL saved his life" " and
many others HAVE BEEN CURED by Its blood puri.
flying properties" JNFALLIBLE re medy for coughs
colds, and CONSUMPTION.
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AUGUST FLowER.-There Is no case Of dyspep.
sia that GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER viii not cure.
Go to the nearest drugstore aud Inquire about it.
II you suffer from costiveness sick headache, sour
stomach, indigestion, liver complaint or derange.
meut of the stomach or liver, try Il Two or three
doses will relieve you. Sample bottles, 10 GEMS
PURCELL, LApD Co, wholesale agents.
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IEpcsrRIAL MIss1oN-A public meeting In
aid of tae Moore Street Industrial Mission
was held at that place on Wednesday eve.
ming. Rev. JohnR jasper made stvery inter.
esting address. Revs. james 81. Holmes
and Troy also spoke. A collection was taken
I'D for the objects of The mission. r
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CHARGED WITH RECEIVING MONEY UNDER
FALSE PRETENCEs.-Thomas R. Johnston
was arrested last night and lodged In the
Second police-station, charged on warrant
with unIawtully and feoniously obtaining
from R. Shelton, James Wilkinson, and
others five dollars under false pretences by
selling them paper purporting to establish
society called the Vanguard of Freedom,
which is unlawful and bogus.
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I PARpoNs R2FUsED.-The Governor yester-
day refused pardons in the following cases
James c. Fl.nuary, Of Scott county, con-
yicted for unlawful shooting, and sentenced
to one year in the penitentiary; William
Scott, sentenced 10 confinement ia the city
Jail for nine months by Justice White for
petit larceny.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Child Burned. An infant son Of Mr.. E.
T. Otey, who resides in Hollands addition,
was severely burned about the face, right
arm, end side, on Thursday. The child
caught FIRE from the stove in room during
the absence OF its mother. DR.. Ingram ad-
ninistered to the wants of the sufferer.
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,vtR ApPARATUs. &c.

,..rre APPARATUS. fo' the
,DuA.N i 'Lt.,.nnA-WArsR, ~. GISG EK ALE,
.s hSissSHisiSs '3' xrFsSs f?;Ss: e:
e.: ;. 'ht'- on nc~ principles. send for
49,. ~ .u' -.-,,tt. Of judges on, apparatus.
c'2' I,N trkk. S"'"'' Ts S-~od3m
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/ have analyzed the wHIsKEY known under The
brand of 60 SELECT" controlled by Messrs. WAL.
TER d. BLArR Co.. Richmond, Va. and dnd II
FREE FROM FUsIL.oIL and other impurities, and
recommend Its use for medicinal and family pur-
poses. J. B. HCCAw, n. D., late Professor Of
Chemistry, Medical College Of Virginia.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and de-
,,cbltul during the day. At night it was
cooler and partly cloudy.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY: @ A. NJ. As;
ga. ii. As; II NJ, 50; 8 2. NJ, 72; P. NJ.
G. midnight, 90.
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DR.. c. W. BENsoN's Celery and Chamom lie
Pills are prepared expressly to cure sick he ada che
nervous headache, dyspeptc headache, neuralgia.
nervousness, a,d sleeplessness, and will cure any
case. Price so cents. Sold by all druggists in Rich
mond. PURCELL, LADD & Co, Agents.
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y. DIANoRA, WARD, and other CHOICE BRANDS o!
ToBAcCos for sale wholesale and retail ut p. WHIT.
IoCK,s I445 Main street.
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SERGEANT APPoIETED.-Acting Sergeant
John r. Hall was yesterday evening spp,int-
ed sergeant of p6icetor the Second district.
W. NJ. Colgin was appointed policeman in
place of Mr.. Hail, promoted. "~~-
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HuMBUGs.-Mr. Oliver P. Baldwin, one Of
the most popular lecturers known to our
people, will lecture on Thursday evening
next at the lecture-room of the Second Bap.
tist church on" Humbugs; or, Appearances
and Realities ~ s-StE = > 49, s4ft
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BoscHEN BROTHER offer their winter stock OF
Boots, shoes, Trunks, and Vallses at very 10"
prices In order to make room for spring goods.
5O9 and gil BROAD STREET.
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DR.. j. j. CALDWELL. Baltimore, states " have
used LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF largely
In debility, febrile and nervous diseases, and foun
1t ONE of the most reliable nutrient tonics now In
use or to be found In pharmacy.
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ARn BRoxRs.--A eolored boy employed
br Msssess. Christian &, White, grnesrs, Main
between Eighth and Nintb streets, had one
OF his arms broken yesterday morning In
front Of bis employers store pr bsipy rue
sgainss By wagon.
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VEGETiRE.

" EGEIl
PURIFIEs TIE BLOOD, RENOvATEs
AND INvIGORATEs THE
WHOLE SYSTEM.
Its medicinal properties are ALTERATIVE,
TONIC, SOLVENT, aud DIURETIC.
VEGETINE Is made exclusively from the juices
OF carefullyselected barks, roots, and herbs, and
so strongly concentrated that II will effectually
eradicate from the system every taint OF Scrofua,
Scrofulous Humors, Tumors, Cancer, Cancerous
Humor, Erysipelas, Sat-Rheum, Syphtlitlc Dis.
eases, Canker, Faintness at the Stomach, and all
diseases that arise from impure blood sciaics. In
i.mmatory and Chronic Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Geut, and Spinal Complaints can OILY be efectually
cured through tbe blood.
For Ulcers and Eruptive Diseases Of the Skin,
Pustules, Blotches, Boils, letter, scaldhead, and
Ringworm, VEG ETINE has never failed to effect q
permanent cure. s.s.
For Pains in the Back, Kidney Complaints, Drop.
sy, Female Weakness, LeucorrhGa, arising from
internal liberation, and Uterine Diseases and Cen
eral Debility, VEGETINE ac's directly upon the
causes OF these complaints. IT inyigorates and
strengthens the whole system, acts upon the secre-
tive organs, alays Inflammation, cures liberation,
and regulates the bowels.
For Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Habltual Costiveness,
Palpitation Of the Heart, Headache, Piles, Nervous
ness, and General Prostrltion OF The Nervou Sys-
tenn no medicine has given such perfect satisfaction
az ,he VRGETINE. 1t purifles the blood, ceanses
all of the organs and possesses controlling power
over the nervous system. f.a.. 4. /.
The remarkable cures Effected by VKGETINE have
induced many physicians and apotnecaries whom
we know 10 prescribe and use 1t In their own fami-
lies. Fl.
In fact, yEGETINE is the bes. remedy yet dIscov-
cred for The above diseases and Is the only reliable
Blood. Purifier yet placed before the public.
UNQUALIFIED APPRECIATION.
BOSTON, November lS, 1926.
H r. Stecens, EsQ.:
Dear slr,-Durng the past Eve years have bad
ample opportunity TO judge OF tue meIlt OF VICE
TINE. Hy wife has used 1t for complaints attend.
ing lady OF delicate health With more beneficial
results than anything else which she ever lrltd
have given II TO my children unhef almost every
circumstance attending large famiiy, ana atwaye
with marked benefit have taKen " myseI "llh
press my unqualified appreciation OF Jus gooaS
While performins my duties as ponce ouEcsf
I'm this city. l. has been my lot TO Tall Ia WIN akfe1l
deal Of sickness. unhestratlngty recommend VIC.
ETINE. and never knew OF case wseIs o.G hos
nroye ali tpat was claimed for IL. Particularly 10
c. ses Of debilltstsd or impoVerisne0 sLas OF us
blood Its effects are really wonderful ano TOT an
complaints arising from an impure Btaie oi Ius
blood IL 3ppears 10 work like cnarm, anu CC
not believe there are any circumstances under
| which VEGETfgE can be used with injurious re-
suits and 1t will always afford me pleasure 10 give
VsaETISE. w lsl ''' - ~ WILLIAM 3. HILL. !,
A''-"~ s.s. Poltce-stadon 4.
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SUPREME Court OF APPEALS, FRIDAY
Common wealth Us. Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company -four clsesl Partly ar
gned by Henry T. Wickham aud Judge Ro-
bertson for the railroad company, aBd con-
tinued until today.
Cockerie cs. DAle's administrator. Appeal
allowed to decree Of the Circuit Court OF
Fairfax county,
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INSURANCE PAlp.-The Life Insurance
Company of Virginia, headquarters at Pc
tersburg, paid over to Mrs. l.. D. Crenshsw
few days ago $4,000 insurance on her bus.
hands life
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YUxSETERE.

,ypTNEK REDUCTION No
',,r',F-u ~ FURNITURE AND NAT ESs
! ~, LClt.tl,rr suits, S25, $50, 500 IA
:. ,T,,, ".T 80 500. s125 to $500;
p. ,rt.~. 81. 500. $50 /" 800;
,'.,.'..r,>. ST.. $50: :3O i"SSO;
,..t-s., -!2 s2o: s"9,@-Sloo;
H-,r'.- >Y * $50 $50. Washstands from ~
!s1'> ~ IItr,-Au styles and prices fH,sn-
81 slE"--f,G rent r. rths ana prices ;',- i IN
yurT .lylc.: Hair Msttres@ts. Shurh
80" j.nl.i,r,. Pillows and great Vail.
WI ra.f, : ,,,,,.,> a, crra ly reduced prices.
''. ok prrarr purchasing, " cannot DE
- SAMItL ~. HAkWton>
-aN. 40 < Governor street, RiChmond. Va.
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NERVOUS HEADACHE-Dr. BENSoN's Celery
and Chamomfle Pills will cure nervous headache,
sick headache, neuralgia, and uervousn ess. Fifty
cents box. Sold by all druggists. Office LOG
north Eutaw street, Baltimore, Nd.
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SICK HEADACHE.-Dr. BKEsoE's Celery ant
Chamomile Pills invariably cure sick and ner
vous headache. neuralgia, and nervousness. Price
SO cents. Sold by all druggists. Postage free.
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THE REvlvAL.MEETISGs AT CENTENARY
CHURCH The revival-meetings at Centenary
church, in this city, have been attended with
great interest during the present week. A
number of persons have professed conver-
sion, and the religious interest appears to be
steadily increasing. The meetings will be
continued every night during next week.
DR.. Edwards, the pastor, is assisted by
Bishop Doggett and by other ministerial
brelhren
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.,y >Iutk OF FURNITURE lSm
vi .. ,.raratng All the latcS: Styles Tor ksS,
','-..r ,,fi,r. and oiging-IooIn. MaInu, IY!
,..,.. .. j., eaI>, 900 10 $3.50; walnut
~ r,fr tT5 10 500; stained DO. COY 70
.r.r. ,,a,: $25 10 $50; Parlor Suits. *5o
,.aN. ,a3, a11 Wood Chairs; MATTRESSES
:. :. ~ Eri- IHl.ws. and Holsters Utholsttrinf
'h ',,..',.-,r- ,,ooos carefully packed for ship
.'.- '' Tr.r, alera!. Prices low.
.e,"~ ''''" j. ID. GATEWOOD,
g14iyaAl street., between Third ana fourIh.
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