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A FRIENDLESS WAIF.

Mrs. Ellen WEIGH, poor woman Of large family,
living at No 3sj East 1l7th street, delivered to the
police authorities yesterday Maggie Malone child OF
three years, who had been left with her four months
ago. Mrs Welch stated that the chld's mother came
to her house about the time mentioned and asked her
10 care or the little one for few days, she was
going away. Mrs. Wclch complied and has since
Lcafd no tdings oil the mother Not beng able to
Keep the wall any longer she desired the police 10
care Tor her The child placed In the lost chlldrcns
apartment and viii be sent to of the institutions.
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LOUISIANA.
THE ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLAR
DRIBK-wHAT MR.. LEvIsEE sAYs-uE SAYS
THE ofFER WAS MADE.

THE ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLAR
DR1BE-wHAT MR.. LEv1sEE sAys-uE SAYS
THE ofrER WAS MADE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. I, 1876.
II appears that Levisee, ono Of the Hayes electors
certainly stated 10 kellogg and others that
offers have been made bribo him TO for Tidcn;
but he could not induced name the parties The
general impression is that either his party
testing him or that he anxious
to illustrate the strength OF his devotion TO prn
cipcs. The democratic committee profess perfect ig.
norance OF the matter, and say they have money
TO meet their expenses, instead OF being able
10 oler 800 900 for The fact is, absurd
rumors Of a large sum Of money sent here tor tins
purpose have been floating around Tor fortnight mi
Of which found upon investigation, 10 be utterly
void OF foundation.
Mr.. Levlsce hunted up this evening. whom, on
being qucs, toned, he asked whether your corrcspon-
dent newspaper man, and, on receiving an
Affirmative reply, sad that he could answer no qucs.
tons about the offered brbc. liz persisted In his
first assertion that tho offer had been made but
fused give any Levisco is tho same person
who in his testimony before the late Congressional
committee sent TO LOUISIANA testified that he was
not elected, but that he counted in and he took
his scnt in tho Legislature under the of the
Board. All the visitors left to-day The promulga-
tion Of the returns OF Orleans city and parish have
been delayed until tomorrow. The newly elected
officials will probably be installed on Monday next
VIEWS OF GOVERNOR HENDRICKS.
ACTION OF THE LOUISIANA, FLORIDA AND
SOUTH CAROLINA CANvAssERs ILLEGAL AND
uSJusT--coNoREss TO JUDGE THE ELEcro-
RAJ voTE-oRAvIrY or THE CRISIS.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec I, 1876
The Journa, 10 day publishes an inorvcw with Gov
ernor Hendricks the situation. He thinks the &C.
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PAYING PENSIONS.

Nearly 1000 pensioners received their quarterly al
lowancc yesterday from Colonel Frank y. Howe, tue
United States Pension Agent, in sums ranging from
IS TO S72 Old and young, halt and lame, seeing and
blind, wore among the number.
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VOICE OF A PATRIOTIC WOMAN.


To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
"Only woman, /" but thorough American patriot,
wishes to know Why amidst all this turmoil, United
States bonds and securities arc disturbed in Eu
rope? Please cnlghten If possible.
You right, you always are, in reference to
GRANTS motive for assumption Of power Keep your
ewes on him. He would muzze you. / have read
HERALD for years but before have searched
It's columns anxiousy now, ior the liberty
OF our beloved land is at stake, and a band
OF patrioc mothers pray daily, hourly and nightly Tor
its salvation. ANXIOUS hearts and seeplcss eyes are
portion now, but the Aim ghty God, IN whom we
put trust will never, never allow the heel Of an
usurper oppressor TO bc planted upon the necks Of
born people our education would never, frce
men, submit 10 It
God bless aud keep beloved lard and the choic-
blessings OF our Father above rest you and all
other brave who not afraid 10 publish the
truth. Respectfully yours, A. NJ.
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lpY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. I

[BY TELuGRApH TO THE HERALD.l
TALLAHASSEE, Dec. I, 1876.
Tho departure OF tho visiting statesmen has left
aching VOID" this city. Tho excitement which
their presence contributed much sustain has
denly died out and The usual quiet rcigns.
fhe Canvassing Board continues session and has
not yet completed work. local hope indug ged
in here that they may reconsider the county
Governor, Gc., aud render /. less difficult to change
result which 1t Ia charged is tainted with fraud and
perjury
cocKEs REASONS DISSENT.
Attorney General Cooke asked to-day for his
reasons for dissenting from the decision
OF his fellow members. and he said his
reasons up to this, had been given
his protest. and that the nna result is OBJ
tanned, the Board shall have concluded
its duties canvassing board, he will review their
action and not very lenently He does not hesitate
to denouncc the whole proceedings as fraudulent and
based upon forged returns and perjury, and is very
certain that 1t be shown to the Congressional Com
mttee that the decisions OF the Board "a majority OF i
arc not sustained even by the ''dociored' returns.
EXPECTED ACTION COMMITTEE
The committee OF Congress is expected here to-mor-
evening, and 1t is hoped that they will, after
ganizng send subcommtees to those portions OF the
State whore It is charged the grossest frauds were
committed. Thus only they, 1t Is thought, OBJ
tain a perfect knowledge Of the modus operdnG by
which returns werc forged ballot boxes stuffed
and the innumerable crimes against the franchise,
charged, committed 1t is said foa-
ture to be Investigated here by the committee will
be the conduct OF certain army officer who charged
with having gone into a county where numerous am
needed and aided by his presence and his
soldiers in obtaining tho needed testimony. the
grocs being given to understand that the soldiers
sent 10 superintend this mode Of protecting the
ballot box great deal of interest Is
felt here this investigation, and II Is hoped that ths
General in command will be called to testify to the
orders given this officer who present at the time
the alldavits made by horde ofnegrocs not
Of whom could write
The coming OF this committee Is looked for most
anxiousy that thoroughly searching investigation
may be instituted, and is promised that such disco
sures will be made as will astound the country.
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FLORIDA.

THE ELECTION EXCITEMENT sUBsIDINo-DEMo-
Gratis ANxIoUsLY LOOKING FOR THE con-
GIEssIoNAL INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE
THxr OF ATTORNEY GENERAL cocKx's PRO-
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ANOTHER INELIGIBLE ELECTOR.

MILWAUKEE, WIS, Dec. !, 1876.
1t has transpred that d. L. Downs, one OF the re-
publican electors Of this State, Is examining sur
gcon of the Pension Bureau. The democrats claim
that he is, therefore, ineligible. The republicans,
the other hand argue that the position sur
gcon not office within the meaning OF the constl
tuition.
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NEW YORK.
OFFICIAL CANVASS OF THE VOTES yoR STATE
OFFICERS.

OFFICERS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ALBANY, Dec. T. 1875
The OF the votes for State officials was con-
cluded yesterday. The Secretary Of State, Mr. John
Bigelow, Attorney General Fairchild and state Trea
Ross alone present. Comptroller Robinson,
Governor elect remaining away account OF his own
interest in the count and Mr.. Van Burcn, State Eng-
neer being still sick at his home Staten Island The
following is the official report far as the leading
candidates are concerned
FOR GOVERNOR.
Robinson, democrat, 5l9. .S3l; Morgan republican,
4S9312; temperance 3. 3.4l2 greenback, ,436
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
Dorsheimer. democrat, 5lS 7d9 Rogers, repuh.
lican. 490075; temperance, 3346; greenback, Loeb
CANAL COMMISSIONER
Ogden, democrat, 5lSSy1; Spencer, republican,
4S9 953; temperance, 3, .S4; grecnback, 971.
II will be that Robinson runs over ], 900
ahead of Dorsheimer
CoMPTRoLLsR
II is stated here tonight on very excellent authority
that Il. X. Apgar, at present Deputy Secretary of
oil state appointed state Comptroller tor the
residue OF Comptroller Robinson's term. Mr. Apgar
although "A young man, has had good deal OF cxpc-
rencc in the State finances Deputy Treasurer undcr
Mr.. Raincs
ANIMAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Comptroller Robnson's report has been concluded,
except The schedules, but Will not be given 10
the public before the meeting oil the Legislature.
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meaning OF the statute under which the Board was /
appointed Respectfully submitted
WILLIAM ARCHER COOKE.
Attorney General State OF Florida er-o0eio Mem
ber OF the State canvassng Board Of tho Stale OF
Florida.
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ENGLISH PKFCEDENT AFPLICABLE 10 THE CAsf
To rHx EDITOR op THK HERALD
1 see by the HERALD that Mr. William Beach Law
supports the adopted by the Governor OF
Oregon IN issuing certificate 10 Cronn. the highest
rdcn ciccior place OF Watts tho republican post
MASTER on the ground that II Is In accordance with
English law and precedent
Mr. Lawrence Is wrong At the general election
held in England in 1865, Mr. Forsyth, tho present
member for Marylcbonc, elected member Tor Cam
bridge. hts election pctiiioncd against on The
ground that he ineligible In consequence OF holding
an office and profit under The crown hc benz 1T
The time Of his election counsel TO the India Board.
Ais seat also claimed Dy the candidate receiving
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-21
By F. j. Sampson ",
successor TO Sims & Sampson),
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
No. Cpl Hull street, Manchester, Va.

N
TRUSTEES, SALE OF TRULY VAL
j LIABLE REAL AND PERSONAL PROPER
TY IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. ABOUT
SEVEN MILES FROM MANCHESTER, NEAR
THE GOVERNMENT QUARRY, ON THE RiCH-
MOND AND DANVILLE RAIL ROAD:-By virtue
of two deeds of trust from John II. Burton and
Watt Jr.. dated March 8, 1874, and the other from
same to F. NJ. Conner, trustee fer Charles W 'Tur,
uer, dated 18th May, lS76-both OF which said
deeds are duly Of record In the clerks once OF the
public auction, on the premises being required SO to
do by the benefciaries in said deeds of trust, on
THURSDAY, September 2Sth, ut O'Clock 7. NJ.
if fair: If not the first fair day thereafter that
VERY VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND on which
a fala S0fh s. aNp Sn TEN IcREs, with good
DWELLING and all necessary out.houses thereon
usually found on Virginia farm, with large orchard
and7 well wooded and watered. We viii also sell
at the same time and place one other Small NAL.
TY.FTVE ACRES, all In woods and pines, about
five miles distant, near Mr. Ananias Hancocks, on
the Providence road, in said county OF Chesterfield
The first tract Is the celebrated Rattlesnake Spring
farm, on the River road, and Is considered good
Al the same time and place we will sel if neces-
sary for the purposes of said trusts, two valuable
plantation MILES. ca,.s.:5.,t.ga
Persons desiring further information in regard to
the property will please call on Mr. y. Sampson at
ter Va, who will take pleasure In showing this yalu
able and conveniently located property. ~ -
The terms Of the deeds require cash. but more lib
eral terms will be announced at tile hour of sale
y 'AS r - ~ - HENRY HuDNALL,7
.,it s: s Trustee for George Watt, DR.;
f. M. CONNER, -a-<
els Trustee for c. w. Turner.
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By Goddin, Warren 6 Co., !.
'2it Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
IT.. 'FtG,t;tl No. 1106 Main street. s''

TRUsTEE's SALE OF A FRAMED
i, HOUSE AND LOT AT THE CORNER OF
@ AND THIRTY-F0URIH STREETS AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.-By virtue of q deed OF
trust from Thomas S. Arinistead, trustee for Annie
NJ Armistead, to the undersigned, trustee, dated 18th
Office of Henrico Comfy Court, and being required
so to do by the beneficiary, will proceed to sell al
public auction, on the premises, on MONDAY the
the HOUSE AND LOT located as above described
The house has five or six rooms. The lot contains
z TERMS !: Accommodating, and made known al
sale.si 2..E r. ;, WILLIAM WILLIS, JR.,
:, se IA +, .l-.s.gr :. Trustee.
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RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD CoMP,Y, {,
- sEf4} RICHMOND, VA, August 4, 1879.
%tCurrTSryT' u at, TIT, Ar-yYc m, II NO IJr

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. TAKING EFF.
6, 1976.-TRA1N No. 1.-XEw
Richmond l m at ITO F. Il: leaves Temahasi a Els
p. M; leaves Chuia at 254 r. NJ leaves Bwkeyille
at S:54 2. NJ: leaves Clover ut 5:55 2. H.; leares
leaves Danaea sapier 1 as 500 s1 ave-
DanyfIle at $40 P. n. leaves Greensboro at 1925
P. NJ; leaves ThomasviIle at l1:2l =. b.; leaves
4. al Charlotte ss a sas IT'S trn
stops only at stationsnamed above.
TRAIN No. 2-NEy ORLEANS i AND NEW YoaS
AIRLINE Junction ut 2:4o a. NJ; leaves China
Grove at 8:58A. Nc leaves Salisbury at 4:ls 4. n;
sss Th0Rass ys psav y s s,ssn; sss
H.; leaves Wolf-I At Oss a. si. leaves Burke.
re "a at Rehmond at sic This train stops
only at stations named above .Gf
TRAIN No. t3--THRoyGHt MAIL-NET YORK
leaves BarkesiIIe az AM: leaves Dundee (dlnnerl
Greensboro al 1855 r. &; leaves Salisbury al 7:el
STOPS at All stations. -.
TRAIN No. 4-SAyAyNAH AND NEW i0Rk,
Eastward-Leayes Charlotte at 5:55 A. NJ; lsaYs
at $50 A. Ne; leaves Greensboro at 1858 ?. N;
Eas r. NJ leaves BuIksyi!Ie a. s:5s + M;a
I :. TEAM No. 5rrLYseHpuRa AcSoNMoDAIloy,
Westward- Leaves u lclmopd at l0:l5 A. b.; arrtvS s
ut Burkevtlle at i:4OR. Nj; leaves BurKeTnlc ass
P. NJ; arrives ut Lynchburg ut $40 Z. NJ
TRAIN No. 6.-LYEcHBURG AccoMMoDAiloS,
Eastward-Leaves Burkeville at 5:10 A. ~; arrives
at Richmond ut $40 4. M. y q
TRAIN No. 7.-LoCAL BURKEvILLB ACC0AAo.
DATIoN daily except Saturday. WestNard.i;&e.,,sa
Richmond at y. H.: arrives ut BurkeYlle 81 laao
A. NJ. ,o,,
TRAIN No. I0.--LocAL BunKEyLLE AccoS'
NOTATION, Eastward-Leayes Burkeyfile ~ IA
M :, arrives aS Richmond nc z. NJ.
Trains Nos, 8 and connect at Richmond Wiz VIC
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. IN,
Trains Nos. 8 and connect at Greensboro ni1u
trains to and from Raleigh and GOldsboro. ,,,.
The. through trains connect at Richmond VIVA
trains on the Richmond, Fredericksburg and foW
mac railroad to and from Washington, Baiuinoie'
Philadelphia and New York. 81 Ia,
Trains Nos. j and 8 connect at CnasoIG VIZ VII
trains on the Atlanta and Richmond Air-Lne las
road to and from Green vile, Atlanta, Montgome!
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans, and al sontnSeA"
Trains Nos. and connect with the Charlotte
Colunb!at and Augusta railroad for Columbia Az "
fgusta, Charleston, Savannah, Tallahassee, ana On
Traia No. connects At Burkeyille with the Attain
tic; Nississippl snd Ohio railroad from Lyncnpofs
Chattanooga, and all southwestern points, -
= T.c{sefs sold 70 an southern and Southwestern
points and baggage chepRed through.
UDbroken gauge from R1chmoud 10 New oLlsssass,
Pullman Palace sleeping -c2r5 run through pssaesu
Richmond and Atlanta.
LocaItickets are good only for aeontinaous passss
to the p9inis named on the uSke A TacTT s
-. = ~. .ita;Ei General snperinteo Isst
JOHN r. MAclluRpO. General Passenger Asoa''
sn $50 ~
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
STARKE G RYLAND, BOOKSELLERS,
9l3MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
offer to the Colleges Academies, Public and Private
Schools of Virginia and the adjacent States one OF
the largest and bcst-assorted stocks OF
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE TEXTBOOKS
AND SCHOOL AND OFFICE STATIONERY
to be found in the South, embracing Textbooks IN
Latiu, Greek French German, Spanish, Italian, and
all the English branches together with Papers, INKS
States; Shareholders, Exercise-Books' Pens, ZEN
ellis, Crayons, Book-Covers, &c.
;Our new Educational Catalogue of all the School
Books used in the country is now ready, and VIII be
sent By mail fpost-paid) on application.
Orders promptly and carefully filled, and best dis
counts allowed Address
STARKE & RYLAND, Booksellers
Sc 14-2w 9l3 Main street, Richmond, va.
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<s.,1i BY w. Goddin, Is
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
s corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION oFt THREE VERY
y BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON. NAVY HILL, ON
THE EAST OF FOURTH BETWEEN DUyAI
AND BAKER STREETS.-Will be sold ut auction,
1875, at O'Clock P. NJ, SEVEGTY-FIYE FEET
OF BEAUTIFUL GROUND located as above, rum
nne back l22 feet to an alley, to- be divided into
three lots of 25 feet EACH. On this land there are
several fine frit-trees. These lots are amongst the
most beautiful on Navy Hill. - -
TERMS: At sale. 2. 90 - = w. GODDlN,
az 10 ..,,f Auctioneer.
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DALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Fo. the NORTH AND WEST.

Leave Riehmond ats A, NJ, $50 P. b., and ~ r
potomac boats connects at Shepherd With through
sleepers Tor New York. - i. .,r.
8 "a. IL daily Except Sundays), making close con.
necfions at Shepherd for the northwest,
pm. - ~ 80 s. II. d.. COLE,
- 80 General Ttcket Agent
ssEbs3 5sSs- 90. et;f4 fztFE Al s. WHALISG,
fssg Southeastern Passenger ASen.
r5, u 1T X. SHARP,
iye Mister Of TransporAtio1.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-21
By j. L. Apperson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1O1R Main Sfreef

.TyRUSTEES SALE OF TEN LOTS II
TiONL WITH WELL-BUiLT, CONVENIENTLY
ARRANGED FRAMED DWELLING, &c, a.
sesl dated SIX c1 g
Henrico County Court, in D. b. 81, p: 22ia an;
being thereto required BY the VIII se
day fheseafser the aSoye;described real estate q
rad. eight miles from Richmond. The DWELL
ING contains seven rooms and two closets, and con
nected with the kitchen Of two rooms by covered
nOrch and convenient store-room. Fine garden
With best variety of fruits. Yard ornamented will
flowers and shrubs. Well Of cool, pure water. Eigh
trains pass daily to and from Rich mend ~
BIDDERS can 80 up By the $50 60 E n train iron
se 81 So. Ao III IIPPE Sise 4uctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUABLI
TY, W.VA:-1n pursuance of trust-deed executes
By Samuel w. Anderson to me, as trustee, bearinl
date 9TH dayo December, 1878, and duly record
pubic ason On MONDAY the "a a dag
thecourt- house of Pocahontas county, to the high
est bidder, that very valuable and attractive BODY
2E kANp CONTAINING II the TWENTx
ACRES, and known as Lots Nos. Q, 8, 8, 10, and II
In survey Of George Baxter Of September, 1878
and Is the same land which sonxeysd to- e sal
cember, 1873, to which reference Is made for mete
and bounds.
The well established reputation Of Pocahonta
lands for fertility and grazing purposes should max
this tract very desirable to persons seeking lands II
this section. :. = 500
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance On very rea
sonsble time. 4rI.s ,fgss4i, -Ss54f Fss.{t u
For further information, inquire Of WILLIAM
CURRY, clerk Pocahontas county. -
I: sc SPOT 80 - ss..,f,-t.5 Trustee.
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TlORt SALE PRIVATELY, BRICkaa
r. ,snWETIING No. 701 east Clay, southeas E:a
corner Seventh; with eight rooms modern =;
ments: kitchen with three rooms. FMS propeIt5 .
TgRMs: Three months to five years, II desired.
Apply TO III. MERCER corner SeSe3tnn nnn Ssfa'
Wsa1eR q, No. 1915 Main street.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.


EOR NEW YORK.--The Old 1%EFS
Il Dominion Steamship .Comlany'ss
FRIDAY, September 22d, At O'clock A. NJ -,
T fssnh leSiisee s adng signed
warded with disratch to all points north, soath
east sea oa9
$50. steerage, Sc and IS. . '.'''''t..'', -"
For freight or pas:s#ss' 1 sR1l{E f co. AGENTS
. sc ct Company's Wharf. Rockets.
l77B. !. 9.;-1F4EI,t., ~ 1876.
JAMES RIVER STEAMB0ATsi@M.J
- COMPANY. 81, SsfIaEasiS1k
FOR S T}s0RE P R3ngfMGYTEH; BAL
AND ALL R REG u x J L 3NiH on THE
h' : .tss1 JAMES RIVER. =.
Making close connection at Norfolk with the new
and elegant steamer FLORIDA for BATTLE
LAKE for WAsHNGToN,D .. &C.
eeg lex u steamer team JOIN YTeEsTEE, carrying TIC
United States mail will leaye Richm3na for IN t9e
and saTURDR eS 81 oeiock 4. NJ.
Passengers by this route can view BY daylight al
the historical and interesting points and objects or
through the same, rtdcaaons, batte-delds James
town, Hampton Roads, etc. Two hours at Norfoll
before departure Of Baltimore steamers. :. -
Fare to Norfolk. ~ gI
Fare to Norfolk and return. oG
Through tickets to Baltimore, Philadelphia, ant
New York at reduced rates. f'3#
Ticket Agency, Main street, and Exchange Hotel, and
baggage checked through Freight rec.ived daily for
Boston, Norfolk and Portsmouth, ana regular lana.
ings on James river, from A. M to 8 p. M, al
Freight for wsy-landines must be prepaid.
80 i. b. TATUM, General Agent. (
Office: Compa1ly's wharf, Rockets; branch Office
at W. b. Blair & Co.'s, No. 803 Mamstre !
< Sc IL tses.-., fss,,T.rs.y g 'Ftt,.E7sEe !.
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E#Er, : =; I !, yYI.JtIufINsTs 4 lEe.s

DRUGS > xsss 9 e
fI,HE GREA'r REM s5
in. p,sf.sssrX Tyr,s Yrs IS.
- ANrI.DYsPEfsgIc DRePs g. stsasf sg
nm working wendeFs NJ cases y a'5sssk
f1CKHEADaGHE, 7.fs sS 5. flss
INDIGESTION, 50 $50 iss 81
ses sS~fGNeYifATfessE
X HEE0RRHoIDs and
~ s,s3f NERVOUS DEBILITY,
arising trom DYspErsfA,b yestoring the stomach
ID fts normal condition aud keepips the Doves
Price rs rs sSsa sTilai asasae.arer
rs SEQ :Msin, street Richmond. Va: :
pEPsINEs PORCH lEnglish)
II BoUDArT,s pEPslN. Stts:]F IS
scHEFFERs sAecHARATED' PEPsIN,
|qass HAwLEY,S AMERICAN PEPsIE, ,;t'3.;t
e. LIQUID PEPsINs 81 z 7; ig,t II
AROMATIC LIQUID PEPsIN, g,
| WINE or, FEpsrN,
LAcTopEPTINE, &C., s q s ] ...,
sSE sale y corner Srssa aud a.nsS
81 Il MEADEa& BAKERS: 8 s, =, So, :
k ~ q. md II, ro1Inr sros RH =;
for BED sOkES;
fer TRAY L1nffSs ,rr,Jr ,,r
i PIJRE for INEANIS AohaGA
RTJBBER BED-PANS for lEyALlDSi. Ast
EN(SLISH TOILET CARBOLiC suAf,
i TACKERStTAR SOAP; t.i -, .titt
lGHREEE MoiiNTNiN $40
4 HiNRODS ASTHMA REMEDY;ti % .f 4
/ CUTLER'S POCKET lNHAnEE. e. g 4, 49,
4 IMPROVED STEAM ATOMtSEkS; g 49,
| IWpORTED OLOGNE-WATERs & zsss = ~
COLOGNE-SPRAY ATOMIZERSi ,,,
| ELASTIC STOCKINGS for WEAK JOINTS; 1.
] ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS; -, ,,,r,,
| CHOCOLATE with EXTRACT OF BEEF:
I VALENTINES MEAT-JUtCEandG LfCERiNEi
and ali new preparations sold by s.:5.'s,.. l.i
! - ' - - MEADE & BAKER, Pharmacists,
onos ~, $500 II 9l9 Main street.
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CARPETS, rugs, MATS, dc
WATCHES, JEwELRY. dc.

. 900 DWT. OPERA, GUARD, IL
C,OOO VEST, and NECK CHAINS, Of gS91
the most beautiful designs, and best quality ssN&
THYST, incrusted with diamond, in IA and l8
carat gold rings; Cameo, Bookstore, and other
Rings; elegant Solitaire and Cluster-Diamond
Rings; Gold Watches to suit everybody at lower
prices than ever, at S. A. WINSTOCK'S, Il
au 30-1m- = No. II Fourteenth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-21

GCHOLARS, PARENTS,
AND TEACHERS
arc reminded that they can buy at 1878 Main strees
at the lowest possible prices all the BOOKS used IN
the public and private schools. Many hundred Sec
ond-hand copies are offered at about half price.
OLD BOOKS taken in exchange.
.so1E :: RANDOLPH ENGLISH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-21
,EaT rgrATE At, PRIVATE SALE.

REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATEs Aa.E:
TORsALE OR RENT, THAT MOST@
E s,DEsIRALE PROPERTY KNOW N ". AS -
THE INASaLAaa ss sn Ssst II sSI
ifyation, situated on the railroad near
the first station The DWELLING contains rGen
teen rooms; large yard, ample shade, COCA saroen
TERNs LIBERAL. Possession at once; Apply TO
q = = go. 1i'.s-'.i JOHN G.. WILLIAMS,
~ fl..ysf. 5555,.r, ii5. lat Bank of Commerce.
-, 10 .ots -, ~ - !, NJ c. WILLIAMS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-21

EXCELLENT BRICK DWELLING ON
EiLAUREL BETWEEN CARY At r A alNybr an
BERTRAND STREETS FgR sALEATAus sta',tsss
at & o,ciock p NJ, will sell that good sBklSIh
NO. Ito south LAUREL street. con 40 M
j 81 feet. Rented for $I7 per month to aigood
TRRNs one third cash balance at SIX and twelve
months with six per cent. interest, secured ,oy
trust-deed. EDWAhD Y. GO attora.r
5,se q tij-ss.gr Jsit tt5%St E{s3I X AaCLloIIoe.