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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-09

IT'S all owing to my nervousness
began William Lockport, as he front-facet
the desk. ~ haven't been able to sleer
over two hours for the last three nights, and
last night j crawled out OF bed at midnight
and thought I'd walk around for awhile"
.'Do you have night-sweats:" asked the
Court. r.
II have 'em awirlly."
- Pain IN the lack!"
Terribly, terribly .....u
And roaring in the ears, rs il YOU heard
the Louisiana Returning Board falling down
stairs ?" t.r ,....4...
81 do have-I dot"
"Your mind is dighty, appetite poor, and
you don't care who is counted out or count
ed in?' ~
"You'ye hit me exactly, Judge. didn't
know you were q doctor" I'D .l1F2
ANY wood-sawyer who chooses to hang
out u sign may be a. DOCTOR" remarked the
Court. 81 do not deal in drugs, but inn
prove my patients by the liit-cure. 1 shall
lift you for sixty days, and the rutabaga soups
and bean pies placed before you up there will
restore your health and beauty by Christ
mas. You went out on the street, started q
row, disturbed the peace, and / can have no
mercy on YOU" t '@#'-t -
want to be bailed out" protested Will
liam. E' IL .rl@ ... .gs-1
sour bailing apparatus is out OF order,
and you might as we'll sit down on the
bench in there. Look out for tacks as you
drop down." '' ..r.f
He wouldn't 90 in till Bijah got his crap
piing-hooEs fast in his collar anu then lie
tried as hard as he could to sit down. He
vowed he would bite the man who tried to
load him into the Black Maria, and Biiah
brought out the new twenty-five ounce axe,
pointed to a.nick in the blade, at the, dark
stains all over it, and, holding it close to the
cell-door, whispered:g
Ike was man about your Slze, GatS
And when pulled him In II
He said he'd be the death Of me,
For he was full Of sin. i,1 ~
Blu: he wriggIed 10 the aoor,
And put his teeth into my leg S.s+
Youth never see him mere. - =. 8
The stranger with one eye was highly de-
lighted with tho prompt disposal OF the
case, and lifting himself up he cheerfully
remarked: sSi5tl 80. I. 2s.tsit. 9 IS
"That's it, Squire. Knock him senseless
the first time! .fElt.st8 csttss
He was ordered to telescope himself and
wait for later returns, and he fell back as il
utterly exhausted. Detroit Free Press.
Signor and Signorina Han d. Organini
have returned from an extended musical
tour, and engaged apartments in Baxter
street. They will renew their charming
Conversations at intervals during the win.
ter season. - heu York commercial.
Enter visitor. Speaks "a The electoral
COLI Bang bang enter coroner. Same
Old verdict. No. 2,s2G. ~ leveta,gs Leader
The title of the next President, Ii The
wrong man gets in, is to be the newspaper,
have agFee0 his Frauda!ency, Returning
Board Hayes. '
" i,y longer hesitate, young man You,
ices 81 wedding q girl with Glass ey,
81 arc Only one In eight thousaad. s Statistie
show 4. orcesser Press. 4
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DHILAD ELP H la RICH &fE#S
SHIP :rLINE--EOKr PHILADELPHIA Pk0NI-
DENCE, BOSTON:AND ALL NEW ENGLAN AND
notice tie steamers of this line will make
THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY, and Rtehmond
ere,TIJESDAY, FRIDAY, andSATURDAY,ce n-
Meeting at Providence With Boston ana Proyldence
railroad for Boston, and by our Fan hiyer nne Ior
the same city pid Cape Cod, Ruding no oio CosenS
depot anu "'o'u : Nv. L. PORTER, Agent, q
s. ja"t' SO 1925 Dock street. Richmond.
7EftS 4. ~. WILLIAM r. LYDE g. CO.. q .
General Agents "a
No. II South Nharyes, Philadelphia.
,stitt iSi;J5'Ttl p - d. d. C. MINK, Agent.
nv IT ;.:f:3 No. 90 Devonshire street. Boston. y
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AUCTYON sALEs-Future Dmya.
by Richardson q Co.. q
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
ia MAR street, g

| UCFION SALES-EutuFe DMya
by Richardson e Co.. 3ss
/ Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers.
| liz afain street,
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO,
TWo;ST0RY FIR nfE DWELLINGS ON TIE
OF BROOK AVENUE, By AuCTI0N.-By yirtue
Richmond entered q. The dsy Of june ane 1885,
IN the suit Of ~ AXE md yifs CO. Bayiey. &c, we,
TUESDAY the i2t day d D e as fs7s az
Ssk f e. and IM kors 81 et AK ssa6 ~
South side d Gmhnsanc street .nca, Smith street.
west OF Brook avenue, containing four rooms and
TERMS: One fourth, cash; balance in six, twelve,
and eighteen moaths, negotiable notes given for The
saned uht IN he Whole paid and
a conveyance ordered ~ the court.
~ !yuIEE i: ah; HoLBxDAY.
RICHARDSON e., Au sRlesas, sonnssl0n ael
e2itT..E 10 ByR;charason &SCo.oa5H egs<I
~. RealEstate Agents and Auctioneers,,sEl
1113 Main street. ,.f,,-r
VALUABLE BRICK UNWILLING ON
Y ELEVENTH STREET BETWEEN MAR
SHALL AND CLAY FOR SALE BY AUCTION
we shah sell By auction on shspseHses on 90N-
that attractive wellbuilt and conveniently arranged
BRICK DWELLING No. 405 Eleventh strect, be.
tween Marshall and Clay streets, with basement and
three stories above containing therein eight large
and two small rooms, with wing In the rear con.
tanning Elk rooms including Kitchen servants, ana
bathroom, with arrangements for hot and cold
water. .s, s.sa s1l,,f t..f leas. ES:.. Ts.s.$t
in neighborllood eq~al to the best; within Aye
minutes walk of Main street; convenient TO- the
market and ali places OF Importance; and possessing
all the attractions and advantages Of frst-class
residence this property cannot fail to be good In
TERMS One fourth cash; balance in six, twelve,
and eighteen months; negotiable notes given for the
deferred pay menss, with Interest added and secured
by decd Of trust. RICHARDSON s. Coz, -
de Ia5H ~ .ssst.4 s.sGatss e Aucttoneers,
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TOR RENT, THAT MOST DESI- "a
II RABLE ENGLISH BASEMENT DWELL-AaaH
ING No. 306 west side of Third street, Candles
Hill new and complete IN all respects. Apply to D
.-r,-.-. ~ ~ j. L.. APPERSON,
de 7-Rt Real Estate Agent.
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DALTI31ORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
FOR THE NORTH AND WEST.

Leave Richmond 1t TAO 4. II. DAILY. making
close connection at Shepherd for the North, and at
Washington for the West, arriving at Philadelphia
at ESQ r. 81. and New York at 10l5 P. II.
;sfr.. t-.s. r,s I.ait l.. N. COLE, 'e.
sf;ss. ,-s..r. .,u... General Ticket Agent.
..r.s. r.t,v. .zi...:.s. j. z. DUEEHART,
.,ri...-,,a.: Southeastern Passenger Agent.
.,,..T THOMAS r. SHARP.
no 90 Master Transportation.
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SEWHNG-MACHINES.

IyREAT IMPROVEMENT In SEWING
W NIACHINES.-"THE LITTLE MONITOR
the ladies' friend uses no shuttle no bobbin no re-
rectly from two whole spools, and has self-resu-
lating tension and self-setting needle.
E-..rst - JOHN Is. CRENSHAW, Agent, 4
2s3m 1873 Main street, Richmond, Va
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FOR RENT.


TOR RENT, THREE-S TORY GA
Il BRICK TENEMENT No. 322 east side ofE::a
Franklin between Third and Fourth Streets with
gas, water, bathroom, and closets. IL.
BRICK TENEMENT on the south side Of Clay
street near Brook avenue, with four rooms kitchen,
&c. ,.1.a---
BRICK TENEMENT No. 202, on the north side
having seven rooms; kitchen with two rooms; gas
and water. - - .
street, with five rooms; kitchen, and wellof excel
lent wafer. \, 90. .
COTTAGE DWELLING No. 7O4 west Marshall
street. with five rooms Kitchen, and well Of good
BRICK DWELLING No 10 east Marshall street,
with six rooms all modern Improvements, stable,
buggy-house, SC. DE-. w.. .. 81; -,.,.,... n
BRICK DWELLING No. 12 east Marshall street,
with nine rooms kitchen, modern improvements,
stable, buggy-hOusc, &C. ..
SMALLER RO USES In other parts Of the city.
--. FRANCIS T. ISBELL.
No. 8 Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.
n n
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By Franc,s T. Isbeil,. :.

by L. LOVELY
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
No, s Eleventh street, betweer Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A TWO
~ STORY FRAME DWELLING AND LOT, NO.
cree Of the 0hsncery Court of the city of Rich
mond, entered on the 18th day or November, 1875,
I will, special commissioner by said decree APP
pointed proceed to sell % public auetton upon the
Der, 1876, at.4 O'Clock p. n, that TWO-STORY
FRAME DWELLING and LoT No. 109 west Du-
val street, between st. James and ST. Peter Streets
and nearly opposite the Mount Zion tcolored)
church. The DWELLING has about seven rooms,
and the LOT fronts 20 feet and runs back 125
feet.
TERMS One fourth in cash, and the residue In
three equal nstalments of six, twelve and eighteen
months, purchaser giving bis negotiable notes with
interest added and the title retained till the whole
purcbase-money Is paid and conveyance ordered
by the court. A. X. COURTNEY,
4! It4.tf Special Commissioner.
FRANCIS r, ISBELL, Auctioneer. de
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-09

On and after TUESDAY. September II, the fast and
ITnjted States mall, viii leave Richmond for the
abovc-irarnea points TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
and SATURDAYS NJ Gls O'Clock a. Nj. sa.l: I'll III
Passengers by this route can view by daylight all
the historical and interesting points and objects on
the James river, Including DUTCH Gar tpassing
town, Hampton Roads, etc. Two hours al Norfolk
before departure Of Baltimore steamers. 49,.
Rare TO Norfolk ~ W
Fare to Norfolk aud return. SO
Through tickets to Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York Mt reduced rates. - +. - = y. ~.
.Tickets for sale on steamers, at CARRIER &C Co.'s
Ticket Agency, Main street and Exchange Hotel and
baggage checked through. Freight received daily for
Boston, Norfolk, aud Portsmouth, ano regular land
lngs on james river, from 4. N. to & p. NJ, al
reasonable rates. - 'Efa#E ~ 'E5A
l.. Is. TATUbI, General Agent.
office COmpany's wharf, Rockets: branch office
mt W. ID. Blair & Co.'s, No. 903 Main street. - .t:
Sc IL s., .r,.r,s, A., 5'sr,;t t..as, .ta.s b..
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|1G AVI Nc ARRANGE ;r7E.r1.sk
IL B6ATinSUBLETT'' to carr
passengers. she will leave Richmo;M every TUES
"WEDNESDAY and. SATURDAY MIGHT, plying
between CedaS soint and this city, Boat DOVER
10 run az E8ssal. W. s sJ5$ 49, - "
Freight and bagssge receised at all hours of the
| day At nay ottses lO1 q Basin bank Z 81. Sc 81
no Is sSEss ~ Al. SURHETT.
fD0eK AND JOBWoRE sNEATIYEX
az EgyTEEs AT THE DIsPArGH PREsTiNG
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RICHMOND. lFRED'c C Po7oMAc r, r. ca :
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT.
- - RICHMOND. December J., 1919. {
OF TRAINS.

On and after MONDAY, December 4tb, trains
wtl run on this road as follows:
7:45 A. ii. leaves the Byrd-Street station daily ley
cept Sunday, connecting with the Bal
-rgsru uniors and Ohio railroad at Shepherd,
c4. i station Baltimore, al s:s5 P. a.. . ssd
Br. .sf.. With New York train due at New
York at 10:15 p. a.; arriving Al:
~. =. ~ Washington OF 1:20 p 81.
$50 P. ~ leaves Byrd-street, station daily, con.
- 80 Meeting q Washington with the Bail.
more and Potomac railroad, arriving
In New York at $3.50 A. II. Through
.s4;g Il. sleeper from Richmond to New York:
$3.50 P. NJ. kcCoIMoDATIoN TRAIN, for
xi3.rt.! function, leaves Brnad-Street station
tSundays excepted.
7:05 A. III. arrives 1t Byrd-Street station daily:
.-i'52i 80 leaves New York at sos the preced-
1880 r N ar cs,s s1 station daily lex
s:4s AM RECONCILIATION TRAIN arrives
II. e,5ili. at Broad Street station Sundays eI-
passenger which win be attached to freight
WEDNESDAY,. and FRIDAY st $40 4. II, ar.
riying at Qnantico at 440 r. II. Returning, win
leave Quanttco on TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY ct 10 A. NJ, arriving at Bsoad-Stret
Through sleepers and coaches run On night train,
between Richmond and New York each why. AZ -
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad-Street station on
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
NIGHTS for all points North and West, and arrive
o. o. MONDAY tQNS-DDA "WEDNESDAY; aud FRIDAY
able articles upon giving notice at depot can obtain
freight at Boulton on preceding evening.
Through bills Of ladiEg and rates given TO all prin.
cipal points North aud West. E. T. D. 3YEES.
General Superintendent
.g-sll- .'4 - Ea..Ii c. A. TAYLOR.
de 2 General Freight and Ticker Agent
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n 't-iOrFfCE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT,
-i-s RICHMOND, VA. November ID, 1915. J
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. u. -
Si5oms1w WINTER ARRANGEsfENT.
IN EFFECT MONDAY, NOVEMBER 90, 1879,
Richmond SUNDAY, WEDNESDAY, ana Ekl-
DAY at 10 a. NJ, and leave Richmond MoSDAi,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIpAY*at 8 +. ~, eonI
neeting at West Point WITH fast and wel-cqlppeed
steamers OF the line, delivering passengers ~, III
baltimore nj A. ~, IN ample tfne TO connect VIII
the rui lines far Phiiadeiphir, New York, Washing
ton, Boston, and all western points, "JiI so
Fare 10 Baltimore..... ~
Pare 10 Baltimore and rcturn .......!. w
Fare TO WdshiDgtou.. .'s'....t-..""" az
Fare to philadelphia. IN
Fare 70 new 1ork....-....- 10 "a
THROUGH PREiGHI TRAINS leave Richmond
SUNDAY, WEDNESDAY. and FRILAi q ~ r z ..
III. ana TUESDAY, ITHuRSDAY, snd SAfn iy
BAY arT7 a. A., and arrive at Richmond DAHL
[eyceot Monday ut a II. II. /, 81. .s-;ss,., !, az,
The LOWEST HATES Careful handling, ana oi',
No Transfers Of freights to or from southern point;
at Richmond. Cars run through from y CT i''D'
Through bills Of ,laIing. with guaranteed ra'es'
issued 10 all northern aBd western points ,or,,
Tickets sold to all northern, eastern, ana Tsso1N
points, and baggage checked through. oo.sN.ir
sFor tickets apply; 1T A. ". Carriers, go Me- ne
street; ae the Exchange Hotel, and company Nv
pot corner Twenty-rhird and Dock streets.
mo 40 500 II. r. D0UGIAS Superintendent
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

Dominion Steamship Company rs tsssz = u
steamship ISAAC BELL, Captain LAWRENCE, will
sail SUNDAY, December 10th, ut II o'clock A. n
Freight received until o'clock Saturday evening.
Through bills Of lading signed and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points norrh1 south,
east, and west; also, to foreign ports H., &..F
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, $12; round-trip tickets,
500. Steerage, Us and %. Es..f .:3- 4.
For freight or passage, apply 70 ,..r
G.. ". ALLEN & CO., Agents.
de9-2t Company's Wharf. Rockets. +;
TOR PHILADELPHIA, PRO %SFR
II VIDENCE, AND BOSTON, 1s8asssas
Steamer FANITA, Captain HOWE. Will receive
freight for the above ports till SATURDAY the 9th
instant ut 5 O'Clock.
- - W.P. PORTER, Agent.
de 9-lt -.- - No. 2425 Dock street.
1916. .-..-t G=it. as.a -.IS1o.s
JAMES RIVER sTEAMBOATssfIsEM1
- COMPANY. -, szisdzzuSszA&a
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TOR RENT, SEVERAL OF THOSE g.
n TENEMENTS In Jones's Row; each con- MI
taiis seven rooms, with detached kitchen with four
rooms; bathroom. Latrobe stove, and other con-
veniences. Rent only 5000 per annum. .,.#
FOR RENT, 302 west Grace street, containing six
and IS now being put In thorough order. Possession
Fo sofi 1SS sfes sfSS *
rooms; gas water, culverts, &c. Rent, only $3.50
Pr FOR -5isn RENT, BRICK TENEMENT on Broad near
Twenty-seventh street, containing six rooms, with
gas, water, &C., in the occupancy of Mr.. S. 5.
f FJ a" R fsSE Bk II dhSS g sfs
between Ninth and Tenth streets, containing about
T FoR RST &c. Ni Kgnt Skf
Broad near Twenty-second mo: 22l1l containing
about seven rooms &c. Rent only S2l per annnm
OH Broad near Foushec street mo. 81; six rooms,
A Fox R Re faG TK re TESEs1ENT Of
Mayo and Broad streets; six rooms, &c. Rent, only
'i FOR Il RENT, large BRICK HOUSE corner OF
about fifteen rooms; detached Kitchen: well Of
water gas, and about a half-acrc garden. Rentvery
i have HOUSES in all sections of the city, contain
Ing every convenience at all pricsSp and greay re-
de7-3t 1901 .'Jt't ~ =. = LL -
COR RENT, DWELLING No. 500 an
a north Fifth street. with seven rooms, andas:I
FOR RENT, SUBURBAN RESIDENCE, with
four acres of land, Main street about half mile
above the city limits. The house has six rooms, and
there are the usual out-houses on the place.
FOR RENT, DWELLING on Catharine street be-
tween Henry and Smith, with six rooms. Rent very
FOR RENT, DWELLING No 1o5 west Leigh
street, with ten rooms; III good order and very
FOR RENT. DWELLING No. l3 west Cary
street, with four large rooms and two small ones.
The house and lot are attractive, and the neighbour
hood unSIIrp1SSeO.' .g.Ss,.t' al O.
FOR RENT, DWELLING No. 10 north Third
street, between Broad and Marshall; with six rooms,
:'T de f 7-eodsi Apply y GRUBBs & WILLIAMS
EOR RENT, A HOUSE AND AMs
IiT EN-ACRE LOT very near Fulton Baptist k4al
church, recently occupied by sMr. Turner: Tile
land is enclosed and very RICH To perfectly reli-
able person tho place VIII be rented very cheap.
AsPty n3A liz i5bsMM ain Street
FACTORIES, DWELLINGS, AND "a
a. FARMS FOR RENT by ,DM-1 - .i'G Iii
de 4-lw Ills Main street. -
EVY'S' HALL FOR RENT.-TheEs
1lfnest and best-arranged dancing-han in Eel
the city,. Dressing and supper-rooms convenient
to the hall. Apply ut our office >. : - y!
Our LoDGE-R0oM * for rent on TUESDAY,
FRIDAY, and SATURDAY NIGHTS. - s!t'
nv op-Am = .gatcislists,r4 81 .NsifHe8i
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IT'S all owing to my nervousness
began William Lockport, as he front-faced
the desk. ~ haven't been able to sleep
over two hours for the last three nights, and
last night crawled out OF bed at midnight
and thought II walk around for awhile"
"Do you have night-sweats:" asked the
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' LOTT W. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

r OST, on Sunday afternoon, between
1lllUS Cay street and 81. James church. hand
aomely-wrought DRACELET. The finder win be
hbcraly rewarded By leaving It either at this ONCE
or 101t Main street. @ = 1850, Is 81 de6-4t Il
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L1UR KIM, IHUSE IhhCE NE w Ea.5
II TRNEMENTS on the south side Of Frank Iii
lin between Third aud Fourth streets, with thirteen
rooms each besides closets and rear building for
stable and carriagc-house, other purposes. They
are unsurpassed for comfort. convenience, &C., rs
we'll rs location, by any property now offered.
Also, a STORE and DWELLING on the south
side of Marshall between Fifth and Sixth streets,
next west of Mr. r. II. Eletts store, now in process
of building and complete renovation Of the old part
Amply to j. L. APPERSON,
de 5-6t ."-l Real Estate Agent.
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THE INTEREST OF ALL FUEL-CON-
i SCMERS requires them to know the low prices
at which the best EGG. STOVE and NUT ANTHRA-
CITE; SPLINT, GLOVER HILL, and MIDLO-
and the celebrated Notwithstanding, cooking, and
CORD OAK aud PINE WOOD are sold at Ninth
and Cary and Basin bank. Motto: Best fuel at
lowest prices" D. b. WATKINS.
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rKICHMOSp, DIRK RIVER AND CHESPEAkEi
'H's@: I'LL RAILROAD COMPANY, -
= 't-IOFFfCE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT, }
.. RICHMOND. VA. November IL, 1S76. j
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. - liz
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CHARLES PHILIPS,
/. s. TOWER,

J. THOMPSON Brown, Auctioncer.
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A NTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS
IA COAL.-Ben Franklin Red Ash Coal of all
sizes; Reliance and Enterprise White Ash, Egg and
Stove; West Virginia Splnt for CRATES: Clover
Hill Lump: Cumberland for steam and smiths use.
Carbon Hill SOFT COKE. OAK and PINE WOOD.
IT WRIT ROBERTS,
coy,,ee and streets
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o. FOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH,. BAL
.-.EG-. TIbIORE. PHILADELPHIA,
.s. NEW YORK. =, "a.
q AND ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON THE
-, - JAMES RIVER. ~ - = .''
Making close connection nc Nortolk Win the new
and elegant steamer FL0RlDA for BALTl-
M YhEE :'i for 'WSyhsHINGT0N, d. c. - ~,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "a - oF .-,rIv,
RICHARDSON Il CO., Aueiioneers. de

rt3- By R;chart,sos &.Co.1I5 -gSt
RealEstate Agents End Auctioneers,x
~1113 Main street. ,,.f,;yr
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rJ,HE BEST HAIR1ToNIc, the "GLY-
IL CERINEi AND CANTHARIDESn Prepared
only by -,gfg T.,,!.na POLK MAILER, Sc .C0,Tisr
no so ~ - Apotiecaries.
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DROTECTo YOUR ELS T S.-Best
u LAMB'S-WOOL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES =
-l;-gtE O., .hs.aa,f i POLK MILLER q Cos.
EO 80 Apothecaries
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AUSTXfSW SAS.Esass.TIsis Day.
BY e. b. Cook, Auctioneer,
No. 10 Governor street. =
: Ffr 5Ef2
GN-~
ZhkZ.

at janis c. JorrNsoy's stables, corner OF Franklin
and Wall streets, Richmond, Va. For further par
ticnlars catalogues The stock can be seen, ex-
amined, and driven up to sale. IS
dr. g, ~ ~ -sssiEi .Eg va III. BURGDORF u Gu.
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EOR RENT, A HOUSE AND ACES
T1iTEN-ACRE LOT. very near Fulton Baptist III
church, recently occupied by Mr.. Turner. Tile
land is enclosed and very rich. To perfectly reli-
able person tho place wii0be rented very cheap.
Apply toox,n.q,, n A. & Z; GSIHEhIY p,ls
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Wy longer hesitate, young man u Your
sseancea 81 wedding q girl with glass eve
arc osiy one In eight thonsaad. Statistics
ow IT. Worcester Press. $500
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-10
Mndarn WOIn en-.

1t is sad commentary upon our boasted
civilization that he women OF our time have
de6 enerated in health and physique until they
are Ii orally race Of invaliis-paie, nervous,
feeble, back -achy. with only here and there
few noble exceptions in the persons OF the ro-
bust, buxom ladies characteristic OF the sex In
days gone by. By verv large experience
covering a period of years, and embracing the
treatment Of many thousands Of cases OF those
ailments peculiar to Women, DIR. Pierce, OF
the " orlds Dispensary, Buffalo. New York,
has perfected, by the combination OF certain
vegetable extracts a natural specific, whlcn
he dues not extol as a ureall, but one which
admirable fulhlls a sngleness of purpose, be-
lug a most positive anu reliable remedy lor
those weaknesses and complaints that afhlct
the women Of the present day. This natural
specific compound is cailei DR.. Pierce,s favor-
lte prescrl ption. The following 20 among
those diseases In which this wonderiui meui-
cine has worked cures as if by magic anu with
a certainty never before attained by any med
Icines: Weak back, nervous ami general de-
bility, falling and other disp acements OF IN
Cernal organs resulting from debility and lack
oil strength in natural supports. internal lever,
congestion, inflammation and ulcei atlon and
yeiy many other chronic diseases incident Co
women not proper TO mention here, IN Wnlch,
AS well as IN the cases that have been enume-
rated the FaVorite Prescription effects cures
the marvel OF the worltt IL will not do harm
e., any state or condition of the system, and by
lopGlng its use the invalid lady may avoid
hat seyerest of OTdeals-tl6 con -ultng OF
family physician. Favorite Prescription /:
suld by dealers in medicine generally.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-10
Travellers Official Guido.

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