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Poisonous Vinegar.
A WARNING TO HOUSEKEEPERS-Look OUT 70
YOUR PICKLES.

A WARNING TO HOUSEKEEPERS-LoOk OUT FOR
YOUR PICKLES.
Our attention has been called to the fact
that annually large quantity Of poisonous
vinegar is consumed in this city. This
being the case, we reproduce the following
from the Scientific american (most excel
lent authority, which substantiates the
theory that such is the case, and will found
OF incaIculable benefit to the housewife: :
" "The Board OF Health OF the District OF Co
lumbia has condemned five carloads OF vine
gar sent there from Chicago on the ground
that it is not genuine article, and is injurious
to health. An analysis OF the so-called vim
egar has been made. 1t appears, according
to the report OF the Board OF Health that
the vinegar contains ST 54-100 grains per
gallon OF anhydrous sulphuric acid COM
bined with lime, to form sulphate OF lime
equivalent to 1T 26-10o grains OF gypsum
per gallon, and besides that five grains
Of free sulphuric acid per gallon. The
Board also report that this sample
was taken from an invoice OF more
than one thousand barrels brought
there to be sold as vinegar, and that
it is likely to find a ready sale on
account Of it's low price. The report con-
cludes as follows: When we think that oil
Of vitrol (sulphuric acid can be bought at
five cents. per pound, and that pound Of
said acid would render barrel OF fluid as
acid as the strongest vinegar the wonder will
cease that it sold cheap. This, therefore, is
fraud upon commerce and dangerous
substitute for vinegar The fraud and
danger are more general than the great
pass of people will readily believe. 1t is
asserted that probably one half the vinegar
sold at city groceries is a rank poison,
with either sulphuric or other Objectionable
acids for its base" .t|1
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LOCAL MATTERS.

MALE ORPHAN. AsYLuM-NEED OF AD-
DIT1oN1L FUNDs.-Owing to the rapid
increase OF the number Of boys in
the asylum the Board of Managers some
months ago instructed the president to
receive no more until the expenses OF
the institution are brought within the
income OF the asylum. 1t has therefore
become the painful duty Of the presi-
dent to reject a number OF applications
lately, some of them most worthy objects
OF charity. This is something new in the
history OF this institution. Never since its
foundation has it heretofore rejected worthy
applicants.
The Board at late meeting directed the
president to employ collector to call upon
the citizens and get subscribers to aid the
institution. Some years ago the citizens
contributed regularly about one thousand
dollars annually to the funds OF the asylum,
in sums usually OF five dollars, which con-
stituted each one so subscribing member
of the Society; but OF late years these sub
scriptions have been neglected-partly be-
cause Of the scarcity OF money among the
people, and partly because there was q gene
raj impression that the Society did not need
money. This was true for while, but now
that the number OF boys has increased be-
yond the means of the Society to support
them, it again becomes necessary to call
upon the public for aid-the more 80 as the
demands upon the Society are greater than
ever, in consequence OF the financial crisis
pervading the whole country.
Formerly number OF. persons in our
city were in the habit Of contributing S25
annually to the Society. 1t is hoped by the
Board that many are still able to subscribe
so literally. AS the winter approaches
there is increasing necessity of opening
again the doors of the asylum to all really
needy and destitute orphans, and Mr.. Will
liam c. Mayo has been appointed to collect
subscriptions from all who are willing to
contribute to charity which commends
itself so forcibly to tie benevolence and
generosity OF this community.
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PERsoNAL.-Judge Hughes will hold the
Circuit and District Courts OF the United
States at Danvlle and Abingdon for Judge
Rives, who is sick.
Major Poe, Chief OF Police, who has beer
paying brief visit to his friends in Culpe
per, will return to the city to-day. The Ma
jor has been detainedlonSer than he antici
pated, owing to the death of his grand-child
Barnum's circus will remain in Richmond
one day only-the 23d.
Among the visitors at the Tobacco EX
change yesterday were Joseph E. Venable
Of Petersburg; James Marbury, OF Balti
more; j. Coleman, Of Charlotte, n. c.; p
P. Garrett, OF Albemarle; C. A. RuRke
Of New York; and Joseph NJ. Morehead
OF Greensboro, n. G..
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR SuNDAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, warmer, clear or partly
cloudy weather, northerly winds yccring to
southerly, and stationary followed by falling
barometer.
For the South Atlantic and East Gulf
States, warmer, clear or partly cloudy wea-
ther, light variable winds, mostly from the
southeast, and stationary or lower pressure.
For the West Gulf States, partly cloudy
weather and rain-areas, stationary tempera-
turc, southerly winds, and falling barome-
ter. ..a =.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, clear
weather, followed by increasing cloudiness
and rain-areas, warmer southerly winds,
falling barometer, followed at west stations
by rising barometer and cold northwest
winds. ..s.. 1T -. ~ ; ,e s.,e
THE WEATHER SATURDAY was clear. cool,
and pleasant.
THERMOMETER SATURDAY: 6 A. NJ, 46;
8 4. NJ, 54; noon, &C; 3 =. D.. GS; 6 T.
81, 60; midnight. e..
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POLICE COURT, SATURDAT.-Police.J Jus
tice Joseph j. White presiding.-Jacob
Hawkins (white) was up, charged with set
ting fire to house belonging to FL. w.
Tyler, in Rockets, on the night Of the 5th.
Hawkins is trusted employe OF Tyler.
The house was an old one, had been unoc-
cupied for four years, and was very fully
insured. Hawkins was seen going into the
house by Thomas Gogan shortly before the
ire-alarm was given. One or two other
witnesses gave corroboratiye testimony.
Captain George b. Wise, the Common.
wealth's attorney, asked Mr. Tyler if he
.cTyler) had not said he wished the whole
row would burn down. Tyler at first de-
MED it; then admitted it was possible that
he might have used some. sort OF express
sion to that efieck but declared that he had
nothing to do with this affair, and that
Hawkins (who sleeps over Tyler's Office,
could not have gotten the house keys to en-
ter the front door, as stated by Gogan. The
Police Justice determined to send Hawkins
on to the grand jury. Tyler asked il bail
would not be allowed accused. The Justice
said he would think about it..
Jim Scott (colored) was sent on to the
grand jury, charged with snatching So
bill from the hands OF Timothy T. Stanley,
citizen OF Hanover. "a,
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Ho! FOR WAsnINGTON-The grand eX-
cursion to Washington over the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad to-
night affords an opportunity to all to visit
that city and return at very small cost.
Washington at this season of the year Is q
very attractive place, and especially so as
the extra session OF Congress conyenes to-
day. The excursion is under the manage
ment Of number of enterprislng young
businessmen. The strictest order will be
observed, and no improper characters al.
lowed on the train. A great treat. is in
store for all who 30. The train will leave
head of Broad street at 10 O'Clock tonight,
and arrive in Washington about daylight.
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A Swiss colony settled on Cumber land
mountain, Tenn, in 1873. This colony,
which consists OF lis families, making o
company OF about 700 people, purchased
10000 acres Of mountain land at one dollar
per acre, and now, although only four years
have elapsed, each head OF family fas q
comfortable home, surrounded by an or
ehard and garden and decorated with pro-
fusion of mountain flowers. There is a
large store that is managed for the colony,
members of which getGgoods from it at
wholesale cost. The colony has its own
school, church, doctors, ETC., and the men,
bers their own candidates 10 govern the
districts in which they live. The colonists
already have dairies and cheese factories in
successful operation, and all their products
find ready SADIE and command fancy prices.
They have splendid herds OF CATTLE, and
their barns are built as carefully as their
houses. There is also a colony OF Swiss
near Greenville, S. c., about as large as the
Tennessee colony, and it is prospering
fnely.-Atlanta (Gg.) Constitution.
"He was pretty good at the play.busi-
ness" said Mr.. Grant, contemplatively re-
garding the tomb of Shakespeare, " but I
should like to have seen him fighting Bob
Lee or trying to be good President with
Charles Sumner chairman OF the Committee
on Foreign Relations. Rochester Demo
crat.
BROOKLYN Un,on: Gtlman's success
proves that there's no need of going to
Colorado to !" raise - stock.
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THE EXCURSION NORTH To-NIGHT.-The
"grandest excursion" advertised by the
ladies OF the Centenary church, will take
place tonight (Monday), and all who wish
truly pleasant and inexpensive trip to the
North should avail themselves OF the fine
opportunity which is thereby offered them.
A special train will leave the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad depot at quarter past
O'Clock; and everything possible has been
done by the ladies having the affair in
charge to promote the comfort and pleasure
of the eXcursionists.
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PROFESSOR COOKE T0-NIGHT.-Professor
Cooke will tonight give the first OF his en-
tertatnments at the Theatre, and will doubt
iess draw large audience. or the merits
Of the performance it will be proper to speak
hereafter.
Miss Crawford, who was unable to appear
ot Norfolk, has entirely recovered, and will
introduce the cIairvoyapce this evening.
Reserved seats may be had at Johnston's
muSic.St0ra.
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In Texas recently judge broke down
with emotion while sentencing one LonglY,
notorious desperate, to be hanged for
murder. Longly was surprised al this, and
remarked, on going back to Jail, 81 feel
sorry for the judge"
Alexander Dumas says of the situation in
France, that feVolutionists are like street.
sprInklers, md can make it muddy when it
is sunshiny, but not sunshiny when 1t Is
muddy.
A good many theatrical ventures now-a'
days begin with billboard and end with
board-bilI.-Ne,o York Herald.
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Religious Meetings. will be held
every night this week at the Baptist church.
Rev. DR.. Winiree and other able divines
will ofiiciatc.
At the Presbyterian church during the
past week an interesting series OF meetings
have been held. The services have been
conducted by Rev. DR.. Preston and Rev.
Messrs. HaZen and Campbell.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-15

MOFFETT REGIsTER.-The Auditor Of
Public Accounts is prepared to furnish
liquor-dealers with the form-books required
by law.
The Auditor is advised that the register i:
being very successfully operated in Lynch
burg, and that the opposition to it is not q.
great as expected. No doubt the Lynch
burg dealers know that the more they kicl
against the law the better their rural friend:
will think Of it.
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: Tas. senatorial tCdnuass.-Mayor Chiles
leaves for Goochland county Wednesday
He speaks at Manakin Wednes-
day night and at Goochland Courthouse
Thursday (court-day).
The Republican Convention to nominate
a candidate for the Senate from this city,
Chesterfield, Powbatan, and Goocbland,
will meet at Powhatan Courthouse to-day
at noon. Ballard Edwards, OF Manchester,
seems to be the coming man.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-15

County Improuements.-Th county
bridge over Pocoshock creek, near Provi-
dence church, has been ordered to be put
in thorough repair. This bridge is on a
road much travelled, and its repairing Is q
public accommodation. The origin OF the
name Of the classic stream which this struc-
ture spans is involved IN obscurity. Some
aver that 1t Is an Indian appellation, others
that it takes its name from the gaming par.
ties that used to assemble In its vicinity and
shock the sensibilities Of the neighboring
peomanry Xxx 80.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-15

SUCH names as Lucy Hamilton Hooper, Ardern
Holt, Martha j. Lamb, Mary B. Dodge, Mary c.,
Harwood. and Madame de Coarcil, are enough to
give character TO any monthly. They are proint-
ncnt contributors 10 Andrews's Bazar," that most
admirable fashion periodical. You get, In addition
to valuable literary contents complete descriptions
of the fashions. Illustrated with plates, and patterns
IL they desired. The total result Is u treasure
which no family should be wlthsut, for the maga-
zinc ccovers the widest field OF interest. The matter
can be easily tested by sending to w. r. Andrews OF
Cincinnati, tor specimen COPY, price ten cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-15

THE POLICE WHO SLEEP IN THE STATION
HOusES.-The Council Committee on Police
Captain Charles F. Taylor chairman) at
their last meeting agreed to recommend to
the Council the repeal Of an existing ordi-
nance requiring one bali of the police force
not on duty to sleep at the several station
houses. 1t is the general impression that
the ordinance will be repealed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-15

SLIGHT FIRE.-A lot OF greasy rags at
Mr.. P. Fl. Mayo's residence, on Grace street
near Seventh, from spontaneous combus-
tion set fire to the pantry on Saturday
morning, and damaged the furniture and
chinaware considerable. The services OF
the Fire Department were not called in.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-15

"MERNAID TRocHEs.'-A concentrated specific
suited for this enlightened age. Nervousness, Rheu-
matism, General Debility, and all internal aches
and pains Convenient for the pocket ESPECIALLY TO
Dyspeptics). deghi full : Troche" for isdies and
children. See circular. PURCELL, LA0D. & Co.,
1916 Main street, AID druggists geaerally. 25c
nd
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Hustings Court.-The October term Of
the Hastings Court commences to-day. A
list OF the principal cases to be tried has
already been published. The following
grand jury has been drawn for the term
W. 81, Garnet, John E.. Reams, p. Il.
Clary, n. A. Eubank, Wellington Brands,
L. Walker, T. G. D. Farmer, w. C. Day,
John y, Baird, aud &. G.. Cox. 81
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CHEAP CLoTuING.-A Broad-street mer-
chant was robbed Saturday night OF suit
Of clothing and pair OF boots. A colored
man had had them wrapped up for him, and
was, as the merchant supposed, about to
pay for them, when, instead OF doing so, he
snatched them from the counter and ran off.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-15

SUPPER AT TRINITY CHURCH .To-NiGHr:-
It will be seen By advertisement tnat the
supper by the ladies Of the sewlng-Circle
takes place tonight. The friends OF the
church should recollect this announcement,
and take their suppers at the church instead
OF providing supper at home. The price IS
moderate, but the supper will be excellent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-15

CLEANING OF THE OLD-MARKET HALL CON-
PLETED.-Officer Michaels, with his chain
gang squad, on Friday completed the clean
ing Of OId-Market Hall, and thence fitted
for similar duty to the Second station-house.
Old-Market Hall is now cleaner than it has
been for wears,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-15

Vacancy Filled. w lillian w. Pool has
been elected financial reporter OF Dale
Lodge, No. 593, knights OF Honor, pice
DR.. A. Monteiro, declined q DR.. Monteiro
has acceptably filled the position Of fnan.
cial reporter since the organization Of the
lodge, but was compelled to resign owing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-15

STEAM FIRE-ENGINE FOR ST.. PETERSBURG
The steam tire-engine built to order Of Mr.
Ad List for the city Of st. Petersburg, Rus
sia, by Ettinger & Edmonds, will be triet
this (Monday) evening at O'Clock, on tht
dock at the foot OF Eighteenth street.
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to a press OF public and professional du-
fos tas..5 III .4#s" .t .t.s

Death Of an Estimable Lady.--Nrs. VIII
liam Z. Browder died about midnight Fri
day, after lingering illness, at her resi-
dence, on the corner OF Decatur and Thir-
teenth streets. The deceased was the daugh-
ter Of the late James Turner, and was held
in deseryedly high estimation by a large
circle OF friends. ysssa..s.l
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REpoRTED.-The proDrietors OF a number
Of the city hotels have been reported to the
Police Justice because their porters inter-
ferad with and obstructed passengers at the
depots recently in their efforts to attract
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ALLEYS CAsE.-In the case Of Alley, tried
in the Henrico County Court for an indie
cent assault upon lady, he was convicted
ON Saturday night and fined fifty dollars.
The Judge added one months imprison-
ment in iail 49,.
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Sent to the Chain. n.Gang.-Fleming Ram
dolph (colored) was on Saturday sent to the
chain-gang for sixty, days, on conviction Of
stealing pistol from Benjamin A. Payne.
watchman at the Marshall Mills.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-15

The Public Schoots.-The enrolment in
the public schools OF the city now approxi-
mates five hundred. OF this number about
three iourths are white pupils. In the sec.
ond primary school Of Mrs. Sarah j. Ball
lat the Owens building) 118 scholars re-
ported Friday. Mrs. Hall has morning
and an afternoon session Of three hours
each. In the county Of Chesterfield the
schools are well attended,. and no changes
were made in the very efficient corps OF
teachers employed at the last session.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-15

POLICE INSPECTION There will be an in
snection OF the police on Monday, October
18th, at 4 P. NJ, at Old-Market Hall, in the
presence OF the commissioners and other
-, IL
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NEW TEA.-Wc have just received an iayoce Of
new Teas. Among them IS y Gunpowder that we
offer at 75c. per pound. Its quality Is remarkable
for the price, W. d. BLAIR Co.,
IS tEgs-S,ss Q(J3 Main street.
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Imported Havana filled. No HIyor used I'm the
manufacture Of this Cigar. Warranted pure Ha-
vana, and no better sc. Cigar ever manufactured n
this country. GEORGE SCHEN, Sole Ag. mt,
corner Eleventh ana Man streets.
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The Street Work.-The hands employed
by the city on the street work were paid of
Saturday. The work OF street-improye-
ment is being vigorously pushed forward.
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&. r. REEs's gallery Is the only one III the city
making really fine work at low prices. Card photo
graphs, four for 81 large size elGSt by ten inches
81 including very 1ne oval or square frame, ~.
worth IS. No. s2l and s23 Main street near
III
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Personat.-Among the visitors to the city
Saturday were j. L. LaPrade, county sur
veyor, and B. A. Hancock, Commonwealth's
attorney of Chesterfield.
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THE SApoSISE DsSrIfHlcE prepared by MEADE
q BAKER will eradicate the tncipicnt tsrtar on
teeth and prevent decay. Fifty cents q box.
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DIscoLoREp TEETH residered beautifully white
by the use Of MEADE q RAKER's sAPcS1NE DEN
THRICE. Elfty cents . box.
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ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR MEADE BAKERS
CARBoLIc MoUrH.WAsH, for sore gums and de-
cayed teeth. Fifty cents bottle.
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PERFECT DURABILITY IN PHoToGRAPHs Sc.
cURED.-Ilaving purchased the exclusive right for
this city OF n. Lambert process for Carbon Print
Ing, which is known to be Interchangeable In any light
climate, will 1t In future for all colored or
crayon pictures. Such work. costing more than or
binary plain photographs. may now be relied upon
as perfectly permanent Ihave also secured pro-
cess for enlargng pictures by Carbon Transporter
ces which wi enable to make cheaper. better,
and larger pictures from small negatives than can
be produced by any other method. a
II q Main sfr
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BEAUrIFY YOUR TEETH by using MEADE 4 BA-
KER's elegant sAPoSINE DH'rIrRicE' Fifty
10 hny
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THE CARBoLIc MeUYH-WxsH Is pleasant to tho
taste, and an excellent gars!e fr sore-turoat nfsy
cents q bottle. gs.. 4.
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BLEEDING AND W cERATEo GUMS healed by
MEADE 6 BAKERf CARBoLIC MouTu-WAsH.
Fifty cents bottle.
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DECAYED TEETH disIneclei by MEADE & DA-
KER's CARDoL1c MoUrH-WASu. Fifty cents Z
bottle. .aaaft.i-....-
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LEE GALLERY.-We commend 1t to the patron
age Of the public generally
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN.
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hc cApAnnpA &c

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN by Dr. c. A.
MERCER, 7o3 Main street, between Seventh and
Eighth.
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Our best dentists and recommend. MEAD. &
BAKERS CARpoLIC MoUTH-WAsH. Fifty cent? ;
hofflp
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. TIE LEE GALLERY.-The pictures are aamira-
bly, and tastefully arranged. Rev. j. B. JErRR.
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The LEE GALLERY.-The best PHOTOGRAPH
GALLERY in the United States.
CHRISTIAN OBSERVER.
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HrsTrNGs CoURT.-The grand jury Of the
Hastings Court will meet to-day at II
o'clock.
DR.. Baird's case will be taken up in the
court on Tuesday. Next in order will be
the revenue cases and the Motfett-regster
cases.
james Murphy. charged with selling
liquor without license, was tried, but the
jury failed to agree, and the case was con-
tinued to Wednesday.
1t appears that Mr.. Murphy procured his
license, but failed to give bond, and could
not be furnished with a register.
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TOR RENT. GLOBE FACTORY.-G
4 This large and complete eTOBACCO-FAC-El4
TORY, situated on Nineteenth street, now occupied
bv J.. j. Grant Co. Possession given January lst,
1878. Apply 10 JAMES K. CRENSllAW.
az I-AIawE 1901 Cary street.
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EOR RENT, a productive FARM Gs
L or 500 ACRES nine miles below Rich Eli
lrond. Large portion rich river-1ats some TO bc
cleared. Good dwelling, barn. &c. Kent low 10 -
good farmer. Apply to J. J.. APPERS0S,
oc ! ct Real Estate Agent, &c
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HEADACHE AND NEURALGIA PILLS.

BEAUTIFUL ARTIFICIAL TEETH by DR.. G. A..
MERCER, 703 Main street, between Seventh and
Eighth. ,.EapE5 &. h.