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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-19
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Died, In this city, Sunday, 17th instant, JAMES
L. TRANT; aged twenty,niHe years. :,
Friends Of the family. also members of stonewall
Lodge. No. 5l9. Knights of Honor. are invited 10
attend The funeral ut IL O'Clock THIS TUESDAY
MORNING, 10Th Instant, at the Leigh-strset
church. H
MARY-ANN, daughter OF Daniel and Mary Con-
nell aged two years, eight mna!hs and eight days.
Funeral will take place THIS AFTERNOON at
81 O'Clock ut the parents residence. ff1cnus ana
acquaintance Invited to attend
DIED. at s O'Clock A.. NJ. Monday the 18th Noyer-
her, 1878, at the residence OF her husband, ELLA
wife Of DE- John fr t ack EIpI1
church TO-DAY al II O'CLOCK. Friends of The
family and those of Mr.. l.. W. Powers are invited
TO attend. .-s ''a-
se a g at ti f Hide
MAMMALIAN, eaue htcr OF Captain +. and Sallle j.
GUY; aged TWO years ana twentY-one days.
Little SALLIE, thou hast left US,
> And Thy loss we deeply mourn;
/. But with angels now we trust, ....s
Around that bright celestial throne.
Too lovely for this world, We own,
And 10 be bafled by IT'S cares;
Nov, thou art in thy heavenly home, ..
/. And othtrs have our prayers.
Christian .Aduocate please copy. II s.
SHALL, daughter of Richard and u. Lou Marshall
In the twentieth year Of her age:
Sadjer that 1t should be sud Of her that really She
laid aside the bridal robe for the paeshroud tha,
now cnwraps her in her newly-lnade grave.
Only grave meath The walnut bough. 49,.
Where the hillside slopes to the brook below,
And the DIR opping leaves v It'll the bubbles dow!
And thatis all
Only the winds en- the attic stair -
/; And the ericket's chrU on the llstless afr
And the bridal dress as tits folded there
.,sz,rl. mtg ,..ts And that Is all
Only the flowers lhat;yet look bright.
In her greenhouse stored from winters blight!
And mystic hand in the yellow light go s..l.
- ..',-,1.- And that Is all!
b; Only a watch at the grave by thehil
[. Only d tear, for the watch is still,
Aud the sun sinks low and fades at VIII,
iS-.1s7s7 80 & Aud that is ALL $500
Only mother there-oft and late
h OFT In the starlieht-gladly to walt. .h
Only the night winds 10 mock her fate ID.
And that Is ALL
Only life,s Joy faded and lost! 81
Onty leafiet scared in the frost
Only to part when we love the most
49, 80 t,e.. {>..4 And that IS all! ~. -
BLgFF COTTAGE, KING WILLIAM.at
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Eoi,a, Il. sssaasmt a a,s,s.s circular sas 30
IoNDos 1 CaosBy SQUARE, s

ssssS sss;S S0FeIHBGE ~ eACtc.a- 80
Sir Since the date OK our last circular
considerable progress has been made in
samplfng the new import, and we have now
seensa fair representation the crop. We
consider it generally Of useful character,
~bu. we expected to see a larger proportion
OF fine samples. There is nm abundance OF
ripe, sound, and brown tobacco OF fair size.
well suited to the ordinary requirements OF
our cutting trade, at moderate price, but
color ia scarcely to! be found, even under
best marks; and we have noticed decided
want OF rich spinning tobacco. The low
grades OF western strips seem about. on
par with last years, although green tobacco
is fortunately not so conspicuous.
The Virginia strips we have sampled bear
out the reports we have had oil through the
year OF the general poorness OF the crop,
and it is well The import is not larger.
Missouri leaf, so far as we have seen, ap.
pears to be OF fair class. but rather red, ana
better adapted for cutting than spinning.
|, The business done last month was too
small to establish any exact quotations for
new tobacco. How far importers may be
justified in opposing firm resistance TO
any further reduction in prices must de-
pend very much on the action OF stemmeIs
this season; and to their advices we must
look for guidance.
-fs..5,-.. JOHN X. GLLIAT d. co.
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!, (, ,ya,,,d have deseIepedsa

an Improvement would have desclafedTsl
railway system that, ike the human artcrial
system, would bring The production OF me 70 e
State from the branches 70 the main arg
|ries, aud they again would take It to INC
heart. ThatswouId have irrigated the State
with streamso OF wealth, aud built UP q COM
mercial capital whose population and wealth
would have been such that the DEBT 5' OF the
State would now be borne without com.
plant. T.
Perhaps Virginia IS the most outrageously
abused Of all the States by misdirectioil OF
her public works and the maladministratlon
OF her railroad interests. But changes IN
railroad lines and relations are TO take place
lust as the land RECEIVERS energy ana
ca pital; and the commerce and local inter
ests OF the country are 10 be most materially
affected by them. SO will it appear that, as
much as we know about railroads, the do
nestle economy OF the country has yet to be
conformed to their influences in matters we
little dream OF.
In reference to our own state, we are
safe in believing that we can hardly be
worsted; while 1t Is as clear as the MONDAY
sun that the pro! road along the James
River Valley will be great advance in the
line OF righting Virginia and protecting her
against alien schemes and interests. lt VIII
be in the light OF an iron-clad conducted
into the midst Of wooden vessels. Ii VIII
render them helpless and obedient.
While it will stand as the protector OF
Richmond and Virginia, it will open the
way for the transportation from the West'
and will cause that transportation approach
ing james river at right angles TO turn into
the river channel, and follow the water-'lne
to Richmond and the sea.
It is a pleasing reflection, while consider
ing the changes and influences yet to be de-
veloped, that vein Virginia may anticipate
such gratifying notifications as those we
speak OF. We cannot be injured, and how
grand are the advantages which we may an
ticipatc in the near future! A point OF
very great interest to us here in Richmond
is that, while we must expect new things
and new agencies in railroading, our State,
from her physiological conformation, can
not reasonably apprehend any change that
will be detrimental to her. All will be
good. The Commonwealth is protected.
Interests South and West sympathize with
hers.
What we have to do is to make the most
OF our natural gifts.
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Railroad Economy.

The influences and tendencies OF rail-
roads are still indistinctly understood. So
ciety has yet to go through many changes
before being brought to appreciate fully the
economy OF railroads.
The aggregate fund invested in railroads
isgigantic. The fate Of the great bulk of the
investment is pretty well ascertained, but
still there is much struggling for existence
that time is necessary to settle. This affects.
more or less, the power OF railway corpora
tions, and make interests connected with
them uncertain.
Then these are the wars between powerful
corporations in their ruinous underwriting.
These beartpon the welfare OF large com.
munitics, whose condition sever disturbed
by them. The effects Of these wars. are not
well developed. To what extent these wars;
may so there is no telling. But such are the
the ramiications OF railroad interests, and so
many are the assailable points Of great cor
porations, that there need be no fear that
they VIII! be pressed to the very serious dis
advantage Of the roads or Of society. There
are reasons that bear upon the whole com
manity OF railway people that will induce
them ultimately to join in conserving their
\ general interests by arran geinents mutually
protective. &
The tines OF rail as well ms the freight
rates, &C., are not yet settled. Railroads
have yet 10 be built, and many wiz be modi-
lied and Infected by new connections that
VIII give new tendencies to commerce.
Here in5Y irginia our railroad system Is ne
system at oil, and Of necessity viii In time
{ undergo great change
In q single case, for instance The build
ing OF the proposed Richmond and Ale.
ghany saifway viii produce i revolution in
sisginla sail way economy. q z he proper ss
system for Y IN GINA ut first would have been
The q grand; rail- aIsisg Tho
Esaasi,a aud jane River Valleys nom tbe
sirssinia atel 10 tie 0lio sIyor, Such
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what the Petersburg Post Said.
from the Post of ycstcrday.I

IRON tue foSt vi !cstci"aJ'I
We have never said it was "right for the
Government OF the United States to under
take to insure fair elections in the several
States" but we have said, and do now say,
that while law OF that sort exists it ought
to be enforced! We were not discussing
or defending in any particular the merits or
dement's OF the United States election laws,
under which the President is now acting,
nor did we understand the President to be
debating that question at all. What we
were maintaining and do now maintain
was this: That where frauds OF election
shall appear to have been committed any
where, or by any party Or person, it is the
solemn duty OF the law-otficers OF the land
to punish the offenders, and the duty OF
the President TO see the laws executed,
whether they are good laws or bad laws.
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PETERS BURG.
A DISTINGUISHED HUNTING PARTY-THE PREs1-
DENTS son IN TIE CITY-sAD DEATH OF
YOUNG MARRIED LADY.

DENTS son IN TIE CITY-SAD DEATH OF a
YOUNG MARRIED LADY.
(Correspondence of the Richmond Dispa'ch.l
NOVEMBER Is, 1873.
4 party consisting OF the following per-
sons arrived in the cit:' this morning on the
train from Norfolk Mr.. Webb Hayes, son
OF President r. B. Hayes; Colonel John ".
IT. Crook, private secretary OF the Presl-
dent; Colonel John s. BraXton, collector Of
customs at Norfolk and Lieutenant Davis,
attache OF the Uniled States navy at Nor.
folk. On their arrival in the city the party
were conveyed 10 the residence OF Dir. A. r.
Doom, OF the custom. house, where they took
breakfast, and where they were Joined by
DR.. D. w. Lassiter and Dir. Robert Billing.
After breakfast the visitors took hacks and
visited the places OF interest in and about
the CITY and its suburbs. and at o'clock
left on the train for Hicksford, where they
are to GO on an extended hunting trip into
Greensvile county. II was not generally
known that the party was III town. l do
not know Of any other citizen than those
mentioned having paid them any attention.
Colonel Brady and DR.. Jorgensen accompa-
MED them on their trip TO Greensyille.
They left fully equipped for business and
pleasure.
Mrs. Jennie McIwaine, wife Of Mr.. Will
liam B. McIlwaine, and daughter OF Cap
tain r. G. Pegram, died Yesterday after
noon about l O'Clock after lingering ILL
ness. This accomplished young lady was
married but a year ago, and her wedding
was one OF the great social events Of the
season, and was attended by many friends
from Richmond. She was greatly beloved
and admired, as we'll for her amiabillty and
talents as for her attractions Of person. The
funeral Mt st. Paul's church this afternoon
mas attended by agteat cohcourse OF mourn
ing friends.
The congregation of the Second Presby-
terrain church will hold a meeting next
Sunday to call a pastor. The pulpit OF this
church, though frequently occupied, has
been vacant since the resignation OF Rev.
George L. Petrie. ROBIN ADAII.
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GENERAL SHERMAN AND GENERAL GRANT.
General Sherman, in conversation yester-
day, expressed the belief that Grant would
be the next Republican candidate Tor the
presidency and would be elected. He
thought the country was rapidly settling
down to the belief that Grant was the only
man VINO could bring safety and confidence.
Washington specialization Sun.
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The NEW YORK BANKs AND SILVER DOL
LARs.-It is understood from an authorita-
tive source that Secretary Sherman does not
favor the action OF the New York banks in
tended to discriminate against standard sill
yer dollars. The Secretary will rtgidly OBJ
serve the law making the silver dollar Il
legal tender, and will exact for it the same
respect that is accorded other lawful money
of the United States Washington Speciat-
Baltimore american.
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BsgTS. SHOES. ac.

AIDES FIFTH-AEGN k'SEt
sIAIMEE, PRINCESS. eQ%nViE;S,Y 81
GRECIAN> and PAKErA S-iiH; r,nhs ~ Sss~
sNfLDREN'S ELOCK-NEEL shoE'
something rev ,.rr,rr -.
MISSES FREN CIt-kID aud HNsh ~, = '-1N
FRENCtf-HEEL BUTTON horI
LADIES FINE I.QOTS-E G. EuTt %,' nI - :
BOYS HANDMADE W L l. - -
SHOES: e,, rysyS,
GENTL EME.N'S DOUElE.SO,'E h"''~'
ENGLISH TIES and CATERS;
DaSfING-PUMPS auc Sl.lPrERS! rc nyFE.
rEijSkS, VALlSES. SATCuf>' hhN"1i,,,,-
SHOES, &C., &C., 81 d. %, - MIN ,..,,I,.
no l3 tSA'" So
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90-CEST STORE.
ID ECEIVED AT THE 99-CENT STORE,
5 dozen handsome VELVET HASS0CkS;
New styles LAVA VASES at 99c. 4 pair;
New styles LAVA VASES at 99c apiece;
All sizes TEA-TRAYS. from 3 7j&c. up;
Very land :ome LAVA CUSPADORES, 99c. a pair
Fine assortment Of TULIP TOILET-SETS;
New and handsome VASES NJ 99c. pair;
Another lot OF HAT-RACKS, from csc. up;
Handsome COAL-HODS, from soc. up;
New lot Of EASEL-PANELS;
Lot OF NICKEL LEVER CLOCKS (warranted);
Full assortment CT TIN TOILET-sETS;
Another invoice OF BANDED TOlLET-SETS III
picccs) ut :4.25-yery cheap;
An sizes CAKE aud BpEAD-BOXES-round and
square;
100 WILLOW HAMPERS-the best we have ever
shown;
Handsome MAJOLICA FLOWER-POTs, oak pat
tern, ut 99c.
Catalogues free 10 any address
W. 4. STEVKNS,
rol4 sos Broad street.
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MARRIAGES..

Married, on the 14th instant, at the residence OF
the brides father Mr.. James n. Goddin, New Kent
County, Va, by Elder John A. Richardson. Mr..
RICHARD G. WALKER, of Richmond city, and
Miss Lucy c. GODD1N, of New Kent county.
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A T MEADE Il BAKERS
DRUGSTORE
AIR-CUSHIONS For lNNALlD>.
AIR-PILLOWS FOR TRAVELLERS,
IlOT-WATER BAGS.
ICE BAGS FOR TIE HEAD.
RUBBER CLOTH FOR INFANTS,
SOFT-RUBBER BED-PAN>,
TRAYELLING-FLASk
PUNGE-BAGS,
POCKET STOVES.
IIORSE-IIhIi. FLESH GLOVES
FLESH BRUSHES,
-INiiALERS,
STEAAl-INIfALERS,
THROAT ATOMIXEiS,
ELASTIC STOCKINGS,
SHUULDER-BRACE$,
NASAL DOUCIlES,
ABDOMiNAL-SUPPOR
HAED-RUBBER TRUSSES,
FEVER-TERMONE1E
LVAEIC-BATTERlES
And nil SURGICAL and
MEDICAL APPLIANCES sold a:
MEADE x BAKERS DrU@-tr.n.
au27 !l9 NaI So E
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NET COHEN BROTHERS
HAVE JUST OPENED
40 pieces CT MATELAssE DRESS GOODS, in
black and coored, at G'ic.;
80 pieces ALPACA LUSTRES, In black and COL
ored, at 12Hc.;
15 pieces DOUBLE-WIDTH MOURNING GRAY
al 162,c. worth 35c.;
25 pieces ALL-WODL MATELASSE BEIGE at
37Ec worth fully double;
4 large stock of new des igns IN PLAIDS:
Also. full assortment Of NOVELTY DRESS
GOODS;
The best ALL-WOOL SOC. CASHMERE ever Of
fcred In this city:
LUBIN'S BEST CASHMERES at greatly-reduced
prices;
A large stock OF MOURNING GOODS. 90
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OUR INDICATED ABsORrTlNE PLA-I.-.f-
AND INDICATED BATHS.
ABSORPTION SAT-

These remedies vii! do for You w!la. r.,!.a-1 =.
| on earth can. In the name Of humanity - O..
| More Than quarter OF million inelhGr;.: ... :
! witnesses Jea testimony To their efficacy.
REGULAR PADS. -; SPECIALS -.
Specials are absolutely necessary In c1E.,. .-''.
cases, especially In case, of long s,ancirs.
BODY PLASI ERS, Soc; FOOT rLAsTEH>. '.",'
pair; ABSORPTION SALT FOOT EAlH,. -. I
package; SIX package: for :l.25.
Pads aud pl:stcrs sent by mail ton r,tr.. !
price, free Of charge.
Salt Is sent b. expires; i; expense oi pnrt''t".'
Consultation IL Our par!or&-loi3 M4:" a;.l'. :
| by letter. free.
Separate parlor for ladies In charge CT '-.. -
| tcndaut.
The following are some Of The many Il. 80. ..S
Liver Pad Company remedies VIII cury t''. .-'
Ague, kidney Troubles, Bilious Disorder. ..!'' 81,
Action Of tie Heart Liver Co;np!aint.Ja;snc' ~ l.
ralga, Intermittent Fever. Ehcuma' NJ, Irf....-.'
| Headaches. all kinds Of Fcrauc WeaSvt>''~. - -
| pepsia, Ague Cake, Sick Headache. 'h's s'' -
| Dumb Ague. Lumbago, sci.'ica H!li'u' ft'I.
every kind Of PaIu In Side. EHcH' StOiiE''"' :
shoulders, aud Musc!cs; DtirrAUa, Ca'aEre L-...''
! tudc, Bilious Collie.
All these have their ori2.:,. directly 81 .I''.', -
I'm the stomach and liver. Is You doubt I',s'''-'
DIR. FairchiIds lecture.
| Tie HOLMAN PAD Is y pleasant atm. =
which does not Interfere VII! tie "@"!S 80 ' .,.
any one. and YET absOrbs every Tt,i'Er 81 -, 80,
| from the system and restore, the ls''Lei. 80 | I
health II never fails co cure The NOT. . =.
| CHlLI.S If properly u>,-!. and when w"E'i
Ing TO directions IL Is certain ' -, -
All who afflicted can tA.r'' III. Nm. .
1ut The above.
.1'' v - FITIMUERIS { fNNTh.',.
| ,f.-oycrs NJ ,hc Holman Pad 90. In ne ~',."'
" 1913 Mitn street, l:!e@IE'n No. g
Ei,,p anI So =
| LOCATION PERMANENT. a. -
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EOR SALE, A PHAETON,. HAIR On
III NESS and HORSE. Apply at 1014 ~
hiain street.-the D., N. WALKER. = :. no 19-3ts I
.pOOKAND. JOB. WORK NEATLY Ex:s
ID EcU7ED st the DISPATCH PRINTING
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FURNITURE.
TALL GOODS.--We W ould call spe- <

TlA{.L GOODS.--We Wot,ld call spe-M
OF FALL STYLES, we haze now In stock sY2
Fine Par,or Suits in crimson gold, and brown
csieine livery hGuiSomel: SMl:sip Row Slk, Satten,
Tapestry, Reps, and Hafr-elolh. tine Sideooars IN
East Lake, with dark marble; fine Chamber suits
With dressfng-c4sc and Frepcf dresser: Warirobes,
Book Gases, Hat-Racks, oinees, I,arlor Exien.
sion Tables. A full line OF CHEAP FURNITURE
OF every kta3. Esamtns, our. stock and compare
L. GATHRIGHT & SON.,
SO 2s-3m 10 Governor street,
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

dor. SALE Ck,FIXTURES, AND
AND STEADILY INCREASINGeR RETAIL BGSI.
NESS in ode of the best locations IN this city. Store
aHdixtures frst.ciass, and among the ha.I6soiest
moderate, and rent low. $1,000 cash required,
Reason for selling. other engagement. Address
Sc. B. r, n Diap atch Office. ~ slgllgno l8-3tyi
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RA1LR0AD}
COMPANY. TREAsCRER's OFFICE, Z

RICHMOND. VA, November II, 1878.
ANNUAL MEETING
" OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS COM.
PANY will be held az the office Of the GnmSPDn{
corner Of Byrd and Eighth streets on IUESDAl
tn. 26th instant, AT IL O'Clock NJ.
The books Of transfer will be closed from The 18TH
instant until after the day Of meeting.
II. W. HARRINGTON,
M I'D Treasurer.
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s~C COHEN BROTHERS
arc now Offering the largest stock Of
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS
offered in tkis State.
Good quality BLACK SILK 1t 70 ana S5c.;
Heavy GROS-GRAIN from 81 toSl.25;
GUINNET'S SAT1N-FINISH at 1925, $3.50,
S1.s5. and 81;
BOSNET'S SATIN-FlNISH at Sl.35, $50,
S1.75, 1855. S2.O5, S2.40, $3.50, and S2.73.
for quality that equals any ever offered hereto
fore at 81.
In COLORED SILKS, offer every quality AMI color.
including all the new shades. Special attention
Is called 10 an extensive variety Of handsome
evening shades.
4 large stock or BLACK and COLORED SAT1SS.
Including The various delicate tnts;
Also, The largest stock BLACK aud CCLORED
SILK-VELVETS ever offered; &C 26
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/ d NOTICES.
NJ CARPETS! CARPETS! CARPETS

EY CAEPETS.C hhFtIs! UAHIU IHs
nav supply just received, at lower prices than
ever. It win pay YOU to look At our CARPETS be-
fore making your purchases elsewhere.
40 REMNANTS OF CARPET for sale very low;
OIL-CLOTHS In all widths;
OIL-CLOTH RUGS IN all sizes;
LINOLEUM OIL-CLOTH-tbe most durable floor
covering ever manufactured:
WINDOw-SHADES at reduced prices:
LACE CURTAINS at lower prices than ever.
OTTOMANS, RUGS,
HASSOCKS, and MATS,
very cheap at LEVY BROTHERS..
We show large stock Of HOSIERY. 1S
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RICHMOND, VA, November Is, e7s. !
THE. ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
4 STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND AND
DANyTLLE RAILROAD COMPANY VIII pc htld
Mt the Office of the company In the city OF slcf-
TnDud. on TEDN ESDAY the 18th day OF Decem-
Der. 1873, at ~ o'clock NJ.
THE books for The transfer Of stock will be closed
from the 81 SC instant until after the day of meeting.
- !. - -. RICHARD BROOKE.
mn 16-1awtDec1 Eidtd Secretary,
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LIVER AND FEVER PAD.
IOLMAN'SLIVER ANDEENE N HAu.

THE HOLMAN LIVER AND ACRE !.tD -
IT'S AUXiLLIARIE>.
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A NNUAL MEETING.

n -,-r ,n-,,.
RICKSiiTJRG AND POTOMAC AND RICHMQND
AND PETERSBURG RAiLR0An Co \; sta I, ON
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad COM
pany. in the city of Richmond, on WEDNESDAY
the 9th of November, 1873, at 2 O'Clock M:
nn d-td j. Il, WINSTON. Secretary.
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DESIGNATIONS & PARTNERSHIP.

nISSOLUTLON.-Th firm OF JOHN Fl.
~ CLAIBORNE s. co. was dissolved on Is! No
vemher by mutual consent. The name Of the frm
will be used onlyin settlement Of It's affairs.
:,-.z 3...a Z ~ JOHN FL. CLAIBORNE. 4,
49,. ..... -, HOWARD SWINEEORD.
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NV special attention shah be devoted TO the husi
ness or FIRE INSURANCE, at the same loca Ion,
and as agent for The same frst-class companies
heretofore represented by Our firm. .t-...t
Having practica, experience OF thirteen yeirsSI
de- ire assure our patrons and the pablo ln, AL
business entrusted Will receive prompt and salts
factory attention, HOWARD SWfNEFORD,. W.
mol "a 49,. ~" HOS Main street.
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sDRgGs.nEDsGssgs.n.--
-. >->--------,~-->-.-|-s----~s--,~-.-
NATURES REMEDY!t Eys~
ENDORSED BY MEDICAL PRoyrasro,

THE ALUM AND IRON MASS AyD war;.
BEDFORD IVA, l nhGM T hxb IRON sr "~.hF
ESTABLISHED IwEWTY.sIx Yct on sIiAGS.
Elnclency proved by actual results In Ihonsa,1
cases OF Dyspepsia. Debility. Diseases Perniisr 81
Women, Chronic Dlarrhra, HeaGacbe Sonar .
Cutnneens Affections Sore Throat ard IT. VA and
Ghiis and Malaria Fever. Extracts fros tc..
" Best remedy for Tnna,nmatorv soro Thu.
Dphtheria ever used by mc-as have found A. asf
Practice OF forty ycars-acts as a tonic. si,s ~
ana fe'rfuge; preferael: to ehlorote Of pois.h.'
"After practice Of many 'y years b a D.
remedy equal 10 Bedford Alum and Iron 'y S.. 10
Water ana Mass for Chronic diseases and di, ,t
JOHN P. MErTEAUR, ". ,LL.uy,
n,, sgtccss,iuliy used IN Dyspepsia aud Cir.h.,
Prof: sAM'L JACKSON. NJ. D., Uu.v. ctr,
~ SURPRISING any remedy that know Of for tc ~
inlous afect!ous. Have used II for rwer;ynyn -
III f era sn IT, WALKER, " D. u.
tound no Treatment equal 20 this water and gI't
Scrofula, Cuianeous Infections GIautu,r ~ IL ~
me- mem; 1nronic lrrita'ons Of 'hc Bladder KIrcT
pepsia." Prof. j. j. MOoRMAy II IN ~ -
No WATERS HAVE A wiDEn RXSG ~ o. o. Va Va
foANE7H' VA. MEDICAL MONTHLY
sGsed with unparalleled success in h cmcr,.
'' T., ri, W. 4. GREES
,r ', ~ amelia cuhED OF CIiLLS AND FYypr ~,
Directions. analy Is and full proof Of All ci l.
sent with each package 1920 " '''' '"' 90
Water, 80 cents per gallon: - no- c,s,..
G to gallon bottles; 50 for ivc-yaou ,,Tt
3lass. so cents and 81 per bo;tc. s,,o...,..
per half dozen according to sIzc-sen u-I>tp ,i -
!, tnl proof OF al claimed sent free IiIt AMI
tlon Liberal terms to dealers: Invalid, are Icr.,,
mod7ted ut these Springs III all times Of The y.,r
Address 4. VI. DAVIES, President &C ,Dr r.
pany, Lynchburg, Va. '-~'
n Soldby POLK MILLER l. Co.