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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-18

Messrs. Harris and Patterson. who would
have voted in the alternative, were pared
with Hill and Butler, who would have
voted in the negative. Ransom, who
would have voted in the affirmative, was
absent on account of sickness.
The bill adopted is substantially that
reported by the Senate Finance Commit
tee. with the Bland free coinage clause
stricken out; the monthly coinage of sill
yer established at not less than two mil
lion nor more than four million dollars
authorizing the issue of certificates for
circulation based upon the deposit OF sill
yer in the U. S treasury; aud provision
for an International Congress TO promote
the adoption of the double standard. 1t
is believed that in this form it will find
les. opposition in the House than the orig
inal Bland bill encountered, and the
friends of the President among the silver
men believe that he will sign it. Among
the important tests of opinion in the vot-
ing, arc noted the rejection OF an amend
ment to limit the amount of silver In the
payment OF duties on imports. by vote
of 81 to 46; the rejection OF all PROPOSE
tions to increase the number of grains in
the dollar. including Mr.. Baines by sub
stantially the same vote: the rejection of
the twenty dollar limit upon silver as a
lagal tender by an almost nanmous
vote, and the rejection of a proposition 10
contract the currency by reducing and
caucelling one and two dollar legal ten
der notes.
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MAINE LEGISLATURF
Senate.

n.n SATURDAY, Feb lG.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. TILDEN OF Augusta.
Papers from the House were disposed of in con.
currence.
he Senate non-concuned with the House in
inuehh!ely postponing act TO prevent vexAtious
la" su g. aud II took It's frst reading.
Messrs. Haynes, Nealey and DAVIS of Penob.
scot urged the value of the bill
Inc Senate non-concurred With the House in
indefinitely postponng bill giving county commi.
sIonets Jun ,diciion over the repair Of highways.
aesHs' Hsyne', Prince and Boardman urged
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Our prices are moderate.
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PASSED TO BE ENACTED.
FINALLN PASSED.

Resolve to ahae the State tax of Washing
ton plantation, FIap>in county for the years 70
IS and Il resolve il favor OF Jennie NJ. Suick-
land; resolve ia favor OF Ida Brown resolve
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n CARD.

To all who are suffering from the eilprs and IN
GisGretions u youth, norvC2s weakness, early de
cay loss of MANHOOD, &c, win send receip.
that Will cure You, FREE OF CHARGE. ThR
great remedy was discovered by missionary il
south America. send a self addressed enFelop,
to the Rev. JOSEPH r, INMAN, Station ID. Bbl,
House, New YORK CITY. septl5.sn+eod&wIy
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READ AND ASSIGNED FOR MONDAY.
PASSED TO DE ESGRossED.

An act to amend sec II chan. l22 of the revised
sthtates relating to corrupt agreements Of attor-
ney, and others; act to regulate the disbutse-
mt Mt Of public funds by the treasurer of Cumber-
land county; act concerning tramp-; act to
amend secs. 81 and %, chap. ll3, of the revised
statutes, relating to the relief OF poor debtors;
at TO amend 10, chap. 100 Of the public laws
of 1876, entitled act to authorize the fotma-
tod of railroad corporationsi an act additional to
chap of the revised statutes relating TO the pub
lc Lon
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PA R [ R IDGES ,

PA R I R DGES'
DRUG STORE.
Under Granite HUI.
AUGUSTA, MAINE.
Es!ab lshed more Than Fifty Years
Ago.
We keep PURE DRUGS and the FIN
EST CHEMICALS, and give our per
sonal attention in dispensing them.
We have the LARGEST STOCK of TOILET
and FANCY GOODS to he found in this
city.
Our stock Of Smokers Goods is COM
plete, containing choice line OF Cigars,
Tobaccos, Snuff, Pipes. &c.
We are also agents for all the reliable
Patent Medicines.
Our prices are moderate.
Partridge
Brothers,
PRtOFiCAL' APOTHECAgIES.
j4ut-+e1ltt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-25

BRIEF LOCAL Captain Edward s.
Hudgins, OF the schooner Maggie E. Gray.
convicted Monday in Baltimore OF murder
in the first degree for killing his mate. w.
H. Weaver, on the last voyage from Rio Ja-
neiro, is we'll known in this city. The Mag
gle Gray has made many trips between this
city and Rio.
The sidewalk on the south side OF Cary
street between Fifteenth and Seventeenth
streets is in very bad condition. After each
rain it is.aImost impossible on account Of
the standing water.
The schooner Fl. Z. Riley, Coffin, en-
tered yesterday from Boston TO load hoops
for MatanZas, Cuba, for Josiah Harris. & Co.
Four cargoes OF coal and one of granite
were shipped yesterday. The receipts were
ice, wheat, and salt. Two vessels arrived
light to load coastwise.
The prices for tobacco on Change yester-
day were very small. Highest price report
ed, S14.5O.
Messrs. Curtis & Parker yesterday ship
ped a cargo OF coal per schooner Right
away to Wareham, Mass.-the first ever
shipped hence to that port.
A new brick dwelling is being erected on
the east side OF Fourth street between Clay
and Marshall.
Some portions OF Broad street were almost
impossible Yesterday evening by reason OF
the large number Of boxes containing new
fall goods piled thereon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-25

HCsTJSGs Court, YEsTERDAY.-The grand
Jury OF the Hastings Court met again yes
terday and found true bills for felony in the
following cases:
William Jones alias William Jackson, for
entering James Conway's stable and steal
ing lot OF harness in the nighf-tim
William Jones, same offence.
John Rose. same offence.
Samuel G. Nachman, three cases OF forge
ry (dray-tickets}.
The grand jury also found true bills for
misdemeanor against the following persons
for failing to get out their licenses: DR.. G.
E. Anderson. physician; William c. Cralle,
merchant; William p. Ford, merchant; W.,
F. G. GarIett, attorney; George Gayerna-
tor. keeping iYery-Stable; Thomas Kitty,
merchant John Lyon, attorney; Thomas
Marsaa, merchant; Jordina c. Mayo, mer-
chant; Andrew Myers, merchant; NJ. j.
Powers, daguerrean artist; Henrietta {.
Sparks, merchant; George Schonberger,
keeping liverv-stable; D. A. Taylor. mer-
chant; Sarah Tyler, merchant; Jane Will
lis. merchant.
The grand Jury was discharged.
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The V1s1ToRs FROM New YoRK.-Thc
party OF forty visitors from New York,
composed of capitalists, gas-men, and
others, who arc the guests of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway Company, reached
Richmond yesterday morning after break
fast by the steamship Old Dominion, and
left about 10 O'Clock in a special train over
the Chesapeake and Ohio road.
The OLD Dominion went ashore Monday
morning on Hog Island, and got Oft Monday
evening.
A party of gentlemen went down the
river at noon on Monday in the steamer
CraighilI, to meet the visitors, as far as
Dutch Gap. After remaining there con-
siderable time, they steamed down to City
Point, where they waited until past II
o'clock Monday night, and, not hearing
anything from the Old Dominion, came
back home.
\ banquet or supper had been prepared
by st. Andrews Commandery, Knights
Tempar, at Snelling's, on Monday night,
for the entertainment Of number OF Sir
Knights from the North who were in the
party. but unfortunately they did not ar-
rive in time.
at Cannelton, on the Chesapeake and
| Ohio road. the visitors will be entertained
and after inspecting the mines. &c, in West
| Virginia, will return to Richmond the lattcl
part OF this week.
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fGOmm a'iicated.
Biril I8NnG EN,,Inln InSlifHe q


This institution, under its new Organiz:-
ton. opens with cheering indications OF sue
cess.
Most OF the teachers are Virginian, and
all of them are qualified for their positions.
The trustees are especially to be concrat-
ulated upon the acquisition OF the Misses
Hammer to the faculty.
They come back 10 their native State out
OF pure love to the land OF their birth,
bringing with them the most tlatterino
testimonials from institutions OF high rank
in other States, 10 unite with their co-iaborers
here in eleyatin@ the standard and promo
ting the interests OF female education.
Already students from Tennessee and
South Carolina are enrolled, and others
from abroad are cXrccteh.
May we not hope from this bright au5 curry
that this long-cstabIished and well-equlppcd
institution will share largely in the patron-
age so liberally bestowed upon Virginia
schools BY our sister southern States!
RICHMOND.
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PERso oSAL.-Secretary of-the-C Common
wealth Mcdonald, who is suffering from an
attack OF erysipelas, which extends over a
great portion OF the right arm. was
brought to the city from Alton yesterday,
and stood the trip well.
a relative Of young Ludington telegraph
ed from New York to the prisoner yester-
day that there was no charge against him,
and to come along home. Information from
the office OF the Chief OF Police OF New
York received by telegraph yesterday is
that no complaint against Ludington has
been lodged with them. 1t seems probable
that the account Ludingt0n wrote OF HIM
self is correct, but that his employers have
no idea of prosecuting him for his $500
shortage.
Colonel 7. VI. R. Talcott left last night
on tour OF inspection of the Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta railroad.
Among the visitors to the Tobacco En-
change yesterday were George r. Graves,
Mecklcnburg; J. c. Birdsong. l.. Roper.
Petersburg; j. W. Lewis, Milton, n. c.;
James NJ. Campbell, Powhatan; 4. S. Pau
lett, FarmvilIe; Daniel Dugger, Danville; !;
R. W. Lawson. Halifax; R. B. Kcnnon,
Brunswick; and c. \. McNealc, Charlottcs-
vile.
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THE POTOMAC STEAMBOATs.-TheB Board
OF Pubic Works held meeting yesterday
to consider what is necessary to protect the
States interests, in view Of the determ!na-
ton OF the stockholders OF the Richmond,
fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Company to restore the Potomac-riverr
boats. Attorney-G General Field submitted
TO lhe Board the draft Of letter he had
Eritten to Judge Ouid, president OF the
company, asking for variety OF informa-
ton as to the ownership OF stock in the
railroad and boats, &c. This letter Judge
Ould has promised to answer as far as he
can, and until he has had ample opportll-
nity to do so the Board will make no move.
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The grand jury was discharged.

POLICE Court, YEsTERDAY.-The follow
ing parties were tined yesterday morning
for violation Of city ordinances: John
Branch, Alexander Jonathan, Arthur Hill,
William Hill, Fillmore white, and A. Davis,
81 each for selling in the market last Sat
urday night after market hours; Mrs. Jane
King and +. Grasberger. 81 each for allow
ing their cows to run at large on the streets
in the nighttime.
Mary Turner (colored), charged with
stealing two bed-biankcts. one linen jacket,
and one corset from p. NJ. Stairs; and
Adelaide Anderson alias Charlotte Ander-
son (colored), charged with stealing one
sheet and one hen from John Minitree.
Both acquitted.
PoIlcc-Ju>tice White has written to the
real estate agent in Jersey City. whose
signature appeared 10 two receipts for rent
in Fl. p. Ludin-ton's possession, inquiring
about Ludington.
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, WESTERN rENE- -Ef
Il MENT'of the IMBOuEN HOUSE, on CAP g:J
itol street facing the Monument, In thorough order,
will, all modern Improvements: one of the best
houses In town for large family or private board
ing-house.
TWO-S TORY (NEW) BRICK DWELLING. mp
per Grace street all modern Improvements. Pre-
sen, occupant will sell carpcs, curtains, Stoves, &c.
Rent very low Possession given ctobcr lsf.
THREE-STORY (NEW) BRICK DWELLING
No IO7 east Grace. wit stable, jnst completed, with
all modern improvements, containing about four
teen rooms
SUIT OF ROOMS, for small family or gentlemen,
facing Capitol Square on Ninth street gas, fuel,
and servants Attendance furnished.
TWO-STORY-AN A Sc NJ Mt BRICK
DWELLING No. 1908 Broad street. In thorough
order with all improvements. Rent very low 10
good tenant. POlNDESTER TUPPER.
60 o5-pOd3t Real Estate Agents.
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Io,F-CAKE WITH FRrlT-rwo large cups OF
nowdere:; sugnr one aud half cups OF butter, sir
ia = cr,aIn tiTc cups OF '3u:. with three teaspoon
fuls of DOOLEY's YrAST-POwDER, one cup oi
sweet milk hlif pound 81 ralsih|. TWO ounces oi
citrnp cut I'm small pieces one grated nutmeg. one
rIrc.I,s, of wiuo. one Of brandy, eight eggs, add
rho nour will, mills sugar. ana butter, the beaten
,,,Ls nj tr. ,rns and then the whites well beaten
tbcp fine wine. spice. and trut make this Into Two
,oay,.,: bake slowly one hour.
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Street InprorcmHnt.-lt will be welcome
news to all OF our people and many persons
visiting Manchester to learn that Acting
Chiei-Engineer Lipscombe expects 10 put
lower Hull street in passablc condition be-
fore the winter sets in. Cannot something
also be done for that other main thorough
fare, Bridge avenue, from Hull to Perry
streets and from the Danviie track to the
Free bridge:
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Religious Serrices.-There is no dimnu-
ton in the attendance at the Methodist
church or in the interest OF the meetings.
Services tonight at d O'Clock.
Liany services and lecture at the Meade
Memorial church tonight at s o'clock.
Rev. Mr. Stringiellow is steadily advancing
in favor not only with his parishioners, but
with the entire community.
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NAECl9ESrER AND VICINITY.

The Wyatt Cuse.-To-morrow Judge
CloDton will consider the bill OF exceptions
prepared by Samuel NJ. Page, counsel for
Wyatt and NcwalI, whose conviction has
been previously noted. The case will doubt
less be carried up to the Court OF Appeals
for review and reEearins, and the parties
released on bail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-25

TEE TuRMcCo TRADE-ELECTIoNo OF OFF
cERs.-On Tuesday. October 1st, at IL
O'Clock NJ, the Tobacco Trsde OF Richmond
will meet at she Tobacco Exchange to elect
a president, vice-preSident, secretary and
treasurer, and board OF governors, to
serve for the ensuing year. An auctIoneer
will also be elected. The auctioneer SO
elected appoinfs his clerk, subject to the
confirmation OF the trade. 1t is generally
believed that THE present officers will be re-
elected.
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Pus0nai.-Frank f. Marks, Esq. deputy
collector OF United States revenue, and
lady, of DanyiiIe. are in the city en- route
from the White sulphur and other Springs.
Dr.. John W. Wake, eX.member OF the
Legislature from Chesterfield county, was
in the city yesterday.
Lewis Blanken>hip. who was accidentally
shot last week, has 50 far recovered rs TO be
able to walk about.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-25
THE GREENBACKERs.
Conference OF their Most
Influential Men.

DIR. CHILEs THROWN OVERHEARD AND
COLONEL W. W. NEWMAN, OF HANOVER,
NOMINATED FOR CoNGRE RESIDE WILL
DIVIDE TIME WITH GENERAL JOHNSTON,
BUT WITH NO ONE ELSE-THE PLATFORM
HE OCCUPIES AND THE VIEWS He En-
PREssES-PERSONAL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-25

MOTHER MUST NOT FORGET DIR. MorFETr's
TEETHlSA tTsethfng Po1oders) regulates the
bowels and makes teething easy. TEgTHINA cures
cholera nfautum and the Summer complaints OF
children: heals eruptions and sores, removes and
prevents the formation of worms. No mother
should be without II. wv. POWERS 6 Co., Rich
mond, and all druggists keep 1t.
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MORE OF the SAME SoRT.-H. Tillari Smith.
ESQ.,, attorney at law, It's north Carey street, Bal
timore, writes that member OF his family Suffered
with rheumatism about last Christmas, ana afier
using In VAN all the ordinary, weil-approVed reme-
dies, he resorted TO Dr. Heindoh'i Gypsys 1iit
with prompt success, tie very first dose relieving.
and two thirds OF q bottle curing permanently In
twenty-iour hours. Sod by all live druggists.
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tpAnATIYE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
Week kSItHy-----O
Sep. %, eep. %, Sep. IL, Sep. 2 /,
1875. 1877. 1878. 1878.
". G. w. Z. w. G. ". =:
-.io 22 l2 l5 II II IS IA

Mean temperature for the week ending
September 14th, 76o, So; mean tempera-
ture for the week ending September 21st,
TO, So.
Amount of rainfall fer week ending
September 14th, 0.60 inchess amount OF rain
fall for week ending September 2lst 0.O0
inches.
Population OF city estimated at 10000
white, 4az00; colored, %, 700. Rate OF
morality Of whole population was 17.77 per
LOGO per;annum; rate OF mortality OF white
pop1lation was 1892 per 1000 per annum;
rate OF mortality OF colorea population was
21Go per 500 per annum.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-25

4 REMARKABLE FLooK-CoyERlNG.-h floor
now being manufactured
OF cork. making clean warm, soft, very
handsome and durable foor-c covering us ciai!hs 10
extraordinary durability have been thoroueniy
tested. 1t Is printed in handsome desl:ns ah' sou
by all carpct dealers As inferior lnitaiiohs ale vi
the market the word LlNoLErM" Is on he back
of every su,IlIe ward.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-25
WEDNESDAY. :. SEPTEMBER %, 1878.
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, slightly warmer. south
east winds, falling barometer, cloudy and
rainy weather.
For the South Atlantic and Gull States,
falling barometer, warmer, south and east
winds, stationary and falling temperature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-25

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy,
cool, and rainy. At one tine in the after
noon there were indications OF clearing
weather, but it lasted a very few minutes.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, &C;
A. NJ, 60: noon, 72; ?. NJ, y; 7.
M.. II: midnight. So.
Mean temperature, GO sc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-25

THE LAST OF THE SEAsoS.-A special pas
seneer train will be run between Richmond
and West Point on Sunday next. leaving
Richmond ut A. NJ, and arriving here ON
return at Z P. NJ. This will be the last Sun
day excursion train to West Point this sea-
con-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-25

BUFFALO Bills C0MBIGATloS.--To-no
row night Butialo Bill and his combination
will commence 0 brief engagement at the
Theatre, and will present sensational
drama entitled s'May Cody; or, Lost and
Won -
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CARPETS. MATrlxGS. &c.
TALL. CAKPETINGs, &c. FAL

TALL. CAKPETINGS, &c. FALL.
We have received our FALL STOCK Of CAR
PETINGS. consisting Of
INGRAlNS. THEEE-PLYS,
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
RRE SSELS and ADMINISTERS,
RUGS. MATS, &C;
LACE. CURTAINS, WINDOW SHADES,
Oli.-CLOTtlS. LINOLEUM,
aud every article usually kept In frs-cass carpet
house.
we ask an inspection before purchasing.
K. X. RICHARDSON CO.
No. 9Ol, corner NiEth and Main streets
Sc 25-lm
TUST RECEIVED, OUR FALL STOCK.
81 full line of CARPETS and 0iL-CLOTHS Of
all grades; RUG MATS, DRUGG ETS, SH AIDES,
and uI.LANDS; ;C0RNICE LACE and DAMASh
CURTAINS, which We are Offering mt low prices.
Also full line of P.aPER-HAAGiNGS. All orders
promptly attended 10. -
PHILLIPS JENNINGS,
No. 22- corner Thirteenth and Franklin streets
sc l7-2m
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CrOCKERY. GLASswAKE. &c.


NJ" GOODS
ELEGANT DECORATED DINNER ana TEA
SETS Of fora ana bird decoration
RICH VASES of marine. bird. and nOral decorations
BEAIJTIFCL TDILEr-SETS Of new designs.
These goods were manufactured and decorated by
HavIland & Co., cf Limoges, France. especially 10
our order. . .,,,r. , -,
BLUE CANTON CHINA DlNNER-SETS, ana by
the single piece. . e,,>- ,>,>-
a full line of BAND ana WHITE CHINA DIN
NER aud TEA-SE'rS OF al The new shapes:
AMERICAN CHINA DINNER and TEA WARE
A new line Of TOILET WARE-verv handsome;
TIN TOILET-SETS in great variety;
HoUSEFURNI>HiNG GOODS OF All klndS'
An the novelties In FANCY GOODS.
Parties are especially invited to call and examine
49, l.. q. TAYLOR,
Main
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4itl,n1ond 9ispatfll,

as- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATroN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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FAST TIME.--Purser George Taylor, OF
the steamer Ariel, reports that the steamer.
left Norfolk at 7 O'Clock yesterday morning
and arrived in Richmond at 8 o'clock z. NJ,
making tEenty-eig ght landings. Actual run
ming time, six hours and three quarters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-25

LADIES AND C GEErLEMEE'S BOOTS and SHOES
hand-made-io orLcr-bcSt quaty-:uarantecd 10
fiat BoSCuES'S. 800 and 81 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-25

Observation-Disclosures should take ad-
vantage of the cloudy weather 10 have their poto-
graphs taken. Try he hcauti.ul GEM-PICTURE at
80 cents Il Gozcn, made OILY 1T REEs's Gallery,
Main street near Eighth.
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BuJssNEss CHANCES.

F1N0 BUILDERS-A party who owns 4
i LARGE LOT. eig1bly situated near the Capi-
~ho wiK erect BLOCK OF DWELLINGS,, the
paper t0f lhe lot 10 take one and tse builder the
Other.
There is a large quantity Of BUILDING NATE
RiAIS E0s on the lot For Dartie uays, aDpty TO
GeZG-eod5, GEuBDS WlLLiAA.o.
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IN MURRAY & LAEMAN'S FLORIDA WATER the
most deoilitated and nervous can nnd relief; used
freely In the water CT the bath Its effect Is almost
marvellous. strengthening and bracing, and Win
all so exauisitely agreeable.
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ia candidate for Congress. Mr.. S. j. r.
White, Of Caroline, placed before the con-
ference the name of Dr.. L. r. Chiles, OF
Manchester; Captain NJ. B. Poitiaux placed
in nomination Colonel W. W. Newman, Of
Hanover. Several seconding speeches were
made.
The vote resulted as follows:
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LIKE IT'S PARENT FLOWER, ATKISsoN's Ex-
TRACT OF VIOLET, the NOS, delicate aud refined OF
perfumes, conccals lis excellence behind its more
sister-the Extract OF White Rose.
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REGULATIONS poR Corn AND FLOUR Ex-
CHASGE.-A series OF revised regulations
for the government OF buyers and sellers at
the Corn ana Flour Exchange have 3siss
been printed.
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CHRISTIAN &C WHITES PATENT MINNESOTA
FLOUR is uneaua!Ied IN this any other market.
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PROPOSALS..

DROPOsALS FOR + + l. 2 tSdS G X a rp, z a.
1.p ,pH i,ONPASY inyi,-s PROPOSALS Tor ine
S.IiTerv. In his city. Of THIRTEEN CHESTNUT
TIL tLFGRAPH-POLES forty fee. In iensth, ahG Two
CHESTNUT POLES forly-hVe teet Ia iehsth' Eo'
further particulars ainress ,,,,,rn
os IL Rlcanond. W..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-25

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