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n7~ COHEN BROTHERS, in order, tc

9 COHEN BROTHERS, in order. to
reduce their extensive stock of FALL and WIN
TER GOODS yet on hand, will commence MON
DAY, December 31st, to offer 1t ut great reduction.
To prevent their being carried over they have re-
duced many fabrics to less Than Wholesale value.
The many. great advantages they possess in the
purchase of their goods place them before the pub
ie at lower price Than ever known before.
They are also Offering llue of BLACK SILKS
that has never been equalled in quality or price.
BLACK SILK at so. 60, and &c.; at 75c. cheap
at 81; tt.tS2' 4.
Pure SILK (Gros CRAM Mt II, equal to anything
ever offered at $l.40; at s1.25 superior TO The
general $1.50 goods; a,' '.'=., 'e .
Gulnet's No. 2 ut sl.40, usual value being $l.92;
No. At S2, value being S3:
Livus's CASHMERE SUBLIME ut $1.65;
Bonnels No. at S2; No. tthe finest quality man.
ufactured) at S2.92. the usual value being
S4.75; ~
Aso q very extensive stock OF COLORED SILKS,
comprising all colors, shades, aud qualities, at
reduced price.
Their BLACK and CoLoRED SILK-vELvET
will be sold at considerable reduction to close for
this season. .. de 20,
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H COD-LIYER OIL. as
| MEADE 4 BAKERS
INCIDENTALLY PURE. ss 8
-. IMPORTED DIRECT

We have the testimony OF physicians who pre-
scribe 1t, aad Of patients who have taken IT, that 1T
IS MORE ACCEPTABLE TO THE STOMACH AND
MORE EASILY AssIMILATED TAANsANY OTHER
OIL. MEADE 8 BAKER,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
no l5 9l9 Main street. Richmond. Va. &
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s1r ro BE READ BY GENTLEME,

!. ,,rrc a,sor 1nent I Of Z LINEN. SILK, ana cor
ToS UANnKERCHIEES; -. (
COTTON, WERINo. LAMBS'-woOL and Isle
n6GsKiN. BUCKsKiE, CLo 9TH, KID, BERLIN,
and COTTON GLOVES; II
NERJSo. BIZ GKSK n, I.AIBS,-W0 and
~ - eoTTON SHIRTS and DRAWERS, and CAN
TON.FLANNEL DRAWERS OF our own man-
nfacture: -,
LINEN COLLARS:
5 T,INES and PAPER CUFFS:
SJSPESDERS, NIGHT-CAPS.
SIyFf- and COLLAR-BUTTOSS;
TIES. S(ARFS. BOWS, CRAyATS;
SHIgT-STUDS and SCARF-PINS:
yRISTIE or PtjT,SE-WARMERS;
CARDIGAN JACKETS
Our own make OF SHTRTS-made of the best
wamsulta cotton and prrc Irish linen-at 81 for
nnmnle,e]y-fushcd shirt: las only TO be laundried
before wearing. Levy BkOIHEkS.
The cheapest BLANKETS IN this city. IL IL
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BENR1co COUNTY CoURT-Judge Minor
presiding. g.--The January term OF this court
commenced yesterday. The only criminal
cases on the docket were. disposed Of as fol-
lows:
Charles II. Smith, charged with selling
liquor on the Sabbath, was fined $40 and
costs.
A case against Smith for selling liquor
without license was dismissed on the pay
ment OF costs.
The balance Of the day was consumed in
the consideration OF unimportant civil cases.
The court adjourned over until to.mor-
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done al the
DISPATCH PnISTING-HousE. Good sork, low
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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THE RGREATsALE. OF BLANKErs AT LxyT BRO
THEIRS Is attracting customers, who faa them
cheaper than they anticipated
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NJ WATERpROOF CLOAKS

~ WATERPROOF CLOAkS.
A big reduction In prices. The stock must be sold;
prices fixed below cost. We have also nice as
sorment Of BLUE WATERPROOF CLOAKS
tall sizcsJ for children. -.
Reductions in The prices OF BLACK -CL 9TH
CLoAkS, which is causing rapid sale. Don't
delay You want 4 good CLOAK Mt 9 low price.
The regular price is So. We mean TO close out
every article aBpertaining to winter wear, and
our low prices must Insure speedy sales.
LEVY BROTHERS.
C0ATS'S. and CLARK'S SP0OL-COTrON re-
duced to sc. u spool. n1
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THE .GLEawooD !, ;WHIsKEY took the first pre-
MUM at the state Fair. h IS. - ts
The tB Select WhiskeJ Is ecrmme9sei by DR..
J.n DfcCaw.
aDuf Gordon SherTy-onr own i'm Eortsiions 3 &
C.gars, OF every grade, Of ouT own manufacture,
u Liberal discounsto the trpse.
81 sAs.sis 3. = sW. n. BLAZE q Co,
"a g03 Main street.
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II you wANT BLACK on nCoLoRED GAsANEREs.
60 ts LEVY BnorHEns'. They are selling the
cheapest In the city. 81 s,, IS s5.s Z.
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I; ANOTHER ten-thousand-y yard lot OF Hamburgh
Edgings and Insertings, at the lowest prices ever
known; ut LEVY BROTHERS.. fast 80
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HUsT1NGs CoURT.-In the Hastings Court
yesterday A. Baccigalupo, charged with
violating the Moffett liquor law in failing to
register a drink sold, was. tried and con-
victed, and the jury assessed his fine at 800.
by sample, &C., was tried and acquitted.
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s. HOTELS.
no THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.

THE PURCELL HOUSE
formerly Old NatiouaD, Gsss,tl:
Is NORFOLK, VA, Al,
Is entirely new and newly furnished with the finest
furniture and latest improvements including patent
elevator, and Is acknowledged by pi ess and pubic
THE FINEST HOTEL IN THE STATE.
The table is supplied with the best afforded by the
Baltimore and Norfolk markets, and the rarest
FISH and GAME of the Chesapeake bay.
TERMS so, $3.50, aud &3 per day, according to
location of ROOM. -
Elegant sarnple-rooms for drummers. -
Hotel located In The heart of the city.
j. r.. DAVIS
formerly of Purcell House, Wilmington, N. c.,
40 l5-im 49, sfE.. :ig.-,atsESEssE. (. Proprietor.
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~CARPETSl CARPETS! CARPETS
We nrc determined to close out our stock Of
CARPETS, and have fixed rhe prices very low
in me instances less than they can be pur-
chased for at wholesale: but we Intend closing
ont the stock. and expect to lose money In order
to acc pmplish our object.
We also offer great bargains in RUGS, MATS, and
HASSOCKS. LEVY BROTHERS..
Our BLANKETS arc the cheapest ever offered.
ia Ii
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rooms, at Cathedral Hall, Mr. Juan A. Pig
Zini, editor and manager ef the Catholic
NiSitor, submitted his report of operations
during the past year. The report, the de-
tails OF which were entirely satisfactory
and showed that the paper had been con-
Quoted on self-sustaining basis, was re-
ceived and ordered to be spread on the
minutes, and the thanks of the Lyceum
unanimously voted to Mv. Pizzini for his
very efficient management.
Quite lengthy discussion was had as to
the future Of the ViSitor, which resulted in
the adoption of a plan providing for board
Of directors invested with full powers in
connection with the management Of the
paper; also providing financial measures
looking TO its general Improvement. The
following board OF directors was then
elected for the ensuing year: Messrs. Francis
J. Reilly, Andrew Pizzini, Jr., John Muir
ply. William H. Adams, and F.. NJ. Catogni.
The directors subsequently, organized by
electing F. j. Reilly president, F. NJ. Ca.
togni secretary, and Andrew Pizzini, Jr.,.
treasurer. It was decided as the first step
towards the advancement OF the ViSitor to
publish it weekly, and to continue Mr.
Juan A. Pizzini as its editor and business
manager. The treasurer was required to
enter into bonds in $1,000 for the faithful
discharge Of his duties. Other minor busi-
ness in the interest Of the paper was trans
acted, and the Board adjourned subject to
thecall Of the president.
The prospects OF the Visitor were never
more flattering than now. 1t was published
two years ago as monthly. Its success
during the first year justified its semi
monthly publication in the second year, and
now it enters upon the third year Of its ex-
istence as weekly journal. With such a
past and such prospects for the future, 1t
can be safely predicted that the Catholic
Visitor is q fixed institution in religious
Journalism.
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BARGAIys In all kinds Of Linen Goods, Bige6
and Cofored Silks, at Levy BRorHERss
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FINANCIAL.
MANCHESTER BONDS.

4 offer for sale MANCHESTER EIGHT PER
CENT. TAX-RECEIVABLE COUPON BONDS,
EXEMPT FROM CITY OF MANCHESTER TAX.
Tnese bonds are Issued by authority Of the City
Councii under an act Of the Legislature, .for the
purpose or paving of the unbonded indebtedness of
the city and for paving the streets.' The act limits
theissue to and provides for ajax for their
redemption al maturity. this issue the bonded
Indebtedness Of Manchester is $256, 700. The pro-
perty belonging TO the city is WORTH MORE than
the entire amount. - g - Z
The bonds are in TO suit all classes
of investors and are offered for the present at the
very low price OF o.. s. 0HN1C. WILLIAMS, s.f=
10 lin Cashier Bank OF Commerce 81
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M COHEN BROTHERS are offering

. very extensive lot of FRENCH CASaMERES.
which have been purchased recently 10 great ad-
vantage, and which viii be offered at considerably
less than market value. st zss. ~ de 80 i;
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EVERYBODY sells chap Dry Goods, but tho cheap
est are sold at LxyT Hao1MERs,,
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much approved. Altogether the company
is frst-rate one. or fun and iroIicsome-
ness it cannot be easily beaten. Tonight
ian entire change OF programme is promised. 4
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I'll LRE!GALANTUoMo;,' q MEETING oYITAL-
IANs.--A meeting OF the Italians residing In
Richmond was held last night at the old
Market Hall for the purpose Of taking some.
action upon the announcement Of the death
of King Victor Emanuel, and giving ex-
preston to their feelings for the loss to
Italy OF the man who brought about Italian
unity. The meeting was organized by the
election OF Mr.. c. q. .Salomone as president,
with Mr.. Luigi Parini as secretary. Mr..
Luigi Marchetti was subsequently chosen
treasurer. After the formal announce
ment Of the death OF the late King
it was resolved to give expression to the
sorrow Of the Italians OF Richmond by
funeral procession and the celebration OF a
grand requien-mass at st. Peters Cathe-
dral on next Thursday morning. A COM
mittee OF five, consisting OF Messrs. Fran
cesco Bernicchi, A. Petri, Camille Maia, G..
B. Canapa, and Santino AgostiDi, was ap-
pointed TO collect funds and make all neces-
sary arrangements to carry out proper
programme for the occasion. The meeting
adjourned until Wednesday night, when
the committee will report and final arrange
ment be made.
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MT. .VESuv1Us-Should an eruption occur III this
volcano, and cause the destruction of one half OF
the inhabitants who live in the vicinity, the re-
mander, who barely escape with their lives, imme-
diately move back upon the half-cooled lava, and
there live in constant fear OF another eruption fool
i.hly fancying that the only tenantabe portion OF
the earth rests within the shadow of the great VOL
cano This fairly illustrates the force of habit and
the persistcncy with which people cling 10 opinions
when once formed. For example, DR.. Pierce S
Golden Medical Discovery cures incipient cousupp-
tion coughs colds and all affections OF the Liver ana
blood, yet some still depend upon physicians ana
remedies that have naught but repeated failures to
which they can refer. And although DR.. Pierce'S
Eayoritc Prescription Is sold under positive
guarantee to cure those weaknesses peculiar 10
women, and Notwithstanding that thousands oil
women bear testimony TO lis efficacy, and the truth
OF all statements made couct rnng II, many yet suc'
nit 10 the use OF caustic and the knife. Again, DR.
Pierce's Pleasant Purgatve Pellets, no larger than
mustard seeds, win positively cure constipation
where 1t Is dependent upon dyspepsia or torpit
liver; yet some Still depend for relief upon tht
"blue pin or huge doses Of drastic cathartc medi
clue. In the face OF such facts, can we wonder n
the blindness Of the poor Italians?
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LADIES' ENTERTAINMENT AT TRINITY
CHURCH. ladies OF this church will
provide an entertainment for their friends
and the public generally, in the lecture
room, on Monday and Tuesday night next.
To make the occasion pass of pleasantly,
and induce all to attend, they will have O
bountiful supply OF good things for both
nights, and also open on Tuesday during
the day to accommodate the young folks
who cannot attend at night. a substantial
supper will be given, and ice-cream, can
dies, and cake, in variety and abundance, at
moderate prices. AS the object is to raise
funds for benevolent purposes all who par
ticipate will have the satisfaction Of know
ing that while they enjoy themselves they
are also contributing to good cause.
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PERsoNAL.-Governer Holiday left for
his old home, in Winchester, yesterday
morning, and will be absent about ten days.
That was good thing the Governor said
when, in response to the committee OF the
two houses who stated to him that the Cen
eral Assembly had completed its labors, and
was ready to adjourn, he responded that he
was much gratitied. 1t left some legisla-
tors, it is true, in doubt whether he was
cratitied at the conclusion OF their labors,
or that the moment for adjournment had ar.
rived; but the majority saw and appreciated
the point, no doubt.
Every legislator, every officer OF the
Government, every citizen, every reporter,
everybody indeed who has aquestlon TO ask
about legislative affairs or business to trans
act with the office Of the clerk OF the House
OF Delegates, will concede that there is IN
this land no more accommodating othclals
than John Bell Bigger and his brother, W.
J. Bigger. No matter how busy they are
or how severely their patience Is taxed they
have always time to be civil and agreeable
to those who approach them. And the same
may be said Of Major D. A. Carter, the MIN
ute clerk Of the House, who is one OF tht
pleasantest of gentlemen as ne is one OF TINT
best parliamentarians in the State.
A day or two before the close OF tue ses
sion General Mercer White, OF Hanover, oe
cupied the Speakers chair OF the House, ane
| under his benign administrator tue Dust
| ness Of the body went forward Win u
much smoothness as ever before. The Gen
efal isn't much OF parliamentarian-h
| Iocks practice-but he knows we'll enough
when the members are talking nonsense ant
when to rap them to order,
Among the visitors to the IoDaSeo pa, IN, GA
change Yesterday were John H. Duke an! .,
F. ". steger, Cumberland county; Is
a.. Noel, Fluvanna; w. L. kuda' row y
hatan George S. Stevens, Nelson; a; .ia .
Cnitreil. Henrico; F. D. Turner, Dela
ware; B. d. Crump, Chesterfield Z. n
Woolling, Lynchburg; and j. Wooa
Garth, Albermarle.
The name Of Mr.. Richard A. Trice, Q
Louisa, is the one most prominently men
toned in connection with the assistant au'
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A Conunsirum

are not much given to answering conun-
drums, but somebody can answer this, and
as it is a pertinent one I hope that it will
receive consideration: Why is it that after
the expenditure of so much money on the
new reservoir for the purpose Of having
clear water we never have it when there is
the slightest freshet in the river? "H."
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UNCLAIMED LETTERs.-Among the I'M
claimed letters and postals remaining in the
Richmond post-ottiee are those addressed as
follows: j. F. Nuckols, Mrs. Delpha Mel
son, A. Ostwald J. Henry Palmer (2), Mary
Padgc, Mary Patterson, 1923 St. Mary street: ;
John NJ. Petit, A. 3. Pierce, Miss Mamie
Pleasants, care OF Judge G. W. Peasants
Charles E. Post, T. L. Powell, w. I. Pur-
fer, Mrs. L. D. Moore, A. M. Read, CraW-
ford Redd, Julia Robinson, Ed. J. Rose,
Eppa Robinson.
II may be stated for the information OF
the readers Of the Dispatch that the lists
of unclaimed letters, etc., occasionally IN.
serted in the local department OF this paper
do not include those which are regularly
advertised every Saturday.
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RICHMOND DISTRICT POMONA GRANGE
This Grange, composed OF the different
subordinate oranges, whose trade-centre is
Richmond, will meet in the hall of Blanton
Grange, Crenshaw's Patrons warehouse,
at - o'clock M. on Tuesday. 1t is com
posed Of masters and past masters and their
wives, who are matrons, and three dele
gates, one OF whom must be lady, from
the different subordinate oranges. There
are several very important matters, we
learn, to come up at this meeting, and no
doubt it will be a very interesting occasion,
It is expected that o number OF lady men,
,bers will be present.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS M
poRTAECE oF CLEANING TIE STREETS
AND DALLEYs-DEcREAsE IN TE1EEUMBER
OF DEATHS FROM MIAsafATIC CAUSES.
SOIL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AS TO NEW sEWERs-THE WATER oRDI-
NANCE-vEETILATIoN OF PUBLIC AND
PRIVATE sEWERs-sRocKoE CREEK
scARLET.FEyER. DIPnTHERIA, AND
SMALLPOX, &C., &C.
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| liLouisiana, Illinois, California, and. other
States, have supported the rulings OF the
United Suites Supreme Court In the 5exer-
else OF such Jurisdiction. The Judge de-
clares that he is bound by. these authorities
to hold that this cause may proceed TO issue
on the merits, and to, sustain the plaintiff 's
demurrer to fhe Attorney Generals sugges-
ton. lt :s e 5 ,s.si., - IS.
IRPoRTASCE OF THE OPTION. t...s ...
The Judge said that he had studied the
authorities with; more solicitude from the
circumstance that all the tax-titles derived
from the tax commissioners who sold Ar
lington to the Government had been prac-
ticaIly oYerthrown by the decisions OF the
Supreme Court in Bennett u.s. Hunter, in
9th Wallace, and Tacey Us. Irwin, in 18th
Wallace, and that the fate Of the Govern
ments tenure OF Arlington seemed to de-
pend upon this question OF Jurisdiction.
In conclusion, Judge Hughes said:
i. A case OF such consequence will naturally
ascend from this forum to the lofty and
most profoundly reyered tribunal OF ulti-
mate resort provided by the Constitution
OF the United States,
With firm judicial confidence, I sustain
the demurrer Of the plaintiff in this cause,
and direct that it shall proceed to trial on
the merits. II then il shall go up to the
Supreme Court, as doubt not it will do,
/ shall console myself with the memorable
reflection of Lord nottingham in the case
OF the Duke Of Norfolk 6 am not ashamed
to have made this decision, nor will / be
wounded If it should be reversed"
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A NEW USE FOR CoRK.-The new cork flcol
covcring-LINoLE,U3 ingratiated itself SC
rapidly into public favor that it Is superseding al
appliances heretofore employed for n like purpose
It's most remarkable feature Is IFS extraordinary
durability" in this respect no other floor covering
can compare withit. The beautiful designs in which
il Is manufactured makeit desirable for dining.
rooms halls, churches. and every variety Of build
Ing. Kept by all first-clasS carpet dealers.
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POLICE COURT. Justice Crutch-
field disposed OF the following cases yester-
day:
Thomas Skinner alias Tom Berry (col
ored) was acquitted Of a charge Of petit
larceny.
+ TWENTY-FIVE parties charged with having
unlicensed dogs or wagons were dis
charged, and one case was continued until
to-day. .s se.st ,
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MUDDY WATIR.-The promise given to
the people when the appropriation to build
new reservoir was. made is not being kept.
The water is now as muddy aseyer. 1t seems
that no good is accomplished by having two
apartments. - .ssss
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SENT TO THE ALMsHoUsE. The boy who
was mentioned in the Dispatch yesterday as
being in the custody OF the husband Of
Eliza Chalkley, the coiored woman who was
found drowned In the dock on Thursday,
has, through the instrumentality OF Couacil-
man Metzger, been sent to the city aims
house. ,I,.z
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DIyIDgSD.-The Board Of Directors OF
the Old Dominion Insurance Company have
declared q dividend OF twenty.fve per cent.
On the capital stock Of the company In dis
lnDuaon OF its assets, payabie on and after
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JOHN IL CLAIBORNE, AGENT MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YoRK-AssETs
OVER 100000 CAsH.-The advantages offered
to insurers by this company In solid security, SUI
perior economy, and !ts convenient system OF an'
nual cash dividends, combine to make II the sa!ess,
the cheapest, and the best in the world.
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CONTRACT FOR GRADING AwARDED.-The
Joint Committee on Streets OF the.City Coun-
cll has awarded the contract for grading
Pleasant street between Twenty-third and
penable street, and Scott street between
tenable and Turner street-about twelve
thousand yards-to A. L. Phillips, at eigh-
teen and bali cents per cubic yard.
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RALPH BINaHAM, THE Boy ORATOR, will
by special request give one Of his delightful
entertainments tonight at the Union-Station
church for the benefit OF the Ladies' Sew
ing Circle. This will probably be the last
onportunity the people in the vicinity OF
Union Hill win have OF seeing and hearing
this youthful genius. 81 .s7
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THE THEATRE-lArMoND.- ION Wednes-
day night next Mr.John L. Raymond, the
distinguished comedian, will appear at the
Theatre, supported by o fine dramatic com.
pany. The sale OF reserved seats commences
on Monday. s. s55
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FOR ULcERATED MOUTH, the healing properties
Of MEADE & BAKERS CARDoLIc MoUTH-WAsH
are uneSceIied. Fifty cents bottle.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

&S- ON all sales Of ReaL Estate made betsoesz
the lst Of January and last Of June the ta5esJef
the present gear hGve to bepata bythc purchaser;
Of the year the tarss hare to be paid Gy The seller
GThiS custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
by all the real estate agents in Richmond, and ap-
plies to Richmond and yieinity.I
JAS. MACDOUGALL, 10 A. NJ, at No. 1892 Main
street, continued sale OF fruit-trees, plants, ev-
ergreens, &C.
JAS. MACDOUGAL,L 10k A. NJ, for John w.
Wright, Sheriff, at the horse-lot, one good work
horse.
FRANK J, SAMPSON, 2 P. H., a tract of land
about four miles from Manchester, on the War
wick road.
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THE TELEGRAM Of this evening will contain the
Associated Press dispatches and number Of spe-
cias and much interesting local and miscellaneous
matter. 1t will be for sale on the streets by the
boys. Price, one cent.
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me EATING PRUNEs at PIzz1NI's.
A. GREENTEE, TIE CLoTHIER

A. GREENTEE, THE cLoTHIER,
has just opened over
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
Of f.. t.r@ :.
CLOTHING
for men, youths, and boys.
Also, tremendous stock Of all kinds OF
HATS.
for men, youths, and children, at one half tEeil
usual value. .' ...'
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A HoMELY, oLD-rAsHIoNED PERFUME Is Lay.
endcr, yet delightfully."- refreshing and invgoraing
It can be found in no purer form than in j. & T.
ATKINsoN's genuine 5utcham Lavender.