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GLOUCESTER COUNTY.

correspondence OF tne as1Cun7UHu DIsputCH'I
GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, VA.,}
August 81, 1878.
The Quarterly Court for Middlesex coun-
ty is in session. A case OF absorbing inter-
est was tried-that OF the Commonwealth as.
Segar. 1t was alleged that the accused Sc
duced, under promise OF marriage, young
woman named Gaines. Hon. w. ~:
Walker, MessrS. Seawell a. Woodward. and
Mr. Robert McCandlish appeared for the
accused, while the prosecution was repre-
sented by the Common Wealth's attorney, Z.
q. Jones, and Dir. Thomas CroxtoD, OF Es-
sex. Mr.. Segar vas acquitted. II fl,s.e
Our popular young couBtyman, James
Dabney, has been appointed by the County
Court sheriff OF this county, In the place OF
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Washington ITEMS.

WASHINGTON, September 3.-The Secretary
Of the Treasury has just issued circular
giving notice that standard silver dollars
will be sent to parties desiring them at the
expense Of the Government, in sums not
exceeding $4,000. .a Dl..l.
1t is positively known that the letter OF
the Secretary OF State 10 the British Gov
eminent on the subject OF the Canadian
fisheries award as excessive contains no
suggestions OF reciprocal tradewith Canada,
or Of any other commercial arrangement.
General Lew Wallace has been appointed
Governor OF New Mexico uice aAxtell, sus-
pended. -
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BUFFALO LITEFIA WATER.
LITUIA WATER
FOR
CHRONIC INTERMITTENT FEVER,
WITH
DYSPEPSIA. &C.
CASE OF THE REV. GEORGE w. DAME,
OF THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA.

DASvILLE. VA. August 81. 1878.
Co{one! Thomas F. Goode:
Dear sir,-For two years l was the ric'm Of
Cmils and Fever having during this period four
cnnrcstiye chills l had the advice OF some OF the
hest medical men of the country. but 1t was unavall
Ing to arrest The disease. Added 10 this, suffered
from Dyspepsia of L severe and depressing FORM.
tho romnlication Of disease reducing ME 10 state
Of crest prostraioI. \ visit Of few weeks TO the
BI|FFAIO LITfIIA SPRINGS in the summer OF
1879 with the continued use Of The WATER Tor
ssIne weeks longer mt home. relieved entirely OF
Chills and very greatly benefited my Dyspeptlc
symptoms have since enjoyed strength ana nerI
these WATERS as one Of The most powerful reme-
dial agents In affections of the stomach and i'll all
diseases of malaria origin.
,uoo.oo,4t GEORGE W. DAME.
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o9-CENT STORE.
CLEARING-OUT SALE AZ The
99-CENT STORE.

We otter at The following very low prices
GENUINE BALBRIGGAN SOCKS at 25c.;
GENUINE ENGLISH FULL REG CLAR SOCKS
GESUlNE ENGLISH LIsLE-TnREAD SOCKS at
sOLiD.coL ORED-Cardna Blue, and Brown
GESTLEMEN's LINEN COLLARS (four-ply),
ALL"IISEN HUCKABAcK TOWELS at 7, 10,
our a1 line Of Of GENTLEMEN's WHITE and CO.
LORED SHIRTS ut 75c.;
LINEN NAPKINS at CSC. 100000:
Our entire line Of 24x30 CHROMOS, mounted on
canvas and stretcher. in carved solid black
our "a entire line Of LARGE PANEL-PICTUREs
All o. our TIN TIN 'ToILET.sETs at s2.75;,
Ali our smaller CHROMOS aud PANELS at 75c.;
1MaiPPh hSSSNiEIp TTIEA-TRAYs at so, 62X, rs. and
cARE:B06xEs at ere:
TIN TEA-CANISrEKS ut zoe.
TIN TEA-POTS at SOC.
Call and see the BARGAINS at
sos BROAD STREET.
ovoa W. A. STEVENS.
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MOL Bay. $40 No. q, In barrels, sI1.59s No. 3
Innckerei. &G.G0 w. ]. IN kts. 1925; NO. 2, III

j No. BAY. $40 /: No. q. In barrels, sI1.50 No. 3
tanekerei g. go W.. l. IN k,ts s2.2b 40. y u
Lard prta,e. barrels and tierces. sc. In hslf-
sierces. 2se.: Barrels: 14s: soisen syrup,
45@a55c. 2 gallon: New Orleans. nrt,t,e. Ao9Sbc.
sa Lyerpeoi Iro, o.. s,sr re-. s1se0s1.sS.
latea; iosc.: A.. 9a@a,9c.: o. &C.; estrs 2,
5000: yellow. TIC sSc: cur ioaf. l1c.. Porto
SOP: en Ganmop sSs best 1a.h,na 7@sc;
'o, Tsa I92Se. and fancy pses s r, , aSSs:
Imperial; ,. sl.10@sI.sc; gunpowder. sl.4aGGl.75
Hides. Leather. See.
hid,s; Green. 4a5c.: DRY stltesl. I2Gl3c.: dry
mint. 13915c;; wet sailed. 7Hasc.: wet saitec cafs
Leottsr: Sole leather. oak. ssa.,oc: s,ie leather
finish, lS@22c. p foot; kip. 40G75c. a H.: harness,
country Srs 2s@ss sig hais sSSgs NJ sal
iron. Steel. Nails. sc.
fron !: American refined. Old i,obi:no;- IA
az 2-iOc y ip.: Enslish and American sheet. so
iron: Virginia coa-has. charcoal. sosGs32
warrn-bIast charcoal. s24@$2S: Pennsylvania an
INaiis: Old Dominion. $3.50 per Key icr .tzad.
sri-fha, IS. ten-Deni,v: other sizes cx.rn
.ptougA- Castings: Wholesale 4@R4S'. : fe'ais
foDs: Manila best. 14a15c.: tute. s@e2.
Rags: Mixed cotton. l.c.: While 2lss".: ~,o'Iec>
XG1hc.
Lumber. Stayrs. Sc.
LnsGbcr: White OAK. 81 MSl5 q LOCO: W"Sters
VIRGINIA poplar. Sl2.5G6S23 = 1000: white nine
S20GS65 y 900 yellow pine Boards. sloMcl4,
joIst Si2(GSlS. according to lengths. shiugscs--
Pine. S2.5UG.SJ: cyprtSi Sy-hich. s1.3OolslU
= 1000. Laths-Sptit: $50: sawed. s2.2oC+s2.as
1000. ,o.,
StHrfs. WhsscS barrel tim cryrrcG. SlSG's2ST
1000: seasoned. S20MS25 I, 1000, flour-htrre.
timber. $6GlS7.5D p 1000 Fiour-barrel D",es, ~
as: hosSlcafl-hoors. no demand; HETEROGENEOUS,
$3.50.
Liquors, Wines. Sc-
.iL.: scotch, best orarfs. pntS ..wS2.2S
d0ien. gold.
Erundies: domestic. Sl.23G.:2: fran. sl.l0G
$40: appe. new. sl.75!@SG: old. s2.:aGf3;
Virginia peach. s2IS2.ao.
Rue Hhisk.uS: Medium. 81 .a0G52 ,'isrc cid. y.
M24; Virginia mountain. new. SEWr2.ad, Ia.
W 50tos3.50 and upwards.
Gin: Domestic. Sl.21HtS2: trl"rleG. - = Ias..
Xeic England Rnm: sl.50MSl 80.
Rsctifti NhisGsyx: Market advancing; r:""',
1920.
Powder. Shot. &c.
Fuse: Toys mining. 35cGS1.2! - loo iE~!.
POtcder: 1915 by the five kcgs--ic., u'aA h"
te.S. 1925: blasting. S3.25GSS3.30.
SHIT: Northern. Sl.75 = h.I ~ 20 -,
circumstances: 1af42%c. r 10.
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Steamship Oh Firc--.A Desperate
Killed.

NEW ORLEANS, September "a fire was
discovered in the after-hold Of the steamship
Hudson at 4 o'clock this afternoon. Her
matches were Immediately battened, and
steam and water poured into the compart-
ments where the fire originated. The cause
Of the fire and damage is unknown. The
Hudson cleared for New York to-day, and
was to have sailed ut p. NJ.
A man named Bennett, from Honey Island,
vas killed at Canington Monday by W. +.
Housemer, who was assisting the town
marshal to arrest Bennett, who was despe-
RADIO, and threatened to violate every woman
in the town. Bennett resisted arrest, and,
attempting to draw pistol, was fired on by
Housemer. The coroner's jury Justified
Housemer's action. Fle>h-wounds were
found on Benefits body received some
time ago while he was attempting TO burg
lariZe Orr's store.
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Sy Telegraph.
NEW IOHh.

NEW YORK. September 3.-Guld opened al l 0OH.
Noon.-Stocks irregular. Money on call, 2 per
cent. Gold, 100S. EXchange-Lorg. iS3.: short.
iSS. Governments quiet and generally SicaGy.
St;iies quiet.
Erea,ag.-Mouey easy at lf@2 per cent. Ex-
change quiet at 4S3. Gold, 1909. Governments
firm; new SIS, 106;i States quiet.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET, &C.
NEW YORK, September 3.-Stocks strong. New
York Central. l29: Erie. 135: Lake shore. 61s:
Illinois Central, so: Pittsburgh, S13: Chicago
and Northwestern. 341s: Chicago preferred, 65's
Rock Island III: Western Union, 933s.
Sub-Treasury Balance: Gold, $l2S,Gl7.SS2 !:
currency. $49.1169l3: paid interest. $lOD. 900 !:
paid for bonds $1,000. Customs receipts.
100000:
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. September 3.-NrSinla G'S cid. 20
deferred. ) consOls, 53a second series. 30; past
due coupons, 7S4. North Carolina 6'S, old. Is
new, 8; specia-taX. l. Bid to-day.
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ARKANSAS ELEcTIoN.-Little Rock, Arfe..
September 2.-The election to-day passed
of very quietly. The Democratic State
ticket had no opposition. The GreenbacK
Labor party had ticket in this tPulaski)
county. Thcvote is very close, but no def
mite returns have yet been received, and 1T
is impossible to anticipate the result.
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American MedaIists at the Paris Ex-
-. ..'t - -. : ;tOsitiOn.

Paris, September 8. The following ex-
hibitors in the American section will re-
ceiye gold medals: Aberdrath Brothers OF
New York, stoves; Lyman G. Biselow OF
Detroit, photographs; Leroy w. Fairchild
of New York, gold pens, &c.; Globe Nail
Company OF Boston, horseshoe nails; Owen
Jones Of philadelphia. reyolvers; Mallory,
wheeler & Co. OF New Haven, hardware;
T.. Marcatte of New York. furniture; y:
NJ. Osborue's Manufacturers Company OF
Auburn, mowers and rcapers;; 7 ype- Writer
Company ut IN ewI York, ttype-Wrlting ma
chimes; Wamsutta Mills OF New Bedford.
shirtings. &C.; Yale Lock Company OF
Stamford, post-office locks.
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Rank Suspension.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 3.-The
Farmers and Mechanics Bank OF Savings
closed this morning and Will-go into Iqni-
dalton. The amount due to deposit0rs Is
about $305,000. The assets, including $780,:
900 pald-up capital, will probably be snai;-
cient to pay depositors. S5a i III. zzss5tJsj
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WIfe-Murder and suicide.

NEW YORK. September 3.-Isaac Robin
son fcoloredl murdered his wife ut Mount
Vernon, Westohester eounty. this morning,
and then; killed himself. HE literally hewed
her head from her body with nm axe. Jeal-
ollsy is the alleged cause OF the deed.
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Panic at Holly Springs.

HOLLY SPRINGS, Miss, September g.
There are sixty cases OF fever here, which
the physicians pronounce, bllious.feYer OF a
serious nature. Three deaths have oc-
Cured. Great panic prevails. The people
are leaving the place.
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THREE YoUSG LADIES DROWNED ttd-
,ca, Ont, September 2.-Thrcc young Ia
dies, named Maggie and Lizzie Lee and
Ada Edwards, were drowned while bathing
in the river Ottawa, at Pembroke, on Satur-
day evening. y
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p,t,ar an n Greenback- Tour.

BosroN, September 3.-B. F. Butler will
start ON western tour in few days, du-
ring which he will speak under the auspices
NJ the National Greenback party at Indian
apolis, September Goth, and Terre Haute
Sentelnber 21st.
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yEGETIN e..
VEGEr1NE.
WOULD NOT DE WITHOUT 1T.

CIScISNATI, April s, 1877.
Mr. ,SteUenS:
For several years have suffered with the CGtafrh.
I tried everything, used doctor, ana went down 10
Hot Spring, Ark, last summer; but still nothing
helped until heard of EEGETINE; but ana not
believe In 1t ut first, 50 at last thought Wouia try
it, At first it did not seem to help me- Dul SO loon
must saw 1t helped me slowly, but am perfectly
we'll now. / advise every family to have IT III the
house specially IN spring, for would not be With
out IT, Yen will save your doctors Dtlls:
-. Yours truly, G.. MOOYL1NG,
No. 9 Fifteenth street.
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pnfiffcn1.

READING, Pa, September 3.-Hon. Hes
ter Clymer has been unanimously rcnomt-
mated for his fourth term in Congress by
the Democratic Convention.
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SEGETINE.

1t extends It's influence into every part OF the hu-
man organism, commencing with It's foundation,
citing diseased ac!ion and restoring vital DOW
ers, creating i healthy formation and publication
of the blood driving out disease, aud leaving ma
ture to perform It's allotted task.
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Elections i'm Vermont.

WHEREVER JUNCTION, VT, September
3.-Reports from various portions OF the
State indicate quiet election, but nothing
definite rs to results.
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SEGETINE
WILL CURE BRONCHITIS.
CINCINNATI, April 9. 1877.

CINcINNATI, April 9. 1877.
II. Il. SterenS, Esq:
Dear Sir,-I have been afflicted with l5rocmtls LOT
several months, and have used your VEGETINE,
and IL has elected radical care and can consclcl-
riO,lsy recommend 1t to the public.
; - 80 SAMUEL BAILEY,
5O2 west Fifth street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mir. Bailey Is a gentleman of influence and aiilu-
cnce, aud we'll known in Cincinnati.
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VEGETlNE

has never failed to effect cure, giving tone anu
strength to the system debilitatcd by disease.
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The wcst.Point Murderer ReprIeyed

The wcst-POint Murderer Reprieyed.
New YORK. September 3.-United States
Attorney Woodruff has received letter
from Washington, saying that the case OF Mi
chael Tabn, the West-Point soldier, under
sentence OF death for the murder Of CON-
rade named Alvers, will be carefully con-
sidcred, with view TO pardon or q commu-
tation OF sentence. In the meantime re-
prieye will be granted.
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Direct Communication with Mexico.
CHICAGO, September S.-Senor Samacona,
the Mexican Minister, arrived here this
morning, and bad conference with the
businessmen. 1t is stated that the ultimate
idea OF the conference is TO procure direct
communication by railroad with Mexico.
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the lsnented Captain j. b. Browne, recent


iy deceased. sss.sss
am panied TO announce che recent death
OF Mr.. j. T.. Barnes, n young gentleman who
lately immigrated from Hartford county.
Nd, to this county. Though his stay among
our people had been short, his gentlemanly
and Christian department. had won for him
the esteem and respect OF all who came in
contact with him. The deceased, with his
brother, was cuitivating White Marsh, the
estate OF Mr.. Philip Tabb. MU.
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VEGETfNE
AN INVALUABLE MEDICINE.

WORCESTER.
This is 10 certify that your VEGETINE has cured
me of Bronchitis; anu | would recommend i as
an Invaluable III edcine for Colds, Coughs, and the
that follow them upon the throatand
lungs am, very especially,
GEORGE II, ULLMAN.
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,,assrNE !S-Ess.IGENCE.

Sun rises............ 5:37 iiiGH TIDE. ,o.oe
Sun GETS. ....... GEL M"rning.. lC:Zb
Moon sets......... ll:31 t.srn'n@..........lI:U3
PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER 8, 1878.
ARRIVED.
Brig Lucy W. snow, 5 one, Boston, sat, Eaven-
port Il Morris.
CLEARED
Bark Schiller (Nor.). Fc,luch. Bremen, tobacco,
+. q. Noting ( Go. -. ,. ~.
schooner Harry and Fred. Carter. II. Johns, n:
g., camel coal, q. S:orrs, narnt.
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion. Walker, New FORK,
merchandise and passengers, G.. W. Allen Co.,
ugcntS. -
Steamer Norfolk, -, Philadelphia. inerchan-
disc and passengers, j. W, Mctarrck. a2ent.
Steamer Ariel, Mayo, Norfolk, United states
mail, merchandise, and passengers. l.. IL. Tatum
agent. ,,,,
Schooner j. II. Gallagher Lynch. Philadelphia,
coal, Curtis < Parker.
MEMORANDUM.
Schooner John Mcdonnell, Mckentrcc. hence, AZ
Philadelphia August 3lst.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner Clara acrrick Ireland. fhi,adclphia
August 3lsf.
by Telegraph.
BOSTON. September 3.-Arriyed: SchOoEers
yicksourg and Catalina Kn' ght, from Richmond.
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rne CUSTOM. House rnyestIgation.

NEW YORK, September 3.-The custom
house investigating committee met to-day.
Wednesday week was fixed for hearing the
Chamber Of Commerce Of New York and
the Boston Board OF Trade on the questions
of the consular system and the bonds sys-
tenn.
Collector Merritt was on the stand. but
being i'll his testimony was very brief. : !.
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yEGETINE

does OF act rs catharic 10 debiIitae the bowels,
but ceapses all the organs. enabling each to per-
form the functions devolving upon 1t.
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TIL. LANCET" Hunyadi Janos.-Baron Licbis
ahrms that its richness in aperient salts sur
!. passes that Of all other known waters.'
THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL Hun
yadi Janos.-The most agreeable, safest, and
most eficacous aperient water"
PROFESSOR vIRCHoW, BERLIN. invariably
good and prompt success; most valuable"
PROFESSOR BAMBERGER, VIENNA. 81 have
prescribed these waters with remarkable sue
cess" ~
PROFESSOR sCANZONI, WuRzBuRG. Il pre-
H. scribe none but this"
PROFESSOR LAUDER BRUNTON, NJ. D., F. r.
S., LONDON. more pleasant than its rivals,
81 and surpasses them in efficacy"
AITKEN, N. D., F. r. s., ROYAL
MILITARY HOSPITAL, EETLEY. Preferred to
Pura and FriedrichshalI."
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w1NEcr,AssEru A DOSE

INDISPENSABLE TO THE TRAVELLING
81 ! ~, :s..EfsF Il PUBLIC. f5sas.:.5 .f.ISsslti
I Every genuine bottle bears the name OF ItsE
APoLLIgARIs COMPANY tLtmitedl London. l{s
. ..s - FREDERICK DE RAEY . CO.,
's 41,and As Warren street, New York,
Il; Sole Agents for United states and Canadas.
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VEGETINE
WITHOUT A RIVAL.

ANNA, ILL.,, January 10, 1877.
H. II. SterenS. Boston, NdSS.:
Dear Sr,-Your VEGETINE stands without Il rival
in this country. As au Alternative 1t has no equal
consider is 4 valuable remedy for Rheumatic Com
Dlaints especially. My stock Of drugs would be III
Complete withoutit. Very respectfully yours,
- 49,. &. X. PARKS, Druggist,
,...r -.'' -.' Anna, III.
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RANKS AND BANKERS.
2. W, PICKRELI.. President.
= Z. SNEAD, Cashier.

nUI-HEADS, $3.50 to IS per ream, ut
Is The DISPATCH pRiNTlNG-HOUsE
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WE MAKE NO PRETENSIONsM ,

WYE MAKE NO PRETENSIoNSA
wv IN ha selling out az cost In order TO close u
or change business; but we viii guarantee TO ~
sell, FURNITURE Of all kinds at prices as lowI
as any house In the city, our Stock teilS Au;a 49,
comneic i'm Pariss. Chamber and DiningsheSo .
furniture OF all kinds We viii oer spec s s as
rains i'm tiaa suits trior and ehanberl FOR the
s,Sirty dave Parties in want Of Furniture OF any
Kind should not fall 10 examine our s9ek SeiSfS
chasing. e. Hai III ~ nnr Street,
Jy l9-2m 10 "o'''"
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D GATEWOOD. 1903 EAsTR

a.. MAIN STREET.--Just received = new E1&s
supply of Furniture OF the most elegant az, -,
signs and finish for PAkLos, SHAhBfEh' az. az.
PoDlar, Marb!e-'rop, S2S 10 $50: Walnut French
Dresser and DressngCsse suits ESQ TO ssU9 rsr
Cloth from $40 TO 1900: aIso, all classes of goods
at prices 10 s,it the times. am now hnsbinx Far
Tor Salts, Lounges, Chairs &C., stunea Win ,air'
to This branch OF business. Chairs speciality. Up
hoisierjpg aud Repairing. Terms liberal. 1y2o
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YEGETINE.

No medicine has attained such great reputation
as this justly. celebrated compound.
EFLNE,
prepareslby
H..R. STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS.
VEG TINE IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Tau 2S-W&Stse271
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EOR SAIE BY

Z DEALERS, ROGERS. AND DRUGG ISTss,;gf
PURCELL. LADD IN Co, Richmopd,9iis
a. es General Agents for Virginia.
The label OH every bottle Is printed on BLUE
amer. se4-W,F&M&eow2m
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Flour.

Flour.
r;n@. 81: Suarr.int. S3.I5Gisi c>tr". $1,000
:i.7j: c"fn!n"a family. S3M;5.2J i"n-y UrIrA :.
sc.
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FURNITURE.

DEMOVAL TO OUR LARGE,n
FOUR-SToRY WAREHOUSE, 1
CORNER TW ELFTH AND FRANKLIN
STREETS.
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nos. 1901, 1903, 1905, AND 1907
where we VII! show The LARGEST. BEST. and
CHEAPEST STOCK OF FINE AND Low
PRICED FURNITURE, &C. south OF New York.
aHTHER ROONEY,
steam Furniture Manufacturer aud UDdertaser.
anal Wholesale AMI Retai'.
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MEMPHIS, September 3.-OnlY two physi-
clans had made reports OF new cases up to
noon to-day. They report eighteen cases.
The undertakes report fifty-one yellow
fever interments up to noon. Father Nc
Namara, OF st. Patrick's church, died this
morning. Captain William Miller, prom
inent citizen, was taken down to-day.
Three physicians from Charleston have ar
rived and rendered their services.
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HUNYADI JANOs WATER.
THE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY.
HUNYADI JANOS

THE BEST NATURAL APERIENT.
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MATTRESSES. BEDDING AND UPHOLSTERED
GOODS.
am not selling cut nor selling at cost. lnt am
Offering rs large and welLsciecied STOCK o. inc
above toned goods at low figure ss can DC
bmpht anywhere. I keep u fH line OF FURSl-
'TURE OF all descriptions, and the public wii con-
vince themselves OF the aforementioned fact DY
calling aud examining NV stock and prices.
WILLIAM DATFkOS.
1893 Main street.
Mattress Factory aud Upho;,;crins-R Rooms. Nos
z i s 30 north Fifteenth strcet. y 27-eod2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-04

DINE CHAMBER AND PARLOkI
n EIfRSiTURE-I am now offering FINE -
sI1 .NItER and PARL0R FURNITURE AZ tE9
greatly reduced prices See these SUITES ana you
viii be satisfied the prices are ow hrys sssss
y, mr,res 70 suit all who will examine my stock;
u pii'e' :" ''IN SAMUEL W. HARDWOOD.
,s.cd Governor street, Richmond, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-04

DEATH OF AwoRTHv MAN--ISSURANCE ADJUST
ERslN rowS--coUSCII. ArPRoPRrATIoSs--A
NEW MARKET AND 4 NEW ENGINE-HoUSE--
cry EXPENDITURES AND REcEIPTs--PosTAL
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-11

ITO TIE MAY DAY QUEEN MfNE-No. "a
Il u. =. Land ONCE. Eureka. New. June "
1878. Notice il hereby given that the siisr
West Consolidated Mining Conpsny. ny 10
duly authorized agent. Thomas J. Read. sAs~
p0stofice address IL Eureka. Nevada. has ~
day fiied his application for q patent for sifss
hundred ts0l linear feet of the May Day Vnfsa
mine or vein. bearing silver, vith surihs
ground two hundred COO feet in width. sifush.
lying and being In Eureka Minlng pisfrsft
county OF Eureka, and State of Seysda. ana
known and designated by the hslf i:ofes na
cflIctal plat ON file In this Office an lot No. ~
The exterior boundaries Of said lot No. IN
being ms follows. to wit: Variation i6s dsf-
east. Commencing at u post marked No. Us
Survey No. IA, whence the flagstaff in ~
town Of Eureka bears n. a deg. N min. X
20,l70 feet: Ruby HID No. l bears n. 0 des.S
min. T., 1871 feet: a u ruee-pine tree. hm
feet in diameter. marked d. T., standing atns
mouth OF the Excelsior tunnel bears !. II ~
T., Goa feet: thence, running hrst course sins
deg. f., 100 feet, to post marked NO: =. ~
Survey No. ia. This post stands on the wcss
ern boundary Of U y. Survey No. az, Esrsi1ss
and Carlo Zeno lode. whence posi- NO OF sns
Huguenot survey bears N. Al deg. T., 353 iess
Thence, I'd course \. ~ deg. W., H0 fet
along the western boundary Of said survey "a
li2, to post marked No. 3. U. s. Survey No. "
post marked No. 4. u. y. survey No. la; ai
thence, 4th course, N. az deg. r.. ZOO feet. 10
pest No. 1. the place Of beginning. containing
8 6T-i00 acres. This claim IL bounded on he
east by the Excelsior and Carlo Zeno mins,
and on the west by the Gas Light mine. The
location OF this mine IN duly recorded In ts
Rec rder's office Of Eureka Mining Dirtrbd,
on page "a. in BOOK ID. of the Mining flerurs
II said District. Any and all persons claiinias
adversely any portion Of said May Day Quees
mire, or said mining ground, ~ hervf..-
before described, are required TO file their u.
verse claim with the Register Of the rnhm
States Land 0ficc ut Eureka. In the ststfa (
Nevada, during the sixty days period Of pue (
LEGATION hereof, or they VIII be barred by w
tue OF the provisions Of the statute.
je20-GOd ID. Is. IMAfEL, Registm.