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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-06

PERsoNAL.-Ex-Goyer Randolph, OF
New Jersey; Judge Asa D. Dickinson, OF
Prince Edward, and Hon. j. NJ. BenneSt,
West Virginia. are in the city.
Rev. J. II. Stringfelow is at the Amerl-
lean Hotel.
Mr.. Harry Burton, who is well known
in Virginia newspaper circles, is now busi-
ness-manager of the San Antonio CEeXaS)
Herald. At San Antonio to-day the people
are to be amused by a great bull-fght after
the Spanish fashion. Harry will be there
as spectator.
Judge Wtisi.er is expected to arrive in
the city to-day and hold court for Judge
Wexford, who has not yet recovered sufii-
ciently to justify his return to the bench.
Richmond inventors have, it is said, OBJ
tanned patent for a liquor-register which
Commissioner Munford says is far superior
to Motlett's. The dealers and officers in this
city complain that Motfett's is constantly
out OF order. 1t is by no means handsome
piece of mechanism.
There are great revivals of religion among
the colored people Of the city.
Among the. visitors to the Tobacco EX-
change yesterday were W. T. Blackwell,
Durham, N. c.; 4. G. Fuller, Raleigh, N.
c.; J. II. MacIin, j. G. Birdsong, and
George II. Jarratt, Petersburg; T. M. Wal
ler, Cumberland; Fl. A. Hastings, w. D.
Smithson, Amelia; j. C.. Voss, Danville ;
John Ell. Cooke, Fuvanna; and 81: l..
Wigand, Henrico.
The Petersburg Ipdeg-Appeal thus speaks
Of James T. Fry (colored), acquitted Thurs
day by Justice White of a charge. OF receiv-
ing stolen cigars: Fry formerly kept a
house on BoIingbrook street, known as the
American. House or Hotel, and was an &C.
tive politician in Petersburg. He was also
instrumental in causing the arrest OF the
Conservative judges Of election in Firs:
Ward -s- ..-r-.7 -s.r .--.-~-r- r---.
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o9.GEN'r STORE.
A T THE s9-CEN1. STORE +:

A L The 99-CENT STORE:
Received this morning the first Invoice Of oar
NEW CROQUET-eteht balls aud eight mallets cr
the BEST HARD WOOD FINISHED as well as our
sixbal sets Of last yearl Stakes end Gic&ets COM
plete-all packed in strong hinge, covered box; TO
be sold at 99c.
OrCers from the country VIII receive promp: az
tention, and goods shipped by freight or express, as
they may order.
New styles In PICTURE-FRAAEs u, so and 99c. !;
We have also fine FRAME. fitted lih: glass
and back, size II by j. and Il by l7,a, sI.9S.
These FRAMES are worth 1850:
4 lot OF large, handsome WASEBOWLS and
PITCHERS;
All lengths in new lot of CARRIAGE-wHsPs-
warranted whaiebone;
Some new, large FOUR-WHEEL DOLL-PERAM-
BULATORS;
More OF those handsome NiCkLE-PLATED,
sEyEN.SHOT REYoLyERS At SI.sS: SIN
GLE-sHoT PISTOLS at 99c.:
A very handsome line OF POCkET-kSISEs In
pearl and shell handles.
Catalogues free to any address.
w. A. STEVENS,
ape sos Br ad street.
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Another FTre.-About l o'clock yester-
day morning fire broke out in kitchen
on the premises OF Mr.. d. c. Jordan, on
Bainbridge street between Twelfth and
Thirteenth. The alarm was promptly given,
and the Alerts took out their hook-and-lad-
der truck and repaired to the fire. Water
was scarce, and there was no hose on the
ground, and but for the pulling down OF
the adjacent building a general coniiagra-
ton might have been the result. Win tne
finally subdued the flames. The kitchen
and an adjoining building only were de
stroyed.y Loss small, and covered by in
surance. ,.s,.ses gs.s 49, n a :.
The fire occurring at such an unseasonable
hanr caused great CONSERVATION In the VI
cinity and attracted large concourse Of
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"a Cor,rccfIo7I.

IS RICHMOND, April 4, 1878.
Editors Dispatch: 3 Dear sirs,-In the
g local., OF your to-day's issue appears n
mistake which, il left uncorrected, might
convey false impression. Under the
heading g The Mozart This Evening" you
say Signor Felix JardeIla tlate with Pro-
iessor Peters) will play a solo for clarinet,
&c. The sentence in parentheses, should
read !" of Peters's orchestra" The late is
premature, to say the least Of it.. Yours
truly, CHARLES PETERS.
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THE CRIsIS.-What think you would be the re-
suit II the earth should stop spinning around the
sun? Were you ever near large and intricate ma-
chine when one Of its wheels became clogged or
brokcu-pear enough to hear the grating, jarring
clash, the sudden, deafening crash ? Astronomers
assure US that precisely similar effects, only on an
nconceivably graEder scale, would. be produced IL
our earth-one Of the wheels in the uniyerse-ma-
chine-sLould suddenly cease It's revolutions. In
other words, there would be general clash and
crash OF satellites, planets, and systems. What we
term financial crises are due TO similar causes.
One Of the wheels in the fnance-machine be-
comes cIogged, perhaps shattered. The terri
bic Wal-Street crash" i" which follows Is
communicated to every part OF the financial
mechanism Of the country. But analogies do
not stop here. There Is that other mechanism, the
most intricate Of a--sometimes called an organism
because 1t generates Its own forces-the human ma
chine. when one OF It's members fails to perform
its office the whole system is thrown into disorder
Members, before considered unassailabie, break
down under the unnatural pressure. The shock
comes, and utter prostration Is the result Repara-
ton can only be effected by the restoration of the
impaired parts and the readjustment of its levers
the physical forces. There Is one part Of the ma
chine more liable 10 disorder than any 0ther-the
Iver-the great balance wheel Of the machine.
The liver being the great depurating or blood
cleansing organ of the system set tat work and the
foul corrupuons which gender in the blood, and rot
out 1t were, The machinery Of life, are gradually
expelled from the system. For this purpose DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, used daily, and
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets, taken In
very small doses, are pre-eminently the articles
needed. They cure every kind Of hnmor from the
worst scrofrla to the common pimple, blotch. or
eruption. Great eating ulcers kindly heal under
their mighty curative influence. Vlrnient blood
posons that lurk in the system are by them robbed
of their terrors, and by their persevertng and some
what protracted use the most tainted systems may
| be completely renovated and built up anew. En-
larced glands tunors, and swellipgs dwindle away
and disappear under, the influence OF these great
| rcs0lventS.
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GoID HILL. April 8. 1877

= = ..-llIl--.. GUILD HILL,. hPEM ., 1910. ,
Editors Disp.Gtch: Please allow me
through your paper to express my thanks
to many OF the citizens Of Richmond and
all the neighbors around Westham Hall, in
Henrico county, for their kindness to my
son, William N. Hall, and bis family in
their recent affection. They did all that
sympathizing friends could do for him, and
] wish to assure them that his parents and
brothers will ever feel more grateful to
them than words can express.
Very respectfully, WILLIAM G. HALL.
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FLORAL ADoRNMENTs.-O late years the
taste for the cultivation of flowers and all
sorts of floral adornments has very much
increased in Richmond so much so. in
deed, that a number OF persons find profit
able employment in cultiyating them.
Among the well.known firms engaged in
the business is that of Toler & Hooper,
whose establishment is located on the cor
ner OF Cherry ard Albemarle streets, ad-
joining Hollywood cemetery. They have
attained deserved celebrity for the elegance
OF their flowers and the artistic way in
which they dispose them in bouquets, bas-
kets, and other enticing forms.
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The Rebekah Lodge.-In the new lodge
OF Rebekah to be instituted next Thursday
all the officers will be ladies except the
noble grand and outside guardian, which
officials will be chosen from "the lords OF
creation" 1t has been suggested that the
! reason that the outside guardian is male
| instead OF female is not because the latter
would be anxious to be in the inner circle,
| but because the male members are too gal
lant to allow lady to occupy any post OF
eXnnsure or DANGER
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- 3. - 80 q III = -
MoGctt-Reeister Tax.

The following is a tabuIated statement OF
the alcoholic aud malt registrations from
September to- April, with the tax thereon,
as taken by the Commissioner of the Reve-
nue.. The registers, twill be remembered.
were not put up until about the middle OF
September, so the tax is for about six and
d half months. Under the old law Rich
mond paid $4,000 per annum liquor tax.
Under this law the register tax will be in
which must be added the specific license
taxes.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.--For the Mid
die Atlantic. South Atlantic, and East Gulf
States, Tennessee, and the Ohio Valley,
clear or partly cloudy weather, and wfnds
mostly from northwest to southwest, sta
tiouary or higher temperature, with. station.
AIRY or falling barometer.
Cautionary signals continue at Eastport,
Portland, Boston, Woods Hole, Newport,
New London, New Haven, and New York.
Cautionary off.shore signals continue at
Sandy Hook, Barnegat, Atlantic City, Cape
May, Cape Henry, Kitty Hawk, Cape Hate
ras, and Cape Lookout.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, mild,
and pleasant.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 4G ;
9 A. NJ, IS; noon, 70; 8 p. M.. 76; 6 2.
NJ, &C: midnight, so.
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Loss OF HISTORICAL REL1cs.-The silver
that was stolen from General Bradley T.
Johnson's house on the night OF the 9th OF
February has a curious and interesting his
tory attached to it.. 1t consisted OF silver
breakfast-set of coffee-pots, tea-pots OF old
Etruscan urn-like shapes marked W. j. s.,
two gravy boats marked NJ, and heavy sill
yer goblet without any mark. The silver
goblet bad been used at the siege OF Porto
Bello, in 1740, by Admiral Vernon, under
whom served Lawrence Washington, and,
with the rest Of the silver, was buried at the
siege OF Charleston, in 1850, to save it from
Sir George Clinton. 1t was again buried in
1866, at Raleigh, to hide it from Sherman's
raiders, and was dug up after the capitula-
tion between Johnston and Sherman from
the camp of one Of KIpatrick's .brigades.
After such an adventurous experience it
is sad to lose it by ordinary theft. OF course
it is valued beyond its intrinsic worth, and
General Johnson has offered to pay more for
| it than it would bring from any other pur-
chaser. .e.-.-.
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POLICE COURT.-Justice White had q
small and unimportant docket yesterday.
Richard Ellis was committed to Jail for
five days in default Of security on charge
Of yaSrancy.
George Kelly and Charles Cone, charged
with disorderly conduct, were committed
to Jail for one day.
Moses Taylor, charged with wasting city
water, was tined $3.50.
Alexander Willis and Wash Moore.
charged ,vith digging up Darlington street,
were discharged.
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. THE COLEMAN CASE IN THE SUPREME
CoURT.--In the case OF r. III. Coleman's adj
ministrator u.s. The Piedmont and Arllng-
Supreme Court on Thursday by IN equally
divided court of four judges, motion was
submitted for q rehearing before a, full
court, In view of the difficulty and irnpor-
tanee of the case and the motion was dock
ieted with leave to the appellant to flle d PEI
;tisfon for . bearing in the usual way. II
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Nore About The Mofett Registers. There
are in Manchester nineteen alcoholic and
seven malS registers. The total tax since
September %, 1877, is-alcoholic. S21.S6; !;
malt, S109.36; aggregate, $2,295.36. The
highest malt register stands 12,493-a tax OF
$3l2.32; the lowest stands, 1,557-a tax OF
1888. The highest malt register stands,
S,S09-a tax Of $44.05; the lowest, G12-a
tax OF $500. All OF the Manchester liquor.
dealers have paid out the draw allowed but
three. Under the law Manchester will pay
about $4,000 per annum.
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The ReUiUatS. was a very large
attendance at the Methodist church last
night. There were number OF penitents
and several conversions. The additions TO
the church since the revival began have been
large.
The eolored Baptist church last night was
crowded. There were nearly 100 at the
altar and several conversions. Since this
meeting begun there have been about thirty
persons received into the church.
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The Gaines CaSe.-James Gaines was ac-
quilted by Mayer Clarke OF the charge Of
perjury. The testimony OF the Justice
who issued the warrantyery clearly proving
that it Was not strictly a charge of that
character, Mayor Clarke reprimanded all
the parties and dismissed them. The costs
in the case were assessed as follows: James
GaiEes, $5.75; Washington Williams, 81.
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sage.

KANkwHA ROWING CLUB.-At the annual
meeting OF this club, which was held at the
State Bank building Yesterday afternoon ut
6 O'Clock, Mr.. J. Thompson Brown was
elected president; j. IA. Anderson, vice
presidents, F. ". Samuels, secretary; WAL
liam P. Lee, treasurer: Executive Com
mittee: j. 81. Anderson, w. III. Habliston,
William H. Christian, Jr., Thomas Chris
tian, S. M. Taylor. This club is composed
Of some OF the best young men OF our city,
and lis in very flouriShing condition.
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SPECIAL. MONDAY TRIP OF. TIE "ARIEL =
TO BE REPEATED.-0n Monday. Sth instant,
the elegant steamer "Ariel," Captain
Wyndham r. Mayo, will repeat the very att
tractiye and cheap special trip to Norfolk
which she made last Monday. The tickets
have been placed within the reach OF all, and
include board and lodging at the two prin-
cipal hotels in Norfolk.
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TIE PARDoNISG P0WER.-The Governor
yesterday pardoned Charles Lawrence (col-
ored1, of Prince William county, who was
in October, 1877, sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for ten years for rape. The Governor
presents the following reasons for granting
this pardon: "ue was recommended to
Executive clemency by the jury who tried
him. bv the unanimous order Of the Court
Of Appeals, as follows: EThe Court is unani-
molisly OF opinion that the case is q proper
one for the exercise of Executive clemency,
and therefore respectfully recommend that
pardon be granted to the accused for the
offence Of which he has been convicted as
aforesaid, and it is ordered that a copy Of
this recommendation and of the Judgment
be certified to his EXcellency the Governor
of this Commonwealth" ;"
The Governor refused to pardon the fol-
lowing parties: Walter Caskie (coIored),
sentenced by the Hastings Court October,
1877. to eight years in the penitentiary for
robbery; John Hunter, sentenced by the
Hastings Court OF Alexandria October,
1877, to two years in the penitentiary FOR
assault and battery; Nancy McCollum and
Augustine Carter lcolored), OF Washington
county, one year In Jail for keeping house
Of ill-fame; j. J. Phelps, Of Richmond,
sentenced to five years in the penitentiary-
for larceny; Simon Stern, sentenced to six
months in jail by Justice j. J. White for re-
celying stolen goods; Richard Bland (col-
ored), Of Richmond, sentenced to three
years in the penitentiary for unlawful
shooting; John H. KeiseI, who was SEN
fenced in October, 1874. to tive years in the
penitentiary for stealing $500 from Joseph
NJ. FoWlkes.
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Improvement at Maury Cemetery.-A
beautiful section has been curbcd and
graded on "Grayel Ill.," at Maury Gene
terry, for Mr.. D. L. Graham, superintendent
Of the Old Dominion Granite Works, ut
Granite. 1t is the most handsome section
in the cemetery, and a great Improvement
and ornament to that rapldy-improving
home Of the dead.
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i THE BURNING SCHooNER.-The matches
of the schooner D. Fl. Ingraham, from
Rockland, with 1000 barrels of lime and 200
barrels Of potatoes, consigned to +. Wen
denburg, were opened again yesterday
morning, and between 100 and 200 barrels
OF lime taken out, when the fire broke Out
again, and it became necessary to close ar
the vessel and cease work. The Ingrahan
arrived here on the 1st Of March, and has
heen on fire ever since.
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO PETERSBURG
With the opening Of the spring season
Superintendent Shaw announces the re-
sumption of his Sunday excursion trains to
Petersburg. The first excursion train vii
leave Richmond tomorrow morning at
o'clock, and in the afternoon at A o'clock
Coming this way the trains will leave Pc
tersburg at $50 A. M. !. and 4:30 p. II.
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HENRICO COUNTY CoURT.-The April
term Of this court commences Monday. A
list OF the grand jury has been published.
The following felony cases arc on the
docket: Jumes O'Ncal (white) Jack Payne
(colored), and Lee Stephens (colored), all
charged with housebreaking and larceny. I.
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THE KING OF FLooR-CLoTHs.-The new ant
artistic designs brought out this season In tht
natent LIyoLEUM loor-eioth win no doubt gave
this popular article an Increased sale Is tue onD
aoor-covcring made combining IN the h,shest ac,
gree the qualities essential to comier, any
economy. ON account Of inferior limitations, see
thas aWaiton,s Patent LIseLEUA !" Is on the faci
,of every yard. All sarpet-dealers keep 1t.
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. ACCIDENT ON BROAD sTREET.-Yesterda
afternoon Mr.. james A. Oakly, an aged citi-
zen, fell on Broad street near Twelfth and
injured his arm. The city ambulance was
called from the automatic station at the
Fredericksburg railroad depot, and carried
him to the almshouse and theneeto his home
on Clay street. ,'zE "a 4,
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TIE ASSOCIATION HALL READINGs.-Pro-
fessor Scharf's readings at Association Hall
last night were attended by larger audi
ence than on the night before. Still the
crowd was by no means great. The Pro
fessor has many of the qualities Of good
reader. He aims to be, and really is, lr-
structive, but the pieces selected by him
are generally too long to please the popular
mind.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge
Robert ". Hughes presiding.-John KEEP
pier, tried for violation OF the revenue law,
was acquitted.
In the case OF William Kelly, charged
with dealing in tobacco without license, a
7aoke proSequi was entered.
Oscar Newman pleaded guilty to viola
ton of internal revenue law. Sentence re-
served. .se ..
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SUDDEN SICKNESS. The city ambulance
was summoned yesterday afternoon to the
aid OF James Hughes, an employee at Shanks,
Barrett & Wilson's, who was taken sudden
ly i'll with tit. He recovered, however,
before the ambulance arrived (making the
time in nine minutes), and did not need
maflieal aid ss{.a.7 ~ sE.siEs.5 ~ <.
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SMASH H-UP.-Yesterday morning as hack
belonging to Hicks's livery stable, on Third
street, was coming down Governor street,
the right fore-wheel came of aed frightened
the horses so that they ran some distance
before they could be stopped. The front
springs and the pole were broken and the
carriage otherwise injured.
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JOHN III. CLAIBORNE, AGENT MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YoRK-AssETs
OVER Ss5, 100000 CAsu.-The advantages offered
to Insurers by this company in solid security, SUI
perior economy, and Its convenient syatcn OF. an.
nusi cash dividends combine to make Il the safest,
the cheapest and the best in the world.
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PerSonuL.-Ofticer james B. Fitzgerald,
while running to the fire yesterday morn-
ing, fell and badly sprained his ankle. He
will doubtless be kept from duty for several
days.
Councilman a. Cary Gibbs has been sick
for some time, and is still confined to his
ROOM
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ROLL OF HONOR AT THE RICHMOND HIGH
scHooL.-The following is list OF the pu-
pils on the roll of honor at the Richmond
Higb-School during the past week: Senior
CIass-Jennie Daily, Fannie G. Herring,
Ida F. kagland, Mamie Schaap, Gertrude
Smith, Rachel Van Wort, Florrie Wilkin-
son. (The name Of Alice Ezekiel was omit.
ted last week.) intermediate Class--Julia
Smith. Junior Class-;None on the roll
Attendance for the week, ninety-one pei
cont
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To CoSsUMpTIyEs.-Many have been happy TO
give their testimony in favor Of the use oe s WILL
BORIS PURE oD-LIvER OIL AND LfME." Ex-
perence has proved 1t to be valuable remedy for
Consumption, Asthma, Diphtherta, and all diseases
ofthe Throat and Lungs. Manufactured only by
A. b. WILBoR, Chemist, Boston. Sold BY drug
gists generally.
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FLORISTS.
TOLER g. HOOPER,

FlNOLEh u hOOTEh,
FLORISTS,
N ADJOINING HOLLYWo0n CEMETERY.
CORNER CHERRY AND ALBEAARLE STREETS,
offer fer sale this spring the largest, finest, and
GKEEN-HOUsE- AND BEDDENG-PLaNTs
ever offered in this city &C moderate prcessach IS
ROSES. GERAElUMS. FUChSIAS,
VERBENAS, sLANTASAS, ~
COLEUS CAPE JESSAMlSES,
and ali other FLOWERS suitable for spring pixnt.
Ing and Conservatory Decorations.
HANGING BASKETS and VASES furnished ana
filed to order.
Send for descriptive catalogue ap
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TEMPERANCE LECTURE. rev. T. N. Dout.
Eney, q temperance lecturer, will commence
q series OF lectures at the Broad Street
tMethod list Episcopal) church on Sunday at
s4P. M.
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~ SUDDEN NDEATH.-A colored woman named
Polly Smith died suddenly last evening on
Fifteenth street near Poplar street. The
Coroner viewed the body, and concluded
she died from heart-disease. sas .s'
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people. The furniture OF Mr.. Jordan was
somewhat injured by removal. Great
credit Is due the fremeD and all Others who
SO promptly responded and faithfully
worked. as it was only by their efforts that.
there was not a much larger destruction. OF
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For ALL DISEASES OF THE TEETH AND GUNS
use MEADE s. BAKERS CAEBoLIC MOUTH
WASH. Fifty cents q bottle.
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DUFF GORDON SHERRY, imporcd directly by
us. Prices very low.
GLENwooD WHIsKEY. first premium at the Vir-
ginia State Fair. E.
CIGARS OF all grades, manufactured by us. i.
TEAS or all qualities. W. ID. BLAIR ( Co..
oO3 Main street. Richmond. Va.
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DON'T GO WHERE YOUR LOVE LIES DRsA1'
IsG bnt 60 to any cigar STORE restaurant and asE
for WHITLooK MODEL CIaARs. and dream the
happy hours away BY youTseiE u win pay better ~
the long run. 9..sS.. IS
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SWEET AS A cHAPLET OF ROSES Ii j. 6 e. Ar
YIssoyts Extract OF white Roses for The Hair-at
once cleansing fnyigorating and Of delightfnLffa-