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There is danger that the House District CON-
mittee in undertaking to deal with all the de-
tails of taxation in the District bill may make
it so elaborate that it will fail of passage alto
gether. The best course would seem to be to
frame simple measure dealing mainly with
the question of the equitable proportion gov
eminent should pay for District expenses.
That point settled, it should be left for the
taxpayers to decide in what manner they will
raise their proportion of the amount i'm a way
not to interfere with business interests and
the prosperity of the city. Forms of taxation
that would be proper and desirable in different
localities represented by Congressman, would
be very injurious to the interests of a cOmmu-
nifty so peculiarly situated as that of the Dis
trict of Columbia. In this city, which depends
upon its prosperity largely from being the re-
sort of people of culture, leisure, and some
means, heavy personal tax or a tax upon
mortgages, for instance, works diSadvant-
ageOusly by deterring investments here espe-
eialy as in the neighbOring state of Maryland
the tax upon mortgages has been abolished.
and the personal tax is merely nominal
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1t Is stated that Major Thomas P Morgan
will resign as member Of the Board of. Fire
Commissioners. This was to be expected. as
he is too clear-headed a business man not to
see that the position of Superintendent of
Police is one which requires unremitting at
tention, and that the person who fills it cannot
afford to complicate it with other branches of
the public service. To do so would be to i'm
pair his uSe suIneSS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-09

issue on the LIST and 18th of each month ssBul.
letin' OF all property for sale and rent on my books
which can be had on application at my once. OF
viii be sent by mail II desired.
Loans.
81, 900 in one sum at per Ct. ST. 900 at per c..
auction Sales
On Tu ESDAY, February 18th, 1878, at pm,
M. Ol4 ON ST. NV feb9-tr
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0tD D. CL0TH TIL &G,1h; RICE, dealer u
e., o23 It'll street southwest oers great bargains
he pays the highest prices In Cash Tor the several
o. novS-tT
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TOHN PATCH, sos 10th and 1924 18th streets,
u furnishes Information as to Responsibility OF
people, with full abstracts Of property and leins
thereon.
Titles examined. Searches for chattel Trusts, II.
correctness guaranteed. J12-1m$
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-11
yEsDAY MORNING., SEPTEMBER III, 1878. .
Ls,CAL MATTERS.

DEATH OF FATHER CHARLES "A, dispatcl,
received BY Very Rev. Father Janssens yes
terday from the telegraph operator nt Ocean
Springs, Miss, announces the death by yell
low-feyer. at that place, Of Rev. Father
Charles Van Quakeibere, formerly one Of
the clergy OF St. Peters Cathedral, of this
city, and principal Of the Academy and Pa
rocbial School for boys of the Cathedral
parish. This unexpected announcement,
after, the favorable reports regarding Father
Charles's condition, is owing to a sudden
change in the nature OF bis, disease, which.
as stated, resulted fatally. The deceased
was we'll kzown in this city, especially by
the Catholic population, and was held in
the highest esteem by all who enjoyed his
acquaintance for his sterling qualities OF
mind and heart. and the announcement OF
his death will be received with profound
regret here as well as in other portions Of
the diocese of Richmond. A solemn re-
QUEEN mass will be celebrated at the Cathe-
dral Friday morning at O'clock for the
repose OF his soul, at which it is expected
the pupils Of the Cathedral school will at
tend
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scarcely been told. Continuing towns arc
springing up everywhere. The interest is
destined to become a Colossal one, and
Richmond win enjoy many Of Its fruits.
4 BANQUET

= ~. = Z !
Just before the time appointed for leaving
the Old Virginia Galleries for the Coal Val.
ley, station Messrs. Williams & Lewis called
upon the Richmond party, to 60 with them
to take look OF their town hall. The in
,vi!ation was accepted. Upon entering the
hall the most conspicuous thiIg visible was
a long table spread with q superb collation..
,Substantials and .delicacies were side by side
in attractive pIeasantness. No. botel in
Richmond could have prepared anything
much better. We were hidden take seats,
andsoon amid the light artillery OF cham
pagne-bottIes the repast was attacked. The
health OF the proprietors and their families
and success to their undertaking were
drunk-often.
That Overland Messrs. Williams & Lewis
cordially thanked and cheercd-the party
returned to Coal Valley. At 2:15 our spe-
cial coach was attached to the westward
bound train, and few hours afterwards
we reached Huntington.
Low wATER-Low SPIRITS.
Upon reaching Huntington ut night we
could at first hear nothing certain about the
Cincinnati boat. The water in the river
had gotten down to four and halt feet at
Huntington. Some said the boat would
come before morning; some that she
wouldn't. The discouraging discussion
was ended soon after when the boats
whistle was heard. The distance from
Huntington TO Cincinnati is 100 miles, and
our boat only made between eight and nine
miles per hour. But as they fed mighty
well, the "yisiting statesmen" exhibited
no impatience.
Owing to the uncertainty Of the stream
no fixed wbarves are built on this portion
OF the Ohio. il they were to build them at
low water mark they would be buried far
out Of sight, il not swept away, by high
water. If they were to build them at high
water mark they would be far up beyond
reach at low water. So they have floating
wharves. The steamer turns about and
puts her PROV against the stream as she
makes up to wharf. There are no piles to
attach ropes to, and she therefore takes the
position which will allow her to remain
steadiest at the wharf. From the wharf at
Cincinnati to the level OF the nearest street
was 200 or 300 yards, up all incline to which
the grade from the Chesapeake and Ohio
depot in Richmond to Ford's Hotel is as
nothing.
A good portion of the wharf was covered
with kegs of spikes bearing the brand OF
the Tredegar Works. We were as glad to
see them as il they had been old friends
welcoming us ashore.
l forgot to say that we lost four OF our
party en- route. Three left US at Alderson's,
one ut Huntington. The others are enjoy
ing themselves, and have grand apartments
at the Gibson House. CHESTER.
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CASE OF MIR. c. WOLFFE,
OF POINT CoUPEE PARISH, LOUISIANA.
POINT CoUpEE PARISH, La, April 2, 1877

POINT CoUPEE PARISH, La, April 2, 1878.
Mr.. Thomas F. Goode. Proprietor Buffalo LithfG
Springs, Virginia:
Two years ugo began to suffer with severe and
constant pain In my Kidneys. which was soon fol-
lowed by violent attacks, averaging about Two
week, causing excrucatng agony, from which
was frequently relieved by the discharge or stone
of from four TO SIX grains In weight; at other times
by the passage Of smaller stone, and sometimes by
sand In considerable quantities..
sought, but in vain, the best medical assistance,
and us The result of this state of things was reduced
10 such condition that my medical advisers told Inc
frankly that had nothing to hope from remedies
that my condition WIS II hopeless one; and looked
to death alone for termination Of miserable ex-
istence. Mr. j. l.. Lyons. druggist OF New Or
leans, about six months ago advised me to try the
Buffalo Iithia Water, Spring No. 2, which dld:
About q week after | commenced the use or it had
an attack OF less than usual severity, In which
passed two small stones, one Of ,ohtch placed In
a tunbter Of the ,cdter. and in about three hours
found 1t dtSsolued to fine DoDder That gave me
confidence, aud determined TO persevere In Its use
have had no attack whatever since, nor has there
been any discharge Of stone or sand.
The pain In my kidneys has entirely disappeared;
my weight. which had been greatly reduced, have
fully rcgained; and my general health has been en-
tireiy restored. very chcerfully acknowledge my
Indebtedness to the buffalo Lithia Water for my
life and the comfort which now enjoy.
s:S,.. Respectfully, I. WoLrfE.
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I TELLow-FEvER FCSD.-C Collections to
date. s4.036.7o; Christian church, Louisa
Courthouse, S23. II; associated lodges OF
Good Samaritans and Daughters Of Samaria,
$50; Second Baptist church (colored), st2;
ST. Marks Episcopal church, S32.35 Lib
erty Lodge. No. 104, Daughters of Samaria,
So; st. Andrews Episcopal church, S11;J.
R.Perdne, treasurer, on account OF contrl-
buttons OF citizens of Manchester, S8I.12.
The S15 mentioned yesterday was gwen
for the yellow-iever sufferers by the, First
Baptist Sunday school fcolored), and not by
the church. @z1f: 7,' 80 - z
A box has been placed near the stamp
window Of the post-ofice for the reception
Of contributions to the cities desolated By
yeilow-fever. The amount received will be
turned over TO Mr.. W.'R. Quarles, treasurer
OF relief fund, =
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ATTEMPTED SUIcDE.-Mr. Louis Lime
man, dyer, No. 420 Broad street, attempted
suicide on Monday. On that day there ap-
peared an advertisement announcing that
the High-Constable of the city would on
yesterday, at 10 o'clock A. M.. proceed to
sell out Mr.. Linneman, embracing the
whole OF his property at 420 Broad street.
with the brick-and-frame house he had
erected there. So cast down was Dir. lin
neman by his accumulated misfortunes that
on Monday night late he attempted to kill
himself, cutting the veins and arteries of his
left arm in several places with the intention
of bleeding 10 death. His condition was
discovered before it was too late, and the
yeyed to the hospital Of the city almShouse,
where he now is.
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CoAsTwISE TRADE.-Genera Shipping
Agent Bremond, Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company, loaded seventy-two coast
wise vessels during the past month with
thirty-two thousand tons OF freight. This
is larger number OF vessels loaded at the
wharyes than during any month since the
establishment OF the wharves. IL. 80
VI the twenty-five vessels which arrived
here OIL Monday, twenty-one entered the
dock. The indications are that the com.
merce Of Richmond this year wilt greatly
exceed that ct last year; which is a most
CRAFTY ing fact.
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FATAL ACCIDENTAL negro man named
Richard Dabney was instantly killed yes
terday morning at the Chesapeake and Ohio
wharves by being run over by one OF the
tenders and the driving-wheels of a loco
motive engine. The engine had cut loose
from portion Of train of cars, the cars
going down an incline to the wharvcs, the
engine following. Dabney attempted to
get on the rear car, but missed his hold,
and the tender, which was following, back
ing down, overlook him, and passing over
his body killed him instantly. The county
authorities were notified. Dabney was un-
employed, but on the look out for work at
the WharyeS.
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THE MOONLIGHT EXCURSION TONIGHT
The various excursion parties who have
been fortunate enough to take trip on the
steamer Ariel this season will no doubt
recolect that Mr.. L. 8. Tatum, supcrin-
tendcnt, has given the steamer for moon
light excursion down the James tonight
for the benefit Of the officers OIL the boat.
They will doubtless have large crowd, rs
their courteous attentions should insure an
active sale of tickets by their numerous
friends.
Tickets may be had OF W. D. Blair d Co.,
903 Main street; y. w. CARRIER, gu Main
street and on board Of the steamer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-11

POLICE COURT PROCEEDINGS YESTERDAY.
Justice White disposed OF the following
cases:
John Evans, charged with assaulting and
threatening to kill Frank Johnson; and
Frank Johnson, charged with assaulting
and threatening John Evans. Costs paid
and parties discharged.
Charles Garrett alias Burwell Johnson,
charged with being fugitive from justice
from the county OF Fluyanna. Held until
arrival OF officers.
B. Florsbem and Samuel Richardson,
charged with laborins at their trades on
Sunday by selling goods, dc. Fined :!
each and costs.
SeYera. other trifling cases were disposed
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PROPOSED ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE YEL-
LOw-FEvER SuFFERERs.-A meeting OF the
professional musicians of the city OF Rich
mond will be held at Singer Halle on Sum-
day afternoon at o'clock to devise some
plan and tx time and place for giving an
entertainment for the benefit OF the yellow
fever sufferers.
II is expected that ladies and gentlemen
Of vocal talent, whose attention may be
drawn to this matter, will lead their aid in
the enterprise. .r. ......
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MOTHERS, STAY AT HOME, and cure your child
with DR.. MoFFETT's TEETHINA tTesthing Poto-
dersl. TEETHINA regulates the bowels and makes
teetbing easy cures cholera infantum and the sum-
mer complaints of children: heals eruptions aud
sores; removes and prevents the formation OF
worms NJ medicine ever received such entliusias-
tic commenda Ton from those who have used II. Il.
W. POWERS 6 Co., Richmond, and all druggists
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MORTCARY REP0RT.-The following is the
mortuary report for the week ending Sep
tember 1th, compiled from sections returns
received at the office OF the Board OF Health: :
Cause of Death: Cancer. l white; con-
gestion OF brain, colored; consumption,
8 white, 3 colored-total, 6; commissions
Qnfantile), l white, colored-total, 3;
fever (catarrhaD, white; fever (remittent),
2 colored; fever (scarlet), white; fever
(typhoid), 1 white; fever (typho-malarial),
/ white; gastro-cnteritis, l colored; heart
disease colored; hemoTrhage from bowels,
1 white; hydrocephalus, colored; inflam-
nation OF bowels, 1 colored; marasmus,
coIored; old age, white, colored-total,
,; premature birth, colored; pyamia, l
white; tabcs mesenterica, white; teeth
ing, colored. Whole number Of deaths IN
the city, exclusive OF still-births, 33. Still
Births: White males, l; white females, 2 !;
colored males, 2-total, 5. SeI and Color :
Males, 0 white, s coored-total, II; fe-
males, 5 white, s colored-total, 1G. Age:
One day to thirty, 9 coored; one month to
six, 2 colorcd; six months to twelve, l
white. colored-total, 8; one year to three,
white, 2 colored-total, 6; three years to
five, white; ten years to twenty, white,
l coIorcd-total, =; twenty years to thirty, =
white, colored-total, I; thirty years to
forty, white, colorcd-total. 3; forty
years to fifty, 3 white; sixty years to seven
ty, l colorcd; seventy years to eighty, l
white, 1 coIorcd-total, =. Condition: SIN
gle, white, II colored-total, 81; married,
5 while, colored-total, 8; widowers, l
white; widows, l white; unknown, L
white. Nativity: Richmond, 20; other
parts OF the United States, 10; Ireland, 2;
unknown, /. Locality: Marshall Ward, ?
white, 3 coIored-total, 5; Jefferson Ward,
5 white, colored-total, I; Madison
Ward, / white, = colored-total. 3; Monroe
Ward, l white, . colored-total, 3; Clay
Ward, white, colored-total, /; jackson
Ward, white, colored-total, s; aims
house, white, colored-total, .. Whole
number OF deaths for month OF August,
142-white, CT; colored, 81. s..
IT
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A RICHMOND MANUFACTURE APPRECIATED.
Mr.. NJ. S. Valentine has Just received a hand
some silver medal, presented by the North
Carolina State Fair, for his meat-juice, which
was on exhibition there. Upon one side Of
the medal is engraved: "Awarded to NJ. S.
Valentine; meat-iuicc," while on the other
arc the words North Carolina Agricultu-
raj Society; 1873"
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TIE DELIGHTFUL FRAGRANCE OF MURRAY &
LASMAN's FLORIDA WATER Is quite different and
distinct from the perfume of any other prcpara-
ton. 1t Is so refreshing and bracing that IT may
with truth be called tonic exhlarant OF rare
mower and virtue, .' D.. ..#.a.
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EXCURSION. TO GRANITE BLUFF.-iherc
will be an excursion to Granite Blua, az tue
Westham granite quarrics, seven miles rom
Richmond, uia the Danviile railroad To-
morrow. The proceeds will be devoted 10
the Granite Union Sunday school. t1shinS'
boating, and other attractions will be oner,
ed. The train will leave Manchester al os
O'Clock A. d., and return ut Z. M.
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STILL OCT OF TIE WooDs.-Marriort Boswell.
ESD. secretary 10 the Board Of Police Commission
ers, Ea llimore, who was promptly cured Of long
standing rheumatic affection Of The wrist, Which
rendered his hand almost useless Is still enjoying his
convalesccnsc, and cheerfu'Iy recommends Dr.
HERspoS's GYrsY's GIFT 10 all suffering from
rheumatism Sold by all live druggists.
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COUNCILMEN ABROAD.

RICHMoNDERs IN THE MOUNTAINS OF
WEST vIRGINIA-THE BIG-BEND-TUNNEL
.DELAY-vIsIT TO A COAL MINE AND BAN
QUIET FOLLOWING-ARRIVAL AT GIN
CINNATI-INCIDENTs AND EVENTS OF A
PLEASANT TRIP.
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AJAwBoNE CAsE.-James Holloran, here
toiore indicted for fcloniously breaking the
1awbone OF Charles Pelleiti. was yesterday
examined before Justice Larus ut the court
house and sent on for trial the second day
of the next term of the Henrico County
Court. He was bailed to appear in the sum
Of 50 000
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WEEKLY MORTALlT
Sep. 8, sep. 6, Aug. 81, Sep. =,
1876. 1877. 1879. 1875
w. C., ". g.. w. C.. w. &
Ia 22 IL % 13 23 II ],
Week Endtn

Mean temperature for the week ending
August 31st, 100; mean temperature for
the week ending September Ith, $40, 2SI.
Amount OF rainfall for week ending
August 31st, 0.19 9inches; amount OF rainfall
for week ending September 7th, 0.05 inches.
Population OF city estimated at 10000
white, 45,3O0; colored, 33,700. Rate OF
mortality OF whole population was 21.12 per
/ 900 per annum; rate OF mortality OF wnite
population was 1912 per 1000 per annum;
rate OF mortality Of colored population was
d 20 ner 1000 ner annum.
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MOONLIGHT ExcURsloN.-Friday evening
next the Junior Workers OF st. MARKS
church give their moonlight excuIsio, $40,
down the James on board the steamer Arcl.
A select seXtette will enllven tne occasioll
With some choice music, and pleasant time
Is expected.
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ACCIDENTAL DEowSING.-On Monday
evening as Lockett Armstead, one Of Mr..
Gums drivers, was loading his wagon with
tween Nineteenth and Twentieth streets,
the pile OF lumber slipped, and he sprang
backwards out OF the way and fell into the
dock, drowning before assistance could
reach him. Mr.. John Edwards soon re-
covered the body, but lie was extinct. No
inquest; accidental drowning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-11

LApY-CAKE- Take three quarters Of o cup Of
butter beaten 10 I cream, add two cups OF white su-
gar one cup OF sweet milk, four eggs beaten stif,
and three cups Of -four, with two teaspoonfrls OF
DooLEY's YEAsT-PowDER mixed with tue flour
drr q nd nnssed through Il SiCYe.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

4f- On all sales Of Rsat Estate made betsose1
he LIST NJ january u1.d lost Of June the tdTes Ssf
he present year hove tn be paid bp the purchaser
0h all sales made bettpeen the lSt OF Juiy and tda
" the year the tdrcs hare TO be paid by The seller
fThfs custom WAS adopted about nfteen years ago
~ all the real estate agents In Richmond and ap.
,iies to Richmond and vicinity.l
:. d. COOK. 10h A. NJ, 1911 Main street, furni-
ture, carpets, rcady-nladc clothing, etc.
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REFORM IS THE ORDER OF TIE DAY, but lets
soap TINT Old Brown Windsor will never be re-
moved from the toilet Of the fashionable world.
The purcs and most fragrant Is that Of the old Lon
don lirm-J. & F.. ATKINSON.
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CoSvIcTs RECEIvED.-The following con-
yicts were received at the penitentiary yes
terday: Addison Gordon alias Henry
White, Staunton, two years, for forgery;
Joseph johnson, Montgomery county, two
wears. for house-breaking.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-11

OIL FOR HANBURG.-TheN Norwegian bark
Sirio, Ole Rogue master, cleared Yesterday
for Hamburg, Germany, with 1891 barrels
OF refined petroleum, valued at S21, 700.
shipped by Messrs. Meissner, Ackermann &
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PERsoNAL.-L. NJ. Blackford and T. T.
StriblnS, Of Virginia, were stopping at
the Amirante Hotel, Paris, on Saturday
last, and were registered at the Paris office
OF the New York Herald.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-11

AIr. Kearney says gold is coward. Our
own experience shows that this Is so. we
are not at oil ferocious, yet when has gold
dared to come within gun.shot OF US ?-By-
fdIo Express.
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<RirIln,olld 9is;;p.Ialtth,

Rs- THE REGULATION OF THE .ntsPATCH
rs LARGER, THAN THE COMBINED ClRCU-
LAT1oN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF TILE CITY. ..
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OUR "B SELECT" WHIsKEY, for family and
medicinal use. Is unequaied for the price.
W. d. BLAIR & CO.,
~ 003 Main street.
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LADIES' AND GESTLEMES's BOOTS and SHOES
hand-made-to orGcr-best quality--2uaranteed to
fiat DosCHES's, 500 aud 81 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-11

WE USE -, LARGE NUMBER OF HORSES AND
MULES in our business. No remedy has ever given
NO ,he satisfaction that GILEs'S LISIMEET iOpIDE
AMMONIA has. For windgaIls, pufs, sweliinss, cuts
and ,amencss in either limbs, shoulders, or ioins
bruises gals from saddle or collars pronounce IL
the most valuable remedy that has ever come unccf
my observation. II. 1. 'kffhEi'
Manager Galveston Coal Company. Texas
Sold by all druggists. Send Tor pamphet.
DIR. GILES,
100 West broadway, y. \.
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THE VIRGINIA HOTEL, Staunton, Va. OILERS SUI
perior accomm odations at moderate rates. TERMS
$2 and $3.50 per day. Headquarters for CONNER
cIal men, and only So per day. ..
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FAMILY GROCERIES, TEAS, FOREIGN AND Do
MEsrIC LIQUORS Of all grades.
w. ID. BLAIR & Co.,
9OS Main street.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done atthe
DISPATCH PRINTISG-HoCsE. Coca Work, ION
nrices and satisfaction guaranteed.
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NJ. ELLYScN CO.. advertising agents. n'ert ad-
verdscments in all of the newspapers az the Unitad
Siaes at publishers rates. Orders left the Dts.
pdtch coantin=-room will receive premm srten-
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DUFF GORDON SIIERRY-new importation--dif-
fercnt grades. w. u. BLAIR 6 Co..
903 Main street.
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NINE. DEMoREsr's FASHIONS FOR FALL AND
WINTER. PATTERSs--A large supply.
Monthly Magazine
Portfolio Of Fashion.
What to Wear and How to Make eIt.............13c.
Catalogues free. All orders mailed free OF post
age. DEAoGEsr headquarters for Virginia and
North Carolina, eel Main street.