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PETERSBURG.

rrrIoNs-ToBAcco INSPIRE
EEVsNp" no1 IT1CAI, MATTERS - HUsTINGs
To- % ppocs EpISGs-- RICHMOND MINISTERS
cow, arpsRuRG - VISIT OF LYNCHsURG
IN g., crrBs-RAINs IN THE COUNTRY.
BASE lE..,,nrscnee Of the Richmond D'spateh.i
(cor'espo"'>">. july l9, 1879.
~. ;n,arna, revenue collections, IN tue
lue ,mrc district for the week end'ng TO-
i..> amounted to S20,f11. ro,
Gay ;csa receipts Of tobacco at the seVetM
i"s in this city during the week
yesterday were 3I5 hcgsheads Inc
ta u."s, during the week were ia hogs-
'e1 ai meeting OF the City Conservative ES-
tive Committee held last night Mr. ,.
T,Tc.nsSon ycnable was elected chairman IN
W. IT Mr.. Edward Whyte, resigned. Inc
fm,n,ittee has not vet taken any action IN
'1ard 10 the fall campaign. IL is yet loo
III TOR action, though the people are tax
.,,ont their nominations for senator and
my an Z; il predicted that we are TO
eers q hrisk contest in Petersburg the conn
ing fall. c,rr. ,,st n;cbt r A.
,,',rran 81 Campbell county, was acquitted
n ,.no charge Of stealing George ?. Lynch's
% 80 snd buggy. Tue accused was put
~. IN the w,.ness-s,and after all the other
",r.;dcncn was through. He declared under
.a,h that he never had any intention what"
ny.or of stealing the property IN question,
or of fraudulcntly or wrongfully using IT.;
.ho, his condition Was such that be did not
,.nn,y what he was doing or where ne was
80 when he went 10 Richmond. The
neral impression is that his statement was
ir,p and the verdict is approved.
Iucr Short (colcred) was sentenced 10
.,a ncniten,iary for one year for malicious
cnttinc. and with their verdict the jury
enormously recommended her to Execu-
tive clcmcncy. =, i.
The grand jury failed to find true bills in
;o,,r n; the six felony cases sent before them
liz the Commonwealth.
The criminal docket being ended, tht
Court Will on Monday morning call Over
the chanccry and common-law docketS, ano
e,so fake M the cases Of the liquor-dealers
summoned 10 appear on that daF.
Ei,tv.,wo deeds Were admitted to record
:, Tho clerks office during the interim be.
,,rcrn the June and July terms OF the
Hastings Court. III
Rev. Or. J. Il. Jetcr, OF Richmond. will
,,rcacb NJ the First Baptist church Sunday
morning. Rev. w. T. Richardson, also OF
your city. will occupy the pulpit OF the
Tabb-Strcct Presbyterian church tomorrow
morning and evening.
Two coloreG baseball clubs will arrive in
This city sunday evening from Lynchburg,
and on Monday they are to play a series OF
match games with our colored CLUBS, OF
which wc can boast several very good ones
They have secured the Old Dominion
Grounds for the purpose, and the coloreo
population will turn out strong to see them
During the past two or three days tint
rains have fallen in various localities in thu
counties south and east OF Petersburg. ant
have afforded great relief. But the grea
body Of the country is yet dry and suffer
ing terribly for want OF rain.
The remains of Mrs. Bette Seligman
who died in Richmond yesterday, have
teeu brought over 10 this city, and her fu
neral will take place tomorrow.
ROBIN ADA1R.
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FHE DREADED DISEASE AT MEMPHIS; THE
CITY DANGEROUSLY INFECTED; THE.
'YELLoW.FEvER IN AN EPIDEMIC FORM
AND THE sPARODIC THEORY DIsPELLED;
STAMPEDE OF PANIC-sTRICKEN CITr.
ZENs; SEVEN NEW CASES SATURDAY;
BUSINESS PARhLYZED: THE NEW YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA QUARANTINE
CAsEs-TURF SPORTS AT SARATOGA
COLLISION OF OCEAN STEAMERS IN THE
DELAWARE RIvER-sALE OF A RAIL
2RoAD-WRIT OF ERROR GRANTED IN THE
CASE OF MRS. HULL's MURDERER
FIENDIsH ATTEMPT TO BLOW UP A
HUDSoN-RIvER STEAMBoAT-THE sU-
PREME 'CONCLAyE OF HEPTAsOPHs-A
MURDERER COMPRISES HIS CRIME AFTER
BBING-A FUGITIVE FOR NINE YEARS
.DlsTILLERY BURNED AT MILTON, KY
CoLoRED TRIBUTE TO TIE LATE COL
ONEL ASTON, OF GEORGIA-THE LOUIS
lana sTATE-DEBT QUEsTIoN-LATEsT
FOREIGN NEWS. &c.
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by Telegraph.
NFW vOpE

NEW YoEK, July -Noon.-Stoeks strong.
Money ON call. 2tal3 Der cent. Exchange-i.ony,
$50: short, 1861. State bonds dull. Governments
strong.
tg.ning-Money, 2s@4 per cent. Exchange.
4s4aG4S5. Governments firm: new 6's, 104a;
IA per cents, lO64; 4 per cents, 1024.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, July l9.-Thc weekly statement of
The associated banks shows the following changes:
Loans decreased i232.0n0; specie increased
Sfu,2OO: legal tenders decreased $4,000: de-
posts decreased S1.174,500; circulation increased
S2l.700 reserve decreased S4o9.l75.
The banks now hold $10,4S2, G23 in excess OF le-
gal requirements.
BALTIMORE,
BALTIMORE, July 19.-Firgiu!a 6's deferi ed,
81; cOnSos, ST: Virginia new 1U-iO's, 49h; past
due coupons, 794. Bid To-day.
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= sclC.Confcssed Murderer.

CARTHAGE, Mo-, July l9.-Edward Ad.
ANS Yesterday delivered himself to the
taller OF this place, charging himself with
having murdered Harvey Brewer at Rome,
Adams county, Ohio, nine years ago. Jeal'
ousy was the cause. There was not Wit
ness 10 the murder, though Adams was sus-
pected at the time. He has been wander
ing over the country ever since, and noYyl
saws he is tired OF being fugitive, md
wants to be sent back where tue crime was
committed to stand trial, ~
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Railroad Sold Mt Auction.

LOUISVILLE, July 19.-PurSuant to an
order OF the United States Court entered
June 7th in the case Of Opdyke & Cahown
and others against the St. Louis and South
ern Railroad Company, the Kentucky d.
vision OF that road was sold to-day at the
courthouse door. After disposing OF the
rolling-stock, lands, &C., TO the Louisville
and Nashville and Great Southern Railroad
Company, the road was sold to the same
party for 81, 100000. The total amount paid
for the property Is sl,056,630. Nineteen
twentieths OF the bonds OF the road are held
bv the Louisville and Nashville Company.
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LAID AT LAsT-THE PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
ROAD OUTwITs THE CUMBERLAND AND PENN
sYLvANIA.-[Special to the Baltimore Ameri-
can. Il Cumberland, Nd, July 1S.-The
Pennsylvania Railroad Company in Mary
land, during the temporary absence of the
engine belonging to the Cumberland and
Pennsylvania railroad. which had been an
obstruction to the former road for several
weeks, laid the crossing Of their road this
afternoon about 4 O'Clock. The Cumber-
land and Pennsylvania Railroad Company
attempted to regain possession OF the cross
ing, but failed. although they had two en-
gines in their effort to obstruct the track.
General Agent Burwell was on one OF the
engines, but Nessrs. Schey and Loveridge
were not present. The excitement in the
| city was so Fl ca. that 500 persons soon u.s.
sembled on the railroad, along with the
sheriff and police force, who were afraid OF
riot. The road is now guarded by q
large force OF men, and no trouble is an.
ticipated tonight, although the excitement
is very great over the matter, the public
sympathzing with the Pennsylvania rail.
road in Maryland.
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In NIelsaOrinrn.

ATLANTA, July 19.-The colored citizens
and military Of this city and De kalb coun-
" decorated the grave OF the late Colonel
Aston to-day in memory Of his friendship
for the colored race and his services in the
Legislature on the convict question. There
was large crowd present TO hear the me-
mortal grafton.
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COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.]
July 16, 1870
We have near sixty guests, and expect
more tomorrow. Richmond is we'll repre-
sented. Among the names registered from
your city are found j. Bell Bigger, William
J. Bigger, f. 3. Lee and family, j. p.
Thomas and wife, Mrs. w. N. Jones, Mrs.
E. e. Hooper, Mrs. r. A. Williams, &c.
We had fine rain Monday. Vegetation
has not suffered about here. The corn is
very fine. and will make full crop.
We sympathize with you overheated city
folk, though we find it difficult to conceive
of your sutferings, so cool and delightful is
this mountain retreat.
To-day, while walking up the road to-
wards the Rockbridge Alum, the writer
killed his first rattlesnake-a perfect beauty.
He 1.-THE writer) thinks himself entitled to
the degree S. D. AS the Dispatch is good
authority on snakes, let it confer tue degree.
Her snakeship had six rattles. o.
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DnS aAspas
NOTICE THE EXTRA ORDINARY RE-
IN DUCTI0NS IN PRICES AT
JULIUS MEYERS,
-.."# 500 BROAD STREET .F
PRICEs MARKED WAY DOWN.

BUNTIyGSi BUSyINGs!
$3.50 BRoCADE LACE BUNTNGs reduced to
soc. LACE BUNTTNGs reduced to ee1e.: Z
IS and 22tsc. ALL-WoOL BUNTENGS reduced to-
soc: BLACH AEL.wooL BUSTISGs reduced to
SOC: - -
BLACK sILE-ASD- WOOL GRENxplNE reduced
from Csc to Ice: W.. =
BLACK-ANptWHlTE PLAID GRrNADISE as
Sic WORTH 1910; ...s ..iasr. +
soc DOUBLE WIDTH FRENCH BUNTING re-
duced 10 40r.:'
MA DRAS GINGFAMs reduced to 1lc.:
WIDE IMITATION LINEN LAWNS reduced to
Co.; =.
100 pieces FIGURED MANSIONS at exc. worth
FIGURED DREss.LINEN al sl4c worth 1osc.;
Best FACIFlC LAWNS reduces to 0 and lie;
Best CORDED / AH!NS reduced TO 10c.: i.
20 pieces LINEN DRILL for mems and boys wear
ut l0c.:
20 pieces FANCY-sTRIpED LINEN DRILL at
Our celebrated SPOON BUST ABDOMINAL COR:
SET reduced 70 acc.
soc. G ENT l. f NJ + N'S UNLAUNDRIED SOC.
SHIRTS. warranted Linen Bosom and Cuffs,
and entirely finished. 1T
JULIUS MEYERS,
Jy 14-ecd COS Broah street.
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Sa rntOga Races.

SARATOGA, July 19.-The weather and
track good. The first observation-disclosures
scramble ages, five furlongs-was won by
Egypt. Dead heat for second place be-
tween B. Wood and Vagrant. Time, 1:04.
The second race-Traverse stakes for
three year-olds, one and three quarter
miles-was won by FalSetto; Spendthrift
second, Harold third. Time, 3:09t.
The third race-Sweepstakes for all ages,
one-and-a-quarter miles-was Won by Mon-
tor; Brambe second, Oriole third. Time,
2:124.
The fourth race was for purse OF $500,
the winner to be sold at auction for $780,;
il entered to be sold for 81 900, one mile.
Charlie Gorham was the winner, with Dick
Sasscer second, Mariana third; all tapping.
Time, 1:4T3.
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Flemish Work.
DELIBERATE ATTEMPT TO BLOW Up STEAMER
WITH POWDER.

ALBANY, July 19.-An explosion took
place on the steamer Drew last night while
she was on the way from New York to this
city. Several cans OF powder had been
placed in state-room, and fuse attached
to each. The state.room was shattered, and
the woodwork in the vicinity OF the eXplo-
sion badly damaged, but fortunately no one
was injured. The lights were all eStin-
guished, and the widest excitement pre-
vailed for few moments. 4 man who
gave his name as Henry Evans Was arrested
on board this morning on suspicion OF
being the person who caused the explosion.
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California.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 19.-The Demo-
cratic State Central Committee to-day voted
TO retain DR.. Glenn as the nominee OF the
marty for Governor.
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Writ Of Error i'm Cnastafn Cox's Case.

NEW York, July 19.-Judge Noah Davis
this morning granted writ of error in the
case OF Cbastain Cox, convicted Of the MUIR
der of Mrs. Hull, which was taken before
Judge Potter, who thereupon granted a
stay of proceedings in the case.
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STAUNTON.

ELECTION OF MATRON OF THE WESTERN LUNA
TIC ASYLUM.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
July 10, 1879.
The Board of Directors of the Western
Innate Asylum yesterday eyerlng elected
10 The position Of mairon of that institution
mrs. Sue l.. Henry, Of Washington county.
ta' She is Il native OF Virginia, and had
A,sh recommendations of fitucss for the
.Iace. penn.
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The Eal!.Rivcr Strike.

FALL RIVER. July 19.-The print-cloth
market report shows that the productions
this week are 70 per cent. larger than last
week, which indicates that the manufac-
turers are making steady gains in procuring
SINNERS
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, $40 bushels. Red, 1856
bushels.
CORN White, "a bushels. -Mired, 1000 BUSH
els.
OATs.-l34 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 19b bushels very good 1T 81 IT:
so bushels prime at S11S; s bushels common at
Sl.05; bushels common at 81 10; 40 bushels
good ut Sl.15: $40 bushels very good at Sl15-
total, $40 bushels. Red. $50 bushels Ful'z on pri-
vate terms; AZ bushels prime amber OIL private
terms 4: 54S bushels Lancaster OH private terms:
1892 bushels good and very g0oI FultZ ut 81 OF :
S3S bushels mixed AZ SIP; 1900 bushels mixed
OH private terms: 33S bushels mixed 1t Sl07: 80
bushels prime Fuliz at S1.0S: 2,27S bushels very
good Fnltz 1T Sl.0S; 45S bushels very good Futz
At Sl.09: 81 bushels very good Lancaster 1t $l.l6 :
ITO bushels very good Lancaster at sl.l6: 1873
bushtS very good Lancaster ut S1.l7; 23S bushels
fair and good FultZ 1T $l.U5; 45S bushels good
Futz at 81. 06; 10 bushels common FutZ At 81: "a
bushels common Fultz ut Csc; II bushels common
FuZ 1T 9fc.; II bushels common Fuliz ut S1.O3 !;
14S bushels prime Lancaster 1t Sl.19; 100 bushels
prime German amber Ut S1.1S-total, 81 o. BUSH
els.
CORN White, "a bushels prime at 54c.
OATS-JS bushels q! 3Sc.
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INDIANAPOLIS July 19.-Suyder Brothers
distillery, at Milton, KY, was burned TO-
day. Loss, $50, 900; no insurance.
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A EOgutsi, YontIs Arrested.

NORFOLK. > nlyg 19.-A youth named S.
Dyer, fourteen years old, son Of a Balti-
more -four merchaut, was taken up by the
police to-day on a Telegram from Baltimore.
The youth run away from home after rob-
bing his father of $500. He reached Nor
folk ola Richmond md Petersburg, and
had about 5000 on his persoc. Il:
The Louisiana Stnte-Debt Question.
NEW ORLEANS, July 19.-The Convention
to-day adopted an ordinance recognizing
the Indebtedness Of the State to the Me-
chanics' College to the amount OF sos, $50,
and also IN ordinance recognizing the
States Indebtedness to the fiscal agent at
S1S7.077. The CoDyention took recess al
1:30 p. NJ, when the Democrats went into
caucus and received the report OF the
committee on the State-debt question,
which was adopted, and on the reassem-
bling Of the Convention the results oil the
causus was submitted as an amendment to
the State.debt ordinance. Itrecognlzes the
validity of the consolidated bonds, and pro-
vides for two per cent: interest for five
years, three per cent. for fifteen years, and;
four per cent. thereafter; places The interest
tax at three mills, with a Limitation to six
mills for, all State purposes; gives the bond
holders the option OF exchanging CONSOLE
dated bonds at seyenty-fve cents on the
dollarfor new bonds bearing four per cent
interest. These articles shall not go into
the constitution unless voted for by ma
iorlty OF tie people at the election held for
the ratification or rejection Of the constitu-
ton.
The ordinance passed its second read
ing-yeas, 65; nays, IS. The third read
ing was fixed for Monday at II A. NJ.
The Convention will probably adjourn
Wednesday. The action to-day is regarded
in effect as q settlement OF the debt ques-
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SUMNER RESORTS.

DRIVATE BOARDING-HOUSE,
L NORTH MAIN STREET.
GORDOSSEILLE. VA.
This house Is situated in the most pleasant and
desirable portion of The town, convenient TO rail-
roads and churches, and parties desiring pleasant
location can be on rea ros able terms.
WILLIAM NJ. DUNN,
~ l1-2w% prODr:etOr.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.

VERSAILLES, July 19.-The Senate to-day
yoted-153 to 1lG-for the bill relating to
the installation OF the Chambers in Paris, as
amended by the Deputies.
The Jeanette Ez pedttion.
JAMES GORDON BENEFITS SERVICES EULo-
GIZED.
PARIS, July 19.-At meeting OF the So
ciete Geographique lust night Louis Simo-
min. engineer aud traveller, introduced the
subject of the departure OF the Arctic eX-
ploring-steamer Jeanette, and spoke warm
" of the services rendered by James Cor
don Bennett in the cause OF science and
progress. He dwelt on the results OF the
Stanley expedition to Africa. Not content
with these, he said, Bennett had fitted up at
his own expense and placed the Jeannette
at the disposal OF the American Govern
ment to solve another great geographical
problem. II Captain belong and the picked
men with him fulfilled anticipations it
was probable that this expedition would be
attended with the same happy results as
those to which Bennett had already attach
ed his name and fortune. 1t was interest
ing and instructive to see Journalist at
tempt alone an enterprise in which govern
ments had been unable to succeed, and, not
content with what he had done In Africa
and In other countries, thus courageously
undertake with his own resources the con-
quest Of the North Pole. The address was
received WITH warm applause.
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Failure in Reading, Pa.

READING, PA, july 19.-F. /. Boas, lum-
her-dcaIer, has made an ASSIGNMENT: La
bihties, Sl50,0O0; assets considerably less.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE
SATURDAY. July 10, 1879.
The number of breaks to-day comprised 70 hogs
heads and 20 terces. The offerings 1t auction on
Change were 40 packages; OF which number 16
we're sold ut rrices ranging from 1920 10 i53.
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ONE HUNDRED uoc) TONS tMORE OR LESS

SEALED IROIOSALS WILL DE- hE-
~ CEIVED at this Office until O'Clock =. a.,
WEDNESDAY, July 23D, 1879,
ONE HUNDRED ll0ol TONS MORE LESS
BEST QUALITY. RED ASH. SCREENED,
ANrHRACITE COAL. EGG SIZE,
to be delivered at the Amshouse ut such times and
In snch quantities Us the Superintendent may direct.
ProDOslS are also asked for the above coal not de-
liver, Il 10 be hauled by the city from the yards
PROPOSALS must he addressed TO the undersigned,
endorsed Proposals for Anthracite Coal for Aims
house"
The Committee for the Relief Of The Poor reserve
the right to reject any all bids offered. and or
awarding The contract for coal in whole or In part.
Further Information can be obtained ut this ONCE
CHARLES Z. BIGGER,
Is 2l-3t Superintendent OF Public Charities.
CITY ENGINEERS OFFICE,l
RICHMOND. VA. Juy ID, 1879.
PROPOSALS will
: I he received 1T this Office until
THURSDAY NEXT, 2fTH INSTANT,
at 6 O'Clock p. ". for furnishing
ONE HUNDRED AND SENENTY-FlVE TONS
MORE OR Less BEST QUALITY RED
ASH ANTHRACITE COAL,
well screened, egg and stove sizes; also. for
SEVEN CORDS KINDLING.WOOD,
for use in city buildings.
The Committee on Grounds and Buildings fcserves
iii. right 10 reject any or all proposals ofterei
). EDWARD BATES,
iyl9-td Acting CITY Engineer.
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Rev. III. w. Graham, Lawrenceville: Ga, says
my case tTorpid Livcr) has baftied the XIII OF
physicians for fifteen years. can safely say tnaI
TUFTS PILLS have done me more good Than all
other medicines combined"
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CHICAGO,
PERSONAL.
-------<--~.<s--- -~
r PETER FORESTER,

ITR. PETER FORESTER,
WI REPAlRER OF
CHINA, GLASS;, AND EARTHENWARE
by the PATENT RIvETIyG PROCESS, " now tp The
city prepared to execute ali orders In his hEe. ann
anpo,nted his agent for this city, and viii 70 .eiye
nil WORK for him. GEORGE GIBSON, H.
d jy4 i2of "Aio street.
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sALt:S NEpuRTED no SEnRETAHY
Flour.

fine, $3.50: supertEe, S4.25@i4.50: extra.
S5.50@S5.75; common family, S5.75@sS6; fancy
erau1s, $6Gaf7.00.
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Earht Persons Drowned.

NEW YeRK, July IA Quebec special
saws :, Yacht containing fifteen persons Cap
pied at Point AUX Trembles during s4uall
Yesterday. Eight OF the party were drowned.
Their names are. Mrs. Octave Delisle,
vile OF the yachts owner; Miss Emile La
rue, wealthy young:ladY and daughter OF
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SATUIlDA,Y NEWS,

~ TELEenArn 70 THE DrspArcH.
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Dr. l. Guy Lewis, Fulton. Ark. says:
after practice OF twenty five years, proclaim
TUFTS PILLS the best anti-Eilious medicine evel
made"
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TaVTNG QUALIFIED as Ex ECu.
III ror, s,SS TfSE ESTATE OF MRS. RLbE'SSGs .S
" RoBISsoN dsss,ss,;ai al hs% 10 he aa-
dersignea. Az ttis SSvA-s'e O. n ROBINSON,
aeusaa';. E1ecstor Of h. VI. Roolnsoss
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BRIDGEPORT BRASS CoMPANs'l
TO MURRAY STREET. NEW YORK.
February 8, 1872
MFR. GEORGE GIBSON, JR., is appoint-
M ed our SOLE AGENT for the sale Of the
LEADER BURNER AND CHIMNEY,
with all improvements appertanng thereto, ior 'ns
civ nj Richmoud State OF Virginia.
S''1 v BRIDGEPORT aRAsS CoIPAkY:
i fa1o SAMUEL HOLMES, TreasureS
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TUFTS PILLS.

Apernetby & Williams, Newton, N. c., write:
1--WE never sold a medicine that gives such gene.
raj satisfaction as TUFTS PILLS. The demand
Increases every day" So
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TUFTS PILLS.
TUFTS PILLS.

j. W. TihbettS, Dacoia. Mimi. says:
Am using DIR. TUFTS PILLS. and am having
better health than have had IN thirty years"
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PROPOSALS..

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC CHARITIEs,b
RICHMOND, VA. July Il, 1879. :
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CEIyED at this Office until 3 O'Clock =. a.,
WEDNESDAY, July 23D, 1879,
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THE HIGHEST TESTIMONY, MALE AND FEE
MALE, ALL OVER THE LAND.
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DRUGGISTS, &c.

25 CENTS. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
rmy 7-eodtFel0l afy. 49, gsei9
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'UTT'S PILLS.

l. +. Key. Old Town, Ark, says: :, ,,.
"TUTT'S PILLS are tho best ever sold. tnihk
DON will not be able to handle any other pill" y;
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by

ENDOhSEO Ia
PHYSICIANS, CLEHGYMEN,AN AND MERCHANTS
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TIITT,S PILLS.

r. NJ d. Shively. Yorktown, Ind, says: eva
lem to be all they are represented"
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AS the NURTHWESTERN is DOW paying much
n rDrr dividends more iavora pie results DC
Veg, cd Gu poci. Issued IL 1879.
nr.ron,n nniI but The first dividend Is received at
the end of The second year LirHited. payment poll
clrs receive dividend, through life. tYen after pay-
menIs nave ceased. rs In the above example
Dividends on the above policy were paid IN case,
and applied 10 reiu"e tie prsmlun Had ihey
been feft 1cith The compdny, 10 purchase ad0t-
tf0naL insurance.. they irOutd hare been m
creased 6y the amount Of surplus eGr7le1 on
such additions.
For further Information address
JOHN b CARY. State Agent.
lOl5 Main street, RichlD nd Va.
". r. Agents wanted, jy ii. eodtJy3O