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MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

This iiniment very naturally originated In Amcr!.
CO, where Nature provides in her laboratory such
surprising ant dotcs for the maladie3 OF her chill
dren. Its fame has been spreading for 81 years,
until now it cnclrCcs the haDitablc globe.
Tho Mexican Nustaas; Iinimcnt is 4 matchlcSs
remedy for all external ilmcnts of nan and beast
To stock owners and farmers it Is invaluable.
single bottle often saves human life or re-
stores tho usefulness OF an excellent horse, OK.
COW, or sheep.
1t cures foot-rot hoof-ail. hollow horn, grub,
scrcwwornl, shouldcrrot, mango, the bites ana
stngs Of poisonous reptiles and insects and every
such drawback to stock breeding and bush life.
1t cures every external trouble of horses, such
rs lamcness, scratches, swinny, sprans, founder
wind gall, ring -bonc, etc, etc.
The Mexican Mustang Linimcnt Is the quickest
cure in the world for accidents occurring in tho
family, in tho absence OF n physician, such as
burns, scalds, sprains, cuts, etc. and for rhcuma
iism md stiffness cngendcred by exposure. Par
ticularly valuable to Miners.
II is the cheapest remedy In the world, for 1t
pcnctrates the muscle to tho bone, and single
application Is generally sufficient to cure.
Mexican Mustang I.nmcnt is put up in three
sizes of bottlcs the larger ones being proportion
atcly much tho cheapest, Sold everywhere,
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ny Telegraph
NEW YORK.


EHw YORK.. May 1O.-Co,ron quiet: sales, 100
bales; midland upands, IL 7-l6c. midland Or
leans. II 4-l6c. Flour less active and prices with
out nlarcria, change. bu firmly held southern -four
firm and qniet. Wheat-Spring Without decided
change: winter, sqEc. lower. with moderate bust
ness rngraheG winter red Sl.05ms! Is. corn
aud shade easier Coffee fairly active and steady
Rio 1notcd In cargnts n 1880 4c: In lobbing lois
1Oi:Gol5c. sugar 1rm with fair tra'!c Cuba and
Mu'coyado. Gao 5-l6c.: refined In fair demand
and firm. Mota>scs quiet ana unchanged. Rice In
fair request and quite tiim 'rallow-Far trade
and s'eady a, GsmG 5-l6c. Rosin dull at sl.32 "a
S1.35. Turreutiue weak at 29XtG30c. Southern
wool dull and weak. Pork opened weak ana closed
Illn'r with mod"r.te trade; lness. Spof quoted at
gust, Sl0Ga$lO.05. Lird opened Ia Ter and closed
stronger and quiet: prime steam. spot, Sc 27H6p
S6.329. Whiskey nominal at Sl.0j. Freishts
1rncr.
BALTIMORE, May t0.-F!oIr quiet and unchanged.
Southern wheat hrm and s'eady: western firm !;
Pennsylvania rcd, l 10: No. western winter red,
spot. gig: huy; si;!54MSl:l5I: June. sI.latG
Sl.0vN. southern corn scare and iirner: western
easy ard about steady; southern white. 47Hc yell
low 40. cas- firm s ara fs,y ac'ivs; :ou.s 1
| 34c Pennsylvania. S3435c. Provisions firm and
unchanged. Coffee oui,t: Rio, carsoes, lt48l6c
WHISKY dull IL, $l07&sl.e7h. susar irm; "a"
9'''' CINCINNATI.
| CINCINNATI. May l0.--Flonr firm and unchanged.
| Wheat scarce. firm, and In good demand ut full
prices r q. 81 .05M$l 06. Corn IN good demand
and prices shlde higher nj 314G3Sc Oats stronger
| III 29M3ikc. Pork iirmer AT ~ 75@Sl0. Lard
d.rs dull NJ a3.4Om$3.50; short RIBS. 1880 casn
81 65 bu,er June and seller July short err, 81. II
| @S4.75. Baro" In good demnnh al ful! prices
| shoulders. 81 J2k: clear rib &5.37k: clear sides
$3.50. Whiskcy active aud firm at Sl.01. Sugar
steady and unchanged. Hogs active and irm com.
| mon. So .5OMs3 IS: II. ut. - 3oMS3 80: packing
| s3.i0 60: butchers. e3.GOUS3.7O; receipts
| 1852 head: shipments, 1850 head
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PERSIA, AND SICK HEADACHE.
SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.

SHMPTOSlS OF 4 DlShASED LlS Ell.
Pain In the right side, under the edge of the ribs,
increases on pressure sometimes the pain Is In the
left sde the patient rarely able to lie on the left
side sometimes the pain is felt under the shoulder
blade, and 1t frequently extends to the top OF the
shoulder, and Is sometimes mistaken for rheuna-
tism in the arm. The stomach is affected with loss
of appetite and sickness; the bowels In general arc
cosive. sometimes alternative with lax the head is
troubled with pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
sensation In the back part. There Is generally a
considerable loss of memory, accompanied with
painful sensation of having left uudone something
which ought to have been done. A slight, dry cough
Is sometimes an attendant. The patient complains
of WEAKNESS and debility; he is easily startled. his
feet are cold or burning, and he complains OF n
prickly sensation of the skin bis spirits low
and although he IS satisfied that exercise would be
beneficial 20 Aim, yet he can scarcely summon up
foritude enough TO try IT. Ia fact he dstrusts every
remedy. Several of the above symptoms attend the
disease, but cases have occurred where few OF
them existed, yet examination OF the body after
death has shown the LIVER 10 have beer extensive
'ly deranged. * --, 49,. ---"-
. - t.---.-- ~. s. tE - -
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t'iNA iSt5fAt
RICHMOND STOCK ExcH ANGIE.

shIUhUAI- szay IVsIeIS.
Gorer1nent Secnrttfes.-Uuf.ed states AS,
1864 DID: UGiied sfa,ss As. i01h bid
= State rSccttr1tiss.-VfrciI!a co.ene. 81 bid, OK
asked; Virginia eonso;s- new, 20 bid, ~ asked
Virginia fundib'e. % bid: Virginia deferred. ~
bid i.gna interest certificates. 10 bid: yIrsinfa
ztax-receivable COUPONS. 81 bid, S2N asked: North
Caro- ina bonds, 23x bid, 26x asker.
CRY observation-disclosures City SIS. j. and j.,
l2U hid: Richmond city g.. j. and j.. lOA bid:
Petersburg city s,s, +. ard A.. 100 asked Peters
burg city Ss, f. and ~, 108 bid. Ito asked: Peters
burg city SIS. special tax, j. and j.. 1855 bid !;
L,nchbuIv city 81. j. and j., fIG4 bid: Lynch
burg city 6,s j. and j., log bid; Norfolk city water
Ga " and NJ. us bid. T#Igz1 800
Ruitrond Bonds.-Yi.einta Central Railroad
fret mortgage 6's, j. and j., 81 bid; Virginia
Central Railroad third mortgage 6's, j. and j.. 81
b'd: Virginia Central Railroad fourth mortgage 6's,
j. and j. 104 bid: Virginia Central RStlrosd nom
mortgage SIS, J. and j.. 104 bid: Virginia and Ten
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DANVIL,LE.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.I

correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.]
sT.Ic-g s..3- $50 =. May 10, 1879.
Messrs. Scott Carter,J. E. Taylor, G. a.
Hodnett, W. r. Cook, and 3. A. Motley,
commissioners appointed TO ascertain and
report damages on the part OF the people
through whose lands the line OF the Pittsyl-
vania and Franklin railroad runs, are now
engaged ia performing that duty. Colonel
W. +. Sims accompanies the commissioners
as counsel for the railroad company.
Mr.. Emmanuel Thackler, soldier Of
1872, died at his home, near Whitmell, in
this county, on the 9th ultimo, In his
eighty-seyenth year. - -. = e---'z'.E'
The writer remembers TO have beard Gov
ernor Walker say in speech at one OF The
Border agricultural fairs that the time
would come whenSou mountains would be
Illuminated by lines of furnaces. The ire
quent discoveries of beds OF iron aud coal
In this county and in parts Of Franklin
county seem TO Indicate. that that prophecy
may be Untitled sooner7tban we then ex-
pected. nfact, we thought it then only a
hight OF fancy. But it, seems, from latest
accounts, that, coal is abuH dant in this coun"
y, and that iron-ore 7of the most valuable
slads eau be found in many placesaof this
county and Franklin. - = -. ALPHA.
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STAUNTON.

THEL LIQUOR TAX-RELIGIoUs INTELLIGENCE
PkRs0SAL--A- REMARKABLE CASE, &C.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.I
MAY 9, 1879.
In the Hastings Corrt yesterday, on a
motion IN behalf Of q liquor firm, Judge
Green Smith decided that the firm could
not pay ihe lucent tax for the month Of
April under the new law, but must pay the
2t.cent tax, as it stood in the old law, until
the term of the firms license expired.
The Court held that the license was in the
nature OF contract, and until it expired
The tax could no more be lowered than the
State could raise it. While the court was
in session the Judge read the charge re-
Gently delivered to the grand jury OF Rich
mond by Judge Christian Oh the subject OF
the evas ion Of the Moftett-register tax, and
called attention to the meagre amount OF
some OF The returns in Stanton. adding
that If the matter was not rectiied he
should call the attention OF the next grand
jury to it. ..- .. ...... '..- Geo.. .'...... ~.
On Tue sday next the Southern Confer
euce of the Lutheran Synod o! Virginia
meets in Mount Zion church, near Wavnes-
boro', in this county. In it will be repre-
sented the churches In Richmond city. Au-
gusla, Highland, Rockingham, and Madi-
son.
The intelligence has been received here
that Mr.. John II. Fiuks, the son OF the we'll
known railroad conductor, Captain Joshua
u. Finks, of Waypesboro', has received the
lucrative appointment OF clerk OF the United
States Court for the new district in Texas.
AT the time OF his appointment he was man
aver Of he Western Union Telegraph Office
at Waco, TeXas.i' Il TX. ...5
A most remarkable case, but verified to
your correspondent by minister Of the
Gospel who saw the lady, Is that Of Mrs. r.
G. Taylor, or this county, who at the age OF
flty.ive years is cutting new set OF teeth.
The Confederate Observation-Disclosures
takes place here June 9th. The colored
people have announced Federal memorial
celebration Tor May S0tb..' - Penn.
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SATURDAY. nights .IBLEGRAHS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL PARTS
or The WORLD. e I.

/ 4 = ) ~ ~ 8
NEWS FROM THE NATIONAL CAPT.
TAL--A PROBABLE VETO OF THE NON
) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. grLL-DT5cUs-
SION ON THE LEGISLATIVE APPRoPRIA-
TroE BILL. IN THE SENATE; SENATOR
HILLS spEECH-ABoY KILLED IN SAW
MILL AT NoRFoLK-ESD OF THE STRIKE
ON THE CANADA PACIFIC RAILROAD
INDEPENDENT ORDER B'NAI B'RITH-TBE
DOUBLE EXECUTION OF FRIDAY IN
GEORGIA FOLLOWED By A SERIOUS
SHOOTING eAFFRAY--A OEE-HUNDRED-
THoUsAND-DOLLAE FIRE IN EAST ST.
LoUIs-THE SOUTHERN BAPTIST CoNvEN-
TIoN-RACEs AT LEXINGTON. KY.-ME.
MoRIAL-DAY. IN COLUMBIA, s. C.-THE
LONDON ~TIMEs'' ON TIE POLICY OF
THE GovERNMEET-THEW WAR BETWEEN
CHILL AND PERU, &C., &C.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 10, 1879.
MINIATURE ALNANAC-MAY II. 1879

PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 10, 1879.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New YORK,
merchandise aud passengers, e. w. Allen X Co.,
agents.
Steamer Ariel. Clifford. Norfolk, United Snus
mail, merchandise, AMI passengers Il. H. Tatum 1,
agent.
Steamer Norfolk, Tunni!l. Philadelphia. merchan-
disc and passengers. j. W. McCarrick. agent.
Schooner william Boardman, Buell. New York.
euano, Allison & Addison.
Schooner tiora'io Nichols. Dupuy New York pig
Iron. r. f. Biankensbtp, agent. -
Schooner T.. \. Barle, johnson, New York, rail-
road-iron, Tredegar Company.
SAILED.
! Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New York
merchandise and passengers, &. w. Alien Il Co.
egeute. sSys-s
Steamer Ariel, Clifford. Norfolk, United State,
mall, merehaudlse, and passengers, J.. ID. Tutum,
steamer Maggie. Clifford. Williamsburg and
Jau,el-river landings, merchandise, j. w. Gibbons,
agent. .e- 5
Steamer Norfolk. Tunnill. PhiladelDhis, merchau-
ds,- and passengers. j. ". McCarrick, agent.
Schooner Robert Foster, Robinson, New York,
coal, Currie & Co. .-...- So.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
/ From Alexandria May 9th schooner Martha Cot
Inns.
. -.t BY Telegraph.
( PHILADELPHIA, May I0.--Arrived: Indiana:
NEW YORK. May 10.-ArrriveJ: lai,.. Arrivea
out: Emile, Magnet. Norma. L. b. Giicbrist, Alge-
ria. Adriattc. Uomewnrd found: der PomiEer,
Wilmington.
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sl~enty.one years ago liie.insurance
gpany. knownto-day as The n Northwestern
aass uai' commenced business on purely
e, u.aai basis, and without any guaranteed
siias la IN early years it attracted but little
Il ssa Won, but latterly the proportions which
are = assnned. haYe amazed all those who
III bss sny way interested in underwriting.
poI;s. p Y, 20 TIE representatives Of deceased
tvse,,,p holders and TO living members over
lated afliioEi OF doliars; IL has aceurnu.
raiIIiaa Ss amounting 90 neatly eighteen
per esss h ], aaa bus a aarp on,a Il,
4s' sssssof sa,8is, i32s To-aassssts''
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Nor,ftai,s.
KILLED IN A sAw-aILl.-- ORDERED 10 LEAVE
OLD PGIST. 5Lsss
Especial TELEGRAM 10 the Dispatch. /

IopSc11i tseRfdaI 10 tue DisfEEttHI
NORFOLK. May 10.-The day before yes.
terdaya lad named James Fl. Smith, EN-
ploYed in the county at the saw-miIl Of
Reyes & Collins, approached too near the
machinery, and the huge band caught bis
clothing and threw him rapidly forward,
his head striking large iron spike, which
crushed his skull and entered the brain,
killing him instantly.
All persons residing at Fort Monroe, with
the exception of those who have permits
from Washington, have been ordered TO
leave. -.
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

The genuine are never sugarcoated.
Every bog has red wax seal On the lid, With the
I'm preston DE-. McLAsE's LIVER PILLS.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER PILLS bear tho
signatures Of G. McLAaE and FLEMING BROS. on
the wrappers.
! Insist upon having the genuine DIR. c. MoLANE's
LryEa PILLS, prepared By Fleming Bros Of
prtspi the market being full Of limitations
sesSs nssas spelled dintrently but sau ~
I rrouu pcia, lon. s.. my I2.deowiys
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Lexington (Ky.) Races.

LEXINGTON, KY, May 10.-The spring
meeting OF the Kentucky Association com
menced to-day. Weather superb, track IN
fine condition, and attendance unusually
First race-Phnnix Hotel stakes, for
tbree-year-olds, $500 added, and 500 to
second horse; value OF purse, $3.50. len
horses started. The race was won DS a. w ~
Reynolds's Falsetto by neck u. ". W ~ =.
COS scullv third. Time, 2:0Sl.. The bet
TING was eleven to one against the winner
in the pools. H., ,,r .uo
vear-old fillies-was won by Blue Lodge;
Grinstead second, Mamie R. third. Tlne'
52a. III ,oos-
THE third race-mile dash, for all ages,
was won By Caligula; Tom Sawyer secono'
Peru third. Time, l:433.
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COyINGTON..

correspondence OF the Rich,noad Dispatch.J
~. ~ }, MAY s. 1879.
II Is thought that the freeze last Saturday
; uamased the fruit. We had frost this morn.
.as We have fires daily, and are COM
pened 70 ciiug TO our Woollen clothing.
~ e heather Is very dry. We, have not
uau soaking rain since February. +'s
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stands at the head OF the; ten largest life-in-
suraace companies II, the ratio OF assets Co

stands al the head Of the ten largest life-in-.
suraace companies In the ratio Of assets 20
biiitipss ;s ss
One strong claim which this corporation
has upon busfness-m Is In the fact that a
large rate OF interest can be raised on in-
yestmcnts. Ills located In city which Is
In the heart OF one oil the richest territories
Iii the world and is possesses great facilities
for investlng upon the most favorable con.
diticns. Over Sii 600, 900 have been placed
upon resi- estate. The security by the char.
ter must In every case be double the amount
loaned. That, due regard has been had 10
this wise provision OF the charter OF this cor
poration we make the following exhibit from
the original examination OF the company Ia
August, 1877, made by the insurance COM.
miSsionsrs OF Massachusetts,, New York, Ma-
| ryland. Illinois. and Wisconsin: The Elk
aiming Commission have caused arevalua-
tion OF all the real estate on which The COM
pany has placed IFS loans. This reYaiuation
| has been made entirely independent Of the
COMPANY or its managers, by competent and
experienced appraisers appointed in each
one OF the seventeen States ia which the
loans are distributed. Under this new APP
praisement the value OF the property, ex-
cent In a very few rare cases, Ia found to be
double, or more than double, the amount OF
loans thereon, the gross being s84, 25A, 485,
or very nearly three times the amount Of
such loans" ,.,...s.. 3D. s.,l..,
Since the organization OF this company
there has been received $50 - ~
20 interest. SO6
Paid In death losses only ............ IN 93.767
Leaving excess OF Interest receipts. 2,970.039
= The year 1878 was the fifth In succession
in which the interest receipts haYe exceeded
the combined disbursements for losses and
expenses. .
Interest receipts, 1875. ,S32.Se7
Death losses and EXPENSES. --......... 1,l25.365
Excess of interest reccipts............ 2G7,502
In the year 1878 the per cent. of interest
upon the mean amount OF assets was 1888
/ per cent, and upon the reserve was nearly
8 per cent This would indicate that the
rate Of interest on bonds and mortgages
must be very near, il, not quite, 10 per cent.
To show the effect Of full rate OF interest
upon the price OF the insurance we have
taken two policies upon which the following
data IS assumed: 49,.
Age OF issue, forty years: amount, 81, QUO !;
premium, S31 80; mortality, 80 per cent. OF
tabular expectation; expenses, 10 per cent.
Of the premium; reserve actuaries, per
cent; interest upon accumulations OF one
| policy, 81 per cent, which is about the rate
received by eastern companies, and upon
the other per cent, which is about the rate
received upon Northwestern, and We find
the dividends TO be about US follows:
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AGUE AND FEVER.

DIR. C. McLANE's LIVER PILLS, in cases Of
Acus AND FEVER. when taken with quinine, are
productive of the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used preparatory to or after
auinine We would advise all who are AFFLICTED WIN
this disease to give them = FAIR TRIAL
For all bilious arrangements, and IS simple pur-
Eeta..sts 60
eatiye, they are ansqualled. -,
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R,Nai FIRTH.

MEMPHIS, TENN. May 10.-Extensive pre-.
parations have been made for the meeting
OF the District Grand Lodge / o. B. b., No.
I, comprising the States OF Tennessee, MIS-
sissippi. Arkansas. Louisiana, Texas, Flo
rida, and Alabama, which conveneS in this
city tomorrow morning.
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BY telegraph.

New YORK, May To- Sosn.-Stocks strong.
Money Oh call. eos per cent. Exchanae-Loug,
4s6ai; short, 1881. State bonds dull. Governments
firm.
Epeniag-Money easy at 3 per cent. Exchange
Long, 4S64G4S7; short, 4SSSG4Sak. Govern
mens strong: new SIS. 1854. States dull.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. May l0.-Thc weekly statement Of
the associated banks shows the following changes
Loans increased s3.5S3,s0D; specie increased
s229.40o: legal tenders Increased. 81. $4,000;
deposits Increased Si0.G05,6O0: circulation In
creased $4,000: reserve increased $l.7l4,225. >
The banks now hold S16, 0SS.000 in excess Of To-
gal requirements. ....
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, May 10.-VrsiR,a cousoIs. ST; re-
cond series, 40. Moth Carolina 6s, old, 22is I'D
today.
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1t will be observed that in. one case the
dividend ut the end Of the twentieth year
is about 40 per cent, and in the other not
far from 70 per cent. To every one con-
tenn plating insurance the difference in diyl-
dends as indicated are worth considering.
The surplus Of this company is returned
so as to be available upon the payment Of
the third premium, and annually thereai-
ter. The company offers to modify its or
binary life-policy to those who desire it in
the following manner:
The applicant waves his right to two post
morten, dividends, and receives thereafter,
at once, an additional amount OF insurance
equal TO fifty per cent Of the amount OF the
policy that is, $500 extra for every $1,000
insured; dividends to he declared rs usual
after two payments have been made, and
| must, under the terms OF the contract. ap-
ply first to the continuing Of the Fifty per
cent. addition az above, and the balance ls
to be used to reduce the premium. &C.. g
The effect of this management is TO give
The largest amount OF immediate insurance
4for the smallest outlay. s..-;..
During the year 1878 this company issued
S.06S policies, insuring S6,5S4, 900. upon
which the annual premium was $780, $3.50:
II his is pretty good work, considering the
financial stress which has oyershadowed all
business enterprises. ',r- aatsGe p!
In conclusion, we cannot do. better than
give to the reader our hearty endorsement
to the following comments by one OF the
most accomplished underwriters in this
country 8: II is an institution WHICH, while
an honor to the West, is entitled to every
bods's confidence throughout the length
| and breadth OF the land."-Philddelphia
Underasriter. ''N..3 -: 1900. ~. '.. '''
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THE AUTOMATIC SIGNAL TELEGRAPH
COMrANY'S
TELEPHONE DEPARTMENT.
CENTRAL STATION AT WESTERN UNION TELE-
GRAPH OFFICE, No. 1910 MAIN STREET.
EnIsuN'S CELEBRATED SPEAKtNG.TELE-
PHONES AND PRIVATE WIRES,
connecting the Western Union Telegraph Office,
Ratlrosd Depots, Old Dominion Ste ihisEip Com
pany. Daily Dispntch ofae., Toh1cco Exensnse'
Furd'. Hotel southern Exrrcss office, Eagle Brew
cry Commercial Cuo, prominent nuS'he'e-o'usesr
elc. , 49,.
Each subscriber can converse in M or mary tone
of voice. dav or night, With any other Subscriber
Al. conversation, by EDlS0S'S TELEPHONE
The IMPROVED AENUNCIATOR SWITCH
used a. the ceptrai station enables each subscriber 70
call aoy olhcr subscriber disecf without calling the
central stallion for the connection. thus securing
prompt service aud avoiding oAs OF time.
AUTOMATIC SIGNAL DEPARTMENT.
Automatic signal Instruments CONNECTED By wire
with the central siaiioa for calling nessenpefooy
policeman. carriage. city ambulance ETC., sufnisnea
1t 81 aud $26 per shaun. r,
Uniformed messengers furnished oa can ny se'e
phone or sfgual instrument 10 carry teesrams 20
Telegraph office or 10 deliver letters n'Ie'' sSsa
lars, packages, etc ..-v,ca aha,
No charge mace Tor messenger "ei'|s ~
called for kilograms.
Other messenger service: ~ ..,,s
For short erauds from central oineh...."io sss,s
For haff.0ur service. aa,s
fof 'ns'""i II. ii. j. rAYNTEk. ster,,tsry,
JOS. PH W. HATES, Prtoid'Dt. my LS1 -
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MEla INERY.

MILLINERY AT PRICES ~ ass2a
csiyed and NOW ready for inspec lou all the SAsSs
latest NiLEINEkY NOVELTIES o. as ssa 800, RAJ.
call Is ~ ue ask 10 convince you OF our srest III,
gains lhI!dren's Hats In all ssyks; hnsne anu
other Straw Haas IL enless ssrs.i sh a.
~ snr esiraort.iuarY facilities for saylng aaica
cannot be eGuaed IN the city, ~
bargatns. :s4-l 'sAs5 .,s ~ ,,S.sS street. .
y uy6 gg.s2s osSN~ 80 Z
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The 'Lonsshoremcn,s Strike.

NEW YORK, May 10.-The 'iongshore.
mems strike continues, and is causing seri-
Gus delay in the sailing Of the European
steamers,
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Death of Renr.AGmirnl PARROT.
New YORK, May 10.-Rear-Admiral Par
rott, Of the United States navy, is dead.
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Rev. NJ, N. Graham, LawreHceville: Ga, says:
my case tTorpld iiver) has oafled The tkii, OF
nbvsicIans for fifteen years. can safely say thai
TiiTsT's PILLS have done me more good than all
other medicines combined" t1r
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COMM ERGIAL.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY. May 10, 1879. =
There were no break, offerings, and sales on
Change To-day, as the Association adjourned over
to attend IN body an excursion rendered them bv
the Richmond and York River railroad TO West
Point