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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-09

Fog BAKING PANS, CAKE PANS. PlE PANS,
Oyster Cans, Cake Cutters. Tin Toys. or any.
thing in the tiuware lice, call on S;ansbury, q
Bro, corner King and Columbus s,s. dec q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-09

The greatest variety ofHA1s. comprising Inc ne
finest and the cheapest, for old and youog, 0l
the nobbiest styles and the lowest pf5ees Rs a. o.
DgALHAM's, 81 King ST., corner OF fsitla1.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-09

The best FLANNEL SUITS, at S.. SO. $40 and
$l2. you will fud at S. DEALHAMs t. h'ng
st.. coroer Of Fairfax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-09

MISTAKEN FOR TIE QUEEN..A amusing
story is told 10 Psrsian circles about the min-
lister Of foe arts, NJ. TuIq1et, who, it will ba
remembered, is allied 10 thu British nation BY
bis marriage With Miss Gregory. The day tho
Queen arrived 10 Paris he was lof,rmcd that
possibly Princess Beatrice might like to sec tho
Louvre, 10 which case the visit would be very
early. and was to bo strictly incogoito. NJ.
TmGuet determined, out Of defereucc to the
nation which has given him his vile. to do
tho bonors of the museum himself, and WAS at
bis post betimes; but not much too soon, how,
ever. as q private carriage soon drove up and
an elderly lady and two young ones stepped
ont. evidently tho Qaeco, Princess Beatrice
and lady 10 waiting. NJ. ToIquet gave bis
arm aud conducted the il.u''rlous visitors
through tho various galleries, principally the
naval museum, as b,ing moro Interesting to tne
sovereign cf great maritime power: AZ went
merry az marriage bell; the ladies' lefs the
Louvre, thanking NJ. Tulqust for his KIDD at
tcntiop: he was delighted with the atfablllIy
and gracious condescenson OF me Vlsltors, anu
felt rather shaken in bis republican opIn!oos'
Not until the evening papers came out DID Do
learn that the Queen had not gone out, snd
that the Princess Beatrice had visited the 10
yaides, and not the Louvre. Later. still nc
}f6u,d that the ladies he had accompanied We're
the daughters OF VI. Do Mootcbelo, the secte
tary of legation at the French embassy 10 Lon-
don. aod that the lady to whom be had given
hia arm was their Eoglish goveruess. .-London
| W0r11
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-09

TN ANNOUNCING myself e candidate for
l. reelection to tho Office Of Superintendent OF
Police, l return my sincere thanks to my follow
ctizans for their many past acts OF Rindness
and can only promise that / will, to the best Of
% ~ ability, faithfully perform the duties Of The
ofice With an eye single to the boat Interests OF
nv lima GEO. w. CLIFFORD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-09

r RESPECTFULLY announce my5cit can
/ didnte for red lecton to the Office Of Clo'k
of the Ga, Works, subjec: 10 the decision Of the
conservative primary election and selci. tho
mrStne w. w. HARPER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-09

EOR AuDITOR-I respectfully cN.r myself
Il az E. candidate for ro election 10 the oi!i &c Of
Auditor-eubject to tho decision OF the primary
election 10 bs held on Monday noxt.
INV P-tna F. &. BROCkE1T.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-09

EOR CITY TREASURER-To tho yotors Of
Il Ale1sndria city: respectfully announce
myself as q candidate for reelection 10 the office
of City T.easurer-sutiect 10 the decision OF the
primary election, 10 te held on Montsy, Msy L.
nv 9etna N, Is. HARLOW.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-09
FRIDAY, MAY 0, 1879
a,AEDsEa Eas'EE%.

G1N anno,,nccms,,!s must incnr,ably be paid for
IN Gdrnncs No notice 'clH be tGhGf 81 orGsTS
,,uIcs, fGev ors occoulDnuicH 7oiM the cash.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-09

TOR CLERK OF THE MARkET-I re.
= specially announce myself as candidate
for reelection to the oiics Of Clork OF the Mar
ket, subject to tho decision Of the conservative
primary election, to pe hsld on Monday, May
12!h 1879, and for the manner in which my gu.
ties have boen discharged I respectfully refer
10 The Com missicners Of the Sinking Fund, to
the Auditor, in whose otlce my monthly reports
sre flod and settled, and to the people generally.
INV 3-tpe CHARLES l.. NEALE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-09
mo THE VOTERS OF AbfNAFnEiA
CITY

In announcing myself as candidate tLthe
general election fer Superintendent OF to!iCc
before the people. t il proper ms: sh1lIt
state the reasons !or my action. Il is apparsnt
if three candidates contend for the nomination
the successful one will not obtain n msjo'ity Of
all the votes and thoreby fair cbo'cs even Of
tho conservative voters will be defeated: There
is also largo nu1ibo of voters %ho will &c e1,
cluded from participation il the primary aaa
will have no voice whatever in tie election,
which virtually will be in the hands Of snail
minority. Ihave theI Icfore. determined to b?
candidate at the general election. and invoke the
favorable consideration of my follow cit'zoIs
NV STE WESLEY MAkELhI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-09

HEREBY announce myself sa candidate
L for the position Of Market Master. Being
an old and well known citizen. and hsv lng al
ways given my support 10 tho democratic con-
gervative party, feel that nc other recommend
alton is necessary 70 csuse my friends and the
public generally to rally to my support. l.
must slso state tha. during !ite OF over ioriy
wears among you nsvu ncvet asked public
{ ice Of any Kind. I, therefore. hope you will
now favor me with your voLes. ard if elected
will discharge the duties Of the ttl &c faithfully.
This announcement is nlado subject 10 tho con-
ssrvstive primary election.
mv I'D JAS. w. SIMPSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-09
FISH DEALERS.

FISH DEALERS.
Nor1oE'
I have u:t resumed my
FISH PACKING BUSINESS
A.NO 22 CORPORATION F!SHWHARFs
where will ba prepared To furnish all kinds OF
POTOMAC FISH,
rrash or SAT-. at tho shortest notice. solicit
you. pa.ronsge especially my old custom ers,
and guarantee Tint my past reputation shall DC
fuliy sustained
al orders from the country promptly attend
ell 10, and on &c good terms as If the parties were
present. Respectfully yours,
sD4 =. .. HESD.
q. 2 PRICE W. A. JAvINS.
r. COOK. J. W. HoRsEh AN
Fish FISH
FISH
We have This dsy formed scops'tnership, un-
80 ~ GEO. 4. PRICE & CO,
FREsE AID SALTEU FISH.
Fish received daily from the fishing shores on
The Po.omac, ard tupplied to consumers in
identifies TO suit. either fresh or sated by ez-
perienced packers.
Stalls Nos | and . City Market and Flah
House No. ], Corporation Fish Wharf
Country orders solicited and satisfaction guar
| anteed [mh3.3nl GEO. E. PRICE & co.
DATENT ICE CREAM FRREZERs-We
ave jus. received AN invoice of the
GOOUa PATENT ICE CREAM FEEXZ
| ERS, acknowledged to be BEST Gall aud e1'
| anime 1t MCLEAN q UHLERS,
spfG 76 King street.
OHOICE CAROLINA RICE received to-
~ dsy By Jap III J. @, MILBUKN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-09
BAkERs AID CGNFECTI0NEtts.
GEORGE L. HILL & cos.
.TOAF BREADS

We have two distinct grades upon:the market
No. ] is our FINE BREAD, which we re
ccmmond with confidence. IL Is whi!s. ot flcE
0,Vo- and Keeps frosh several days. Ifyou are
using this bread and do not consume !! upon the
dsy Of its purchase try i! the nezt day or tho
dsy following before throwing IL sslde SIS stale
and worthless
Mo- is PLAIN BREAD, IFS chief rocom-
mondation being chespncss.
GEORGE 4, HILL & CO.'S. HOME II q DE
BREAKFAST BISCUIT. my
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-09

TANNEY'S BRANCH STORE, N. w. corr
u ner OF King and Royal streets. The follow
ing Mineral Wuter on draft At Ise cents per
glass, I'll ice coid
Vichy,
SeliEer,
Congress.
Bedford IVA Alum and Iron,
Bedford Springs (Ps.)
Buffalo Li.his and
Deep Rock (Oswego.)
And in bottles, Saratoga &, Congress Excelsior,
Geyser sad Halhorn Springs Waters sll from
Saratoga Springs. New York, snd tho genuine
imported HunSsdi James and Friedrichsha al!
Bitter Wster. JANNEY & co,
rny2 Druggsts Hes. 70 sEd lao King Sss.
CBILDREN,s UARRIAtl!Gj&sI,
We have il store nice lot Of Chllcren's Car
risrcs of The latest styles, which we are selling
at prices 10 Euit tho times. Persons IN want OF
th am would do we'll to Call and examine before
MCLEAN s. UHLER,
NH q 76 King street,
A1RW PRUNES, Currah.e, Raisins, Lemona,
~ Ssidines, Mscc,roni French Mustards.
Jellies, Gcls.ine and Chocolate, received snd for
spio DAVIDSON, l47 King 81.
sO DOZEN THREE LIB CAN TOMA
OO TrhS, OF bas: quality, received this day
and for ta!c q. lOe q can by
CPEOIAL NOTICE-Go 10 CREIGHTON
- & SONS, SS King street. corner OF Royal,
to buy HARDWARE and CUTLERY at low
est prices. You will fad q Large stock to aelect
from and satisfaction guaranteed. spn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-09

TIO THE VOTERS OF ALEXANDRIA
4 CITY.
l respectfully announc, myself q candidate
for re.eleclion 10 the ofico & Collector o.: tho
Northern District subjsc. TO the d3ci=ioa Of the
conservative primary election:
an Eo-lne JNO z. HILL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-09

JACOB ROXBURY respectfully announces
y himself candidate Tor re election TO the
ofHce of Superintendent OF Gas--:u5iscl 10 the
decision Of tho primary election. aa :D-tpa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-09

r.,O The VOTERS OF ALEXANDRIA
4 CITY-l respectfully announce myself IS g
candidate for the ofi3o of Collector Of faxes for
the Northern District. subject TO the action of
Tho Conservative pri nary election.
ap 27-tpn WESLEY AVERY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-09

NEW AUCTION AND 0MMlSSlOS
IN HOUSE.
We have opened at No :s2 KOYA l. 81. An
Auction snd Commission House.
We are now ready To receive all kinds Of ner.
chandiss and household goods on consignment
purchase the same.
We think it may provo All advantage 10 per-
soas who have PRODUCE of any description
10 send it to us. Located Immediately opposite
the main entrance TO the Market on Royal 81,
goods Can be ey posed every morning u. puolic
auction, when the best prices may DO expected
Prompt returns mado on sales
Persons having FURNlrU&h for Sal" will
trd it 10 their advantage ta give Us call
We will attend tn nuctioneerlng 1t public sales
Of property. and respectfully solici! share OF
public patronage. VNEAh IS LCNA9
80 Auction goods constsntly on hand sud Tor
s.le nov 6-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-09

Their fret effect is TO increase the appetite, and
cause tho body to tako on esh, thus tho system
is nourishcd and by their Tonic Action on the
Digestive Organs Regular stools are produced.
DIX. J. F. HAYWOOD, OF NEW YORK,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-25
LOCAL MATTERS.

TIE VISITING EXCCRSI0NIsTS AT THE Con-
MERCIAL CLUB-RO0MS. - The Commercial
Club-rooms. on Governor and Ross streets,
were brilliantly Illuminated and presented
n scene of mirth md enjoyment last night
long TO be remembe: ed by those present., il
being the occasion Of the reception rendered
to the visiting merchants from along the
line OF the Chesapeake anf Ohio railroad
between Covington and Hanover Court
house.
An elegant supper was prepared, emhra-
cling every luxury OF the season. The party,
numbering nearly four hundred persons,
were welcomed to the club-room by Mir.
John B. Purcell. who was introduced bv
Mr.. Claiborne Watkins. Mr.. Purcell,
who made brief welcome address,
spoke OF the invitation 10 the mer-
chants OF Virginia as one for the purpose
of bringing together those sons OF ViTgnia-
III. OF buSiness-to whom the State must
look for the energy and nerve that must
accomplish and work out the future OF the
Commonwealth by building up in our own
borders commercial city that shall vie with
northern markets. and thus retain to the
State the large amount of money that annu-
ally finds its way to northern cities.
After the conclusion OF Mr. Purcell's re-
marks, the excursiouistS were invited by
MIR. J. =. Rogers, on behalf Of the Club, to
the Supper-room-
A large number Of the visitors left last
night, and many more will leave to-day on
the regular trains.
The excursion of merchants from North
Carolina will arrive here on May 9Th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-25

SrpREME Court OF APPEALS.-CoW
and ais against Universal Life. Insurance
COMPANY. Put on the privileged docket.
Southern Mutual InSurapce Company
against Taylor. Motion to remove cause to
Wythcvillc oycrruIcd.
Hawlcv against Hays. Upon & petition
for a writ Of error 10 4 Judgment rendered
bv The Circuit Court of Eoanokc county ut
the April term, 1870. Writ refused.
Engli,h against Commonwealth. Pcti-
tion TO a writ OF error TO a Judgment rem
dcrcd by the Circuit Court OF Franklin
county on the Sd OF april, 1879. Writ OF
error refused.
White and others against Stuart, Duchan-
an & Co., and others. Appeal allowed and
suuerScdedS awarded to DEGREES CT the Cir-
cult Court OF Washington county, pro-
nounccd 18th October, 1877, and 11th Feb
ruary. 1879.
Alexandria and Fredericksburg Railway
Companv's trustees against Graham. From
the Circuit Court Of the city Of Alexandra.
Affirmed, Judge Moncurc delivering the
opinion.
johnson against Wilmer From the Cor
noration Court OF Alexandria. Affirmed,
Judge Christian delivering the opinion.
Purdie and wife against Jones and as.
From the Circuit Court OF Surry county.
Reversed, Judge Anderson delivering Inc
opinion; Judge BurkS dissenting.
Gahan. &c, against Douglass Il Brathcr.
From the Corporation Court OF the city OF
Alexandria. Affirmed, Judge Moncurc de-
liyering the opinion.
Whitehcad's administrator against Cole
man's executor. From the Circuit Court
OF the county OF Pittsylvana. Reversed,
Judge Staples delivering the opinion.
Terry against Fitzgerald, &c. Argued
by j. A. Jones, Esq, for appellant, and
Judge Robert Ould for appellee, and SUBJ
t,,iffnI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-25

VULCAN IRON WORKS.(
RICHMOND. April 10, 1879. 5
iHESE WORKS ARE NOW IN FULL
o. OPERATION. Orders solicited for
GteAeE and HEXAGOh NUTS, ,THUMB-SUTS
p"2i- and dWROUGHT-iRON WASHERS;
,y,",iLkoAD-TRACK n BOLTS Of every variety;
nIhl NE, CARRIAGE, TIRE, STOVE,
pnhorGH-, BRIDGE, ROOF, and CAR
-. l" o. any special design that NAV be desired;
pI,,, n- M or WoOD-sCREWS, ,ThNK-RIVETS,
pH,h.at-RlVETS pH, Of selected rive,-iI on.
D,..in.ENDS, PLOUGH CUFFS. EYE BOLTS,
rnMpW- and DRAG-TEETH,
MN G-MACHINE TEETH,
g.,LkAHLE CAST-iRON CLEYIsES,
lpn.iL ABi,E or ORDINARY IRON CASTINGS
sro,. sDa KAlLlkGS Of all patterns,
lshE ~. ~ and HDoW.GRATINGs.
"ohk FOB JAILs AND BUILDINGS
tsehersily.
A's'es as 10 prices promptly answered.
. RuII.. =, 7. 4. BRUCE.
tslias asbas btass ". ARCHER. Manager Of Manufac.
iaaeht sp 40.eodlm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-25

IIESRICo COUNTY CoNvENTloS.-At the
Hcnrico County Convention Yesterday at
the courthouse for the nomination nf can
didatcs for the different Offices in tie coun-
ty the following were nominated by accll-
nation For Treasurer, William NJ. Nc
Gruder; for Sheriff, John 7. Jones, for
Commonwcalth's Attorney, George W.
Thomas; for Commissioner OF the Revenue
lower district, John p. Schcrmcrhorn.
There was warm contest for the nom!-
nation for Commissioner Of the Revenue
for the Upper district, lasting several hours,
the Convention being in secret session. 1t
resulted, however, in the nomination OF
w. s. Lcakc, the following gentlemen be-
ing competitors: McSSrs. N. f. Burton. d.
~. Hanrs, ". Fl. Gardiner, r. NJ. Courtney,
Z. T.. Humphreys, and Frederick Glenn.
The Convention was presided over by
John Hopkins, ESD.
The following is full statement OF the
vote cast at the primary for Treasurer:
Brookland District: McGrudcr, PIP;
Grubbs, &c.
Fairfield District: McGruder, 1GG;
Vnrna district McGruder, 1o5 Grubbs,
104.
Tuckahoc District: NcGrudcr, ia
Grubbs, +.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-25

Police CoURT-At the Police Court yes
terday Acting. Justice Crutchtleld disposed
OF the following cases:
Anthony Fox (colored), charged with
stealing u silver spoon. valued at 81, from
Effie D!llard, was discharged.
Henry johnson (co!ored), for unlawfully
assault,ng and threatening to kill Frank
Mavo, and Frank Mayo, for assauItins Her.
bert johnson, were discharged.
Ella Hooper (colored). for assaatlns ana
beating Rebecca Walker, was sent TO jail
for six months in default Of security.
James Hickman (colored), for abusing y.
d. Wade, was fined 81.
Robert Hope, for drunkenness and lying
on the market-bench, was committed to
Jail.
The case OF Robert Colly, charged with
breaking into the store OF Shelton, Minor
e. Co., was sent on to the grand Jury OF the
Hastings Court. Bail refused.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-25

Brief NemS.-Tuckcr Anderson Color
ed, for threatening To assault Justice 4. T..
Woodbridge, Of Chesterfield, was committed
to ial IN dciault OF security.
Councilman Joseph l.. Spain, from the
First Ward, was severely injured Tuesday
morning by the fall OF heavy log on which
he was at work ut the Richmond and Pc
tersbur@ shops.
The river was crowded near Mayo''
bridge Yesterday with parties in boats en-
gagged in fishing. Quite = number OF tjsh
were caught in the seincs below the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-25

DEATH OF Rev. SCOTT GwATHMEY.-Mauy
OF the colored people OF Richmond are in
deep distress to-day over the death Of their
friend, Rev. Scott Gwathmey. pastor OF the
Fourth African Baptist church, situated on
Thirty-second street near 0 street. He died
Yesterday morning shortly after 10 O'Clock.
He was taken sick Tuesday morning after
getting up, aud complained OF blindness.
lie went back to his bed and laid down, and.
as his wife supposes, fell asleep. He re-
mained in that condition all day, and to-
wards evening she became uneasy, and
tried to rouse him. but failed. DR.. Knox
was sent for, who used every remedy
that suggested itself, but to no pur-
pose, and yesterday morning he died
without having rallied from the comotose
condition into which he lapsed. Gwathmey
was about tity-four years OF age. and was
born and raised in the county OF King W IL
liam, and had been preaching here for the
past twenty years. Be was baptized by
Rev. Robert Ryland, pastor OF the First
African Baptist church for twenty-four
years. He is represented as having been a
good man and faithful Christian, and was
respected by all who knew him, and On
more than one occasion he has given the
colored people of Richmond some good ad-
flCe. 11c eSCuchSu UOlllit<S tIltk away
from political meetings. Last Sunday be
preached both morning and afternoon, adj
mlnistering the ordinance Of baptism at the
former service and communion in the after
noon. On the latter occasion he said to his
people he did not expect to be with them
another Sunday.
Very soon after the evacution Of Rich
mond he organized church on Chimbora-
20. where large number Of colored people
had settled in the buildings which were put
up By the Confederate Government and
used as hospitals for sick soldiers. The
building which was first used soon became
too small for the numbers protesting con-
version under his plain, practical preaching,
and he obtained permission 10 build more
commodous church and one better suited
for the purpose, Oh Thrtieth street he
tween Broad and Grace. on high
point overlooking Bloody Run and
the eastern portal o. the Church
Hill tunnel. Here it remained, and his
ministrations were continued there until {
few years since, when improvements re-
quircd its removal. He then purchased q
lot on Thirty-second street near ., to which
he removed the building, making it larger
and more permanent. Both OF these build
in"s were erected at his own expense, and
he held the title to them in fee simple.
He will be buried from the Fourth BHp
list church at 50 O'Clock this afternoon
Rev. John Jasper officiating.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-25

Hastings Cour!.-Thc Hastings Court
was in session yesterday. The common
Jaw docket was called, and several suits
were decided, besides rendering judgment
in different cases. The Court granted
twenty-five liquor.liceuses for the ensuing
year.
The trial OF Richard Jones (colored) for
felony ended Wednesday evening, and re-
suited in his acquittal on that count, but he
was Eeld on an indictment for petit lar
ceny.
The trial Of John Matthews for q misde-
meanor-rentiuc houses without license
resulted in his acquttal, and he was dis
charged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-25

The Poinde1tcr TTial.-A large number
OF citizens from this city were in attend
ance yesterday afternoon at the Hastings
Caurt in Richmond listening to the argtl
mentS OF counsel in the poindeXtcr-Curtis
case. There is much interest manifested
here as TO the result OF the trial. Those dc
string to purchase an interesting pamplet OF
The proceedings containing aIl the evidence
in the case at the former and latter trial can
do so By leaving their names ii w. d. LitL-
COWS and L. Y. Owens, on Hull street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-25

TIE "pTNI.Op pATEET FAMILY"
M, "a HAat long icit for Flonr having bJlii COLO"
ai strength. lis whicnes cannot fail 10 please he
lu>tr@ lish' and nutrition, bread. The advance in
itc art q! milling. ny %hiCh Patent Flour \ made
'E"u-h last ttbi,hcd In the south. il here :ruch
hre!"d-hy househccrcr,. |" maze mp Tor culinary
huric0nG:,,: by bakers 10 give strength aad quail
!ly - The variable and Inferior grade, which cth
0n'y bc ed io advantage hy mixing with
NEW PROCESS FLOUR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-25
BUFFALO LITiIIA wArahs,
THE BUFFALO LITHIA WATERS
FOR URINARY CALCULf, PHOSPHATE OF
LIHE CHARACTER, AND INTER-
MITTENT.FEyfR.
THESE WATERS IN THE sEQUELAE OF
sC4,RLET-FEvER AND MEASLES.
STATEMENT OF DR.. FLAylUs j. GREGORY. or
kEYsYILLE, CHARLOTTE COUNTY, VA.
DATED APRIL IL, 1870.

URINARY CALCULL
1.-TWO cases OF Urinary Caicuii, Phosphate of
Lime character. have come under my obsery :ion,
In which permanent relief was given 6y the BtF-
FALo LiTHIA WATER Spring No. y. have
no doubt that 1t would be equally beneficial In the
trea! ment Of Other ia cuii; and believe that vol
umes are yet To be wri'ien In commend4tion Ct this
water In the treatment Of his dreadful malady."
INTERMITTENT-FEvERs
"Thc case of Mrs. A. WAS Intermittent Fever
Of most obs iEate character with great icia-
uon. spleuic enlargement. and oedena OF lower eN-
tremities After oil! OF The u,ual remedies h23 oceu
exhausted without efec'. entire relief Afforded
by the BUFFALO LlTHIA WATER tSpriug 40.
y. am satisfied that but for the OF tEs water
the patient must have He'd"
AS A PREVENTIVE OF DRoPsICAL EFFU-
SION.
"I have frequently prescribed the BUFFALO
LlTHLA WATER tSpriny No. q In Scarlet: Ga and
Measles, and no case In which II has been usen has
been followed by Dropsical Efnsion. which :act
attribute ectirely to the effects of the wa:er'
These waters, In casrs of one dozen h1lfgillon
bottles S5 per c,e t the Springs. They can also be
had Of PURCELL, LADD ( co. Klchmou', Va,
al $50 rer case. THOMAS L. G0OpT.
Proprietor Buffalo Li,hi, Springs, Virginia.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-25

TIE Tuck COEcERT.-On Monday night
the Tuck Concert Company will give con-
cert at Mozart Hall. The company is
formed as follows Miss Marie Tuck, so
prauo; Fred. c. Hahr, pianist; John ..
Pugh, tenor; Henry c. Wyatt, baritone;
DR.. Bartkow>ki, violini>t; Signor Jardella,
clarineti>i; and John Baseler, accomp2-
nist. Seats may he secured ut Wyatt's.