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LOUISVILLE LEAF-TOBACCO MARKET.

AUGUST 1.-THE sales aggregated l65 hogs
heads.
The Boone House sold 1S hogsheads: 2 hogs
heads Logan County leaf 1T 1920 and SC; IL
ho:sheads Logan Count. hugs ut $500. $3.50,
S5 60. ~ 95, 81 25, $3.50. $500. ~ 80. 81 80,
81 $500: hogslleads Green County hugs M ~. 10
and S4.35: 2 hogshcars Meade County Tugs 1T
1896 and 1885; hagshcad Hart County lugs at
81 .95.-COnri er- Journal.
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CAREIAGE MATERIALs:

~.PRT.GE MATERIALs.-GBA
u HUBS sP9KEs, E,Ms, s anS fIIRos.TfkEs,
BOWS n ard Wiz I'D isNhMELLED.Q I.vrHs Sol Pa "A
AxLEs; spR PIX ISM IS.
CASTINGS, PAiN ~ D IGEORGE A. AISsLiE:
Tsnih street, Richmond, We.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

ALEXANDRIA, MARKETS.
AUGUST lathe market to-day was aeoaS sn ~
Yesterday. the feeling being sliah.ly strongss gs
prices no higher, Flour Is quiet Rsa sas9' AaS1s'
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A Co,oret1 Funeral In White Church.

AUGUSTA, GA, August l4.-The funeral
Of lanes Snowden, colored man, took
place to-day from St. PauPs church, tne
principal white Episcopal church In TINS
city. The church was filed with coiorea
people, the rector of the church o1nciaIeu,
and white choir sang. There were many
white citizens in the church during t tue scr
x,;oo .t
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SUMMER RESORTS.
ssrLEN MOUNTAIN HOUSE"

s. TLEN MOUNTAIN HUGE
AZ AND
WATKINS GLEN, &. 7.
d. Prices greatly reduced $3.50 per diem; Sl4 per
week. Special rates made for parties.
NusIc and other amusemeuts furnished.
iu4.Sm Al. MlGHENER. Manager.
THE. HYGEIA HOTEL,
OLD POINT COMFORT. Va;
sITrATRp 100 YARDS FROM FORT MONROE:
= 0nen ali the year. Equal 10 any hotel III INT
United States as spring, summer or autumn To-
sof1. eenu i'' ~ HARRISON PHoEBUs,
,o.n Proprietor.
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NEW YORK SUMac ssRKEr1t
rHrcAGO LrMBEn MaRKET.

Arasu ST 13.-Quoted NJ ESQ for Sicily s3oas3
for low grades do. and Virginia At s4ogs45.-
Jour7e1yG Of Commerce.. .. - -.
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zannxEs. MULEA &c.

nor SALE, STYLISH YOUNG ~
T. RiplNa'hofTsoliTN DExTER 4 TUr TYP p.sIs:x.
aulS.S.
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BALTIMORE, August 14.-Ecef cattle more ac-
rive ami c better: very best. 5s5ac irst quality,
- ~ 31DII4c: receipts 1886 head sales, l,3oe
head swine generally dun a. 4fgShc Te fsmss
7'11II h.ad: auotatIoDs-shecp, 3a0GsAc.; iamDs,
~
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LIVERPOOL, August 1.-THE London cor.
respondent of the Courier says: "Of $780,
900 shares OF Panama canal stock put on
market, about 10000 shares have been APP
piled for, and these chiefly through the syn
dictate supporting the scheme. Despite this
undoubled feature, it is known here that NJ.
de Lesseps, backed by members OF the
French syndicate, is determined to perse-
we're with the project, ;, .
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AUCTION SALES Tuas Day.

aRGBRs Is WILLIAMS. 4 r. sr.s s3ra1p property on the
ies. SIDE OF Seventeenth street betTerI Marshait
al Clay strt ets. =, 4
R. s. ANDERSON 4 SON. 10 A. NJ. groceries, e
j. r. R.H0GKADAY.10 a. M groceries, ,3l..z; y
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n 2HagrtA:NsiClHMEsTI;R y ! Z M .AsD; yICENaTY.

Public Schools. The following Il Isl the
average, attendance of each, OF d the public
schools Tor the week ending, February l4th,
dis presented by. E.. Morrissette, principal: 7
= No. /, Male Hig gh-School &c. Aorrissette,
teacher), Number OF scholars on, the roll,
28; average attendance, 25. s. has lii4.G
30. 2, Female High.Schooi Mrs A! L.
Walker, .teache, IN Number on the, roll,
30; average ATTENDANCE, 10. t.s91il =,
!, No.,8, Male. Miss Maude7 Porter, iteacsle-
er) .-Nunbeg on the roll, "a /; average at
tendance, %. III 81. s;.s,. d: ~ 9at,
No. &, Female (Miss Bette Iryin, teach.
en-. Number on the roll IL; average at-
tendance, 80.
Ne. tMiss Rachel Lyons, seacher).-
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MISS CocKE's PIANO REcrrAL.-The lary

MISS CoCKE's PIANO RECITAL.-T large
audience which attended the piano recital
at Woodhouse & Parham's on Saturday must
have been flattering testimonial to Miss
Cooke, not only on account of its numbers,
but from the intelligence OF which it was
composed. ...,
The following is the programme, which
was throughout gracefully performed by
Miss Cooke: Waltz, List; Gavotte, Glt1ck ;
Guitarre, Hitler; Marche Ia Turque,
Ruines es'Athens, Beethoven; Fifth Noe
turne, Field; Dancing Leaves. Mattel /;
Wild Rider, Opus 6s, No. s, schumann ;
Scberzo, Opus 81, Chopin; Menuett, Boo
cherini; Allegro from Sonata, Opus 80. Bee
thoycn; Fantasia on Scotch airs, Siyrai.
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IA HANDSOME PAIR OF HoRsEs.-The Fire
Department. has been very much in need OF
horses, but on Saturday the committee sue
eeeded in buying one Of the haDdsomest
pairs Of dark iron-grays, five years old, that
the city has ever owned. They were brought
from the county Of Pulaski, and weigh ], ,2S2
and 1, 1852 pounds respectively. They were
examined by a number Of judges Of horse
flesh, who pronounced them No. ami
mails. They will be put to work to No.
5 steam fire.engine, corner Of Brook avenue
and Marshall street. 80 GA- 80 .
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NATURES REMEDY!
ENDORSED BY MEDICAL PROFESSION.
TIE ALUM AND IRON MASS AND WATER
s..--. FROM THE - IL

TIE ALUM AND IRON MASS AND WATER
s....-. FROM THE 81, ~
BEDFORD gvA.) ALUM AND. IRON SPRINGS.
ESTABLISHED TwEyTY-sIx YEARS.
Efficiency proved by actual results In thousands or
cases of Dyspepsia: Debility. Diseases Pecullarfto
Cutuncsus kaecsons. Sore Throat and Diphthe.ia,
Chills and Malar!al Fever. Extracts froiu testi-
i Best remedy for InfaInmatory Sore Throat aHd
Diphthera eYer used BY meas have found after
practice Of forty ycarsacts rs tonic. aiteratiY0s
and feorifuse; preferpOls 70 fRioratS oy pEtac
"After practice Of many years have found no
remedy equal 10 Hedford Alum and Iron SPRINGS
peculiar to uouneu." -!
john p. METTEAuR, NJ. D., I'll. n,V
"Succes:fully used In Dyspepsia and Chronic
- Prof SAINT JACKSON. NJ: D., Uniy. OF Pa.
Surprising any remedy that know OF for for , scro.
IN my practice T.. L. WALKER. NJ D..Ya
I"Afer an experience of near thirty years haya
no eS tS @ anar
ment Chronic Irritarions Of the Bladder, Kifncys,
and Urshr Uieera9P, anf esr.Sin m nss
No w4TEEs HAVE D,J,E WIDER Rage Nog,1I or USE
used with unparalleled success IN hsmorrhasio'
Na''''A' '''e'' Ex.vice.prcsidcn; Cd. 3D. Med. Xsso.
REv GHafn G. Sf 6opsos Ss5 JaR Lee
Directions, anay. Is. and fil proof Of alf ciaiped
sew Wh sasG SO sr sao a. per case
dozen hsf-gallon bottles; So for fye-Falon oeint-
Mass so cents and 81 per bottle $3.50 and$5-
per hall. dozen, according TO size-sent postpaid.
Full proof or all claimed sent free upon appifca-
Loera to nes @ e
Address 4. NJ. DAWES. President Of the cela-
pNs5Sid pN4SSid tbSn'Do0fs' 81 - 4, POLK MILLER eco.
1 80 ~ .. rs j, -.
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DRY GDsblS.
fEClAL ANNOUNCEMENT. ~

hnSJnoH.S S M !nIy determined 10 make-a change in my
OF f,J.S re VIII from this day offer entire stock
Gsr .s, ,D3RaEsS 3aEsS GOODS at lG1se., reduced from
M, Cc,Ii Haa ~ i2&c: worth zoe, -
LINZ IiXS3rGSrEPANEs. sThBLE-LTSENs, TOWEL
S tSCSS many oteE goods too numerous TO mention re,
Ny3o W. greatly below cost. r
SFsSptrlae lae special attention OF the ladies 70 our
tsss,S INENT, which is pronip,ly and Seatiy ex
very IoNrates. c1G qezs go j 4tltf ~ 4 !,
d. fsEkNEAR fsEaNslEsAR always on hand and made TO or-s
q zeiSyrsN Nisa aCLOIIIING specially. Full line
hree ef cnoroicery Silks in fshces.s Also, full
is GrsI Wei aInopg which nse have the celehra-
rpto "a aoody's Abdominal Corseis. in all sizes
An NJ, Mo- .Srochefing done In nil of It's branches.
nc ash ia srge5ns ascalBan
dm. LEVI stEXTEB'S. 827 Broad street.
fs ass, sil he pleased to wall on she iadtssy :.
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TIE PAruFINDERs.-This company COM
mences an engagement OF three nights at
the Theatre this evening, opening with
"Scraps." This entertainment introduces
Americas mimics, Charles S. Rogers and
Matte V1ckerS, and Miss Marie jasper,
Miss Eugenia Laville, the Jaspers (Milton,
Newton, Thomas, and Ciiuton), and full
company. The performance, it is said, is
full Of fun and calculated TO please. The
company concluded very successful two
weeks Engagement in Philadelphia Satur'
day evening. -ra.-....... ..,- /,
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PHARMAcEUTIcAL.-A meeting Of the
Richmond Pharmaceutical Association,
held on Friday evening, the following gen
tlemen were elected officers for the ensuing
year !: President, Hugh Blair; First Vice
President, John, W. Pierce; Second Vice
President, P. e. Dupuy; Corresponding
Secretary, T.. Roberts Baker; Treasurer
William P. Poythress. Executive Com
mittee Joseph N. Willis, Polk Miller, and
Jesse Child, -. - -, .:t, 3 r.f
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY-Police. Jus
tice j. J. White presiding. Emma Tibbs,
Cora Tibbs, Rosa -Blankenship, Fannie
Gray, j. T. Green, and T. q. Saunders
were charged with keeping a disreputab'e
house. Emma Tibbs and Fannie Gray were
fined $40 each and thirty days in jail; the
others were discharged. IA ,5
J William Harris was charged with mali
ciously assauiting and beating Joseph
Crowley. The evidence failed to connect
Harris with the offence, and he was accord
ipgly discharged. =. -, :, .,'..,.-- r. ,1,-
William Gregory, Georeianna Jackson,
and Tom Dangerfeld GALL coloredb disor-
derly characters, were sent TO Jail for i've
days. ~ ~ @,5 ...a. ,fo-
Bernard Brown (colored) was fined s5
and sent to jail for SIXTY days for assaulting
and striking Thomas Burgess with rock.
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The New Kent murder.
TWO OF THE. NEGROES CONVICTED AND sen
TENCED TO BE HUNG. .

TENCED To BE uUNG. ...-
We have already given full account OF
the shocking murder of Mr.. John q. Lacy,
of New Kent county, by four negroes. ON
the night OF the 18th January. The first OF
the negroes, Julius Christian, was tried on
Tuesday, and late in the evening found
guilty OF murder in the first degree and
sentenced to be, hung on the 25th March.
The jury was sent out between 1 and D
O'Clock, and were away from the court
room about ten minutes only. srr..i
The next one of the murderers arraigned
was Patrick Smith, which was done on
Friday evening. The trial was not con.
cluded until Saturday, when the accused
was found guilty and sentencedto to be hung
on the 25th March by Judge Isaac Ell. Chris.
nan. i,.sf m: 3. ...:i 9!5: ,t!r.sci /. r.
No disposition has yet been, made Of the
E0ther cases. ), Il. t!nti ytt !,gGii, y.Ig f;Ey
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S. W. FLEIsHMAS, one of our Oldest citizens,
says: have been suffering for several years past
wth disease which bafhed the skill Of the most
eminent physicians in this city. One pronounced
II torpid liver; another said II was heari-disease
contfnned 10 grow worse until finally could not
tase the least exercise. After using the Holman
Liver Pad. Plas,ers, and Salt Baths about month
found relief fer beyond any expectation, and now
cau nt exercise. my appetite Is restored, and at
ia5G'e all The relief 10 Tie Holman Remedies. To
sI Hhu suffer would say, Give them trial.
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You've MEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
MEETINGS AT DR.. PREsToN's CHURCH. =
To-day begins the seventh week OF these
remarkable meetings, which have SO stirred
the whole city, At conference OF minis"
tiers aud others interested it was decided to
continue them another week, and to hold
them this week again at the First Presbyte!
rian church. qa l.,ua& 7..at:e.,.5> Gggtn.
The, meeting, Saturday evening at the
First Baptist church was conducted by Rev.
DR.. Henry Med Dennid, who made tender,
touching, and very effective address, APP
,propriate remarks were also made by Rev!
Or. Read and Colonel w. P: MuDford. DR..
,Sledd, Rev. W. C. Schaeffer, and DR.. Hatcher
led in prayer for the special objects pre-
sented.Ie s,rtt..,fra 3t-jl al :. tl.ai9,.
Rev. DR., Hoge will conduct the meeting
this evening from to O'Clock. The east
ern gallery OF the church will be reserved
for gentlemen. h, al Il. qa".3h .#as.
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HOUSEHOLD .EcoNoEs. housekeeper {

,BogsEHo4D I! !EcoNoEsc--The housekeeper OF
cook who studies economy IN the Etchen can aos DC
I'm one directinn by always using DooIEY EAST:
POWDER. twill be found,a truly economical ana
valuable assistant IN baking biscuits, rolls bread
cake of All KINDS, yaies aufns, and most all arti
ices prepared from foit. And why Because Bl IN
,,sins the DooLHy POWDER xon save IN eggs. IN
shortening, In patience, IN every thing; aitd when
The baking Is done it Is turned out light
and whoIesome, SO that every morsel iaeaten and
M waste. 'fa'' - RS
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SOUTHERN TRADE.-Ellison & Harvey
shipped on Saturday by rail to New Orleans
fifty barrels OF their fine "Durham !" whis-
key, to fill orders from dealers in that city.
This is the result OF recent visit OF mem
ber of this firm to New Orleans, and is one
OF many evidences we see among our mer,
chants Of purpose to push their trade in
the southern States. In many other branches
our business with the South is rapidly IN
creasipg. ... F.. .... "' .i
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DURHAM WHISKEY.-Thc great SUCCESS we have
met with thus far In the sale Of this whiskey, and
the satisfaction 1t has given wherever introduced
induces lis to recommend 1t TO a who wish to get
really pure article Of whlskey. All we ask Is 4
iair trial, and we arc satisfied 1t will compare IT,
vorably with any whiskey in the United States.
Call for "DCEHAM." None genuine unless pack
ages bear our trademark and caution label.
. ..-......-# ELLISON i HARVEY,
;.t<,
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Mr. ". II. PARRISH, superintendent Of the Rich
mond Cedar-Works. says: j have been using the
Holman Liver Pad and Flasters for the last six
weeks and take great pleasure in saying ihat would
not take ten times the cost for the relief have ul
ready had During tie past five years have suf-
fered with Dyspepsia. Headache, and Neuralgia
the headache always preceded by attacks Of blind
uess: all Of which can truly say have been cured
by tie use Of the Holman Remedies.
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TAKEN AT The WORST, PoIsT.-.' Whilst suffer-
ing last summer with an attack of Rheumatism, at Its
worst point, afier sleeplsss night Ihousht bottle
Of the GYpsY,s GIFT, which completely cured me
In single day. I cheerfully recommend Il 70 the
af1fcted.--JonS G. GARDNER, Police Officer, South
ern district, baltimore" This y will do every time,
"a thousands who have taken it viii testify. -.
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STRANGERS VISITING TIE CITY, rs we'll rs those
of our own citizens who desire q FIRsT-cLAss PFC
TURE, should 20 10 Mr. NJ. j.. PoWEEs's PHOTO
GRAPHIC GALLERY, S04 west Main street, just
above Monroe Park. lie Is prepared 10 take the
latest styles Of pictures ut reduced price, the work.
manship Oil them being as good as 1t ever was. His
pictures have always taken premiums at our State
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Brief Items.-Citizens on upper Hull
tion of - tbe navement between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets. ......&..
John Wyatt, who was bitten through the
thumb by james Higgins during a rencontre
a few days ago, is improving, and his physi-
clan has hopes OF saving his arm, which at
one time he thought would have to be am
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i PYrHrAN BALI.-Next Tuesday nigh
Virginia lodge, No. 2, Knights OF PythIas,
viii s,g1ve a bali at Monticello Hall. The
committee announce that they have spared
no pains to insure pleasant time to all who
3,ay attend. it.52Eifl.5t ~ 9..| i - ~ = =
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-, UNITED STATES CIRcUITi CoURT, sATUR-
.DAY--Judge b. ". Huqbes.7-In. the case OF
A., w. Wilcox, who was convicted; of, OBJ
structing the United States mails, counsel
for defence made motion for anew trial,
which motion will be heard next Tuesday,
Misconduct Of some, Of the. jurors is al;
legged. ...r ..naL .,,..L.L .1., Ytnn ll.n IN :.
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ssS0IHERs GREAT i .:sLAxyGHPpER Il, .Ii,p IN,
..sgEY W. We are atoSt Il enlarge our.
iof g be nexf tbirtY days, ecu goods AT
n,.' nS,hSkIFIrE. As we arc coinpelle tore
nsM IN stock TO make room for improves.
ipfy Go,s 9r 9aer great bargains 10 purchasers Of
~ q ~ aud see phat great bargains may
oss. Rt.,ds J, ise BALTIMORE AUCTION HOUSE,
e s.ins aset Fbtle papue blue letters. d.
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!, PLEASANT AFFAIR evening Miss
Ehawls Ivy German gave one OF their, en-
ioyabIe3 entertainments at Virginia Hall.
Many OF the, ladies,were in character COS
tprn 90 ,..-.,.-.. s.tf.I,sfE IL h. ,tifA -
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ksAFRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth, there is nothing so good as MEADE D. BA.
KER's CARBoLrc MoUru-WAsu. Fifty cents
hottie sN'2lh2ff. aF.s=fs. s.it ~ = 'sss .f
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FOR ULcERATED MOUTH, the healing properties
of MEADE < BAKERS CARDoLIc MOUTH-WAsH
are upexcelled. Fifty cents bottle. Il ,.I IL,
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INcIPIENr TARTAR AND sCURF removed by
MEADE & BAKERS sApoN1NE DENTlFEIcE,
Fifty cents box. .,...f f.,.,..., u
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iAsTMEADE IL BAKERS

II imEaDC o. Dan Gkt y '''
~ urlgnv = ai ."i e. n,,.rarhnpri
,AIR-CUSHIOSS FOR INyALIDS. r,,rrfy
AIR-PILLOwS FOR TRAVELLERS, -.
- aHOT-WATER BAGS. = .''''t '">@"
r. ICE BAGS FOR THE HEAD, s..Ga5 la3i
%. RUBBER CLOTH FOR INFANTS. !; ii
SOFT-RUBBER BED-PANs, .,,t.,,
TRAVELLING-FLASKS
SPONGE!BACiS, !! !&tff -ia'. Z" ~
psi, POCKET-sTOyES. ~ ,g.. "r
HORSE-HAIR FL LESH GLOVES. s..,
FLESH BRUSHES,
POCEET-ISHALERs,
STEAH-lNHALEKS, ',
THROAT-AT0NIZERS, @ ..g,
NASAL DOUCHES,
ABDoMNAL-SUPPOR
/. +. IARD-RUBBER TRUsSESi = srs..'
d, D., FEvER-TERMOM 3. -. ,ss,ts1 ~
GALyASlC-BATTERiE ,.,.,,,.- f,SH
And all SURGICAL and :,
MEDICAL L,APPLIAN CEssold AZ '.'t
-.--, MEADE & BAaE2'S Druestores
au27 .sf.,I = NJ. 919 Naln stresss
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WHAT IT COSTS to have twelve elegant PFC
TrnEs taken at the LEE GALLERY y''-only So.
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: DrscoronRD TEETH rendered beaatifahy white
by the use OF MEApE 8 BAKER's sAeoSisE'4Dsls
rIraIcE. Fifty cents box. -iItf
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ZENS OF RICHMOND

F.W. CLARKE, 1913 Franklin street, says: l
have beeu suffering for years with ulcer aled bowels,
and have been under the treatment Of eminent ply
slcans Of This and other cities without obtaining
relief. Hearing Of the Holman Remedies, deter
mined 10 try them. From what they accomplished
In my case am satisfied they viii do all that Is
claimed for them. In chllls and fever they are I'M
surpassed as kno" OF several cases that have been
cured where all other medicines failed.
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BABY PADS. $3.50.

The Holman Liver and Stomach Pads and the
au1ibaries, the Medicinal Plasters and Absorption
Salt having been taken entirely out Of the hands Of
dFngstts, they can only be had hereafter from
agencies. The price of the regular Pad, 81 Special
Pad tene third lafgerl, So; xxx Pad, which covers
stomach liver, and spleen, aud 10 a sovereign rem
edy FOR all chronic troubles growing ont of diseased
s'omsch or liver, price So; Absorption Salt, six
packages for sl25. used fer twelve baths. Medi-
Gated Plasters: Price for Foot Plasters, per pair
90 cents; Body Plasters, each, so cents. -
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. FOR ALL DISEASES OF TIE TEETH AND GUMS
usa MEADE s. BAKERS CARBoLIC MOUTH
wIsY Fifty cents bottle.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS. Crunpton
vs. hoffman, Lee s Co. Argued by, f., e.
Bouldin, Esq, for appellant, and q: Ro-
bertson, Esq, for appelfees, and submitted.
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{ LARGE PICTURES for framing only cost 81. Da-
nlicalcs, Soc, at the LEE GALLERY. -. -.
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AMBER y WIIsKEY.--We- retail this pure RYE
WHtSKEY at 81 per gallon, including Stale tax.
-. -..--.-. W. u. BLAIR & Co. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-17

FoR OFFENSIVE BREATH frout decayea tee'h
and diseased gums, use MEADE O. BAkEsiitsSN SAi1" "a
noIl,c MoUTn-WAsr. F7fty cents . bottle, i =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-17

DON'T LET THE LITTLE ONES SUFFER. .
Wecannot urge too strongly upon parents the use
Of the Pad for children. You win find SURE IRE
TESTlvE AND CURE for Scarle,-Feyer, Diphtheria,
Group, Measles, Whoopins- Cough, &c. 1t has saved
many lives !n such cases.
BABY PADS. $3.50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-17

For BLEEDING GUMS, use MEADE & BAKEE's
CAHpoLIc MoUTH-wAsII.$ Fifty cents bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-17

1T ONLY COSTS 81 for FOUR ELEGANT PICTURES
a, the LEE GALLERY. 920 Main street ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-17

MEETINGS AT, SETEHTH-STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH he meetings held nightly during
the past week at the Seyenth-Street Chris
tiap church have been very, interesting and
well attended: Six persons were baptized
during the week. The meetings, will con-
tinue during this week. r,t.@ r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-17

I % sAMDsn" wHisSfyii sold by W. .. h1AIn ~ o
CO.. az 90 per gallon, including State Tax. y so0a
sound, paIe whiskey,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-17

!. TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE FOR WEEK
ENDING FEBRUARY Is, 1S79.TL Lots3 front
ing? "a 7-12 feet on Fifth street between
Clay and Leigh at $4,000; 32 feet on Broad
Sixteenth Street between Broad and Grace
at sG6: 81 feet on Fifteenth street near
Franklin ct s3,6Oo; 25s feet on Twenty.
seventh street nnt $40; 83 feet, on Belyidere
street between Albemarle, and Beverley, at
81. 600; f25 feet on r Thirtieth street between
q and & at $l25 = 165 feet on Cary street Ibe.
tween Adams and Jefferson at $500 2b b
feet 81, Broad street near Tenth Of S2,SQQ ;;
80. feet on aifey between Cary, and Cahai
streets at 5000 6e feet on TWenty-n1!lln'tIn ~
street near n at Sl90.s ltil.filt.aa!s