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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-05-14

Which is the best paper for windy
editor?
Strawberries are selling in Jackson
vile at ten cents per quart.
:Cucumbers from Georgetown on the
st. Johns river, sold in New York at $40
per crate.
Capt. A. W. Brown, son.in-law of
the late Alexander Mcdonald, has been
appointed keeper of the light at the st,
Johns bar.
-. j. Seymour caught an alligator in
indian river. recently. fourteen feet in
length, weighing 800 pa lnds. He has
taken it to p. I. Barnum, N. Y.
John A. Macdonald, like O'Donovau
Rossa. sends out stirring appeals to the
country he has left.
Sorrento, in Orange county has got
the rice mania. Begin to dig mortars
out OF pine logs. and if they want to
know the value of rice, beat out dinner
mess.
Some of the papers are mentioning
Zen Earle. of Sante Fee, Alachua
county, as the next governor of the State.
he is undoubtedly first class.man.
why does not some one start q
county paper in the interest of Luna.
We have plenty of Sans and Stars but
the orb that enlightens our darkness is
quite neglected.
General Sanford who has a large
tract of lard near Arredondo in Alachua
county, intends settling it with Italians.
he introduced Swedes on his Orange
county property and many of them are
thriving.
I'VE were recently shown some very
hne wheat grown in this city by Mr.. j.
y. Gallagher. 1t has been repeatedly
demonstrated that wheat can be grown
to perfection i'll this section, and it is
surprising that many of our farmers do
not devote themselves to its culture
FgOridi0n.
VIM. Allan Esq, of Port Orange on
the Halifax river, has century plant ia
bloom, the spire is over twenty feet high.
What is curious about it, is that the
small succors around the mother plant
are also sending out blossomiug spires.
1t will be rare sight in short time.
"A special dispatch to the Sun and
Press states that the largest shipment
OF vegetables Tor this season, from points
on the Transit Railroad, was made yes
terday, consisting mostly of cucumbers,
and numbering total of three thousand
crates, the express company having
charge of eight hundred, the balance
going via Fernandina for different routes
"a large number being for the steamer
st. Johns.
"A correspondent of the .SunIo,ad
tribune, advises the agent of the Bureau
OF Immigration to travel over the State
first, to make himself acquainted with
every portion before beginning his work
outside of the State. We agree with
this entirely and sufficient funds should
be given to allow the agent to travel
over the whole State during the Winter.
People can never be convinced OF impair.
tiallity unless it is done.
DR.. Mason, elsewhere, successfully
sustains the affirmation that cultiva-
ton of casava, at twenty cents per bushel,
will pay the producer we'll. We think as
he does at least. and would advise every
one, in this section, to engage largely 10
its cultivation. $500 per acre, consiler
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-05-14

Dr. TUT Dear Sir; For ten years have bseN
e martyr 70 Dyapspsia. Constipation and Piles Lsx
them but with little faithl. am now we'll man,
have good appetite, digestion perfect regular stools
pilehRone and have gained forty pounds solid flesh.
A0's "s T PrT r +. STEHk1lE I.v;sv;,Is Nv
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-05-14
F1Oridiana.
Geographical Divisions of Florida.


Inc Florida Immigrant dividesthe State
INTO four divisions, for the purpose of con-
venlence in locating counties and describ-
ing different sections. These divisions have
oeen generally adopted. and are as follows
EASTERN FLORIDA-Is composed of the
counties of Suwannee, Columbia, Alachua.
Levy. Baker. Nassau, Duval. Bradford
Ciay' st. Johns. Putnam and Marion.
WEST FLoRIDA-Is composed of the conn
Tles OF EsGambia. Santa Rosa Washington,
MIDDLE FLoRIDA-Is composed of the
Leon. Wakulla. Jefferson, Madison. Tayior'
Lafayette and Hamilton.
SOUTH FLORIDA-Is composed of the
counties of fernando, Sumter. Orange
Volusla, Brevard, Polk, Hillsborough. Man
atee. Monroe and Dsde
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-05-14
NELSON r. sCOvEL,
NOTARY PUBLIC.

Deeds, Conveyances, Articles Of Agree
ment, ETC., properly drawn up and prompt
" attic lded to. Afidavlts and acknowl-
edgments taken at all times
Full and reliable information given
about Real Estate, clearing land and set
ting ont groves. Titles searched
ONCE AsrfcuItuTfst.
DeLand, voIWHia Cohnty Fla.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-05-14

Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco
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DEATHS.

Died at Beresford. Fla, April Sc. gohn
Herbert, infant son of A H. and EuGsnia
F, Alexander. aged seven months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-23
,,,.,,,roys OF A DISEASED LIVER.

,,r IN the rich, side under the edge OF 'he rlos'
O.. an nressurc: sometimes the pain Is in the
-, ,se The pateat Is rarely able to lie on the LEFT
,nne,imes the pain felt under The shoulder
~, and !, frequently extends to the top of the
.,.., and is sometimes mistaken for rheuma-
N. arm. The stomach is affected with loss
,.-,.t,e and sickness; the bowels In general are
.,,. .nme,ires alternative with lax; the head Is
-n,a; s!tn pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
,.,,an in The back part. There Is generally
.,,s,sr.ble loss OF memory, accompanied with
.h,i seDSs;!on OF having left undone something
,tos aualt ~ have been done. y slight, dry cough
=, marines sn attendant. The patient complains
- ,xo,raess ard debility he is easily startled, his
Ave- cold or burning, and he complains of y
...,r s.nsa,ic:. OF the skin: his spirits are low
.,,,o,,rs he is satisfied iha: exercise would be
,.s,,., r. hin. yet be can Scarcely summon up
,ae cnou,h 10 Try il. "a fact. he distrssts every
-....ay sevcra, Of The above symptoms attend the
..a hi, casss have occurred where few OF
.,s., existed, vel examination of the body after
.,,, has shown The LIVER 10 have beer extensive
il rGer4nged.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CoHPETITIvE DRILL.-Companies 3 (Cap-
tain jones' and c Captain Spotswood) met
at the Reginental armory last night at St
O'Clock for competitive drill. The points
TO be decided were: "First, the best-in-
structcd and practiced company; second.
the best-instructed aud practiced man OF
the two companies" The judges selected
were Captain Maxwell L. Clarke, late OF
Company F; Lieutenant LaughtoE. OF the
Grays. and Lieutenant Gillian, OF Com
pany +.
The drilling OF both companies was fine.
They went through the manual with aston
islIing accuracy, and it wa. a matter Of
doubt with not few OF the spectators as to
which was entitled to the award. The
Judges, however, upon close comparison OF
views, decided in favor Of Company C(Cap-
tain SpotSwood). Captain Clarke, in an
nouncing this decision, assured Company
3 that their determination was arrived at
with difficulty. and only upon few minor
points Of superiority.
Private V. A. Z. SPOTS, Of Company r,
after long contest, was decided to be the
best-driled man in the two conn mpanies. Ma
ior Stern, who was the drill-ofIicer for this
contest, presented Mr.. SPOTS with 4 box Of
cigars on behalf Of the members OF Com
pany B. The battalion prizes will be pre-.
Scnted hereafter.
Before the companies wero dismissed
Captain Spo,swood chivalrously proposed
three cheers for Company b. They were
given with energy and precision. Three
cheers were also given for the bcst-driled
man (Mr. Spotts).
Company B returned the compliment by
three cheers for Company c. Three cheers
were then given for the Judges.
The result seemed to be satisfactory. 1t
WAS sort Of drawn battle-Company G
securing one award and member OF Com
pany B the other.
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ICOnmIInicltel.i

Editors Dispatch: In your paper OF the
l1la instant is 4 notice OF the erection in
HOLLYWOOD Cemetery OF monument to the
memory Of Charles {. CllrtIs-a willing
tribute 70 lis Gallant conduct, as well from
the stranger within The gates rs the friends
who knew and loved him in Richmond.
In this connection it seems fitting that
one who was intimately thrown with him
during his Whole life should reyercntly
touch On the trGining he received as cliild
and bor, which Developed character Of
SUCH rare symmetry and beauty.
Charles C.. Curtis was horn III Gloucester
county, Va. February IS. 1854. His father
was h!gn-tGncd, Christian gentleman,
keenly alive 10 the smallest pnift OF honor,
who early instiIIed in the Eind OF his son
those undying principles Of rectFnde that
for many generations back had dlst!n"
"uishcd the family 10 which he brionGed.
AT his mothers knee he learned that rc!l-
pion, pure and undCilleG, winch vas 10
keep HIM unspotted from The world. so
sinnularlv blessed were these lIic-iong
teachings that even rs Il iitflt chid he WAS
never known to fcaranythIn" except wrong
doing, never dcyiated from the truth, and
never inflicted hurt or harm on the most
bclp!ess OF GnG's creatures.
Daring TIE Iaie "ar lis f',@c:'> health
failed rapidly, and, being an only son, IT de-
yolred on him, at an age when most boys
are mere children, TO ill many responsible
positions. An instance showing TINS TACT
NAV not be out of place here. Gloucester
at that time was within the enemv'S lines,
and its people suffered much from bands OF
IawIess maraudcrs, who plundered and IN
suited without mercy. In self-defence the
few citizens remaining in the county deter
mined TO meet these outlaws with armed re-
sistarce, and Charley Curtis VAS one OF the
messengers sent by his father to summon
the men who had promised cooperation.
Though the Yankees and faithless negroes
were known to be In every part OF the
ueishborhood, he discharged the duty as
faithfully and fearlessly as il he had been II
veteran soldier, though at the time only
ten years old. Thus early was laid the
foundation OF that character which did not
fail IN the supreme hour Of his life.
A retiring modesty hid much of his ma
ture from the world at large till the light OF
the fierv trial through which be was called
10 PASS showed most clearly what his life
had been.
The loving honors paid to bis memory
have told most eloquently OF the deep i'm.
nression his course made on the hearts OF
all who knew him, and nothing could have
been more touching than to see the sincere
grief with which the former slaves OF his
family learned that the young master"
who bad always showed himself SO gently
considerate of them, had been laid in an
uutimely grave, He has joined the noble
army OF martyrs above, and bis life and
early death should show to the young men
Of our land how manly thing it Is to be
Christian, and to parents that the pious
training OF child will meet with an ex-
ceeding great reward. GLoVcEsTEk'
October 18th.
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

TIE yenuiue are never sugar-coated.
rvory ho, has a red wax seal on tue lid, with the
,,r,~,ss,oo EE. ,ICI. .ASE's LIVER PILLS.
The ccnriue Mcl.AEE'S LIVER PILLS bear me
SIGNATURES OF c. MCI.ASE and FLEMING BROS. On
Tie wrappers.
lg,s. apon having the genuine DIR. c. McLASH's
L!yER FILLS, prepared by fic'nlhg bros'' "a
Pittsburgh Pa. the market being fli Of limitations
cr the name McLASE. spelled differently but same
,-,nvpcia;lon. my 12-deow1y
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PRGPGS AEIS.

S'EALigD BIDS I'd SUPPLY A NEW
y UNIFORM FOR TIRE STUDENTS OF THE
VI RG3NlA AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANI-
ca COLI !foiE are ;uvsed TO toe addressed to the
Vnd saeneG. al the EoryesI House, LyDchburg, on
OF b, stre the 10TH NOVEEYER. Samples can be
Wen. axe College armory. sn Rasksburg. until Lae
IN 6stsn beF. and at The ,Sosvel House on the S5A
and G-h. The samples consist Of tunic. pants.
e:t. St- htigo. cap, morocco ~alst-beit, and >
aeSeHp GOL Of BeS'ip gloves, ehsyrcns, and plumss
butt
By Old va tie Executive Committee.
6c23.3.. C.L. G. MINOR, President.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-23

NEW HOSE FOR THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
The City Council having appropriated
g. 900 for the purchase OF new hose, the
Committee on the Fire Department met last
evening and awarded the contract as fol-
lows: To Darrew & Turner, OF New York,
1000 feet of best oak-tanned leather hose at
S1.05 per foot delivered in this city; to the
American Fire-Hose Manufacturing Com.
pany, of Chelsea, Mass, 1,200 feet OF the
American Eclipse cotton hose (rubber-lined)
at soc. per foot.
II is the intention OF the committee to
give the fabric hose affair trial, and hence
they haze bought sufficient quantity OF
cotton hose for two sets, so that one set can
be ready at all times for service While the
other is being dried: IH February next
the committee will buy the remaining two
thousand feet already asked FOR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-23
AGCE AND FEVER.

pr. c. MCLAEE's LIVER PILLS II cases
,crr AND FEVER, when taken with quiniue' are
,.o,rc,,ve OF Tie mos, happy results. No better
,s,h,-c can be used preparatory 10 or AFTER taxing
.,rt,s we would a,:vi,e all who are afflicted with
~; disease 70 give them q FAIR TRIAL.
For al Bilious arrangements, and As simple pur-
r,,,ye, they are unequalled.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-23

THE MIpGETs. little people con-
tinue to attract large numbers Of visitors to
Singer Halle. The hall is well filled at
each IeYee, and General Mite and Major
Atom are communicative and chatty, and
the visitors, both ladies and childrens seem
delighted at the attention they receive from
TIE tiny creatures. Itisa pleasant drawing
room entertainment, and that character OF
exhibition to Whfcis no one can ob!eet.
The Mites must be seen to be appreciated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-23
Sl8EFYsT ORDERS.

TEVY AND WIFE EFT AIS. VS.. MARY
il. HASTINGS AND OTHERS-IN THE CIR
CUT COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
Tie following s an extract from The decree en-.
isred in this cause on the 2d dar OF July, 1879:
That IL be referred 10 one Of the conIni. sionerS
g. mis- Court 20 ascertain and report how much or
the SAID purchase IL oney the said Jeaeraon 81 Levy
entitled: and ne Is ordered 10 ascertain ana re-
port WhO are eEtited To the other parts OF lhc s4ld
.gra tse- moue4'. and ia whal proportions specify.
IN, The amount 40 which every one is entitled; ano
tas, IL ascer ala ard report the committed yafue or
Nt dus er OF The widow OF Uri1h F. Levy aforesaid.
Md The commissioner Is further ordered to III.
9aIs an report what allowances may be proper 10
II y.lGe Oil OF the fund TO be distributed In thls
s4le, :ud 20 WhOE-.N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-23

THE BERGERs AND SOL. SMITH RUSSELL
The Berger family OF bel-ringcrs ard -.
Smith RuSseiI-0ld Richmond faYurt@.-
will appear at the Theatre tonight. They
have not visited this city for several years.
and will no doubt be welcomed by 4 full
house. The entertainment which they give
is refined, novel, and interesting, and has
in former years drawn well. Mr. Russell
has many friends herr who will be glad to
see bin once more. Seats may be secured
M InirCton'~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-23

PREsERvE YOUR EYHsIGHT-One Of our best
Is that Of sight. aud rs it is also one OF the
most sensitive, is easily impaired Many persons,
through neglect to use glasses in time, or, what is
still Worse, iSnoranly use such as are improperly
adjusted to remedy the defect, totally ruin their
syesight. DR.. II. SCHwAB, the celebrated ocullst
from the Trenton Eye Infrmary. OF New jersey,
has opened an Office at Fords Hotel, in this city,
where the Doctor can be consulted for short time.
The Doctor makes Il speciality 10 suit all impaired
eyasight with his celebrated SDcc,aclcs and Eye
Glasses. See his advertisement IN another column.
Consultation free of charge
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-23

POLICE CepRT, YEsTssD&Y-Police- Jas-
tice Joseph j. White presidin9.-Ttse
following were fined: William Harris
(colored), IS, fer disorderly conduct; John
Carter (coiored). So, for assault and battery.
Matilda Carter and John Banks scolored)
were up, charged with stealing q pocket
book containing 1926, the same being the
property of Mrs. Lefevre. The ease was
continued until to-day on account OF the
absence Of witnesses.
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&PORTEEG-G9ODS.

Il ". I tGSOR, Nc. 1880 MAIN STREET,
dealer y sssi kinds Of BREECH-LOADIEG
hhCSS, RIFL, sS,POWDER. SHOT. CAPS, FISH
Tn,G-fACKLE Alt tSPORTING-GoODSsen
hs hsas attention Of re public is called 10 my very
- - second han, Which VIII be sold at moderate
ss,a Ss REPAIR ING Of ali kinds do1s at short
&< oc 23-d2w&TIm
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YORKTOWN.
OF tho NInety.eighih An
nivcrsary OF tho Surrender.

A GRAND DAY FOR THE FAMOUS OLD
TowN-soME ITEMS OF REVOLUTIONARY
HISTORIAN ACCOUNT OF THE sURREN-
DER FROM THE ORIGINAL PAPER OF AN
YE.wITNEss-LAFAYET VISIT TO
YORKTOWN IN 1s24-PRoGIAMME FOR
To.DAY-THE RICHMOND DMrL1TARY-PER-
SONAL.
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WEATHER REPORT.

ISpIcATroNa FOR To-D1Y.-For the Mid
die States, southcrly to westerly winds,
generally cloudy weather, and light rains,
with falling barometer and nearly stationary
temperature, followed during Thursday
night by rising barometer and colder,
northwest winds.
For the South Atlantic States, light rains,
northeast to southeast winds, with slight
changes in temperature and pressure.
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EEARE OF AN IMPOSITION.

csu. RICH. NosD. october 20, 1879.
.ntaaer Patents:
oD.L,s Hss patent be en- issued to r. NJ. Jacobs
9s!n the United STATE ~
A. j. GARY.
UNITED STATES PATENT 0FFIcE,l
so... Octolser II, 1870.
esie, ~ Patent haG been issued Canadian patents
~ Fights In this country.
+. a. SEELY, Chief Clerk.
asi ipfss sslsfsd myself that the COZ sYGRAPH is
bsIiloa s'nshi, sra warned the public OF On Inn
low pp.s. sm a Se1trmsned 10 push them. SsLd far
discount 70 stationsrs. Address
0e2s.,,a A. j. GARY,
Al4b Asia Street lsssond aoor).
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VACHT-RACE.--T will be an.
4 YACHT-RACE on MONDAY, nc:oher zS.zna
27:h Ia j Iu.c, river, from the brewery IN Goodies
i,,rA ati,i rv'rn. t'.cn for all from Ricl-
,aul. hianrnr-' g.. ,rd Vicinity. For Nl-bottomed
bn:'~ "ulv. raiT.- :iehiEg To enter VIII call on +.
81 >HkR&i, &, liz ';rewery, and sign articles.
ur Alt
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PROFESSOR FRED. j. GARBIT. VI. d., Pli. D.'
aut5o: of the WoMAS's MEDICAL COMPANION
asneer Royal College Of Surgeons, Fellow OF
he Royal Colisg@ or Physicians, and for
many years Assistant at Bariho!o-
news and Guys Hospitais,
Lccdon, England,
WILL BE n DAILY ATTENDANCE FOR CON
sULTATlON FROM OCTOBER 23D
UNTIL NOVEMBER 9TH,
IN the treatment OF
WONES'S AND CIIlLDREN'S DISEASES,
MENTAL AND NERVOUS AFFECTIONS,
AND
CHRONIC DISORDERS GENERALLY,
BY ABSORPTION,
AT THE
HOLMAN LlVER-PAD OFFICE,
10l3 MAIN STREET, EIcHMoND,
FROM TO 12 AND TILL s DAILY.
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Our customers should know that we make no
charge for repairs on the NEW No. 8 WHEELER q
WILSON SEwISG-MAcHISEs within three years
from the date G purchase from this agency, and
that we repair their old Wheeler & Wilson machines
without charge other than the ABSOLUTE COST Of
the purts used.
WHEELER & WILSON MASur'G Co.
Ninth ard Franklin streets, Richmoud.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-23

Il. FtLTS0H co. a;v'T;:s.c:T tG=a!'. :nEet: sc-
TartisefetS III ali 81 the rer%py3erg Of the Units1
3ta rs a: publishers rate. uc', LEI. Il. Toe DE
,1tch Counting. room will rr,ti7e r:emp, ..p4a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-23

JAS. MACDDrGALL. 10 A. NJ. for ELI. Abram,
No. 8i4 Broad street, pawnbroker's goods In
variety.
". GDDDIE. Az P. ~. three al tenementS near
10 Euker's Park. on Leirh ani other streets.
GR!'EBS 4 wlLLIAMS.4 4. +. NJ, beautiful cot-
tacr. with forr acres Of land 'ichsd, on Grove
'vcuue Just beyond the cGy hunts.
JAMES M.TAYLOR < son, ~ J. ~, trustees
sale OF com Portable frain.d rwelling and lot on
t'i" north side Of Bersry tor ilaryie) street near
the corporal! on linc.
ROBERT Il. LYME. rx.rg:cr's ~ :" Of tive double
urirk.hascuen' and Trained dwellings. Nos 52l
AMI I2A. ami tao vacant lots nj Joining. on
1wrDly.hfh street between Clay and Leigh
strfrIG.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-23

CARD-PHoTeGRAPHs-psr half. dozen, 6oc.-at
FRAYsER's GALLERY, opposite post-otice.
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ExECuTRIx's NOTICE.

notice. The undersigned having
| nuallaed as executrix OF The es,Ate or Z.
slrause deceased ali parties indebted To said seiate
will please settle their accounts At once, anu Az
n, ttes Ia whom the estate 10 Indebted VIII present
thrir bills 10 me- II. SrRAUsE, Exocutri1.,
~ 90 q .rSs ~ With the will annexed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-23

Go TO FRAYsER's GALLERY and get one dozen
CARD-PHoToGRAPHs for 81, or half dozen for
E0 cents
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was rainy early
in the morning, and partly cloudy during
the day. at night it was clear.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: q A. NJ, 60 {;
Q A. M., 70; noon, y; 3P., NJ, Y; P.
g., 20; midnight. IS. .......
Mean temperature, TIT.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

nor SALE, TO BE REMOVED,
THE BRICK-AND-sLATE COTTAGE
q front Of the main building AZ Richmond College.
Apply on the premises To Professor H. Ii. HAEEls'
or 10 CHARLES II. RYLASO, Gl3 Main street.
oc le-eodl0t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-23

SAVE MONEY ~ having your printing done a:;hs
DISPATCH pRiETISG-iIoySE. Coed work, 10 \
prices. ana satisfaction s!2raat:.t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-23

MILLIONS of bottles of BURSETT's COCAINE
have been sold during the last twenty years In every
civilized country and the public have rendered the
verdict that II Is the cheapest aud best rdresspg
fI,a nrlJ
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CONSULTATION FREE.

Professor GARrIT will In the course of few
days deliver lecture on the Absorptiva Treatment,
PARTICULARS Of which will be duly announced
23.it
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A FINE CHEw-Chcapest out--lOc. plug, s to
| the pound, at - P. WHITLoeK's,
1445 Main street.
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.,T.E.I.ISERY.

WE HAVE now OUR FULL .~@e
w ASSORTMENT OF FALL ANDSSSay&
WINTER N!LtiAERf, when "c sEal! -sMsSSs
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