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sYnbroMs OF A DISEASED LIVER.

Pain in the rght side, under the edge of the ribs,
increases on pressure; sometimes the pain is in tue
eft side: the pateut is rarely able TO lie on the left
side: sometimes the pain is felt under the shoulder
blade and it frcquoutly extends to the top Of the
shoulder, and Is sometimes mistaken for rheuma-
1ism In the arm. The stomach Is affected with loss
of aDpetie and sickness; the bowels in general are
costive sometimes alternative with lax the head is
troubled with pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
sensation in the back part There Is generally
considerable loss Of memory, accompanied With
painful sensation Of having left undone something
which ought to have been done. sllgnt, dry cough
Is sometimes an attendant. The patient complains
of weariness and debility he Is easily startled, his
feet arc cold or burning, and he complains Of
prickly sensation Of the skin his spirits are low
and although he Is satisfied tkat exercise would be
beuehclal to him, set he can scarcely summon up
fortude enough to try 1t. In fact he dstrsts every
remedy. Several Of the above symptoms attend the
disease, but cases have occurred where a few OF
them existed, yet examination OF the body after
death has shown the LIv 10 have becI extensive
ly dcranged.
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At the last term OF the County Court OF
Madison an order was entered to take the
vote of the people OF the county on the
question whether the county should sub.
scribe $4,000 towards the construction oi
the narrow-gauge railroad from Orange
Courthouse to Madison Courthouse,
The conditions on which the money is
to be given to the railroad company are
such that no money is paid until the build.
ing of the road is assured. In view OF this
fact we presume there will be no doubt but
that a requisite number OF the voters OF
the county will be found to favor the ap.
preparation. Madison is one OF the best
farming and fruits growing counties o!
Piedmont Virginia, and all that is needed
to develop her great resources is an easy
access to Market Charlottesville Jefer
SOnian.
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Would it not be strange freak OF for
tune, says a Paris letter, which shoule
make granddaughter OF Daniel Webster
Empress Of tie French, with sreat-grea
niece of Washington as one of the leading
Duehessess OF the Imperial Court. Yol
know how near. the great-great niece o.
Washington and third couisn OF Robert E.
Lee came of heing Queen Of Holland.
Nothing but the opposition OF the Dutch
peoU1e prevented che marriage of Princess
Ann NuraU (now Duchess de Mouehy) to
the Prince of. Orange. ~ ,rsr.. ~
The press all over the State is down on
,&ae Mozart Hall bolters. and the latter are
said to be weakening daily.-FarmraHe
Mercury. @~ =. -. - r..
\ It is commendable to be proud OF ones
berth place, provided it be not directly over
the boiler. S3lS:s.! i.i 4at.s@ lt
7 This Is the season OF the year to tell Sc
erets. Every body will keep shady. a.,-'.s -,
.tThe sea.beat shoren is very often 9
a dead d.beat !" shore. Ask the landloeds.
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Brief Iems.-Sevcral couples were mar
ried in this city during the past month who
had procured their marriage in
Richmond.
There will be another picnic at Bouair
next Tuesday, given under the auspices oj
Stuart Lodge OF Odd.Fellows.
As will be seen by the report OF the Chief
OF Police for the month of July, the nun.
ber Of arrest for that month was smaller
than for the month OF June.
It is expected that the City Council vii
take some action tonight in regard to the
appointment of policeman to fill the va
cancy recently made. There is but one ap
plicant at present for the position.
The number Of deaths in this city during
! the past year was about 150-two thirds be
| ing colored.
There will be no musicale at Beethoven
| Hall until next Friday night.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

No Time Lost-A communication was
received Wednesday afternoon by Chiei.of.
Police Lipscomb from the authorities OF
Prince Edward county requesting him to
arrest negro named Joseph Wooten, who
was said to be in this city. A warrant for
bis arrest accompanied the communication.
Captain Lipscomb started out at once in
search OF the negro, and in half an hour
bad him locked up in the city jail. He re-
mained there until yesterday morning.
when he was brought before Mayor Clarke
for examination, aud ordered to be kept In
confinement until an officer arrives to take
him to Prince Edward.
Wooten is charged with burning a barn
belonging to j. w. Jones, Of Prince Ed
ward, some time ago, who lost about 1000
by the fire. 49,
This is the second fugitive from Justice
from that county who has been arrested in
this city during the last few weeks, both
being charged with felony. -,
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EXCURSIONS.

Grand D. EXCURSION, UN.siIHa,
W DER THE AUsPICESo OF BROAD
STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL slNDAY
SCHOOL 70 OLD POINT. N NORFOLK, and " ASH
lNGTON, TUESDAY, August 5, 1879. on the spler-
did steamer ARIEL. Independent Order Otd-fel-
lows and knights Of Pythias to join In this excnr-
sion Special terms 10 excursionisS at Hygeia Ho-
tel, Old Point. $50 per day, II per week, Sl7.50
for ten days. Tickets for round trip to Old pui3t
and Norfolk $2: children under twelve years and
over i've yeis Sl.5u; under five years, free. Tc,-
cts to Washington and return. ~. Tlcket. good for
seven days Boat leaves the wharf at 7:l5 A. II.
CARRIER e;: Wi, send for excursionisss and take
for sale at ). Watson Phips,s, 401 west
Grace street: ). Il. Wilkinson q Co.'s, Is north
Ninth street; Il. l.. d. Walrord's AT east Eroad
street; Woodhouse L Parham's, 1907 east Main
street w. Holt Richardson's, 10 north Fourteenth
street. Charles E. Berran's, druggist, l7Ul Main
street q. M. Lumpkn's. druggist, sol north Twen-
dfth street: and at Garber's Ticket Agency. S26
east Main street, and also from the following COM
mt'ees: Officers and members of Friendship
Lodge, 1. y. o. F., and Il. n Spraggins, al Hicks 4,
Co.'s, on Twenty-thrd street between Main and
Cary; Dr. W. F. Richardson's drugstore Seven
teenth street near VenaDe: j. G.. Sattcl white, at
Gsthright Sons. l6 Governor street y. T. Grey,
No. 10 Ninth street. and G. W. LOngsworth, Twelfth
and Hull streets. Manchester. committee Of Knights
Of Pythias. and committee OF Court Richmond, No.
3, |, O, FOreSlcrJ, " 3l.4,
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A WAITER CASE IN THE POLICE CouRT, =.
A young negro man named Robert Jackson
was up before the Police Court on satur.
day, charged with being a common thiei
and yagrant, and also with stealing silver
waiter. Rose, the junk dealer, was also up,
charged with buying the waiter, knowing
it to have been stolen. A number of wit
nesses were examined, aud the case pro-
ionged. The charge Of being q common
thiei was not made out. 1t was proven,
however, that the waiter was stolen between
8 and 4 O'Clock in the afternoon that it
was brought by Jackson to Rose, who paid
fifty cents for it. Captain Epps subse-
guently recovered the waiter from Rose
,,nd arrested him. The evidence against
Rose was that when Captain Epps recovered
the waiter Rose turned pale, looked scared,
denied having it, but finally turned to Cap
tain Epps, and said: "I got dat waiter. l
give It to you" The waiter was produced.
At o,se's iunk-store the waiter was left ex-
posed to view for time, but when Captain
Epps GOT it it was 10 an adjoining building,
in Roses private room. = -.
After jackson had been convicted 3 wit
ness came in and proved that Jackson was
NOT the man " no cnrried the waiter to Roses
place. So the Justice reversed bis decision
and let Jackson 60. Bose was discharged.
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DISASTROUS FLOOD IN OHIo.- Wooster,
Ohio, July 30.-A terrific rain-storm burst
upon this city last evening, the water conn
ing down in a perfect flood, submerging g
whole streets, and rising waist deep in a
number of houses in the lower part OF the
town. The inmates Of some of the houses
were obliged to be removed by means OF
ladders. The water flooded the gas-house
to the depth OF five feet. Cows and smaller
animals were carried away. The telegraph
lines and railroad tracks east OF the town
were washed away.
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CoNyIcTs REcEIvED.-The following con-
vcts were received at the penitentiary yes
terday: Julius Bell (colored), from Fairfax
county, three years, for grand larceny
Frank jenkins {coloredl, from the same
county, five years, for house-break;ng; from
Westmoreland county George Spencer (coE-
ored), three years, for house breaking.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy and
sultry, with occasional light rains during
the day. About o'clock there was very
heary rain; which, however, was connnea q
to certain parts OF the city. Ram also ielI
at intervals during the early part Of the
night. ..... ..... .....s--. .ss> ! E.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY :. 6 A. M., 79 :;
9 A. NJ, 10; noon, 81; 8 P. NJ, "a; <.
H., 81; midnight, II. .
" Mean Temper z'4Esse,r''>'si ~ I ~
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A PITIABLE SIGBT-DRUNKEN WOMEN
UDon the long docket of the Police Court
Yesterday morning of men and women,
white and black, who were up to answer
for various offences, was the name OF Obedi'
ence Bray, young white woman, who had
evidently seen better days, poorly and
thinly clad, wearing round straw hat,
upon which was a tdt!ercd veil that coy-
cred only the upper portion OF her face.
The woman was an old offender, who had
recently been discharged from Jail, but who
could not resist the temptation Of drink,
and had returned again to her former
bad habits. "Come out here, Obedience
Bray" called Captain Chalkley when
her name was reached on the docket.
The woman got up from the bench upon
which she was sitting in the prisoners box,
and walked up to the bar.
"Drunk, suppose" said the Justice, as
the woman appeared before Eim, her head
hung down, her face covered with veil,
and presenting altogether most pitiable
sight.
"Drunk and disorderly, SIR" replied the
officer who. made the arrest. "She be-
haved very badly, sir; resisted the police
refused to 60 to the station-house, and
finally when we got her there bad to shut
the windows and doors to keep the neigh
| bors from hearing her noise" ~
Glow long have you been drinking this
! time?' inquired the Police Justice. ..
She made some response. but in such
low tone of voice that it could not be heard
The woman now began to tremble and
shake from head TO foot. 1t was apparent
that she was in bad way.
care you doing that on purpose. or are
you nervous ?" inquired Justice White.
"I am nervous. sir" replied the woman
81 can't help it.'' 80.
The Justice sent an officer for small
quantity Of whiskey, which was given her
to drink-the Court fearing the woman
might have tit and necessitate his sending
for the city ambulance.
She was sent back to the prisoners box
where she shook her head and fatty refused
the liquor. The glass was banded to negro
man, who was told to give it to her; but she
still refused The poor woman seemed tc
dread the liquor. She evidently wanted tc
drink it to ward off the very thing whiskey
had brought upon her; yet she feared tt
begin again.
"Make her drink it,' said the Justice tc
an officer OF the court: s.I don't want hel
to be having a fit here"; and the Officer
took it. aud the woman drank il.
"WeIl," said Justice White, 81 suppos'
the only thing to be done is to send her Il
iail, where she can be cared for. Now il
the time we wont work.house; and l have
asked fer it until am tired"
The woman was sent down.
The next case Of female drunkenness wa
that of Jennie Ruby. who created dis
turbance in Locust Place." and had TO b'
locked up. ..
She came up to the Justice well-dresset
and looking unlike woman who is an ha
bitual drinker. The usual dialogue fol
lowed-"not drunk since the last time,
she sald,a making promises for the future
A fine OF IS was put down against her
but she was unable to raise that much. He
pile OF $3.50, however, was deposited in th
Sergeant's cash-drawer. She thanked th
Justice and left the court.
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never susar-coated.
Every box has red wax seal on tue lid, with the
impression DE- MCLANES LIVER PILLS.
The genuine MClASE'S LIVER PILLS bear hit
signatures OF C. McLANE and FLEMING BRos.'o
the wrappers.
Inslstupon haSing the genuine DR.. c. MCLANEs
LIVER PILLS, prepared by fleming Bros, OF
Pittsburgh, Pa, the market being fun of 1mltalless
of the name McLANR, spelled differently but same
pronunciation. my l2-deowly
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AGUE AND FEVER.

DR.. c. MCLANE's LIVER PILLS, In cases o
AGuE AND FEVER, when taken with quiuine, are
productive of the most happy results No better
caartic can he used preparatory to or after taking
qniuine. We would advise all who are afflicted with
his disease to give them a FAIR TRIAL.
For AZ bilious arrangements, and rs simple pur-
gative, they are uneQnaIled.
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Dog and Goal Tar.-The owners OF
goats and dogs who fail to procure their
licenses before the 10th instant viii be SUBJ
iect to fine. Those wishing to obtain
medals should at once apply to the Auditor,
in Council Chamber hall. A notice in ref
erence to the tax will be found elsewhere
lin t0.day's paper. r-
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A NEW PRODIGY WITH THE RIFLE.-At
the Brinton ritle-range, New York, Tues
day. Corporal E. Z. Lewis, OF the Flushing
IL. I.)Rife Corps, made the astonishing
string of nine consecutive BULBS eyes ut the
20O-yar(ls' range.
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Statistics.-The following are the statis-
tics for the month ending July 31st, as CO.
pied from the books OF the clerk of the
Hastings Court: Number Of deeds record-
ed. IS; number of marriage licenses issued,
ALI white. s' -t.4
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GOURAUD'S OLYMPIAN CREAM, FOR THE Com
PLEXIoN.-White reduced to 81; pink, for bru
nettcs, to soc. PURCELL, LADp Sc Co., Agents.
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|; .SrEAM.TUG INsPEcTED.--The steam.tug
Smith Petit. plying between Richmond,
Norfolk, and Baltimore, was inspected by
United States Inspectors James 4. Dunbar
aud John w. Oase at Rockets yesterday,
and pronounced IN good condition, and q
certificate was given to the owner In accord
auca with the result. .- = - =
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OFFICIAL.
AN ORDINACE TO AMEND SECTION
n / OF CHAPTER 81. CONCERNING NJU-
RIES TO REAL PROPERTY.


[Appfoved July Is, 1871
Be il Ordained 6y the COuncit orMe Guy Of
Richmond, That section l OF chapter 81 oil the Cly
Ordinances concerning injuries 10 real protxrty, be
amen dec and reordsjned 20 as 10 read as follows:
Section l. II any person shall wiiiuiy destroy,
niure. or 10 any manner deface any churcn or other
house Of public Worship or other public building. IN
This city, belonging this city or state the county
Of Henrico, the United states. or any enclosure
thereof or any tree plant set on The OUTSIDE OF
any such enclosure appur;enanI thereto: or shall
wilfuy destroy nnre. or defsce any tree. shrub or
other thing within any such enclosure, or shall sur
fer any animal or fowl bclonpbg 10 him 70 1nlure
or depredate upon the same, hs shall bt hnea not
less than two nor more than fifty dollars And II
any per on other than the owner shall WllfulV de-
., row lure deface any house or building, or the
around any lot not his OVID, or auy tree,
shrub, or flower within the same: or II any person
without proper authority from tbe Council shall
DESTROY njure, or deface any tree or tree-nox upon
the s,dcwa KS or streets OF this city, De sa be pup
i,hed by like fne and this section. with the assent
OF the Governor sbal appy NOT only TO the capitol
square and the Government house, bat 10 al other
enclosed grounds and buildings In this city belong
ing to the Corr mon ea,lih and 70 the enclosures
Herein 1y 3l-5t
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Police Statistics report OF the
Chief OF Police for the month of July
shows the number OF arrests for the month
to be as follows: For felony, 8; misde-
meanor, 30; ordinance violations, Ito
| tai. Al. - ..----- -
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AN OLD MAN.-Squire Mathews, OF
Walkers Church, pow ninety-four years
old, has been quite sick, but is. we are
pleased to say, convaiesceat.-farmc'tIe
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Statistics for July.
= NETEOROIOCrClr

The following table shows the state OF the
THERMOMETERS [Fahrenheit) at sunrise during
the month Of July, the course Of the wind.
and also the highest and lowest points of
temperature reached each day:
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die States during Friday, warmer southeast
to southwest winds, falling barometer,
nartly cloudy weather. and local rains.
For the South Atlantic and Gull States.
easterly to southerly winds, a slight rise in
temperature, stationary or sIowly-falling ba.
rometer, and partly cloudy weather, with
areas OF rain. -,
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SUMMER RESOkTS.


Owing TO TEE ExTEN- 67,.--z-s.
SxlSL9 ~ lSL9M OF Ny MAIS-STREETfa faEsIss8
13GmiSs.aBUS LINE TO TWENTY-42i&-k-X--
FIFTH FIFTH AND BgOAD STREETS, ompibuses ssia
.S SSsume me Their Old schedule Of leaving each end f
AZ SsWH ING EVERY HALF-HOUR or and after Eel
Hollywood nioAa Sleets' aiia a. ~ = o'''
Hiss Hfissgnnhases viii run in each direction EVERY
be HOUR DURING THE DAY. Route will
iswnssn TSenty.tfth 10 Main, and up Main TO Hol-
and d vi as usual Schedule can be had Of the drivers
~I4 ~ The Office. S26 Main street, !, a. -.
TAkE, 8 CENTS.
ps,,,, A. w. CARRIER, Proprietor. !.
B1T TTieIn5er, Ia5er, THIS is THE ONLY LINE TO.
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PREMATURE Loss OF THE HAIR may be en-.
tirely prevented by The use Of BuRSETT's Co
CoAIEE. II has been used in thousands of case!
where the hair was coming out IN handsful, aud hat
never failed to promote Il healthy and vgororou
growth.
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OLD CLEMMER WHIsKEY at a very low price il
sold by W. ID. BLAIR s. Co.,
l109 MaIu street.
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NJ ELLysoS u co., 2rpcrLslng agents, InseTt zG
yertsemerts In All Of the newspapers OF the Units-
Slaes AZ publishers rates. Orders LETT ut the DtS
patch countinr-roon will receive prompt after
tNn.
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SAVE MONEY Dy naviny your printing done at tbs
DISPATCH PRINTlNG-lIOUSE.. Coed work, low
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed. ....
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"INGLESIDE," pure whskey, distilled In Au
gusta county, Va, is sold al $3.50 n gallon by
w. ID. BLAIR & Co.
1109 Main street.
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TIE STORE now occupied by LEVY BROTHER
IS FOR RENT,
and The
FIXTURES ARE FOR SALE.

FIATIRES AXE FUH bALE.
This store Is undoubtedly the MOST ELEGANT
ONE SOUTH OF PHILADELPHIA, and Is adapted 10
any kind of business. In order 10 be able to deliver
up the BUILDING when rented, LEVY BROTHERS
continue TO dispose of their whole stock At UMPIRE
cEpENTEpLY Low PRICES. Bear 1t in mind, that
the reduction has not been made upon a few ar.i-
ees but general reduction of from ten to fifty pei
cent. has been mace. as the whole stock must be
Il
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s. G. TINSLEY, Assistant Treasurer, l2 NJ, one
gold watch.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. 54 PM. valuable mar
ket-garden and farm, with buildings, OH Craig
ton road. one mile east OF the city.
JAS MACDOUGALL. 1eB A. NJ. furniture, &c.
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4irI,n,ond aispatrlt.

as- THE CIRCULATION OF THE B1sPATcH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU.
LATIoN OF ALE THE OTHER DAILY NEws.
PAPERS OF THE CITY,
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BETHESDA WATER. the King OF all Mineral Wa
ters, at sCuGN's, Main and Eleventh streets.
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NATIVE WINES AND CLARET ON DRAUGllT.
Also, ALL THE CELEBRATED CALIFORNIA
BRANDS.
PRICES VERY Low.
CHRISTIAN K WHITE, Agents.
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THE BEST SoDA-WATER and Mineral Waters q
SCuGS'S.
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ScHGN has on draught Ginger Ale, Ottawa Beer
and Mead f-.t .-i. .t
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ALL OF THE IMPORTED MINERAL WATERS In
bottles ut ScHES's, Main and Eleventh streets.
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ONDRAUGHT, all of the popular MINERAL WA
TIERS, at SCuGN'S.
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Superintendent Public Instruction.

Northumberland has oyerdrawn tn the extent Of
81 g. ard this mounts deducted from Its share IN
this superintendent
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NOTlCE.-All persons, owners OF dogs
~ and gos,,. are hereby notified that the Auditor
OF he city Is prepared TO issue DOG. and GOAT
MEDALS for the year Guiding August l, 1880.
= All such owners ere required pY ordinance TO Lro.
cure said icen.e whether the said animals are kept
within their enclosures or otherwise.
The owners OF all such animals unlicensed on aud
after the 10Th instant will be promptly dealt with
rs directed by sa3d ordnance.
80 Chief OF Police.
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ArcTa0N SALES THIS DAY.

B- On all soiSs of Re@S Estets zndas osts.s
the 1st o( January aiI last Gf ts7se me tdEesJei
the pressnt year hn he paid By TIE p'ircaascs
On al Sultg nl0Gt bettoe~ the 1st Jutg ana tGa
Of the year the tH1sS hare 10 be pad oy me srtsef
This custom was adopted abou: :!teen ytars ags
by ali the real estate agents In Richmond, and ap
plies TO Richmond and yieinity.1
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III. A. STROBE lMatl. Mcdalist University Viz
R1nIaI, PRINCIPAL.
Fl. G. BROCK (B. Lit. University Virginia. re-
Gently Asst Ins. Latin University Firginial' A'''-
ciate INSTRUCTOR -.
G. M. CLAIBORNE. Assistan, In English.
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rvr HIGHEST TESTIMONY, MALE AND sE-
THO WaIE. ALL OVER THE LAND.

Nv 7 Guy Lewis. Fulton. ArS., say. = ,ro.,,,n,
Dr nrnc,ice OF twenty.Ave years. proS.@N.n. @
,rTH1rSS PILLS the best anh.bilious mooic'ne e'ef
aIn