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[For the Dispatch
Abingdon Presbytery.
ABINGDON, VA, April 21,

ABINGDON, VA, April 21, 1880.
Abingdon Presbytery met here to-day NJ
II O'Clock, and was opened by an admirable
sermon by the Moderator (Rev. j. Ii. Alex
der) On the Powers and Functions OF me
Church." There are present thirteen mln'
listers and eleven elders.
Rev. S. ID. Stuart was chosen moderator,
and Rev. j. &. Carson and Major j. ii. Ty-
Ter clerks.
Rev. w. e. Hill was received from Green
brier Presbytery. Mr. Hill takes Charge OF
two churches In Pulaski county.
Mr.. Walter Ii. Robinson was received us
a candidate for the ministry, and steps were
taken towards his licensure.
Yesterday was devoted to Sabbath
school convention, called by the superin'
tendent Of Sabbath schools. A very lively
and interesting debate was held on several
topics connected with Presbyterial Sab
bath-school work. b.
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Brsef Kems.--Tbe light from the ares IN
Richnond Thursday night was seen in
Chesterfield more tran eight miles from
Manchester.
The fest case for the judgeship CT the
Hustings Cour, is to be decided by the
Court of Appeals next Thursday.
Mr.. james Abbott. wellknown citizen
OF this plise, lost a very interesting l'tIe
child by death last night, It had been srtk
only few days.
Jadge Clopton, of this city. has been IN
vited by Puraie Lodge, No.. 40, A. f. ard
A. NJ ,and toe Windsor Baptist church.
both near Wi3dsor, ia Isle OF Wight couns
ty-.c deliver Masonic address on the 7tS
OF May.
Manchester Division, Sons OF Temper
ance, win have another grand temperance
rally sccn. James A. Gentry, w. F., will
preside
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SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.

SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.
Pain in the right side under the edge of The rios
Increases on p-essure; sometimes the pain Is In the
eft side: tie patient Is fcy ate to lie ca the ft
side: sometimes the pain is felt under the shou1er-
blade and it frequently extends to the top OF Inc
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken for rheuIha-
,ism in the arm The stomach is affected with loss
of annette aud sickness: the bowels In general are
,ostiye sometimes alternative with lax; the head Is
troubled with pain, accompanied with dull heaVy
,ensation in the back part. There Is generally
considerable loss of memory, accompanied Win
,,,nful sensation of having left undone something
which ought TO have been done. shgnt, dry cough
ia sometimes au attendant. The patient complains
of WEAKNESS and debility he is easily startled, Ms
feet are cold or burning, and be complains oi
nr,ck,y sensation of the skin; his spirits are low
and although he is satisfied that exercise would o'
beneficial 10 him, yet he can scarcely summon VI
forttude enough TO try II. la fact he dst'se every
remedy. Several Of the above symptoms a'teho wv
disease but cases have occurred wnere d ie" U
them existed, yet examination OF the Dody are
death has shown the LIVER to have beer extensive
eeran<cd.
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on MONDAY, April 26th, we will Offer
Fancy Dress SILKS at SOC. yard worth 7Jc;
Eancy Dress Silks at Gec. a yard worth s0c.;
Fancy Dress silks at Csc. yard worth e5c.;
Black Taffeta SILK at soc. worth 70c.;
Black TaHeta silk at 60c. worth S0e.;
Black Gros Grain SILK at Use, worth 90c.;
Black Gros.Grain silk a; 81 worth 1925;
Black Gros Grain SILK at sl.25 worth $3.50;
Black Gros Grain Silk at l.50 worth So;
Black Gros-Grain silk at 1913 worth 50 25;
Black GrOs. Grain silk at S2 worth $3.50:
Also, a large assortment OF Black and COlored
Sains. Pekin Stripes and Brocaded SILKS:
Also, large variety Of Dress Goods from l0c. 10
$3.50 per yard. EEyr BROTHERS.
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spECrAl NorcHs.
r5 JUST IN sEAsoNl
ANOTHER LARGE SUPPLY or

BaocADEDsnd sTRRkD NOVELTIES for COM
binsiion suits;
Plain SILKS aud sATINs in all the new shades;
LATEST STYLES OF DRESS GOODS at 18s, e5, AK
and 6ec.;
BLACK CASHMERE a, Soc.-bes, in the city for
the Price;
ALL.wooL BuNTINGs of every colcr, which we
offer very cheap:
MONTE, HENRIETTA. TANIsE. and CREPE
CLOTHS. and a full line of BLACK FABRICS
In genersi;
Pre,ticst patterns PERCALEs, LAWNS, and
PIQUEs;
LAWNS, NAINSO0KS, FRENCH MULLS,
CHECKED MUsLINs, DOTTED and fig
URED swissEs, NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS
ard LACEs;
The handsomest assortment Of PARAsOLs-latest
novelties;
Every syle of FAN from Sc. upwards;
LACE aud SILK FICBURS and TIES, CREPE
3 LIssE and MUSLIN TIEs-something entirely
new;
GLOVES, BLACK and CoLoRED slLk LACE
MfTTS;
SILK ET.HANnKERCHIEFs, RIBBONS,
SILK and BEADED fRINGES, RUCH1NGS,
CoRsETs;
BREToNNE. LANGUED0C. ToRCH0N, VAL,
CLUNY, and FRENCH LACEs;
/ 900 pieces SWISS and HAMBURG EDGlNG
and INSERTING;
CYPRUS TRiMNfNG-the )aest out;
GAuZE and MhRINO UNDERWEAR UN-
LAUNDRIED SHIRTS, GENTLEMEN'S
SCARFS;
A fall stock of TABLE-LINENS, NAPKINS, DOL
LIES. TOWELS, QUILTS, sHEETINGS,
LINN DRILLS. CASSlMERES. LIGHT
CLOTHS aud FLANNELS for SACQUEs, and
other goods too numerous TO mention. at the very
lowest prices. -
THALIlIMER BROTHERS.
60l Broad street, corner Sixth.
Sole aeents for the DOMESTIC PAPER FASH
IONS for Broad street. ap 24-s.MaW
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A Coop MEMORY. .-[Charlottesyille Chron-
icle. .l-se2geant James Perley, OF TINS pace; o,;
"me @ Of the veteran members OF the Old
Monticello Guard, is probably endowed
nn,y " living. He can tell on moments re-
fIection the exact location of his company
ouV on any given day Of the four years Of, Of SER @
vice through which he passed. Al the re-
union Of the veterans last week Colonel H.
#. w. Duke urged the lmporlanSs on Sc Sc
curing in permanent form the recollections
Of the private soldiers Of the scenes and In
cidents of the war, and referred. by way OF
illustrating the value of such Information
70 the he interesting facts stored in Mr.: Per
iey,s memory. TO show his remarkable ca
nacity 10 recall iustantaneously the fact
connscted with service OF his company
Colonel Duke called on Mr.. rerley to state state
where It was on the 10th OF April, 1873
and he Immediately replied correctly, lQca
ting the point in North Carolina,
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DprrGATEs FROM VIRGINIA TO TIE SOUTH
rpx p.prIsT CoNyENTION.-Under the au-
thoritv conferred upon them by the Baptist
General Association OF Virginia, the State
Mission Board Of this city have appolnteo
The iolIowinc delegates olhe Southern Bap-
49,, Convention. which meets in Lexington,
Ky., on the 9th day OF Nay next .. M'
Athey. John r. Averetf, Jonn IL. Dagoy' :
\. c. Baldwin. Il. y. Boatwrlght, william
n. Benton, James NJ. Broaddns, r: Il; bo''
ton. Andrew BroaddGs, X. L.. 1. beaie, A.
p Rrown. A. G.. Barron, Charles l.. Coeke'
III. CIinkepbeard, John l.. Carroll, W. a.
clark. ]. w. Craddock. II. Z. Dargap, W.
T. Derieux, Noah X. Davis, Tn0mas . D
Dunqway. w. +. Dunaway, j.. L. lily
con Thomas J. Evans. ii. Tbeo. Ely
SON II. r. Eaton, James q. Eieid, ~
NJ Goode. J. s. Gillian, w. IL. Oilis'
IR Hawthorne, William 4. Hs.cner'
w II Harris. Thomas Hume, Jr., william
mn s. p. Hu6. l.. j. Haley, j: T.. L.
uc,me, Jobn William Jones, NJ. u. Jei
80 peuben Jones. Thomas n. Johnson
II g, Jones, !. r. KincanDon,, W, IL
W.. ~ y Lake. Henry Mcdonald, WI
tans mmi n Morris. J. II. McRae, NJ. N. Nor
Ilam n,s w w r. ID. Moncure, C. II. Nash, j. i
Ha,,,rchan' s,ss, lanes Nelson, J. ii. Newbil
n Owen. w. A. Pearson, W. T.. PARK,
W. penirk. w. d. Pritchard, ID. i
n.. W. p. Inhn NJ. Pitcher, j. G.. Powell, u
po,,. po = - n IT. RyIand, G. NJ. Riggan, X. J.
Rawfngs, \. Il. Rogers; go, ~, ~ fr''y"Sna, She,
y. r. Rice, W. Il. l.. sm'ns lsy,,,,.m Sns S,a,
herd M Tboma, W. sydnor. Wii,,am . sia!
W 9gra Street, II. A. Tupper, William
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MAGNIFICENT AND ELABORATE AssoRT
COHEN BROTHERS.

coT ORFD SILKS and SATlNS, SAIIN Dsr Dr. Il
~ EROCADES, and NONfLI1 DI -
G0oBs 10 oriental ,eets i0r ,'yeeS ofeeStesSes anu
nj sCK PEKIN SATIN ~ Soc;
BISCX GROs.GRAIN SILKS At 5oc.;
GIISET's BLACK SILKS AT 9Oc.'
SATIN FINISH at sl.1s;
yeIy heavy SATIN ti>Ish az si.9HV' v,ra.
The Ensst quainy IL az so worth iu'ly - yatu'
COLORED SILKS at 75e. selling generally at -
yard: ... ,-o =, M.
An attractive stock of SUMMER SILKS in Che
ney, Snowflake aud other new oe.lgnS o,uD
20 riecet Of HEAVY GROS-GRAlN .COi1hLD
SILKS at Al. 20 The value OF which Is si'oV.
WIN open on MONDAY. April 19lh= ,o,l.
80 pieces wOOL-FILLiNG BUNllN1 at iZ'se'
o,bs% I,h nRTSs Ss' e;,UDs at reduced prices;
ILL-WOOL LUPiN'S BLACK TAfFETA at
BIC. worth 60c. a yard; ,. ~, -, Ia,
FRENCH CAMEL's-HAlR GACnn szincn "'ee
at 65c., sold generally 81 ~ yaTd ,rnr .,
25 meces BLACK ALL-wOOL CASHMERE at
5Oc ward, here Ofore 10 at IUc.
pieces FANCY BROCADE sll h MIXTURES
ei gOc. msi reduced from tI.Zo; <,,
BLACK SATIN reduced from " 10 zoe" Honi
10 rs pieres 4 GiI.wooL PARIS sUITINGs in gen
dzrHe and eOzchman drab shades al oOc'a y"Io'
90 coren LADIES sILK-CLoCKED BALBRlG-
80 DE- G51sn MSS missES : and CHLDREN's SILK HOSE
90 pieces wHI'TE LINEN LAWN at l5c' the
rs pSs. sSs u rsnSc s.SH 'cC4BRIc ssinch wide at
Is dozen LADIES' Two-BUTTON COLoRED
KID GLOVES at soc. a pair;
5Q Iices LANGUEDOC LACE az rsdu9sn ,, p,iCgS III
20 doz n EXrRA.LENGTH LADIES fREN.H-
NOVT CORsETS at 45c. generally sold 19c' )
Also, bargains IN various hne-quaiiiy CohoEAS'
lap Ill
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uaNCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Bur,ed Aliue.-A colored man named
Jordan Tinsley was buried beneath guam
tity Of falling dirt yesterday morning about
3 O'Clock while at work eXcayatlng on
Bridge avenue near McDouongh street.
AboSt ton Of earth fell on him, and he
was dug out apparently in dying condi-
ton The unfortunate man was badly
bruised and mashed about the body ana
face. and was taken to his home near b,y'
r.hara Dr. Mathews attended bin. His n'
;rrie: are expected to prove fatal.
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ROLL OF HONOR At THE RICHMOND HIGH
ScHoOL.-The following is a list Of the pu-
pills on the roll Of honor at the Richmond
High School during the past week: Senior
Class-Mary Robins and Keith WoOdson,
intermediate Al. William Wills, Agnes
Lyon, and Mary 4. Pulliam. intermediate
B-Blancbe Bargamin. Addie Mayo, Cora
Perrini, Lula Phillips, Barbara Reith,
and Mary Winston. Junior A-None. Ju
nior B-None.
Attendance for the week, % per cent.
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AGUE AND FEVER.

n, n ucI.Axr,s LIVER PILLS, in cases
AouE AND FEVER, when taken with quinine' are
oroduct,ve Of the most happy results. No better
eshartc can be used preparatory 10 or after taking
,,,,a We would advise all who are afflicted with
this disease 10 give them "A FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious derangements and as simple pur-
ystiye, they are unequalled.
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POLICE C0URr.-At the Police Court yes
terday Acting Police-Justice Crutchfield
disposed OF about half dozen trifiing
cases. Edward Brown (colored) was tried
for unlawfully wounding John Niche with
a bayonet and was fined So. This case was
called Wednesday, and in the absence OF
important witnesses was continued until
yesterday. In the mean while the prisoner
was confined In Jail.
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RPosIrIyELY oURLAsT SEASON

10 rtduce our stock before selling out our eRtrc
Dizziness We have greatly reduced our prices, ana
sll. In addition 10 The reduction, allow DIS
souSf OF 10 PER CENT on all cash sales
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY a, less than whole
sale prices;
pntso-IRlMhfN6s al less Than New York prices
hAoEs' HAhBURGS, and CoRsETS at less than
nanuiaeturer.' prices;
oLo'Ls al less than half price-KfDS at 4Oe.
ma, worth 75c.; a, Csc. worth 81;
nVslERY At one-fourth value;
VvLo-PLAfED JEwELRY al half price.
osll and convince yourself at
HUTZLER BROTHERS. and
MRS. y. HC1ZLER'5-
s25 Broad street.
hs,i.ytk, FIXTURES. GOODWILL, LEASE. &C.,
~ 1t on favorable terms. ap22
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yer, Of Chesterfield county, will hare an
other charge to answer at the next tprfn 0f
the County Court. A warrafx was tssucn
against Basset yesterday charging him With
stealing two silver watches from Mr. Vol
taire, who resides IN Chesterfield scar GrsF-
fte. The watches were found ss pawI
brokers' store 10 Richmond, wbersthey bad
been left by Basset.
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REWARE OF INVITATIONS.

The genuine are never sugar-coated.
ivory box has a red wax seal Oh the lid. with tue
,ronress,on DIR. McLANE's LIVER PILLS.
The genuine Mci.ANE's LIVER PILLS bear 'he
signatures OF c. McLANE and FLEMING BROS. on
the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine DR.. c. McLANEs
LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Dros'' VI
Pittsburgh, Pa, the market being full Of limitations
=, tho name McI,ASs, spelled differently but same
pronunciation. my i--"'''
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Tanner. W. d. Thomas, Corucfius Tyrec,
Z. Y. Topper, John 3. Turpin, Roy TEN.
pie, L. X. Thornhill, Daniel O. sayIor.
William r. Vaughan, William Harrisos
Williams, John II. Wright. II. NJ. Wiiar-
Ion. ID. a. Woods0n, Frank v. Winston,
William e. WHAT, III. II. WyeT.
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ta,ied 10 Baltimore.-Rev J. II. Sning'
,o,,ow the beloved rector OF Meade.
Memorial church OF this city, has received
- ~ call , from one Of the leading Episcopal
a,,,r,.,as vam of baltimore. He has not as YET
sn,iv enT decided to accept the call, and has the
,", ma,,er under consideration. DIR. String
sa,lnw n. has been in our midst several years
ar"yI and hos &c en- naeared himself to all, and Il Is
80, 80 that he will remain wth Us.
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Low FARES MONDAY. The steamer Ariel
will take passengers on Monday next for
fiffy cents to Norfolk and two dollars to
Baltimore. These low fares will create a
large travel. The Ariel leaves here at 6
A NJ
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PERsONAL-BRIEP ITEMs.-It was not Mr..
Charles f. Day, Of Manchester, who at
tempted to commit suicide at the Danvillc
depot Thursday afternoon, but 1t was an
employG whose name we withhold from
publication by special request.
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POLL TAxEs.-Those who wish to see
their names on the printed poll tax to be
used at the primary should call upon Assist
ant Treasurer scator Tins!ey, Bank and
Eleventh streets, and pay that tax.
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WHEN HoUsE-CLEANrNG put Carpet-Lining
under your old well the new carpets. Use only
that manufactured Of Cotton and Paper. Two
kinds-sewed and plain. hHERICiN CAEPET-
LINING COMPANY, Ne,. York and Boston. Tor
sale By all carpet-deal,r rs.
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c,ses 10 be 1ried.-At the next term OF
caNeS Chesterfield - Circuit Court-Judge
Tue ta .;.ar-,be cases OF George Washington
: MI Mary Brown both colored), charged
anu -nm ar.on. will be tried. Washington IS
WIN ,r,ed rsy Tor arson and burglary. and mas
10 ue '''v 'e"naned in the county JAIL several
Deen s,,s awaiting trail. Mary Brown '"as
NOM moh'h, - tme County Court. aud was con-
trleu '' sbs sSe took an appeal TO the Circuit
ylc.s.' nr, and nd will therefore have another
a
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For anything in
way Of
CLOygfyG,

KNOWLES, CAsELL & Co. e2l Main street tsuc.
cessors 10 o. ~ Marshsl), will open to-day full
hne OF STRAW GOODS. The styles are neat, nooby,
and attractive, and are marked down TO the lowest
d6nrr.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, FRIDAY
The case OF Williamson rs. The Auditor
OF Public Accounts was argued by Charles
U. Williams, Esq, for the plaintiff, and the
Attorney General for the defendant, and
submitted.
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LADIESs SALE.

THE lADIES OF THE q GRACE-
l. STREET PREsBYTERIAN CHuR CH an-
nouace TO their friends tlSai crcam s,ai~'es pre-
venting rbeiF holdinga Fair this sprpg. u ey have
ON hand very petty assortment of CliiLpRtN'S
READY-MAnE DRESSES, spITs, sLIPs,
of USEFUL aud FANCY ARTICLES. SHAWLS,
TIDES, &c; which they sish to dispose OF.
These thav viii exhibit ut their LECTURE
ROOM cerner OF Grace and Fourth streets, during
the fore and afternoons ofTUESDAY, WEDNES-
DAY. and ThURsDAY April 27fh, 2Stb, ana
2gth. They request their friends and ladies' gen
orally to cali aud examine these goods Jhev are
fresh and desirable, neatly made, and OF latest
styles. ap 24-Zt
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WE HAVE BEEN lately appointed agents for the
celebrated EMPIRE" WuIsKE'a This Is full
proof doube-stamp Whi,Eey made OF pure rye. II
Is rich anG mellow, and Is admirably suited FER me-
dicina and family use. our price sOr this hga grade
spirit l. only 1925 per gason.
w. y. BLAIR "a Co.
100 MaiA trect.
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JNo. +. LAUGHroS, JR., IL a. y. and z y. ~,
ings.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 a. N., twenty horses,
ave mu.es, carriage and AIR OF hofsss, &c
ara vacant pt ADJOINING, on Church hiD.
ROP.FRT Il. LYNF, 6P. VI, lot on wsst side or
~ psui s,yee: between Baker aod Charity.
]. THOMP~ON BROWN, 0p. NJ, building lot on
pine = rxeL nesr CHINA.
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AVvFsDg SALES This DAF.

<s- On ~ sates Of Real Estate made ostwsa
tas lot Of January and lost Of June Sse tdgsyyo,
re orsse,,t year hare 90 be Dafd 6y Ns strehasss
Or m saies made bstlossn the lst oEyrty and taa
of tle ne ar the taTss hoas to be PAD oy fhe sstsr
lThis ,astoM was adopt.a about riteen years ~
b. all se real estate agents In Rlenmono, sad "
niles u, RIchmoad and yieinifyJ
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THE GLoRIEs OF WOMAN are luxuriant hair ard
6ne teeth The Hrst is secured by j. Il r. ATKiN-
SONS BALsAM OF WHITE ROSES, and the latter
preserved by their QUISrNE PowDER.
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GRAND OPENING OF STRAW GOODS TODAY
AT KNOWLES, CABELL 4 CO.'S, 92l MAIN
STREET. All the latest fashionable styles at the
lowest prices BE sure ana call and for yourself.
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N. ELLYsoE q co.. advertising agents, insert ad
yertisements Ia all OF the newspapers OF the Uniiee
SLaes at publishers rates. Orders ieft at The DA
patch countinE-reom viii receive prompt stNn
ION.
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,,,.o.d ,cith Another 0tenes.-Joseph
Char9su, u,o lit IL will be remembered was
srss,sd D,sssd in Richmond several days s io. sSo.
atses,e ahos@ed With stealing 80 from . NJ "'''
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Buy
JEAN OR JACONET
UNDERWEAR
AT
A. SAKs & Co.'S.

EMINENT DPS. 5. l.. AND |. G. NIDELET,
ST. LOUIS, WRITE:
Colden's LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF
BEEF we have prescribed with excellent success IN
Jiphtheris maLirial, typhoid feyers, debility, &c.
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ICE-CREAM FOR SUNDAYS DINNER.-Leaye
your orders with PIZzfSf s07 Broad street To- day
If you wish to get some OF his superior creams.
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DON'T FAIL TO DROP IN AT KNOWLES, CABRLL
K cos, 92l Main street, and see their display OF
STRAW HATS. The goods are all fresh, aud VIII
surely please the most fstidious both IN price and
quality.
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IN REGIONS where liver complaint and bilious
diseases prevail there has long been felt the need OF
medicine that would act speeBeally on the liver,
be safe from afer-effects, and yet so simple that IL
might be used by any one DIR. TUFTS LIVER
PILLS supplies this want. They are prescribed by
the most eminent physicians.
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NYElNG. SECURING. AND cLEAN-
lJING .srApilsHMxST, 7, AT p, iSss pnANkS; NM
HAiIs-.,ir. 4. L.LiSNEMANN ,nf,ras his n,ei,ds,
fcl ,sg vstrons aDd The general public, haf be nss
reo,sssssd At the above place. wnste ne VIZ oe
,,I,uvEs ard FEATHERS sss eialiy: Ins W., W.,
enoxn Preach dyer, Mons. EMIL NOulSrr 'f'us
paris. q IN hss employ meos Give hsm = es"'
An 2~eodSu
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II will be seen from the above tnat thc ne ne.
Loses are "a follows: c. L. Todd, $4,000;
]. n. BOYD, $500; j. {. Smitn, Soo'Vooi
Others, $500. . y.
Messrs. Cardozo, FourQurean d Co. anu
tbn owners OF the building occupied by Mr..
Boyd are fully insured.
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IsJRsroRD s'AcID PHOSPHATE,
FoR NERVOUSNESS.

JOHN Y..sIMPsoS. NJ. d., or Monterey. Iowa,
said "The Acid has--to the Iady's own ex-
preston to whom 1t vas given as psrve tonic
made me new nervous system.'r
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p. WmrLocK, l445 Main street, MANUFACTURED
of eighteen different brands of fine Cigars. send
for prfca-lfsf
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wEATH.g CIR REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR 10 DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, easterly winds, rising
possibly followed by falling barometer, sta
tionary or lower temperature, possibly fol-
lowed In the southern portions by warmer
southerly winds and occasional rains.
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LOsr. srRAYED An ID SrWsEN.
FOR RENT.

EORR ENT. THAT VERY DESIRA-G
II BILE CRICK DWELLlyS No. 32S west III
Csrystres n, coDtanfg bine rv1Lcs, double ysf'ors.
marble N antels, bath roomh hot aud cold waters
cooking. range, chandtelirrs, anI ell the 80 cfn
convent noes. 1o rr0isct-pSying and CAREFUL
tenant be rent will ipo loyNs Avply,
an ~ -eoJ3f rrglh aud Mai , sfrps;s.
TO z RENT, NICE BRICK TENE. O.
K \ rENT. No. SO2 Nl.rAsll street. between alJ
kigh' n and Ninth; taaiys rooms; tilehen, stable,
Df sjRh,3LY-IoC kTfD BRICK DWELLING,
No. 3O5 ~ ansln sirSrt ,he, "ecn mira ana fvArth
sire cts: ie i rooms sne all c"nyfniences.
u NE OF Tn0SE DESIRABLE JOSESs-RoW
TT NEMe NIs. on Grace eeiw Manson ana
Jr: ferscn streets; Tea rooms kitcaen, ana all eon-
We niencef -.
BRICS TENFMrSr. No. 3l2 pOrih Twelfth
~ reel, h tween BrOaa and Marshall streets eehian-
n AZ tsnI oOms. kitchen. &c.
sMAL I. BRICK TENEMENT. No IS north
lfoarih street, between Man and Fraaslin streets;
DIT ACHrnBRiCK DWELLING ON Eighteenth
betse u Bread and Grace streets; tea rooms and
NJ II DETACHED BRICK DWELLING, No.
2Sl Franklin street; six rooms; Afehzn, ga, wa
! Is lick TENEMENT. No. 23l5 Nsr.h street,
bt geen lwenty-ihird and T~enty -Icurih str,ess
sn rooms snd al conyeaieI ces.
| . NICE UWELLlNG on fifth street between
ain and Cary streets; ten rpom', &c.
ROBERr y. LYME.
Il an o. q o., Main street.
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wmTLocK's Sc. KEY WEST CIGAR has no su'
perior. Beware OF limitations.
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rnE WEATHER YESTERDAY was

The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warmer.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY A. NJ. 60;
0 A. NJ, Go; noon. so; Q L. Nj. Sc; p.
H., 80; midnight. 20.
Mean temperature, 133.
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PRUNEs, PnUSEs, at 10 cents pound at PIz
ZINI's.
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FOR A FINsDREss sCIT,
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NICE BoN.Boxs at PTzzrSI's.
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.RGAINs AT HUrzLER BROTHERS.,

FOR GOOD, RELIABLE SMOKE try the PIC
MIC CIGAR.
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~ GRAND DISPLAY

OF
SPRING AND SUMNER DRESS FABRICS.