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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-12

NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE. INSURANCE
COMPANY OF MILWAUKEE, WIs.-We pub
Ii,h this morning the annual statement OF
this great company. II should not only at
tract the attention Of its p0licyholders, but
of all persons interested in life-lnsurance.
The New York Independent says OF this
company: "On the 1st OF January, 1880,
the Northwestern had assets amounting TO
over eighteen millions OF dollars and sur
plus OF over three millions upon per
cent. basis. AS an evidence OF the strength
Of the Northwestern, ii is worthy OF notice
that its surplus, also on per cent. basis,
equals nearly 90 per cent. OF its assets, ana
that its proportion OF surplus 10 liabilities
ls shown by figures 10 be much larger
than that OF other leading companies.
The Northwestern has had the aG-
vantage OF location in placing its invest
ments, having for many years realized upon
its money-most OF which is loaned upon
bonds and mortgages which are first liens
upon real estate worth three times the
amount loaned-an average rate OF over D
per cent. interest. This interest account
has been a remarkable element in placing
the cOmpany in its present excellent condi-
ton, rs its interest receipts for SIX years
past have amounted TO about SS,0O0,OoO,
and in that time have exceeded It's death
losses and expenses Of management COM
bined by over S7Q0,O00, showing which
any other company will find II nara
10 make, and a result, it is claimed, I'M
naraleled In the history OF life-insurance.
The Northwestern also has been paying Tor
many wears larger dividends 10 policyhold-
ers than any other company, thus reducing
is rates and cost OF insurance to the very
lowest possible figures. This company Is
purely mutual. Having no stock or stock
holders, and maintaining, as 1t does, the
largest surplus in proportion to It's iiaDiii-
ties, and paying the largest DIVIDENDS II Of
iers extraordinary inducements to all IT.
natrons. We have had insurance in this
company for many wears, and know our
statements 10 be true"
Colonel John B. Cary, OF this city, Is The
general agent for Virginia OF the North
western Mutual.
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B Il y Il II ESS.

just open the door for her, and Mrs. Wisslow VIII
prove the American Florence Nightingale of the
Nursery. or his We are sare that we will ,elch
our " Sasy TO say a blessing on Mrs. winsow y
tor helping her 10 survive and escape the griping
colckinz, and teethiDg siege. MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP relieves the child from pain.
and cures dysentery aud diarrhGa. II softens the
gums, reduces Inflammation. cures wind -sosic. aud
carries the infant safely through the ieethine period
IL performs precisely what h professes to perform,
every part OF it-nothing less. We have never seen
Mrs. Winslow-know her only through the prepara-
ton of her " Soothing Syrup sor Children Teeth
Ing" IL we had the power we would make her. as
she Is, physical savior to the infant race Sold by
all druggists. 20 cents bottle. de 3-eodIw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-12

Rrief Items The delegates from this
city to the Chesterfield Republican Con-
yeEt.03 went out to the courthouse in a
body Saturday. All Of them are colored,
and went to the Convention uninstructed.
John Harris (colored), who was sent to
Jail Friday afternoon in default OF the pay
ment OF fine imposed by Justice Perdue,
has been released from Imprisonment.
A report from the Finance Committee
will be presented at the next meeting OF the
City Council.
The Chesterfield County Court will meet
to-day. No cases OF special importance are
to be tried at this term.
Nothing has been done at the Mayors
Court for several days.
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THE NEW JAMES RIVER LINE.-The steam
er j. B. SCHUYLER left Richmond THURSDAY,
Sth instant, at 6:25 A. NJ, ana arrived al
Norfolk at 3:15 Z. NJ, making nineteen
landings. She was few hours Deninu-
time on Saturday in consequence OF having
very heavy freight from Baltimore ior
Norfolk, James. River landings, and kich-
mond. She experienced heavy southeast
blow in the bay on Friday night, and proved
herself, II is said, a good sea-boat and worthy
the good reputation she bears. She made
fifteen landings coming up the james river
Saturday, and brought to Richmond good
number of passengers.
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u GRAND OPENING.
GRAND DISPLAY
or
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
AT
SYCLE BROTHERS..
sYCLE BROTHERS
EVERY DEPARTMENT Is NOW COMPLETE.

TelNea full line OF BLACK CACHFMIREs from
SOC. 20 IL per ysrd. our so. 60, and Csc.
CACHE MIRE Is the best ever shown in Rich
mOnd
Ou SILK DEP PARTMENT in Black and Colored-
We are sel ing an exec llent BLACK SILK at
81. Our sl.25 BLACK SILK Is Of very supe-
ri0r quality.
We also have a full line of BLACK and COLORED
In BL ACK aud COLORED BUNTiNGs we have a
iuil assortment, and AZ prices 10 suit anybody
and everybody.
Don't fsI to look at our LINEN sHEETINGs.
They were bought al that large recent sale In
New York, ami we sre selling them very cheap.
We have also 4 full line Of DRESS LINEN at as
thsblngly low hsures, raegiog from Is TO 25c.
E' Sard-lV per cen'. less thaa regular price.
oVO pieces Of NEW DRfSs GOODS from l2k TO
!oe. ana an entire new lot Of LACE BUNT-
GOODS
MATING. 0M.CL0TH. wINDOw-sHAnEs,
shl LACE CURTAINS we have an entire floor,
ana al prices that will suit every body.
sVv FRENCH and AMERlCAN CORsETS ranging
IRON 37ke 10 sl.75.
Sasi oIfned. an Cbure new LOT Of HOSIERY, SHIFT
LAND sHAWLs, PAKASOLS. aud sUS-UM-
DsELLAs. Among them You will ind some
he~ designs.
materials Tor Spring Ssckings-such as CAMEL's-
H1lk aud 4 1uKK!SH MELTON.
ivy ,s,tsrns ~ NEW HAMBURG EDGIN6S and
NstkllNGs from the lowest TO the finest.
81 LAtt We have large variety of our own i'm
ET@non-suen as TORClIOS, LANGUEDOC,
SHLIO L, ITALIAN, and VALEN-
A"Xwn,r 70, ot those EVERLASTING TRIM
LINUS a. eoeap aS they ever were before.
IN pDflfD and UNLAUNDRIED sIiIRTS-ail
ol orr own manufacture
INDbRGARMENTS-Thi department
80, ~ uit entire charge Of some OF our lady
,hsaAS ana We are selling these goods at less
ha hu lou could buy the material They are
,'sohtlb trimmed and well made.
,oh u 90 u isil uahi 10 Visit sYCLE BROTHERS.,
.--oN'o 3ll Broad street.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE HENRICO REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
At the Henrico Republican Convention
held at the county courthouse Saturday
James B. Stewart (white) and Joseph Pear
man (colored) were elected delegates to the
Staunton Presidential Convention, which
meets April DIST. There were quite num-
Der of colored persons IN attendance at the
Convention Saturday, and several OF them
wanted 10 be seEt 10 the Staunlon Conven-
ton.
The meeting was called TO order Satur-
day at ~ o'clock, and few minutes after
wards the delegates from the various dis
tricts in HenricO met in secret caucus in
the jury-room to nominate the Staunton
delegates. They re, laned in caucus more
than four hours. At half-past 4 O'Clock
they came into the court room and an
nounced the above-named persons as dele
gates TO the Presidential Convention. Both
OF the delegates are Grant men, and favor
an unpledged electoral ticket.
j. X. Russell, a delegate to the County
Convention, in speech strongly opposed
sending delegates who favored an unpledged
ticket. He wanted straiehtOut Republi-
can ticket, and was opposed TO the Malone
scheme.
j. b. Stewart, one OF the delegates elected
Saturday, made a speech in the courtroom
after the Convention adjourned, and said
that ne intended to represent the Republi-
can party at Staunton, but would not define
bis position as to the uDpledged electoral
ticket.
w. II. Lester (cOlored) being called upon
to speak, said that he vas opposed TO the
Malone plan and to Mahons's unpledged
ticket.
A number Of white and coored Republi-
cans who were present at the courthouse
Saturday strongly condemned the acion OF
the County Convention which sent dele.
gates TO Staunton " no favor au unpic0ged
ticket.
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RUNAWAY. afternoon between
and 6 O'Clock horse attached 10 light
spring-sulky, belonging TO Mr.. Minor Baker,
OF Henrico county, became frightened on
Main street near Thirteenth, aud ran on at
a rapid rate down the street. No one was In
the vehicle at the time, and the runaway
team was finally brought to halt at
Eighteenth street by colllding with coal
cart. The sulky was completely demolished,
but the animal escaped injury. The run
away created much excitement in the street.
and came near running into buggy near
the Old Market.
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HIGH CONSTABLE. 10 A. NJ, furniture. &c.
X. $. ANDERSON son. 10 A. NJ, groceries, &c
JAS. MACDOUGA ALL, 10H A. NJ, at T. II. Price 4
Co.'S, dry goods, &c.
PAINE & NOWLIN. 10 A. ~. at No sos Broad
street, trustees sale OF large stock Il family
groceries, y Ines, liquors, &C.
FRANK j. SAMPSON, IL NJ, commissioners sale
of land in Chest erfed cOunsy.
ROBERT Is. LYME, ~ NJ commits sIoneT's sale of
two tracts OF good hnd I'm HenrcO county, six
miles from the city. on the Nine Mile road.
FRANK J. SAMPSON, 2 L. VI . commissioners
sale Of firm In Glover Hin township, Chester
field county, Va.
W. GODD1N, > Z. NJ, trustees sale of house and
lot In lierrco county, on Fairfield street near to
Seventeenth street.
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Chesterfield Convention.-A telephone
message was received at the Dispatch office
from the Chesterfield Courthouse Saturday
night stating that the Convention which
met there Saturd day afternoon elected three
delegates to the Staunton Conyention-yiz.
John Cox, Edward Baker, and George
Winston. They are all coored men, and it
Is said they are for Grant.
Baker and Winston are from Manchester
and Cox from Midlothian.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Death Of John Buchandn.-Mr. John
Buchanan, youngest son OF Mrs. NJ. A.
Laing, OF this city, died Saturday morning
at bis mothers residence, on Fifth and Huh
streets, in the twenty-eighth year OF his
age. Deceased was well known in Man.
chester, where he lived for number OF
years. He was a member OF Friendship
Lodge, No. 90, Knights OF Pyihias. His
death was very unexpected
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C0LoREp Coon TENPLARs-PuB TEM-
FRANCE MEETNG.-TheI Independent Order
d Good TempIars will hold u public meeting
AZ fhe AsbuTy chapel, TweDty-6ith street,
Charcn Hill, on next Monday night, 10Th
lnsIant, at So'ciock. Speakers will be pre-
,ens, among them Rev. a. w. Weddell,
Kew L. W. Cain. Rev. j. Fl. Vslestipe, DIR.
Chasfes II. Corey, W. 8. Williams, OF Eng
and, and others. a new lodge, 10 be called
AsbWy, will be opened at the church.
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DIR. LONGS JUDGMENT OF THE WORK
! read large part of DR.. Tupper'' book while 10
was passing through The press. IeSpected to find 10
valuable as book OF reference, and as furnishings
valuable his tory Of The Foreign Missionary work Of
the Southern Bapists. In this respect my expecta-
ton was not disappointed; but, In addition, 1
found Il book full OF interest Of many kinds. Its
sketches Of missionaries. its descriptions OF the
counties in which they Iabored, including almost
all parts Of the world, and ts flesh and striking
views of missionary work, give great variety inter-
est and yalne 10 ts contents. DIR. Tupper has done
work for which every Intelligent friend OF mis-
sions should thank bin.
For sale by AMERICAN BAPTIST PUBLICA-
TION SOCIETY, 1920 Chesindi s'reet, Philadei-
phia JOSIAH RYLAND & CO., Richmond Va
Also, by Agents. nah 9'eoh4t
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS the last regn'
lar meeting OF Rescue Council: No. i. Jr.
%. u. A. NJ, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term; John T.
Morris. councillor; fl. W. stockmar. Jr.,
ylce-councillor; Paul Latouche, recording
secretary; w. Il. Orange, assistant record,
Ing secretary; phillip MeIsel, Jr., financial
secretary; George q. Bawsei; ;, treasurer S,res
A. v. Shelton, conductor; William stone,
warden; EliT. Thacker, inside sentlnei
Irwin N. Wborton, outside sentlue''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-12

RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY RAILROAD
COMPANY.-Ati he last meeting OF the Board
OF Directors Of the Richmond and Ale
ghany Railroad Company the following re-
solution was unanimously agreed 10 upon
the acceptance Of Mr. Bartholomew's re-
signation:
ReS0tved, That the thanks OF this COM
pany be given to George NJ. Bartholomew.
ESQ, for the able, conscientious, aud
effective manner in which heahas filed the
duties OF president OF the Board from which
he this day retires: and the Board OF Di-
rectors congratulate themselves and the
stockholders that although Mr.. Bartholo-
new has given up the presidency, he re-
mains in the direction and as member OF
the Executive Committee OF the company,
which will continue TO enjoy his counsel
and assistance.
The following was also adopted:
ReSOlUed, That the secretary be directed
| TO communicate the thanks OF the Board OF
Directors OF this company to the president,
officers. and directors Of the Buchanan and
| Clifton-Forge Railway Company for the
kindness and courtesy which they have
shown and the aid they have rendered in
facilitating the operations OF this company.
At q meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Richmond aud Allegheny Railroad Com
pany held OH Saturday the action OF the
Board and the contract with the Buchanan
and Clifton Forge Railway Company was
ratified and approved.
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CASE OF DIR. p. W. YOUNG, OF OXFORD. n. c.
during the late war a distinguished Surgeon
I'm the Confederate SlateS Army.

Extract from letter of January 20, leS0.J
"In the month of August, 1879, Frustrated by
severe attack Of GOut, with which had then sur
Tered tor several months, and In such CONDITION
that scarcely hoped ever 10 be able 10 resume ac-
tive professional life, visted the Buffalo Lltila
Springs. / was without appetite; my digestion I'M
perfect and painful my nervous system shattered.
and the victim Of neuralgia In all It's forms; my
sDirits greatly depre sed, and so feeble that could
walk but a short distance without assistance. The
first noticeable tfect Of The water was upon the Sc
crelion from my Kidneys and skin. both OF which
were acting very impcrectly and ing properly TO
depuraie the hood. The secretion from the kidneys
had been for months scanty, high-colored. OF high
specific gravity, very acid In Its reaction, ana de.
20 .itng upon standing very large sediment. The
action of the water was apparent In forty elFnt
hours, the cre,ion becoming more abundant, ,eSs
highly coOred, and dep0siiing less sediment. win
The re-esiabishmeut of healthy state of these two
important secreiiOns, the great depurators or the
blood. my cOnyalesCence was soon and rapid-my
appetite returned. my digestion became perec', and
nv nervous system regained It's tone. i became
more cheerful aud hopeful and gradually reeained
my strength. My general health Is now perfect. ana
/ have resumed The active practice OF my pro"
feesion. For my restoration, under klnd tI0Sl-
dence feel that am entirely indebted 10 The f.nf-
faio Iithia Waters. hp lO'~a"o"
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Cur WITH RAZoR.-Saturday afternoon
Harriet Phillips (coloredD was arrested and
locked up In the First police station
charged with unlawfully and maiciously
cutting Fanny Chalkley (colored) with a
razor during fight, and for unlawfully
assaulting and threatening TO kill Emma
Jones tcolored). A slight wound was made
On the top Of Fanny Chalkley's head with
ha 10 znr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-12

More Chicken IhieueS.- Friday night the
premises Of Mrs. James Snelings, on Tenth
and Perry streets, were visited by thieves,
who carried off twenty five fowls. About
dozen robberieS Of this kind have been re-
ported during the past few months, and in
every instance the thieves have escaped ar
rest. Some OF the robberies were very bold
and daring
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-12

HusriNos CoURT.-In the Hastings Court
saturday-Judge Christian presiding
Oharies KeIum (coloreD was acquitted OF
the charge Of breaking into the warehouse
OF James III. Dooley and stealing suDdry ar
ticles, bur was found guilty OF petit larceny,
and was ordered to receive thirty>nine
lashes.
The case OF Henry G. F. Bennett, who is
charged with bigamy, Is set for trial to- DAY !;
ana The case OF Charles Koch, for forge cry,
VIII probably be beard Tuesday.
Bennefs case was called Saturday ard
continued in the absence OF important wit
aesses
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PERSONAL BRIEF ITEMs.-James Barron
Hope, ESQ.,, OF the Norfolk landmark. has
accepted an invitation to lecture before the
Young Mems Christian Association on the
9Th instant. This scholarly gentleman will
doubtless attract an intelligent and appre-
ciative audience. His subject will be zn'
pounced In due time.
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YEssEIs ENTgaED.-The Norwegian barks
Princess Gyda, IIegesen master, asd Med
Dor, Ammundsen master, entered at the
custom-house Saturday from Liverpool with
cargoes Of salt for Davenport IL Morris.
The former vessel brought 2,700 sacks and
the latter 5,350-totaI, $3.50.
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MT GENTLEMEN,s SHIRTS CUT b,

M GENTLEMEN'S SHIRTS CUT BY
OUR OWN CUTTER and GUARANTEED TO
FIT. Shirts Of every description made at short
notice.
We give the very best soc. and 81 SHIRT to be
had for the money.
LADIES' READY-MADE UNDERWEAR made
I'm the very best manner and a. the best material.
LEVY BROTHERS.
A fun assortment of FOSTER KID GLOVES.
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PROFESSOR NAcALLIsTER.-PT Professor
Macallister, the well-known magician, will
commence wepk's engagement tonight
at the Theatre. Now for fun, and plenty
Of prizes distributed to the bOlders OF lucky
finknta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-12

ROLL OF Honor AT THE RICHMOND HIGH
scuooI.-The following is a list OF the pu-
nils on the roll Of honor at the Richmond
Uiob School for the past week: senior Class
Jennie Cook, Emma Laube. Eva Lee. Ju-
IIe,ie Marks, Bette Mountcastle, Susie r.
walker. Blanche Wynne, I. {. Eggleston,
and George w. McCaun. Intermediate A -
Maggie Ferrell. intermediate Binary
Fitzgerald and Cora Perrini. Junior A
None. Junior B-None.
Attendance for the week, 90 per cent.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

80 On all sateS OF Real Estate made 5st,ssa
tts lst OF January and last Of June the tGresfe3
tte present year haze to be paid 6y the ptrchGsss
o.; al sdses made betosen the 1st Of July and taa
Of the year the taTes haue TO be pdtd By tbs seller
lFhiS custom WAS ad0Ota about fifteen years ags
by all the real estate agents in Richmond, and ap
pliesto Richmond and vicinityI
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e .ueb as should attract the attention OF close
hrvers wbc are In want OF anything ia their line.
Ths,r priccs for rst-class goods are as low aud In
many instances lower than the same qualities OF
aooas can be purchased for elsewhere. LEvr
nporurrs purchase their goods In large quaint,
&C. from nrst hands. which enables than 10 retail
,h.ir goods at wholesale prices.
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aT- COHEN BROTHERS
WILL OPEN on
MONDAY

pieces of BLACK SATIN Dr LION;
go pieces FRENCH NOVELTY DRESS GOODS,
including some Of the haudsomest goods nanu-
factured in Lyoos;
An coiors Of FRENCH BUNTINGs; o
Fun lines of BLACK AND CoLoRED CAMELe-
HAIR In spring textures;
CASHMERE DE LoNDRE, in light and dark
shades, 4o.inch wide, at 4oc.;
Also, the iarges, stock Of BLACK AND CoL0RED
sILKs now offered In the Stale;
Full lines of SATIN, in black and ceored, includ-
ing all the various delicate tints
Best ALL WOOL BUNTING, In black and coiorcd
at 25c.;
MONTE BUNTiNGS in black and colored:
In MOURNING GOODS they offer every variety Of
styles and Quaiy:
Also, large variety OF SUMMER SILKS In new
designs:
Also, ibtir own importation, 75 pieces WHITE
LINEN DE oRGANDIE-uew, and one Of the
showiesi and handsomest goods ofered-rangng
from 25 10 Cue. yard;
Also, several new iues II CoRsETS; besides many
other new aud desirable goods, sp1o
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WHY PAY EXTRAvAGANT PRICES FOR PHOTO
GRAPIIsY They are BEAUTIFULLY taken at LEE GAL
LERY Nam street, so very cheap.
We recommend LEE GALLERY for good pie
lures.
Artistic pictures, low prices, LEE GALLERY
Nal Ia atrpff.
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HIGH AUTHORITY.

DIR. w. +. Scott. President Of the College Of Ply
sicians, Montreal, writes: IL have recommended
Colden's LIEBrG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF as
the best preparation used for dfbly, Indigestion,
dyspepsia and loss of appellee
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WE HAVE BEEN lately appointed agents for the
celebrated EMPIRE" WuIsKEY. This Is a full.
proof doub' e-stamp whiskey made or pure rye. II
is rich and mellow, and is admirably suied for me-
dcnal and famly use. Our price for this high grade
spirit Il only 1925 per gallon.
w. ID. BLAIR & C0-
ll09 NJ ain street.
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AccEPrED.-Rey. John Pollard, OF Balti-
more. has accepted The pastorate OF Leigh.
Street Baptist church, Of this city, and will
enter upon its duies on the 1st OF June
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The lily Is as white as snow,
The rose T. as the crimson red;
Hut neither can surpass In glow
The color or the brightness she'd
Ry tie sweet lips aud teeth allies
Tha, sozoposT has purified.
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NJ ELLYsoS 4 co., Advertising agents, insert I'd.
vertsseaents In all Of the newspapers OF the Uniiss
Stahs a. publishers rates. Orders LEFT at the Dfs
patch counting-room viii receive prompt sttsn
tiOn
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FOR OFFENSIVE BREATH from decay VI teeti
ana diseased gums, use MEADE q BAKERS CAR
BoLfc MoUrH-WAsn. Fifty cents bottle.
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DIscoLoRED TEETH rendered beautifully whir,
by the use OF MEADE BAKERS sAPoNI.sE DEN.
THRICE. Fifty cents box
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FoR uLcERArED MOUTH the hes.an . NV wy .Sv @
Of MEADE 4 BAKERS CAHboL.e "o'
nv. uuexrelled. Fffty cents bOtue'
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AS A FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth there is nothing so g?od as MEADE g. BA.
kER's CARBoLIC MoUrm-WAsm. FIFTY cents a
bottle
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GBAyD Pic.Src smoke for the holidays. Fol
sale everywhere. Only Sc.
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p. wuIrLocx, l445 MaiR s,ree', 1,ans manu- Send
of eighteen different brands 'i ""'
for prict-list.
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For GOOD, RELIABLE SMOKE try the PIC.
SIC CIGAR.
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,xc,prryr rARrAR AND scuRF removed b.!
MADE q BAKERS SAroSINE DENIifsiCA'
a., ,ants a bOx.
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TRIMMINGS. NOTIONS. &c.
HUiZLER BROTHERS,
t25 BROAD STREET,

'"i"Ohs AND LAcEs at prices at least from 25
"so Ter cent. lees than any house in the city
sv a'er, large stock at v,ry low prices;
AoiifcL ALL-sILK CHENILLE PRINCES
"'Oe" 02e., 75e.4l, sl2S. sI,76, $3.50, and
sbssfa'' worth couble the price--extrs induce
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