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We thy loss most deeply feel.
Bdt We can stand ~.

COMPANY F.-A meeting OF Company F
was held last night for The election OF off,
GERS. Lieutenant-Colonel Anderson pre-
sided. For the Office OF captain First Lieu
tenant Gillian and TaZewell Elicit, Esq +,
were nominated. The former is one OF the
" war members" OF the company, and has
served it in every capacity from private
10 first lieutenant, but declined TO let his
name come before the meeting IN oppo>-
ton TO Mr.. Elicit, as he felt that be could
not give the position the time and attention
it required. Mr.. Elicit was unanimously
elected captain. and Mr.. GilIlm's resigna-
ton as first lieutenant laid on the table by
acclamation. After a spirited contest The
following officers were elected:
Second Lieutenant. ]. II. Dinneen; First
Sergeant, A. l.. Elicit, Jr.; Second Sergeant,
C. :. Crenshaw; Third Sergeant. b. l.. Pur-
cell: Fourth Sergeant. w. X. Moore; Fifth
Sergeant, W. II. Perkins, Jr. !; First COrpo-
raj, f, 4. Cary; Second Corporal, Ii. L.
Martin; Third Corporal, Il. II. Royster; I;
Fourth Corporal, w. X. Smith; Quarter
master-Sergeant, {. &. Potts; Commissary
Sergeant, w. w. Cosby. Jr.
This company is we'll known for It's bril-
liant war record. and the move now on foot
to regain for it The noble prestige won be-
fore and during the war Is being pushed
forward enthusiastically. Within the la.t
few weeks there has been added to its roll
the names OF about twenty young gentle
men who have determined 10 make + Com
pany second to none.
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THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF
nI n NIfpSE

MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUp IS the
prescription Of ore of the best fema'e physicians
aud nurses In the United states, and has BEEN used
for thirty years with neverfailing safety and sue
cess by millions Of mothers and chdren from the
feeble infant Of one week old to the adult. IL cor
rects acidity of the stomach, relieves wind cole
regulates the bowels and giyesrest hcah and COM
fort 10 mother and child. "e belie' 10 the hest and
suIest remedy In the world IN all cases of DYSfN-
Terry and DIARRHGa IN CHILDREN, whether
II arises from eething from any other cause Full
direction, for using win accompany each bottle,
None genuine unless the facsimile ofiCURTIs &
PERKINS T. on the OUTSIDE wrapHr.
sold by all medicine dealer. 20 cents a bottle.
40 17eodfW
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MILITARY FAIR. - The Walker Light
Guard COMPANY B), OF the Rirst Virginia
regiment, propose to hold fair Tor their
benefit Immediately after Lent. II Will be
conducted in the same manner as that OF the
Washington Light Infantry, OF Washing
ton. ID. G, which has Just closed, nettlng
that company the handsome sum OF SlO V,o.
An attractive feature OF the lar WIN oe
the eIection-gifts Of prizes to the most pop
ular preacher, doctor, aud lawyer, OF this
CITY; and also prizes iar the most popular
charitable institution. The prizes viii be
awarded by the votes of those aiteuding-a
noll OF which will be Published every day.
| Amongst the contributions already donated
and sDoken Of Is circulating library 1oi
the most popular tir9 company adray'ioao
of -four for eha.itable institution; sum
mer uniform for the most popular once
and private of he police trce; SIX hat 10
the ugliest ve.funteer soldier in the city, aa'
a pair OF boxing-gloyes for the most pugilis
tic reporter. :.
A purber prominent and welLknown Ia
dies VIII have charge OF the lalr.room, an' .,
| It is to be hoped that the citizens general
win contribute their manufactures an
means In assisting the Walker Light Guar
| in their commendabIe enterprise.
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GOLD PENS.
John HOLLANDS PATENT RECORD
" coin PEN
PATEyTEp October 2. 1872.


PATENTED October 2. 1872,
the highest achievement In the manufacture Of
Gold Pens, and the ressll Of experiments for more
than twenty years. TIE RECORD" PEN is pro-
duced by skilful combination Of the two precious
and non-corrosiye metals-l6 karat GOLD and PLA-
TiSUx-while the ordinary gold pen contains an
Alloy Of copper. reducing It's fneness without YIELD
ing that elasticity, density, and stee-like temper
which The costly platinum supplies The REC
ORD" GOLD PEN-POINrs are Of the best hid
ium ldiamoudsl, ndesructible with fair treatment
and polished 70 glaSs-liSe smoothness.
sieel'pen writers have now every objection TO gold
fAlriy overcome, aud every requirement in pen
which viii endure and not oxid'ze, squareiy met.
The "RECORD" GOLD PEN is guaranteed 70
poses durability, permanency of spring and per-
ieeion Of point. Price, $3.50. Sold by all jewellers
ana suoners 10 the United States. If not found Or
Ger direct nom
JOHN HOLLAND. Manufacturer,
10 west FOnrth street, Cincinnati.
For sale by RAsDoLPH & ENGLISH and WOOD.
HOUSE, PARHAM, Richmond. Va. NH l9-W1y
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Police COURT.-Acting Police-JuS;ice j..
J. Crutchiield disposed OF the following
eases Yesterday:
Andrew PccOr, for throwing filth in the
street. Fined 81.
James II. Williams (coloredl. for assault
ing infant children in the street ana using
indecent language towards them. Fined -:
Amy Ford lcOlOrcd), for being drunk and
disorderly. was fined $3.50.
Alfred Richardson (colored). for clreIeSsly
riding a borse through the public streets
Fined 81 80.
Agnes Lewis CcOiored). charged with
stealing one pair Of stockings from Court
ncv Il Powell. Case continued until TO-
mOrrOW.
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CASE CoNTINUED.-A the Police Court
Yesterday morning Richard Hays (colored
was up charged with unldwiully and felonl-
olsly cutting Patsey Miller (coloIed) with
knife. Hays was intoxicated at The time
lie inflicted painful wound across tue
law II the woman with a case-knife. Inc
ease was continued until tomorrow. Ban
was refused.
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

Tie genuine are never sugar-coated.
Every box has red wax seal on the lid. with the
impression DIR. MCLkSE's LIVER PILLS.
The genuine MCLASE's LIVER PILLS bear the
sirnstures Of c. McLASE aud FLEMING BROS. on
the wrappers.
Insist upon having tbs genuine Or. c. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros, ol
Pittsburgh, Pa the market being full of limitations
81 ihe name McLASE, spelled differently but same
pronunciation. my I2-ceowly
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uANCTLSTER AND VICINITY.

The FrerIhs ofa Crazy Man.-Yesterday
morning William Burke. colored snoe,
maker O.. this city. was arrested aad locked
up in me city Jail charged with being a
luna &c. Sunday morning he fastened DIS
wife up in his house and went Of, OIL she she
W a. unable to get out until Monday alter
noon, when several persons went 10 her as
sistasce. Burke, before fastening her up,
made things very lively around ,he
nrem;ses by too free use OF firearms. lie
i",,@ined that burglars were upon the top
o. the house ana fred several shots through
The roof. The officers bad dilhcnlt nsh
in arre.ting him. A commission OF 'uhac!
will ke held.
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AGUE AND FEVER.

DIR. c. NcLANE's LIVER PILLS In cases
,crr AND FEVER, when taken with quinine, are
.,,oapetive Of the most happy results. No Better
,,bartc csn be used preparatory to or after taking
ri,,ne. We would advise all who are afflicted with
..his disease 70 give them FAIR TRIAL.
rDau bilious arrangements, and as simple pur-
y,tive, they are rneaualed.
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A RUNAWAY on MAIN estcrday
afternoon between and > O'Clock, while
Mr.. j. Leroy Sutherland was driving in a
buggy down Main street the front axle OF
he vehicle broke, causing the horse 10 run
off. Mr.. Sutherland was thrown out OF the
buggy upon the rocks, and sustained some
slight bruises. The runaway team started
near Tenth street and ran down to Tbir-
teenth and Main ut Il rapid rate. 1t turned
down TuIrreenth street and ran into Il heavy
wagon when Vas .t"n ding Opposite Cren-
shaw's warehouse, where it stopped. The
buggy was badly damaged, and the hind
legs Of the animal were cut by the broken
axle
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Only one woman in fifteen the world over
Is a Judge OF lace. The only safe way Is TO
criticise any lace any woman happens TO
wear.--.Letrou Free Press.
The difYererce between railroad ticket
and an egg Is that the railroad ticket 10 geSd
until ased. Marathon Independent,
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I ne rosebud opening to the morn,
While yet the dew hangs on The thorn.
FIhales less sweetness Than Is wont
TO breathe from lips that sOZoDoNT
TTas toncbed with n soft crimson glow
Thas shows The dazzling teeth of So.
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ter Council proceedings TO be instituted
against The city OF Ricbmopd by The city Of
Manchester relative 10 the wgter.power Of
this city VIII probably be instituted during
tiJs coming week. The City Attorney has
the matter under consideration, and bss
beeG authorized by the City Council TO act
ms be nay deem proper under the circum-
stances. II the suit is instituted additional
counses will be allowed to assist IN Fhe case
n necessary.
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UENRICO COuRT.-The IIenricO County
Court will be engaged to-day in trying
criminal cases. The grand jury has been
adjourned over until tomorrow, al which
time they are expected to examine witnesses
relative to the selling OF liquor On SUNDAY.
Nothing OF interest was done yesterday.
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fOSTkR KID GLOVES.
LEVY BROTHERS

Sole Agerss for the city OF Riehm nd. virgipis'
Those who have been waitisg for these celebrated
Kid Gloves will find an assortment at LEVY
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ELECTION OF PRESIDENTIAL meeting
of the Board OF Trustees OF Richmond Cot
lege held yesterday afternoon james
Thomas. Jr., Esq, was elected president Of
the Board to ill Ihe vacancy occasloned by
the death OF Rev. DR.. Jeter
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GONE" The awful presence" OF the
General Assembly is now conspicuous by
lis absence. II has " eliminated Itself from
our view, and each member is now home
ward bound on board OF "his silent moni-
tor" Bedroom attachments" " are dis
solved, and peace and tranquility reign
"in the fiery furnace" and in the halls SC
late resonant with variegated oratory. As
a mark OF esteem for our departed friend.
we she'd these brief but eloquent and APP
propriate tears:
We thy loss most deeply feel,
Emf we can Stand II.
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OLD DoMIHIoN RYE WHIsKEY eight years old
.'B SELECT" RYE WHIsKEY;
MONTRosE RYE WHIsKEy;
.ALLEGuANY" RYE WuISKEY;
MIKE uARMAN" RYE WHIsKEY;
"EMPIRE" BOURBON WHIsKEY:
"INGLEsTpR" BOURBON WHIsKEY;
WILSON" BOURBON WHIsKEY;
HESSEssY and MbRTbLL BRANDY;
DUFF GORDON and other sHEBRMs.
The above brands are for sale by w. ID. BLAIR z
Co at moderate prices.
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aUCrtON SALES This DAY.

81 on all gales or Reat EStdts made ostssem
tie lst NJ January and IPst OF Juns ne taTssIr
fbe nrs,s7lt Dsqr hare 20 be 0atd bB me DurchGscs
o. nh snkes made betDesn the lst OrJaivdndig iga
ofths year the tszes haze TO Dc paid by me settet
y" CgbiS cugtOrn was adCptes aOont hfteen year axe
hv ali the real estate agents in Richmond, and ap
nllesto Richmond and ytSnityJ
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, horses and
mnes. - 49,
cpIrBBS & WILLIAMS. ~ p. NJ, store No. 422
VI" e,st NprShall street, with dwelling above.
JXO. +. I.AUGHTON, ia. II a. NJ, chandeliers
aud gtKs-bXtures.
r,NFs NJ TAYLOR & GON, p. W.. commission
.r.~ abe OF three Or 9s stores. vito dwrlllnyt
above at the northeast corner OF Main aud Sew
enteenth streets.
rOt;X " GoDDIN. A. r. NJ. buildBg-lots AZ the
no,tbwest corner Q Z Grace and Henry Streets
NO z. LAUGHTOS. JR., l04 \. NJ. ne" iuI al
tnrs--cot,age suits, Dechieads, sounees' sa"s'
chars, tables, &c.
pATNE NowLlx 10 A. NJ. dry goods, clotlang
h,.sS boots aud shoes, notions, sSe.
u pp .cG 10 L. NJ. at No. 2 as Broad street. a
- z f.rg, assortmcnt0f Iurnilure 2nd sundrits-
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OLD Do,IlNIoS RYE WHIsKgY eight years Old
= B seieetn and "Montrose Rye whiskey, Em-
pirer and Ingleslde" Bourbon Whiskey -" Piia-
na," santa Clara" and all grades OF Cigars
Hennessy and Msrtel Brandy, Dur Gordon and
otser Sherries at moderate prices, by
w. ID. BLAIR IA Co
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR RTo.D4r.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, rising preceded by falling
barometer, northerly shifting 10 west, ry
winds, stationary or higher temperature,
cloudy weather, with snow or rain, followed
by clearing weather.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy or
rainy, raw, and dsagreeable.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 9 A. NJ, "A;
o A. NJ, "A; noon. AZ; y. NJ, AZ; 6 7.
a.. 40; midnight. SO.
Mean temperature. All.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs.-Law Us.
Law. Appeal allowed and SaperSededs
awarded to a decree Of the Circuit Court Of
Franklin county pronounced on the 18th oi
April, 1873.
Commonwealth rs. Johnson ana ais. Ar
cucd bv Colonel Charles Marshall and Judge
Robert OuId Tor the appelees. and NJ. b.
Seawen for the Commonwealth, and con-
tinued until tomorrow.
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For Coughs. Colds, and Consumption, use PUR
CELL, LADD & CO.'S Emulsion of Cod-Liver OF
with Hypophosplhtes of Lime and Soda. Price
soc. For sale by all druggists.
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WEEKLY MORTALITY.
C----- " tth ElININV-----
NH o, N'h 8, Feb. 2S, Mn
1878. 1879. 1850. 1880

IG Ys7s.' 3 Is ISIS. s. rs. 1880. o. fssC. ns D.
W. G. w. G. W. G. w. G.;
T9tIl ItiliLnorn dsath'."lS 1s 20 70 y 10 70
Whole number OF deaths for month Of
February, 125-white, so; colored, IS.
Mean temperature for the week ending
February 2S, 81 20; mean temperature for
the week ending March 6. G0.42.
Amount Of rainfall for the week ending
February %. 600 inches: for the week end
ing March 6, 0.20 inches.
Population OF city estimated at 10000
white, 10000; colored, $4,000. Rate Of
mortality OF whole population was 1880 per
1000 per annum; rate Of mortality OF white
population was ll.30 per 1000 per annum; I;
rate OF mortality OF colored popuationawas
30.5S per 1000 per annum.
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If THE SUFFERERS FROM PREMATURE BALD'
NESS but knew II, the toric qualities of Quinine are
a speci6c. In no shape can IL he used more agree
ably than in }. & f. ArKrNsoN's Quinine Hair
nff
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When you wish TO take COd-Liver Oh use the
Emulsion made by PURCELL. LADD & co. with
IIypophoSphtes Of Lime and Soda. Price, 50c.
For sale by all druggists.
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N. ELLYsoN Il CO., advertising agents, insert 20
yertisements In all of the newspapers or the UnsS.
fes st publishers rates. Orders left az the D.S
patch counting-room wil receive prompt atteD
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1890 NEW SPRING STYLES. 1880

my. DEh0REsT's RELIABLE PATTERNS OF
helste,t spring fashions:
'lsOREsT's WHAT 10 WEAR and f0RTFo-
LiooY FASHIONS.
Sasife eiyed at JULIUS MEYER & sons
sos Broad street.
Catalogues free. BOOKS and PATTERNS sent
" mail, Postage paid. NH e6t
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PATTERNS. Gc.

MADAME DEMOREsT PATTERNS
da.NEw ~ NEW SPRING STYLES, 1880 Beautiful
PATTERNS tust received. WHAT TO WEAR
AND HOW To MAKE IT." PORTFOLIOS &C
nrthd Tor catalogue cati and for yourself.
BOOKS and patterns sent by mali free. -
SINGER OFFICE.
NIB o-3t s21 Main street
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p. WHITLOCK, l445 Main street, manufacturer
Of eighteen different brands of 6ne Cigars. Send
for prce.list.
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SAVE MONEY by navlng your printing dore asth
DISPATCH PRINrrNG-HOUsE. Good ~ors, lon
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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For real GOOD 1Oc. CIGAR take wHuTLoeK's
MODEL. IL has no equal.
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FOR GOOD, RELIABLE SMOKE try the Pic
NC CIGAR.
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WHTTLOcK's SC. KEY WEST CIGAR has no su-
periOr. Beware of limitations.
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EMIyRNT DIR. W. v. STEUARr.
BALTIMORE, WRITES:

bALIIMUKEi NHITES.
confidently recommend CodeD's LIEBIG'!
LIQUID EXTRACT OF DEEF for consumption, de
biliry, weakness, &C. ] have tested II with univer
sal success,
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A GRAND PICNIC smoke Tor the holidays Fol
sale everywhere. Only SO.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
~N RICHMOND.
IHk SPRING AND SUMNER SESSION
begins UEsDAY. March l6;h.
Yer announcement or further information, sa'
~as N.L.JAhEs, N. d.. Registrar,
No. 3i2 cad trace tiltst.
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FINANCIAL.
THE FOLLOWING PROT EST ba, seen

THE FOLLOWING PRO | EST ba> leen
i handed IN to The English Conn s...se Of tas At
Ian:ic, Mississippi aud ohio Raiiro-d ComDsny;
STOCK EXCHAN ~, loSDl1,l
Marss. / 1854 !
Genllemen.--wc. the undersigned, hOlitrs Of aud
reprrseniing holders of above III 100000 1ensoli-
dated bonds OF the Ailanitc Mississippi Dsd ONO
Railroad Company. at IRE eIt represented certf-
lcaes OF yOur cOmmitec sp pOir sad an le.S Wy the
then b0rdhGdprs. and prusr led ever by ~ III. W.
Tyler desire 10 point out sat i'sboiiBe these cer-
iicales do wish To ts. sgsyood - scquief CO
either IN the scheme prOps ed BY scur 9siniDtiee,
or 10 your susseuent prof edl sas but s5a on the
contra ~, snail hold bePty to- repre-
sent viees before ilps pi ape, cogss whenever
necessary..
IsiynedI FOSTER 4 BRsrPHWAuE.
HESELTINE, SWELL Z Co,
VIVIAN GRAY a CO..,
u. q. Oi.D>Mu,
JOHN T3 YLDR co,
WALKtJs. RTS ELL y Co.
HELBEF.T, 'e,SGG & CAMPBELL,
TON NICkfILs : u Gus,
BORIHWICK.l WARN x co,
CREWS 4 Lie HTENsIADr
y. J.. = OF =
HAEs < SoSs
s. ME- S-EL q co,
CONAN 1,NARX.
r. T.. TWYGRDSs.
It II szdersloOd that the a. ,c'i 'nts Piye gen.
egnI sSDpT, tot g DGicD Comab,se. nh e-6t
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srDCN sROKELks, &c.
OFFIcE or RICHMOND AND

OFFICE or RICHMOND ASpe
ALLEGPAkY RAILROAD, Z
RICHMOND, VA, March :, 1850.
mo THE FORMER AGENTS AND EN-
i PlOYEEs OF TIE JAMES RIVER AND
KANAWIsA COMPANY: .,o,s,
J. =. WILLIAMS iias been appointed snh sur
ncrin,ens ssnr OF THIS c0mUany. and ai business pcf
;ain,ne 10 the canal decks. and water.p9~er Is n.
fsrrrd 20 him. y on viii retain your places ana
nertoIm ypur lies as heretofore. unii o,hN 81
diressssd Yas ai make your reDcrIs 70 snd sestlw
yo,.r inslructFops from The supeIinsntsn- " ~
ho can lake complete charge yon MN pisrs isrd
the properly aud project tae inseis''s We have
hrretoforf, been entrusted 10 SDu.
ROnFRT Il. sNEAD has oscs aopoinr Cashier
Of ihg Company, aud all collectors wiu .smlt direct
;toih onacers should be addressed ~ Richmond.
,re osiM n. q. PAReONs. see-Prssi'ent.
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Sut PROBABLY to be Institutsd..,The suit
.rorsn % q, in the last report OF the Msnches'
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FOR RENT.
EOR RENT AT LOW RATES ffa
Il IS to S35 PER MONTH. III
No. 100 Fiftb, corner Cary street tight rooms.

STORES, WITH DWELLINGS ABOVE.
No la13 cast Maip, near Fourteenth street.
No. lS north seventeenth, opposite Old Market.
No. 420 Brook avenue. nHar CLAW street.
No. 1902 Franklin. rear SeV'nteenih street.
ALL GOOD BUSINESS STANDS.
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IRON BITTERS.

HEALTH, STRENGTH, HAPPINESS
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office FOR RENT-TWONS
~ LARGE. .WELL-LiGHTfD, and WELL III
VENTILATED ROOMS. On hrst no ~. over Yam
ceys bookstore. No. lll2 Main street. suitable ior
lawyers or deNlsts. Apply at DisD -ees 1hiee.
agI
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The Senate then adjourned, and thu
closed one Of the most exciting sessions
ever witnessed in Virginia.
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TRY 1T.

SOLD By
ALL DRUGGISTS.
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IRON BITTERS.

IRON BITTERS,
A Valuable Medicine
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IRON BITTERs,

Not Sold as a beverage
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Mr.. sroyALL CALLED TO cnpEn.

Mr., Stovall OF Henry rose TO a personal
Explanation. and was proceeding with his
| remark when bis language necessitated the
Chair TO call him TO order. tr "a
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-05-20
ELLSWORTH,

G. w. Cairns and oldest son start to.
day on visit to Orange county, N. j.
where they have relatives living. We
wish them much pleasure in then
sight seeing.
An explosion at the saw-mill yester
day resulted in no damage except y
lively move on the part of the employ
ees. The main steam pipe that con
meets two boilers had become partly
detached and when steam was up II
blew out. The two boys who ran tC
Trimbelle have been heard from and
are all right.
The mumps have nearly subsidized
only 10 new cases this week. If one
has not got the mumps he is not up tC
the times.
B. Elliott has added a small shed t.
his premises as a ware-room for plow'
seeders, &c.
Fanny Paine remains about the
same.
C. w. Brown returned to Madison
last Sunday.
Hans B. Warner and lady returned
to Madison on Monday last.
Every one as well as soldiers have
the benefit of the reduced r. r. rate:
to the Reunion, June 9TH, good fol
ten days.
j. w. Hancock has had the Poor
House thoroughly white washed
which was needed sanitary measure
Now if the board would have the sid
ing taken off and replaced by SOM
that would meet at the lap, and tn,
broken glass replaced by whole lights
and the we'll repaired, it would looi
to the overseer and inmates as though
the county felt some interest in thei
welfare.
Our overseer says he will commence
road work next week.