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1870 Prizes.
Whole Tickets ".
q Tickets, so.

Remit by POst-Oihce Money Uruer, heSIssofeu
Latter, Bank Draft or Express.
''v ~ insnre against mistakes and delays, COR
rosnondents will please write their names and
nleces of residence plainly, giving number OF
post ost. once box or Street, and Town, County and
''a w,i communications connected with the Dis
,riIution and Orders for Tickets should be adj
dressed 10 II. NJ. Boardman, CourierJourns
Building, Louisville, Nv ,ors@ soe Rroad
way, New York. 'ues'un'is"s"s
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Brief ItemS.-Mr. G.. A. Peple, one OF
our most esteemed citizens, is lying very i'll
at his residence, on the corner OF Twelfth
and Stockton streets. He il suffering from
an attack of erysipelas in the face.
Owing to the inclemcnt weather Sunday
the monthly meeting which was announced
10 take place at the Methodist church sun
day afternoon was not held. 1t is expected
to take place next Sunday afternoon.
Rev. &. r. Harding, formerly OF Man.
chester, occupied the pulpit at the Man
chester Baptist church Sunday night. He
is here on visit to his friends and relatives.
The Chesterfield County Court is iseXpected
to adjourn for the term to-day. A very
large criminal docket was disposed OF at this
session, and several chancery cases were
settled.
Bills OF exceptions were being prepared
by counsel for Mary Brown (colored) at the
Chesterfield Court yesterday, preparatory
TO taking an appeal TO the Circuit Court.
Mary Brown, it will be remembered, was
convicted last week before the County Court
OF house-burning, and was sentenced to five
years in the penitentiary.
Judge Gregory, the newly-elected Re-
adjuster Judge for Chesterfield county, had
mixed iuries to try several cases In the
County Court last week. This is something
new for Chesterfield. There were ten white
and two colored men on the juries.
William Burke, the colored lunatic who
is now in the city Jail, knocked large piece
OF plastsring down yesterday in attempting
10 get out of the cell in which he is con
fined He wanted 10 get out OF the cell sc
that be could whip one OF the prisoners.
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should bsye been left In this miserable con
diti0n so long. II Is almost impossible to
walk after any kind Of wet spell without
getting over your shoc-tops In mud. AS we
are not blessed with city gas you may well
imagine how pleasant It's to be fioundering
away through this mnd and siush, in total
darkness, to reach our destination.
Again II some kind citizen bad not at
his own expense liked up Thiriieih street
between N and o streets 1t would have been
impossible for ans vehicle 10 pass. On
Thirty-frst street between 0 and p streets
the houses are completely surrounded by
water, AZ they are always after rain, on ac-
count OF no drain to carry Off the water.
We think it IL about time this state OF
affairs should be attended to. IL we are In
the city, and have to pay taxes, please let
US derive some benefit az citizens, for as It
Is now we are satisfied there Is no country
road In worse condition than these streets
and the streets In the Beighboring vicinity.
IL the city cannot give us city gas we hope
II wifi! at least give US good walkways and
streets. II will take but short time to nc.
compllsh this, and the cost will not be o
great deal. TAx-PAYERs.
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Fourteenth street and open another alley was

Fourteenth street and open another alley was
concurred In.
Resolutions granting building permits and
Tor extension OF Harrison street, &c, were
concurred IT..
NEW BUSINESS.
Mr.. Taylor presented a petition OF the
R,cbmcnd Telephone Exchangs asking
permission to erect poles and wires along
certain streets. After long debate the sub.
lec, was referred to the Committee on
Streets.
BY Mr.. T. Wiley Davis: Preamble and
resolution requesting the Committee on
Finance and Streets to report on a reso-
luton looking to the condemnation OF
a certain lot OF laud on Twenty-fourih
street in the line OF Church Hill avenue.
Referred.
BY Mr.. Straus: A resolution for Joint
meeting OF the two bodies on the first Mon
day I'm May, at O'Clock, to elect Police
Commissioner from Marshall Ward In place
OF e. A. Saunders. Agreed TO.
BY Mr.. Phillips: A resolution for lamps
on Sixteenth street between Broad and
Marshall streets. Referred.
By MIR. Hayes: A resolution to repave
Lester street from Poplar 10 Williamsburg
avenue. Referred.
BY Mr.. Gum: A resolution for stone
gutter on Twenty-tbird street between
Main and Cary streets. Referred.
BY Mr.. Baker: A resolution for gas-lamp
at the corner OF Twenty-third and n streets.
Referred.
BY same A resolution for paving the
sidewalk from Tweaty-third and N streets,
and east to Twenty-fourth street, leading
towards Union.Staton and Leigh-Street
churches. Referred.
BY Mr.. Rankin: A resolution for bridge
over the creek in rear OF Lancasterian
school. Referred.
Adjourned.
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REGULATIONS AT ASSOCIATION HALL
William Mason Evans, the eminent orator
and eocutonist, will appear in our city
next Tuesday night at Association Hall.
His reception elsewhere has been marked
with great success. Among the selections
that he will give are "HOratius at the
BRIDGE (Macaulay,) "Hamlet "-closing
ne-(Shakspeare,) "David Copperheld's
Cour,ship," Dickens,) "Lullaby," Hood }
The following extract from the Boston Id
uertiser will give an idea OF how he was re-
ceived there:
"Last evening William Mason Evans,
elocution.st, made his tirst appearance here,
and was so we'll received that he may justly
claim 10 have made the most successful
debut OF the season. He has a good bari
tone voice Of excellent volume, not remark
able for clearness, but so cultivated that bis
enunciation is perfectly distinct. 1t is so
well controlled that many would be apt to
underrate its power and strength. His i'm
itatiye faculty is equaled by few elOcution-
lists, and none use 1t with greater taste and
Judgment. He avoids extremes, and in
every imitation he shows great forbearance
and deicacy. This was shown in a marked
degree by his rendering OF the trial scene
from Pickwick, which has only been sur
passed by that OF the great author himself.
The inane stupidity Of the little judge, the
importance and bOmbast OF Sergeant BuZ-
fuZ. and the different grades Of cockneyism
seen i'm the TWO Wellers-father and SON
and Mrs. Cluppins, were each happily Illus
trated. The hall was crowded, and hardly
a single person left the hall until Mr.. Evans
had given them the 'mOral' OF Darius
Green's Flying Machine"
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TCommunicatej.J
Sh0ekoc.Mfssion Baptist Sunday
School.

At meeting Of the officers ana teachers
OF Shockoe- Mission Sunday school Sunday
morning tbe following preamble and rcso.
lutfons were adopted:
Whereas we have just passed through
two eveDtful and trying years Of our his
tory, and part Of that time using j. II
Sands's house, kindly rendered US free OF
charge (for which we extend our heartfelt
thanks; and whereas 1t appears to the off,
GERS and teachers Of the school that 1t will
be best for its prosperity, most productive
OF harmony and good results, which is our
aim, to change our place Of meeting; and
whereas we feel keenly the need
OF untrammeled effort in building up
the interest in this locality; and that in
the existing state OF things we will de-
feat the very end we have In view-viz., to
build churcb--tberefore in order that we
may the more certainly secure the aid OF the
Sunday School Association and all Chris
tian people. be it
l. ReSotued, That we do heDceforth meet
at 713 Fourth street until Providence shall
direct otherwise.
2. Resolved, That copy Of this pream-
BILE and resolutions be published in the
Richmond Dispatch.
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| CHURCH NOTEs.-At Broad-StTeet Me-
uhodist church a series OF revival-meetings
will be held every night during the present
week. On next Sabbath March 21sD Rev.
DR.. j. s. Inskip will occupy the pulpit
morning and night, and continue the
services through the week succeeding. Rev.
DR.. Inskip is well known as an effective
pulpit speaker, and as an evangelist OF great
power and wonderful success. He has re-
Gently held reviva-meetings IN Charleston
and Savannah, during which hundreds OF
converts were added to the various churches.
AT the Pine-Street church the pastor (Rev.
j. Il. HutsonJ baptized one lady on Sunday.
At the Second Baptist church Rev. John
II. Eager preached in the morning (he pas
tor being in Batimofe) an admirable ser
mon, which made a fine impression. At
night Rev. j. j. Taylor, Of Richmond Col
lege, filed the pulpit most acceptably.
At the Seycnth-Street Christian church
the pastor (Rev. j. z. Tyler baptized two
persons.
At Laurel-Street Methodist church Rev.
W. b. MEG .lvray occupied the pulpit Sum
day morning and preached an interesting
sermon.
Rev. W. p. Wright preached at Clay
Street church Sunday morning. and the pas
tor conducted the services at night.
The pulpits OF the other Methodist
churches were filed by the regular pastors
Sunday.
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Superintendent Charles p. Bigger has
submitted bis report Of the operations OF
his department for the past year.
He says that the total number OF applica-
tions during the year was S,445; OF which
500 were for indoor and 7,s4q were for out
door relief, and 1S0 situations obtained
through the Labor Exchange.
The number of applicants refused during
the year were 10 for indoor and 706 for out
door relief. Sixteen nonresident paupers
have been returned TO their homes, and 10
have been turned over to the Police Justice
to be disposed Of.
Six street-beggars have been committed
to the almshouse.
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DEAD rRls'
.oc,s .aHEuaArIc cURE.N

,.o,sd with acute rheumatism In my
.,a back In the winter of rs, suffering
-, .,crac.a,,ug Esins for twelve months
V -, ,0y vermanes, re'ief from skilled prao'i-
=, he many isfs,ue'c advertised remedies
induced 10 try DR.. c. c. Roc's"RHEu-
. ,rREn Aner using three bottles was
~ ,,res. and ssve had no return Of IL since.
s...,,on ane a torpid "Liver" IT has no
81. s.u,,enen whose names are attached
.ill es'n ~ ' JOHN W. BLAND.
,s,rse. VA, January, 1880
-. ,srsOnslly scqusinied with Mr. John W.
.,a eheerfuiy endorse his statement His
.uftrlas and restoration to health Is 'r'e'
au,.oo. A.G. Ryland.
bsS. ,,.~,.t Bro. william III. Harrison,
IAN Arringssn Sons, Comr Oh revenue ;
,,,a, Rotser a sons, "iiIism r.. o""e'o"'
= e. NcCsndeh. mayor ie'e'S'"'f' w.
: o. yones Brother,
T1k appi,ed By nn IN
Nh l5-lm foh'I''D' .H =
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR RTo-DAy.-For the Middle
Atlantic States, lower barometer, winds
mostly easterly, cloudy aud threatening
weather, with rain, stationary or higher tenn
perature.
For the South Atlantic States, falling ba-
rometer, winds mostly easterly, stationary
or higher temperature, cloudy weather, with
rain.
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CONTINUED CAsEs.-The following con
tinued cases will come up for trial In the
Police Court this morning.
Jim johnson and William Jones tboth CO.
iored), charged with stealing one lot Of
brass boxes from the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad.
Thomas O'Brien and Mary Laughlin, for
uniawfuliy assaulting and beating Peter
l YeDonough.
Maggie Brown (colored), for unlawfully
ass waiting and beating Mary Anderson.
I 'etsr McDonougb, for unlawfully as
saul, ing and beating Mary Laughlin, and
destrc wing property In her store.
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A new LODGE OF KNIGHTS OF HONOR
Grand. Dictator James r. Lamkin, assisted
by the grand officers resident here, VIII in
sttute a new lodge Of this popular order at
wilkinson Hall, in this city, this evening
at O'Clock. The new lodge will be hailed
as Capital Lodge, No. -, and is composed
N excellent material. There are forty
names upon the charter-list, and we learn
that several applications for membership
have been already made. ~
Last Friday night p. G.. ID. B. d. Blick
instituted Nansemond Lodge, ut SUFFOLK,
Va. with forty charter-memsers.
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OFFICE or THE JAMES RIVER AsDl
KANAwHA COMPANY,

ATA MEETING OF THE EPRESIDENT
n AMI DIRECTORS OF THE JAMES RIVER
AND KANAwHA COMPANY the following reso-
luton Was adopied.e
Rssolrsd, That the President, on behalf OF the
Kanawha Compsny, give notice, ~ pahica'ion Ia
The Richmond Dispatch, Lynehoarg Tlrglntan,
scottsvil,s Courier, and Lexington Gosstfs, that
al, claims against the James River and kznawhs
CoRpany embraced In tn following clssses-,ix :
SALARIES aud WAGES due oihcers and employees y.
and ali such debts. charges, coats, and exyenses ~
have been incurred Ia the admtnistrsiioa cf the
be brought In aud died III the compan, . once AZ
0lchm0nd, with neeesssry proof. on % beforc
SATURDkY the 9Th March. 1850.
sciioc and attend 20 its requirements Mitrevt a.
lay. JUN W. 'so" nr.sis.,
nh 10 I'd rvs"e"s
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To CoNsUMPTivEs.-WnDO COD.LIvER or
AND LINE has now been before the public tweni,
years, and has steadily grown In fayo- ard appre
ciaiion. This conld not b. the case unless The pre-
paration was Of high intrinsic value. The combina'
ton of the Phosphate Of Lime with pure COd-Livei
OIL. as prepared by DIR. WILBoR, has produceda new
phase In The treatment Of Consumption and all dis
eases of the lungs. This article can be taken by lh'
most delicate invalid without creating the disgusting
nausea which Is such objection 10 the Cod-Livel
OIL when taken without Lime. 1t is prescribed by
the regular faculty. Fold by the proprietor, A. r.
WILBOR, Chemist, Boston, and by al. drugr lists.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
THE COMMON COUNCIL.

PERS0NAL-POLICE B0ARD-HEBREw GEM
ETERY-FINANCE-NEw CARTS FOR THE
BOARD OF HEALTH-PAY OF CLERK OF
FIRST MARKET-JAMEs-Rlv IMPROVE
MENT-NEw FIRE sTATloNs-LUNATICS
OF THE CITY-CoRONER's FEEs-CORNER-
STONE LAYING-BUSINESS FROM THE
BOARD AND NEW BUSINESS, &C., &C.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was raw, rainy,
and disagreeable.
THERxoxETER YESTERDAY 8 A. NJ, AZ t;
9 A. H., 43; noon, 46; 8 p. NJ, A.; 6 p.
NJ, A midnight. 40.
Mean temperature. 43t.
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win but little cost to the city. urgently
appeal Tor continued aid 10 this institution
Two thousand dollars will provide for thf
insane this year. II this appropriation he
withheld we may be called upon to make
more expensive provision for keep them In
1aiD for the care OF our insane. am OF the
opinion that the city cannot provide and
maintain proper asylum at so cbeapa rate.
l therefore again invite your attention to
this subject.
In concluding this report, take occasion
TO say that the officers and employees In the
different departments have been faithful
and true, and deserve your appreciation.
My thanks are also returned to the seye-
raj committees under whose control / have
acted in the discharge Of my duties for
courtesles received and valuable aid ex-
tended.
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CONGRESS WATER.-lls superiority as cathar-
tic and Alternative consists In Its entire freedom
from everything bitter acid or Grade that produces
headache, internal soreness, and lends to destroy
the mucous membrane. All mineral waters that are
dangerous irriants may be known by an acid after
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POLICE COURT.-At the Police Court YES
terday Acting Police-Justice j. j. Crutch.
field presided aud disposed Of the following
cases:
Rosa Richardson and Anna Robertson
Doth colored), for trespasSing upon the
premises OF Washington Williams and cre-
ating disturbance, were fined 81 each and
required to give surety in the sum OF S5C
for three months.
James Ellis (colored), for unlawfully as.
saulting and beating Maggie Broaddus.
Ellis failed to make his appearance at court,
and an attachment was issued for him.
Maggie Broaddus and Salle Jackson, for
assaulting and beating Fannie Pegram, were
fined S2 each.
Edith Fisher (cOlored), for stealing one
pair Of shoes from II. Z. Powers, was dis
charged.
NJ. l.. Grove, A. Il. Hendrick, and j. W.
Smith, for fighting aud creating disturb
ance within Jurisdiction OF the First Mar
ket, were fined S2 each.
John Smith, Mary Price, and Robert
Brown (all colored), for fighting and cre'
ating a disturbance, were fined $3.50 each.
Coles Myers, Rosa Richardson, and Annie
Robinson, for being disorderly on the
streets, were fined 81 each.
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Annual Report OF Superintendent q
Bigger.

APPROPRIATIONS roR the PAST YEAR AND AP-
pRopRIArroSs FOR 1sSO-'Sf-oPERATIoNs IN
THE SEVERAL CHARITABLE DEPARTMENTS OF
THE CITY G0vERNMENr-wDAr TIE AMBU-
LANCE HAS DoNE-THE ALMsHousE, PrNEL
HOSPITAL, &C., &C.
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Mr.. HUGH BLAIR's LECTURE TONIGHT
Mr.. Hugh Blair will TO- night, at Association
Hall, deliver his lecture on John wesley,
and it will no doubt attract large audience.
One Of the highest officials in the Methodist
Church (who has heard Mr.. Blair's lecture
read) commends it in the strongest terms.
From what he said no gentleman or lady
who cares anything for church history
ought to miss this novel opportunity Of
learning something OF 1t.
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OLD DOMINION Rye WHIsKEY eight years old,
Is selectr aud " Sfontrose Rye Whiskey, Rm-
pire" aud Ingieside" Bourbon whiskey; " Pi,a-
na,- santa Clara" and all grades Of Cigars
Hennessy and xarsel Brandy, Duff Gordon and
otker Sherries.at moderate prices, by
w. ID, BLAIR A Co.
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8itlmond 1ispatth,
TUEsDAY.............MARCH 10, 1880

ss- THE CIRCULATION OF THE BIsPATCH
IS LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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CoNy. 'crs REcxIvED.-The sheriff of New
Kent COZ. ,nfy turned over to the penitentiary
autboritie = yesterday three prisoners (all
colored), 10 were tried and convicted at
the last term OF The County Court Of said
county.
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NJ ELLYsoH q co.. advertising agents. insert s6'
yertisements In all of the newspapers Of the Unsss
slses at publishers rates. Orders lef. at the De
pctcA counting-room VIII receive prsmpt xtser
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DROWNED Gray, aged twenty
four years, fell in TO the Sanal from the boat
Dispatch between = and q O'Clock Sunday
night and was drow nod. Hjs home was Ia
GooehIand county. Hc was In liquor st the
time Of the accident, g
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COMMISSIONS LAYISG-PosTPoNEMESr.,-
The laying OF the cornerstone OF tne
EIeyenih.Street Synagogue lowing 10 tne
inclement weather) has been postponed un'
IN Thursday next, the 18th instant.
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THE BEST KID GLOVE, the best.httng kid
glove the best and easiest fastening kid glove Is the
FOSTER. LEVY BROTHERS sell them.
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33l 2,O49 50 Al s102 81
The Shockoe Mission Baptist Sunday
school, which has been meeting in the
chapel on Fourth street, will hereafter meet
at No. 7l3 Fourth street.
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TRY THE FOSTER KID GLOVES, and you will be
suited In quality and 1T; besides which you get the
patent lace fastening, which NO other make Of kid
gloves have.
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PERSONAL---VERY. ITEMs.-W. r. Jones,
ESQ.,, auditor Of the Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad Company, who has been con-
fined at home by sickness for week, was
much improved yesterday.
The city Circuit Court was not in session
yesterday. The suit OF the Commonwealth
Us. The Roanoke Navigation Company,
which was begun short time ago. will en-
gage the attention OF the court to-day.
On account OF the bad weather yesterday
the laying OF the cornerstone OF st. Johns
church, at Chester, was postponed until
Tuesday, 30h instant.
Eight foreign vessels have cleared from
the custom-house since January with car
goes Of grain for Europe.
The water-pipe in the Collector OF Gus
toms office, at the custOm-house, burst Sum
day. 1t was discovered and the water was
shut off before much damage was done.
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MEETING OF TIE OAKwOop INVESTIGATION
CoMNTTrEE.-The Oakwood invsugas,vn
committee meets this evening at oo'o'~'
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RICHMOND, March Is, 1880.
Editors Dispatch' Please allow , ns ~ ~ ~. sha
the attention Of the proper autno,n.ss " ~ NJ
condition OF THIRTEEN street oe.wssa Nv .Sat =
srG p streets. II tis surprising 10 Us 'nas "
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BAPTIST SUNDAY-SCHoOL ASSOCIATION
The Baptist Sunday-School Association
held its regular monthly meeting on Sunday
afternoon at the Grace Street Baptist church.
Reports were received from the following
schools:
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BUY THE BEST KID GLOVE in the market. To
90 so You must purchase the FOSTER, at LEVY
RROIHERS'.
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No TROUBLE TO FAsTEN THE FOSTER KID
GLOVES. LEVY pROrHsRs sell the FOSTER KID
GLOVES.
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GroRGC p. CRAWFORD, IL ~, tsustee's sale OF
farm and store In Chesterfield county On the
Clover Hili railroad.
GRUBBs A WILLIAMS, ~ p, NJ, vacant lot st
Inc southwest corner Of Canal and Tenth streets.
w GODDIN, IL N. aud p. NJ. commissis ners'
saie Of real estate In the city Of Richmond snd
Henrteo county.
kifcbep furniture and slpdftes.
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4 YREs's TRUSS.

Having purchased the control of the celebrated
AYRES HERNIA TRUSS,
they will IN future be
SOLD AT REDUCED PRICES,
placing this,
THE MOST APPROVED TRUSS,
.;,hn ne rcxch Of those heretofore deferred from
using them on account OF their
HIGH PRICE.
All orders addressed TO us will receive prompt
,,,sniion. Send for circulars and price-list
The trade supplied on liberal terms.
NJ, WILLIAM AYREs SMITH, who will be
found IN the Truss Department of our store, will
have charge of the manufacture of these Trusses
hsuug experience in this, as well as their adapta-
aop. With the inventor Mr. Samuel Ayres. deceas-
.d) and will be prepared to fit them to persons
needing them.
PURCELL, LADD & co, Druggists,
nbs.lm 1916 Main street.
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Entered at the Post. once at Richmond, Va, nj
second-ciass matter.l
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BODY, BRAIN, NERVE FOOD.
Colden's LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT BEkI
gives health strength, and nerve force.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

s. On all saies OF Real Esscte made oat5es
tie ist Of January and last Of June the sdSesfs
% ai saiss " ads betsosea fAs lst Of July and las
Of the vear the ts1ss Aavs to paid by As sstIss
l'This custom was adopted about nfteen year. az
by All the real estate agents In klehuoncs ana %
nlies 10 R!chmond q aud yitlnftgI
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, Y EsTERDAY
Elisha L. Meredith Us. Sheriff Of Prince
William. Argued by Hon. j. Il. b. Suttlt
and +. w. Christian for petitioner, and
submitted,