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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-26

FELL INTO \ COAL-CELLAR.-A number
Of persons near the corner Of Thirteenth and
VI IN streets were hOrrifed Yesterday morn
ing about II o'clock TO see a young man
who, walking down the east side OF TEir-
tenth street. suddenly disappear through
an 0pcu coa,-cellar. \ crowd at once a>.
>cmb,ed, expecting 10 see his lifelesS BODY
brought mp from the pilfall into which It
was prccipitlicd a doctor CHANGING on the
scene went 10 the assistance OF the youth,
who proved to be James Christian, an en-
pi0ye At the prdtn@ establishment Of
Mc>,is. Joins 4 GooSby. Strange rs il
may seem. although falling a distance OF
nine or ten feet, be sustained no injury be-
vond 4 severe jar and the fright occlsiOned
by the accident.
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The Future or the Chesapeake and
Ohio RaiIrOnd
[lntervIew with Mr HuntIngton-HnntIngto

Interview with MIR. HuniIngton-Huntington
Commercial
Mr.. Huntingdon, what Is yonr candid
opinion regarding our young city and its
future!
"Ips The best half acre between Pitts
burgh and Cincinnati" he humorously re-
marked.
viii the railroad bridge be built at this
point!
"ln all probability II will. II will be
built by bridge company, independent Of
railway companies, and the railroads be
charged a royalty for the privilege OF pass
ing over the same. When the bridge i
built the Scioto-NaIley extension will doubt
less be continued to lockwood. By the
way, the Sprinaf field Southern Railroad Com
pany has been re0rganized, aud feel quite
satisfied the DAD will be built to lockwood"
When will the ElizIbelhtown, Lexington
and Big Sandy road be completed?
"ln forty working days. The weather has
been very disagreeable this season, and in
cOnst quence not as much progress has been
made rs was anticipated"
VIII the road be completed by the 1st OF
July neXtt
"POssibly. At the latest, In August"
What information can you give me re-
Works to this city,
81 am not personally interested in the
works, but am well acquainted with Mr..
Kicker, the gentleman who has made the
proposition to this city regarding their re-
moval. lie owns 100000 stock in The
Chesapeake and Ouio road, and is re-
sponsible and good man"
We have done pretty well in the way OF
ct,l, ri,,tt t.,u ha
10 secure the works, nave we not?
"Yes, remarkably well for community
so comparatively poor. The Land Company
have also been quite liberal, | believe. OF
course, YOU will at least double the amount
YOU have already raised.'
A remarkable stiffness on our part just
then.
We have heard it rumored, Colonel, that
the car.works at Wilmington, Del. are to be
removed to this point. l. there anything IN
the rumor?"
mo. expect TO meet Mr. Barnum. Of
Connecticut. part owner in the Ensign Car
Wheel Works in this civ, on the 10Th in
slant. We have made arrangements 10
cree, on an extensive scale clr-woIks IN
connection with the Ensign Works. He j.
to furnish one half the clpitIl and | the
other"
VIII the railroad from Ashland TO Mays
vile be built?
"Yes. | propose building the road be-
yond question OF doub'."
We had lengthy conversation with Mr..
Huntington regarding Other matters thai
were OF great intereSt 10 IT,, but we consider
the same improper 10 publish at present.
He also Informed lis OF 'he following
work that IS being done: Fonr hundred
ana fifty freighi-cirS are being bnlit ut the
Tredeear Works in Ricnm)nd; twenty pas
>cn@cr-caIs a. the works OF colbert, Hurst
Il Co.. Troy. y Y; rifle n engines at Sche-
nectadg. \. Y.-all for the E'znbeihtOwn,
Lexington and Big Sandy railroad.
FOrty-two new engines are 10 be put on
The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad during
the present year.
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IEalIOch Acquitted.

SAN FRAyCIsC0, Marcn -. lSSl.-The
iurv'S verdict Cf acquittal in the case oi tne
Rev. /. NJ. kailOch, tie son OF the Mayor OF
our city. for killing Charles De Young. has
created intense excitement. \ disagreement
Of the jury was looked for, but an acquitlai
was in no ones mind. y correspondent
bad n conversation with the dcfendlnt tnls
morning. He was very cheerful. He was
evidently well advised Of the thoughts OF
Jurors. The sheriff and his deputies were
his friends. and he doubtless counted
upon their giving him full and
correct information. The sidewalks
around the courthouse were crowded
all dav, and al the announcement Of his ac-
Quittai there was such a general craze that
the c0lOred servant Of the family was nearly
crushed with the mob OF his master adorers.
A. Juror after Juror passed there was grea'
cheering, and when the defendant appeared
it was with difficulty he could reach the
carriage awaiting him. The horses were
soon dispensed with. ropes were attached
10 the carriage, and in IN instant hundreds
Of m,n were dragging it through Mont
gomerv street 10 his residence. IL has been
prolonged trial, and tie partisan attack
and defence have been extremely butter.
The outside world need not Imagine san
Francisco is laWlcss. The quarrel was
personal one, and kalIOch, up to this time.
has been successful. Mayor kaIlocb, his
father. is undoubtedly popular with class.
and as noses count AZ the blllct-bOX his
chances OF reelection are better to-day than
ever. There have been whi>pcrings for
months back that the sister OF De Young
would ayen9e her brothers death. The
end i not yet.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 24.-it has tran
spired that the deliberations OF the jury IN
the Kllloch ease were mainly regarding the
six shot theory of the defence. 9ud that self
defence alone was the ground Of The verdict
OF acouiltal. trqnsiory mauia being rejected.
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FEAST or THE ANNUNCIATION.-Yesterday
was celebrated IN the Catholic calendar a.
the Feast OF the Annunciatlon-the day
upOn which j. commemoraled the Angel
Gabriel's sqluiniion TO the Virgin Mary.
Services u on Sundays (the day being n
holy day OF obllgation) were held in all the
ClthJlic churches. At the Cathedral sol
eDn high mass was celebrated by Rev.
Father Hanley. with Rev. Father Janssens
as deacon and Father Mccarthy as sub-dea-
con.
4 finished and instructive sermon on the
festival OF the dlv was preached 10y Rev.
Father Francis Y. Mccarthy, youn"
priest who has recently come 10 this do
cpSe.
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VIRGINIA's HISTORY captain John
Hampden Chamberlayne, As previously an
nonunced will give two lectures on TINS
subject at Mozart Hall on "Wednesday ana
Friday Of next week. These lectures, re-
Gently delivered in Portsmouth, were greatly
admired and highly commented upon by
the press. The Captain has been close
and as,iduous student OF history ana litera-
ture. ana has especially during years past
applied himself TO the study OF virginia.
her growth, and her distinguished sons
from 1907 down TO the present time. These
two occasions next week may therefore be
looked forward 10 as furnishing food aud
erioymentfor students OF history and lovers
of literature.
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BIsHoP. ELECT JANssENs's SUCCESSOR ~
RICHMOND.-lt is authentically stated that
Rev. Father Augustin Van de Veyyer, now
stationed at Harper's Ferry, Va, has been
chosen TO succeed Bshop.elect Janssens a.
senior priest and vicar-general OF the do
cese. Father Van de Veyyer is well known
in Richmond. having been stationed here
some wears ago, and the choice is said to
be 4 happy one, since he Is probably best
suited OF all others 70 supply the place OF
the beloved Father Janssens. Father Van
de Viewer came 10 this country from Hol-
land about the same time as did the Bishop
eject, and is a gentleman OF sterling worth
ana line abilities.
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TerriI,Ie FATE Of "a Mother ana Child


CaDtaln &. f.. Grier, of this city, received
q telegram Yesterday morning conveying
the sad intelligence that Mrs. j. Il. Minier,
his wife's sister, at SedalIa, Coion county,
:. c., was at the point OF death, a. the re-
suit OF terrible accident, and that ber
daughter had already died from the same
cause. The daughter, child Of twelve or
thirteen years, was Standing before the IRE,
when her clothes became ignited. and al
most instantly enveioped her in flames.
The mother witnessed the narrowing sight,
and caught her in her arm, attempting
to smother the flames by wrapping her
own clothing around the child. In an lD'
slant she. too, va. in blaze, and before
the screams OF mother and child succeeded
In bringing assistance they were 80 badly
burned as to preclude all hcpes OF their re-
eoyery. The daughter died within four
hours after the catastrophe occurred Ihe
mother. who, as has been said. is announced
TO be az tine point OF death. is The sister oi
Mrs. David Schenck, OF Lincoln, MIS-. I. Il.
Grier. and Mr. Harvey RamseuT, VI th's
city. The relatives VIII have the sympathy
of the community in their bereavement.
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A PLEASANT OccAsIOY.-On yesterday
morning Mr.. j. 7. Rogers, president OF the
Commercial Club, entertained at the clu0-
house the members OF the Yorktown Gem
tennial Association now IN the city. There
were present Hon. John GOode, Colonel
George +. Rogers. Colonel Peyton. and his
secretary, Mr.. Ed Wincbell, Captain Cham
berlayne. OF the State Mr. Isaac Walker,
and representative OF The Dispatch. Afier
showing the gentlemen through the house
thev were entertained with handsome
lunch, at which Mr.. Rogers, the host, pre-
sided with much grace.
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TUFTS PILLS

,.,<pGrNTLE rrRGNTiVE. recommended
w ~ IN diseases OF the stomach. liver, and
i". The, purify he blood increase the Sppe'
49, ,h, bod, - take on nash, and by their
..,,, on ine d'g, siivc o-eaus regular stools
,,c.t A>a cur, for ChillS and fever, dys-
.,1 headache. bilious collie, constipation
',,,.r,. niles psip 'ation OF the hear. pain IN
I...,@ s.es. snc loius. sui female irregularities
s.tbrptarVal. IT You do not feel very
,t,glerlll al bedtime stimulates the stom-
-....-ss ihe -rpc,.,e. and imparts viSor to the
system. Price s5'.
.-r,,r q NVRRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
vrlrr roR TUFTS MANUAL, FREE.
lie l5-eoitAp2ol
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PROPOSED EXTENSIONS on TUE BRIGHr.
IIoPE RATLwAY.-Tb Bright.IIope Railway
Company are looking 20 Il plan Of extending
their line OF road from their present eastern
terminus at Chester to Bermuda Hun
dred," at the confluence OF the James and
the AppOma'toX rivers. Complete surveys
have been made, and it is thought the COM
pany will finally de,erime the matter in 4
few DAYS.
They also contemplate an extension Of the
western end OF the line from Glover HiIi
INTO Amelia county, towards Blacks and
Whites, on the Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio railroad. This improvement will al
ford 4 means OF developing the rich mineral;
resources there, and Of giving an outlet 20
The fine lumber in that section.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-26

CAREERS NEW OFFICE.-The Richmond
Transfer Company ard general railroad and
steamboat ticket.Oflicc Of Major \. W. Gar
Der will on the lstof April he removed from
li> present location % the fine cornerstone
Of Shafrr's bu!ldins, No. 1890 Main street.
The position is admirably suited 10 this bu-
sines>, ana the change will be 4 convenience
to the general public.
The Office j. b ing Handsomely and tho
roughly h,led up with all necessary and I'M
proved c0nyPuence%. The three large win.
d0wS will be arlisttclly decorated with typ
icll illustrations OF 4 steamship. railroad
car, and bl2gagc.wagOn. on Tenth street,
in the rear OF the Office, side-cntrancc has
been opened for the baggage department,
- that in future persons visiting the office
will not be bothered with ob>tructing bag
gage IN The course Of transfer.
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igOHSEN. MEINN. &c.
NYCUtOUER FOR sALk-Al

EXCHEQUER FOR SALE--A 1,N.rY
IL FINE CHESTNUT SORREL >TAL- Zc@sS
LION. He WAS sired 10y Young txcbequer, alsd
grandson Of Old ENchela.r, VINO wss sired Uy Rere-
nue. his dam was slns, out OF 6O,tOu. the sfOosrtT
Of Major Doswell the sirtr oSn 81 tbis hcrte
NaudOna she hy sultan. a tf9iiin2 sttiiioD ana
grand. dam thorough bred mare hy mporied Lang
ford. This nor ,e's dam rej-cys t1o Dr. - ga
al :he American SiaOles, on Ten'h between main
and Cary streets. This horse Is l54 hands bsp. of
hands ONE fOiDl. and cr1 De- bought Tor ress ODAsc
price Addf,s, " AMI RICAN STABLES"
NH h2d->a,Tu& Th3t
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LICENSE TAXES.

CFIICF Or THE CITY ACDiToR.t
HI'hNOND. VA, March y, 1881.
IHE LlCEN>E-TAXES OF 1881 have
been assessed and PLACED in this Office fog The
N'ptcuon a. d. concerned This assessment VIII
"FIe remain uuiH The % lsaY OF APRIL MKT.
iut 'OMMlIJkE or F1NA\tt VIII hOld sts'
..9E IN inc t0uuct Chamber. Broad street. on
'tt>DAN sud IS EDNE>DAN. the 9Th ana olA
y @Dfii. between The hours OF aud o'Ci"ck /.
- - 'i ihe pu' pOse Of hearing and considering dp-
SO H"ia said as-rSsmeuts. PersOnS cOhctib.o
& lAa,e attend. as no changes ~ classification will
SS.ld"srus De mace except Nv oider OF The Guy
'yuucl'. =. II. ROYSTER,
nh 28-tAp8 Auditor.
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Monday.

PROFESsOR Cromwell At Mozart HALL
LAST NlGHr-MATINEE AND TO-NiGur.-A
fine audience greeted Professor Cromwell
last nIgh, Oh hls return to our city. Inc
city OF Berlin, with its magnificent build
ines and the beautiful scenery Of the IA
nous river Rhine. were shown TO great per-
lec;ion, and The interesting descriptions OF
the many place, added an additional charm
10 the entertainment, which was frequently
appIauded. The matinee at 3 O'Clock and
the evening performances shonld be TO
crowded houses.
A special matinee Will be given at 10
O'Clock this morning for tue benefit of the
public-schoo children; also, matinee AZ )
O'Clock" Homes OF England.' Tonight
will be the last opportunity OF seeing these
art Illustrations, when "Paris The Beautiful
CITY" will bc represented.
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The effect of
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR


STOMACH, LIVER. AND KIDNEYS
{. prompt and ereciual. Taken in do>es % hall q
tablespoonful, afier each ne9i. IL VIII establish a
regular lab; ot body. free a.!Er from constipation
or laxty, win no, interfere w;n business, and the
langoar. deprc SION, and nervous debility which are
inevitable %, .uljs Of ndgt ,iioH, Dli9u-nes, and Al
irregular lati' Of tody VIII cca.e.
FuITORItL.-Ne have tested is virtues Der-
sorail,. amt know that for Dyspep-a, 81 Iousiess.
an! Throaiut Headache. 10 - the best medciEc ~"
world ever saw. W. have ir.cd forty other icire-
es tetYfc simon, Liver Regulator nut none OF
taell save u- mon faAa temp rarN relief, hut the
HeW'aior Iot ou.t rr lived. hut cured us.-bttof
TsifgrflL 1aj Nssssage.. Noc>l, a.
Original aaa genuine manufactured only bv
j. II. XElLIN & co.,
PailIdelpGis. P9.
Pur,l4sers l1Gid pc careful 10 see that 'hey eei
tae GrSJ!NE, manufacture only by =. II. Ztliit
co.. PhNad-N.is.
SOLD EY A. DRCCGI,T>.
fe S-deOdS wtAu20
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-. ,xpECVoaANT AND PILLS.
READER

o,neh; cold Arc yoa unable to raise
Have - Have YOU an oppression on the lungs
he p'e ,-esihY 10 you have ut Of coughing
vi'h w., sownS A sharp pain now and then in the
On "' ,,e heart and shoulders chilly sensa-
Tg'ou " ". ,he hack II SO, DELAY Il DANGER-
pon 'sTsht colds" II neglected, often result in
oVs - when The remedy, if applied prompt
eon'p" 80 svcried all danger. For 23 cents YOU
b. ~',, ,oroe,y which the test Of twenty years
cso 9" ~" 20 t,s the MOST VALUABLE Lung BAL
m, ~, 3l>covcFed.
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AcNen iEnslk ed Robbery.
THEY TORTURE An AGED MAN UNTIL HE GIVE
THEM HIS STRONG BOX.

THEM HIS STRONG BOX.
Especial dispatch to the Philadelphia Times.I
on CITY, March 2i-About 10 O'Clock
last pioht seven masked men robbed the
housr Of john COnnOTS, Sr., u wealthy ola
man living in an isolated locality near
Queenstown. in Clarion county. Mr.. Con-
norS i about seventy years Old, and when
the burglars cilled on him he was seated
with his aged wife by the iirepiIc'. Five
Of the men entered and TWO remained on
guard outside. Upon entering the burglar,
ordered the old man to open hi safe. when
stood in the room. Thi, he refused TO DO.
when they shot and beat him IN fe2rful
manner, one bullet taking effect in lll'
head. The old man still refusing. theN
proceeded to torture Mrs. COnnors
bv putting her feet on burning Goals. they
threatened TO roast her alive before bis
ewes. and proceeded TO do so. This clused
the old man TO succumb, and he opened his
ireasure-bOX, when the burglars helped
themselves TO gold, silver, and bonds, to the
value OF from fifteen 10 twenty thousand
dollars. Railroad bonds. East Brady bfidse
bonds. six thousand IN Government bonds,
and large quantity Of other negotiable pa
perS were taken. COnnOrs is the owner oi
one OF the best grain farms IN Western
PENNSYLVANIA, and receives large 70! ATTY
from coal com panles operating on bis farm.
The old man is now lying in a critical con-
djiion, and it Is impossible to tell exactly
how much i taken. There is no clue 10 the
robbers. but il is supposed that they knew all
obout the house and the old mans property.
TDey are thought TO be residents OF the
neiohborhood, and not professional thieves.
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SAM OF POsEX At THE THEATRE.-The ap-
pearance OF VI. L. Curtis and bis tine COM
cdy company In the play OF Sam OF Posen,
the Commercial Drummer, is announced
for an engagement o! TWO nights and mat
luee at the Theatre, commencing April lst.
THIS company bears tine reputation, and
the play is said TO be one of considerable
merit
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ZERA.-The Theatre was filled last nlahi
with another delighted auditory, drawn
thither to witness the surprising feats OF
Zera In natural magic and yentriloquism.
The following were the principal prizes dis
triouted Frederick HebriDg, gold watch
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IOwITzERs' SOCIABLE. - This popular
military OrganizltiOn-Captai f. j. Bo-
sber cOmmlnding-in pursuance of areSolu'
tion some time since adopted, last night
assembled at their armOry, on Eighth street,
City Spring, with numerous friends, lnclu-
ding many ladies, and participated for Seye-
raj hours in Il soclble rarely, if ever, eX-
cclled for itS many enjoyable features. The
exercises were preceded bya drill, in which
the weI-knOwn proficiency in Soldlerly ac'
quiremenls OF this admirable company >hone
pr,emuent. The occasion will be rcmem-
bered as a most pleasant one by all who
participated.
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ROCKS. STATsONERY. &c

BOOKS
y on
The RlrK Of Commerce.
The STAT, Bank of VIZ -iuin,
The Cty Bank of Richmond.
The Ci iIens Bank Of Eichmonf,
TIE Merchants National Bank,
The Nliional Bank Of Virginia.
The Richmond Banking end Insurance N"D,.oaf
Planters. \atipnl BARK,
The tirsi National Bank.
The Union Bank Of RchmOud.
NEGOTIABLE NOTt~. DRAFTS. blL.~ DF
EXCHANGE, ald othtr BLANKS got up ln hiH
mh le WOODllOUST sPSRBhM
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SIMMONS LIVER RrGILAToB.

DRINTERS, SHOEMAhER>, TAlLORS,
AXDAIL WHO LEAD SiDGNTAKY LIVES,
WILL FIND RLLIEF AND CUEEFOR
CJY>uPATEON, DYSPEPSIA, ASD HEADACHE
bY taking this
SMILE. HARMLESS VEGETABLE CON-
POUND.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS. &c.

r. y. CHAFFIS. RoBkR IA. GILLIAN
ID B. CHAfFIN a CO.,
IL. REAL ESTATE AGENTS
AND ACCTIOSsg8S,
CORNER TENTH AND MAIN STREETS.
sell city aud country property privately ano-
ton; collect rents iu kichmond, hanchestsJ. sDd
country. and make prompt returns OF sane; money
lOaned on city aud cOuatry real estate. deeds 1rit-
ten and acknowledgmen,s taken: land. shows Zee .
buyers aud sellers introduces 10 nssg their bar
zsns. Write or esll for Irse Virginia Real kSiats
Journal We are the lar1esl advertisers OF q 81 e.
tate Ia America, except western railroads.
Reference by permission t1rst >aionsi hanh.
Ia 7-d.sw.kw w3mt
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rnOPIC-VRIIT L&XAIINE.

TgoPlc-FRUIT LAXATIVE
rr1rlC-FRCIT LAXATIVE
TROplC-FEUIT LAXATIVE,
relgrrD IRON TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS,
is THS
rr>r ND MOST AGREEABLE PEEPARA-
TIuN II TIE WORLD
FOR
CONSTIPATION.
BHIUU~NE>S,
HEADACHE,
INnISPuSITION,
AND
ALL DISORDERS ARISING FROM AN Oh
s1RrcrrD STATE OF TIE SYSTEM.
Iaic, ane chi4rn. and those who dislike taking
mills and nanseou, medicines to secure catbaric ac-
ton are especially pleased with its agreeable qrali-
tie. Oue lslf to one l51ense is the dose Az for
rROPIC-FEUII LAXATIVE
and ,aAe DO suo.,iu Tor Il. Packed in bronz d'in
b,1,.. ana sold by al fr,t-class druggists.
Prise. % cents. Large eoxes, so cents.
mhlo-deod1v
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WHERE FOR TWENTY YEARS n person had no
movement Of the bowels without medicine or me-
chsnical means a months use Of TUFTS PILLS
completely restored The bowels 10 natural regularity.
They are composed OF Innocent herbs, and are In
capabe Of hurting the most delicate constitution
yet sure 10 cleanse the bowel and blood OF all im-
puTltles.
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SNALL-POX, Measles, Dphtheria, Whooping-
cough, scarlet aud Typhoid Fever cured and pre-
vented by MORIsoN'S PILLS; or. if attacked 10y
them, ,soir rancor win be rendered harmless by tLc
use o these Pills. W. :. PILCnER, Agent, mex
EXprcss-Oflic Price, tl.l5 per SET
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NV PUBLICATIONS.

J'HE NEW YORK CLIPPER
HASCfIANGtD rs FOE&
from eight o. eixfeen or more utgcs. ,nd ne
DAY OF ISSUE L. ALSO CHANGLD
from lr,.dry to "cdne day.
TUTfiIpPfR Il D, the oldcsta an .. -r-knoVn sfvr-
mai Of FL. rta,s. aun PUBLISHES WfFKLt ilr
LATF>1 snd mo.t reliable ThEA1hlChL ma
SPORTING NtW~ For sale hy al ntwsd irfs
aud agrrt- pric-. Ten cents utr o"pi. SniF -
ton ~ p = tnuum. send ten ceni. for sl.ci ugsS8
copy. FRANK QUEEN,
Fi.tYv art ffUDiirJyr.
- and 90 centre tfIe,t, New ifl-.
p,.,,ff,. D., q SEQ nh 20 p
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CHOICE CoFFEE.-N Nothing better than our
CHOICE BLENDED COFFEE, fresh roasted; can lie
obtained for 25 cents per pound. Tri some. Weha
other sraCes from cea'S 10 40 cents, hut suaran-
Tee our Choice Blended 10 give general satisfaction.
WERNE & SLATER,
Seventh and Marshall streets.
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SEtD. Sc.

DEAUTiFY YOUR liONE-.-FbpW-
- FR-SEFDS. BULBS ROOTS. q The si'~n-
ton OF III ladies aCd other. - cilitd 10 ny - -
furnished Nv that eminent fJri,, w. James Ftet-
Price list on application. I. y. Nn'tss
Reliable Gaidcn-, Fieli. ana Flo"sr seed ll'ssrp
4lO sixth street, RichNnnc. Va. nv. -
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4 SET or REGNLA PRESENTED TO COL
ORrD LoDGH oF GOOD TEMPLAES.- plden
Rule Lodge. No. -. |. o. q: T., OF this
citv. ha, received fine set Of regalja from
Rescue Lodge, 40. $50, located at Ogi>kAng
Falls. y. V, for initiating the largest num-
Der Of candidates within one month. The
Lodge voted = resolution OF thanks to the
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pARTIEs WISHING TO BREED fN-7c

for a IARNFss HORSE or TkOTTEE ZcIS
~ llflud 10 send their for ciIeuaf giving
pttins VERY low and sdigfee Of the fL Af-b ADJ
POI nnaiN No colt 'OElHEUs." bred ia Lexington. N.Y.,
a, S .he gieat breeder General WiheT7. Top GRO ses
ss-eias uOtuBg sirs No. aud Dfseed .ith ibe ttont
mile rsciug blood Of njr Charles and American
,schpsr. Address b., D0sf-Ofiice box 1913. RicD-
"oap: si Va. OF csil OF goliS Is. DAyIss stables.
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