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National Republican., 1881-10-24
,>1ate uNIoN nuILpINa ASSOCIATIONS.

kYSJo w. s. THOMPSON,
k2 7O3 Fifteenth street northwest,
receives all valuable new remedies MS intro
duced and Keeps on hand WHIrTEMORES PAT
ENT ELASTIC CRUTCHFS and SILK ELASTIC
SI,3SckINGs; ,S all Of the Medicinal Mineral Waters,
Llthia, Blue Lick, Bedford, Capen, Carlsbad, Com
gress, Cysmic (Wisconsnl Ems, FredeTichshall,
Rakoczy, Pnilna, Rockbridge Alum, Seltzer MAS
sau), summit, Sllurlnn (wisconsnl, Vlchy (Hauter-
Inc, Hospital, Celestne, Grande Grie) oc2l-1y
National Republican., 1881-10-24

1RoN BrrTEns arc Mighty recommended for all
Diseases reqnrng certain aud efficient tonic, es.
peeidHv IndiseSion Dyspepsia, Intermittent Fer1s,
Wand Of appetite Loss of Strength, Lack Of Energp
DC. EnrielGs he Hood strengthens he muscles, and
oircs Rc,C lyt to the nerNs They act hke a charm on
The digestive organs Tcmoring all dgspcp,tc symptoms,
soh as tasting The food, becbing heat IN he stomach
heartburn, &c. The only Iron Preparation that pA
mol bucken the teeth or girc headache. Write for The A
D CBooE, 80 pages, amusing and useful reading, sent
free.
BRows CHEMICAL COMPANY, Baltimore, Md.
ThousnndA
OF mes and boys will have TO invest in winter
clothing and thousands of dollars can bO saved by
buying them from Eiseman Bros, corner Seventh
and f
"Aldcrney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Aderney butter churned every morning.
and delivered in 9lb. "Ward" prints at i5c per TO-
Also cottage cheese. SC. per ball; buttcrnilk &c.
per quart, and sweet milk &c. per quart.
National Republican., 1881-10-24
THOMAS H. HUME
JAMES X. CBGARY.
FRANK HUME.

In retiring from the firm of HUME, CIEARY q
co. most cordially and earnestly commend my sue
generally, THOMAS 1. HUME
WAsHiNgToN d. g. Oct 2t issI ocs2-3t
National Republican., 1881-10-24
P. S. SMITH

Clerk Washington Market Company.
October 10, 1891. 2o3t
National Republican., 1881-10-24

nlIy@ vIRGINIANs, ATTENTION 1.-THE vIR-
49, ginla Republican Association will meet at 81.
All Nirginians are invited
oc2f3ts WM FENIMORE COOPER President
National Republican., 1881-10-24

kS9ys THE FIRM OF HUME, CLIARY q co.
- y this day dissolved by the retirement OF
THOMAS l.. HUME Tho business heretofore con
Quoted BY said firm will hereafter bo conducted by
FRANK HUME and JAMES X. CLEARY under
The firm name Of HUME, CLEARY q CO., at the
National Republican., 1881-10-24
fage oHILDRENs HosPTTAI,

2
A meeting Of the Board OF Directors and the At
tending Physicians Of this institution will be held Mt
the Hospital, THIS (Monday) EVENING, at $3.50
o'clock TO take action the death of the late Thomas
Ia; Hume, esq. SAMUEL V. MILES, President
RtGINALD FENDALI. Secretary, tt
National Republican., 1881-10-24
Tttntsannsia

Brown CHEMICAL COMPANY Baltimore, Md.
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4 NafntOriunl.

For the DiSpatch.l
have noticed lately several communica-
tions with reference TO the Richmond
Athletic Club in your paper. Allow me to
Increase the number. In many OF the
northern cities they have natatoriumS, or
swimming-schOols. II strikes me that if
the Richmond Athletic Club would take
hold OF the matter Richmond might
also have one. The natatorium In Bal
timOre /; provided with a complete set
OF gymnastic apparatus, and is so ar
ranged that the pool may be foored over
aud the building converted during the
winter months into a gymnasium, where
athletic contests can be held and even balls
given. Let the Club appoint a committee
TO inquire into the cost and make out esti-
mates OF the amount OF money needed TO
erect such a building and furnish il with
the necessary appliances; then divide the
amount into shares Of $50 each, and /
imagine they would have little difficulty in
getting our citizens TO stake stock" in the
enterprise. II would undoubtedly prove
paying investment in a sanitary sense, and
perhaps pecuniarily profitable. l.. q. L.
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For the Di.patch.l
the Mozart Association Useful
upgg and prOsDecfs.


Perhaps no institution within the men,
oIy Of the writer (born in the city and at
tached TO il by every tie that can bind q
Switzer TO his home) has done more TO in
troduce a refined taste in our midst, and at
cost so small, than the Mozart Musical
Association. II extends its enioyments to
the lonely wife and the daughters OF the
family (and through the latter to the young
men Of society, who are excluded natural
" from the " billiard and bar salOOnsn and
the " stay" whist clubs OF the winter.
II was organized in 1876; then with al
most nm embryo existence, but now sweled
TO such proportions that the capacity OF the
present hall is not sufficient for its member
ship, and new applications are now being
held in suspense for vacancies. Every
week, winter and summer, fifty-two times
year, musical treat Of high order is
presented, and once month opera pre-
sentation by artists-ladies and gentle
mcn-mobiec iectionable to the most fastidi-
Ous, is included. Thus excluding the
initiation fee Of 50 three persons, fifty
two times year, at a cost Of 81 per
month (S12 per annum) enjoy a musical
performance which in ordinary con-
cert would cost them from - cents to S1.25
per head. In strong contrast, this costs
the small sum Of = cents per head for each
concert. Now, a new building Of larger
capacity is indispensable, and it Is proposed
10 build ii upon business principles, which
doubtless will prove good investment as
to percentage upon outlay; but if il does
not, is there not real profit to the pro-
pcrty-hOlder in making the city attractive,
and, like your parks and your fountains,
for which indirectly YOU pay in taxation,
is there not real profit i'm the refreshment
from toll, the cultivation Of high moral en-
ioyment, and in the softening and refining
influence OF music in its highest rendition
afforded 10 the many who could not afford
to enjoy it at higher cost?
The details OF the arrangement are rs
follows, and very simple:
IL is proposed 10 raise $4,000 In sub
scriptions OF So and multiples thereof
the subscribers TO pay 81 per month on
each S2j subscribed until the whole has
been paid; the property to be held by
trustee, and ground-rent certificates issued .
to subscribers guaranteed to pay per
cent, free OF taxes. In view of what has
been said OF the benefits Of this AsSOcia- |
tiOn realized i'm the past, and the success
which It has already attained, would it not
be wise in our public-sprited citizens to /
subscribe literally 10 this enterprise, and .
insure the erection Of a building which .
will he IN ornament 10 our beautiful city, I
and at the same time enable the Mozart /
Association to compass the full measure Of .
il usefulness?
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NO. Sc.

add a room, as he might need II in that
house for oiT little ones, and stiIl accom-
modate those already there; and this would
have gratifed the people Of that section OF
the city much more than TO have expended
the thousands in digging mp the streets.
We do not wish 10 be unreasonable, In
view Of the difficulties besetting those re-
sponsible for the welfare OF our schools !;
but do wish II understood that the educa-
tion OF our children IL Of many times the
Importance to us than the grades Of streets,
which might remain for the next fifty years
as they have been Cor the last century with
out thought OF the people Of need OF any
change. We shall be glad TO see SPRING
Held further enlarged at on early day.
A MOTHER.
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For The DIspatch.I
Cburch-HilI Puhlfc Schools.

Our little ones are compelled to leave
their older brothers and sisters that are
already accommodated at Springfield school
and trudge on alone 10 Bellevue school,
some eight squares further, or not have the
privilege Of going so school at all, while the
schools there are 50 crowded that some
fifty or seveuty-fiye cannot gain admittance
in those schools. Now, il is TO be presumed
that those who have the care OF our schools
are aware how dear to us are our children,
and how important we consider an eduea-
ton 10 them; and yet it seems strange that
il could not have been seen that few hum
dred dollars expended In building the
Springfield school another story high
would have enabled the superintendent 10
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rH,oro Of tic II John N. ~ Nsiss says:
m sb-wouud>, aches pains, sores, etc, Il l. the
e, actual remedy We know Of No family
tonid- he without q bottle Of It for single hour.
yron the Cincinnati Dispatch:
Weba,e son 60. magic ci!ects, and knOto Il 70 ic
. good article.
vro,a !. :. PoRTEE, United states Consul at Gre
Ssld Rhcul,h Prussia; .,
srsiv efcleni ~ healing remedy for wounds,
lri,es, and spriins.
n "a. SuARPFR, Naldosta, Gs., say:
Miss panacea for all bruises ana burn.
rron r. ". ADAMS, SScO, Me-:
II gave me immediate relief.
z IEwIS says:
ii fsrty years use Il never has failed me.
wv. LUN, NichOlville, y. Y, says:
use your PAIN-klLIER frequently. II re-
Lad pain and soIeucss aud heals wounds Ike
m1dc.
wv. DIE >ay,:
For sca.ts ana burns 4 has no cIud.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-08

PERRY DAvIs's PAIN-XILLER Is not a new,
urtried remedy. For forty years It has been In
constant Use; and those who have used It the long,
stare Il, best friends.
IL success, Is entirely because Of its merit. Livery
family should have bottle ready for use. Much
raln and heavy doctors bins may often he saved
by prompt application Of the PAIN-hILLER.
Uurkc most medicines, # IS perfectly safe even In
Ge hands Of a clIld. Try it once thoroughly and
T. Win prove IT, value. Your druggist has it at
g5c zoe, and Il per bottle.
PERRY DAVIS & SON, Proprietor,
.ef-codtNol Providence. Il. l.
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WEATHER REPORT

IMPLICATIONS FoG TO-DAY.-For the Mid
dle Atlantic States, fair weather, followed
by increasing cloudincss and local rains in
the northern portion, southwcsterly winds.
lower barometer, stationary or higher tom
perature.
TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY y.as clcar and
pleasant. '''''
iHERG0NETER YESTERDAY: G 4. NJ. SO;
> A. NJ, &C, noon, Il; 3 =. H.. &c; G r.
NJ, GS; midnight, 62.
Mean temperature, GG5.
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HAGAN's liAGNoLIA BALAl,

HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM,
GIVES TO EVERY WOMAN
\ FAIR, FRESH, AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLxION.
No matter how much Il may have become i'm
paired by nature or otherwise Il makes the SKIN
PURE, SOFT and LIKE THAT OF YOUTH.
II is not only ELEGANTLY PERFUMED, but IT'S
in every way most perfect wash anda SPLENDID
LOTION.
Its APPLICATION cannot possibly be detected,
ani 4, harmless as water.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-08

PERSONS SUFFERING with lung or throat dis
cases, nervous wakefulness, cough, &C., can find
no better remedy than "wAGNER's ROCK AND
RYE" EXPEcToRANT We say this on authority
OF persons who have used ~ and have invariably
been benefited. Price 80 and 25 cents per bottle.
sold by druggists.
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pdny That the first and second paragraphs
Of section Of The Bylaws shall be
amended so as 10 read as follows:

amended so as 10 read az follows:
There shall besppointed annually by the Boa ri
uf Directors standing Committee on Finance, a
standing Committee on The Road Standing Com
niittee ON Real Estate and lncident1 business md
a standing Executive Committee. each, except
s;hd Executive Committee, 10 consist Of such
member or members a. the Board may from time
to time designate, and said Executive Committee
N consist Of five members including the president
and nrst vice-president. ststed meetings Of each
Of said committees except Of the Executive Com
mittee shall be held at the general Office Imme-
dately preceding the stated meetings Of the Board
and meetings II the Executive Committee may he
called at any time place that the president may
appoint or designate. and said Executive Commit
tee shall be- charged with such duties and invested
with snch sutLority ~ The Board Of Directors may
authorize
There being no further business, the
meeting adjourned.
Personal.
Among those present were the follow
ing: president a. s. BuiOrd, Second Vice
President A. Y. Stokes, Third Vice-PTeSi-
dent L. ". Logan, and Messrs. John Stew
art, Daniel X. Stewart, Richard V. Gaines,
X. Il. Hubard, James III. DOoley. X. h.
McPhail, Colonel W. III. Palmer, John Il.
Branch, General Bradley T. johnson, and
the general counsel Of the company, Judge
Hunter III. Marshall. just as the meeting
adjourned Mr. W. =. Clyde entered the
room, having Just arrived in the city.
He was accompanied by Mr.. Reuben FoS-
ter, general manager OF the York River
line OF steamers.
FINANCIAL.
The intention OF the Richmond and
Danville Company to issue S4,000,000 Of
income bonds has been abandoned. Colo
mel BufOrd and other members OF the
Board Of Directors say that the condition
Of the company is such that it does not
need any additional capital.
The Board met after the stockholders
meeting and made the formal subscription
20 the Terminal Company.
bIr. John p. Branch was elected men,
Der Of the Board rice w. l.. Owen, de-
ceased.
The yico-presidents Of the company are
now as follows: George W. Perkins, OF
New York, first vice-president; A. \.
Stokes, OF Richmond, second yice-presi-
dent; Y. Vi. Logan, OF Richmond, third
yice-president.
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,rpxy pAyIs's rAIN.KIILER.

DrRRY DAVIS'S VEGETABLE
PAIN-KULER,
xyvgr.FAILING CURE FOR BURNS,
scALpS. BRUISES, CUTS, SORES ETC.
,rrrR FORTY YEARS OF TRIAL
PERRY DAYIs'S PAIN-kILLER
STANDS UNRIVALLED.
,r * sAFE. IT ACTS IMMEDIATELY,
IT NEVER FAILS!
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TROPIC-FRUTT LAXATIVE.


PRESCRIBED 81 PHYSICIANS.
VR0PIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE,
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS ANL
PLANTS,
4 DELICIOUS AND Refreshing
FRUIT LOZENGE,
WHICH SERVES THE PURPOSE or
PILLS AND
DISAGREEADLE PCRGATIVE
MEDICINES.
TROTIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE
IS TIiR
BEST PREPARATION IN TIE WORLD
ron
CONSTIPATION, BILIOUSNEss, lIEADACHE,
PILES, AND ALL KINDRED COMPLAINTS.
acts gently, effectively, and Is delicious to take.
Cleansing tie system thoroughly, It imparts vigor
% miad and body, and dlspels melancholy hypo-
choudria, etc. OSE TRIAL CONyISCEs.
PACKED IN BRONZE TIN BOXES ONLY.
Price, 25 and 90 cents. Sold by all druggist.
lmy 3-deodtMh1O,62l
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s,uxoxs LIVER aseuLAToR, lIa-
!. ,,',,, ,,a'orrcTIoN FROM MALARIA.

L
,.rou. arc the developments Of Msisria
n1 IL continually suffer from this noSious
es' nscn ncy least imagine II Is lurking IN
,sslr system ,,,,,,,p t,r,n.cur
V"''''INTE INTERNlTTENT FEVER,
.rp1I. DEBILITY, BILIOUS FEVER.
Oi'-' IASSiTuDE,
TYPHOID FEVER, NAUSEA,
ARE THE
..NrlI 0FFSPRINGS or MALARIA.
- the,r origin In a disordcred liver, which,
'n' ,N,oa,,tcd IN time. great sSGcring wrciched-
H'' "a death viii cnsuc.
- SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
fPuREIN vgGETkRLxl
.,a.,l, s,rgsin IN its remedial effects, and acts
y .,romp,ly IN curing sil forms Of Mslarlal dis
~ ' ,h,n calomel or qnininc, without any Of the
e's, ,gs consequences which follow their use.
s,.tsn occasionally by persons exposed TO Ma
=. 4, viii cxpci The poison and
PROTECT THEM FROM ATTACkl
,,,i vou sct the genuine In white wrapper,
=, "A 2. prcparcd only by
y sO-dcoily&wly o. H. HEILiN & co.
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RICHMOND AND DANVILLE.
called Meeting OF the Stockholders OF
This Company Held Yesterday.

"spori or PRESIDENT Bnford Relative to the
West Point Terminal Company, the CONF
pienon or the Western North Carolina, the
Purchase or the Virginia Midland, &c.,
Sc.-Capital Stock Of the West Point Ter.i-
nni Railway aud Wsrehouse Company Ia
creased, and the DnnviIIe Compauy Ia
cfesses III Subscription Thereto.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-08

STATE FAIR.-The Fair will open Mon
day, October 18th, and continue until the
9th inclusive. The gates will be opened
daily to vehicles transporting supplies from
sunrise until o O'Clock, when all such vehi-
clcs must leave the grounds.
Visitors will be admitted at % A. W.,
and afterwards until sunset, when the gates
will he closed.
The day will be devoted principally 10
the exhibition OF stock, although there will
he much else worth seeing.
The secretary Of the Society states that
the indications at this writing are that the
Fair will be well attended and the exhibit
a good one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-08
CHICK CIGARS, Sc.

CHRONIC LOOsENEss or The BOWELS results
from imperfect digestion. The cause lies I'm the
tOrpdity Of the liver, and the cure Is, take SIM
MONS LIVER REGULATOR 10 aid digestion, 10
stimulate the duh and sluggish liver and 10 regu-
late the bowels Genuine prepared only ly J. u.
ZEILIN & CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-08

LOOK at our COLoRED DRESS SILKS at sl. spo
cial bargains. JULIUS MEYER & SoS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-08

THE GoLr-MEDAL BOUQUET
is the name given to that exquisite perfume Of J. &
+. ATKINsOS's, which was awarded the first prize
at the International Exhibition at Paris.
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LOST. srRAYED. AND STOLEN.

CAME TO NY HOUSE, OK ME-Cx.ss
" GAINESVILLE TURNPIKE. 29n 60.
September, u LARGE RED COW. gIe Oans r
Will please come forward. prove property. p,y
expenses, and take her away, or she wi.l le del,
With according 10 law.
oc s-3i' j. G. sCHERMErHDRN.
STRAYED, FROM NY RESi-Ties!
- DENCE, No. 27O4, corner Tweniy- -.--..
seventh and y streets, on the 9th Of DcfsDrf.
SMALL RED-AND-NHITE COW. wlA ion
horns. Any person giving information lcallng -
her rueOyeiy At The above place Will be- literally
warded. &C s-lts
I OST, A NEGOTIABLE NOTE FOR
A s55, drawn by W. A. Alien, La, al n,g1
days from September l, lSol, payable q ny
der, but not endorsed. The iId,T viii plei. .et %
on send " my coal Office and Obiige
h. W. RFISs
oc 7-2iE i23 north Scyentecntl. stf.,..
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\ CORDIAL INVITATION TO ALL.


DYSPEPSIA, BuIOUsNEss, NERVOUSNESS, and
miscrableness all cured with BOP BITTERs.
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ENTRIES TO
STATE FAIR
CLOSE OCTOBER 10TH. oc J-iOlO
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LIQUORS Of all kinds for sale low.
w. ID. BLAIR Co.
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CANNED GOODS OF every description.
w. ID. BLAIR 4 Co.
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Millions Of rats, mice, cats, bed-bugs reaches
lose their lives by collision with "Rough on Rat.'
Sold by druggists, 15c.
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LILY BELLE CIGAR, Sc.
PICNIC CIGARS, Sc.

PLAIN and STRIPED PLUsHEs. BLACK aud Co
LORED SILK VELyETs at julius MEYER & SONS.
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CoLoRED BRoCADE vELyETETNs at soc. WORT
81 at JULIUS MEYER & SONS.
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READ julius MEYER & SONS advertisement.
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MILLINERY, xe.

~->>c~~~~~~---->e-~S~s~ -.
WE TAKE THE LEAD. <,8s
GRAND DISPLAY
MILLINERY AND CLoAks.
We cordially tnvlle tie ladies 10 examine our
new and magnificent stock Of FALL and WIN.
TER BoSNETs and ROUND HATS OF su the
latest Partisan and London patterns
We show all the novelties IA
PLUNEs, PLUsHEs,
vELyETs, SATINs,
RIBBONS, and FLOWERS.
In oar CLOAK department can e fpssi
LADIES' DOLhANs,
ULsTERs,
WALKING-JACkETs aud
CLOAKs Of the latest fashion,
Also, MISSES CLOAKs in great yal;ctg. We.
guarantee the cheapest prices on an goods in this
department.
We carry an immense assortment o. DRESS
TRIMMINGS, such as PRINCES, PAssgMEN-
TERIEs, BUTTONS, aud LACEs.
wOLFoRD & sHILBERG.
oc SIT S23 Broli s,raot.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, horses, ,ehi-
cles, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-08

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
DExEcUTED a, the DISPATCH PRINTING!
HOUSE.
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CONTRACTS FOR FEED.-Ai a meeting oi
the Committee on Streets held last night
the contracts for feed for the street depart
ment were awarded as follows: Northern
hay. S22.0j pcrtOn, to Atkinson * Temple;
oats, 5Sc. per buShcl, to Briggs a Brother;
corn, roc. per bushel, to Atkinson " Temple;
brownstuff, S27.5O per ton, to Il. I. Alvey
& CO.. shipStun, $50 per ton, to Il. l.. Al
vey 4 Co.; straw, 59c. per hundred, TO
II. Il. Alvey d Co.
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SUMNER RESORTS.


IHE uIGEIA HOTEL,
Il OLD POINT COMFORT. w.
situated 100 yards from Fort MoDfsf. t,fr1 ALI
the year. Equal 20 any hotel Ia the tsiics sfafes
- SUMMER RESORT. send for cifct iaacrlb-
Ing hygein.c advantages, etc.
HARRISON Plf,f ..Us.
.e1o fn pF.etor.
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VI. ELLYsON & CO.. advertising agents, inscrt sd-
yertisementsm all Of the newspapers Of the United
states 20 publishers rates. Orders left ut the Dis
patch counung-room viii receive prompt atten-
ton.
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w 4 y Z 4 d,
w PURCutsEB- FOE
100000 SAWED >pitCCE LkTHS.
10000 LARGE NJ. 1 HENRI lPeE--
SINGLE,
$4,000 LARGE NJ. I sAP CYPG1s, sHlN-
GLEs,
together with a large stock Of MI KINDS o.
LUHBGK, which We OIef az low price.
TRUMAN A.PARAEil q CO.
Lumber Detiers
an l9-tNOr 10 Filth aud Canal .iles...
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NGRAS CARPETS way below regular prices 1t
JULIUS MEYER & SONS.
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WANTED, \ COMPETENT BOOK
w KEEPER. Apply In own handwriting with
reference. HEirMAN q UNGFR.
oc 6-tts l3 Fourteenth street.
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FERRIs's CELEBRATED HANS,
GORDON CELEBRATED VIRGINIA HAMS, at
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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stimulate the dun and sluggish liver and 10 regI-
late the bowels. Genuine prepared only Iy J. H..
ZEILIN x CO.
LILY BELLE CIGAR. Sc.
PLAIN and STRIPED PLUsHEs, BLACK aud Co
LORED SILK YELyETS at julius MEYER & SONS.
PICNIC CIGARS, Be.
NJ ELLISON & CO.. advertising agents, inscrt ad-
yertlsementsn all Of the newspapers or tie United
states 80 publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch couniing-room viii receive prompt atten-
ton.
IYGRAE CARPETS way below regular prizes 1t
JULIUS MEYER & SONS.
FERRIs's CELEBRATED HANS,
GORDON CELEBRATED VIRGINIA HAMS, az
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
HEAVY INGRAM CARPETS only 2jc. at JULIUS
MEYER & sons.
sc. only for PICNIC CIGAR.
WINE JELIIEs, AUSTRIAN RUlDIEt,at
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
MAGNIFICENT line Of new and stylish DRESS
GOODS at JULIUS MEYER SONS.
No. ASD EXTRA MESS MAcKEREL, in kits.
W. ID. BLAIR & co.
SAVE MONEY by having Jour printing done at
the DISPATCH PRETIVC-IloUsE Good work.
low prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Two-PLY ALL-wooL NGRAIN CARPETS only
60c. az julius MEYER & sON's.
NEW LOT KEY WEST CIGARS.
W. d. BLAIR & co. /
ENDLESS VARIETY FANCY CRACKERS lall /
fresh al CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
PROMOTE DIGESTION
and healihfuly stimulate the liver with the LIEBIG
CoMPANY's COCA BEEF TONIC. Beware OF worth I
less limitations. Ask for LrKBIG COSiPANY's COCA 1
BEEF TONIC.
EVERY FIBRE or Ny BEISG RESPONDS TO 4
the exhllaratng and beneficial elects Of a draught
Of TARRANT's sELTZER APEEIENT,m is the te3tl- /
mony Of thousands. Sold By all druggists.
CoLoRED BRocADE vELyETETNs at 5oc worth
81 at JULIUS MEYER SONS.
CANNED GOODS OF every description.
w. ID. BLAIR & Co.
LOON az oar COLORED DRESS SILKS at Sl. Spo-
,ial bargains. JULIUS MEYER son.
LIQUORS Of all kinds for sale low.
w. ID. BLAIR & Co.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.