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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-25
PERRY DAWES P&iS-IkILIER.
DERRY DAVIS'S VEGETABLE
PAIN-KILLER,
4 NEYER-FAILING CURE FOR BURNS,
sCALDs, BRCI5E5, CUTS, SORES ETC.
AFTER FORTY YEARS OF TRIAL
PERRY DAVIS's PAIN-KILLER
STANDS UNBNALLED.
1T Is SAFE. 1T ACTS IMMEDIATELY 7!
IT NEVER FAILS!
PERRY DAWES PAuN.llILLEn.

Editor Of the II. John u. b. Ntir3 says:
IN ilc--wOuds, aches. pains, sores ETC., II l. tle
,E0gt cfecfu0f remedy VIC know OF. No itiiii!
Should be without bottle OF u for single hoGt'
From the Cincinnati DispGtct:
we have seen II, magic. e-ect- ana 6"oF u % &c
good article
From 7. :. PORTER, United states Consul at Gre
field. Kheni>h Prussia:
After long years of use am satisfied It i posi-
tiyciv cfsclcnt rs a healing remedy Tor Wouhur'
bruises and Sprains.
". ". SIIARPEE, NaldOst1, Ca, say-:
Its a p.ndcei for all bruisc, HnG burh-'
From Il. ". ADAMS, Slco, Nc:
Ii gave me immediate relief.
Il. LEWIS says;
I'm forty years ne u never has failed me-
W.LUN, Nlchoyillc, :. Y, says:
use YOUR PAIN-hlLLER frequently. II r.
lierSs pain and soreness and he0tS Wounds Ike
magic.
j. W. DEE says:
Tor scalds aud burns Il has no cIuAL
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ernor Blgelow and staff and Governor Ha-
good and staf. Tonight Mayor Courtney
nc'd reception at the Academy OF Music,
which was largely attended, and at which
speeches were made by the Mayor, Gov
ernor Hagood, Governor Bigelow, ex-
eoyernor Jewell, and others. The Con-
necticut troops will leave here tomorrow
morning ia the Virginia Midland route,
ana may stay for one day IN Washington.
Governor Bigelow and staff viii leave
mere tomorrow night for Augusta, where
they VIII spend Wednesday, and then pro
coed to the Atlanta Exposition.
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Probable Particle.

WHEELING. w. VA, October PA spo-
c',l dispatch from ST. Clarisvlle, Ohio, TO
the iat.Viqenc,r says: Saturday night
Tames Weir struck his father, General Jo-
Senb weir. in the face, knocking him down;
Since which time the General has been I'M
conscious, and death is expected at any
moment. The parties are the iather
and brother OF George w. Weir, now
in iail for the murder Of Sterling riggs
last Christmas. The affair was occasioncd
hy the refusal OF the old gentleman to sign
paper giving his only daughter 70 the
guardianship OF lady in town. When
Informed that his father would die the son
disappeared.
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Daniel st Grange Courthouse.

Especial telegram 70 the ID ipalch'l
ORANGE COURTHOUSE, Va, October a.
There was the largest attendance at
court to-day we have had for years. Ma
Tor Daniel was received amidst deaiening
applause. lie was in good trim and made
one Of his master efforts, holding his au-
diencc at times spel-bound, at Others cX-
citing them to the widest enthusiasm.
Orange viii give five hundred majority
for the Democrats.
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PERRY DAyIs's PAIN-NILLEE Is nets new
putrled remedy. For forty years it has been IN
constant use; and those wLo Lave used II inc '''s-
ct arc It best friend.
It's success Is entirely lecau.cofit' merit. Every
family should have a bottle ready for ne. Much
pain and heavy DOCTOR bis nay often lie saved
NV PROMPT application Of tie PAIN-KlLLEi'
Unlike most medicines ii IS perfectly slle even III
the hands Of a child. Try 1t once thoroughly ana
II will prove is value Your druggist has IL ~
oJc., Soc, and 81 per bottle.
PERRY DAVIS & SON, Proprietor
so1-oodtNoI Providence, II. l.
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CELERY
As 4 REMEDY FOR NERVOUS DISEASES.
WHAT THE MEDICAL PROFESSION
SAY ABOUT IT.
CELERY
THE GOOD RESULTS ATTENDING ITS USE
~
HEADACHE. NEURALGIA. NERVOUSNESS,
INDIGESTION, SLEEPLESSNE-3,
AND PARALYSIS.

Celery has only come Into public notice wlil!n
the last few ycar, as a n",ylnc but scientific cX-
pcrimcnts and experience E2yc proved beyond
doubt thst 10 controls nervous irritation AMI pc
riCdic nervous and sick-hc,dIche 10 marked de-
gree.
Brown Scqr1rd says that Celery contains more
ncrVo-fOod tlan any ether vegetable or substance
found IN nature. Celery w-s first discovered and
used as anervincby French ply lcilasab0nt 1867.
But a combination Of The EXTRACTS CF GEL
EEY AND CIIAMONlLE, which has been Lut re-
Gently introduced 10 the profession and thc pubic
bymysclf, has reduced such marvellous results In
curing nervousness and headaches, and especially
nervous and sck-hcadachcs, neuralgia, paralysis,
INDIGESTION and slccIlCssncss. thIt 70 has excited
public attention and newspaper comments, and
many physicians have tc-icl The merits If the
PREPARATION with lie best results, as quoted below
WHAT PHYSICIANS SAY.
DR. Bcnsons preparation Of Celery and Chamo-
adilil6n made to TIE ma.-ril mccics IN De Inst
quarter of "A ctntury."-Dr. =. u. D. Engier' "
D. :. dr.. Hcnson's pills are worth tfdr weight IN
go!d IN nervous and Cick-Leadaclc."-Dr. &. H.
Nfcichtcr. n baltimore.
"Thcsc pil, are Invaluable IN nervous us
case. - DR.. HtmmOHd, II Ssio York.
"lr. Ben5oHs pills for the cure OF neuralgia are
Il succc5s-Dr. q. y. Holman, ~ ChrtNtdH5-
b0rg, va.
These pills are a special preparation only for Tie
cure of special diseases. rs named ana for those
ih,ya-c worthy of trial by al Intelligent suffer-
er.. They are prepared cxpre-ly 10 cure sick
headache, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, dyspcpilc-hcadacie
ncuralgia nervousness, paralysis slccpcs'nc>s, and
indigestion, and viii cure any case. Price 80
cents. Postage free. sold by all druggists. Depot
LOG north Eutaw street, Baltimore, Did.
Zoe 22-eodlwl
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Political NcHg-A ETOrso-Thicf Sem
fenced 90 thc PonifcntiaTy.

Especial telegram to the Dispttch.l
PETERSBURG, VA, October 2i.-IIugh Il.
smith and Charles VI. Walsh were nomi-
mated for the House Of Delegates by the
Democratic Conservatives here tonight.
The regular Republican Convention
which met at Prince George Courthouse
to-day nominated Lewis YOungblood for
the Senate from this district, and r. VI.
NJ. Evans for the House OF Delegates from
Prince George and Surry counties. Both
are white.
George 4. HOLMAN (whi.) was con-
yictcd Of horSc-stcaling in the Hastings
Court to-day and sentenced to the pcnitcn-
tiary for five years.
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United States Senate.

WASHINGTON, OctoJCr2t.-Mr Edmund>
offered resolution contemplating the ap-
pointmont OF Chlcf-Clerk ShOlcr rs acting
Secretary Of Senate pro TEN. Adopted.
4 communication from the Secretary Of
State was received in rcspoaSe to a rcsolu-
ton inquiriny ii any action had lcen taken
towards the protection Of the rights and
interests Of the United States in the Pana-
ma canal. Referred TO the Committee on
Foreign Affairs.
The Senate then went into executive scs-
sion
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whiskey quiet a. ef.1e. BaIk-meafs quiet; should-
ors, 1855; rib, se.45; clear $3.50. Bacon slow
honldsrs.. $50: rib, elO.H0i clear 5000.
Lard nominsilY ll3c.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, October 2f.-fl0ur nOuiInpily IN
changed. Wleai uDsettled; opened hi CHER aud de-
clined; closed ut medium prices: No. 2 Chicago
spring, sl.34Z@tl.3kt eass. SI.3S October.
si.35t.GS1.35s November. Germ steady and Ia
fair demand: 6l.c. casa Is | ise.' November, 63Ac
December. Ost fairly active aud a shade higher !;
lsNy44Se. cash, 44Ac. November, 4fi-s. Deccm-
Der. Psrk unsettled and generally lower; slg.75
cash. 1880 November and December. Lari I'M
settled aud generally lower; 51l.52. cash. While
KEY steady and unchanged
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE, October 2f.-FlOur held FIRM
Wheat steady; No. 9 Milwaukee. e1.359 October,
el.35k November, tl.S6s- December. Corn strong (:
No. 2, b3c. Oats-N0. I,43c. Provisions lower.
liess pork, sl6.7O cash and November. Lard
Prime stem. tlI.70 each and November. LOGS
frner aud "A fair demand.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, October 24.-COttOn-Net receipts.
III bales; gross, 1926 bales. Futures closed
steady; October, e11.J3NSI1.55; November,
eli .b6G n 81; December, Sl1.22g 81 LIS;
January, sII.91GSll.92; February, $4,000
sl2.07; March, Sl2.229 l2.23; April sl2.35
& sl2.30 May, Sl247@ti2.4S; June, Si2.JSC
Sl2:j9; July, Sl2.6seslz.7O.
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Prom Norfolk.

Especial telegram to The DispstchJ
NORFOLK, Va, October 24.-The Mill
tary continue on guard, the Slayor being
apprehensiye that an attempt will be made
to mob the Jail and lynch sydney Sanford,
the murderer Of Jacob GLENN. The mill
tary are quartered In the Council chamber.
The City Of Richmond relieves the Ariel
on the James river tomorrow.
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rrLEGRAPHTC NEWS.
nm p,spArcn sRoa ALL POINTS.

r.,.sd states senate Yesterdays Edwin
~ N,.ean. Of New Work, Appointed and
= 800 secretary or enc Trsasary-Tnc
'v..s,an.s Once Of she Treasury Depari-
estiaatea--RcsisEstiOn or General
,,a,,,r. superintendent OF she Census Blu
Rcspcet TO the Memory OF the Late
-. Cnaora-Thc Copnecticst Soldiers
c.,r,e.ton, =. C.-Vsrious Interesting
g.r,igr Events, Sc.
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.rh. lonnestIcntT roops In Charleston.

CHARLESTON, s. c., October 2f.-Ihe
whole city has been given up to-day TO the
entertainment OF the visiting regiment
rom Connecticut. Business has been IN a
: y., measure suspended, and even banks
sransacfed no business that could be
AVOIDED. The feature 81 the days pro-
., olg was parade and review by Gov
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by Telegraph.

MN tith.
NEW YORK. October "a S0Oa.-S;ocks dali.
bat firm. Money. igJ percent. Exchange Long.
4794; short, 1857. state bonds dun ANA quiet.
GoyeInmcnts firm and quiet.
EcNipg.-EXeHange, 4eO. .G9yorhmcn'ss strong;
new 81, 100 a.: new 49,, 10 new =. liB.
Money, "a per cent. St1tcs moderately active.
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK. October 2i.-The Po9's financial
article N:ig 4. ". cdittoul slv-: The STICK TX
change markets today are quiet bu generally
strong II T. slid that Ex-Governor Morgan has
finally concluded o. accept She position 81 Sccrc-
tary If the Treasury. aud on til. the markets are
Inclined To- hc strong. tnitri state b"nds are 3
higher for Tie cXtcadcd o.. and Is higher for The
cxlcudcIG'-. Railroad bond, are centrally higher
tie Ti-c ranging from iN2 Der cent. The ret re-
-uit of the i.rtuailnu5 in the stock market rs an
tevaucc OF AZ 1 . per cent. The week opens on 1u
cIsv money market. call loans being oht1lnlllc ri
3 - q per cent; time lOIIs more cIailY thun OF
ilte at per cont ana prime nerc'nlil pa.oF at
g per cent. The Sub-IfctsuTy Wss lhir morning
debtor ~ TIE clearinghouse ~ she sum II S122,-
G7g.S3. ~ noon To-day tue United SiIits Assist
amt rpg sTtr oDp. proposals 20 sill bonds 40 I.c
on ring 20 the Government tCtll OF SJ.4l7,2OD
- per cent. boul-. TIE market f'r foreign cX-
chance !, very stcaiy oE smaI! transactions.
Tic following quotations were current to-day ~
2:3J L. NJ: Western UuisT. So: New York tcE-
lral. 1877. Lake shore, ll9l; Michigan Central
sJ1.: New York. Lake Erie and " Ctcru. Al {:
New York, Lake ErCand Western preferred, s ;
Scw York. Lake Erie 3nd Western seconds lob d;
Delaware. La ktWlnnd and c-te.n' l2o's; NcW
jersey Ccutr .L9Gti Delaware ana Tucson. llo'. :
Reading. gu: NtrlhwC,tCT, l2f; Northwc-t-
crn prt fcircd, 1874; ~ PAU. lUsA; Mabash aud
Pacific. asa : wabash aud Pacific preferred. SOS ::
Union Paclcc. lI9s: NJ. IA. and T., 4t'i; liznni-
bal and - Joseph, 90 3; Ohio aud Ms.i,ippi
90; Pacific Mail SOC: 9. C.and &, 2l@2lA;
Northern Pacirc common, 3rs northern ilrllc
prrrrrrcI. TSt,: san Francisco common, 49, (;
Central Pacific, 81: Rock Island, 1875: Chcsa-
pegkc and ohio. 2SmZ9; Louisville and Nashville
g45: Nashville and ChHHnooS1, Sj.s; on
tnrio and Western. 80 Manhattan Elevated,
81: Illinois Central, 1907; Canada southern,
COS; District IT Columbia $50 bonds, lU7 bid;
Chicago. Burlington ana Quincy l3f; Bcnyu
~. Paul and Omaha preferred, lU"f; G.. G., e..
and l.. "a: Eric and Western, 49,; Colorado
Coal, Dos; Ohio Central, 27.; Texas Pacific % -
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. October 2i.-NirpiHa G's, con>ols,
Sos: second series. 80; pr.t-dUe coupons, J3's :
now lu-Ins. 81 BID today.
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Fl9ur-Wc quote: Fine 2i.j00 50; extra. $3.50
f-ST75: eupcrine, $500 1913; common tIml-
ly, S7.75@SS; choice or Ia'cnt family, Ss.oOg
-N.15.
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CARpETs. OIL-CLOTHs, dc.

CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHs, &c.-I have
l inst received my FALL STOCK o. GOODS;
CARPETS, OlL-CLOTlls, RUGS, MATS, and
nRIrGGF1S OF an grades. Cornice, Lace ana
Damask Curtains OF The latest STYLES. shades iioi,
lands, &C. Paper-iiangiugs Of all styles, WHEN
am Offering NJ lowest prices All orders ptomPN'
attended 10. Work done ~ town aud country.
4. JENNINGS, No. 1871 Main slreeL
sc le-9m kiehh0n"' v"
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sLAREyE INTTLLIGErCE.

MINIATURE ALHAHAC-OcrOrER rs, 1851.
SUI rlscs........ =. G:o2 IlICH TIDE.
sun sea@............ al( siofHlng....s...... btJa
Aoon set7.......... 705 Sycn'ng............ 6l5
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER -, 1881.
ARRIVED.
Steiner Ola Dominion, Wslker. New York,
merchandise and passengers, g.. W. Allen Co.,
agents.
steamer Pioneer. Pl1u, Philadelphia, morchan-
disc and passengers, >. ". Mccormick. agent.
steamer Tiger Lily, Nalthall. ChickahOminy,
merchandise and passengers, W. a. o. Cole, su-
pcrintCudent.
coal, j. B. Watkins.
Schooner Belle Seaman, Stecman, Fhiladelpbla,
coal, ". }. Mcdowell.
Schooner Eugene Bord1, ---, New York, Iron.
TO Tretcglr Company, and hay 10 y. X. Savage &
Go.
schooner Mazyck, Curtis, New York, morchan-
disc. o. master.
schooner Rcbccca Florence, Crowcll, Boston,
merchandise, Curric q Go.
Schooner Maggie y. Marston, Dhcknston, Ken
nebcc river. ice, }. G. smith.
SAILED.
steamer Manhattan, Kelly, y W York, merchau-
die and passengers, g.. V. Allc * Go.
Steamer Fauitl, Nelson, Philadelphia, merc!an-
die aud Passengers. j. W. Mctarrick, agent.
Steamer Ariel. clifford, Norfolk, United states
mail. merchandise and passengers, l.. B Ialuin'
schooner j. J. Little, Candy. Western Branch,
fertilizer. Curric & Go.
schooner Edna Howard, Seaman, Baltimore
Hight.
Eriy Beta fGcrmar), Schroeder. santos, -four.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Sentenced TO Hard labor.

LONDON, October 94.-In the trial OF
Mabel Wilberforce, the jury, after disa-
greeng in the case, retired for an hour and
Il hall, and on returning 10 court again an
nounced that they were unable to agree.
Justice Hawkins said he would have to de-
tain them some hours longer. After con-
siderable interval they returned q third
time and announced a verdict OF guilty,
with accommodation to mercy. The
prisoner was then sentenced 10 nine years
imprisonment at hard labor.
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cnocKrRY. GLAss,yARE, &c.

NNlfBN y 7 > 70 = TT =
NEW GOODS.
RICH DINNER, TEA, and T0iLET-sETs, In
new shapes and decorations;
ELEGANT GAME, FISH, DESERT, andlCE-
CREAM-sETS Of the Latest styles;
DRESDEN FIGURES ana ORNAMENTS in all
tie latest designs;
RICH CUT-GLAss, DRONZEs, &C.
The largest stock ever exhibited IN this city Can
and look at them. y. II. TAYLOR
e16 No. 10ll Main street.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

MONDAY, October -, 1881.
EALEs-FIEsT BoAnD.-1 900 Virginia tsx-re-
ceivabe coupons ~ %; 60 shares Richmond aud
Danvillc stock at 100.
SyCOsu HANNA caies
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FINANCIAL.
C0YFEpERATE BONDS.

Am buying largely these bonds with all coupons
from July. go, attached. Until orders exhausted
viii pay s2 a thousand for such bonds delivered a.
my ofiice 81 Wall street, New York free OF eN ,
pense, IN lots under one hundred ulo'lS"hu' anu
". SO a thousand In larger lots, ,,,e,,s =,
Oc 22-Bt EAfHAfi. %. MooI.'f 49,.
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SEEDS. &c.

NOR SALE.-We have In store and can
Il nm orders promptly for seed Wheat, hys' ana
oats f.prine aud winter, Glover, Orc,Ars-tsrass,
Timothy fierds-t;rlss. and Kentucky Bsuc-brst>s
seed. AI-o, good stock OF Family, Extra, super
Il. u. TIIAFERRo 8 co.
oc I5-eod III south Twelfth street
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General Foreign Notes.

LONDON, October 2i.-ScycTal more ar
rests under the coercion act were made in
ireland to-day, including that OF Miss
llobncll, OF Ballydeholc, for persisting in
exhibiting 2 copy OF the "NC-Rent" mani
fcSto in the window Of her house.
The Dublin corresponds # says: Ac-
counts from different parts OF the country
since the PRONUNCIATION OF the proclamation
against the Land League have been salts
factory. There has been no disturbance Of
business, and the people are much relieved.
The steamer Alexandra, OF Moimo, SWc-
den, bound for that port from Newcastle,
with a crew Of twenty men, six adult pas
sengcrs, and four children, all SwCdcs re-
turning from America on visits 10 their
friends, is now week overdue, and it is
feared She has been lost in the recent gale.
IT appear, that only between twenty and
thirty persons were drowned by the foun-
dcring Of the steamer Clan Macduh, some
OF her passengers, comprising part Of Il
theatrical company bound for Bombay,
having been rescued. The disaster was
caused by leaks in the vessel, the water
from which cXtinguished the fires in the
furnaces.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, october "a, 1881.

WHEAT.-Wlitc, 80 bushels very good .. Sl.52 ;
1Obushcis fair ~ sl4j: 20 bu,Ecl. common 20
SLIP. Lancaster, $50 bushels very good NJ l.J3 /;
100 bushels very good "a Sl.j3. Mixed, 900 buah-
els good at sl.5i. FutZ go bushels very good A.
kl.46; 6 bushels very good ~ @l.iJ; - bushels
good 40 Lao md SAB; 4G bushels fair at ~ 80
and sI.3S.
C0i.N.-Wlhtc. Is bushels prime o. 7Jc.; 1876
bushels very good st 74c.; 80 bushels very
good az 7jc.: asa bushels very good now az zoe.
NiNcd, I2l bushels ycsy good az 73c.; Is bu,hel.
GOOD new al zoe.
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ELEGAYT STATIONERY, &C.

We have Jast OPENED handsome stock Of
LETTER AND N0TG.PAPERS
IN great variety at low prices 10y TIE Or SIN
gle quirc; some Ia new and pretty boxes, Win
ENVELOPES.
CARDS and ENVELOPES IN boxes or separnfe-
Also. NEW and POPULAR BOOKS, BIBLES,
PRAYER-ROOKs, and HlMNALs OF latest
styles 81 binding and ani-'L
Oc Ia WOODiOLnh q fAktAN.
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An Interesting Ceremony.

PAms, October 2l.-Thc ceremony Of
riyciin2 parts OF Bartholdi's statue OF ILL.,
erty took place to-day at the workshops Of
NJ. Goget Gauttier in the presence Of Sem
ator Labaulaye, Mr. Morton Ghc American
Minister, members OF the American lcga-
ton, and distinguished company Of
Frenchmen and Americans. Mr.. Morton
drove the first riyet and addres-e cd the
company, 10 which VI. Labaulaye re-
sponded in French.
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hooks, STATIONERY, dc.


NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
y MAGAZINES, &c.
SCRIBNER'S, HAMPERS, NORTH A9ERltAN
REVIEW, CONTEMPORARY REVIEW,
NINETEENTH GENTRY, POPLAR
MONTHLY, SUNDAY MAGAZINE, APPLE
TONS, ATLANTIC, BUDGET PLEASANT
Also. Al. FSsliION-PLATEs, such as Young
LADIES' JOUKNlL; FRANK LssiikS
IADl'S 4aGAZIkS, MIN YORK FASHION
BAZAR. GODENiS, PETERsOhiS :, and ouiers;
Full supply SEASIDE LIBRARY, III NBOLDT
LIBRARY, and STANDARD SERIES:
Einesupily PICTUEE-FRAAiEs and WALKING
CANES. 1t y. LEONARD'S, Newsdealer,
oc 23-3m 0Os Main street.
TIEE SThTIONERY.-W JOHN
4 sTON & 60. arr receiving EEW AND LATE
STYLES OF ZINE sTATlONERl and large
snd ELEGANT assortment Of BOX PAPER aud EN-
VELOPES, and CARDS and ENVELOPES, In
boxes, f0r receptions. regrets, aeecgttnecs ETC..
We engr1ye or pitnt WEDDING INVITA-
TIONS md RECEPTIONS Ia Tie latest style,
u.iBg the beet material.
MONOGRAss and CRESTS made 10 order.
WEST, JOHNSTON & CO..,
Booksellers and Stii0nefs,
Oc 3 Oh Main street.
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DROWN'S IRON BITTERS

DROWN'S IRON BITTERS
---- Are highly w.
commended
for all discascs
IRON DITTERS requiring GER IRON BITTERS
tin aud cii-
Gent TONIC,
4 True Tonic. especially DYS-' Cure Dyspcpsi1-
PERSIA, INDl-
|GESIION, IN
a EKAITIEN1-
FFNEH, LOSS
oF STRENGTH.
WANT OF APP
'PF1TE, LACK
IRON BITTERS or ENEnGN, IRON BITTEES
etc.; CrrchesI
the blood,
Complete strengthens hcI For Delicate
muscles, ana
gives new liIc
strcngthcncr. 10 the nerves. Females.
i1ECy ACT LIKE
IA CnAnN on
the digestive
organs, remOv-
Ing all dy,pcp-
tic symptoms.
TRY THEN
IRON BITTERS. = Of ID b y alN IRON DIITkE4
druggist.
Write for the
Sure Appetizer. a u g Book \ sure Royiyer-
SEST FREE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-25
BetUeon Francc and TtaIy.

ROVE, October 24.-Thc delegates ap-
pointed TO conclude treaty OF commerce
with France will return to Paris Wednes-
day with full powers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-25
OFFICE OF LANoAsIEn 8, 8 Lg !,,,S

CONFEDERATE STATES BONDS OF
4 Denominations Of 81 600 and $500 wanted.
Holders may find It 10 ihcir intsTe4t 10 eau On W
before selling. -c.errp eIrctyE
&C l9-lw LANNAHlEh {" hSN'NN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-25

secretary Blaine gave al entertainment
Tonight q Wormley's il honor OF our for
eign guests.
a number Of citizens Of New York called
"a The President this morning. They were
Mighty pleased at the nomination and con-
alinalion Of Governor Morgan as Secretary
81 the Treasury.
The Senate at a quarter past - to-day
went into executive session.
Inc supreme Court to-day adjourned az
nlars Of respect 10 the late Judge Cliff
i0fd. Aitorney-General NacYeagh an
bounced bis death.
U0'efnnent receipts to-day were as fol-
Dss: Customs, S5sS,lll; internal reye-
nue. 1888, 42s.
Inc French Minister he's issued cards for
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-02
Packing Furs and FIannels.

Now Is the time TO clean all furs and
robes, and 10 pack them away safely for
summer. The sooner il is done the bet
ter, before the moth has a chance to get
at them. Furs need n thorough BRUSH
ing, so as to get out all the dust; and
robos can he beaten with n whip, TO be
made perfectly clean. All rips should
be sewed, in readiness for next winter.
Then, when well cleaned, sprinkle to-
bacco I'VE the fur side and fold them
together and roll up tightly and tic with
n cord. Gloves, caps, collars and furs,
after cleaning, may be s%prinkled with
tobacco, rolled up and put into a linen
or paper bag. A tight wooden chest Is
the best thing to keep them in. After
packing closely, cover the top with
newspapers or cloth, and drop n few
drops of spirit OF turpcntine over IL.
Shut the over tight, and you need have
no fears for their safety till next fall,
when they will require a good shaking
aud airing, and look rs good rs new.
| have tried camphor gum, cedar,
strong herbs, like spearmint and penny
royal, and | find nothing SO perfectly
reliable as tobacco for keeping out
moths. Spirits of tsrpentine retains its
odor n long time, and Is excellent 10 put
into drawers and closets to keep off fios
and moths; but ! think, for furs and
flannels, tobacco is the surest. Mittens,
nubias, underwear and hose need TO be
washed well, mended and packed away
till needed, Blankets, too, must be
cleaned before laying away. A lady
friend, who is very particular, says she
smokes blankets and underwear with
burning sulphur. and il not only
whitens them but eHectually prevents
their being injured by moths or flies. 1t
is very much nicer to have all such
things packed in safety than il is e have
them lying around in the way and get
ting ruined by neglect; and Il is a com
forting thought that they will DO ready
for next winter Cor, Country Gentle