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TIE MISSISSIPPI DENOCRATIC
STATE CONVENTION.

same activity and the same person
al zeal in the interest of the re-
spective candidates as to-day, par
tioularly in the forenoon; Gov.
Stone and MAJOR Barksdale being
each in the capital button-h -holing
delegates, and inspiring their fol-
lowers to stand firm to the end.
Gen. Featberston, who is pres
ent, was appealed to, personally, to
withdraw, but the old war horse
declined to yield. Judge Calhoun
is the only one of the four caIdi-
dates not present and seeking the
office.
The convention opened by the
introduction and passage of reso-
luton pledging all the delegates to
the convention and their constitu-
ents to abide by the action of the
convention. The balloting began
and proceeded to the 23rd
ballot with the same monotonous
rioting Of the previous ballot.
Then Bolivar county, which had
been consistently casting tour bal
lots for Calhoun, deserted him for
EStone. The applause that followed
was so great that the sergeant-at
arms was ordered to clear the aisle
and the lobby.
Issaquena, on this ballot, also
j. changed one vote to Barksdale, the
l vote standing: Stone, 1881; Barks-
dale, 94S; Featherston, "a 2-5;
Calhoun, 12B. Pending the Goth
e ballot, the convention took re,
d Cess for thirty minutes for the avow-
e ed purpose oflog rolling, and when
y re-as8emhled, it was generally un-
s. derstood the issue would be mar.
IL rowed down to Stone and Barks
II dale, each candidate expressed
u great confidence.
ol When Chickasaw was reached
Id Gen. w. F. Tucker arose, paid al
is eloquent tribute to Gen. Feather
u ston, and said Chickasaw had al
IN ways honored drafts made upon i
H. by Featherston, but the tine haC
er come when the deadlock must b
ne broken, and in the interest Of
u higher cause than friendship; j
hS the interest Of the Democratic pal
a1- ty, and through it ths people {
u.s. Mississippi. ChickoSaw now prc
posed to follow a.new leader. Ii
- ended by casting his vote for EthC
- BarkSdale. The effect was electr
~ cal. The delegates on the left rel
40 resenting the Barksdale side of til
,ao house, and the crowded aisles, lol
for by and galleries raised a perfe,
;ao storm Of applause that for lor
time dtftad tina efforts OF the chaj
cor man to control.
,;n Claiborne also ceased casting
= . fraction vote, and solidified f
Barksdale.
The 9th ballot, when the co
ast. yention adjourned for dinner stoc
70 Stone, 108; Barksdale, SO; Feat
,wn erston, 10; Calhoun, 12.
ncb Evening Session.
,lev On the 28th ballot, Mr.. Powe
ten Of the Madison delegation, vii
witt drew Ualhoun's name, casting {
ith, votes for Stone.
Sec On the S1st ballot, the conve
sur. ton took a recess Of three minut
as to consult. All the anti-third- ter
by. ers were requested to meet a
tial caucus. When it reconYened, i
nds mense numbers flocked into
. Of hall and gallery-the earnest a
,tial determined face of Barksdale
lup. ing prominent in the crowd,
d in Featherston's name was wi
Of drawn.
! q Mr.. Clifton withdrew the nal
III, Of Maj. Barksdale.
loss Gen. Tucker placed Robert La
ron ry in nomination. He said Low
The was the embodiment Of two ldt
licb upon which he stood, viz: oppc
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Tic noxt State Sunday School
Convention will be held at Water
Valley.
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75c. per gallon Ked, Brown or Chocolate.
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Machlpery Oils.
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Engine 75 a z,
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Sewing Machine Oin.,,.l.00 per doz. bots.
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testimonials and er9 sent free on appllca-
tion to
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For the Legislature.

We are authorized to announce 7.
] Frederick, as a candidate to repre-
sent Tippah county in the lower
branch Of the Mississippi Legislature
at the ensuing November election
We are authorized to announce Hon.
w. A. Boyd as a candidate to repre-
sent Tippah County in the lower
branch Of the Mississippi Legislature
Election Tuesday November ), 1851
For Sheriff.
We are authorized to announce the
name OF j. NJ. RUTHERFORD as a
candidate for Sheriff of Tippah County
TT the ensuing November election
We are authorized to announce JNO.
A. NORRIS as a candidate for Sherlll
of Tippah County at the ensuing NO
yember election.
We are authorized to announce tht
name of WIN. H. FOOTE as q candi
date for the Office OF Sheriff of TippaE
County. Election November 8, 1881.
Capt. II. T. COUNSEILLE is can
didate for re election to the office O
Sheriff of Tippah County, Election
November 5, 1881.
For Treasurer.
We are authorized to announce l
w. BARTLETT as 81 candidate for II
election to the office of Treasurer o
Tippah County at the ensuing Noyem
Der election.
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For Treasurer.
For Supervisor.

We are authorized to announce the
name of r. NJ. LINVILLE as can
didate for reelection to the office OF
Supervisor in District No 2-Tippah
County-at the ensuing November
nlection.
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Justice OF the Peace.

We are authorized to announce J. B.
ZANE as a candidate for Justica Of the
Peace, iii Supervisors District No. s.
Orizaba, Tippah county-at the ensu
ing November election.
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RIPLEY IN3TiTJTE.

A High School for Boys and Young
Men ,..
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j. W, COLEMAN,
General Passenger Agent,
New Orleans, La
]. G, MANN, .. ...
Supt. North Division,
Jackson, Tenn.
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The first session of this Institution Of
learning will comm nee 9'4 ..le lst Monday
in September, 1881, all coAtlnue montlls
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In any part Of the Country.

We mean it and are prepared to
demonstrate the fact. They are
operated by either Man, Horse or
Steam Power, and bore very rapid.
They range in size from
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North Carolina pays out twelve
million dollars for whiskey alone.
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The Episcopal Hetbodfsf, the weIl-known reli-
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c. w. BENSON, a practlclng physlcian, at No.
LOG north Kutaw street, OF this city who has paid
much attention % nervous diseases, has discovered
that EXTRACT OF CELERY AND CHAMO-
MILE, combined In certain proportion. invarla-
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Depot, log NORTH EUTAw STREET, BALTI-
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"DR. BENsON's PILLS for the cure OF Neural
GA are success.r-D DR.. G. p. Holman, Of C'Tis-
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West Point.

COLONEL CAMERON FAILED TO CONF TO TIME
On SATURDAY, AND HIS SUBSTITUTE FOR
TIM OCCASION ADVOCATES REPUTATION.
Especial telegram to The Dispatch.
WEST PoINT, October 1j.-Coloncl Came
ron was advertised to speak here to-day,
bat failed to Put in an appearance. Not
withstanding it was extensively adver-
tlsed very small crowd was here to hear
him. consisting OF about fifty blacky, and
not over hali-dozen white Beadjusters.
Colonel John Tyler made lengthy speech,
advocating reputation out and out, and
insisting that the United States Govern
ment ought to pay Virginia's debt. Major
j. y. Stubs replied to him in a splendid
address with fine effect.
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CharrcS hv Potriek Euon.

NEW YORK, October ia Palis special
says Patrick Egan, Of the Land League,
telegraphcd the following message thi,
morning from this city:
To Hon. W. Z. Forster, Chi.f Secretary .toS
Ireland:
/ charge that conspiracy exists among
the soldiers now stationed in Limerick to
fire without orders upon the people on the
first opportunity that offers. further
charge that this has been known to your
Government for several days, and that you
still culpably allow those men TO remain in
the country, and / say that il under the
circumstances any such occurrence takes
place the whole civilized world will hold
YOU accountable for the slaughter OF my
cCuntrymen.
[Signed] PATRICK EGAN.
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a TFOtfing Contest Between ~. Julien
and Triukct.

New YORK, October 15.-Probably the
largest croudeycr at Fleetwood Park track
assembled at the grounds OF the Gentle
mems Driving Association to-day to wit
ness the great trotting event between ST..
julien and Trinket-mie heats, best three
in iiyc--for purse OF $4,000. The track
was in admirable condition and the weather
was favorable. After second start the
horses were sent off in the first heat,
Trlnket leading; but before the quarter
pole was reached 81. Julien passed the
mare and kept the lead to the finish, Trink-
ct coming In on a run. Time, 2:14t.
In the second heat 81. Julien led Trinket
two lengths at the quartcr-pole, length at
the llalf-pole, a length at the threc-quartcrs,
and along that TO the finish, when TTinkct
again broke into run. Time, 217{.
The horses were evenly started i'm the
third heat, ST. Julien taking the lead when
at the three-quarter pole. Trinket broke,
but was brought down ut once. At the
turn the horses were almost even, and the
finish OF the heat was very exciting. st.
Julien won the heat and race by three
quarters OF a length. Time, 2:16.
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1910. iva" Va Oaufef M fekorSDHTH.
iSfse'ai telegram "a SIC Dlspafch.l
fk1sAsprnDs Va, October f5.--The elo-
quent champion 81 Democracy was received
here at 1876 p. NJ. by the Young Demo
cracy OF the Ccckade Club. More than geo
members were present, and an immense
concourse OF citizens. A splendid band Of
music drawn by six beautiful white horses.
with banners flying and one continuous
cheer all along the line Of march from the
depot to the residence Of DIR. w. L. Wat
kins, on Franklin street, made the scene
one long to be remembered by the people
oil the Cockadc city. The loud and long
yells OF the multitude and firing OF cannon
was inspiring to the extreme. The great
Virginia orator, in soul-stirring accents.
responded TO this grand greeting in man.
ner worthy OF the occasion and the man.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
PETERSBURG, October 15.-Major Daniel
spoke to M immense audience at the Acad-
envy tO-night-to the largest crowd ever as
sembled in that building, and never was
such enthusiasm witnessed at any political
meeting in Petersburg. His speech was
mastery, eloquent, clear, able, convincing
presentation OF the issues OF the canvass.
The people were wild with enthusiasm.
the immense audience several times rising
10 their feet and giving him cheer after
cheer. At the close Of the speech the crowd
upon the stage took him in their arms.
raised him on their shoulders, and cheered
and applauded him for many minutes. The
speech was grand one, and will do the
Democratic cause much good in Peters
BURG.
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Maryland Troops In ROuIe for York
foam.

BALTIMORE, Mp, October 1j.-The Fifth
Maryland regiment OF infantry, composed
OF ten companies, with band and drum
corps, Colonel Stewart Brown command
ing; the First Battalion OF Infantry. Lieu
tenant Colonel II. X. Douglas commanding,
composed OF the Frederick Rifles, LingaTe
Guards, HagerstOwn Light Infantry, Bond
Guards, Towson Guards, with band
and drum-corpS; the Second Battalion
Of Infantry, Lieutenant-Colonel Henry
J. johnson commanding, composed Of the
Garrett Guards, Cumberland Yoltigeurs,
Hamilton Light Infantry, Governors
Guard, and Kent Guards, with band and
drum corps, left here this afternoon on the
steamer Mason l.. Weems for Yorktown,
and should reach there ut A. VI. to-mor-
row. The entire force is about nine hun
bred strong, all under the command Of
Brigadcr-Gcneral James b. Herbert. Tho
staff and fcld-Onicers will he mounted,
horses having been already sent down.
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EGRApHIC NEWS
cue DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS
,0rg Fsox THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

.,,,, Fires ia Tcxas-Turf spertsj A
psn ,.,,,s Tro, Between 81. julien and Trim
MARYLAND Troops or for Yorktown
- North Carolina Railroad-Arrcst
-. fand.reasue Leaders In Ireland
:, hurricane In Enslsndi The Most
s.'s.,rous Known for Xesrs; Great De-
.,,,, ef Property and Loss OF Life, &C.
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sr. LOUIS, October ia Dallas spe
cial reports destructive lire In Palestine
Nearly all the business houses on the pub
lie square were burned, and the loss above
the insurance will be $35, 600.
A large part OF Bolton has also been de
stroyed by fire. IL was thought to have
been started by an ineendiary. The loss
will be $4,000.
Zader & IIarrIngton's store, In Bos'
aIier. has been burned--loss $4,000; In
surance $4,000.
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CHICAGO, October Dat meeting OF
Che Chicago Driving-Pmk Association yes
terday the secretary was directed TO COM
municate with PIERRE Lorillsrd and j. r..
Keene, and ascertain il there is any hkli-
hood Of the horses Iroquois and Foxhall
being brought TO America, and II so, whe-
Their 900, 900 or 5000 would De an induce
ment TO have them make their first appear
anc2 on the Track OF the Association.
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The United States Senate.
sIxTn pAY OF 1HE spRcIAL sEssIo

WASHINGTON, October 1j.-In the Senate
to-day Mr.. Morgan, Of Alabama, intro
duccd resolution authorizing the printing
and distribution 10 the members OF the
Senate OF $500 copies of the consular re-
port recently issued by the Department OF
State on the cotton goods trade Of the
world.
The Senate then went into executive
session.
When the doors were re6pened the Sem
ate adjourned until Monday.
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rho Atlantic, Tennessee and Ohio
Railroad.

CuARIOTTE, Y. O., October I5.-The At
lantic. Tennessee and Ohio railroad, rum
ming between Charlotte and Statesyille,
was leased Yesterday for ninety-nine years,
NJ an annual rental OF 2j,OO0 to the man
o,,cment of the Charlotte, Columbia and
augusta railroad. The majority OF the
Stock in the latter il owned by the Clyde
syndicate. and the transaction adds forty
nine miles OF road to the lines OF that COM
binati0n.
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It's Use.
II removes fainncss, natulcncy, destroys al
craving for stlmulinis, and relieves. weakness OF
the stomach. 1t cures Dloating, Headaches, Ncr-
vous Prostitution, General Debility, slecplcssness-
Depression, and Indigestion.
That feeling Of bearing down, causing pains
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By Ms use II will at al times and under all crcum
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the female system. For the cure Of. Kidney Com
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INC, Lynn, Mass. Price, sl six bottles for 50.
sent by mail in The form pills alson the form of
lozenges on receipt of price, 81 per box for either.
Mrs PISKHAN freely answers all. letters sof in
qulry. Send for pamphlet. Address as above.
Mention this paper.
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ANOTHER COUNTY HEARD FRoN.-Fayette
county, Pa, sends In the following: The
Hamburg Drops has found its way up in
orr mountains and gained place In every
household. Julius Hoepling, Fayette
Springs, Fayette county Pa.
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FINANCIAL.

NEw YORK.


NEW YORK, October H. Noon .-sfocks strong
Money, 596 pcr cent. Exchanze-Ion1, 4703
short. 4S3. State bonds dali and nominal. GOV.
ernments quiet and steady, except extended 6's
Breaing,-Noney, Acc per cent. Exchange
4794. tioyersments Irregular: new 5's, 0Os,
new AS, ll3; new a.. ll5is. states nominal.
WALL STREET YKsrERDAY.
NEW YORK. October 1.-the Posg's financial
articic tl;45 Z. NJ. cditlonl says. The stOck-Ex-
change markets are fairly active md are generally
iiigher than yesterday, although the early dealings
IN stocks were characterized by weakness, prlces
falling ger cent. the principal decline hav-
Ing been In the elevated stocks There has since
been IN advance OF hff2x per cent. the strongest
stocks having been Peoria, Texas and Pacific Del
aware, Lackawanna and Western, Denver and Rio
Glande, Kansas and Texas, Reading, New York
Central. and Erie. United States bonds are slower
for te extended 6's Railroad bonds are Irregular
but generally higher. The money market l. easy
for borrowers at 56f6 per cent. There 81 yet little
disposition 70 masc time loans. Prime mercantile
paper Is nominally GH7 per cent. The market for
foreign exchange IL quiet and steady.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, October l5.-yirginIa G's, consols,
81 second series, 80: past-dne coupons 90
new 1O-40's, 52is. Bid to-day.
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SEEDS, &c.

T1OR SALE.-We have in store and can
nlI orders promptly for seed Wheat Rye, ana
Ttmothy Uerds-(:rass. and Kentucky Biuc-G rtss
Seed. 1lso, good stock Of Family Extra super-
nne' anu N.Y. W. Il. TALIAFERRo & CO.,
no1k Ill south Twelfth s:ret.
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Augusta, Ga, October l5.-George Car
rail- Young man, committed suicide To-
,day by shooting himself in the head with a
pistol.
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GRANITE QUARRIEs FOR SALE,

TWO VALUABLE GRANITE QUAR-
Il RIES FOR LEASE OR SALE, on linc OF
James River aud hanawha canal and Aliegnany
railroad two miles from The heart OF the city, anu
partially worked. Water or rail- transportation
Address or apply 20 U. A. CRENshAN,
oc l0-fot sos Main rect
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/ VORKTOWN CENTENNIAL CELE-
} l. BRATlON-An the CATIIOLICSOCIETlEs
intending To participate In the opening services If
lie Yorktown Centennial Celebration VIII as,en-
bic promptly At the following places e 81 4. ~,
sharp, I'm fun rcgalia, ON SUNDAY, 10th instant
CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL SOCIETY-Ninth
between Broad and Marshall streets.
ST. PETERS CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTl-
NENCE AND BENEFIClAL-Ienth between
Broad and Marshall streets.
KNIGHTS OF ST. JOsEPH-Tcnth between
Bruad and Capitol streets.
GERMAN sOCIETlES-On Broad street, right
'KNGiENf ORDER OF HIBERNIANs-Broad
street, r ght re ting on Eleventh
MCGILL IYCEUM AND CATHOLIC
KNIGHTS OF AMERICA-Eleycnth between
RICHMOND BRANCH IRISH NATIONAL
LAND LEAGUE-On Broad street, right resting
On Ninth.
resting ON Ninih-Caiholic Beneficial Society. 81.
Pcterfs Catholic Total Abstinence and Beneficial
Society, knights Of 81 joseph, German Societies,
Ancient Order Of llibcrnlans. hcttih IyCcun,
Catholic knights Of America, Irish National Land
Line II lIarch-Up Broad 70 Eighth, down lghth
10 Grace. down Grace 10 Ninfh, down Ninth to
Main, down Main to Fourteenth, down Fourteenth
Ia The Richmond and Danyllc depot, whcrv the
train VIII be taken for Yorktown.
Arriving NJ Yorktown, societies on leaving the
cars will tskc their places I'm line rs originally
formed, and march 10 the grounds assigned for
tie OpeDing services 10 hc conducted by the Right
Rev JOHN 10. kEANE, Bishop Of Richmond.
All the societies are expected 10 assist IN \ body
at the Holy Sacrifice Of the Mass, which Will COM
Hcnce at lOls 4. VI.
Tickets for tie omd-Trip-Richmond 10 York
town and return: For members Of sOcletlcs- LOO
ladies' societies, same prce-sood until the close OF
The assistant nlar4hals are requested to meet
promptly at q A. NJ. at Cathedral Hall;
+. j. REILLY,
oc 19-At Chief Marshal.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The Hurricane in England.

LONDON. October 15.-Dctails Of the hur-
ricane in England show that it has been the
most disastrous known for years. But few
continental or provincial kilograms have
been received. There was considerable
damage done to shipping in the Mersey.
NEW YOHK, October 1J.-The wires in
England are still down and communication
with London is slow end uncertain.
There il only one direct wire from Nslcntis
to London, and most OF The land wires
connecting with cables between England
and the Contuent are broken. 1t will take
considerable time to repair the wires, and
in the mean time messages for transmission
are accommodating, and business is many
hours behind.
EXTENT or THE SrORN-NuCH DAMAGE EVERY
INTERPRETATIONS CASUALTIES.
LONDON, October 15.-The London parks
are strcwn with fallen timber. Many boats
are aground in the river Thames and steam
boat traffic suspended. Very few places
in England have escaped damage by the
storm. -Four hundred small trees were
blown down in Southwark. Shipping cas-
ualties are numerous, but no crest disaster
is reported. Owing to the breaking down
OF telegraph wires the meteorological Office
is unable TO record observations.
The gale inflicted severe damage TO pro-
perry in all parts Of the country. Several
persons were killed and many injured.
Houses were unrooicd and unfinished
buildings collapsed. 1t is reported that
iorty-fiyc fishermen were lost ut Burn
Mouth and Eye Mouth, Scotland.
Upwards Of fifty Berwickshire smacks
were at sea during the storm, and it Is
feared most Of them have been lost. Ii is
reported that twenty fishermen were
drowned at Dunbar, and three pilots were
drowned in the Tyne.
by the falling Of the Roof at Stockion-on-
Tees five persons were killed.
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Irthur Q. Conner has also been arrested
nenfh of . CafhoIIe DishoI

LONDON, October 15.-The death Is an
nounced OF Right Rev. James Brown,
Roman Catholic Bishop OF Shrewsbury, at
the age OF sixty-nine.
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CENTENNIAL OFFICE AT YORK
TOWN.

II. u. CIAFFIN CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
hsve OPENED \ BRANCH OFFICE ATYORK-
TOWN, In their decorated tent, where they win be
pleased to see all Of their friends Call and get a
copy OF thoir Virginia Real sstateJourndt FnEB.
dolce Tenth and Main streets, Richmond, Va.
loc l4-0tl
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LIVERY.

Il Is impossible to remain long sick or out OF
health where HoP BITTRRs arc used.
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No family should be without LYDIA +. PINK
HAMS LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation,
Biliousness, and Torpidlty Of The Liver. Twenty
five cents per box. Sold by al druggists
au 26-eod