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~. A.e,.tant Republicans.

1,hc coslition movement In the Soutf
80 begun too late In every State except
virginia TO be successful. Here the battle
was fought for years under the nag o.
0Rexdiustment." The white voters were
divided into two parties upon question Of
domestic interest only, and afterwards,
when the passions Of the ReSdtusters had
become unduly excited and their preju.
dices against the Dcbt-Payers thoroughly
aroused, they were invited to STEP
over the line and Join the Republican
army. In the other southern States,
the coalition between the dissatisfied Dew'
ocrats and the Republicans Is avowed from
che first. Indeed, II would be totally USE
less to deny the nature Of the proposed CO.
alition, after the southern people have seen
Tor themselves the result Of the MAHoNE
liberalization OF Virginia. The Raleigh
Ne,cs says as to North Carolina:
at Is stated that the Republicans have
surrendered their organization in SIX
southern States to hungry Democrats VINO
find promotion too slow in Democratic
ranks. II no better results are obtained by
This mannuyre in other States than In
North Carolina, the Republicans nave
snapped the devil for the witch and lost IN
the trade. The assistant Republicans IN
North Carolina do not amount TO much."
In Virginia the Democrats were deceived
In General MALONE; but the Republicans
were much more badly sold. They Joined
their forces with his; but he distributes all
the spoils. LEWIS, DEzENDoRF, JoRGEN-
SEN, YosT, HUGHES, RIvEs, BRADY, all have
lost their influence at Washington. GEORGE
WISE aud RAN. TUCKER may be yexed
when, in reply to an application for the APP
pointment Of new postmaster, they are told
that all such applicationsare referred to Gen.
eral MALONE; but LEWIS and RIvEs must
be much more than vexed. And when they
see that Union Republican LEWIS MoKEN-
zE, OF Alexandria, turned out OF office in
order that better Mahoneite may fill his
place, the indignation Of the Republicans
OF Virginia must become almost explosive.
We are not sorry for them. Had they
voted with the Funders in 1879 or in 1881,
as they well knew 1t was their duty to vote
when none but tn. debt question was up
for decision, they would now be enjoying
that consideration at Washington which is
accorded to G0FF, WILEY, CAMPBELL,
LATHAM, &C., &C., Of West Virginia.
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We make the following extract from q
private letter written by the Hon. John L.
Harris to friend in this city:
"Under no circumstances can / again
consent to be candidate for Congress.
To rcGnter Congress now is forever to
abandon all possibility OF realizing any
thing in the future from practical pursuits,
and throws me upon the tempcstuous and
precarious life OF politics as the means Of
providing for those 10 whom my first and
highest duty is due.
"In doing this know shall incur the
displeasure OF old and valued friends, but
/ have weighed that. and much as it pains
me, yet / will trust to the future and their
good hearts to justify me. "-Staunton Vim
dictator,
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The success OF Massey is the downfall OF
Malone. The triumph Of the latter in this
canvass places the people and all the best
Interests OF Virginia absolutely in the power
OF one man. How he will exercise that
authority can be judged by the infamous
schemes presented in the last Legislature,
and from the rigor OF which we were only
saved by the friends Of John L. Massey. -
Lcestnrg Mirror.
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San rnAxolsco, July 20. = Three hundred
crippled and INDECENT Cinnamon were sen.
To Hong.Kong yesterday by the Chinese
Six Companies on the British steamer sera.
mis-. About 400 more Chinese also took
passage, only seventy-fve Of whom pro.
ylded themselves with passports Tor theii
return.
This afternoon the British steamer Cairns
muir left for Hong Kong with several hun
dred more Chinese passengers, 100 OF whom
took passports. This exodus Is due to the
fact Of the passage being so cheap now,
from s12 TO $50 buying ticket.
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS.
III ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY. Va
OPEN FOR NISIIORS JINF 1T.
CAPACITY, 1000 GUESS.
CHARGES

FER say. sssst->
Per month lof thirty day ,l................... ~
Two months or more c1'h,.,..-,.......,.... D.. .'
Take branch railroad 40 Goshen. Chc>areit, Hri
Ohio railway. for springs. only thirty-lt. r...-
ley to the gredt fyuHfdiH n hedith. 1lc.ut..
premises have undergone thorough and c.milD'.
repairs. placing the property a, sccuu1 g. fI
Watcring-p place IN this country. 4 bono fnr o.
Invalid. Amu>cmcnts OF every description PIP
those seeking recreation and pleasure. Fine hn. b.
ing and fishing. \ cordial Virginia welcome a.'
he extended 10 all, and everything possible t0U, t
make our guests comfortable. satisfied. ari l.I.f
EUGENE g.. PtlION.
my l-3m lAnNrnl AlLlI---r
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The convention to nominate a candidate
Tor Congress for the Seventh district will
meet at Stanton on Tuesday the 18th day
OF August, 1882, at IL o'clock N. The
basis OF representation will beone delegate
for every 100 votes cast for JOHN w. DAM
TEL or fractional part Of 100 in excess OF so.
1t Is time all the congressional conven.
tions had been called. There Is no time to
lose
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III you do not think the conduct Of Mr..
Massey last winter in resisting the revofrl-
tionary measures OF Malone furnish an
equivalent for an expression Of your con-
fidence In him at the polls, would it not
even then be wise for you to support him
on the ground Of expediencys For who
Is more likely to efiectually cripple bossism
In Virginia than hep Who is likely TO
make a more thorough canvass. and who
knows better the weak points Of the
enemy ?-Franklin Gazette.
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lFrom the Boston Home .Ionrnal

The Buckingham Hotel, on Fifth ave
nue., New York. Is deseryedly popular will
the travelling public, on account OF II.
admirable situation, perfect sanitary ap
polniments, luxurious and comfortable
furnishing, as well as Its unrivalJed res.
fallrant and reasonable charges. II offers
all the comforts Of home without any OF
tho cares and annoyances Of housekeeping.
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The merchants of Baltimore will allow O
rebate of 20 per cent. on passenger fares to
customers in the South who purchase tick
cts to this point.-B0ltimOre Sun.
Richmond merchants must look to this.
They cannot keep too watchful an eye
upon our Baltimore neighbors and friends.
Business is business" and Baltimore will
not allow other considerations to control
her efforts to secure the trade of the South.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-22

The, st. Louis Clinical Reoieo says
awe desire to call attention to the relia-
bility OF the preparations manufactured by
the Liebig Company, and to the high cha
racter OF the endorsements accorded to its
Coca Beef Tonic by leading physicians and
medical Journals Of all schools" Invalua-
BILE in debility, piles, dyspepsia, catarrh,
and biIiOusness.
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A gentleman here to-day from Harrison
burg, Va, a businessman, and not per.
sonallv interested In politics, says that II
Mr.. Massey has as many friends among the
Readjusters Of the other portions OF the
State as he has there he will be elected by
an immense majority. From Loudoun
county it Is reported that there Is great
detection among the Mahoneites.- Wash
i,,gtOn letter-Alezdndri Gazette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-22

The Philadelphia Press's account Of the
Ohio Democratic State Convention says that
its results mean that Senator THURMAN viii
succeed himself and Mr. THURMAN be
Ohio's Democratic candidate for President
OF the United States.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on the evening of the 10Th instant, at
2O3 west Franklin street, Rev. Joshua Peterkin
officiating, JOHN s. KNOX, Jr., to FANNY,
daughter Of f. G. Higgnbotham, of Henrico
county.
Married, July II, 1882, at Johnston, s. g. by
Rev w. r. Hundley JOHN WIIEELWRIGHT, OF
Richmond, Va. and Miss LIZZIE j. hartley,
If Coufh Carolina.
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nyI4-3ml
IOBB'S ISLAND. Va.
~ THE ONLY SEASIDE RESORT N
VIRGINIA.

The finest and safest Of surf-bathng.
Ocean- channel, and shark fishing and .nlls-
shooting
TERMS. sc per day, SI2 per week. SO T.,
month.
Route from Old Point by steamer NOrfhlmrf p
to Cherrystone every Monday. "wednesday, Iut
Friday. The Baltimore and Washington sf,lm,n
make close connection with the Northampton.
Address }. 4. SPADN.
IL l-2m Proprietor.
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M ACES RE + IT BAPTIST
CHURCH (corner Of Grace and Foushec streets).-
Preaching by Rev. !. T. TicHENoR, ID. d., of Ala
bama. at III o'clock \. VI. There will be no SER
Vices nj night
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-22

An article which appeared In yesterdays
Dtspafch as having been copied from the
Winchester NeUs should baye been credited
- the Winchester Times.
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BASEBALL
EXCURSIONS. PIC-NICS. &c.


- o. A r.
EXCURSION ARRANGEMENTS
FOR THE
SEASON OF 1852.
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILRoAD,)
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
RICHMOND. July 10, 1882. }
The increasing popularity of this ftvorite sum-
mer resort induces the management to provide
extra excursion-train schedule as herewith, in
addition 10 the very perfect regular train service
already existing.
EXCURSION TRAINS
on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
and SATURDAYS leave Richmond at $3.50 Z. NJ,
and returning, leay" Bon Air 1T 1910 L. NJ.
On TUESDAYS I'D FRIDAYS leave Richmond
az i. VI. and 20 p. NJ: and returning, leave
Bon Air at TAO i. NJ. and 1910 L. NJ.
FINE BAND OF MUSIC accompanies each
excursion.
Round-trip fare, % cents.
For charter OF special trains call on the UNDER
signed. A. POPE.
ty1l General Passenger Agent.
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OLD POINT COMFORT. Va.
HOTEL

IT Iff.I-N III ID
situated 100 yard, from Fort Monroe. Or'U all
the year. Equal o. any hotol iu the United states.
SURROUNDINGS unsurpassed. Bathing boating. lsh-
ngand driving specially attractive Pre- eminent.
resort for southern people. Term, less for "ln|
accommodations than amy resort iu iht coInirt.
Climate free from malaria, and tor Insomnia r. .t
won d.rul I'm ~ sOporiic effect. send for circr tr
describing hygicnc advantage. ,ic.
HARRISON pHFBI>-
my l4-3m Proprietor.
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ne BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH corner Tenth and Broad streets Sun
DAY, July 33d Preaching at ! l A. VI. and F..
VI. by Rev. DR.. X. " SLEDD, presiding elder Of the
district. cordial invitation to all.
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Three cases handsome PRINTS st4kc.:
All Of cur LAWNS, including the goods r0rmsslg
sold at 5 and 6sc, will be sold at s1c.
All Of our 44-inch. wide NUNS YELLING q,
from 46 to 6Oc.-this includes good. marked
SIS and 90c. yard;
All GRENADINES reduced SOC. per yard:
All DRESS GOODS sold heretofore At from Iiso
15c. will be sold at &c. yard.
All Of our BLACK SILKS sold at from sl.lS o.
$3.50 will be sold at 81 yard;
All FOULARD SILKS sold heretofore al frum a.
TO Csc. will be sold at 371c.
All WHITE GOODS-such As India Linen Ns..
socks Of various kinds, Mulls Checked Mu.nr.
swisses, Organdies, otc.-will De- sold 40 q r,.
duction Of 20 per cent;
All LACES and LACE GOODS viii Dc ,oll
reduction Of 30 per cent.-tbis bring, olrs.-
cent purchases in these goods 10 much lc,- ,..a
half their value;
All GLOVES excepting Kii GlOycsl. SILK
MITTs. HOSIERY. CORSETs. RIBBONS.
general lines OF FANCY GOODS, alta rc...-
tion OF from Is to 20 per cent.
SPANISH LACE MULLS In pink, lght 'i...
cream. and white. at 35c.-rrduced from o l.. .
Fifteen pieces FLOOR OlI.-CLOTII AZ 35c.-g...
oral value of which I. from 80 10 SOC.
We shall. besides, make special low price l
many small lots Of goods in order 10 Close tleu
out
We close promptly at o +. VI.
is l5-~a.~uVW
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The PittsyIvania Coalition Meeting.


There was no enthusiasm in the meeting,
and it was evident to our mind from all
that we saw that the party is losing ground
in this county.
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M" SIDNEY b \ u 7 | 5 T CHURCH
corner Main and Reservoir streets).-Preaching
by Rev. T.. HARRISON Mt IL O'Clock A.
NJ. and ~ o'clock Z. NJ. SUNDAY. All are in
yited,
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M CENT ENARY METHODIST
CHURCH tsOuth side of Grace street between
Fourth and Fifth streetsl.-Seryices at 1 A. VI.
and s:15 i. NJ, conducted by the pastor, Rev. z.
A. PETERSON.
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-ARKNEY SPRINGS WIZ BE nPEN

y FOR THE RECFPTION OF GUE~T,
JUNE |, 1889. 1hi, woll-renowued place h1s
Just undergone extensive ami thorough ro ulir- lu
a. To- the hotels proper and the grounds. special
attention has been given t. tie sanitary depart
mcni. For further Information send f.r lt-rrif-
tive catalogues. j. y. NOODN ARD.
m - T-Jru General Nar.nt.r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-22

The Nation says that as Egypt is out
from under the Turkish Empire, she will
not be likely to get "into the mire again."
But is Egypt outl
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u GRACE-STREET PRESBYTE-
RIAN CHuRCH.-serviccs at IL A. u. by DR.
PRESTON. No services at night.
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NJ MONUMENTAL CIIURCH-Rev.
j. G.. ARMSTRONG, ID. D., rector.-Seryices at ii
\. NJ and 6 L. NJ sunday school at 81 \. NJ.
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n SECOND PRESBYTERIAN
DR.. HoGE at u 4. VI. No service in the after
noon.
DR.. HoGE will preach I'm the Fourth Preshyte-
rian church west Grace street. at So in the eve
ming.
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m-THE CONGREGATIONS OF THE

FIRST AND GRACE-STREET PRESBYTERI-
AN CHURCHES will worship together in the
Grace-street church at IL A. NJ, and at night in
the First church at Sis. Preaching On both occa-
sons by Rev. L. l.. PRESTON, ID. ID.
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NJ SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH,
Rev. T. II. PRITCHARD, ID. d.. of North Carolina,
Will preach ~ l 4. VI. No service AZ night.
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NHTRINITY METHODIST CHURCH

tcOrner of Broad and Twentieth streets)--J. WILEY
BLEDsoE pastor.-Preaching by pastor at IL \.
NJ and at az VI. Young mems prayer-meeting
at 3 7. VI.
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MEETINGS.


DOWHATAN LODGE, No. 1910, X. OF
l. H.: A called meeting will be held THIS tSat-
urdayl EVENING. July 22d, at s O'Clock, at Pow
hatan Hall. All the members are requested % at
tend 10 perfect final arrangements for our excur-
sion to Newport News.
BY order Of the Dictator. A. BROWN,
jy 22-ltf Reporter.
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M" CIIRISTADELPHIAN SYNA-
GOGUE Uevy's Hall).-At IL A. NJ. tomorrow
the public are invited to hear defence Of this SEM
mination: In relation TO "The Washington Posts
Reporter"
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PAINTINGS. ENGRAvINGs, &c.

HAVE REOPENED MY GALLERY
i WITH A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
STEEL ENGRANINCS,
OLEOGRAPII-, and
COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS.
which will compare I'm quality and price Wit
house I'm the country. Also. line collect
VELVET FRAMES, EA>ELs. CORNiCt,.
BIRTHDAl-CARDS.a and ALBUMS.
by 10 NORTHUMBERLAND WoI.h..,
from 23c. upwards.
Free exhibition daily. and all are invited. CAl
and examine the ART GALLERY.
T.. LEWIS.
iy2I No. 9l2 Maiu street.
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Not an alcoholic beverage, but true
and reliable family medicine is Browns
Iron Bitters.S
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u STILL GREATER DECLINE

M STILL GREATER DECLINE
PRICES OF DRY GOODS.
D.& f. MITTELDORFER
WILL OFFER ON MONDAY
LARGE STOCK OF NEW GOODS
JUST RECEIVED.
cases of LAWNS at all prices;
8 cases IMITATION LINEN LAWNS;
6 cases BLEACHED COTTONs;
As pieces DRESS GOODS at 1Oc.-former price,
Csc;
MOIRES, SILKS, sATINS, sURAHs, CASH
MERES, BUNTINGs, GINGHAMs, PRINTS,
CAssINIEREs, LINENS, DOMESTICs-all at
great decline In prices;
70 styles Of LACES, from 1c. to 81 so per yard;
LINEN DE DACCAs. VICTORIA LAWNS,
PERSIAN MULLs, ,NAINSOOK, DOTTED
and FIGURED SWISS, and all kinds of
WHITE GOODS.
PARASOLS! PARASOLS!
$40 NEW PARASOLs just received, which are
on consignment, and must be sold-the best
bargains ever offered.
MATTlNGS. MATTINGS!
260 NEW PIECES MATING just received
from auction, from lie. per yard to 43c. for
the best article.
LINEN ULSTERS! LINEN ULSTERS.
633 LINEN ULSTERs, just received from the
manufacturers, at very low prices. Now is the
time TO buy these goods
FANS FANS large assortment.
UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS at so, 60, 20, so.
90c.. and Sl-the best goods for the money
ever seen.
To secure some Of these bargains you must call
early at ID. & f. MITTELDORFER'S
&c i-SuW&Sa 527 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-22

NESTLE'S SWISS CONDENSED
IN MILK,
manufactured only at Vevey, switzerland We
guarantee to be the RICHEST and ruREsr In the
market, and free from adulleratlon OF any kind
II you Wish the REST be sure to ask Tor The
{" NEST brand, and take no other.
For sale by all srocers and druggists.
THOMAS LEEMING & CO., Sole Agents,
apaV-ew Is College Phase, New yegk eisy,
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NLLBORO' SPRINGS NOW OPEN
SULPHUR, ALUM, AND CTALNBLAIt
WATERS.

For circulars. terms. and general mf1Mlt"u
address CARROLL GARNiTT Proprietor.
Millboro' springs post-ofllcc. Bath county, y =
My hack meets al passengers, cspc,hilk Wien
notified Be- 95-lW
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SUMNER RESORTS.

WARN SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY.
w VA. ARE NOW OPEN AND READY geo
RECEIVE VISITORS. Descriptive pamphlet 'l
be had of Purcell Ladd & Co.. Polk Miller ar ~
John Blair. druggists. Richmond. or al the pr.-
prictOr This f. the most delightful warm sui hr.
bath Temperature, % degrersl IN The world.
ap 3O-3in JOHN l.. ElBANk.
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FURNITURE.

GREAT ATTRACTlON ANpM
NJ great bargains at r.. GAfiRlUn ~
a SINS EIENlTURE WARkkoohNTH
No. 10 Governor street. The very atyss, ~
designs OF the most fashionable ftkNta6o,"siy
i"ss nr,ees Parties In want at GOOD fNh.
NirI'RE can be accommodated, be. u,.,,'..
price and quality and will mud 10 ,i'ess
To examine our stock before buying else""N'''
my l3-3m
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THE HEALING SPRINGS,

BATH COUNTY. Va
ARE OW OPEN FOR TIE RECEPTION u.s.
VISITORS.
Hot and cold baths, plunge and shower .t,
and bagglge-wagon, leave toviuLtou uf.I t.. '-
rival Of every train. Partic> leaving ]. IU.r'.l
the morning arrive al the springs e. rI. It g
supply OF the water for sale al PiR' 3D.. MD
4 CO.'S. rN -i-.'t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ar COHEN BROTHERS.
WE SHALL COMMENCE
on MONDAY, JULY 18TH
TO OFFER OUR ENTIRE STOCK At GREAT
REDUCTIONS.

Our recent purchases have been quite extensive
These goods were bought Ear below regular value
and as the season is advancing very rapidly W. Ar.
compelled 10 offer them alta
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.
A CURE GUARANTEED.

DR. P c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT-A specific for EysteIia, Dix
ziness, Commissions Nervous Headache, Mental
Depression Loss Of Memory, Spermatorhoa, I'm,
potency, involuntary Emissions, Premature I'D
Age, caused By Ofer-exerton, sslf-abuse, or oveI-
indulgence which leads to misery, decay and death
One box will cure recent cases. Each box contains
one months treatment. One dollar a box, or SIX
soxes for FIVE dollars; sent by mail prepsid on
receipt Of price. We guarantee six boxes to cure
any case With each order received by US for SIX
boxes, accompanied with five dollars, we will SEND
the pu chaser our written guarantee 10 return the
money il the treatment does not effect q cure.
Guarantees issned only By H. @. Kirk & Co. Drtig.
gists, Sacramento, Ca, Orders by mail at regular
pEica- d1-9ItV
w J. SIMMONS & CO., REAL ESTATE AND
j. Gene raj Auetioneers-0 Office, 1913 Fourth ST.,
between j and h. with W. @. FELCH. Particular
attention paid 10 all auction ssles of Household Fur
nituie, Real Estate, Mortgage, Administrator and
Trustee sales. fe7 4p6m
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fHE aRElF EEGLISH RREgDI

8 a never-iAi,inS C,ne
u Nervous Debility tx
hausted Vitality, Sem.
nal eakness, Spei
natorrhBa, zest 84aE.
a . @ q, Impotenc =,
Psralysls, AID all q {
terrible effects Of ssf
>buss, youthful folii E
and excuses IA RssU5 {
years-slIch Is L0ss 4
Hemory, Lass;tuds, No.
vurnal Emission, Aver
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THE DAILY REC0RD-UNI0N.
SAH FGAaGISg0 MARKET REVIEW.
cRNRRAL MgRoHANpMK.

SAN FRANCISCO, Msreh 0, 1882.
CRAGs AND BkGGINd-The r5ange for spas lots Is
si19c, and r Nay aud June deiiv, ~. sd9sc: Wool
BaEs 4Ss45c for 81 lbs nd s7kgee for lbs; Potato
Gunns l6a@iso; Bulas, &c, 7ic and i2ic for 40 a
BR Ga sh Bah 7o@75c dozen California
building descTipti1-s, IS e@li y ousand: English
Pire from first hands SO 81 t Thousand.
BRooMs-Tne pdee-!isb of a local manufacturer is
follows: Common 81 10. s. ala - 70 Tor the
three numbers Extra PateuT, s. Is 8 81 s. 70 and
s. So for the four styles; Mil and Stable So IS 50
and 81 for the three stJ 8; Ship 81 Whis and Toy
CaEpf.Es-lhe product OF the local Candle factories
Is quoted rs follows san snciseo ysta Wax HOE,
Isc Ste nc Acid lzoz, l4c; Star, 14oz lssc; Eagle.
los, 16!d13c: solar Sperm 14oE, l4@l4ac; Adaman-
tine, IL -OZ il1lIac Globe. l0.-OZ 9sol0c Bay I'm
proved Wax, fail weight, l6g6sc Stearic Acid, full
weight l4i9l44c Soar, light weight ll!9Ilsc
Eastern brands yIy from Sc to lSc; Sperm 2592Se;
PaEsane, sc 3 IL.
CASE GooDs-Folowius is the price st Of
leading local oannodes: White and Black Cher
ries, Gnoseberries, Peach S, Hectarines, Straw
b =rries. RasrberIies nd Cursan.s ca 50 y doz
q u tins Table ApIis t. Bartlett Pears. Qu s.
assorted Ap les and Blao Der les each s. ~ eeIn4n
Prunes, Puns nd Grapes Cd y 20 Apples. PIE
Pea hes, II 1T aWberTss and lie Currans. zach g.
other Pie Fruits, 70 d doZel = ID tins 10 Slb tins
Table Peaches aad her les are quot at 81 Tals5
Apricoss ana Pears s. 80 Ia e assorted Piums So
Pie Gu r5uts p 80 lie Str4Hbe Ties, s. Pie April
cots Peaches Cherries and Blackbefries, s. 20 Pie
Grapes and fiums -, and Pie Apples s. 81 u dozen
Sb sias Jams aud Jeles, s. q u 2-i6 tins Suco
tash 81: String BeGLs 81 5j; Peas and Corn S IS
Asparag 5. ID ,ins, s. 20: Pork and Beans 81 aud
Tomatoes ) "a
CEHENT, PLASTER AID LIME Rossndele, 81 1907;
Portland fore snl - 1894; Calcinad Plaster ami
C;altel Gate Plaste g 51e3 Santa Cruz Lime 81 Is
Qgl 50 y boil
CHIcoRY-Cafornia 4}a6e: German, 6I8fe o H.
C.GARs-Jo0bing rates Caiifur ii-Inads are as
fOrows Seed SIG 94J: Seed and II vana Si0075
Clear Havana, S0UEp - y Ii
CoFF 1E-TAe market h-s exh' bited considerable
fr1nness during the past week or two on account of
kle scarcity of des rabe lots Of crop Centr1
AHsT clL, WI ch quoted at ia0sl3t-
COAI-..aI Its are uuDted az follows