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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-12

= cllsaHitP SIsa25: Mumm's extra dry, S25dN:
1is.as a z51I7 pei box; Catawba, 81 50e6
ST. LOUIS. November li--whisky steady. 81 IS.
CHICAGO. November u--whisky steady. 81 Is.
cIScISNATI, November l--Whisky steady,
PaITINoRE, November 11.-Whisky steady,
81 1891 l95@.
NEH ORLEANS, November 11--Whisky-west-
ern rectifed, 81 o59l 90
LOUISVILLE. November u.-Whisky steady
and firm: highwines, u a.
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MOVEMENTS AT THE LWEE

ATrtuGis.-Rene Macready. ST. Francis river;
James Lee. Friars Point; James W. CAT, cincin-
natl Clinton, st. Louis.
DeBGrtures.-Rene Nacready. St Francis river;
James Lee. Friars Point; John S. Bransford,
White river.
Receipts.
Clinton. st. Louis-300 tons miscellaneous
freight
James Lee, Friars Point-5ss bales cotton.
James w Gaff Cfncinnati-565 Iris iionr N
ors potatoes 60 brls whisky etc. 6s7 kgs nails I39
bales hay, lis stoves. GIG bxs starch and canned
goods, 200 pcs hoow-were lis pkgs furniture, go
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TTEDER and by virtue Of q trust deed maaefo
u me as trustee. June 4. 1877, by 9. l. Barnard,
Of record in the Registers ONCE Of Shelby county
Tent in Book lis, page 1ss 70 secure an indebted
ness therein set forth, 1 win, on
Wednesday, AOVember az. ISs2.
SELL In front Of the courthouse door IN the city OF
Memphis between the hours of IL O'Clock ale.
and O'Clock pm. At pu bic auction. - the high
eat bidder, for cash, the following parcel OF
ground: Situate in Memphis, Shelby county,
Tenn, the northeast corner of Dunlap and
Madison street extended, or Henry avenue. having
Henry avenue. by depth nQTthward, on parallel
lines. 1e0 feet-that II 70 say having front OF $50
and being the lot next west Of and adjoining b.
Peters CemeseTy Equny Of redemption waived :
title believed 20 be good 57l viii only sell ana
convey as trustee. C. W. METCALF, Trustee
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HousE-sUiLOING MATERIALS.

prices.
F14NrEG LUNBER-Yard prices-Rough. SIS per
1o06 feet; dressed, $50; yellow pine flooring, SIS
s5ingles s3a4 50; lathing-poplar, 81 20; cypress
q Ier 1000 this. Extra prices for extra lengths
HAIIs-s3 9O9I per key, and leading sizes hard
to obtain. 1000.
LINE GSD CEMENT-AIabama lime, 95c@s1 a
baTreI: Tennessee, s5990c; Louisville cement
s1 50al IS barrel Rosedale cement, 81 so bar.
rel: Portland s.; plaster Of Paris. g so.
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satursIaY, December IB. 1852,

within legal hours, on the premises we will sell
the property in said trust deed, described to-wE:
Lying and being in Memphis, Shelby county, Ten
nessee now the Taxing District of Shelby county,
and on the north line of Madison street. fronting
the north line of Madison street about $50 feet and
having for its east boundary line the street line OF
Fourth street, and being all that property which
In June 1876, embraced within. the fences and
occupied by II. G. Smith and wife as family resi-
dence.
Terms OF Sale Cash-Equity OF redemption
barred, and all right OF dover and homestead re-
leased by the express terms OF the deed of trust.
z. n. HEATH, lr-,,.,o..
sat i. w. HUMES, A'us'ees'
Humes & Poston and w. n. Randolph, Attys
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PLUMBER.
PROFESSIONAL
NERVOUS DEBILITY
a oUKE sUAKANTEED.

DR. 4. O. VESTS EEEYz AND BRAISTzEATNENI-
A specific for Hysteria, Dizxiness, Convulsioni
Nervous Headache, Mental Depression, Loss oi
Memory, Spermatorrhes, Impotoney, IDyoluntArJ
Emissions, Premature Old Age, caused by over
exertion, eeh-Rbuse or oyer-tnoulgenee, which
leads to misery, decay and dsstn. One 7nx VIII
cure recent cases. Each box contains one month";
ireatn Mt. One dollar box, or six boxes for'iivs
doll =; sent by mall prepaid, on receipt OF price
We guarantee six boxes to cure any case. Nitt
each order received by for six boxes, accom- pa,
MED with ave dollars, We VIII send the purchases
our written guarantee TO return the money IL the
tres tment does not effect cure. Guarantees In
sued only by A RENKERT & CO.. Wholesale sne
Retail Drug xists. 25 Main street, Memphis, tt NJ
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ANNUAL MELTING Of STOCKHOLDERS

TENNESSEE SOUTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY,
MEMPHIS, TENN. July 6, Iss2. 4
NOTICE IS hereby given that the Annual Meet
In ing of the Stockholders Of the above Com.
pany viii be held at the ofice OF the Company, In
the city OF Memphis. on the
I4th Day of August. ISS2-
Notice is also given that at said meeting propo.
sttion will be submitted TO the Stockholders to
consolidate with the Memphis and Vicksburg
Railroad Company, the Mississippi Valley and
Ship Island Railroad Com pany, and the New Or
cans and Mississippi Valley Railroad Company.
GEO NJ. X LEM. Secretary.
DE The stockholders' Meeting mentioned IN
foregoing notice was held at the time and place
stated above. more than threefourths OF an the
Stockholders of said Company being present.
when, for the purpose Of further considering the
proposals for consolidation with other companies
above stated, an adjourn ment was had until
the third Wednesday in October next 1sS2), same
being the 18th of October, 1882, at place stated
above; therefore, said Annual Meeting stands adj
iourned 10 18th October, 18S3, at the place
mentioned above when said matters of coDsolida-
tion and other suhiac Will he furfher cnnsidoEed-
T. WILSON, President.
So Said meeting OF stockholders was held pur-
suant TO above notice, and was adjourned to meet
the AID December. 1854. at above stated
p nrar
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New York futures otened steady at decline;
at II 80, barely steady; at 1880. steady; al 80
steady; at 2:S0, firm, closing firm. Sales 1900
bales. Closing prices:
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At New York the spot market opened dun at
l. easy; at ?, easy closing easy. Sales, 1l02 bales
G mi ract 2OO bales.
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Mississippi & Tennessee R.R. Co
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
Il HOLDERS of the Mississippi and Tennessee
Railroad Company will be held At the Peabody
Hotel. MEMPHIS, TENN, on
Wednesday, November 22, 1889,
ut which time Directors viii be elected for the en-
suing year Tickets to and from Memphis will be
furnished persons holding certificates of stock.
IN THEIR own NAME, by application . the super
intendeht 8 H. LAMB. Secretary.
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y.u.. River Improvement Matters.

The following ordinance passed both
branches OF the City Council unanimously,
and now goes to the Mayor for approval:
Re II ordained by the Council Of The city
of Richmond. That the 4th section Of "an
ordinance concerning the Improvement OF
,James riyerr l. hereby amended and re-
ordaiped so as to read az follows:
4. They fthe James River Improvement
Committed shall have charge OF all the
property belonging or appertaining to the
improvement Of the river; they shall elect
rthe words can engineer. and assistants IL
necessary are struck OUT a superinten-
dent and employ all persons who may be
necessary to the prosecution OF the work
but no such appointments shall be valid I'M
less approved by the Council. All moneys
appropriated and set apart Tor the work
shall be under the charge and Keeping OF
the CITY Treasurer, and they shall be paid
out on the warrants Of the City Auditor.
which shall be issued only on the drafts OF
the fword engineer" here omitted SUI
perintendent herein mentioned, attested by
the auditing officer and approved by the
chairman of aforesaid committee.
In the appropriation ordinance for 1872
there were these items:
James River Improvement pay-rolls....s $40 90
James River mproyencnt.............. fOlS 90
In the ordinance for 1SS2-'s3 the items
are
James River Improvement pay-rolls...S COO 90
James River Improvement. G,pOO %
The pay Of Colonel Wbitcomb, the pre-
sent engineer. is $1,000 per annum, and he
is paid out OF the payroll appropriation,
while the other employees are paid out Of
the general fund.
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Contest for the Woods Medal.

The contest among the students Of Rich
mond College for the Woods medal 10 the
best declaimer took place AT Grace-Street
Baptist church last night in the presence of
fine audience. The declaimers were in
troduced by Professor Puryear in the fol-
lowing order:
PrOgrdmme II. James II. Wrielit-Slb-
ject. The Lone Star Of Texas: by
webb. .. l.. -. Shumate-subicct, d" Does
History Repeat Itself :" anon. 3. ID. 81.
Ramsey. OF South Carolina-subiect, "The
Closing Year.; by George u. Prentice.
4. K. II. Garnet, Of King and Queen
subject. "Verres Denounced y: Cicero.
3. j. Bunyan Lemon-subiect, Loss OF
the Arctic"; by II. W. Beechcr. g. |. b.
imbcrake-suhiect, "The Mississippi
Contested Election :" 10y :. :. Prentice.
:. VI. l.. Wood-subiect, "Science, the
IIandmaid Of Repubicanism"; Joseph
Hodgson. 8. John \. Barker-subicct,
"Eulogy on Washington anon. Q. W.
J. Wright-subiec', "The Future Of Nir-
ginia"; by Parsons. 10. +. G.. Els0m-
subject. ION Nom.aai.Ig Fitz Lee'; by
General Payne. II. Joseph Rennie-suD-
icct, "The Natural and Moral World -;
by Grin.ke.
The committee Of judges. after brief con-
ference, awarded the medal TO Mr. Garnet,
OF King and Queen, and he received The
congratulations of many friends.
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Personals and Briefs.

T. {. Morton, Esq, oi stauntOn, past
grand dictator kniglts Oi Honor and SUI
prcmc representative, and one Of the chief
officers Of the order ID Virginia, was relis-
tered at Guys Hotel, Baltimore. Yesterday.
Rev. {. G. Chaplin. ID. D., one of Viz
ginia', gifted sons, now a pastor nj Bren-
ham, Texas, Is in the city, the guest Of T..
T.. Neal. Esq. He will preach 1t the Sec
ond Baptist church Sunday night at S:lj.
DR.. Chaplin married inrthis city.
William G. Eiam. E$l., Secretary OF the
Commonwealth, viii leaye the city this
morning for a iortnight's vacation. during
which time he will visit Washington. New
York. and other points North. Mr.. Wal
lace McRae will be acting Secretary OF the
Commonwealth during his absence.
Mr. Lewis Ezekiel, formerly Of Rich
mond but now OF Cincinnati, j. in the
city.
Major Thomas f. Ballard. OF Hanover,
las been appointed Deputy United States
Marshal by Marshal x. =. Hughes.
The Governoryc ycsterday plrdoned Henry
Suthcrlin. of Danyille, who wascntcnced
by the Husting, Court Of that city on the
1T Of last month TO six months confine-
ment in Jail for house-breaking. The par
don was issued on account Of the mans i'll
health.
DR.. James u. Gait has been appointed by
the Governor quarantine medical officer Tor
the district Of Elizabeth river for the term
ending April /, 1881.
In The City Circuit Court Yesterday the
case OF J. o. Lewis (colored) for 500 dam
agc- for njuric, alleged TO have been sus-
tanned By him in falling into the cellar Of
Ragland & Drinkard was tried, and yer-
diet rendered for defendants.
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SILKS AND sATISs

arc ,,'.coe Y,iX f,SE BLACK ALL SILK SATIN
MERNEiLLEJN - e2c., ihe ione.' value oi
= neles ~si, s6I,iD ~ CoI 0Rs aud FANCY SUMNER
slIKs al 49c.-gmCgaiy sold at Nom 90 70
III tCE' and CoLoRED sATINs at 53c.. the
al ticces ~EWING--ll.K GEESADINE In
Nltc. Myrtle. fic-h-C 0loTcd, Cledm, Ligni-
Eiuo Husslr. aud New Bronze ~ olc. yal q
ucl0wcsf price 0f t1ese goods mas been : I.tV'
Al. the MERNElLLECA LACE sii.hs n most
cN1uisiic dosigns-slmiiar shade al zoe. "
v4ld--c0>i over : 90 O. impoit.
Bl. tCK GEHN NDINES 10 75c. formerly sold AZ
sI.2j: 40 Sl.63 formerly sold ~ s2,Z9
N0i-RSING SEWlNG-SiLK GRENADlNE q
10 t..ece. BI.NCK GEOS-GRAiN SILK (pure SIX
and heavy weight - 6ic.-gensral Iiice -
pieces PAOSON'e GROs-1lt AN az y-c'-lhe
same M. we have been selling aii ihis season
G. niece 'B6NNET's CASHMERE FINISH at
l87-cOsf upwdTd- II ~ so g. import.
Q niece BIACh ALI.-SlLh MDikt 40 l.2@' tie
same guallty we have SOFA All 'Als season a.
s.ysr.i piece. FoULARDs at 62c.. the quality
re.,iel , i.yg l.ys iot Of coLoRED GRos-GRAIN
sILKS aud other FANCY siLh ina SATIN
.v,oDr The DRESS GOODS are:
eOuloces BLACK NUNS VEIL ING - inchcs IN
width. AZ 53c.-the quality heretofore sold al
s.ysrsi large lots Of COLORED DRESS GOODS
az 12.c. SOME OF which cost over 3oc. q !drd
:ofmp0rt This season. . ,...
Al. , casos OF L-ilLLlNG LACE ~ NJ
M,d gi DON CcORsET-. Theen,ire lot comprises
sX OF seven various styles; VIII be s'il ai VI,
uniform price Of SIC. The 0ilghai cost oi
uiem s. from -l.25 90 s2.2j.
Tho above includes only such goods among Them
~ are In LARGE QUANTITIES. NengFer aGls, T.
IT, small lots, though there are " liz d Nt'Si-
HTR or BARGAINS. COHEN EROIliER>'
2s-su.W&sa8t
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READ THE FOLLOWING:

BArNBnInGT. y. Y. March %, 1881.
PERRY DAYIs's PAiS-AILLEB Herer JdfiS 70
aFord fastant reif for cr1mp ana k,,1f kn IN the
stomach. JusffH bIHDiII
NicHoLyILLE. y. y, February 2. 1851.
Tho rerV Gesf medicine know of for dyseniery,
cholera m0rbus. and cramps In Tie stomach Have
JULIUS ". DEE.
NOINCOSA, Iowa, March u. 1851.
| have used your PAIN-kILLER IN severe cases
of cramp. collie and cholera mcr9us ana ,,t Il gave
almost instant rciiei. l. T. NALp" LII
GAINESVILLE, Ga. February 2s lssl.
Tor twenty years have used your fAIk-hlLLEl:
ia my family. Have used IL many times for bowel
complaints. and IL diirdvS cures Would not ieel
safe without a bottle IN The house. y. i. WE.
SACo. Me. January %. 1851.
Have used PERRY DAvIs's PAiN-hlLLtE Tor
twelve years. II Is safe. sure. Gnd rtfdtit' No
mother should allow It % be out Of The family
II. |. NAYEs.
ONEIDA. y. y. February 9, 1851.
We began using II over thiriy year ago, and II
always gives immediate relief. " QUA haIdIy care
% 90 60 bed without bottle IN tie mouse.
CoNwAYEoRO', :. C., February 2Z, 1881.
Nearly every family in this section kecpsa bottle
i'm he house Dr. T.. MORTON.
UNITED STATES CONsULATE,(
CRFFTrD. RHFNIsH PRUSSIA. Feb. :. 1881.
have known PEREY DAvis's PAiN-KILLEH EH al
most from the day Il was introduced. and after
years Of observation and use regard Is presence
in my household Is IN iadfpthSdbif necessity,
=. POTTER, United states Consul.
BURTON-ON-TRENT. Eng.
I had been several days suffering severely from
diarr;O,a. accompanied with intense pain, when
tried your PAIN-hILLEE, and found almost IN
slant relief. H. - NoONh'
81 MONTAGUE ,TREET. LONDON, tSG.
During a residence Of twcniy-thr,e years in In
dia have given II iu many eases OF diurhp1. dys-
eutery and cholera, and never knew IL TO fail 10
give relief X tLAHIDGE'
No FAMILY CAN SAFELY BE WITHOUT
THIS INVALUABLE REMEDY.
is price brings "a within the reach Of all. For
sale by ali druggists AZ 2J, 5Oc., and per bottle.
PERRY DAVIS & son, Proprictors,
ie l-eodtJyl FroNldence, d. ].
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Masonic OFFICERS ELEcTED.-The fol-
lowing officer. we're elected at a stated con-
vocation Of Richmond Royal Arch Chapter,
No. 3. held June l, 1SS2: NJ. +. High
Priest, J. s. Moore; L. King, II. +. W.
southern; L. Scribe, J. j. English, Jr.;
Treasurer, Il. II. Duesberry; Secretary,
George f. Keesee; Captain Of Host, W. ;.
Murray: p. soiourner, X. c. Fletcher; Il.
A. CAPTAIN. c. Il. Walker; NJ. Third Vail,
James II. Allen; VI. Second Vail, Jacob
Levitt: NJ. First Vail, J. f. Riddick; ;
Chaplain, A. Jones: :. and Janitor. W. +.
johnson; Steward Committee: w. j. Gen
try, j. A. Otey, VI. LOterzo, j. I. Vaughan,
III. A. Atkinson, Jr.
Temple Lodge, No. ., at its stated COM
munication last night, elected the following
officers for the ensuing Masonic year I:
Wor. c. X. Yancey, worthy master; +. r..
Parham. senior warden; c. W. CIemmitt,
Junior warden; &. A. Spence, treasurer; !;
Wor. :. MEG. Fisher, secretary; +. &.
Ebel. senior deacon; William Ryan, junior
deacon: w. l.. Johnston, steward; ID. b.
Collins, tiler; Stewards Committee-w.
4. Turner. s. II. Bowman, ). I. Evans,
George Gibson, Jr.
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BriefS.-A colored man named Isaac
Thompson, on Thursday, fell of the trestle-
work Of the riycr-i.l9nd bridge above the
Tredegar Works and badly injured him
seli. Dr. Ingram was called to his assist
ance.
The Board Of Supervisors Of Chester
field county have determined 10 pit OF for
the present the enlargement OF the court
house. ameasurc for some time past IN con-
temptation. II was built long before the
Revolutionary war. and its walls have often
rccchoed with the voices OF Hon. Benjamin
Watkins Leigh. Holden Rhodes. Samuel
Taylor, William Wallace Day, Marmaduke
johnson. and other distinguished disciples
Of Blackstone.
Colonel William 3. WOoldridge's eXecu-
tors will turn over some $4,000 i'm their
hands as such 10 the county treasurer, to
be added 10 the fund derived from the
county levy.
The walls Of the burned kaolin mill have
been nearly all taken away by The cleaner,
employed 10 prepare the bricks for their
new owners, Tanner & Go.
James Foster, said 20 be from Richmond,
was fined yesterday $3.50 by the Mayor Tor
reckless driving, including nearly upset
ting buggy in which were seated young
lady and gentlemen.
i ease Of Brown rs. Brown will be
heard before his Honor the Mayor to-day,
in which the defendant l. charged with an
assault on the plaintiff. Both are females.
Mayo's bridge is having new timbcrs
and bolts added, and j. being otherwise
strengthened.
There still continues in Manchester a
loud demand for bcttcr-conditioncd streets
and a cleaner reservoir.
Miss Mamie +. Sncad. OF this city, left
for Baltimore Thursday, where she will
spend the summer.
The Olympic Boat-Club crew detailed for
duty at the state regatta on the Rappahan-
hook in July are doing good work every
evening on the river between MayO's island
and Rockets. II victory does not reward
their efforts il Will clearly not be their fault.
DON'T UsE sTRiULASTs, but nature real brila-
and nerve fOOf-IfOp EfTTyfts
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

A Fdfefm Day for Armistead Gray
The cQlored man who under this name
was convicted in the County Court OF
Powhatan two months ago, and sentenced
10 be hanged next Friday, June the 9th.
for the brutal murder OF his infant
son, l., TO Judge from bis conduct, the most
unconcemed man In Powhatan, either in
reference TO the hanging or any other mat
ter. Per contra, his Manchester relatives
are very much exercised on the sub
ject Of his prospective exit. and are
lamenting in advance bis fate. Sevo-
raj preachers have labored with the
condemned after the manner OF their guild.
but without visible effect Gray neither
invites or TepclS their Christian s0licitude
for his spiritual welfare. He SAYS he Is
awaiting with sentiments OF profound salts
faction his approaching end, and would.
Willingly accompany the sheriff even IL
summoned earlier by that official than the
law has decreed. That this is so i. rather
due 10 stOlidness than brayado. lie has
not been heard to express any regret for
killing hi, boy, which he did in fury be-
cause the boy ate uD some sorghum for
which he had been sent by his unnatural
parent. Gray says the people may come in
Gs great crowds as they choose TO see him
die. but they viii not find that he will
scare worth a cent.
Poolcy Morris, another colored man
awaiting trial for a murder committed since
Gray's conviction, often receives the lattcr's
sympathetic condolences and words OF
cheer. POoley, however, does not brace
up under their inspiration TO any consider
able extent. On Monday oi this week
Gray sold his rcycrsionTy interest in his
body to one Of the doctors at the Court
house, and Immediately thereafter invested
the amount in the purchase Of plug tobacco.
The rope FOR his hanging, which was oh
tanned from Richmond firm. has been sent
by messenger 10 the Courthouse. Pre-
parations for the erection Of the gallows
have already been commenced.
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ie 3-cO'um m
TIE RAWLEY SPRINGS,
DngfF,r,trskt ...,-.,x- ~.

are now open. In the management every effort
viii he made 10 rdasc the season Of 1882 even
more attractive tlian last. A very excellent BAND
or SIX PIECES for the lawn aud ballroom. The
very BEST COOKS AND BAKERS are eDg,gei.
and are prepared 70 entertain In the most salts
factory manner SIX HUNDRED GUESTS.
The water s. the STRONGEST CIiALyBEATE
in America, Is Alternative and tonic IN IT. ccects.
remedy OF nnequailed utility and power motel for
It's curative properties. For pamphlets adiress
!. WATKINS LEE.
e. Il Manner.
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Mrs. y. Morroll Bangor, Maine, July 2, 1873,
writes: Six months ago my friends thought me
incurable, suffering from Weakness. Disordcrci
stomach, au1 Fever. The doctors gave me no
beneht. | was persuaded 10 try CoLDEN's LiEBIC's
LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF AND TONIC ISyiGo-
RAToR: after using three bottles began to Inn
prove, and to-day feel perfectly well.r Ask for
Coidei.s, take no other. OF druggists generally.
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Important to Everybody.

Heller d Co.'s great closing-out sale OF
Shoes and Trunks at 213 Broad street will
only continue for few days longer, as
their store. 517 Broad street, is nearly
ready. There are yet remaining 4 very
large assortment Of stylish goods to be sold
very low. Call before IL il too late.
Due notice will be given when the auc-
tion sale begins.
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LEY BELLE CiGAR, sc.

WHAT ARE YOUR SYMPTOMS, sUFFFRERg
Are they a furrei tongue, headache. oppression
after eating constipationl IL 80. you are dyspep-
tic and bilious. and nothing win mec. your case 80
as SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
Genuine prepared onll ny j. II. ZBILIN K Co.
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Personal.

VHE CO-PARTNERsHUP OF WALkE
i & TAYLOR was dissolved on ne 1t Of De-
cembCr lat.
Irespectfully inform my frcnds and patrons Of
tie late hrm al Waikc x Taylor mat l can De
found with
MEssRs WEREE & SLATER.
FAMILY GEOG r..
corner Seventh and Marshall streets. where I
shall hc plefsed T. sec tlcm. -
my 4-loGlm !. ~. ALhf.
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CONTRACT AwARDED.-The French Gov
ernment has awarded the contract for Vir-
ginia tobacco TO Senor Campo. Of Madrid,
Spain. The amount required will be about
300 hogsheads. A well-known commits
sion firm Of this city are agents for the
contractor
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Roast beef, in 2-pound cans,
Potted sausage. in 2-pound cans,
Fresh salmon, in 24-pound cans,
and many other table dclcaces. can be
bought OF JOSEPH NJ. BLAIR, Grocer. s2G
Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-03
THE DISPATCH,
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
rAeurxva " IN Anvaurr
SUMNER RESORTS.

GUNNER RESORT. T.-BICKERs'S HO-
- TEL. NELSON COURTHOUSE. VA. would
take = few pleasant families 10 BOARD FOR THE
SUMNER. Large. airy rooms aud porches.
Special ARRANGEMENTS for large families. Refer
enccs exchanged. y. NJ. BfCKFES.
tey-~a1fs prof rts tor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-03

Tue Dill FARM. Thompson Brown,
real estate agent, sold on yesterday the
above farm In four divisions TO Mcssrs. W.
u. Drew, j. 5. Mosby, John NJ. God
din. and w. W. Timberlakc, aggregating
S1.t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-03
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die States. partly cloudy weather, followed
by local rains on saturday afternoon or
evening. winds mostly from southeast TO
southwest. and stationary or slight rise in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-03

a THOUSAND HEALTBFvL ELEMENTS are blend
ed In TARHAST's sELTZER ArERiESr. contain
Ing II does all the virtues Of TIE celebrated sct
ger Spring. whose name u bears. sold by all drug
ofSf