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Church Notes.

A, Groce-Strcet Baptist church on sun
aov morning DR.. Hatcher preached as
,,S;,ol and a collection was taken up ior lllc
Tdmcation Board, and AT night KEY, A. =.
Dixon preached. There was one profession
nf conversion and several requested prayer
and one was baptized. - 1,,rirg
any 8, pine.Strret Baptist church during
.,.a ,,oat one was received bv letter ana
ti,'o s", for -ytsatikm. On sunday morning Kew
4 nixon preached, and at nlght the
-','.tor REV. j. B. Hutson, preached, anu
ixvo nrofessed conversion and one was pap
tizcd t,o,, Rev ( c.
,,a.',on nrcacbed SUNDAY morning ana
,,i,,ht In the morning there were seVei"'
requests for prayer and three Proro'SeUn Pro soye-
of conversion. At night there were sIau- Ia,,-
raj requests for prayer, ana h'e "''' 0'P
tized. ,n..,.,;o, church one
was received into the fellowship Vi
church on Sunday morning. h c,r.
Al Laurel-Strect Methodist chuIcn ou"
dav Rev. Mr.. Howell preached ilo' nniro55 H,n5
and night. Two members were I',o.' ,.,;s
an nroiession OF faith and one u. .ei.i ioht
oa,e There were nine converts 1T nr IiSnr'
Al Centenary chtirch NV ro,,ino
con i conducting Il revival, ana a sro"r The rhs
iUierest iom r. in it is being manifested, rne nc
,neetinrs will be conducted mighty ,;,ad uui,nd
,hc ,,1' present pres week, and everybody Is 'h''''"
TO attend. Cortenarv Methodist
rch NsI' suitable memorial services com, com
cn,,oratye Of the death OF the ia.s i,S"I T ,bp
nemTt hcrt Payne will be conducted by In'
hooo, 81 the church, Rev. r. "A: rctGa cttn oo" u,
p",'o', the M second union prayer-neeI,,nns, In %. o.,
Al INC Imv men OF the Methodist cnurches a'
Of Risn%G%dt at tne n1S SSnihsrect church Man,
i.elmyt tey there was an attendance toresi y. % was
than tDtsd two Six young men arose vepe lpe
manl.c'uud and several special reFe',s se nsnitenl
prayer; ;or ra some not present, ihc cdpnverted
maui .ho ~ previous meeting, wa wa ;ndication.
Si Suri"g rns the weeks and all ,he lnr result Of thi,
pSnst pwaTs to Young % men are urgSd gsa 10 O. cents
TSs TIsN, next meeting will be hr,e next sunday
nary ane church. @en Richmond, on mice nGce Of TIN
ntteynoon, mnly 10th instant No',lU 10 the papers
l hour viii be duly announced III wv
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LOCAL MATTERS.
The Democratic CITY Committee

1he following is the organization of tbo
democratic City Committee. which has
Deeh hard at work during this campoif,n
anu win the aid OF the ward clubs. has
secured a better organization than we have
fad here in Richmond since 1860.
Marshall Ward-Philip O'Neal. James =.
sharp, Henry Metzgcr, Il. S. Childress,
Miles c. Crowds.
Jefferson Ward-W. W. Wood, W. NJ
Turpm. W. l.. Morris, J. J. Camnodonico
c. c. Thon.
Madison Ward-Gcoree II. Poindcyter.
Sol. CutchinS, John B. Cary, SvlyanuS
Stokes, Charles +. Taylor.
Monroe Ward General J. r. Cooke. T.
Rand. Wexford, 4. Krousc, c. l.. SicscI'
II. NJ. Smith. Jr.
Jackson Wsrd-E. p. Hill, w. (. Goodc
Robert McClrty, W. f. Epps, J. f. Bo,
schen.
Clay Ward-T. G. Jackson. L. :. Ed
wards, i. ;. Derbyshire, II. c. OSterbnd.
W. NJ. Archer.
The following are the officers Of the COM
mittee:
superintendent, Charles f. TAYLOR.
Assistant superintendent, W. VI. Turpn.
Treasurer, John b. Cary.
Secretary, W. ID. CheStcrman.
Scrgcant-at-ATmS, j. G.. Moss.
The following are the ward superin-
tcndentS:
Marshall Ward, Henry Mctzger.
Jefferson Ward, ". W. Wood.
Madison y ard, Sol. Cutchins.
Monroe Ward II. VI. Smith, Jr.
Jackson Ward. +. u. Hill.
Clay Ward =. ;. Dcrbyshirc.
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The DanyiIIe Road.

AS before published, the names Of the
new directors OF the DanyilIe Railroad
company are Mossrs. Robert Harris, +.
Rutherford, and NJ, Bayard Brown. Mr..
Harris represents the Rockefeller interest
lie IS regarded as one Of che foremost rail-
road-men in the United States. He made
thorough investigation Of the financial
condition OF the Richmond and Danvile
system Tor Mr.. ROckaieIer, and upon his
report that gentleman purchased a large
amount OF the stock OF the Richmond and
Danyllle-it Is supposed between five snd
ten thousand shares. DIR. Rutherford
bought between two and three thousand
shares for himself and friends. He is n
banker and broker Of New York. Mr..
Brown represents what is known as the
Brown-Cutting.James interest three large
capitalists Mr. Browns people have in
vested one or two millions in the securities
OF the Danville, Terminal, and other pro-
perties OF this system.
The three directors who resigned and
whose places MesSrs Harris, Rutherford,
and Brown now fill, are Mr.. joseph Bryan.
Colonel I. VI. K. Talcott, and Colonel
William II. Palmer. Colonel Palmer ten
dered his resignation last May.
The assurance is gwen from high au-
thority that the road will continue TO do
Richmond justice in regard to freight and
passcncr rates.
General Logan and Mr.. Dooley still
hold their stock in the company. and they
WELD much influence with the recent pur-
chaScrS.
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Personals and Briefs.

All persons who pay their capitation-taX
now whether to the clerk OF the Hastings
Court or 10 the collector appointed by the
Auditor (Mr. IIal)-must preserve their
receipts and show them at the polls. Their
names will not appear on any delinquent
list.
The Madi>on-Wrd club and all Demo
crat. Of the ward in sympathy with their
work will meet tonight at the club-room,
over Pizzini', store.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Trinity
church will give supper in the lecture
room Of the church tonight. They will
be pleased to see their friends.
4. :. Wilbur, Of Charleston, :. C., Is in
the city.
Sevcntecnth-Strcet Jackson-Ward Club
will meet tonight al : O'Clock at the cid
Wesley chapel, seventeenth street.
The regular meeting OF the Jefferson
Ward Campaign Club takes place tonight.
Let all good Democrats attend. The Club
keeps open doors all day and until 9
O'Clock at night. 1t j. the headquarters in
regard TO all information about voting,
transfers. &c.
The Richmond and Allegheny Railroad
Company are issuing very cheap round
trip tickets TO the Lynchburg Fair.
At the approaching election the cOnstitu-
tional amendment proposing the repeal OF
the pOll-taX aS a prerequisite to voting Is to
be passed upon 10y the people. \ separate
ballot box Will be required for such ballots,
and the boxes will have to be furnished by
the counties and cities respectively.
Rev. :. Wiley Bled>Oe, pastor Of TRINITY
church. was the recipient OF a valuable
present. i'm the form OF handsome afghan,
! from the ladies OF hi> church last night.
The afghan was made by some OF the ladies
~ the church. and was presented at the
festival now being held in the lecturc-rOom.
Mr.. Bledsoe received the gift in one OF hi
happiest addresses.
The funeral Of Mr.. Walter =. Tyler took
place SUNDAY from the second Presbyte-
/ rian church, and was largely attended.
The Chesapcake and Ohio Railway Com,
many. with which the deceased was con-
/ necfed. was largely represented. a Nollln-
torv choir. consisting OF Mr. h. W. Hon,
Mr. Marshall Ramos, Mr.. Pierre Bernard,
! Mr. W p. knowles, and Miss Carrie
| S,,ude. rendered the hymns, and Professor
Jacoh Reinhardt presided at the organ.
Colonel James 4. August, OF the Hot
snrinos is i'm the city OH Il brief visit.
The Governor Yesterday removed the
noI;tic,l disabilities Of the following per
sons: Otey Dunning (colored), OF statin-
ton. convicted Of petit larceny and pun
ished with stripes, and Spencer Williams
Of Richmond, who served term OF ten
wears in the penitentlary. y.,c.,.,.,
After high mass at It. Peter 5 ,a1nedrai
ON sunday morning meeting OF tue con,
grcgation was held, at which 1t was agreed
upon to appoint committee TO ,,.c confer
with the Bishop upon the ad'isaDiiiiy oil
building new cathedral. .o..
An ambulance call Yesterday was occa'
stoned by the sudden illness OF negro
bow employed by Mr.. James NJ; Page al
the st. James Hotel. He was taken TO the
almshou,e for treatment.
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Tire Eettcr o. Transfar<l snd pogistra.

Tire Fettcr o. Transfer snd posistra-
ton.
The registration, which will continue
for one day only, will be on Saturday the
2Sth instant, being ten days previous TO
the election, which will he held on Tues
day the eth Of November.
Voters who may have changed their resi-
denccS from one ,rdrd to another at any
time between the 7th day Of this month and
the day OF election will not require trans
ferS, but vote at their former Yoting-placeS
in the wards from which they may have
removed.
All those who have removed from one
precinct to another in the same ward at
any time previous 10 the registration-day
are required TO be transferred previous to
voting: and a. the moving frome one side
Of the street to the other may involve a
change Of precinct, every one who has
moved should be caTcful to inquire whe-
thcr or not he has made such a change.
Persons arriving at the age OF twenty
one on he day Of election can register on
the 2Sth. and vote without prepayment OF
tax.
You can get your transfer at any time,
but can only record it on the 18th.
The boundaries OF Inc IlcClI''S "iV 9''
forth in the City Directory.
All Democratic voters in need of lnior-
nation in regard to transfers or the pay
mcnt Of the poll-taX are invited to cal al
lhe rooms Of the Democratic clubs. Whlch
have been established at the following
places. and Will be kept open until the
dav OF elcciIOu: =,
CLAY Ward-Westham Hall-open all
Monroe Ward-N0. BOB east Broad
open from 10 \. VI. to p. VI.
Madison Ward--Oycr Plzzini,S store
Broad strect--open from II \. NJ. to 8 T.
VI. ,,.. tow.
Jefferson Wmd--Ovcr Hechlcr's store
1710 east Main--open all day.
Marshall Ward-Old school-h3uSe'
Twcnty-fith between Marshall and Clay
omen from T. NJ. TO 5 j. VI.
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thirty days in default Of surety for her
good behavior.
Moses Bowler, c. o. Hope. and George
Williams (colored). we're fined $3.50 each
for being drunk.
Tazcwell Frayser (coiored) was fined
8 for being drunk and disorderly on the
street.
Thomas Dixon (colOred) was fined $3.50
for being drunk and disorderly.
Judy Washington (coIoredl was found
guilty OF petit larceny and jailed for thirty
bavg
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NARROW EsCAPE.-Yesterday evening
o,,ont & o'clock Mr.. w. ii. Shields had an
alteration with Mr.; Louis ,,,d Doughty, %aya ry,
which, but for an accident, wov'a nave nav nar ar-
snlted seriously to Doughty. Al the par
",',r s;e" rrside on Church Hill, and have been
;n,imatc' ;,ci rot Mr.. Doughty met Mr. Shields at
the IN time mentioned, and after few worus s,,'
", VI an u'a angry nature had passed Shields drew
m ~ old-iashioned Smith 4 Wesson small l'n,
sized seven-shooter, and attempted " snVU. tIa
Dourbty. In drawing the weapon !lle
DJus n"I;pdrr became disconnected from the
bs,rreI and the force OF the bullet was lost;
Tna 9aiT,' .eanon a was, however, discharged, and
the ne Inlet inlet struck Doughty on his body, but
wit with only sufficient force to cause i to PSnc,
trate his vest-pocket; sh;e,bS she bs1 afterwards
saum sume down to the First police station
Ha,"s Sose "o and surrendered himself The case
,ii'e will come @ up before the Police Court this
morning for examination.
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door, kept on its way 10 the rear, through
the door OF the private office. through eurel-
opes OF papers, and buried itself into the
brick wall. 10 is real curious to observe
with what force the missile swept through
obstacles. Had it encountered a living
object it would undoubtedly have caused
fatal results. BE careful with these things
I'm future
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MANSFIELD, o., November % 1851
Gcntlemen'-I have suffered with pain in my side
aaA back. and great soreness on my breast with
shooting pains all through my body, attended with
Frcai weakness, depression Of spirits. and loss Of
appetite. have taken several different medicines
and WAS treated hy prominent physicians for my
liver, Kidneys, and spleen, hut got no relief, I
thought l would try BROWNS IRON BIrrRRs. !
.ave now taken one bottle and a half and am anout
v,!i-psin In side and back all gone-sorcness all
on, q my breast, and have good appetite and
an gaining in strength and flesh. II can justly be
called tie hing = medicines
JOHN X. ALLrSDRR
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The attention Of ladies and gentlemen is
called to the large peremptory sale of ST.
yer-plated ware, cutlery. gold and silver
watches, clocks, &C., at John T.. Laughton,
Jr.'s, auctiOn-room, 1906 Main street. sales
daily at 10 \. VI. and 3 and L. NJ.
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Great Slaughter of Goods.

The auction sale by f. Il. Cook at 30s
east Broad street Of the stock Of A. p.
Fox Il Son will be continued this day,
commencing at 10 A. u. These goods are
sold without reserve to close business.
Would call particular attention to sale OF
silks and satins to-day, with other dcsi-
rablc articles, both staple and fancy.
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AUCTION SALES TIIs DAY.

$. S.NASHON < SON.4e L. NJ. detached
brick dwelling No. go wet Grace ,treet.
H. l.. STAPLES X CO.. = T.. VI, c0mmi,- iOncr,
sale Of framed dwelling and lot on the east side
of Eighteenth between Clay and Marshall
streets.
W. LYME 4 CO.. r. H. -iX buildng-lots on
Louisiana. orleans. and hOddn streets, Ia The
town Of Fu'tOn.
p L. lnDh. IL 4. VI. dry gnnd,.
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AD,SGERous ROCKET During the pa
rade Of the Democratic clubs last Ihurs-
day night fre-rocket was accidentally
discharged while the column OF Demo
crot;c host was moving up Main street.
Ths 0 racr"t n wa. held on level with a
NAM on Eead ot the time it was prematurely
discbar~ed is ai and it is little curious to
n,S."n uo,o a. sS;aht Going through the crowd
I', ~ men ,eT ",S rnmen. and children, it passed
tron en' oa. Vac Of Main street to the other,
ost every one and rSashlpg = the store
Of Messrs. samuel C0tlre., q ~ ~ IL p,sseu sn,
through the thick Platc'glass oi the front
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Will Remove.

Constable Brothers will move November
lst to 4l9 east Broad street (Breeden &
Talley's old stand. where they propose
conducting the furnishing goods business
on larger scale. Shirt-making will con-
tinue 10 be a leading feature.
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The largest and best sale OF siIyer-pated
ware, cutlery, gold and silver watches, &C.,
ever in this city, is now progressing at
LaughtOn'S auctIon-rooms, f206 Main street.
Sales at H.. 3. and : o'clock.
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POLICE CouRr.-The following cases were
disposed Of yesterday:
DAVID johnson (cOlored) charged with
assault and battery. The case was contln'
ued till to-day.
William johnson (colored), charged with
threatening to cut Joseph Fields with a
razor. The case was dismissed on pay
ment Of costs. Fields, who was charged
with attempting TO beat William Johnson
was let oil upon paying costs.
John Gardner (colored). charged win
unlawful trespa-s, also with threatening TO
cut Lucy Gardner, his wife. with an axe
The ease was continued till November lst;
Richard johnson (coloredD Was nned
sa 80 for beating his wife.
George Bradshaw (colored) was sent on
TO the grand jury TO answer the charge ol
seduction.
Henry Locket and James Tindall were
sent on the grand jury for felonlously as
saulting and beating Lucy Brown with
stick. ~
virginia Stewart (colored), drunk an'
dlsorderly on the street, was jailed 10
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CIAy-WARD ACTIvES. members OF
this Club and also parties OF west jackson
ward and Of Clay Ward who propose 10 act
with the Conservative party in the pending
camnaign are called upon TO attend meet
in~ of the club this evening at the west
ham House. The canvaSScrs recehtl! "i-
nointcd to duty are earnestly requested 10
l. ,,rncspt
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SnIc NJ RCrkleY.

Persons intending to go to the large sale
OF personal property at Berkley. Charles
City county. should remember that. it takes
place tomorrow, and that the steamer
Ariel leaves at : A. VI.
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BROWNS IRON BITTFRs

hi''N y = iAVN hlI fhS
IS comp.~'ci Of iron In soluble form; cncbona the
great tonic, together with other standard remedies.
making remarkable non-a!coholic tonic, which
vii cur
DYSPEPSIA.
INDIGESTION.
MALARIA.
WEAKNESS.
q . rlieyc 80. .InE and kidney di5cat,
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n YOU doubt. come % see us, and we VIII I NJ
Yor. Or charge nothing. Write for particular
and a copy Of the little book, " Message u u''
fortunate -unerimg.'
Ak any druggist as u our standlns'
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FIFTY PER CENT. DivIDENp.LA alviaena a1
OF fifty per cent. will be paln u nd ,mf fnsu.
itors Of the Richmond Danklns anu nIa i"'u on
rance Company, at their bahh,HS ahe, nUJ,e, ""
and after Saturday the 4th Of NovellPef'
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Picture Of Mrs. LanStry (the jersey
Lily mailed free on receipt Of address by
United States Mutual Accident Associa-
tion, 400 Broadway, New York.
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WEATHER REPOpT

A. iN.iCATIoNs FOR To-DAY.-For tbc Mid.
uic Atlantic States, light local rains. fojInw-
W. ny slghtly-cooler and partly clondv
mea,iler' winds shifting to southwest and
northwest stationary or higher barometer %
cloudy and clear. ""' party
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: GAM 70.
= \. NJ, 81; noon, 81; z. NJ, GIG P'
NJ, 5S; midnight, sc. -
Mean temperature. 5Sf.
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j. b. WATKINS, Ninth and Cary streets, reminds
all fucl-buycrs-espociaily for ca-hto call and
his Coal and Wood, and particularly the Peerless
Crate Splint Coal. at popular prices; Good Eas
Virginia Lump Gratc-C0al and Soft Coke fOi
cooking, each at : $50 "A tea delivered.
1T WILL NOT mend a broken limb or stop a bul
let-holc but TAHRANT'S SELTZER APERTENT
will relieve hcldachc, aid digestion, regulate the
bowels. and il Is to-day the finest Of all cathartcs
and stomachc-. sold by an druggists.
SAVE MONEY by having your printing done At
ihe DISPATCH pETTlNC-iIorsF. Good work
INV nrlnn-. .nnh -ltl l.flctInn .mnrtnleed.
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POLITICAL.
A LII DEMOCRATIC VOTERS IN
NEED OF INFORMATION IN
REGARD TO
TRANSFERS
OR THE PAYMENT or THE
POLL-TAX

are inyitef - call at the rooms Of the DINO
CRATIC CLUBS. which have been established At
the folowisg places. and win he KEPT OPEN
UNTIL THE DAY OF ELECTION:
CLAY WAEp-wcsti,sm Harl-open all day.
MONROE WARD-No. 2O3 eas, grosd-on<,x
from 10 4. ". tS7P.M
MADISON WNgD-Ovcr Yirrini's store Broad
street-opcn from u A. VI. ts9PN.
JEFFERSON NARD-Over IIcrhier-s stor,s,
17l0 east Main-olsn all day.
MARSHALL wAaD-OId senooI-ho~ss. T wen-
ty-nfth between Marshall aud Cssy-open from Ii
VI. To : l.. VI.
JACKSON WARD-tc be announced hereafter
DAY OF REGISTRATION, Ocssber 2s,h.
DAY OF ELECTION November TN.
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h I'D Y + wv q Il I,
? THE GREAT CURE
:, FOR :
-R-H-E-U-M-A-T-I-
a. Il s. for all The painful diseases II the :
KIDNEYS. LIVER. AND BOWELS. =
/. r. cic,nses the system II the acrid poison
that causes the dreadful suffering which only =
, the victims of rheumatism can realize. :
THOUSANDS OF CASES
= tic worst forms OF ilis terrible disease
have been quickly relieved. and in short time :
PERFECTLY CURED. I
Price. 81. Liquid or Dry. sold by Druggists. :
Dry can hc sent bV mail. :
WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO.. 4
Darlington, Vt. :
KIDN Wv OR T. Z
foe ln-Tu.Th " ISSatAp3l
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CIRCUIT COURT The Circuit Court was
occupied all day yesterday in determining
the ease Of William II. Beyeridge, assignee
OF fE.V. Palmer, against c. Mcnamara for
500 worth Of articles claimed by the eX-
collector OF delinquent taxes and assignee
OF Palmer. said to have been appropriated
bv Mcnamara. Verdict for defendant.
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ROCKBRIDGE ALUM " Ns.1'tl'l'-''" a IS''
DoCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER

DIR. JAMES j.. CABELL' A. M'' J" "'
p,oeessor surgery and Physiology uni'erS'H
y,rg,p,a. and President National Board o'
Health. says Of these Waters
undenabIe that unusually Ehrcnie iSpre Dis
,,o,, 80 eraxe and olst nate cases Oh NI NInrces Of
s.,s..s which have banied the 0rdlnh, rbese dis
ths be"iins aTt are annually curco:: oTnxIGIA
s'.,,' 80. re 7<JIGFsTIOS WITH 6hSlilnxrFKY
DYsPTPsiA' DIARRHGA and ,D,hxMA ~ IA PIC.
DfTlcorRiiTA, sCROfULA, ECHh""' L.
The spr,ngs are beautifully located IN "o'N
,,,ave county. Va. aud are open for The 'ecep''0"
Of visitors from War
JUNE lsr TO OCTOBER lsT EAe" '"
CAPACITY, 1000 GUESTS
The WATER IS bottled direct from The spf'ns'
oacLea IN cases containing one dozen ha''-e''''"
bottles.
FOR sale by the agents nn.co..
Richmond, Va
And y druggists generally throusho". '.,'a,
u",,ea % s.s,es. Ask your druggist fora pA"p"''''
lse l3l
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CUSTON-HOUsE NOTES.-The Norwegian
bark Wenkita, 27S tons, Captain I. Mel
sen, cleared Yesterday for Cadiz, spaln'
with 7j,2l4 oak slaves, valued at $1,000.
The Norwegian bark Pomona, Ommond'
sen master, entered from Liverpool with
a cargo Of salt for Davenport N Morris.
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GEEK HEALTH
AND AVOID SICKNESS

Instead Of feeling tired and wornou,. instead o.,
sohs and pains wouldn't YOU rather fee, fresh ,Do
Snmes
loa can continue feeling miserable and good ,,r
nothing and no one but yourself can find f,u,, ,,,
ST y"" are uTed OF that Kind Of life You can change
Il II you choose
HowY by getting one bottle OF
BROWNS IRON BITTERs
and taking IT regularly according 70 directions
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FURNITURE, MATTHEssEs,M
L EEDDISts. &C.--WlLIlAM DbF-S
FRON.-Par,iee In want Of FURNITURE OF"
any dssrriptioa VIII study thsir iDtcrc-s BY
/ calliup ON IN. beforc purchasing. aries inc
arrest Stocs DE, the business, aud can ut bc IN
drr.oId. fhlt hundred snits ~ WALNi T. Noh-
and POPI ~, from the hest factories "a u1 cDun-
try viii b.f. old Tow tO maze room. WllIJN
DAFFRON. ONCE and waTsro-Ins, lf3s hAsh
.irect: factory Nos. l6, IS 30, and 2Z north W.
tecnth stYvet. Richmond. al t-H'F
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Special attention OF the ladies is called to
the sale sale OF platcd-ware, dc. Sales daily.
Seats provided Respectfully,
JOuN +. LAUGTON. Jr., Auctioncer.
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EinnNf Grppn Tpn.

Formo,a. Oolong, English Breakfast.
and Japan Teas can be bought Of Joseph
VI. Blair. Grocer, S26 Main street.
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DIVIDENDS.

NOTICE TO TIE CREDITORS OF
y THE RICHMOND BANKING AND iNSt-
RANCE COMPANI.-Per-Ons holding check, on
The RICHMOND BANKING AND INSIKANtE l.
COMPANY. and those 10 whom ctrtihcateS Oi de-
post have b,en signed viii please present mem
At the blnkng-hou-c Of aid company without
d,l,v in order that the necessary transfers may
be made with the view 80 All >r'y dNiicun. ~
there he any persons hp,uin2 CLAIMS against t'i'
Institution. not matters 81 itcft" 'h tnc D""N''
thcy viii plea ic present fhes .. onsr. 49,, .,,,
CHARLES +. WniTLO'k
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Ss-s.ooo REWARD VIII be paid to any enc, enc
mist who will find on analysis Of 100 Do'''' u "
:. :. one particle Of Mercury lodidc o' r0''''
sium. or any Mineral substance
SWIFT SPECIFIC co" PFopr'e'o'S'
Atlanta, ia.