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Oscar wilde Carries His Negro SaIct
into "a sleeper with Him.
A,Ian,, coust,tntion, 9th. /


Night before last, when Oscar Wilde's
agent appeared at the Union ticket Once,
he asked for three first-class tickets To- sa-
yannah and for three sleeping-ear TICKETS
After Mr.. Thweatt had supplied the agent
demands the agent stated that one sci OF the
tickets was intended for Mr.. Wilde's valet'
n colored man. Mr.. Thweatt informed the
AGENT that it was against the rules OF 'he
company TO sell sleeping-car tickets 10 co.
lored persons, and requested the return OF
the ticket, promising TO refund the money
but the agent declined to do as requested.
Mr.. Thweatt then went into the sleeping
car where Dir. Wilde and his servant were
and stated the case TO them, hut they botil
declined to change the programme they hat
marked out. Mr.. Wilde said that he .had
never been interfered with before, ana per-
sisted in having his darky retain his sleep
ing-car ticket. , NJ. r,uo.,,
annroached Steve Henderson, the porter OF
he sleeping-car, and soliciting ms aid,
nosted him. Steve then went 10 Mr.
WIIde,s valet and told him that the tram
would 20 through Jonesboro', ana II tne
people saw q negro in the sleeper tney
would mob him. This had more enecs
than Ell Of Mr.. Thweatfs talk, ana IN isw
seconds the sIeeping-car ticket had been re, .,
turned, and 1ir. Wilde's valet haa Vac'''o
the berth.
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Sudden Death of IL Former Citizen OF
Richmond.

fCharlcstOn (W. Val GAZettcJ
Mr.. James NJ. Wharton died suddenly at
tbc home Of his son-in-Iaw, Il. I. Warren,
last Sunday evening. lie was subject to
the infammatory rheumatism, and had not
slept we'll the night previous on account OF
the pains incident to that disease, and after
hearty dinner he went to bed and TO sleep.
MIR. Warren had occasion 10 enter the room
into which he had retired about three hours
afterwards, and noticing that the sun was
shining in his face went close to the bed
upon which he was lying with the intention
OF closing the blind, when he noticed an
unnatural expression about the mouth, and
upon putting his hand upon the supposed
sleeper's forehead found that he was cold
and stitr in death. Mr.. Wharton came to
this city several years ago from Richmond,
Va, and was known to most OF our ci'i,
zens. He was an exceedingly polite and
urbane man, and was liked by everybody
who knew him. His body was buried in
sprlng-Hill cemetery yesterday tJuly 4th).
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POLICE CoURT.-The following case:
comprised the docket at this court yester.
day:
Charles johnson, drunk, was jailed fol
thirty days.
James Read, drunk. was fined 90.
Robert Crenshaw and Edward Moore
(both colored) were found guilty OF stealing
one bottle OF beer from B. Palmini, and
each jailed for fifteen days.
John Cooley (colored), charged with
committing perjury in the testimony which
he gave on oath as witness upon the trial
OF Thomas Murphy in the Police Court for
keeping his bar-rOom open on Sunday.
The case was continued till to-day.
Thomas Murphy. charged with keeping
his bar-room OPEN on Sunday, was dis
charged.
William Wall was fined g for firing q
pistol within the corporate limits.
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The sc,oto,s nead.

STEUBENvILLE, o., July 6.--The scenes
OF distress and grief in this city to-day
were terrible. The bodies of the passen-
gers Of the ill-iated Scioto lay around on
stretchers, and friends and relatives were
uttering the most heart-rending cries. The
Beardmore family are the worst losers,
there being two brothers, Thomas and
Harry, and their two cousins, Lincoln and
Carrie. Their relatives are now here try
ing TO identify them. The following addi-
tional bodies were recovered to-day 4:
Thomas Beardmorc, Of East Liverpool !;
Charles ii. Swcaringen, Kensingtop, o.. :;
Charles Leith, Of Wellsyille; Lincoln
BeardmOre, Of East Liverpool.
\ cannon was brought from East Liver
pool last night, and firing kept up from
daylight, but with no effect. The work Of
the recovery OF the bodies is now in charge
Of Mayor Burgess, OF East Liverpool, and
the search is assuming a systematic shape.
| Hundreds Of dispatches are being received
here inquiring for lost friends. The latest
adyiceS from the scene show the list Of
missing 10 be twcnty-siX from Wellsville,
eighteen from East Liverpool, and one
each from Washington, Pa; Beaver Falls,
Pa; Somerset, Ohio, and Sainevlle,
Ohio, making the total loss of life between
siXty-fiye and sevcnty-fvc. Large crowds
Of people from all points along the river
have been at Mingo to-day, and over two
hundred and fifty were left at the station
by the G o'clock:Cleyeland and Pittsburgh
train tonight on account Of not having
sufficient ears TO transport them.
lBy Associated Press.l
wHIsKEY AT THE BOTTOM OF 1T.
STEUBENsvILLE, ONO, July 1T is
stated that whiskey was at the bottom OF
the Scioto steamboat disaster, rs some OF
the officers and many passengers had freely
circulated the bottle before the collision,
and were drunk at the time.
Five additional bodies were recovered
from the wreck OF the Scioto this morn
ing, as follows: Willie Ewing, John Chris
tie, Miss Shields, John TomlinsOn, and a
body supposed to be that OF Edward Duffy.
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COIOrcd Church Financial Statement.

ElCHMOND, VA, july I, 1857.
To The Editor of the Dispatch:
Dear Sir,-Please allow me space in
your columns to make the following state
ment, which will be gratifying no doubt TO
the public at large, and will help us as a
church by letting our friends know what
we are doing in order to help ourselves /:
In October, 1891. we put out the contract
for remOdclling and finishing the First
Colorcd Baptist church for 80, ,i37. with Il
promise to pay $4,000 when completed, and
the balance in six, twelve, eighteen, and
twenty-four months, at per cent. interest
We have paid 81, 700. Last month | stated
to the congregation that the church will be
completed some time in July, aud want
ed to raise $500 the first sunday in July.
am happy to say that we raised last SUM-
day SSjl.j3. so now we have in hand mo-
ney enough to pay the contractor the $500
we promised, and also enough TO pay the
architect $500 for his services, and we eX-
pcct TO have the church dedicated the first
Sunday in August. Please aid us all you
can in the matter. Yours, &C.,
JAMES II. HOLMES, Pastor.
The house will cost 100000 when com
pleted.
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A Thief fn the Night.

A midnight thief is bad enough, but a
midnight attack OF cholera -morbus is worse.
A poor child prostrated, after day OF over
indulgence in summer fruit and berries, is
indeed an object Of pity. Were there no
such remedy as PERRY DAyIs's PAM
Kn.LEE the case OF such child might be
hopeless. But 1t is thing which every
parent should know, that the "PAIN-
KILLER" affords immediate, thorough re-
lief in sudden cases Of summer complaint,
collie, and all this class Of diseases. Mr.. NJ.
o. Stinson, OF Portsmouth, n. H., says he
has 40 often found it useful for his six chill
dren when thus attacked that he never will
be without it in his family. A man with
six children ought to be good judge Of
the efficacy Of such remedy.
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A New Move.

The song service on Sunday evening at
$3.50 has been closed until cooler weather.
and in it, place it has been decided To open
the parlOrS every Sunday morning from
$50 to 1890.
Some will be apt to say that this will in
terfere with the Sunday schools. That i
not the intention. II you will give the
subject a second thought YOU will find that
there are scores OF young men, Christian
and otherwise, who do not attend Sunday
schools. After breakfast they leave home,
90 out for companions and saunter down
to the hotels and lounge around in the
waiting-rOoms until church time. That is
the class Of young men we wish to reach.
association NelcS.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

City CouncH.-The first regular meeting
Of the new City Council was held Last
night. The following members were pres
cnt MessrS. Perduc, Owen, +. Gallagher,
Ballowc, Owens, Moore, Andrew Gala
cher, Patteson, BrodnaX, and Jones.
Mr.. J. Il. Pcrduc was called to the chair,
and announced that the first business in
order was the election Of a permanent
chairman.
Mr.. Andrew Gallagher nominated Mr..
J. II. Patteson.
Mr.. PattcsOn declined the nomination,
and placed Mr.. Perdue's name in nomina-
ton.
Mes>rs. Owen and Owens seconded the
nomination oi Sir. Perdue.
Mr.. +. Gallagher nominated DR.. Il. W.
BrodnaX, but he requested that his name
Dc withdrawn.
MFR. Perduc said on account Of certain
circumstances lac would not accept the pre-
sidency unless it was the unanimous wish
of the Council. lie was subsequently
elected.
Mr.. William +. Kidd, who was elected
at the last election TO the Council from the
Fourth Ward, failing to qualify was elected
by the Council.
1hc following romeo NOHllhiHHlOHtl
were elected: From the First Ward, X.
T. Ballowe; Second, J. X. Perdue; Third,
DR.. r. w. BrodnaX; Fourth, J. ii. Pattc-
son.
For City Attorney Mr.. owen nominated
Mr.. McRae.
Mr.. f. Gallagher nominated Mr.. c. W.
Turner.
Mr.. Jones, who seconded the nomination
Of Mr.. McRae, subsequently withdrew hi,
second.
Mr.. owen urged the reelection OF Mr..
McIlae, who, he said, at this particular
time could do more for the city rs City At
torney than any one else.
Mr.. f. Gallagher wanted the election OF
city attorney postponed until after the
Ericsson suit was decided.
Mr.. McRae was reelected. He received
all the votes but one, and that was given to
Mr.. Turner, WHO was not candidate.
Messrs. W. ii. Garnett, W. W. Pool, G.
\. Peple, and DR.. I. z. Matthews were re-
elected members OF the School Board.
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BArvBEiDGE. y. v. March %, 1881.
PERRY DAvIs's PAIN-KILLER nCrer rails TO
stomach JOSEPH BUHDIrT.
NICHoLvILLE. Y. V. February .. 1881.
The rcru hest medicine know Of for dyscniery'
cholera morbus, and cramps In the stomach. haNe
julius ". DEE.
MoINGoNA, Iowa. March IL, 1881.
have used your PAIN-hiLLER In severe cases
Gf cramp. cole. and cholerd iloIuus, anu IT kaNc
almost ins t1ni rcllci L. T. 'AADNEiI'
GAINESVILLE, Ga, February %, lssl.
For twenty years have used your PAN- hiLLEl
complaints. and 1t Arrays cures Would not leol
safe without bottle in the house. y. lie WE
sACo, ME., January %, 1881:
Have used PERRY DAvIs's PAIN-NILLER FOR
twelve YEAR. Ii IS safe, sure, dHd reiidtie' NO
mother should allow ii 20 be out OF the family.
II. ]. NAYEs.
ONEIDA, y. y. February o. 1881.
We began using 1t over thirty years ago, and 1t
nlwavs gIvcs Immediate relief. Would hardly dare
20 90 10 bed without bottle III The house.
CoxwAYEoRo', :. C., February 22, 1881.
Nearly every family in this section keepsa bottle
I'm the house DIR. +. MORTON.
UNITED STATES CONsULATE,(
CRFFTLD. RHENISH PRUSSIA, Feb. ;, 1851.
have known PERRY DAVIs's PAIN KILLER al
most from The day ii was introduced, and after
wear of observation and use regard It's presence
In my household rs an Indispensable Necessary.
j. :. POTTER, United States Consul.
BURTON-ON-TRRNT. Esq.
I had been several DAYS suffering severely from
.IIarThpa. accompanied with intense PAIN "hen 1
tried your PAIN-hlLLEH' ana i19hI aIhOst lh-
stant ,elirr II. j. NOONE.
2l MONTAGUE STREET. LONDON, ENG.
During a residence Of twcnty-thTtc years IN IN
dia have given IL in many cases OF diarfhda' uys-
entery. and cholera ana never knew II , ~ ,Su W
give relief. IA NiNi'iNN'
NO FAMILY CAN SAFELY BE WITHOUT
THIS INVALUAB REMEDY.
lis price brings II within the reach oi all tor
sale by all druggists at % 5Oc.' ana - per oo'o'
PERRY DAVIS & SON Proprietors'
to,ood,JvoI Providence, X. |.
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Briefs. A New York party, formerly 4
resident here, while on visit to the city
this week, purchased ten building lots
with the design OF erecting at an early day
ten dweling-houses OF medium size.
The recently-elected officers OF Friend
shin Lodge. No. 90, Knights OF Pythias,
were installed Thursday night, with the
accustomed rites and ceremonies, by Dis
Observation-Disclosures Weisiger,
assisted by q competent corps OF the breth-
rem.
Adyices from various parts OF Chester
field Is to the effect that the farmers are
busily engaged in getting their wheat
ready for market. They have no reason
to complain OF quantity or quality.
The petition started in Petersburg ask
ing the authorities OF the Richmond ana
Petersburg railroad to stop their sunday
excursion trains between the James ana
Appomattox rivers obtained no signatures
in this city. The same result would ensue
should anybody get up similar document
here asking the Danyille road to stop its
excursion trains TO Bon Air.
Some intending purchasers have been eX-
amining building-sites along the line OF the
Manchester canal. The sanguine see in
these prospective manufacturing establish
ments on the waterfront an added as-
surance OF the city's future prosperity.
His Honor Mayor Taylor repaired to bis
temple Of justice yesterday, but no offender
was paraded on which he could administer
the law, and he was compelled to adjourn
without even administering an admoni'
ton.
At meeting OF the School Board Thurs
day night all the old teachers for the white
schools were reelected, and Miss Cora Nor.
ris was elected teacher Of the new school
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wHIsKEY AT THE BOTTOM OF IT..
baltimore at WOrk-What il Rich.
mOnd Doing?
baltimore American, ycstcrday.l

baltimore American. ycstcrday.l
The preparations for the proper present
alton OF the September pageant OF the
OriOle are progressing in satisfactory
manner, and with every indication OF sue
cess. Numerous cars are under course OF
erection, and other arrangements for the
pageant are being made. The cars
are being erected at the nest or
sheds Of the Oriole Association, near
Druid Hill Park, and it has been found
necessary to add IN extension OF nearly 90
feet TO the buildings in order to have accom-
modations for the thirty cars. The superln-
tendcnce of affairs has been placed in the
hands of a gentleman who is thoroughly
familiar with street pageants and Specta-
cles, and who will prove Of incalculable
benefit to the OriOle, and will enable the
association TO astonish the natives on the
dav OF the pageant. There have been no
contracts made with any individuals, the
order having selected their material and
other ncccsSaries after determining upon
the design. All the properties and cos
tunes are being made in Paris, and will be
of the best workmanship. They will be
made expressly for the Oriole, and will be
models of elegance and richness. Full de-
tails OF the progress OF the preparations
will be given from time to time.
The prospect OF financial support is very
satisfactory, and it is expected the required
amount OF money will be subscribed with
out any trouble. The celebration has had
workers lehind it who are pcrseyering,
and determined to push it through and
make it success.
The programme so far arranged or con-
templated will include three days fcstiyi-
ties. On September 10Th the parade OF
the State militia will take place; eeptem-
Der the 18th, the day will be given up to
festivities and receptions. On the evening
of the 14th the grand street pageant viii
be given. This is the programme con-
templatcd, although not positively deter
mined on, and therefore liable to changes
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Teachers are 10 be elected for two colored
schools at the next meeting.
Mr.. W. L. Robinson has been elected q
member OF the City School Board from the
Fourth Ward, to I'LL vacancy, by the State
Board Of Education, the City Council fail
ing TO fill the vacancy within sixty days.
Judge s. 5. " eisiger, Of Chesterfield
Circuit Court, has gone to one Of the Vir.
ginia mountain resorts for brief So
iOurn
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UrsTIYGs COURT.--The grand jury OF
this court yesterday morning found true
bills against Einor Emerson for grand lar
ceny, Thomas Hill Tor stealing, and Robert
James and John Wyatt for purchasing
stolen goods.
The case of Emerson is an example Of
ouick Justice. Day before yesterday he
was arrested by an officer on the charge OF
stealing about $3.50 worth Of valuables and
goods from Norwegian schooner in this
port; was sent on to the grand jury for
examination. aud yesterday true bill was
found against him, and his case was con.
sidered by jury, who found him guilty 81
the charge, and liked his term OF confne-
mept In the penitentiaTy at two years.
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SIMMER BOARDING.

Mrs. SARAH II. ROANE, al her reel
INl d~ncc Ia NewbeTu Pulaski county Va, two
miles from Dublin depot on the Norfolk ald Wc.t-
cru railroad. DISHES To- HAVE LIMITED
NUMBER OF VISITORS DURING rHk NiN NJ
MER. Good fishing, beautiful scenery cls' ,ilon
y. 500 feet above he sea: nghts cool and Ia
yig0ratlng. Terms accommodating. EciCr, Ia
Dr. Hunicr McGulrc aud Colonel y. y. Cary.
Post Office, Newberi. Pulaski ccuBty, Va.
Jc2i-eod3w
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OF ALL THE WONDERFUL DISCOVERIES, per-
haps surpass that Of extracting the essence Of
beef, which has proved such blessing 20 the sick.
CoLDEN's LrRBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT or BEEF
AND TONIC INvICoRATOR has the preference for
Weakness. Depression. Consumption, Lassitude,
and Feyers. ASk for Colden's; take no other. OF
dTugHlsts generally.
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Mr.. j. F. DONLEAvY wishes TO inform his many
friends that on and after Monday, july 10. 1852,
he viii be engaged at the popular house Of JULIUS
MEYER & son, corner sixth aud Broad streets,
where he will be pleased to see them. Thanking
them for their generous patronage Of the past, he
respectfully asks a continuance OF the same.
July 7, 1882.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, and
warmer than on previous days OF the week.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY G A. NJ. 65 {;
0 A. NJ, 76; noon, SO; Q l.. NJ, IS; p.
NJ, S4; midnight, "A
Mean temperature, 7S5.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR,
CIMMONs LIVER REGULATOR.

ASK THE RECOVERED
Dvspcntics. Bilious Sufferers, victims Of Fever and
Ague, the Mercurial-Diseased patient
HOW THEY RECOVERED
health, cheerful spirits and good appetite lhey
viii tell you by taking
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION Jauhdlce'
Ril,ous Attacks, SICK HEADACHE Coiic' DC
preston OF spirits, SOUR STOMACH, Heartburn
"0' w. III HAS NO EQUAL.
This unrtyalled southern remedy IL warrahleu
not 10 contain single parVcieOi hEhCOHi VI az ,
Injurious mineral substance but Is
PURELY VEGETABLE
4, Won feel drowsy. debilitatcd, have Ire1uehtt
hsaasche mouth tastes badly, poor appetite;;, anu
tonc,c rcated YOU are suffering from torpid I'.l
a. Z IItlonsness" and nothing VIII cure YOU sV
sY,o.diiy and permanently as to take
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATORS.
MS given with safety ard the happiest results 70
he ,onst DELEGATE infant. II takes the place ol qu
,ins md httcrs Of every kind. IL IL the chsaPcs'
,a,rest aud hest family medicine III inc WORM.
peware OF cOuntorfe h.. Take Ohy ,ie srh senuhhc hy
in white wrapper with red In 'front.' pieP"'e' "
q s1iD q, 1I'l5 BY ALL DRUGGISTS. sp 6-eodtA"so
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Ri on all sIlcs Of Real Estate made between The
lst Of January and last of june the taxes for ult
present year have b. be paid by the purchaser. on
all sales made between the lst OF July and last oi
the year the taxes have to be paid by the seller.
This custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
by all the real estate agents I'm Hchmoad, and ap'
plies u Richmond and yiciniNl
RICHMOND BARAAR, 10 \. NJ. horses. mules
vehicles, &c.
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LIEBaC.s EXTRACT OF MEAT.

T IEBIG COMPANYS EXTRACT OF
MEAT-FINEsT AND CUEAPEsT MEAT
FLAvORING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES. AND SAUCES.
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
An invaluable AMI pslatahlc touic in all cases
Of weak digestion and debility. "ls a success
AMI a boon for which nations should feel crate
ful."-Soe Medical Press. Lancet" Brit
isn Medical journal &c.
CATTION.-GcnMnc only with the (dc
SimRe Of Baron Liebig's signature In blue ink
across the label. This caution j. necessary,
owing t. various cheap and inferior suhsfi-
tutes being IN the markc'.
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
To he had Of an storehccpcrs, Groccr.' and
Chemist. sole agents Tor The United state
(wholcsale only. c. DAVID & CO.. Fnchurch
avenue ondon. England. ap 2@-sa52t
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INSTALLATION OF OFFICERs.-At a regu'
lar convention OF Syracuse Lodge, No. D,
knights Of Pythias, held at Leyy's Hall last
night, the following officers were installed
by Disrrict-Deputy William l.. Smith: Past
Chancellor, James NJ. Fossett; Chancellor
Commander, james Johnston; Vice-Chan-
cellor, J. c. Donnela; Prelate, r. B. Gray
Master-at-Arms, j. W. Mcdonald; Inside
Guard. j. Il. Rowe; Outside Guard. }. b.
Clark. This Lodge has membership OF
1874, and is very prosperous financially, and
has 81, 100 invested in Richmond bonds al
= and per cent.
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INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS OF AURORA
LoDGE.-District-Deputy II. 5. Valentine,
OF this district, assisted by District-Deputy
Bass. OF Manchester, Thursday night IN
stalled the officers OF Aurora Lodge, NO.
1lG, Independent Order OF Odd-Fellowss'
rs follows: w. A. Chesterman, noble
grand: T. j. Cowman, vice-grand; W. l..
Pearce, chaplain; j. ID. Dalton. secretary
X. S. Denny, financial secretary; George
w. Fuller, treasurer. After the installis-
tion Of officers there was fine entertain
ment, consisting OF music and dancing and
refreshments.
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OSCAR WILDE AT THE THEATRE TUESDAY
NIGHT. Frank Gray, advance repre-
sentative OF Mr.. Oscar Wilde, reached the
city Yesterday. and made arrangements for
q lecture to be delivered by Mr.. Wilde at
the Theatre Tuesday night. The apostle
of astheticism will have for his subject
"Decoratiye Art" upon which he feels
peculiarly well qualified to speak, and
about which many OF our people will be
delighted to hear. Sale of reserve seats
will commence at Ramos & Moses this
morning.
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CHICK CIGARS. DC.
THELovF OF THE ANTIQUE.

A homely, old-iashoned perfume Is Lavender
Jet delightfully."- refreshing and my'gorating. 1t
can be found In no purer form than IN Iicham
Lavender, as prepared by y. 4 T.. ATKINSON OF
IondOn
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DYSPEPSIA is the costly price We pay for luxu-
ries. Its most potent remedy, however, Is found
In that efficient and genial tonic and Alternative
TARIANT's SELTzRR APEBIEST. sold BY all
drnRgists
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PERsoNAL-Mr. A. F. NoEL's friends will be
glad to know he IL improving in health. aud hopes
to be back TO business in the fall Mr.. Noel +
spending the summer with his mother in King
William county,
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STRANGE THAT PEOPLE WILL SUFFER
with dull feelings aud the blues when they can be
so surely cured hy simply taking few doses of
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOH. Genuine prepared
only by j. II. ZELIS & co.
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Adjourned.

FLOUR FOR RIo.-The Norwegian brig
Aabine. 27I tons, A. Blk master, was
cleared yesterday from the eustom-nouse ,nl
for Rio Janeiro with carso OF o'Iv. par.
rels and 200 half-barrels OF hour, shipped
by the Haxall-Crenshaw company, ana
valued at S23,410.