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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
CINiMONs LIVER REGULATOR.

ASK THE RECOVERED
DysDcpties Bilious Sufferers victims Of Fever and
Ague, the Mercurial-DiseAsed patient,
HOW THEY RECOVERED
health, cheerful spirits, and good appetite, they
will tell you by taking
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
For DYSPEPSIA. CONSTIPATION, Jaundice,
Billions Attacks, SICK HEADACHE, Cole, De-
preston Of Spirits, SOUR STOMACH, Heartburn
1T HAS NO EQUAL.
This unrivalicd southern remedy Is warranted
not ~ contain single particle Of MERCURY or any
Injurious mineral substance but Is
PURELY VEGETABLE,
IL Won feel drowsy debiiitaied, have frequent
headaehe. mouth tastes badly, poor appetite. and
tongue coated, you are suffering from torpid liver
or AblliousnesS," and nothing Will care you SO
speedily and permanently as 70 take
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
II Is given with safety and the happiest results 70
the most delicate infant. IL takes The place OF qui-
nine and bitters Of every kind. ~ u ue cheapesI
purest, aud best family medicine IN the world
Beware of counierfe 4. Take oniy tbe genuine,
In white wrapper with rcd Il In 'front.' prepared py
J. II. ZElLIN& co. oo
s0LDBY ALL DRUGGISTS. ap e-eodtAuso
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The srEINwAY and CHICKEgISG are not pianos
Of merely local reputation. They are known
around the world rs the best instruments made.
RYLAND 4 LEE. Agents,
ol3 Main street.
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HEALTHFCLNYss CAN BE PRESERVED
in malaria districts by the powerful tonic and al
teraiiye effects OF daily dose Of Simmons Liver
Regulator. the true malarlal antidOto. Prepared
only by J. H. ZEILIN & Co.
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
IL ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY, VA.
OPEN FOR VISITORS JUNE lsT.
CAPACITY, LOCO GUEsT& .ss

CHARGES:
Ier ody oV
Per month tof thirty days).................. so 90
Two months or more eacil...........,....... 80 90
Take branch railroad at Goshen. Chesapeake and
Ohio railway, for springs. Only thrty-hve min
utes' ride through besutiful and picturesque VAL
ley to the great fountdln ~ health. The entire
premises have undergone thorough and complete
repairs. placing the property a. second Ia no
Watering place In this country. home for the
invalid. Amusements Of every description for
those seeking recreation aud pleasure. Fine hunt
ing and fishing. \ cordial Virginia welcome Will
he extended a. all and everything possible done -
make our guests comfortable. satisfied, and happy.
EUGENE q. PEfTON.
my il-3m General Manager.
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Professor james \. Sewell. of Medical Faculty,
Laval University, Quebec, states; q" | have found
CoLDES's LIEBIC's LIQUID EXTRACT or BEEF
AND TONIC INyIGO8AT0R particularly useful In
advanced stages Of consumption, weakness, dys-
pcpsia, and all nervous Affections. In pregnant
women IL has been retained while every other arti-
Gle Of food was rejected. can recommend II as
convenient. palatlble, and easy Of digestion.
Ask Tor CoideH's; take no 1her. or druggists
generally.
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Tpy WHALE AND CAPTAIN BoYToN.-
Mr.. s. G. Freeman, the agent OF - the In
land Whaling Association called at this
Office Yesterday and explained that the
non-arriyal Of Captain Boyton and the
whale Yesterday was owing to misunder-
standing about the departure OF trains
from Weldon. The train they expected TO
come ON does not leave on Mondays. Mr..
freeman gives assurance that Boyton and
the whale win reach Manchester this morn
mo nj A. VI. Their cars will have TO
cross the river TIA Belle Isle connection
and Tredegar bridge. The exhibition pa
yiIIon viii i on west Broad street near the new
Fredericksburg railroad depot.
According TO information furnished US,
this whale was killed on the banks OF New
forndlapd and was towed to Boston,
where his entrails were removed and the
BODY embalmed, and in this condition has
been exhibited TO crowds all over the coun-
try. ,,u,.
Az for Captain Doyton, hewill probably
give an exhibition in the river with bis
Iife-sayinc dress, and Will also show sari'
order. 81 M Of kpighthood, medals. &c.
The payilion viii not DC open until 3.
O'Clock this afternoon.
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THE DISPATCH,

TERMS OF ADVERTISING
CAsyt~rrxya n IN ADVANCE.
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THE FISCHER PIANO dehes competition.
There Is no piano the market, for the price that
can touch n. II was tie first Amefican piano ever
sold IN the Chinese Empire.
RYLASD & LEE, Agents,
gl3 Main street.
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THE SHovISGER ORGAN Is going everywhere,
II Is sweet. powerful, durable, aud cheap. IL can
be had with or without chime u bells.
RYLAND & LIE, Agents.
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AMBULANCE CALLs.-The city ambulance
was called ont three times yesterday. A
white laborer at the Tredegar Works had u
finger badly mashed, received proper medi-
cal attention, and was carried 10 his home.
A white man at the Tanner * Delaney
Works spralned an ankle and was carried
home. A negro man ut the Old Dominion
Steamship Company's wharf mashed q
thumb SO seriously that Il had to be ampu.
tated. lie was carried 10 his bcme.
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Reception Committee trust that visitors TO
the Congress Of Nations win allow them TO
explain In their own manner, and not In
terrtipt them by questions.
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WE have just received some Pure, Delicious
CATAwBA WINE. Price very low.
Pure PORT WINE for medicinal use.
w d. BLAIR & 60.
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0LD POINT COMFORT, u
HYGEIA Horh

the year Eqasi 20 any hotel in the Unifcd States.
surroundings unsurssssrd; appointments, tshie.
aud service nDexceIled. Rsthing, boating, hshfbe,
and driving specially xstwsetive. fre-emfneptlya q
resort for southern people. Terms lees fer euai sc-
cotninedatsons THAI any resort In the country.
Climate free from malaria. and for insosaia truly
wonderful lp ifs sopori6c effect. Sead Tor circular
describing hyvienfe sdsantsees, eAc.
HARRIs0N PHGBUs,
my 14-3m proDriefor.
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ZrNMER's TROPICAL REFRIGERATOR Is relia-
BE. selfpurlfyng, and warranted 10 give satlsfac-
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InYRrLIE CIGAR. BE-.

ZiMMER'S TROPICAL REFRlGERAIoE Is
Richmond invention, and purified by current oi
cool air.
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MILLB0RO' SPRINGS,
wi BATH COUNTY, VA.

OPEN FKOM JUNE Isl TO OCTOBER sIsr.
Buy your tickets 10 Mllboro' 'epot, ches-
apcake and ohio railroad. Miilboro springs
hacks leave depot Immediately on arrival OF trains
For terms and general information address
CARROLL GARNETT. Proprietor,
Miliboro' springs Posi-Ofce,
my l2-lm bath county Va.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-About O'Clock yester-
day afternoon some colored persons pass
ing near the corner OF Marshall and Fifth
streets found a colcred man lying very
sick in the street. They assisted him 20
the Second police station, and Or. James
was summoned. The man grew rapidly
worse, and died in a short while, beng
unconscious and speechless when the ply
sician arrived. Coroner Taylor viewed the
remains. and decided that death was caused
bv some disorder Of the brain. The body
was turned over TO the city authorities.
The deceased was about forty years old,
and il is supposed was stranger here, as
no one could identify the body. IL Is
thought that he came from Powhaian
county.
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PHARMACEUTICAL AssocIATIoS.-The Nir-
ginia State Pharmaceutical Association
meets here to-day, in the Hall OF the House
OF Delegates, at $3.50 O'Clock =. VI. Mayor
Carrington viii deliver an address Of wei
come. A full delegation from every part OF
the State is expected, and as this is the first
annual meeting OF the Association an inter-
esting time Is expected. The Association
will be in session for three days, perhaps.
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DrssoLuTIoSs a pAarNERsHIPs.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

RICHMOND, VA May Is. 1852.
The partnerships heretofore conducted snder the
hTm-nSIrcs Of Hll.L, SkiNkkR K WATKINS
and nlLL sklNhhR are this day dissolved by
natasl consent, CHARLES ID. HILL and
Transferred their entire interest Ia the said trims 10
CHARLES WATKINS, who assamcs an OF the
Liabilities of The said nrins
ANY one Of the undersigned + authorized to coll
leci and receipt for all claims due any Of the said
firms ,.,, ~, =, NM,
f~fgnedi CHARLES X. SIMMER,
fsignedj CHARLES WATKINS.
CHARLES WATKINS viii continue business
under the style and hrm-name OF ChAhLEs
Referring 10 The above notice Of dissolution OF
,he laie nrm Of iiILL. skINkkR 4 MAihiNS
GRAIN, aud GENERAL COMMISSION BUsl-
Mss under the hrm-name 81 CHAkLtc ID
HmL'a 60. At The old stand, Centre "arehouse,
psirOpage Of the friends Of the old hrms Win
Witch I have been 20 long sonns:,ed: n ,u,,
RrcuxoSD, May Is, 1851.
FOR about ten years Was associated with the late
Arins of hin 4 rkinktT and llill, skinkcr Wat
kins in which MIR. Charles 10. iiill was the senior
1S SHEfs ssi B. n.f i he II patronage " nay
personal friends who did business with the above
hrms during roy connection S,,h ~ y pen ~ NORRIS
RIonxoxD. Va, May is. 1852.
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, DEAL
w Kris IN MAcHiNisTh' SUPPLIES; agree
from. Nay 18Th 70 sepas,nber i5tb inclusive.
SEofeE a. SMITH,
q. A A. BARGAMlk,
sOCTHEKA RAILWAY SUPPLY co.
.-----------~----.--~-,- 2
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ORPHASs' BAZAAR.-The ladies OF the
Catholic Church who have interested them
selves in behalf Of the orphans feel very
much gratifed at the success Of the bazaar
during the past week. In view OF this iact
they have determined to continue the
bazaar during the present week. Realiy IL
is pleasure TO 60 10 the Richmond Thea
ire and spend the evening. You need NOT
spend any money unless you WISH, but ii
you want TO enjoy yourseii gos lnlo lhe
bazaar. Try it, and see IL you are not
pleased.
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UNCLAIMED. Packages addressed as fol-
lows remain unclaimed at The "General
Delivery" OF Richmond post-oflice: L. A.
Archer, Mrs. c. n. Boston, Edward Bailey
90, Mrs. G. A. Bolton, Mrs. II. Braxton,
Miss NJ. I. Butler, X. a. Baldwin, Mr..
j. Darlington, 4. S. Christian, b. h.
Crenshaw, Mrs. ID. Dicksey, Miss 5. Dor
nan, Charles Griffin, Miss G.. VI. Jobson,
j. +. Kelley, Mrs. l.. G. Lathrop, J. l..
Larned, w. NJ. McCarty, III. a. c. Mayer,
w. l.. Robinson, A. ii. Shirley, Simon
Solomon, Miss Belle Smith (2), J. B. Tay-
lor, Mrs. 6. ii. Tompkins, c. Winham,
A. b. Woodbridge.
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PINEAPPLEsi PINEAPPLEsl
Only $3.50 per dozen,
: CoLUMBUs's. corner Third and Broad streets.
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IIousekcepers will do well 10 examine ZiMMER's :
TROPICAL REFRIGERATOR before purchasing
elsewhere.
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CHESAPEAkE And OHIO RAILWAY,
Mnv IL 1899


Gentlemen,--I notice i'm your valued
paper Of this date the donation Of bricks to
the Hollywood Memorial Association.
Please say 10 the managers that i will
haul the same free Of charge whenever
needed, and much oblige, yours truly,
CYRUS BOsslEUX.
A called meeting OF the Hollywood
Memorial Association will De held at 2oG
east Main street Wednesday, May 18th, at
II O'Clock NJ.
Mr.. ID. G. Hin Inspector Central Ware
house, has thought OF plan TO assist the
ladies OF "IIollywood Memorial Ass0cia-
tion" in getting up sufliciency Of funds
without putting them to the trouble and
inconvenience Of calling on each person.
He has to-day located in twenty or thirty
prominent places in the city boxes, with
card attached, asking for contributions Of a
penny and upwards. Ills plan has been in
operation since morning, and is meeting
with success. j. B. SHELTON.
MAY 10, 1882.
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I OsT CERTIFICATES RICHMOND
IL CITY BONDS.

Pursuant o. the ordinance in such case made aud
provided. aud preparatory o. making application
Dr. their reissue hereby adv crtise the loss 81 ue
following list Il BONDS or TIE CITY or
RICHMOND. restoration n which, or Of any part
thereof viii he literally rcwarded-yiz.:
o Der cent. bonds sfandin. ln thf name Of Charles
A. En-e, trustee. &C.:
No. 3,07s. due July J. ls-7-@4O0.
No 1928. due July !. leSe-SluO.
No. f.SS5, due January /. lgui-f3uO.
40. l.74Z, due January l, ,l9uB-S4OU.
No. 81 50. due July !. l9N6-s6oO.
g Ter cent. bond. iu name II Thomas NJ. Rutber-
foori guardian, &C.:
Nn. s.esZ. doe January /. l9O6-slOO.
NO. s,ss3. due January J, l9l2-sSuO.
per cent hond. in name 0f Thomas NJ. Ruther-
flord trustee fur Nrs. ~allic B. Boiling;
No. lo3a3. due July /, lSs5-s5bO.
No. lO.72s. due July /, lsss-Sz0o0.
q IfI cent bonds in name Of Miss sarah kuther-
foorN
No. a. due July I. less-f1 500.
NJ. 1908. due July !, I9O5-SSno.
No. 1929, due January ]. l9O6-t3UO.
: Ter cent bonds. iu name Of Miss sarah kuiher-
foord.
No. 2,S46. due January j, lSO7-sSOu.
No. 2-3i7 due Juiy /, lyue-s2uO.
No. 1888, due January /. l9u1-flOV.
No. 2.e62 due January l. isu1-eiVO.
al She above bonds were In my keeping ana
barned Ia my ron safe at the burnlngof my iac-
tory. sunday March 20, 1882.
sp pls-Tu3m THOMAS NJ. RUTHERFORD.
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Called Mestins-The Free.Bridre Approprin'
tion Agreed To-Gas nnd water Tor the Cus'
om-Hou.e-Iwenr-nve Thousand Dollars
for Shockoe Creek-The strees-Raiiway
Ordinance Passed.
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UJATKINs, CoTTRELL 4 CO, ~
,sa ~ Ma,s ~ sccRsY i.sss sPD xsD if1biE duisEsy.
rXTPI PixE CAnVIRs AID STILLS,
LAM MOWERS ~ and IL saehes fAIEsS
icE-CREAM fREEzEhs. N N'h
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MEDICAL, ACADEMY. - The subject OF
:. II;n-Joint Disease" was discussed last
evening bv DIR. Frank Cunningham and
others. and II was suggested that "roller-
skating" was in some cases the cause oi
this serious malady. ~
The Academy has lately added to its roll
Of members Drs. Charles :. Mliis, IhohIs
j. Moore, J. MichauX, a. L. Wexford, n:
Is. Stover, and \. c. Palmer-aii Dut one OF
whom have recently located here.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDrcArIoSs FOR sro-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, clearing weather,
northerly winds, stationary or higher tenn
perature, and higher pressure.
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SUMNER BOARDING.

I WOULD LIKE TO TAKE A FEW
i BOARDkRS at GlencOyc. Orange county, for
the summer months. For particular address
Mrs. VI. J. TERRELL,
my l8-eOd3is GOrdOnsyile, Va.
GUNNER BOARDING AT lIAMPDEN-
- SIDNEY COLLEGE.-The undersigned has
large and comfortable house. In which can he ic-
modated several families dnring the summer
months. Plenty OF fresh milk and vegetables. For
terms atdre-3 MRS. N. &. MCNuTT,
liampdon-Sidncy,
ap 22-2agfw Prince Edward county.
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FOR SINKING SPELLS. fits, dizziness palpitation
and low spirits, rely on HOP BITTERs.
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TIVE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy
and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 81;
Q A. NJ, go; noon, 20; 8 i. NJ, 66; Q j.
NJ, 63; midnight, 81.
Mean temperature, c1t.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Rriars and Personals.

Mr.. Meanley, who was a candidate for
Clerk OF the Chancery Court at the late
primary, has preferred request that the
votes be canyassed "in conformity with
the plan" Mr. Garrison, who was can
didate for High Constable, asks that the
votes abe recounted and properly cam
yassed." The City Conservative Commit
tee will meet tonight at S:1j o'clock at the
sherif,s Office to consider these requests.
Governor Cameron has returned 10 the
city. -,
Next Tuesday is court-day at Bland
Courthouse, and il is expected that there
will be public speaking. The Readiusters
will probably have speakers there 10 meet
Senator Newberry. Bland is his county.
The Republicans and Readiusters OF
jackson Ward will meet tonight 20 nomi-
nate ticket for City Council and Justices
OF the Peace.
The list OF unpaid waterfalls in the
First district, east OF Fourteenth street,
has been made of, and the water will be
shut OF "Wednesday the 18th instant at 10
A. NJ.
At Centenary Methodist church Rev. j..
F.. Twitty, Of Norfolk, preached morning
and night.
The usual Sunday services were held in
the other Methodist churches.
Senator Il. Boiling Wilcox, OF Prince
George county, has sent 10 the Governor
bis resignation as a member OF the Board
Of Directors Of the Central Lunatic Asy-
lum. The Board meets here Thursday.
The first train Of freight passed over the
Dock connection Of the Richnond and Ale
ghany railroad Yesterday.
Work has been commenced IN digging
the foundation Of Mr.. PAGES French flats
on Main street near Adams, and the brick
layers are about ready TO GO to work on his
Spotswood block.
ST. James Hotel was serenaded last night
as a compliment TO Mr.. }. NJ. Page, pro-
prietor-Noe band rendering the mu-
sic
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nRoWN,s IRON RITTERs.

AILIS
That Is what a great many people are doing.
They don't know just what Is the matter, but they
have combination Of pains and aches, and each
month they grow worse. The only sare remedy yet
found
BROWNS IRON BITTERs,
and this, by rapid and thorough assimilation with
the blood puri6es and enriehes It, and rich, strong
blood flowing 70 every part Of the system. repairs
the wasted tissues, drives out disease, and gives
health and strength, This IS why
BROWNS IRON BIrTERs
WILL CURE
KIDNEY AND LIVER DISEASES,
CONSUMPTION,
RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA,
DYSPEPSIA,
MALARIA,
INTERMITTENT FEvERs. &C.
203 :. PAcA STREET, BALTINoREi
November rs, 1881.
was great sufferer from Dyspepsia, and for
several weeks could eat nothing, and was growing
weaker every day tried BRowS's IRON BIT
TIERS, and am happy 10 say now have good ap-
petite and ain getting stronger.
JOsEPH MCCAwLEY.
BROWNS IRON BITTERs
IS NOT a drink. and does not contain wbiskey. Ii
Is the only preparation Of iron that causes 30 IS-
FURIOUS KFFEcTs.
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CnIcK CIGARs. be.

DoN'r OUTRAGE YoUE STOMACH with violent
eatharfics but use that pleasant and sanitary i'NA
tive TARKANT'S sELTzEK AfkhikNf'
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND STOLEN.

T OST. STOCK CERTIFICATE No. 2
IL or THE ALLEGHkNN COAL AND IRON
COMPANY. standing IN my name. and emitting
I1e % three hundred shares 0f the capital stock OF
fhe said cOmpauy. The finder Will please return
the same O. me. at the First National Bank, Rich
mOnd, Va. 49, ..
nv 2-IuAW IlfNNl Z. PAKsONN.
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THE IGIsHMEN OF RItnyOND NEHE-
nFNTIY CONDEMN THE Assassination OF
CAyENDIsn AND BURKE.-At a meeting OF
Irish citizens held at Cathedral Hall on
Sunday afternoon, on motion OF Captain
Capston, Rev. Father Van Devyver was
called upon 10 preside.
After discussion by MesSrs. William
Dafiron. James Hayes, +. =. Murphy, DR..
Lecky, and J.. McAlery, committee, as
follows, was appointed TO draft resolutions {:
Messrs. j. l.. Capston, l.. Il. Moore, J. v.
Reddy, Daniel HorgaD, and William Dali
from. Soon thereafter the committee sub
mitted a report, which was adopted, re-
citing the fact Of the assassination OF Cav
endish and Burke, vehemently condemn
ING the same, and expressing the opinion
that il was planned and executed "by the
deadhest and bitterest enemies OF ireland" +"
&C., and thanking "the press of Richmond
for the charitably and honorably expressed
belief that Ireland's virtue and manhood
are innocent Of this atTocious deed, and
for their sympathy for Ireland in this her
hour Of trial"
The meeting then adjourned, and the
Land League went into session and passed
similar resolutions.
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Mr.. j. ]. Harvey. the florist, will be at
Gettysburg Hill" this morning at 10
O'Clock tO set out any trees, plants, or
flowers which may be brought out, in adj
dition to quite number he contributes
himself.
Mr.. A. s. Lee, through Mrs. J. L. Ro-
gers, contributes a barrel Of cement to-
wards the building of the culyer.
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NOR SALE. STEAMER GIP-Sx5Sj
sEY,
"a rgEr LONG, Ie FKKr EXAM, 81 TEET HOLD,
ra-ISCu cylfSDxR.
FITTED urFoR PASSENGERS OR TOWING.
VERY FAST AND N THE MOST THoRorGH
ORDER.
Sold sa seeouut sfthe death OF one OF thsss"e'Ss
For further parser~isrs apply 10
HOWARD n. JOHNSON.
u.i2-eoalos Box 2p2. Norfolk. Va
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fmyls-e d1wi
PERRY DAvIs's PAIN-KILLER.

PERRY DANfS'S fAiN-hi LtI&N. ~ -
ERRY ID \ Y So
VEGETABLE PAIN-KILLER,
A NEvER-FAILING CURE FOR BURNS,
sCALDs, BRUISES, CUTS, SORES, ETC.
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Picnic CIGARS, &c.
ztNNEn's TRoPIcAL REFRIGERATOR Is sold
on trial. -
KEY WEST CICAEs just received.
W.D. BLAIR & co.
rur REST wiSs.-IsO,OOO Mason 4 Ham'ln
o,,,,s sold. RYLAND 4 LEE, Agents,
gl3 Nam street.
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xTFGETABLE PLANTS, well packed,
nj tise following pricss:
SWEET POTATO PLANTS zoe. per ioV' o'
ToMATo' MITSo y PLANTS see. per 100, or .2-so psr
cABBAeE PLANTS, ase.- -gr 100; .. ~ per
600 InskPHC G. AILAkD
Twentieth aud Franklin street.
an psc-su.TuTh&salHs or oskwood avenue
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DOCK AyD JOB WORK NEATLY
OExfcuTED q, the DISPATCH PRINTING
HOUbE.
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WASHINGTON AND ONO RAILROAD SALE
PosTPONED.-The Washington and Ohio
railroad. running fifty-fye miles westward
ly from Alexandria. was some time ago
sold under decree OF Judge Weltords
court. and was knocked down 10 the Balti-
more, Cincinnati and Western Railroad
Company for $4,000, which company
gave for the cash payment check for S52,-
600, which was not paid, owing to certain
complications. The Court then ordered a
resale OF the road under certain conditions.
The sale was TO have taken place at Alex
andria to-day, but yesterday representatives
OF the purchasers arrived here and be-
sought Judge Wexford to grant them ten
days more 10 carry out the terms Of sale,
which he did upon their depositing TO his
order $1,000 as an earnest OF their inten-
tions. An order was thereupon signed
postponing the sale ten days.