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WEATHER REPORT

an Np.SAIloNs FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid.
o,oa Cio f.'an.'e states, local rains, followed by
eac;ulns, 'n..s, cooler weather, winds shifting 10
rometer. III ISL III o'-
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., me WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and clear. ''"''
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY: G AM. 90 .
81 midnight, Ga. '-' y "''
Mean temperature. 66z
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Card.

We respectfully inform our friends that
Though they can find many good articles at
our sampie'rooms, none IS better in our
estimation than the old "M0ntrose Whis-
key. CUsrAL0E & HILL.
102 east Broad street.
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MUSICAL.
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

PROFESSOR CHARLES sElBtRI'
- long and fsyorably known musical lhsiIu'DI -,
tn ihe school, Of Richmond. Is again pfepssrrsu y,
is,eh VOCAL AND IN>rRu MhNIAL NJ - s..;
kddrcss: Residence. ga east bros'h su''' ui ~ ~
p,mos g Noses'. 9l4 Main street, or \. hAr-
lungs, 31s Broad street. ,,.,>.,. ,Snp.ISr.
N.B-Instruciion Ia DRAWN" ASR ~ ~ -aodim
ING made A .pecialty. of o.
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LIvERY-COATS.
4 FULL LINE

KyRsEYS AND BEAVERS.
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Ann, latest subjects in PAINTINGS TN'"N
WINGS, and dOLEOGRAPHsi
New PICTURES constantly arriNihe'
PLUSH and GOLD FRAMhs'
BRONZE FRAMES.
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"ROUGH on RATS."-Clcars out rats. mice. flies,
reaches. bed-bugs, ants. vermin, chipmunks. 1je.
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INTEREST on COURT FUNDs.-Mr. Charles
f. Whitlock, president Of the Planters Ma
tional Bank, has written to Judge Fitz-
hugh, Of the Chancery Court Of Richmond.
saving: "Our Board OF Directors have
had under consideration the question OF
interest upon court deposits. and have in
structcd ne to say to YOU that on all such
deposits hereafter made they will allow
only per cent. interest; and they have
further instructed me 10 notify you that on
all deposit, remaining in this bank after
the Iii proXimo TO the credit Of the Court
they will bear interest at the rate Of per
cent. per annum from lst November next
instead Of per cent, a. in most cases
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GILT and BRONZE cor

ALBuMs in Russis, silk. and Piushi
EAsEY.s for parior and mantel,
PlFR. and MANTEL-MiRhoks;
WALNUT and EBONY bkA,n'
BIRTHDAY CARDS ana fAN'""'
ARToTYPE ENGRAVINGs'
C,iROMOs IN frame, 24x3O, at 81 ec,v dlf.
$40 FRAMES from 20 cents up"ard-ni'' "'
ferent styles; -, a.,,res in the
fhAMES pi"'e " l.. LEWIS,
city. o,o Main street.
Z Q,a c<~
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" BrCHuPABA."-Qui complete cure. all an
noying Kidney Diseases. FL. At druggists.
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Preserved Lines, Raspberrics,

Ounces, Strawberries, Cherries, Peaches,
and Damsons, OF the finest quality, in bot.
ties. at 30 cents each, for sale by JOSEPH NJ.
BLAIR, S26 Main street.
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SMAIL-POX
PREVENTED.

\ member Of my fam
liz WAS taken with
SMALLPOX. used
the FLUID. The patient
WI. Dot deliriou-. was
not pitted.and wasahOut
uc house agNiu I'm three
wecks,and no others had
1T. ". PARKINSON,
I'hiiadclI lila.
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AND SIX HUNDRED orHEE USEFUL AND
VALUABLE PRESENTS.
HOW TO GET 4 TICKET.

HOW TO GET 4 rlo ktT.
Tickets for the festival can b. ohtains., as ioi-
=. t.,..,r, al. .f DAIlD'- PRIZE SDAi II
,yr,n,rd H A DARK BROWN wrapper. save
tLe-, sr1ntcr, until yOu have 20; mall ia" 10 "a,
Ia one II our envelopes, w9icb can ht ',"e',n''
FREE OF CHARGE from the glo-'t 90 % m.,n, ,1
thereon and there viii hv no trouble; rl,,,V roI IL
,o,.sr. Won nlll receive . iickots RtstMbfh
TTIHIEiTlCkFT- COST YOC NOTHING. "u 90
nat BI'Y then--we do n0L SILL theIaL We IVY NV
snRP|tsE DAViD's PBiZE AtNDHh
s1Hp Rear in mind that you have ~ahing u
Io.e' You get FULL VALUE for yoT money
,xhru vou buy the soap. IL Is the LAhSn,si'
cir ApE~T. BE-T, rac LONGkst LAsiiS'
WHifFsT WASIIISss. SWEETEST sMrL,I
iN1; EASIEST RUBBING SOAr II hXxiiI
ENCE. II YOC CsE II nsTrE r;iE NAY
II" vii. OFT DIR MONEY BACK: IhiNn .''.
nv t,r 10 soap eyer did 80 Inuch tsi you' ,, .oi
cycr,stiI FyerV one Of the presents ~, ~ rrrS
~ giyrnaway. TWENTY NRAti fhs 1Iiicn
/ ff, 100 WRAPPERS Ii, NJ sIx "TickfTs
n;t.rrrR r RI THAN ONE. DAvlDS fkiLh soar
pr %pI ,RGFR thau any other OF leSs JDafnY' ana mnS
J. Is,La,ad s"r eltA~r Toilet or Laundry 49,. Ihr
1T Y1I''IL LEkE II. II wa tos be nec'sssiy
80 attend the srtiyal to receive presents, NY
or the youcle for them win sx y. NJ
/ NV; 10 send. BUY NOW. livery one can nav nav % %
cIe,s befotr Christmas ussy eomnsnse :, e~f 2nJs
~ ,I-.. the Soap. BUY NOEE IiIAN not u
| FoR TMNHnIATE rSE, As TuE 49, SU.Alrsr ~
! PROVES WITH AGE. II Is lht @ bao, ~, ~,
/ vTSTMISr EVER aADL, s"r d AL" Soar
! c.rocers keeping mons, worth xo,n. ,.,,,ifv
cro,er l..es not keep H. or wiii mol ~ ~ s,,s s
our Ac.,oIs. No COMMUNICATIONS sns"efSe @"'N''
| ,tamI, - enclosed.
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KENMORE SCHOOL,
AMHERST COURTHOUSE, VA.

n. \. STROBE Mathematics medaliht CniYer-
sity virginia., Principal.
C.E. KENT dong a resident Of France and
Germany. Assistant
CHARGES for board and tuition TO end Of session,
from sl46 up, according 10 age Advancement &C.
For particulars apply to
oc IO-l0t IhiN'i NH'
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EDUCATIONAL.
SPANISH CLASS.

SPANISH CLASS.
~ the rcauc.t II several person, I will open q
cr.NsS or SPANISH on the lsT or NONEM-
BER. Those who wish to join u please apply 70
Professor l.. " NlIAsSELEFF,
oc l7-Tn.ThSsa saGt vt 304 east Grace street.
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COOL NIGHTS remind MS that warm breakfast
will soon be- I'm demand, and that HECKER's SELF
RAISING BUCKwHnAT viii shortly be- ready.
IECKEE's SELF-RAIsING FLOUR is always IN
season.
For sale by All groccrs.
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FLOUR FOR BRAZILIAN PoRTs.-The Brit
i,h steamship Glenapp, Captain y. b. Mac
dougall. lying at West Point, was cleared
from the cu>tom-house. in this city. ye>ter-
dav. for Brazilian ports, with $40 barrels
OF flour, valued at 1890, shipped by the
IIaXall-C -Crenshaw Company and others, and
425 kcg, OF lard, valued at S2,Go2. The re-
mainder OF the Glcnapp's cargo, compriS-
ing assorted merchandise, was taken on at
NrM York.
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FESTIVAL.

rTHE YOUNG LADIES OF DR..
L HOGE'S CHURCH will hold a FESTlNAL In
the lecture room OF the church ON TIT RrDAY
EVENING. 9Th instant. Proceeds for the benefit
of the poor of the church. There viii nlso be -
table for pounds for the P' or. &c lS-zt"
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CHANCERY COURT.-The following cases
were disposed OF yesterday:
Brooks ard wife IS. Ware, &c. Decree
settling all matters in controversy. and ma
king a final disposition Of the same.
StringfellOw rs. CowleS'S administrator,
sc. Decree authorizing investment Of the
fund and payment OF Interest as therein
mentioned.
Fr pcrtc T. II. Elleit. Order appoint
ing trustee in the place Of one who Is
dead.
Purcell rs. Ncale, De. Decree referring
cause to commissioner for inquiry and re-
port.
Winston rs. Bricl. &c. Decree making
a disposition OF certain fund therein
mentioned.
Phillips, administrator, rs. Phillips, &c
Decree providing for the disposition OF the
fund therein mentioned.
Madigan rs. Cbinn, De. Decree author
zing the sale Of Richmond city bonds a'
therein mentioned. and providing for the
disposition Of the proceeds Of the sale.
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NAss-NEETING OF THE YOUNG MhN Vr
Cu,-pcu UILL.-At s O'Clock last night me
lecture-room Of the Third Presbyterian
church was filed. the gathering beng p'ir-
suant 10 n call OF the Young Mems Chrls-
tom Association for the purpose OF organ
;z;no a branch on Church Hill. The meet
;no was called to order by f. y. Taylor,
ESQ. who briefly stated the object oil 'he
interesting speeches were made by kev;
Mr.. Walden, Drs. Pollard and biedsoe' anu
General Secretary Newman.
The meeting throughout was very enthu-
s;as,ic. and mt the close over 100 Joined the
Association. - 80
They start with every prospect OF sue,
coss most OF the leading men oi the I'LL
ho;nC identified with the movement. Iht
ovncnses io- the first twelve months were
ennnred before the movement was naut
",,hJ;c A committee has been appointed
- secure suitable quarters, and a. soon a
that Is accomplished reception 10 he"
members will be given.
vor,o Nrx,s REVIVAL MEETINGS. IN,
Meeting at the Grace-Street bap's. oh.u ~
last nIsht was more largely at'eh1eo .na'
on any previous night. Kew; III. nav
,harnc;s sermon was most eloquent az
neal 10 Young men TO come 10 cnI'sl' n, "a
pssdv pead many have professed faith IN ood
and ibc meetings are evidently deepenia'
IN G interest. This afternoon al n oc'oe'
Tho services will be for all classes, anu :
tonight for men only,
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MILITARY NOTICES,
AMUSHMENTA. A

DICHNOND THEATRE-TO-DAY.
POSITIVELY FOUR DAYS ONLY.
FIRST GRAND PERFORMANCE.
Doors OPEN
THIS AFTERNOON At 1.30
AND
THIS EVENING At 7.
and every afternoon and evening this week.
GENERAL TOM THUMB AND WYE,
WITH
NEW AND NOVEL TROUPE.
iGUluding the MARVELLOUS MIDGET.
II. Il. JACOBS Nanakor
sylvester Blcfter, Rep. Gen. Tom THANH.
ADMISSION, | o and 20 cents.
ORCHESTRA AND CIRCLE. 10 cents extra.
No extra charge SoF rcservinE -eats: tickets OF
sale at Ramos & Moses and at the Theatre.
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Rs- We use FIRNIR's ENGLISH LIvraY-
BUTTON on all our Coachmen's Coats ~
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ksASE.-BAI.l..

3 $"3 3 "A \ }yi$ y#$"% B = s.... s....
B Bpb "a 4 a w i i ! BDb , sssss
rpr ERG !! zzz ZEE
+ / / I'll Il I'M Ern
:s,,s$ 3 Az #F #r|
9SSS' 90 4 AP (:
As AN INDICTMENT FOR EVERY FAMILY
AND HOUSEHOLD TO USE
DAyID's PRIZE LAUNDRY SOAP
wEARE GOING ToHAyEAGRANDC CHRIST
MA, FESTIVAL DECEMBER 20, 1882 At
WHICH WE SHALL GIVE AWAY rnE
FOLLOWING
VALUABLE pREsENTo:
/ Threc-story Bru wnstone House and Lot In New
York city
$1,000 in Gnld,
/ : 600 per cent. T. =. Bond.
$50 ia G0ld.
/ 800 per ccni. Bond.
1 Team ROtd-iIOrscs.
$50 IN told
> sluO BObdr.
Pianos.
; Parlor organs
/ : Diamond Bracelets.
! 10 pair Diamond tar-Ring'.
/ 25 Diamond tingcr-iinss.
/ so Gold Watchcs.
| rs silver Watchcs.
/ 80 $50 Gold Pieces.
| IS 40 Gold Pieces.
| i5U - Gold Pieces.
| Ia e.yyiug Mlrliuc-.
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sick should use II freely.
been known u spread
.scd. EELLOW-FENFR
ter BLACK NOMiT had
cases Of DIPHTHEEIA
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L. LEwIs's ART-GALLERf'
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. ERADICATES
MALARIA.

Persons waiting on iht
>cariet-Fever has neycl
Wh.re the FLUID WAS
la- been cured with il 2
taken place. The worst
ylrlit0iL
FFVERED and SICK
persons refreshed and
BED SORES prevent
"a by bathing with
DARBYS lLDlD.
IMPURE AIR made
harmless and purified.
For SORE THROAT Il
isa SURF cure.
(DNTAGlON des roy
ed.
Pr FROSTED FEET,
{ Hill B l. 4 ] y :.
PILES. CHAElNGS.
G..
RHEUMATI~M cured.
>uFT. WHITE COM
PLEXION> secured
lyii, use.
>HlP-FENER prevent
"a.
To- PURIFY T II 7
BREATH. CLEANSE
TIE TEETH,itc can't
b, SURPASSED.
CATARRH rcllcvccand
cured.
FEY>IPELAS cured.
Burns relieved in
-feHfiv.
SCARS prevented.
DA~ENTERN cured.
WOUNDS healel rapid
Iy.
SCIRVY cured.
Al ANTlDOIE for an
imal or vegetable pol
sons. stiug-. &c.
fused the FLUID du-
ung our present attic
fi.r with ARLt L
FFVFR with decided
.dvantige. IL il lnGi--
r4r-ablc 10 the Sex
fuIn.-WM. +. SAND
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PAINTINGS. ENGRAyIN''GI:s's,,- az

TpFF EXHIBITION DAILY.
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DARBYs PROPHYLACTIC FLUID.

- SCARLET and
T \ Z oTD-TE YERS.
DIPHTiitRIA. SAIL
WALTON, ULCERATED
80 Il + I II X . \ L
SMALLPOX. SiEA- =
SLE>. and al
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DPHTIiFEIA
PREVENTED.


Tie physicians here
uSe DAHBN~ FLUID
very -ucces,fully in tie
treatment Of DlPli-
IHLRIA.
A.>TDLLESWTECk.
Greensboro Ala.
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The emineutphy~ici
i. MARION SIMS, VI;
d.. New York. says: " /
am convinced Professor
DAHETS PROPHN-
LACTIC FLUID Is i
l valuable disiufcctanL
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DOoK AND JOB " WORK .1nn pnniNTisc. nnnisc
DExEcUTED at sbe pisFe''"
HOUSE.
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9lthmond 1ispatth.
"hDNEsDAY......OCToBER IS, 1882.

hs-THE CIRCULATION OF rur n,op,ro,,
Is LARGER THAN THE Co,tnIvrn c,nc,, -
nAIIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE CITY. " =
h"'ered at the Pos'-oHice at Richmond Va :.
second-class matter.I
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DARBYs FLUID RECQMME;Np2acpD ~ 9{ 3{hnrIe. nI..
nehaDIer 2sI !, H. n t9hHrcb # The Strangers New
YORK: joseph LeConte Columbia; ProTi,'Ir rrofes e
yersity south Carolina: Rev o. e1't + Pierce
~ Mercer University: Rev; TORY =
Bi.h@n Methodist Episcopal Church uoN,r Per-
INDISPENsA sABLE TO ENh,k1 l. ih,tcSnally for
fnctly harrnles.. Used internally OF eN'''
The FLUID has been thoroughly tese,, ec,yrTythne tS'
have abundant yideuce that has uno ct II voul
here claimed For fuller W H., ,nro6riotors
uFa8sisi pam "'0'' i n. ZEILlN & 90;
Manufacturing Chemists fi''"'''' ''''''''
&C l--u(Mly
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sClRYY cured.
VANDERBILT

VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY, Nashville i1hn' inn
T,esfifv H. the most excellent quaitieS oi Ito @
f...Nr DARBY~ ~PEOPHILACIlCf fLI ~; liz All
dl-iufectant and detergent IL is potl, io Win
,',i ry,cflcaIlv superior 10 any preparation VII"
az -9, pr 49,: :,,,trtad. y. +. LUPION'
WHICH an "V'4"''' Professor Chemistry.
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In cases Of DEATH II
? should Dc used about
the c0rpsc-i, will pre-
vent any unpleasant
smell.
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Persons waiting on IN,
>cariet-Fever has neycl
where the FLUID WAS
Las been cured with il 2
taken place. The worst
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LIMESTONE.

cEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE nv
y ceivtd at the ONCE Of the Board OF PUP.
he Works OF the CiIy OF Wheeling, until nve
o'clock P. n. OF WEDNESDAY, November To-
for breaking and Spreading
Two strings OF Limestone on Jacoo sies.;
I'm the Eighth Ward, from Thirty .afsn street
10 the MarShall county boundary line.
Two strings OF limestone ON Main street
from Ninth street north TO the citys nouno-
sry line. ......
Seventh ward.
The stone furnished must be OF the oest
ouaiity OF blue Limestone, and broken 70 2
siDs small enough TO pass through mig ~
inches IN diameter. The contractor VIDA uot
he permitted to occupy mnre than one square
mon which limestone must be broken ana
spreaf before proceeding 70 the next squaTe;
Proposals must be made by the pearch ADO
ACCOMPANIED with the name OF respoustoie
suJety. for the ond which viii be required N
secure the faithful performances OF the con-
The Board reserves tie right 70 Ieiec; any
AA ~ b. A.GALLIGAS,
na,s ~ Clerk.
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Malvern, Ark, May 2, ISL.
N have cases in our town who lived AZ Hot
Is . aud were inally cured with ;. \. ).
MCCAMMoS & MURRY.
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'ST all dru<Eisa. aud dealers n4nsa
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DRY GOODS.
view York.

New YORK, November 16.-The effect
of the improved temperature on the con-
sumptive demand at interior markets is
being reflected in increased request for a
large number of small TO moderate takings Of
bleached and brown cottons and some styles
of colored goods. Cottonades are being
looked after, and more business is being
reported. Bell cottonades opened in a
very handsome line of styles. Wooden
goods shows no general improvement in
demand. Flannels are in steady request
for small assortments, and in some grddes
Of blankets there is more doing.
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Piles.

Piles are frequently preceded by sense
of weight in the back, loins and lower part
Of the abdomen, causingt the patient 70 sup
nose be has some affection OF the kidneys
or neishboring organs. AT times, symP
toms OF indigestion are present. as na'u
sncy uneasipess of the stomach, etc
moisture, like perspiration, producing
very dissgreeabie itching, particularly at
night after getting warm in bed, Is very
common attendant Internal, External
and Itching Piles yield at once to the sp-
plication of DR.. Bosanko's hle Kennedy,
which acts directly upon the parts affected,
absorbing the Tumors, allayins the intense
itching, and ettectng q permatn a;Ias sT NJ
not DELAY until the drsin on the system
produces permanent disability, but try It
and be cured. Price, 80 cents. Sold oy a.
T. Young. c. Moenkemoeller and Logan q
Co.. wholesale agents - - -
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Petroleum.

TITusvILLE, November 16.-0il opened at
81 277s; highest 81 %; lowest 81 25%;
closed at 81 2SA. Shipments 5,026 barrels;
charters 42,69S barrels; runs 1882 barrels.
PIrTsBrRo, November l6.-The afternoon
session was o repetition of the morning
with even less doing. There was a contin.
uance of the feeling and the market de-
clined to 81 24A but recovered somewhat
and closed little frmer with sales at
81 25A. The transactions, where smaller
than any day for several weeks, aggregated
$3.50, 600 barrels.
BRADFORD, November 16.-Oil-Slightly
weaker. Opened at 81 Is; highest 81 2Sh;
lowest 81 20; closing at 81 rs. Sales 25lO,-
600 barrels. Total shipments Wednesday
5O,0S7 barrels; charters ~, 700 barrels.
OIL City, November 16-0il opened this
morning at 81 2S and with a very sensitive
feeling declined TO 81 29h, advanced to
81 %, declined to 81 PAX, advanced to 81 %,
declined to 81 25N, and the morning ses-
sion closed with 81 q bid. The afternoon
opened at 81 26K, dropped to 81 26advancedi
to 81 % at p. NJ, broke to 81 26H, advanced
to 81 q and closed at 81 25A bid. Ship
ments 42,69S barrels, average 2S,90l; trans
actions 10000.
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- 49, 49,
II ycu sre Mek Hop Bisssrs WIN surely ~
Nature in makiseyua vsli~hsn siisass faab
II you are cssiive or dyspeptic. or are senee'
inr nom any osAsrof ~ Aumb faeias.s
eth, aonaeh O. beNsls, - = yuef 90 tAaV
Il you remain N, for Hop bittera az sovsf.
eign remedy IN III sush ccnplainist
Ifyon are wAssing away with any form q
Kidney dissa.s, stop tempting Death this
moment. and turn for cure TO Hop BitterL
II you ars s,ck With that tefrtble stekns1
NERVOUSNESS, you Win dnda .Dalm In 0nsed"
in the use of Hop BitterA
II you are ffsquentef, or Q resident Of .
miasmatie district, baxricads your .ystsm
srainst the eceurSs u counetes- axtais
eptde1nic, billlOoB, and fnternittent tevon~
by the pse OF Hop BttterA
II ron have r0ogh, ptn1plYf oceoli0H oktns
bad breath, palm nd achSk and ~ 49,
able GeneSSiiy, Hop Blttseg1tll give tsS
din. der bod. ara susstes brseas. nseaa
In short they curr an diseases d the stou.
ach, Bowels Hood. Liver. Nerves, KidneyA
RriGhVs Disease SO viii b paid Tor eAss
they viii not cors or help.
That poor, beaFidden. invalid wife .tstees
mother erdauehsr, can b made ne picture
OF health, by fev bottiea OF Hop, Bitter,
costing but trifie. VIII you let them sans'f
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louisville. KY, May Is, lSSl.
IL :. has given better satisfaction than any
Zone have ever sold. J. A. FLEXNER-
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ures When Hot Springs Fail /!

moves all traces Of Mercury from the sys-
Cures ScrOfula. Old Sores, Rheuma-
EczemA, Catarrh or any Blood Disease.
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Memphis, Tenn, May II, 1881,
n nave sold |, 40 bottles OF =. =. ;. In year.
-. ytysn universal satisfaction. Fair
- physicians now recommend II as
4 i've specinc. =. MANSFIELD s Co,
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS.
Proposals for PubIic Printing ana
Binding. and for Furnishing sta
tionery for the State Of
West virginia.
OFFICE OF THE Gov NrsspsyRs OF

OFFICE OF THE Gov NISsIoSyRs OF
PuBIIC PRINTING STATE OF WfsT VIRGINIA.,
Wheeling, November I, lsS2 J
Sealed proposals Will be received by the
Commissioners OF Public Printing, nj the
Auditors once, In the Capitol Building, until
December 18th, noon, lss2, for supplying the
state of West Virginia with stationery and
Printing Paper, and for the execution OF
Public Printing and Binding for two % years
from the second wednesday Of January. 1888.
Each proposal must be accompanied by q
bond executed according to Law by the bidder,
with AZ least two good and sufficient sureues
residing In this State, In the penal sum OF Ten
thousan nd dollars for all state Printing, and
the penal sum Of two thousand dollars Tor All
State Binding. and In the penal sum OF nve
Thousand dollars for Furnishing Paper ana
Stationery, conditional for the faithful per-
fosmar ce Of the contracts.
No bid unaccompanIed by such bond VIII
be eDiertained by the Commissioners OF PUBLIC
Tstim ates OF the work 70 be done and mste-
rial furnished, together with blank forms for
proposals, bonds, &c, will be furnished on ap-
piication 70 the Commissioners after the lztn
November All proposals. must be made on
the printed forms furnished by the Commits
sioners. JIG. o MIsLGS
President Board Of Commissioners Of Public
PTintine. nolta
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Tru0too'O 0alO.

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED or TRUST
ID made By Ralph Ankle and Jane O. Ankle,
his " lie, 10 the undersigned trustee, bearing
date on the 18th day OF January, A. ID, iSs.
and of record In the once OF The CLERK OF the
County Court for ohio county, West virginia,
In deed Of trust book No. D, page 80. Will,
ON
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER srH, A. n. 1851.
commencing at 10 O'Clock 4. H., atpuolIc auc.
ton at the front door Of the Court hou<e for
said county, in said city, sell to the hiyhcst
and best bidder the following descriocd ptccee
or parcels OF land situated ON Zane's island
in said city, county and Ss.,te, that u 70 nay:
lots numbered three tsl and four ~ IN II. W.
Phillips addition To said city OF wheeling;
a,.o, lots numbered one hundred ana thlr,y.
three lixS), one hundred aud thirty Hour QSD,
and one hundred and thity.nve tiSo) In
Daniel Zanes addition To said city.
TERMS or sALE-One-half OF the purchaS
money or rs much more rs he purchaser may
elect. cash In hand on the day OF sale, tho
balance In six months from the day OF sale
with interest from that day, tho purchaserts
give his note for the deferred pAy ment, ana
TO secure the pay ment OF same by deed o!
trust ON said property. duly executed and
"'n'''''N W HENRY N. RUssELL,
Trustee.
W. d. HALLER, huctloneer' noiu
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NEW YORK, November 16.-MoNEY-
At 4@6 per cent; closed at 4@5 per
cent Prime mercantile paper, 6@7K per
cent Sterling exchange, bankers bills