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SHETLAND sHAwLs ut 75c. worth $1.2J;
IINFN uANDKERCHIEFs at 7, g, 9,and 1Oc.
worth 10, IL, and be-;
LINEN DRILLING at 1Oc. yard worth 15c.' at
Iok worth lec., at Is worth 2Oc.;
GOODS FOR BOYS and MEMS WEAR at great
Iy reduced prices;
I,ACEs of every description at the lowest prices;
HAMBURG EDGINGS and INsERTlNGs-the
largest and cheapest stock ever offered In this
city;
UAMMOCKs, HAMMOCK-ROPES, and HAM
MOCK sTRETCHERS:
LINEN LAP-RODES at 81 worth $3.50, at 8l.2o
worth 49,
UUCKABACK TOWELS at 1925 per dozen
worth 81. rs, $3.50 worth 90, at $3.50 worth
$3.50, at 80 worth $3.50:
MOSoUITO-CANOPIES and MOsQUlTO-NET;
LACE and MUSLIN CURTAINS and LAMBRE-
GUMS;
WINDOW HAsSOCKs, MATS, NAT
TING, and OiL-CLOTHS;
REMNANTS OF LAWN at &c. yard;
LAWNS at 4, 5, 81, 81, 10, and l2Hc. per yard;
I.INoN DE DACCA at Toe. worth l5c., at l6a
worth 25c., at 30 worth soc, at % worth 3jc.;
SWISS MUSLIN at 13c. worth Zoe. at Ia worth
35c at 10 worth 40c.;
LACE-STRIPE MUSLIN at 10c. worth 1oc., at
12H worth zoe, at Is worth pc, at 90 worth
3Oc at % worth 35c.;
FIGURED MARSEILLES at 15c. worth 25c.;
100 styles Of CARDS, PAPER, and ENVELOPES
in boxes. from 10c. TO soc. IA box;
Bargains in STATIONERY.
COLGATE'S SOAPS,
TOILET-WATERS.
HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS,
AND
VASALINE,
relailed at wholesale price at
wis LEVY BROTHERS,.
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Sudden Death at Lower Cedar Point.

\ sad accident occurred at Lower Cedar
Point yesterday, which decidedly married
the pleasure Of the excursion to that pOpu-
lar resort. Michael Becker, who keeps
restaurant in South Washington, and who
has been in delicate health for some time
past. went down to the Point yesterday,
thinking that the trip upon the water would
prove beneficial. His brother, who is an
employee on the boat, went ashore to look
after him. but he was ANXIOUS to take dip
in the water, and hurriedly donned bath
ing-Suit and started to walk into the water.
He had proceeded but short distance
when he was seized with vertigo, fell back,
and Immediately expired. Dr. smith, who
was one of the eXcur>ionistS, rendered
every medical aid, but without avail. HE
remains were brought up on the boat and
10y order OF Mr.. Bowers the bar was closed.
and every respect was paid on the MOURN
jul return trip Washington Republican,
1gH
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE SUIT. OF PUBLIC CHARITIEs,)
FiRST-MARKET HALL,
RICHMOND, VA. July Is, 1882. }

OFFICE SUIT. OF PUBLIC CHARITIEs,)
FiRST-MARKET HALL,
RICHMOND, VA. July is, 1852.
CEALED PROPOSALS
~ WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS OFFICE
UNTIL IL O'CLOCK VI.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1882,
FOR FURNISHING
TWELVE HUNDRED CORDS MORE OR LESS
OF
BEST-QUALITY SEASONED PINE WOOD
for Department of Outdoor Poor and City Aims
house. TO be delivered free Of cost to the city at such
times and In such quantiNes, and a; such places as
the superintendent may direct; the wood fur
nished 10 be subject TO measurement whenever
deemed necessary by the Superintendent; the cost
for stacking and measuring the wood TO be paid by
thccontractor.
The Committee for the Relief Of the Poor re-
serve the right to reject any or all bids offered, and
of awarding the contract for wood In whole or in
part.
For further information apply 10 WILLIAM :.
GUM. ESQ, Chairman, corner Adams and Broad
streets, or u the undersigned.
CHARLES =. BIGGER,
superintendent.
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REPUBLICAN READJusrERs. Yesterday

REPUBLICAN READJUsTERs. - Yesterday
the Coalitionists OF Norfolk county, to the
number OF seventy-seven, met at the Court
house to elect delegates to the Hampton
Convention to nominate candidate for
Congress. As far as we could observe, the
meeting was composed exclusively of Re-
publican Readiusters, there being no one
visible who was ever Democrat. There
were three or four whites present, the
balance being colored men. Jacob Reed
(colored) presided, and James Copeland
lcolored) was appointed secretary.-PortS-
mouth EuterDriSe.
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Strike of Chinesc Cignr.NaikerS.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, July lS.-A strike
Of $50 Chinese cigar-makers occurred at
the factory OF |. 5. ROsenbaum e. Co. this
morning. Three 'highbinders had been
discharged for drawing knives on and
making threats against Mr.. White, the fore
man, and the other Cinnamon refused to
work unless they were taken back. Ac-
cordingly all were paid of, and the COM
pany are negotiating for white help to take
their places, although droyes of Chinese
applied for the situations this afternoon.
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Another Faitli.Curc.
REMARKABLE PERFORMANCE OF a YOUNG wo-
MAN EEn-RIppEN EOR THREE YEAKS.

REMARKABLE PERFORMANCE OF A YOUNG WO-
MAN BED-RIDDEN FOR THREE YEARS.
ERIE, Penn, July 1S.-The power OF i'm
agination has been well tested here. Miss
+. Greyson, bed-ridden with spinal disease
for many years, decided to try the PRAYER
cure, against the wishes OF her physician,
who finally consented, however, TO make
arrangements for simultaneous prayer in
her behalf at s O'Clock last sunday night
The lady was greatly excited but full OF
confidence in the Scripture: and believed
that the prayer OF faith would save the sick.
Assembling her relatives and friends at the
hour named she babe them stand still and
behold the salvation OF God. At six min
utes past s O'Clock she arose from her bed,
from which she had not risen for three
years, and walked in their midst, well
woman. Two skeptical sisters were imme-
diately converted and fell upon their knees,
asking forgiveness for unbelief. 1t hap
lencd, however, that the Doctors arrange
ments for PRAYER miscarried and no prayers
were made. The cure Of the lady and the
conversion OF the sisters are rcioiced al all
the
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THE ISSUE IN THE ELECTION FOR Con-
GRESHAM AT LARGE.-In the next election
the contest for congressman at large will
be between John ;. Wise, who win vote
with the Republicans, and John T.. Massey,
who will vote with the Democrats. In
such contest every Democrat should feel
it his duty to vote for Massey. lie cannot
do otherwise and be true to his principles,
whether he be Il Readiuster or not. Ii a
Democrat, he will vote for Massey; if q
Republican, he will vote for Wise. -iStaun-
ton Spectator.
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"Great minds" DC. The Dispatch and
the state seem to be thinking close to-
gether. We were taken aback to find this
morning that our neighbor had anticipated
us on the Wings untimely reference to
bargain. But, nevertheless, we let our
article stand. Too much cannot be said
against the Boss's corruptness.-Stdte.
Let it stand by all means. We should
have regretted it very much II our para
graph had caused the State to omit its so
mich better one.
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The grief Of the New York Tribune over
the DIBBIE gesrymander In South Carolina
ts touching. And yet there are more white
Democratic voters DISTINGUISHED by the Re-
publican gerrymanders in New York and
.Pennsylysnia than negroes DISTINGUISHED
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Per 90
Per month fof thirty NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80 tp
Two months or more clch...........-....-.. % Nn
Take branch railroad al Goshen. Chesapeake nud
Ohio railway, for springs. only thrty-nNc min
utes' ride through 4 beautiful and picturesque val
lev to the gre0t fOUBttia ~ team. The entire
premises have undergone thorough and compile
repairs, placing the property q, second 10 nD
waterng-place in this country. \ home for Tie
Invalid. AmuscmCnts OF every description for
thuse seeking recreation and pleasure. Fine hunt
ing and fishing. \ cordial Virginia welcome VIII
be EXTENDED tO all. and everything possible done to
make our guests comfortable. satisfied, aud happy.
EUGENE g.. PElION.
my 1-3m General Manage.
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We will say to the Whiq that we do not
recollect that we ever wrote an article
speaking OF Mr.. MASSEY personally in dis
paraging terms; nor that we ever wrote an
article of any kind about himso long as the
senior editor OF this journal was able to be
nj IFS head
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SUMMER RESORTS.

WARN SPRINGS. BATH COUNTY,
w VA.ARE NOW OPEN AND READY TO
RECEIVE VISITORS. Descriptive pamphlet, 10
he had of Purcell. Ladd & CO., Polk Miller, and
John Blair druggists. Richmond. or Of the pro-
prictor This I, the most delightful warm sulphur
bath Uemperature, 0S degree Ia the world.
an 3O-3m JOHN l.. FUBANK.
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NOTICE TO QUARRYMEN.

SEALED PROPOSALS viii he received 81 the
Mayor, Office. Ioui,yille KY for furnishing that
city with GRANITE PANING-BLOCkS.
The blocks will be of the first. second, third. and
fourth classes. as designated In The specifications
Of the City Engineer of the city Of Richmond
Bids viii be received for not les thrn 1000 tons
and not exceeding 5000 Of each class, delivered
on the ears at the quarry.
Bidders must state price per ton for each class,
and guarantee that the blocks shall conform in
size ADD general condition t. the requirements cN-
acted by the specifications Of the City Engineer Of
Richmond.
Cash will be paid for the blocks when RE-
CEIVsD AND APPROVED BY TIE CITY En-
GINEER OF LOUISVILLE, KY, upon an csii-
mate made by him.
The Mayor of Louisville reserves tie right 10 re-
ject any and All bids.
Bids win be received until JULY 2l, 1852. Adj
dress CHARLES ID. JACOB,
w l6-td Mayor Louisville hy
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We know Democratic Readjusters in this
section who voted for Cameron fer Gov
erenor who have declared that they will vote
for Massey. Fredericksburg Star.
Invalid wives and mothers quickly re-
etored to health by using Browns Iron
Bitters. A true tonic.
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nyll-3m
OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
HOTEL

HlGtlA llbltL
situated 100 yards from Fort Monroe OIcu 3D.
the year. Equal 10 any hotel BOB The United statl-
surrounding unsurpassed. Bathing. boating. l-il-
ngaud driving specially attract iyo. Pre- mntuft
a resort for southern people. Term, les i'rcl.
accommodations than any resort ln the country.
Climate free from malaria. and or insomnia tIlIf
won d.rtul In IT, sopor dc effect send for ciiculi.
describing hygiene adyautlgf~. etc.
HARRISON PIiHBI>.
mv li-3m Proprietor.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. July 10, lss2, at 10 \. W., by the Rev.
Beverly Tucker. of Richmond county, Va. at he
residence OF the brides mother, Miss ROSALIE
MUNFORD. of Richmond, Va, 10 WILLIAM
RUETT. of Charleston, :. Z.
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MEETINGS..

4 STATED CONVOCATlON OFN,NTsnH
n LAFAY ETTE ROYAL ARCH TX
CHAPTER, No. 43, will be hcldat II Al l.
bans Hail, corner OF Main and Third -
streets, THIS Thursday EVENING at O'Clock.
All Royal Arch Masons I'm good standing are
cordially invited.
by order of the VI. l.. II. 7. -
CHARLES LUNDIN,
~ 0O-ltA Secretary.
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Bonds with approved security viii be required
for the satisfactory completion Of the contract
and the names Of the surctios must accompany
each proposal. ly Is
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FURNITURE.

GREAT ATTRACTION AND@
~ great bargains at T., UArIRlGurEA~
No. rs Governor street. The very latest
designs OF the most fashionable fUR<lrlRE
made are now Offering ~ ruinonsll
low prices. Parties In want Oi GOOD FUR
NiTrkE can be accommodated, both In
price and quality, aud viii ind u IL their Interest
10 examine our stock before buying elsewhere.
vi I3-sn
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STEAM.ENGyNEs. ROLLERS. &c

STEAM-ENGyNES.R ROLLERS. &c.
OFFICE OF THE TANNER & DELANEY ENGINEl
COMPANY.
10 SOUTH SEVENTH STREET.
RICHMOND, June %, 1SS2. J
HAVING REBUILT OUR SHOPS,
i 4 which were destroyed by fire the Ith of No.
yember last. and equipped them with the most APP
proved tools, we are prepared with increased facil
titles To furnish STEA1l-ENGiNES. BOILERS,
SAW-MILLs, &C., of the high grade heretofore
built by us.
AGRICULTURAL ENGINES Of all sizes on
hand. mounted ON wheels or on skds.
Proposing To move into Our large new shops, on
the north side of the city, ST January next offer
for sale the REAL ESTATE upon which our pre-
sent works are located. ON Canal Sixth. and sew
enth streets, possession TO he given at the above
date This place offers great advantages for "A
foundry and machine shop ora tobacco-factOry, or
for any heavy business.
WILLIAM f.. TANNER,
je % -eodlm President.
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EOBB'S ISLAND. Va.
~ TIE ONLY SEASIDE RESORT n
VIRGINIA.

Tie finest and safest Of -uri-b,tiing.
Ocean, chUnc-, and -hlri.d-liu- and -ii
shooting.
TERMS. - per day. Sl2 yer week. - .'i
month.
Route from old Point hy Steamer Norfl1ml
- Chcrry,ioue every Monday. Ntdu,-d 9. dut
Friday. The Bliimorr end Washington steamers
make close connection wlu tAe northampton.
Address i. i. >PADl.
IL l-9u Proprietor.
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A LII MEMBERS OF CLAY COUNCIL,
n No. %. L. = u. F.. are requested 10 attend Il
stated meeting I'm WilkinsOn's Hall THIS (ThUrS-
day NIGHT at O'Clock. Members who have not
received their benefit certificates will please make
II Il point to he there and get them Candidates
are requested To attend promptly.
BY order of the President.
jy2O-1t* THOMAS JACKSON, Secretary.
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No HEALTH with inactive liver and urinary
organs without lior BIrTERs,
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: q =
H THE BIG SALE OF
DRY GOODS
LEVY BROTHERS
ATTRACTING
CROWDS OF CUSTOMERS,
all anxious to secure
SOME OF THE GREAT BARGAINS
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nEKNEY SPRINGS WILL BE OPEN
~ FOR THE RECF TION ot GlE>I~
JTNE |. l-s2. Til. wcll-ren'WuDd place laf
Just undergone extensive and thorough rcpait 'oil
a. 10 the hotels proper and TIE grounds. special
attention has been given t. the sanitary delar,-
menf. For further Information send for dc.crlr-
five catalogues. i. y. WOODM ARD.
my27-2m General Manager.
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Not a few persons have for the last week
- more been sceking to penetrate the
mystery which surrounds tho lombard
r,cut 81 Alexandra. We have been asked
on the street by distinguished clergyman
70 write an article which would, as little
wunErNxx demanded Of his grandfather,
tel, him "what twas all about" We
lacked information ourselves, and have
been " reading up" But we have no more
time 70 lose. A correspondent writes us
a. follows: 90 1000
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| This Year. Last Year,
This Year. Last Year
RAILROAD ITEMS,

THR Fort Smith (Arkansas) branch of the ST.
Louis II San Francisco railroad is completed to
Van Buren,, five miles from Fort Smith, and will
be open for business Tuesday next.
NEW YORK Nov. l5.-The directors of the
Hannibal & St Joe railroad are in session 1t
Is said that amalgaton with the Missouri Pacific
under the Gould system is under discussion.
Rufus Hatch, who is in Chicago, telegraphs
The Hour mo doubt about the railroad war
out here; fares from st. Paul to Chicago are cut
8li so to ~: likely to have q general row all
aroEnd and to extend TO New York nothing but
Fink's pool saves Wall street from a crash In
stocks. The Indignation prevailing everywhere
against Gould and Vanderbilt is more bitter
tn n you have any idea Of
Horace Tucker, general freight agent Of the
Illinois Central announces that the recent Circu.
lar issued by the galveston, Harrisburg & San
Antonio. Texas II New Orleans and Louisiana
Western railroads TO the effect that they will
NOT receive freight from the Gould southwest.
ern system unless II be delivered to them free of
any charges does not apply to business for
warded by this line which is sent via New Or.
leans
The Atlantic & Pacific have completed their
road iOS miles west from Albuquerque New
Mexico. and have l57 miles yet to reach the Col
orad0 river, where they are to meet branch 81
the Southern Pacific. The Southern Pacific have
their track completed sixty.four miles east of
Mohaye Atchison and Guaymas are now CON
nected't y the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe road.
The Southern Pacific New Orleans route) has
only twenty miles to grade, and this viii be done
| In November: but there is some heavy bridging
| in Eaglt-.ass, and IL Is probable that through
trains '.ortot run before the new year.
Theiancwlng Is a comparative statement OF
earnithe the Missouri Pacific railway company
| operated and leased lines for the week ending
! November T. 1882 and 1881:
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CURE YOURSELF!

Dr. Bohannans Yese,be Curative iovsrfaricd 10 per-
mhncniy cure all TURNS Of sp.guAttorrhsa or semlnrt
Meatne General Debility, imp,t.nty etc. and f,sorcs
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tce IN from two 70 seven weeks tine. This remedy which
has been wed by Dr. Bohannnn In his private n ace iOI
over thirty years, known 10 fall In cifins even
the WORST tAsiN 1t give, vitality end i,nparts cprgy
with wonderful cici 70 those mlle-ng,d m'n wao icl
weakness beyond their YEARS. It's nyg0eiing prOper
are felt nt once. Young men suffering from The c0nss
Quenccs 81 that iradlly dvfucye htb,t Of belAbaie
tan use this medicine sta the assurance OF spssty Ar
PERMANENT The patient rains strength and dnS
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hsed seminal vcccs and rrltaed ducts mrafing pows
aud tone aud nsornN then. 10 their natural state the uI
" the baBel habit had never been iwl,nged in IN,
ingredients are simple productions Of naubarLs roU,s
herbs etc, and are .pcchc for the nbo'c diseases
nf-Pficc live Dollars, sent with Ahi dircconi stc n
any address For sale only at Dr. O. A. Bohannans on ~
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TOtals s25. 520. sss 81 s22 Gis,l7s ls sg,ssl l55

--NDpcTease,
Van Buren,, to which place the Frisco Is now
completed is FIVE and one half miles from Fort
Smith. and 4l3 miles from St Louis. Its on
the bank Of the Arkansas river, aud here the
trains of the Little Rock Il Fort Smith railroad
are transferred by ferry Van Buren, will be the
terminus of the Arkansas division until the Ar.
kansas river is bridged and the road completed
to Fort Smith. The track is In splendid
condition, and the road.bed as solid and
safe as In the country. Construction Of the
road was commenced July l, 1850. II was open
to Rogers In Benton county, Arkansas, In May
1881; 70 Fayetteville, Arkansas, June s. 1851
and Mounainburg, In september, 1852 Cars
will he crossing the Arkansas river and running
into Fort Smith by July l, 1883.
ford to Globe. Democrat reporter Thursday
morning last, came down by tho Southern Pa
citlc to Deming thence over the Atchson road
to Newtolfand Wichita, where we took the St.
Louis 4 San Francisco line to this city. To.
Louisville, where Huntington Is going to take
us In charge and send us over the Chesapeake Il
Ohio to New York. I've never sen much of
Huntingion's, road and wanted TO go
the Governor, that may be the east.
ern outlet for the Southern Pacific from
New Orleans, | have often told Pacific coast
people that II they would stand by us we would
give them line under Pacific coast manage.
ment clear
PROM SAN FRANCISCO TO SKw YORK
II they will have patience they will see us ac-
complish IT, The lac to New orleans, known
as tho sunset" is virtually finished. There
has been some heavy work near the point Of
junction with the Galveston, Harrisburg & san
Antonio, which is our Texas line, aud there Is
a bridge to BE- finished over the Pecos river, but
by January ! think | can promise through
trains from san Francisco TO New orleans under
our own management. Tho Chesapeake & Ohio
now has an unbroken line from Memphis to
Newport News, aud by the closest alliances we
can reach Baltimore aud Washington However,
Huntington has charge of this end OF the husi.
ness. Mr. Croekor aud myself have brought the
line TO New Orleans, and | would prefer to talk
of that"
Tho Fayetteville, Arkansas Times says the
Atlantic Pacific railway company are making
ARRANGEMENTS now for pushing I'll cir road west
through the Indian territory, beyond the
Arkansas river, TO- which point from Vinita II
y now constructed, as virtually an extension OF
Frisco road. The Delaware bridge company
hal representative civil engineers at tho point
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on the Arkansas river hereinbefore men.
Noned, last Friday and Saturday, view
ing me srouad and gathering iafor-
10 bid on the contract intelligently: other con.
tractors have been invited TO view the line lead.
ing southwest from the river. and heavy capi.
Sllsts are now investigating the route leading
canadian river, and through the Oklahoma
lands, which clearly indicates that the railroad
company in question has fully Determined. as
reported few weeks since, TO change the route
Mexico, by way of the Canadian river and OSls,
homa, instead OF running, rs originally surveyed
ron river " - - " N''A1NA
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is a never.fa falling cure
for Nervous Debility.
exhausted vitality Sem
inal Weakness, sper.
matorrh9a, Los IT
MANHOOD, impoten.
cy, Paralysis, aud all
the terrible elects OF
Self Abuse, youthful
follies, and excuses In
maturer years-such as
Loss OF Memory Las.
silude, Noe,urnafEmis
sion, Aversion TO Socic.
ty, Dimness OF Vision,
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FUTURES.

lElnarket opened steady at an advance of 6
spOls this together with a strong spot mar
ntde 1t look as though prices were surely
Esghlgher. Spots advanced l-l6 in New York
t.lyeTpoOl; but as predicted by the HERALD,
|sihiance was all fake and from the open
|tae market went down like boy on n new
|E % The steep slde OF q hill. The market
|adh 10 20 points lower than the opening,
@fly steady, The usual November boom
hien plsce, and with the cotton now in
IN he market will probably go lower.
siSAgo Produce Chicago opened at de-
~ around, but stcadied up some, and
Cmseady on everything except pork. There
|nMnoh Of November corner in corn The
.asiiet Is high. The closing will be found
|aloher column.
NEW YORE
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s,.OOABox. BoxEsFOR IS 90

Sent free by mail on receipt Of money. Ask
your druggist for 1t, but do not be deluded into
taking limitations or substitutes or something
recommended as lust as good" Insist on the
genuine with the name of NASHBURNE h
Co. on eacn box, which Is guaranteed chemi.
callv pure under our signature an Indispensable
requisite TO insure success In the treatment
lake 10 other or send To us.
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2G Broadway, cor, Reade st, New York.
For sale by J. j. sCHOTT a. CO,
novl2.d&w Dallas and Galveston rex,q
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Headquarters Dallas, Texas 200 Main street
All collecuons end secret servics PROMPTLY M
Wndei TO j. W. SPENCER. Manager, Loci