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twin cure entirely the wors, form Of Female
mplalnis, All ovarian troubles, Inflammation and
liberation, Falling and Displacements, and tic
consequent spinal Weakness, and IS particularly
adapted % the Change of Life.
II will dissolve and expcl tumors from the uterus
IN an early stage Of development The tendency to
eaucerous humoTs there Is eheckedycry speedily BY
L. use..
Il removes faininess, natuleney, destroys all
craving for stimOiants, and relieves weakness Of
lie stomach. 1t esnes Dloatins, Headaches, Ner-
yons Prostration. General Debility, sleeplessness
Depression. and Indigestion.
Thai feeling Of bearing down, causing pain,
weight. and baekaehe, is always permanently cured
BY is u.s. II viii at all times and under all eireusa-
stances at In harmony 9th the laws that govern
the fenlale system. For the cure Of Kidney Cou-
plain,s OF ether sex this Compounds unsurpassed
LYDIA Y PINKHAM,s VEGETABLE COM
POUND Is prspard al 233 aa5 235 Western ave-
aae, Lynn, Mass. Price, al; six bottles for s5-
cent BY mail m ~ form of pills also IN the form of
o1enges on leciss Of price, sI per box for either.
Mrs. PISKuAN freely answers all letters Of in-
quiry. send for pamphlet. Address as above.
asHffon THIS paper.
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4 REVOLUTION

In the treltmcnt Of nervous diseases IS now taking
year, ago discovered sure remedy in his CELERY
AND CHAMONlLE PLLs-thcy have had a
wonderful sale and success. They can be relied on
10 permanently cure Sick and Nervous Headache,
Neuralgia. Dyspepsia, sleeplessness, and all Ner-
yous Disease. Al druggists keep them. Price
80 cents per box two boxes for 81. six for $3.50.
Free by mall ON receipt Of price.
DE. G. W. BENSON, Bsliimore Nd.
c. y. CRfTTENTON.o New York. f. wholesale
agent for DIR. G. W. BENSON's REMEDIES.
my , 2l-c1dNW
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lFrom the Richmond Dispatch.J
CEyEN MILLIONS
or PORES OPEN,
AND YoU LIVE AND BREATHE
IN ATMosPnEREs
WHICH POISON YOUR BLOOD,
AND THEN FOLLOWS SKIN DISEASES.

Notbing is more dreaded than sait-rheum, or
eczema, which has fully a dozen species, going
under various names, nearly all Of which defy the
ordinary remedies, destroy the hair, the skIn and
the flesh, and In many eases death comes as bless
ing. Scalp and skin alike are subject To this as
well to dandrua ttter, and other scsly diseases
producing badness, crup,Ions, ulcers, and other
troubles.
Intelligent people should beware OF taking pol
sons as remedies FOR this class Of diseases OF the
skin and scalp and the various remedies which are
sent out by unskIiod men should be avoided as one
would plague.
There Is but ono "sKIS CURE" which can be
relied on. aud that Is Or. BENS0N'S, and its
name IS an earnest Of It's worth. II Is not patent
medicine. bu, the result Of his own experience and
practice aud Is sure cure for the special diseases
for which II Is offered. II makes the skin sof, and
white and smooth. removing tan and freckes and
Is the best toilet preparation IN the world II is
elegantly put up. two bottles IN one package con-
astng Of both Internal and external treatment
simple IN it, combination, pure and free from all
poisons Il may be relied upon by all those who
wish to have perfect health and freedom from all
skin diseases Of whatever nature. whether they are
Eczema, Tetiers, IIumors, Innammations, Milk
Crust, Rough scaly Eruptons. Diseases Of the Hair
and Scalp, Scrofnla, Ulcers. Pimples, or Tender
nchings on any part Of The body. Price, ONE
DOLLAR per package. Al druggists have It for
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Sfreet.Car Riding Free.

Persons in the remote parts oi the city
who have only 30 cents to spend can save
enough to pay their car-ilre both ways by
going to the One-IIundred-Days' Boston
sale, Broad and Second streets, and pur-
chasing the great bargains which are there
offered in good goods at low prices.
Beautiful ostrich plume-. sash ribbons.
ladies' collars. children's hats, bleachcd
,hceting., and kid-gloycs received yester-
day. Elegant bargains in gentlemen's
goods. Elegant line Of white goods.
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Uo,Ivwood memoriaI.Dav.

To-day the graves OF the 1900 Confed-
crate soldiers buried at Hollywood cemete-
~ will be decorated with flowers by the
ladies Of that Memorial Association, assisted
by the people generally.
The First regiment has been ordered
out for parade and review. The companies
will form al the armory at 3 o'clock. The
artillery staff. HOwtZers, and Blues have
been invited % participate i'm the parade.
The march will be from Seventh 10 Broad,
10 Twelfth, 20 Main, along Cherry street TO
Hollywood, where the troops will rest un-
til 5:l5, when the call Will be sounded and
the line formed around the stand erected
on Gettysburg Hill TO hear the address Of
General FitZhugh Lee, the BRIGADE COM
mander. who will he introduced by Rev.
Or. lIoge. the regimental chaplain. After
the address, which viii be brief and in
formal, the troops will pass in review before
General Lee on field outside the grounds.
There has recently been a great revival
OF interest in the work Of the HOLLYWOOD
Memorial Association, and with the contri-
buttons made the grounds, though not yet
in the condition the ladies desire. have
been put in better order than for years.
All business In the city will be closed.
a number OF stores will not open at all.
Great complaint has in former years been
made Of yehicles-many Of them I'm the
hands o. reckless driyers-bcing allowed
10 crowd the people OF the principal
avenues and walks. Those who have
charge Of the police provisions really ought
10 make some better arrangements than
have heretofore existed. IL would be un-
reasonable 10 exclude vehicles from the
grounds. and nobody asks or expects il,
but as there viii be present 100 people on
foot 10 one driving. the effort ought 20 be
made to afford the greatest convenience 10
the greatest number.
The managers Of the Hollywood Asso-
citation return thanks 20 Mr.. J. B. Davis
for handsome donation OF eyergreens for
Gettysburg Hill. They have arranged with
Major Poe that no articles shall be sold to-
day either in the grounds Of Hollywood or
around the gates thereof. The police have
orders to keep perfect quiet and decorum.
BOYS will not be allowed to climb the
monument or injure the vines or ever
greens in any way.
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THE GRAND GROVE or DRUIDs.-The
Grand Grove Of Virginia, L. a. y. d.,
will meet in annual session this evening al
\ O'Clock at Druid.' Hall, corner Seven
teenth and Main streets. The following
are the officers and some OF the represen-
tatiyes William II. Dean, y. u. A; a.
Diacont, d. G.. A.; William =. Cree, O..
See. {. c. Thon. Treasurer; ". n. Year
man, G. G.; W. Tyler, 6. NJ. Repre-
sentatiyes Robert seaf, No. 2; Philip
Metz, No. 3; A; +. T. Seal, No. 9; 4. T. Nc
Cabe, No. 7; r. J. Bottoms, No. 8; L. V.
Clayton. No. 9; j. W. Stone, No. 10.
Ii is expected that the report Of The pre-
siding officer viii disclose the fact that the
order is in good condition both financially
and numerically.
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EXCURSION TO MOUsT PIEAsANT.-The
East-End Beneficial and Social Society will
give an excursion and basket picnic 10
Mount Pleasant, on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway, next Monday. There will be
archery for ladies, glass-ball shooting, rifle
shooting, &c. a new pavilion and bowl
ing alley have been put up, which add
very much % the place.
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WINDOW SMASHED. YESTERDAY morning
about 4 O'Clock bold thief threw d brick
into tbe large pane Of glass in the window
OF Heller X Co., 2l3 Broad street. The
noise attracted the notice Of Mr.. Henry
Boschcn, who lives next door, and the
thief was frightened on before he had time
10 appropriate anything. The pane OF
glass Is said 10 have cost about Sl15.
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Ihis0uce-fsm0us waterng-placo having changed
hands. las been pat in thorough repair and will be
OPEN FOR VISITORS JUNE 10, 1882,
We are anxious 90 make this attractive for fami-
ise. The location IS one OF fhe healthiest IN the
state. The WATER is SULPHUR and CIIALY-
IN THE cot NTRl.
The LAWN has fifteen acres and beautifully
hidci. We Ltyc ten COttage-. which would bo
rrnts t0 amiiles, and tnty could takc meals 81 the
hotel ur keep house. VIII have flesh vegetable
every day grown on the place. FOR particulars AZ
ply tD MCDOWELL 4 JusTfs.
corner seventh aud Main. No. y Fincenth ,tre,f. .
and ~. s. eist Broad street.
my 2I-eu.W. .FNSust
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FOR RENT.

FOR Rem 4, TO GENTLEMEN =,
Il ONLY ~FNFRAL LARGE AND DE-&z
siEAbLt ROOMS furnished or unfWnishesi,
VIII sefgaEts attention, and use of separate bath
rom hos walter, On "a most convenient locality.
Nlaiin fev moments walk II fbe Capitol. Re
i,frnce desired. Address Sij." care Of Carrier
30. 4. my 2i-su&Wzf
EOR BEST. THE UPPER POR- O.
L ItON or sIOEE No. 1852 east Main Ii
eiresf, containing eight rO0ms- besis3cs detached
Aitrbeu Win t~o ROOMS. The premise have just
-@en pei Ia soo5 repair. Apply 10
JOHN 7. GODDIN.
Real Fdtte Agent.
my zl-3t Bank and Eleventh streets.
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EOn RENT. hid rPPRR POR-n-
FINANCIAL.

D THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA:
Iu,Ms w. pty - o..,x you our services Tor tas PUR-
pnSSsL AND sAIE or ALL CLAe<ES OF
PN's AND sIO-kS in tiis and oiiser markets.
IAoe.tien f.eilltss for buying ssiliug oil car
So sihyiNiA BINDS. Our Office be.ng Ira .ae
A.lelge tut9inT all orders rrcts@ inn
EhfnsEsCKs. NziLsnal Mechanies Bank. West
a.. NaeVlAi hank, lieak 81 COmmerce- Howard
N-"h' , EAAsAfs CLABAUGH a CO.
de i5-ess .
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The THEATRE l'o-NIGHT.- Tonight Put
nam 4 Delysle's Star Specially Troupe will
commence an engagement OF two perform
ances at the Theatre. The company num-
bers twenty, and will ,'e reinforced by .
fne brass band. The man. cement promise
10 give an entertainment which Will be
worthy OF the patronage Of our amusement
seekers.
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Y rNTFRpRIgING UOTsE OF

n good standing. doing business with wiue-mer-
chants. grocer. and Qruggists. viii De- appointed
ageuts scr the ~. ~ tiJs city AID vicinity of
"ZOEDONE.r tie national uon.a!cohqbc Defc-
rsge 0f Grat Britain. end rapidly coming lppu-
i.~ized Ia tlls country Application for tle agency
NAV be addres-ed ~ /neoouc Buretu- - IarA
Place. New IoIE city. Tho DtFcrAgt J. peculiarly
adapted o. southf "a ciimaiss. my zf-N &-Aet
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AUCTION SAFES THIS DAY.

81 on an sales ~ Real Lstatc made between the
Ii n January and li.t ~ June .lc taNes fOr the
prs.enf wear have tD be paid 10y the purchaser. on
an sales made between The ii - July aud iast Of
the wear tie tlHee have o. hr paid ty the seller
lThis custom wts adopted about 1fteen years ago
by an the real estlte ageuf- in Richmond, aud ap
pllos ~ Richmond and vicinity.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 4. N., tofsos, muies,
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and pleasant.
Thermometer YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, CT !;
0 a. NJ, GO; noon, rs 3 i. NJ, 80; p.
NJ, 70; midnight, G4.
Mean temperature, 20 &c.
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old POINT COMFORT, VA.
UYGEiA HOTEL

si'uatcd 100 yards nom Fort Monroe. Omen all
the year Equal 10 any hotel IN The United stste,
surroundings unsurpassed. Bathing, boating, fish
lng.1ud driving specially attractive. Pre-emineptlv
a resort Tor southern people Terms le~s for equai
accommedail1ns than any resort In the country
Climate free irOm malaria, and for insomnia truly
wonderful IN ~ sOpOritc effect. send for circular
describing hyglCuic advantages. etc
HARRISON PiRBUs.
my lf-3m Proprioior
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, fair weather, northerly
winds, stationary or lower temperature,
and higher pressure.
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Delciou, green and black teas, old
Mocha and Java cof'ees. and great variety
u table dclicacies can b. bought of Joseph
VI. Blair, grocer, s2G Main street, between
Eighth and Ninth.
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HO! FOR HOLLYWOOD.

VISITORS CAN BE REFRESHED
with COLD CREAM. SODA. ICE-CREAM.
FRUITS. CONfECTIONERIES. Sc. at 7O3 west
Main street. corner of Pine conytiieni 10 street
cars, omnibuses. saees. &c. going and coming, ~
lowest prices and short notice. my 2f-ltt
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

EOR SALE PRIVATELY OR FOR
Il RENT, 4 RETAIL GROCERY-STORF, with
or without dwelling. II g. situated IN pleasant
aud has done a nourishing business
for = number Of years by the present. occupant,
who now intcud- o. remove from the city. flA-
TTRFS ALSO FOR SALE. Addrc-s J. NJ. care
Carrier No. 10. Richmond, Va. my 24-lts
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Personal.

,I'O THE PUBLIC.-This is 10 notify the
i public that wiz no; D. responsible f0r ans
debis contracted by any of ne crew of The bRi'
nv nv 2S.2t THOMAS CAPpON, Master.
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SFINf~TIfRE4D.

cEINE-TWINES. e&ye,>
sFINE-LINE-. ROPES. IAMkINess
skiM-SETS,
CORKs and COBK-wOOD.
sEISEs aud NIIs Oh hand and made - order
CARPk l-WARFN-
AWNING DUCKS.
YELLOW OlL-CLOTHiNG, Sc.
l.. LlCuTESSIElN & SONS,
corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets.
SON Importers OF The LION BRAND sklNt-
THREAD. m! n
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No family should be without LYDIA Z. PINK
HAMS LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation
eiliousaess, aud TorI4dity Of the Liver. Twenty
ave eents per box. Sold by all druggists.
au 26-eod
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NJILLBORO' SPRINGS.
w BATH COUNTY, VA.

OPEN FROM JUNE lsr TO OCrOBEP 31sr.
Buy your tickets to Mlllboro' lepot Che
apcake and ONO railroad. MlIb0ro spring
hack leave depot Immediately ymairiy.l Of train.
For terms and general Information address
CAII.oLL . AENEIi. Proprietor.
MIlh0ro' ~prings Posi-Otice.
my l2-lm Bath county, Va.
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HARDWARE. CUTLERY, &c.

ZINE POCKET-KNINES,
Il IVORY TABLF-h NtNES,
SUPERIOR CARFERS AND FORKS,
KA/Ok~.
LAW N-MDMEES.
PATENT ICE-CREAM FREEZERS.
WATKINS, COITRkLL & CO,
my 24-lw 1903 Main street.
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THE HEALING SPRINGS,

TIE HEALING SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY. VA.
ARE NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF
VISITORS.
Hot and cold baths, plunge and shower Hsci,
ani DaEgiHe- wagons leave COyIugton upon the ar.
!iVaI ot every train. Parties leaving Richmond In
the morning arrive At tire springs ~ tea. larxe
,saep,y OF the water for sale 1T PURCELL. LADD
ato.r. my 2i-2m
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LADIES, DO YOU want % Re s,roug hC-i,hy, and
boautlflg Thou uc HOP BlTTEns.
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SARATOGA SPRINGS.
HOTELS.
DUCKINGHAM HOTEL,

FIFTH AVENUE AND FiFTIE1H STREET,
lOppO.ite Cathedia.J
kEN YORK.
WETUERBEE q FULLER. PRCPHfEToRs.
stranger viii here hnd excellent accoiDInnda-
tons AZ reduced price during the saHmfr months.
This new and elegant iou-e is very centrally l0-
Gated fJr The reception Of guests, either permanent
or transient. ~ ls charmingly situated. helnF
central point amidst the most fashionable rrs-
dauccs. churche-, &C.. &C.. near the Grand Con-
frll Depot, thin three minute Sllk ~ tie Gle
yafed rlad. and Mifi-on-ayenuc ears. Tie Ytul-
litluu. heating, and plumbing Tre arranged nu fne
mott approved nuciJips. The hotel !, cnbdact i
1n TIE EurOyt au plan. patroui1ei bY uc bet iam.-
i.rs ~ surDls and Amcfica. Win restaurant ~
unsurras-cd fXcrlcuce, and AZ reasonable charge q.
nv f-ef 4 IS SIN
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WOOD AND COAL.

C0AL! SUMMER COAL!-Now m-
y loading cargo ANTHRACITE COAL fr FAM
SIS use. Which win De- sold at summcr prlces.
WOOD "a your own price.
CRUWP WEST,
my 2s-e0d6t l7l5 east tary street
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ONE CAyNOT rs TOO CkHFFUL
IN The selection of cosmcrcs. J.& 3. ArKTysOS's
MIL ~ White Ro-e,. Whiic Aaun.e-s and delight
fully perfumcd, e. one n ne most Effective.
HAVE Yov TRIED TIE WILCOX & WHITE
ORGANg For .wooue,s, power. and variety it
cannot uc sur,ls.ei. EYLtND a LEE.
General Agents.
MASZASILLA suEHEY VIRGINIA and M
rOETED CLARET. ". %. H.AfE * CO.
THE BEST CHEAP PiANo la DE market for saIo
n, 9l3Maiu street EIIAvD K LIE, Agents.
OUR COUNTRY fRfFNne must n0t forget that
We Keep large STOCK ~ an er,ae ~ HARVEST
NHIsEEY. IS. %. BLAIR & GO.
THE HtLLEr & DAVIS PIANOS have hcen
before tbc public forty-eig.t years. Dr. Franz
List tic grcalot living pianist recommend
,hom 20 an musicians. Tweuty-fOur thousand nov
in u.c. EYLANp 4 LEE. Agcnte.
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
AZ BOCkBRIDGE COUNTY, VA.
OPEN FOR VISITORS JTNEIsT.
CAPACITY, 1000 GUESTS.
CnAnnEs.

CHARGES:
lti sssss. uN
Per month lof thirty ............. go On
t"o ihNhlh1 pf more tach....-........-..... % 90
Take branch railroad nt Go hen. Che.apeile al.d
Ohio railway. for ~Uriugs. DniY thirty-nye MIN
ufes' ride through hciuiifui aud picturesque gai-
ley o. thc orf0t fYnDfHfH u hcuith. The entire
prcui-ss have under zone thorough and c0muist
repairs, placing tnc property second tO Nc
watering place in ihis country. \ home Tor the
Invalid. hmusemrnts Of every description for
thuse seeking recreation and pleasure. Zine hunt
ing and fishing. cordial Virginia wclcome vii
he extended io all, srd everything posfihie dors
make our guests comfortable. satiFfcd. ana hspIy.
EUGENE g.. PElTON,
myll-3m General Manager.
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90 "a HALF CORD ron CD Ok
GROCERIES, Liquors. &e.

GROCERBEs, LIQUORS. &e.
SwISs CHEESE,
NEW NORTH CAROLINA ROE HER.
RINGS,
SALT SALMON
FINEST VIRGINIA and sJGAR-cuRED
HAMS.
SARATOGA CHIPS,
PRESERVED GINGER dried and IN syrup.
a. lmy9l CHRISTIAN NiiifE's.
IMPORTED sTlCK-LICORlCE.
so eases ~P. So sTICK-LICORlCF.
my2 4. \. STONES GO.
VICTORIA sTICK-LICORICE.
35 eases VICTORIA sTICK-LiC0kIcF.
my2 \ \. SIbhE- 60.
nURKEE's SALAD DRESSING;
~ PISKLED LODsTERS, In glAAs;
CELERY SAUCE, ia glass.
CTCINBER SAUCE, ip giss;
PiCkLkD ONIONS, tn slsss,
PICKLES. in giass, wood and ~ The m<s-
LOBSTER. CRABS, aud SALMON, la eans:
FRENCH and AMERICAN PFAN;
PRIME NkW GOSHEN ntTTtk-at
MCCARTHY a uAiNEr's.
ap2l e2s ea.l Broad slfett,
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MASzASILLA sHEREY. VIRGINIA and M
rOETzD CLARET. W %. H.AfE Il CO.
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COAL AND WOOD. -FIRsT-CLAss
y ASIIiRACtTE-af tkee-f0r i-miiy ue;
LUMP rot NDRf SPECIALLY, LUMP
FsGINf ana SOFT COKF. PINE WOOD sG.-.
per cord. ez.e8 per half cord. OAK WOOD,
$3.50 pr cord aud -2.7j per hlif cord. Al fHti
1866 or oih,.wi c. Broad street opposite llratrH,
or 1903 Car1 street. hoy l9l q. H. FArt.
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NIKA1LD OR NIOLEN, ONEfzst
- RED cow, with white face; medium -@4--1--
SRI. leff ear wish small crop. end Of both horns
aNe1 ~. Any 0ur leaving her ~ any lnforma-
Ton sifh jOHS 4. LACY, No. l7J6 Franklin
sife.i win he literally rewarded.
myX4-Ztf JOHN ". BEADLES.
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wAyTS.

WANTED, AT ONCE, a LARGE
w NrMBER OF WOMEN AND GIRLS Tor
,tis eify. New York. and other northern citieS
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For Hollywood Memorial Association

Received at the Dispatch countc
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"fF 4. W. EDWARDS, Employment Agent.
No. 2it north sixth street,
nv 24.lfs bcfwcen Broad aud Grace.
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| OST. STOCK CERTIFICATE No. .
l. OF TIE ALLEGffANN COAL AND IRON
COMPANY. standing iu my name. and emitting
rE o. flrDr hundred -h4res Of the pital stock az
the ,i.3 company. Thc finder will please return
te sane o. me, 20 ,hc Fir-t National Bank. hIch-
u0l1. So.
lnf l-Tu4W HENRY G. PARSONS
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UUGUTNOT SPRINGS.
IL POwuATAN COUNTY. VA.
one mile from NInltl. u. and \. Il. Il.

yll-9n
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American Corporations in France.

just secured valuable concession from the
council of state at Paris. Until now American
corporations have never enjoyed equal rights
in France with those chartered under most
other governments. Through the efforts of
Minister Morton, the French minister of COM
merce. M. Tirard, has Investigated the claims
presented by representatives in Paris of certain
American corporations, and having his eyes
opened, has secured the adoption of favorite
decree. The advantage of the new regulation
is this, that hereafter American companies
may bring action in their own name in French
courts. By law dating from 1857 Belgian
concerns have had this privilege, and by sub
sequent DEGREES Turkey, Egypt and dozen
European countries have been added to the
list. The United States hereafter will stand
with the rest of them.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-09-13

"The nomination of Hon. George p Finlay,
of Galveston, by the Democratic Copgression-
al convention of the Seventh Texas district, al
Laredo, yesterday, will be hailed with salts
faction by the friends Of that gentleman. His
success before the convention is a tribute tC
the indefatigable energy of the nominee, which
energy he is certain to carry into the canvass
Colonel Finlay is so we'll known throughout
the district that personal sketch of his ante
cedents is not here deemed requisite. He is q
lawyer by profession, fluent and ready de,
batter, an expert parliamentarian, and vii!
doubtless make his mark in Congress, should
he succeed in carrying the district against the
independent candidate. Galveston News
And the Author Of the "Bell punch" law.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-09-13
Edison Triumph,

From the Inter-Ocean.
New York, September An the stores and
business places throughout the lower quarter
of the city there was strange glow last night.
The dim flicker Of gas, often subdued and de-
blitated by grim and uncleanly globes, was
supplanted by steady glare. bright and mel
low, which Illuminated interiors and shone
through windows fixed and unwavering. 1t
was the glowing incandescent lamps of Edi-
son, used this evening for the first time in
practical illumination of the first of the dis
tricts into which the city has been divided.
The lighting, which this time was less an ex-
pertinent than the regular Inauguration Of the
work, was eminently satisfactory. Albeit
there had been, doubtless, at home and
abroad, who showed disposition to scott at
the Wizard of Menlo Park, and insinuate that
the practical application Of his invention would
tall far short Of what was expected oft, the
test fairly stood and the luminous horse-shoes
did their work fairly well.