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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-18

Briefs and Personals.

| The result Of the recount OF votes fol
| High Constable and Clerk OF the Chancery
Court was that Berry's majority was in
creased from &C to 81 and Holzinger's from
As 10 6s. The committee was in session
until after a. NJ.
Captain John s. Wise and Senator New
berry viii probably meet in discussion al
Bland Courthouse on Tuesday next
court-day.
The Readjuster City Committee have
issued nm address stating that they will put
UP no ticket at this election, and the Wing
says "While no Readjuster ticket is to
be run for the city offices by the Readjuster
party, the field is left open to independents.
and every Readjuster is free to take adj
vantage OF the situation as occasion may
offer to put his vote where it may do the
most good"
As IL is Just possible that the Roadiust-
ers NAV change their minds a day or two
before election it will be the duty OF the
City Conservative Committee to make their
arrangements for fight just as If they
knew an enemy were in the field.
TO be caught mapping would be mex
cusable.
DIR. T.. II. Smith, formerly collector OF
internal revenue for this district, and more
recently United States Consul at Naples,
was in the city yesterday.
1t is mean thing to blame the news
paper-men because Loubat and Tumbull
did not fight duel.
The Tempar Ascension-day services
this evening will be interesting.
Every voter who goes TO the polls on the
25th will be asked by the Judges OF cleo
ton, ''Do you vote for or against the City
Hall appropriation $4,000, ,000)?" A record
of the result will be duly certified to the
City Council.
Mr.. T.. r. Leland, secretary and assist
ant TO president Of Richmond and ALE
ghany Railroad Company, was in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. j. Z. Bell, of Lynchburg, who was
on the Dispatch staff during the war, was
in the city yesterday.
All OF the more enterprising OF the New
York papers are filled with the club duel
no-duel. The Tribune yesterday had an
editorial article on club idiots, in which
an artistic hand linus Loubat and Turn
bull.
The late frosts this season have seriously
impaired the huckleberry crop, fully one
half, we hear. But to the great delight OF
the average Chesterfieldian the persim-
mons are mhurt, as they have not yet
bloOmed.
At the meeting OF the Grain and
Cotton Exchange held yesterday eve
ming the following Grain Committee was
elected Charles IL. Simpson, chairman; L.
A. Sublett, w. III. Tyler, II. a. Dunlop,
and II. Il. Tallaierro.
To-day, being the feast OF the Ascension,
will be observed by the Catholics as a
holiday of obligation. Services will be
held in all the churches OF that denomina-
ton the same as on Sunday.
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The Emit PrOSpects.

Through the courtesy OF Messrs. Frank
lin Davis & Co., whose agents have, under
instructions, recently made full and thor
ough canvass OF nearly all OF the eastern
portion OF the State, we are enabled TO give
the result OF their investigations in regard
TO the fruit prospects. The report was
made on NAV 9th; since which time we
have had no killing weather.
From ten counties in Eastern virginia
they report full crop OF peaches in two,
a partial crop in four, and none at all In
four. In five counties afull crop Of apples,
a fair crop in three, and none in two.
From eight counties in the Piedmont and
Valley region a few peaches in two coun-
ties and none in six. As regards apples,
1882 is not the bearing year for that section,
but. still, there seems TO be full crop in
two counties and fair one in six.
From West Virginia is reported few
peaches and full crop OF apples.
From most points further south there
are very favorable reports, as faf as heard
from, indicating that the South has TINS
wear a larger crop OF fruit than for num-
Der Of years past.
The counties i'm Virginia having peaches
are Isle of Wight, Frederick, Stafford,
Prince William, Pittsylvania, Dinwiddie,
Richmond, and northampton the last o full
crop); having apples are Isle OF wight,
Stafford dull crop, Frederick Qull crop,
Botetourt, Shenandoah, Culpeper Qull
crop), Prince William full crop, Pittsyl-
vania, Dinwiddie, Clarke, Charlotte, Roa-
noke, Rockbridge, Henrico, and Northamp-
ton and Richmond Qull crops.
No reports were made as to other fruits,
as the two mentioned are the great fruit
crops OF this section.
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AFTER FORTY YEARS OF TRIAL,
PERRY DAvIS's PAIN-KILLER STANDS
UNRlVALLED.
1T is SAFE: 1T ACTS IMMEDIATELY
1T NEVER FAILS!

Editor Of the st. John (N. b. Netos saws:
In hesh-wounds, aches, pains, Sores etc. n Is the
most egecfndi remedy we know OF. No family
should be without bottle Of 1t for single hour.
From the Cincinnati Dispatch:
We have seen It's magic effects, and knoto II TO
be good article.
From 1. :. POTTER, United States Consul at Gre
field, Rhenish, Prussia:
After long years OF use, am satisfied Ii Is posi-
lively efficient as a healing remedy for wounds
bruises, and sprains.
W. W. SHARPER, Valdosta, Ca, says:
IL tisa panseea for all bruises and burns.
Prom X. W. ADAMS, SacO, Me-.
IL gave me immediate relief.
X. LEWIS says:
In forty years Use II never has failed me.
w. W. LUN, Nicholvillc, ". Y. says:
use your PAiN-kiLLEa frequently. IL reIierss
pain and soreness, aud heals wounds like magic.
). W. DEE says:
For scalds ard burns II has no equal
PERRY DAyIs's PAIN-KLLER
Is not new, uptried remedy. For forty years II
has been In constant use aud those who have used
u the longest are its best friends.
lis success Is entirely because ofits merit Ever,
family should have bottle ready for use. Much
pain aad heavy doctors bills may often be saved
by prompt application Of The PAIN-KILLER
Unlike most medicines, Il Is perfectly safe even a
the hands Of child. Try !, once thoroughly AM
twin prove It's value. Your druggist has 1, al 2oc
Soc. and Vi per bottle.
PERRY DAVIS SON. Propriotors,
~ i-eodtJei Providence, u. l.
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acknowledgements by the II0lIyWood
Memorial Association.

One dollar from Mr.. Breedcn, through
Mrs. c. II. Skinker. Thanks are due to
MIR. James 7. Netherwood for granite posts
for handsome iron gate for the entrance
to soldiers section; to Mr.. Harvey. florist,
for fine donation Of evergreens and shade
trees; 10 Mr.. Morton for the care OF Gene
raj Pickett's grave and section. on Gettys-
burg Hill; TO Mr.. John Noting for one
steel broom; to II. VI. Smith for 400 sta
pies for wire fence; to Mr.. Mann for 200
brick, in addition TO 1900 donated before
by Mr.. Claiming Bolton. But 1000 are
required for the culvert. VIII not some
one else supply the balance Of the bricks
required?
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" Gems Of ThOught.-

For four reasons has the Creator decreed
that the earth should be supplied with
water from above. in order that no violent
man should be able TO cut of the water
from his nelghbor's field; that the emf
nences should be watercd as well as the
valleys; that the evil vapors should be dis
PEELED; that the inhabitants Of the earth
turn their eyes heavenward.
For four reasons people should buy their
shoes from Heller & Co.'s closing-out sale,
2l3 Broad street. They are sold cheaper
than anywhere else; their stock Is most
complete and extensive; the styles are
nobby and varied; the accommodations
ample to the demand, being the largest re-
tail shoe-store in the city.
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DOLLS WILL BE OPENED TO TAKE

THE SENSE OF THE QUALIFIED VOTERS
OF RICHMOND TIE
25rH or NAY, 1854
ON THE QUESTION or An APPROPRIATIONS
NOT EXCEEDING sS0o,0O0
FOR A CITY NALL,
ATEACH yOTING-PRECfSCr IN THE
SEVERAL WARDS Oh THE CITY.
When the name of sach yots b announced THE
CLERK, appointed cbr this service by the prcsi-
dent OF The city Csane, win record IL ON his poll
book. Aficr depesii Of each voier's ballot for ms>
nicipal officers giiE VOTER shaiibe asked by 1'e
JUDGES oF ELECTION. IN an audible v"soe,
whether he yoss FOR or AGAINST q city sais |;
and his vote the,cnyon shall he entered ~ tho
CLERK IN he appropriate column bv sons mark
or letter winch may truly indicate the ssisa.
Published by order of the City Coancn
my l1-tMy35 r.. G. iiov ARD, tcy Clerk.
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NEW BRIDGE. bridge over the dock
connection on Fourteenth street, leading
TO Mayo's bridge, has been removed, ana
will be Immediately succeeded by a new
one OF great strength, supported from De-
meath by heavy piling driven into the ca-
nal-bed. The fact that no boats now use
the waterway connecting the basin and
dock renders this mode OF strengthening
this bridge entirely feasible. The timbers
Of the old bridge were huge, but they naa
begun to show signs OF decay. 'ehle,es
that passed over Mayo's bridge YESTERDAY Yesterday
used part OF the depot lot OF the pan' ,'e
Railroad Company. Mayo's bridge Is pe'
ing repaired. Itis probable that Tue nf,dgs
will be connected with Natxhalis sianu
by means Of the chain cable bridge ior'
merly spanning the break In Mayo's bfiaye
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

JNO. T.. LAUGHToN, Jr., l04 A. NJ furniture,
&c.
". GODDlS & son, q l.. NJ, large frsme'i dwell
ing and handsome 10, on Church nm on Frank
lin street between Twenty sixth and Twenty
seventh streets.
JNO. r.. LAUGHT0N, Jr. l.. NJ, catalogue saie
Of law libraries.
CHEWING q ROSE. 81 T.. w.. six nice build
ing lots on Cherry aud Laurel streets.
FRANK ID. HILL & Coz 81 u. VI. trustees safe
OF nice framed house No. 6l0 Beverly street,
between Pine and Belyiderc streets.
sI'TTOS & CO.. 12 ST., farm in Hanover county,
about nfteen miles from Richmond.
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SC. only for a PICNIC CIGAR.

Professor James a. Seweli, Of Medical Faculty,
Laval University, Quebec, states: :" have found
CoLDESs LIRBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF
AND TONIC lNvIGoRAToR particularly useful In
advanced stages of consumption, weakness, dys-
pepsia and all nervous Affections In pregnant
women II has been retained while every other arti-
Gle Of food was rejected can recommend IL as
convenient, palatable, and easy Of DIGESTION"
Ask for Coidea'S;. take no other or druggists
oaua rail
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An Act of Justice.

For the first time In the history Of inter-
national conventions has Normandy been
accorded representation. The Reception
Committee deemed it but an act OF justice
to this ancient province OF France TO give
them IN opportunity during the session OF
the Congress OF Nations TO converse with
our citizens. The family which has con-
sented to come speak English, consequently
will not need an Interpreter.
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NEW FIRE APPARATUS B0UGHT.-Some
time ago the Council OF this city appro-
priated the sum OF $4,000 with which TO
buy new hose, new steam firc-engine,
and two hose-reels. The engine was to be
second-siZe machine with a capacity OF
discharging not less than $50 gallons OF
water per minute. Bids were received
from four or five manufactures in the
North and East. There was no bid from
this city. After two meetings and mature
consideration, the committee have con-
tracted with the Silsby Manufacturing
Company, OF Seneca Falls. n. Y, for one
of their rotary-pump engines, to be deliy-
eredon board steamer in New York within
sifty days from date OF contract The engine
will be q size larger than the one bought
i'm July last from the same company, and
put In the service In Company No. D, and
which has done fine service and gwen
great satisfaction. The new engine now
being built is designed for Company No.
| 3, on Broad street near Ninth, and Will
take the place Of the old Amoskeag ma
chine bought secondhand in Philadelphia
some eight or ten years ago. The new ma
chine will be finely finished, and warranted
for five years. The agent selling the new
Silsby is Mr.. B. Bosch, who visited the
| city on a former occasion, and so pleased
the committee as TO introduce for the hrs'
time here one Of the Silsby third-size ma
chimes.
The hose purchased is 5000 feet OF the
best American jacket (cotton) from the
American Fire-Hose Company at Chelsea
Mass.
The two hose-reels were contracted fol
with G.. A. Ainslie 4 Sons.
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FREDERICKSBURG RAILROAD DIVIDEND OBJ
LIGATI0Ns.-Mr. James Peasants and
Messrs. Ould a. Darlington have brought
suit in the Circuit Court OF Richmond, for
Douglas IL. Gordon and others, against the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company, the Board OF Public
Works, and others, "to enforce the con-
tracts between the holders OF the guaran-
tced stock of the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad Company and
the holders thereof, as expressed on the face
OF said stock, and TO have the rights Of said
holders passed on and enforced in respect
TO participation in the dividends OF said
company. and especially under the resolu-
ton OF its stockholders in general meeting
in December, 1881, and the consequent ac-
ton OF its Board Of Directors In issuing Ger.
tificates known as dividend obligations
to the holders Of common stock"
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JUST WHAT You WANT-Good break fasts, din
ners, and suppcrs. Then call and get them In good
shape for twenty-five cents at LANES MODEL.
DINING Rooms, 322 north Seventh street.
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THE FISCHER PIANO de6es competition.
There Is no plano the market, for the price, that
can touch H. II was the first American piano ever
sold I'm the Chinese Empire.
RYLAND & LEE, Agents,
ola Main street.
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NO HOSTILE MEETING YET.
Mr.. Loubat's Trip into the Interesting
Dueliing Region.

mt the Union Club 10 be n Learned Shot
Mr. TurnbuIl In New York-An Intima-
tion that He VIII Not Fight-Loubats
Three nuelS
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May OUEEN CELEBRATIoS.-Pr
Minors slay Queen celebration will take
place at the First Regiment Annory to-
morrow night. twill doubtless pe .nos'
pleasant occasion, and attract large crowd
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! A Runaway Ac1psxr-Yester,Iav AZ

A Runaway AccIDsvr.--Yestertla af.
ternooD, while Mrs. Thomas Atkinson and
Miss Matte Boiling were riding ont, near
the corner OF Fifth and Clay streets the
horse attached TO the vehicle in which they
were seated became frightened and started
to run. After they had gone some distance
down Fifth street the ladies' Jumped ont,
and In so doing were somewhat bruised
and stunned by the fall. The driver re-
tanned his seat, and the horse continuing
on down the street, the carriage came In
contact with cart, and was considerably
damaged. The ladies were taken to their
respective homes and medical aid sum-
moned. Neither fortunately sustained any
more serious injury than few cuts and
bruises.
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fmh 90-Th.Sa&Tu6mI
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
CMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.

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HOW THEY RECOVERED
health, cheerful spirits, and good appetite, they
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, Jaundice,
Bilious Attacks. SICK HEADACHE, Collie, De-
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&C., 6c.,
IT HAS NO EQUAL.
This unryalled southern remedy is warranted
not ~ contain single particle Of MERCURY or any
injurious mineral substance. but Is
PURELY VEGETABLE.
II you feel drowsy, debiiitated, have frequent
headache, mouth tastes badly, poor appetite, and
tongue coated YOU are suffering from torpid liver,
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speedily ana permanently as TO take
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
u Is given with safety and the happiest results 20
lhe most delicate infant IL takes the place OF qul-
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beware Of c0unterfeTs. Take only the genuine
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sOLDBY ALL DRUGGISTS. ap 6-eodtAu3C
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, fair weather, light, va
riable winds, stationary or higher tempera-
ture and pressure.
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PAINFUL AccIDEST.-Yesterday after
noon Policeman Y. G. Lamkin, in attempt
ing to makean arrest on Seventeenth street,
fell and broke one Of his arms near the
wrist. DIR. Brock was summoned aud rem
dered the necessary surgical attention.
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THE SnoNINGER ORGAN is going everywhere,
II IS sweet. powerful, durable, and cheap. II can
be had with or without chime of bells.
RYLAND & LEE, Agents.
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PICNIC CIGARS, Sc.

HEALTIIFULSEss CAN BE PRESERVED
in malarlal districts by the powerful tonic and al
teratiye effects of 4 daily dose Of simmons Liver
Regulator the true malaral antidote. Prepared
only by J. II. ZEILrN & Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-18

The sTEISwAY and CHIcKERISG are not pianos
of merely local reputation. They are known
around the world as the best instruments made.
RYLASD & LEE, Agents,
gl3 Main street.
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THE VIRGINIA SHOTGUN CLUB.-The Viz
ginia SHOTGUN Club was re0rganized yes
terday afternoon, and the following otil-
GERS elected for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, Charles ii. Epps Yice-President,
Theo. +. Taylor; Secretary and Treasurer,
c. II. Epps.
subsequently the Virginia and Fairfield
Clubs met i'm friendly contest on Butler :
Hill, and some fine shooting was done. An
effort is being made TO consolidate the two
clubs. IL this Is accomplished, 1t will make
Il formidable team, the members OF the two
organizations being among the best shots
in and around the city.
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IIouss,eepers win do well 10 examine ZrnMER's
TROPICAL REFRIGERATOR before purchasing
elsewhere.
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ZIMMER's TROPICAL REFRIGERATOR is n
Richmond invention, and purified by current OF
cool air.
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WE have lust received some Pure, Delicious
CATAwBA WINE. Price very low.
Pure PORT WINE for medicinal Use.
W. ID. BLAIR & 90.
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ZnMER's TROPICAL REFRIGERATOR is relia-
BILE, sef-purifying, and warranted u give satsfac-
tlOn.
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FOR SINKING SPELLS, fits. dizziness, palpitation /,
and low spirits, rely on lioP BITTERs.
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thing to tempt the palate was served in pro
fusion.
Il. Roberts Baker, Esq, president Of the
Association, made a warm speech Of wei
come.
Colonel Purcell, who acted rs master OF
ceremonies, then announced a number OF
toasts. Among those who responded Were
Messrs. G. A. Santos, of Norfolk; A.
NJ. Kelley, Hugh Blair, C. 5. Stringfellow
and Dr. NJ. l.. James, OF Richmond; c. l..
Fleet, OF Lynchburg, and others.
The replies to the toasts were in pro-
gress at IL O'Clock, and the festivities were
not concluded until some time afterwards.
III was In all respects a most enjoyable oc-
casion, and reflected the greatest credit on
all concerned.
MEMORIAL ALBUH.-Our citizens remenl-
Der with pleasure the visit to this city about
the 18th OF October, 1881, on the occasion
OF the Yorktown Centennial, OF that splen-
did body Of citizen soldiery the Thirteenth
Regiment National Guard Of New York
State, Colonel ID. g. Austen commanding,
Of Brooklyn, with its magnificent and rich
! ly-apparelled veteran corps, composed Of
some OF the best citizens OF the Empire
State, and, lastly but not least, Dod-
worth's unrivalled band OF eighty
pieces aud drum corps, which pre-
ceded them. They bore conspicuous
part in the military pageant here command
ed by General Fitz. Lee, and were de-
servedly "thc observed OF all observers I"
for their splendid bearing and soldierly
conduct. Gentlemen, each and all, they
were warmly welcomed wherever they
chose to go, and found warm welcome in
the hearts OF every Richmonder, making
friendships which time is not likely to OBJ
literate.
agreeable outcome OF that pleasant oc-
casi0n was the receipt yesterday from New
York city by well-known citizen Of a
double album, bound in velvet, with silver
mountings on a bronze stand, with silver
aperne top. One side Of this triumph OF the
bookmakeT's art was ornamented with q
beautifully-executed coat-oi-arms OF New
York and Virginia. On the other side OF
this friendships Offering was the inscrip-
ton Presented to Mr.. and Mrs. n. V. r.,
from the officers and veterans OF the Thir-
teenth Regiment Infantry, n. g., S. n. y,
in token OF their generous hospitality at
Richmond October II and Is, 1884," Com
mittee: Colonel ID. c. Austen, Captain Il.
+. Randolph, First Lieutenant Jerry Wern-
berry, First Lieutenant A. +. Tones. Vet
erans: Colonel W. Powell, Lieutenant-Col-
onel N. Channey, and Captain Il. NJ. Chris
field.
The stand istwenty-four is inches high. The
album il filed with artistically executed pho
tographs OF the officers OF the regiment and
veteran corps, and taking their counterfeit
presentments rs here seen. no finer speci-
mems OF American manhood could well be
gotten together. The pleased recipients Of
this handsome token OF regard and memo
ry will always preserve it with Jealous care
a. priced souvenir OF a most pleasant as
well as memorable happening in the life
both OF themselves as well as State and
country.
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CHICK CIGARS, DC.

DON'T OUTRAGE YOUR STOMACH with violent
catharics. but nse that pleasant and salutary iaxa-
tive TARRANT's SELTZER APERIRST.
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KEY WEST CIGARs just received.
WD. BLAIR & Co.
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ZrMMrn's TROPICAL REFRIGERATOR Is sold
ou trial.
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NJ FLLYsoS & CO., advertising agents, insert al
yeriisementsin all Of the newspapers OF the United
States al publishers rates. Orders LEFT at the Dis
match eouniing-room will receive prompt atten-
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THE BEST WfNs.-l3O.OOO Mason & Ham!in
Organs sold. RYLAND X LEk, Agents.
ol3 Nam street.
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THE MozAnT THIS EvESINo.-First, over
ture, "Tricoche and Cacoiet," (Suppe,)
orchestra; second, solo baritone, "'TIs i"
Pinsuti,) Mr.. w. IL. Grant, Jr.; third, duo
violin and piano, civilian Tell" ltos-
sini) Messrs. Kessnich and Rcinhardt /;
fourth, a, "Blue-violet Mazurka," ELLEN
burg, b, "Baby Polka" (Bial,) orchestra ;
fifth, solo baritone, "wil lie Come ! "
(Suliiyan,) MIR. w. ii. Grant, Jr.; sixth,
solo clarinet, "Trayiata," Verdi,) Mr.,
Felix Jardelia; seventh, waltzes, "BcrlineI
Kinder (Bela,) orchestra.
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LILY BELLE CIGAR, sc.
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BROWN's IRON BITTERS

BROWNS IRON BITTERS
i.yor drink, and does not contain whiskey. II
1. The only preparation of iron that causes no IN
FURIOUS EFFECTS.
GIT THE GENUINE. DON'T BE IMPOSED
on WITH INVITATIONS.