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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-13
4 Big Land Job.
GREEDY SPECTATORS AFTER THE "CHEROKEE
STRIP" IN THE INDIAN TERRITORY.
IDy telegraph 10 the Dispatch

GREEDY SPECTATORS AFTER THE "CHEROKEE
STRIP" IN THE INDIAN TERRITORY.
by telegraph to the Dispatch.l
ST. LOUIS, May l2.-Advices from the
Indian Territory say that Two bills have
been introduced in the Greek Indian Coun-
ell providing for the lease OF the land
known As the Cherokee strip, the lease to
be given to the highest bidder for five
years, and at not less than 100000 per
year. the rental payable semi-annually.
Several parties and companies are ready TO
give even more than that sum. and there
is liable 10 be . good deal OF competition
among them TO gain control OF the coveted
lands. Persons posted regarding affairs
in the Territory say there is a mOnstrouS
Job in this land business, and that greedy
spectators stand ready 10 lease the strip,
which contains about million acres. at
almost any price il they can get the priyi-
lcge OF renewal. With this privilege, they
think they can secure practically per-
petua lease, or perhaps, in a few years, an
actual deed to it. The strip is said to be
worth now fully S1O.000,0OO and in few
wears will be worth two or three times that
amount.
The entire band OF the Spioche-Creek
rebel chief. numbering 600 to 700 souls,
have arrived at Fort Gibson, where they
will remain under military control until
they are disposed OF by the United States
authorities.
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BY Telegraph % me DIsIAIcH'I
LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS, May IA
special 70 the Gazette from Newport, Ark,
saws Jerry Blalock, aged twenty-four years,
was hanged yesterday for numbering
Thomas Brandengburg in cotton-feld in
1880. Blalock confessed the crime. lie
made Il long speech from the gallows to
crowd OF over 1900 persons, warning
Young men against whiskey, gambling. bad
men and bad women, to whose influence
he fraced his ruin.
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THE NEWS At HONE AND ABROAD,
WHAT THE WIRES BRING rs
Reception or General sherman and
the british Minister nj the Go.port
Hayy.Yarl.

Especial telegram 70 the DIspatch.I
NonFoLK, May l2.-This morning the
steamer Dispatch arrived at the navy.yard
with General Sherman, his aid. Colonel
Tourtelotte,l Hon. sackviIIe West. the
British Minister, and several ladies on
board. The distinguished visitors were
received by the officers OF the navy-yard
and the Marine battalion in full uniform.
y salute OF seventeen guns was fired from
The receiying-ship Franklin In honor of
General Sherman. and also a like salute
from the same vessel in honor OF the Bri-
fish Minister. After taking lunch with
Commodore Mayo. the party visited the
nayy-yard. The party win remain here all
night, and on Monday proceed up james
river as far as City Point.
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The Arlington Estate.
IA telna,1nnh III fhe Dlsnafch. I

WASHINGTON, May 12.-Attorney-Gene-
raj Brewster has rendered an opinion to
the effect that the title to the Arlington
estate is good, and that the amount appro-
priated by Congress to satisfy the ludg-
ment i'm favor OF the heirs OF General Lee
NAV be paid to them; provided $4,000 be
impounded until the question Of taxes 10
that amount now standing on the assess
ment rolls against the estate be settled.
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string Bull at Standing Rock.

(By telegraph 10 the Dlspatch.I
SrANpING-RoC AGENCY. OAK, May IL.
Sitting Bull and his band arrived here
Thursday from Fort Randall. They num-
ner I47 Indians, all told. -Four deaths oc-
curred on the way and one birth. The old
Chief talked peace on his arrival, and said
that hereafter he desired to engage IN farm
ING pursuits unmOIested. Gall, Crow
King. and others OF Sitting BULBS old hos
tile iieutenants, were not offensive in their
reception OF the warriors.
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ITCHING IIUMOR.
COVERING THE RODY. SKIN COPPER-COL.
ORED-INTDLERABLE ITCHING AND
TERRIBLE HUMOR CURED.

I have been afflicted with . troublesome skim
disease covering almost completely the upper part
Of my body, causing my ssin 10 assume q cODuer-
coorcd hue. IL could be rubbed off ike dandruff.
and AZ times causing mtOlerahlc itching and the
most Intense suffering. ! have used blood purf-
crs, pills and other advertised remedies. huf ex-
perienccd no relief until | procured the Cuticura
Remedies. which. although used carelesSly and
irreguarly. cured me. alaying that terrible itch
ing and restoring my skin 10 us natural color.
avn willing 10 make Affidavit 10 the truth of this
statement :. G.. BUXTON.
milan NTCH
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Another Cyclone Victim.

by Itgfipn 20 'HV DI7P7l.VIl'I
NEW ORLEANS, May I2.-The Times
Democrats Wesson special says: Charles
Lane, aged eighteen, who has fingered I'M
consciously since April 22d, died this morn
inc Of injuries received during the cyclone.
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The Baptist Missionary Union.
CHARGES AGAINST ONE or ITS OFFICERS De
MED AND DIsPROvED.

CHARGES AGAINST OH OI IFS OFft'LlsS DE-
MED AND DIsPROvED.
fBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
BoSToN, May I'm view OF certain
statements published crihci-ing the man
agement Of the financial affairs Of the Bap-
list Missionary Union, the Executive Com
mittee feel called upon to say that the
charges Of bad faith, discrepancies in ac-
counts. and speculation in stocks by one OF
its officers. are entirely without founda-
ton. Every dollar received by the uea-
surer has been accounted for. and vouchers
for all expenditures are on file in their Of
fee. The accounts Of the treasurer and
his vouchers for disbursements have been
examined, month by month, 10y an Audit
ing Committee composed Of persons not
members OF the Executive Committee. who
receive their appointment from the Board
OF Managers. The certificates Of the Au-
ditng Committee 10 April 1st, this year,
are also on file, and they certify that the
accounts are correctly cast and properly
yOuched
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want the Tariff Restored.


IN TClfgTlUH q TIE TI7l7II0II'I
PITTSBURGH. May ia movement has
been inaugurated by the tin-plate compa-
MES in this city and Philadelphia for the
restoration OF the protective tariff on tin
plates. II is claimed that the reduction
iateiv made by Congress has virtually
ruined the industry in this country, and
that unless they have 24-cent rate, those
i'm business will be compelled to close their
own mills. \ petition is now being eX-
tensively circulated and nImerously signed
calling the attention OF Congress to the
above facts, and asking that the duty be re-
stored.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, May ie.-Cotton firm; ssas ]. 3st
bales; uplands, lie.: Orieaus, he; consolidated
net receipts. 1851 bales; exDortS-tO the con-
tiaent Zl6O bales. Southern Hour quiet and
steatly: common Ia fair extra. si.5u $3.50 :
good to choice extra. 50 35@s7. Hheat-Ca.h
lots A6i &C. and options aa,se. hignSf clo-ihk
steady nj kdac. under OUTSIDE rates !; No. sprlnS
nominal: angradea red, sl.06egsl 2s; No. red.
sI.24xdsI.25 snxraded white. SLIGO si,,zo'r,
NO. red. May, si.32 . ~. z2A 3oBes $500
Al 23s Corn-(assh 4ml4 and oouons &c ite.
higher closing Arm, with a siiset reaction nn-
65Isf6Jhc. sAts .GfSc. higher saa fAiriy acsise
No. s, 47Set47te.; No whisse Sie; Hop, dull
and prices nomlnally unchanged Cohee->pot
ou.ef and unchanged. OptioDSD@d No. Jeise.
sfs5 July. 81 .9SefsS; spoa $40; Nay, sI.fu
$3.50. Sugar hrn aud qrsst M0iasses arsase'
S3c. Rice steady. Resin .seady at tl.l5@flcu
TurpcnEine arm at s2.o. Hides q'liet ana BED
ann, Wool dull and weak domestic beece. xSst
45e.: Texas. I4M2ee. Pork quiet and erln, AM
M ey. vi IN out decided change. Middies qnst sas
hrln; lons clear liss. lard oaI points nssas Al,
| ia; choice, sly.Cb; May. sll.s5tssi %
I Jne. sl2,G2AsI2.U5; refined quoted NJ tl2
/ continent, . 2.25@el2.35. fre'ghfs steady.
BALTIMORE
| BALTIMORE. NAV l2.-Rlour uBehansed an
! ouIet. Wheat--soulhern steady; vedssn nrnle
aud dull: southern red. el.t1@Sl.22: ambel
Al 2OMsl %; No. = Western winter red, spo
lsl2ltmfl. 1ll. corp-southern STEADY. wester
higher and dull (: southern white, ooas1fe-; ye
low, 62@t6Ge. Oats Ilrmer; southern, 5t@ t4e
western white, : ieesfs.; mxsd, osnssie:; zen.
changed, CsSse duh; Rio earsoes, ordinary.
fair, S,.ff8,<e. exsy steady: ~Ar sofs, ~
Whlskcy ssesdy st ei,le4&vt.17, fyvsshts y
changed sne fHlL
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WILLIAMs LIQUID GOLD.
Nv READY FOR INSTANT USE.
RUBY's ROYAL GLIDING, ~

READY FOR INFANT tHf.
rr,o n. mi ceus GtldIngs have been before the
- i,,s,. Is7 B. aud they have invariably taken
ihe hTghest prize wherever exhibited They W.
s,stiy sfyord a surface resembling SOLID toin' no
nj named article was used 20 decorate the
..,.ndid hones OF W. II. Nanderblis. 1enerai
Gr,nf Judge hilton. and many otfer wealthy anu
,sisiingul she'd New Workers.
FOR LADIES.
,.,.,., rho ,bove are invaluable for gliding
r, Ei.i l,.,d s,~nemepts. Furniture, Frames Cor
nIc.s Rsskets. Fans. Decorative Painting, &c.
Most fashionable articles are olS man ops ea
value by the merc-t touch OF gof~ any '"e ~
,,se them Brush ia each box -, ~, -,
THE COST + TRIfLiNsS; sold q he s,see
ueAets, 80 ,rIe. 10 substitute something lnIe-
wnr'S y sTs postsl 10 The manufacturer and H.
~ Seilers 90 your city win DC cneenaily ssn ns
Merchants please write Toe hoefai "a1' p'"'' ''''
enclose w SIFs'W YoRK CHEMICAL MIG. co.
my s-su6t 3 east Fourth street, New iorN.
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,,,raercr Hanged inL Louisiana.


10y Telegraph % the DlspaItH'I
VICKsBURG, Mss, May l2.-Henry
Reyels (colored) was hanged at Lake
Providence. La. yesterday for the muir
der OF Henry Hyans, white man, in the
fail Of 1878. \ great crowd was present,
in which the colOred people predominated
The culprit made a short speech. saying
:. The Lord has forgiven me. Let whal
Won see be a warning. There is hereafter
and am Willing 70 CO."
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ITCHING, ITCHING, ITCHING
SCRATCHING! sCRATCHINGI

Every species OF Itching Humors, Itching Piles.
and delicate rritafions peculiar o. both sexes IN
SANITY relieved by a warm bath with CUTiCTRA
SOAP and a single application of CUTlCURA.
the great Skin-Care. This repeated daily with two
the blood purifier. 10 keep The blood cool. the
bowels open. and the liver and kidneys active. will
speedily aud permanently cure Itching fortunes or
the skin and scalp that have defed Tie best medi-
cal skill and all known remedies.
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Purchase OF "A Railroad and Mine.

BY IClCgrapE 10 IIe DlspiICn'I
BIRMINGHAN, Ala. May 12.-Ihe Rich
mond and Dauville Extension Company
purchased the Miner mine and railroad to-
dav for $4,000. They will erect the gen.
eral shops OF the Georgia-Pacitic railway
here, and expend about Sl,5O0,0O0 in I'M
proyements around Birmingham.
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CIGARS.

uEwITT 4 SON M mo No. , p sourn
L. TN ussag brands ~ FINE CIGARS: DE-
81 9,r tns lo. N, Pic DOR. Ia NINtA; yisIlA
GoSDoi.fER, R0RGETcME-SoIs.o OH, asx y nrsnd
sdn,SnNxs REDUCTIONS on ali grades OF snous'
and orders solicited Nom The trade sps7'soaS"
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TRANSPARENT ,.E COMPANY.
~. I,I,lg,- ArE Yow PREPARED TO SELL

WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO SELL
w at factory, or dcd.er N the ennsumess OF
made from thoroughly hltrrsa ~SAMks-ElNtk
MATER which fo< farisy and other uses ess-
NOT be surpassed.
rrosn common express waso1As sntii the eomfssn,
wagons ART completed. - o..u-.
Your patronage Is respectfully solieits.i. Osaers
by mail, te.eph0ne, % Otherwise VIII ~eS''s
w anpt attention. .,...s
oiiiee aud factory. corner Of Canal aud ADAMS
'i Branch esice. ia0i Main street lbasssnen'l'
Telephsae. &c. -, <ore,xy
H., ~ SMITH. tiet~xai nAnA.n.
p,ruvoxp.yA, usy 4. less. my i-eoatss
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FINANCIAL
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATUHDATs tay rs I.1c9s
sArgs-FtRsT BcAED.-5,100 Virginia eo,sois
~. c. al SO; 1000 Atlanta and Charlotte ~
comes at 7es, 1000 do. at 79S; "a Virginia tax.
receivable coupons fnewl &C Al, % DO. at Al. 10
20. at 81; 36 Virginia tax-receivsble coupons
loIdj at 90.
sDoSD BoARp.-5,000 Georgia Pacific nrst 6's
al sI' 90 shares Atlanta aud Charlotte Railroad
at 6ss, 10 do. at 6sl, 10 10. at Gek,
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rho IosI, I'm Delaware.

by telegraph 10 the Dispatcn.l
WILMINGTON, DEL, May 12.-At New
Castle to-day Sheriff Martin whipped nine
prisoners, seven OF whom had been CON
victed of larceny and two OF receiving
stolen goods. Two were whites and seven
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About 90 be Lynciied.

fBy telegraph 10 the DIspatch.I
CHATTANOOGA, May l2.-A spechi 10 tue
Times from Glengary says that ID an array
with coal-miners Bill Connors Killed Chris
Duer and MORALLY wounded Doc Heaps. a
mob OF negro miners have taken Connors
A.. I,nnh him
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DRawrNG AND PAINTING.

T,pRTRAiTs PAINTED FROM LIFE
j Og PHOTOGRAPHS PHOTOGRAPHS
COIORED. .,,c
LESSONS IN DRAINING AND PAk>riN6--
~ 49, k,tR CtIilDRE< on SATURDAY Sat
',.To,,,,. n1ee.. Nus. Hf.TH.
=, t-Ss~s,r soafh second street.
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ITCHING HIrMOR.
COVERING THE BODY FOR TEN YEARS
WITH ITS PECULIAR ITCHING
SCAR. CIPFD

4 most disagreeable and obstinate case Of salt
Rheum or Eczema. which has been under my per-
sonal observation from its first appearance % fhe
present time about ten years.. covering the
greater portion Of fhe patients body and limbs.
with is neculiar Irritating and itching scab, and
10 which all the known methods Of treating such
disease had been applied without benefit. has CONF
pletcy ct,appcInd. leaving a clean and hea thy
skin, solely through the Cuticura Remedies.
CHARLES HOUGIlTON.
2s STATE STREET, Boston.
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2ssrATE STREET, BosToS.

CUTICURk aud CUTICCRA SOAP clear or al
external evidence Of skin. and Scalp-Dise
allay feelings and IrriiatiOns. soften soOihe and
heal Ulcers. Old Sores. and Wounds. while the RE-
SOLVENT eXuels at llumOrs arising from In
pure Blood. inherited and Contagious Diseases.
sold by all druggists. Price: Cutlcura, 80 cents
large boxes. 81; Cuticura Res0lyent. 81 per bot
tie: Cuticura soap. % cents; Cutcura shaving
soap. Is cents.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.,
HogtDu
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SWIFT'S SPECIFIC.
loves HIS LIFE TO IT,


ATLANTA. GA. april II, 1883.
In 1878 was the victim % a horrible blood poi
son. and was treated for some months by three
prominent physicians, but grew worse, until final
IS I was confined 10 my bed, not able 10 raise my
hand 10 my head and expectorating clots of blood.
had lost I'm weight from ls5 10 100 pounds. I'm
this condition begun the Use Of swffs Specific
IS :. -. and in less than three months I was en-
t,rcly we'll. increased In flesh from 80 10 1886
and have been in excellent health ever since Have
not hid a symptom oftL disease sincc.and firm
y belleyeif IL had not been for Swifs Specific that
/ would to-day be I'm my grave. say 20 every man.
woman, and child If your blood IS disordered take
Il. JOuN V. BISHOP.
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Norfolk County Politics.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch

I'-I7'''''I VIZ t1III 70 tIItl IFI7TIHIFTT
NORFOLK, Va, May 12.-The Democratic
Convention Of Norfolk county met to-day
and refused 10 make Nominations The
fight is now between the straightouts and
Coalitionists.
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DvaTH To wMIrEwAsa.

SGAXWELL's PREP AIRED Gypsum,
nj a.. wh,ren,ux and Ceioriaz walls S DueIi~
80 s,ar,.- rac,aries. Mills, naFns. of Any P1s-
me whsrs whssewssh Or hslsonsi 5s - s,s .s ~
S-"sszr~ PROPERTIES excellent. recksd VI paIssss'
hs6 hsrrxls. kerz. and eaas: kesdIos err 1879
nAxiEIT, tosrEx . Coz ~ U.s. 4. y ss,esd 49,
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speculation on the Stock Exchange today ma.
hcen quiet and generally weak The mtfket0pened
IRREGULAR. hnt I'm the main slightly lower thhn u
closed Yesterday. while G.. C.. &. ana /. opened II
aud Memphis and Charleston per cent. higher.
During the frst hour tie market was duh, but gen
orally firm and prices sold up ktr's per cent. lt4i
By chicago. Burlington aud quincy. AFTER ms =
selling movement set In. which resulted aboui
midday I'm decline ranging from , 10 l',' IN
which &. C., g. and l.. Norfolk and Western pre-
ferrod. Louisville and Nashville. Delaware, Lack
awauua aud " eslerm. ana the Omah1s were tl'
greatest sufferers. In the early par, OF the after
noon there was general rally. extending o. per
cent. hut from then tii shortly before o'clock
ihe market WAS again weak, aud under the lcal 81
Louisville and Nashville. which dropped 10 ~
and Central Pacific u 49,, prices fell on > 70 -.
In the last hour there WAS AN Improvement 81 20
the later Louisville aud Nashville; but In me
hnaI dealings this WIS lost. the market closing
weak AT about the lowest prices 81 the d1Y.and 81
s Ter cent. below the closing figures Of Yesterday
Delaware. Iackawanna and esterD and south
western stocks being The heaviest sufferers IN ne
DAYS decline. Transactions aggregated Jl5'ouO
shares.
BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. May l2.-The weekly statement
Of the associated banks show. the following
changes: Loans decrease, s56.4COS specie IN
crease. S4252, 900; legal-tenders Increase seO3.-
500: derosits increase. s6,026-sOO; circulation
Increase. S4,S0O: reserve increase, r3,39y.IUV.
The banks NOW hold s5,OO3'e21 IN excess oil
legal requirements. ...,.
BALTIMORE, May l2.-VirUnia SIS, consoh-
dated. SO: second series, 37is; p1fi-fue coupons
35 new lO-i"'s. 80: new 3's, o3a. bid'
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NOR SALE,

+ FLOTR-MILL MACHINERY.
An tho miami Of the ATLANTIC FLOUR MILLS,
f,rmerly r. e. smith Co.; LOCO barrels eaPscl-
~, Including 6OJ-hOrso-power c0ndenslhg ehgIne'
The plant r. first class and best make. ihe n
new. WIN self in lots. Catalogue on appleation'
H0"' w f. x r.. c. FULLER
Waldo House. south Brooklyn, y. \.
d
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UNpERTAKERs.
EDUCATIONAL.

MASS. INSTITUTE OF TEC9N0LO-
vi GY, BOSTON. Regular fOur-yeaf courses In
Ciyii, Mechanical. aad Mining Engineering. Arch
iteetrrc Chemistry. Physics Natural History etc.
students are afsO admitted 10 Partial or sp.esat
SouTsss. senooi Of Mechanic Arts Tor instruetiss
In English. French. Drawing, Ntihsmsuss. aAa
ShopwOrk- Next SCHOOL year begins -s'pi.bils, -,
I--3 En.r1nee examinations May 31lt ana Jone
Ii. Septsnshsr leth ans lvth, az An.
ROBERT "A RICHARDS, seeret1sy.
'"NNe' 80 an 2s -2aw4w
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A wood-ehopper called Billy Pinter,
Was badly Gus np BY 2 splinter
All his hurts, meI aia {,sius
Asd be made vs. PIE thst xintef'
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DEAUTY.-For rough, chapped. and
ID GREASY skin, Black Heads. Pimplcs. skin
Blemshes, and lnfantile HumOrs use CUTICURA
SOAP. my l3-Su&W&w
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. May I2.-txcnange, 4S3. Cow
ernnenrs irregular and higher; new So, 102 bid ;
new AS. l136; new As. ll9k; new 81. 1924.
| Money, 2kMI per cent. state bonds featureless
subj Treasury bal1nces-Gold 81 lJ,ifOOOO; cur
rency, S7,742.UOO.
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Write for A copy Of the little book-FREE.

$1,000 REWARD will be paid 70 any chemist
who will find. on the analysis Of 100 bottles Of ;.
:. :. one particle u Mercury, iodde Potassium
or any mineral substance
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
mvIl-lw Drawer 3. Atlanta. Ga.
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# #n% $ q W "a a +
i f" i z 90 2 : 4 4 LII /
s G' :. 3 : ! J E. ].
GGG LII TrU ZEE

Warranted the strongest. Toughest and Most Elas-
tie clue on Earth' ROYAL FAMILY GLCE MeDds
Everything SOLID As ROCK lizard ~ ADA
MANT FIRM IS GRANITE!.t New scicniinc
Discovery ,-ReyolutiOnizes the Liquid tlue Busl-
mess of the World. ROYAL GLCE j. A5sOlnfeLy
TabregknbI, and (aseDdFfbisf \ SAN-DNlAN
GIANT among other Clues and Cementsl NIL
LIONS OF People are sing Royal cline and MIL
LIONS MORE Must Have H.. No Hea;ng-No
Preparaton-Always Ready - Always Liquid,
CLUES CHINA. WOOD, GLASS. Leather, Billiard
Cne TINS and Cloth, Crockcry. ORNAMENTS OF
Every Kind. Metals, Patches on Leather anil Rub
her Shoes. Book Backs. Bne-a-jrac. and Every
ihing EIse with Inseparable Tenacity, MANU-
FAC'TJRFRS OF Textile Fabrics. straw Goods,
Artificial Flowers. Initiation Stained Glass, Gum
Labels, Fine Carriages and Pianos. Paper. Caro-
Board. on Cloth aud Carpets. who use ROYAL
GLUE for sizing. stlncniDg sud GlGeing furposssy
afppI.e,I by the Pint. Gallon. or al GALLON
ViRREI ROYAL tilus Talks Tor ilself. The
Nv. Of Its Marvellous and Extraordinary tu-
breakabfe Oualifler. IT, Great SmoUihness, fleNl-
hufvand strength FLASHES LIKE LIGHINiNG
nom one Customer % AnOther!l LIVE SAILS
MN yob T7,oi saRds If bottles 81 ROYAL Glue To
Dr,..,gis -. lsrncers. ere. SMALL BOY sell Hun
J-s,fs Of Otfiss Z. Business Oficcs and fanilies-
Is CfN1'~ per Bottle. with Brush aud Tin Cover:
az NAIL DO tDaid, 10 centsextrr. Manufactured
by >. I. % nlEAtA a W..
I347 Pennsylvania ave. Washington, y; 9.
LIVE AGENTS wanted In every city tnd touis-
* throughout the United states Canada. furopc
and south America. Sold by Druggists 6ioc.rs,
Sfati0ners HARDWARE and variety Dealers every
where The Trade and Public supplied by Blhk
q BRIDGES. 1908 Franklin street. PtEtEII.
LADD & Co. POW Frs TAYLOR Sor h,ch-
Inond. Va F<'-i'
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RICHMOND. VA. May /. 1883
Nr,errgr- on ga Ap1sNEUA SHIP


Referring 10 the above notice. we have this day
associated ourselves together under the nrm name
and ,tvle Of GEORGE ". >UBLETI x Co. Z, be
conducted at the old stand. 10. 400 BROAD
STREET. By prompt and courteous attention we
h0pe o. merit the patronage Of the former con
rcrn aud the public. We assume all liabilities ~
the business OfJOHN 4. SCBLEIr BROThEk,
and an parties indebted % The said concern VIII
make nayment Ia u4. GEORGE ". BLtTT,
WALTER :. sUBLEII.
,,,. q r., IT., EsuQf-
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ylour-We quote. line. s3.259s3.50; snper-
fine 1915 n s4.2j; e tra, 80 Il otes1,o9: coam0n
tamily. -. 65ai6: Patent family, s79sry5.
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RIcHsloyD. VA. May 1, 1883.

RICHMOND. VA May /, 1883.
THE FIRM OF {. W. BRANCH ~ 60.
Il is this DAY dissolved by mutual consent kther
partner will sign In liquidation. -,l.,- .,.,,
q. W. BRANCH continues the STOCK AND
BOND BROKERAGE BUSINESS under the OH
firm-name for his own account.
W. r.. DIBRELL continue A. agent IN the
LFAF-TOBACCO COMMISSION 81 SINsSS.
4. ". BRANCH.
my o-eodoy WILLIAM r.. DiRRELL.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NO Hot SEkEEPEKc.
WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE-CREAMFREEZER
and LAWN-MOwERs for sale very cheap.
WATKINS. C0TTRELL 4 co.
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DIssoLUTIONs & pARTNERsHIPs.

RICHMOND. VA. May I. 1883.
NOTICE.-On account OF ny health |
~ have this day sold all ~ my inter,st, in inc
CONCERN Of JOHN L. STBLETT & BROTHER %
INV partners. GEORGE W. and ". :. >UBLEII.
THANKING my friends for their liberal patronage
for thc new FIRM JOHN 4. SUBLETT.