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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-15
BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK. December .-NOOU-SiOck'
weak. depressed. and oasv. Money easy at pa , E!
per cent. Exchange; long. 1872: short, 1Sii..
Governments strong. States quiet.
EccHiAQ.- .change. SIP Money. 2N2% PER
cent. Treasury b1lance--Curfcncy, SllO.O2-
coin. S7.2Tl. Governments strong; 4 per cent b,
1144; per cents. 124; per cents lOl4 uid.
state bonds quiet
stocks we've weak and depressed to-day, With
Wizards and Louisville ana Nashville as tic fcl-
lures. The market opened weak and declined sNf
3. the Latter OREGON TranscontineniaL Northern
Pacific ftll of !, preferred 81. Louisville and
Nashville %. chicago. Burlington ndQWncy "a,
Northwest - ~. raul -. Missouri Pacific p, and
lniOn Pacific / D.. The weakness In Nillards was
due 20 the circulation of a number of uniavOrablc
rumors 10 WIS stated that q large holdcr had
been compelled to liIuidatc. and that number Of
loans on oregon 1r;nscOntincntai aud Northern
Pacific preferred would be- called. The appoint
mcnt Of committee of twO-Mcssrs. tabri. OF
New York. aud Eudicott, of B"ston-to examine
the Oregon Trauscontncntll books. and 10 report
~ To The condition Of the company and the So
cuTitlc held. dad not - m the downward move
mcnt. The decline in Louisville and Nashville
was due entirely 10 the manipulation, Of the bear
party. In the afternoon there was 4 rally OF 80
d in the general list and 3S in Oregon Navigation.
Near the close selling was renewed, and many
stocks touched the lowest Of The day. The market
left of weak. Compared with last nights closing,
! rces are down kM2i Louisville and Nashville
and Wizards showing the greatest decline.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, December l4.-Nirg,n.a new
g.. "a l.. Bid to-day.
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Execution Of q North Carolina MUIR
dercr.
lBv telegraph 10 the Dispatch. /


CHARLOTTE, n. c.. December A. Burt
Ellis (colored) was hanged at ! O'Clock to-
day in Shelby for the murder of Mrs. VII.
liam Logan. m old lady Of Cleveland
county. The hanging was public, and was
witnessed by 5000 people On the seal
fold Ellis made full confession OF the
crime. and said hi. trial was fair and Just,
and that IL was only right that he should
be hanged. He was willing TO die, and
was confident his sins were pardoned, and
that he was going straight to Heaven. He
spoke cOmposedly for about twenty mill
utes, and warned the crowd, and eSpe-
cially his own race. to let whiskcy and bad
company alone. To these faults, coupled
with disobedience 10 his parents, he owed
his downfall and his end on the gallows.
After bidding farewell the black cap was adj
iustcd and an appropriate prayer was
made by Rev. Samuel Hunter (cOlorcd)
The trap was then sprung. At the eXpira-
ton OF twenty minutes the pulse ceased TO
beat and the body was cut down. The
crowd who witnessed the execution was
very orderly. The murder for which. Ellis
paid The penalty was committed on Octo-
Der 10Th. Ellis went 10 William LoCan's
house bent on robbery. He beat Mrs.
Logan 10 death and left her husband I'M
from choking. He then covered
both with cotton and set fire TO II. Logan
regained consciousness and raised an alarm.
Ellis was captured next day and LODGED in
Shelby Jail. He was tried November 10th
and sentenced TO be hanged at Shelby on
December 18th.
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EROM THE OLD WORLD
: rrrom the great London tEos., Times.

Among the many specifics introduced to The psi
be for the cure Of dyspepsia. Indigestion deEsnse-
merits OF various kinds, and as genefa' ram "
medicine. none have met with such genuine APP
probation as Hop Bitters. introduced 10 nv
country but q comparatively short time since, 20
meet the great demand Tor a pure, safe sna
perfect family medicine, they have rapidly In
creased In favor until they arc, without CUES fios
the most popular and valuable medicine KNOWS
Its world. wide l. not due Ia the Advertising
IL has received 10 il famous by reason Of It's inle-
rent virtues. IL Goes all that Il claimed for e. 10
discharges IFS curative powers without any OF the
evil effects Of other biters or medicine, being per-
fectly safe and harmless for the most frai' woman
smallest child. and weakest invalid to use. View
are the homes indeed where the great discovery has
nota.rcady been hailed az delyercr and Welcomes
ss friend. II docs what Others affect to do. Com-
posed OF simple materials. II Is marvel Of drii-
cate and successful combination. Nothing Is
wanting Every ingredient goes straight Ia the
mark at which IL Is aimed. aud never fails. Plea
SAINT 10 the palate, agreeable to the stomach, aus
thoroughly effective a cure. Il has won for itse;f
the confidence OF ALL Times. London, Eng.
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Execution I'm the Indian Territory
wish u Colts Revolver.
lBy Telegraph TO the DispaichJ

I0NI'II'I
Fort SMITH. ARK, December l4.-Lcyi
James. the ChOctaw Indian who was con-
victed last November Of the murder OF
James Fulson, was shot yesterday at Soul
lyyille Courthouse. Indian Territory. in
accordance with Choctaw law. The pri-
Soner sat upon blanket, and The sheriff
held one hand and a deputy the other.
Another deputy took a position five PAGES
distant, and with Colts revolver delibe-
rately AIMED and shot James through the
heart. James died in two minutes. He
was educated. and OF good family. He
leaves Il white wife and five small children.
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Eichl RetMeen Negroes and ItaIians.

Icy telegraph 10 the Dspatch.l
PITTSBURGH, PA, December IA spe-
cial to the commercial Gazette from New
burg saws: - \ serious riot took place last
nioht at Blue Mountain tunnel, near here.
between Italian and negro llborers. Du-
ring the night two Of the latter broke into
a shanty containing provisions for the Ia
borerS and were discovered in the act. An
alarm was given. and about one hun
bred Italians attacked the negroes
of the camp with shot-guns aud pistols.
THE negroes being unarmed defended
themselves with clubs and stones, but were
finally forced to seek shelter, after four OF
their number had been wounded-one IA
tally and three others quite seriously. The
latter will probably recover, although their
bodies were filled with Slot. This morn
ing the riOtng was renewed, ana tne
negroes were driven away. Everything l.
now quiet and no further trouble Is appre-
hendpd -
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CONFECTIoNERIFS &c.

400 BAGS ALMONDS. WALNUrS,
lOO Filberts. Pccan,. sud Pam Nuts
300 boxes Ral.ins-Loncon Layers valencia
aud Sccdless;
? c,sks Curranis. 100 boxes CitrOB, 5000
hounds Turkish Prunes,
o5 boxes Lemons, % barrels ha'aE1 Grapes:
2. 900 boxes, ; pounds each. French Candy zoo
hOXes. Is pounds each. lrystsl Mixture;
900 nails. 30 pounds each, Shelf Rock Mixture :
100 Eases salmon. HOLSTERS, and Mackerci;
100 eases DcYiled and Hard Crabs;
500 case 3-pouud Peaches, 200 cases 2'pound
200 cases sugar. Corn. 100 cases Blackbcrries;
100 eases Pineapple. Lima Beans ana sueco-
100 cases Olives. Capers, olive Oh, and Salad
100 cases Eagle. swiss, and Cham Nib;
100 ease Lea & PerrlnS Worcester hire sauce
100 case Tomato. Walnut, Pepper, and Mnsh-
400 dozen Ricfardscn Robbins's Plotted Meats;
100 dozen Armour Co.'S PoItea Tongue snd
Ham;
400 eases / pound. 2-pOund, 4-pOund, 6-pound,
and l4-pound Beef:
1OO "a ses I'm pOrted and American SaTdines,
g. o pals s. and l0-pound pals Preserves
so eases 2-pound tins Preserves, 100 dozen
John M0s & Sons Imported Jams.
200 extra selected Cream Cheese, 20 cases flne'
apple Cheese. 10 eases fdam Cheese, 20 eases
Young America Cheese; 800 boxes best Italian
NaeclrOni: EXTRACTS, Spices, GeiatIne. Preserved
Ginger, Oat Meal, Grits, iIOminy, Soap Honey
Hops. Co1hsh, Pickles. Oysters, Cracked Wheat
Barley. Tapioca. Cakes. Crackers and a genera
assortment Of Cigars, Cigarettes, smoking AM
GODDIN 4 TRIBBETT.
Thirteenth street between Nam and Cary.
no 1-eod2m
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The salvationists in New Haven.
10y telegraph TO The Dlspalch.

lbN tclcEidph 10 the Dlsbdlthsi
NEW HAVEN. Conn, December LIN
the City Court this morning Judge De-
ming discharged the members OF the sal
walton Army from arrest. The Judge
said that, from the evidence produced.
there was nothing done on the part OF the
Salvationists to provoke breach OF the
peace. After the adjournment OF the court
Judge Deming said TO the captain of the
army that he did not believe they would
be interfercd with IN singing, praying, and
exhorting from the steps OF the old state
House. but they must not parade the
streets heating drums, &c. Police-Chief
Webster SAYS the army will have to obey
the orders Of the MAYOR.
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FROM GKRAIANi.
kATZESBACit on, GEEMANA.
Auwu.r Dc 1891

kATZENBAtttI on. tEEMANA.F
August IS, 1851.
H0p Bu,rs romp0nV
Dear ~ir-,-l have taken yonr most precious es-
-cac,. Hop Bitcr,-and | can already. after s"
shori time. assure you that iccl much better
than have felt for months.
Iha,c had, during the course Of four years. thee
times an Inflammation II lhc kidncys. The hri-
n January, 1850, Wa, the wo..t: and } took . lot
~ medicine 10 cure the same. la consequence uf
which my stomach got terribly weakened slf-
Tered from cuormou, pain-. had Ia bear great tor-
mcnts when taking n0ur!-hmont, had siccplers
nights-bul none Of the medicine Wa, Of the lcass
use 10 me. Now. in consequence Of taking Hop
Bitter. these pain, and Inconvenience, have en-
tirey left me, have good nights rest, and ans
sufficiently strengthened for wori.. while always
had 10 liy down during he DAY, and This almost
every hour | shall Link IL my duty 10 recon-
mend the Bitter, 10 al Who suffer, for | am re
cannot thank the Lord enough that came acrOss
your preparation, aud hope lle VIII maintain VOC
a long time 10 come for the welfare Of sufcrii
mankind. Yours very truly,
PAULINE HAUsSLEB,
Gebr. RO-lcc.
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Joint resolution for the repeal Of the test
oath. objection.
The House then, at i2:45, adjourned TO
Monday.
The Clerk o! the House General Clark
made the following appointments to-day
John A. Palmer, Of Virginia. index clerk,
rice Judson llolcomb. Of Pennsylvania:
r. II. Richardson, of Georgia, assistant
clerk, rice w. b. Morris, OF Pennsylva-
MIA. General Clark says he will retain a
few OF the assistant clerks until those re-
Gently appointed 10 the offices become ac-
quainted with their duties.
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I. weeks Business Failures.
IRy telegraph % the Dispatch.I

KY Telegraph 10 INC DIspuIVII'I
NEW YORK. December 14.-The business
failures IN the United states number for
the past week 300; Canada and British
Provinces, 35-making Il total OF 325, a.
compared with 800 last week, made up OF
a63 failures i'm the United States and A in
Canada. More than two thirds OF the
whole number occurred IN the Western,
southern, and Pacific States. In New
York city the principal assignments are
those OF j. Rowland Il Son, iobbers hats :;
Charles Fox's Sons & Co., hats and caps,
and j. p. Billups & Co., commission cotton.
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NLVIIIth CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, December IA, 1888.
SENATE.
The senate Is not in session to-day.
..., O.. -. ur-pu ISra-r NrIyES


The senate Is not in session to-day.
uot-sE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Uobhtzell, OF Maryland, introduced
- Joint resolution requesting the President
IA issue a proclamation urging the various
denominations throughout the country TO
commemorate December %. 1888, the one
bundredtb anniversary Of the surrender by
George Washington OF his commission as
commander-in-chicf OF the army. and TO
renup.t that business be suspended on
MONDAY. December oath, and the same be
treated as public holiday.
ON motion OF Mr.. Kasson, of Iowa, the
resolution was referred TO a special COM
mi,tee 10 be composed Of five members.
MIR. Tucker. Of Virginia, introduced a
hin directing the Secretary Of the Treasury
io settle the accounts OF certain States and
the city Of Baltimore growing out OF
moneys expended FOR military purposes in
the war Of 1872. Referred.
MIR. Horr, of Michigan, asked leave TO
offer a resolution that the House bring To
the notice OF the President the case OF the
recent murder OF several persons alleged
IN have been citizens OF the United States,
and the serious injury of several other
persons, also alleged TO be citizens OF the
United States, at Danyllle, Va, IN the nope
that the President may ascertain whether
rho ncrs0ns 20 murdered or injured were
citizens OF the United states, and " so,
whether the killing and iniuring OF the
said citizens, II they were such, was IN
contrayention OF the municipal law OF the
State Of Virginia or OF any law OF the
United States.
Mir. Morrison, Of Illinois, objected Tor
the preeent, saying that the president
knew as much about the matter as Congress
did. -
MIR. Cabell, Of Virginia, said that as
representative Of the people assailed by the
resolution he WAS sorry that objection nad
been made. He was Wiling 10 nave ,ne
FULLEST aud fairest investigation OF this
matter.
The Committee on Rules was announced
as follows: Mr. Speaker, Messrs. Black
burn Of Kentucky, Randall OF Pennsyi-
yania. Keller OF Ohio, and Reed OF Maine.
Dir. Cox. OF New York, asked leave 10
introduce for immediate consideration
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COMPLETE STOCK OF FINE OLD
" LIQUORS.

MISUNDERSTANDING Wysor, Clcmmer,
Bumeardner. Gibson, Augusta County, Mountain,
Ola Harmony. Cabinet, aud Monticello. These
are all Oh and tine goods. We also have other
grades II cheaper prices.
BRANDlLS-lMPORTED In wood or slass-
Mlrtell, vintage Of 1870; lienncs,y, vintage OF
1875.
BRANDlFS-hMERiCAN Old california. vim
tICe of 1877; old Peach. made IN 1873: Old
Apple. made IN 1880; Old blackberry.
WINES-lMPORrED. yayOrta. ane sherry.
AZ ~ per gallon Osborn tJerczl.a good sherry, at
Nl.j0 per gallon: LigOrO e. N, the finest I'M
red, ut 81 Port and Madeira
WiNES-DOMESTlC: Catlwbl, Port, Glarct.
ana fine Wine made Of blackbcrries by MRS.. d..
Price. of Meherrin. This Wine took the premium
~ the state Fair.
IMPORTED SUNDRlES: scotch Whisky,
Holland Gin. French Fruits. SlrdinCs etc.
VIRGINIA BACON. Large Ock ~ Oh Viz
ginia Inlms. shoulder. and MIddliugs. The Hams
are the best in the city.
Al the usual CHRISTMAS GOODS.
ID. ANrELOTTI.
1911 east Franklin street.
Grocer aud Liquor-Dcgler.
de l4-tjal Established iu lsfo.
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. December /. 1858.
OFFERINGS.
WHFAT.-Whitc 4j2 bushels. Nike '.4O4 BUSH
cls. Rcd 1912 bushels.
GoEN,-White, l.l2G bushels. Mixed, 200 bush
els.
pATs.-jO bushels.
NEAL.-JO bushels.
tLOVER->EED.-30 bushels.
SALES REPORTED 10 SECRETARY.
WurAT.-Whiie. 100 bushels fair 10 very good
1tSlI1 foSI.Ii. Red. 1872 bushels common
10 prime Longbrrry NJ Sl.O7 10 +ll5: 40i uusn-
cl- mixed on private terms; js2 bushels common
to good Shorthcrry 90 9Jc. 10 Tl.i6.
CoRS-Whitc, 37S bushels fair to prime new
at - % Jlc.
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Actions Discontinued.
f,iv lelegrnnn 10 the nisnntch |

lBy telegraph 10 Tue blsptttH
NEW YORK. December 14.-ln the Supe-
rior Court to-day Judge TruaX granted or
ders disseminating the actions brought by
Rufus Hatch against the Western Union.
American Union. and Atlantic and Pacific
telegraph Companies. the Union Trust
Company. Jay Gould, Noryin Green, Will
liam II. Vanderbilt, Russell Sage, and
Others. These two actions were brought
10 restrain the consolidation Of the SD
OOO. 900 Of so-called watered stock. The
motion COR discontinuance was made by
the Western Union Company and upon
consent of all parties.
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CIGARS. TOBACCO. &c.

CEMCIGARST STORE, NINTH STREET
In between Broad and Grace. just received, d.
rect frsm The importers, a superb stock of SMOh-
E0s, sPTICf rs, all Of newest designs We can
INV taste with our varied aud complete as
sg"rsr,snt special inducements 10 the trade.
WHEI<G STICKS-all kinds Elegant stock OF
,w,,nnDnTTD AND DOMESTIC CIGARS. Call
and e,aintue 2l6 uOrtn Ninth, between broad
anu anu ~ ~ sfreets. dc Aim
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to Meet Their engagements.

BY telegraph 10 INC DIsVitVII'I
NEW YORK, December 14.-F. b. Howell
& Co., large brokers at the Produce and
stock Exchange, were posted this morning
AS unable to meet their engagements. After
the announcement OF their failure 4 note
was received by the president Of the Pro-
duce Exchange from Messrs. +. b. Howell
4 Co, stating that one OF their partners,
George Bullard. had been acting impro-
perlv, and had caused the posting OF the
failure at the Produce Exchange. The
firm deny that they have failed, and say
that they are ready to paw all their liabili-
lie, promptly on presentation.
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rati,cr and Son sentenced for Murdc,


BN Telegraph 10 thc Dlspdtch.J
WILMINGTON. DEL. December 14.-LewiS
+. List. convicted Of murder in the first
degree in killing George B. TAYLOR. and
his father Lewis List, convicted Of MUIR
der in the second degree as accessory to
the crime. were sentenced this afternoon,
4 motion for a Tetrial in the case OF the
Younger man having been refused. Young
List was sentenced to be hanged on Fri
day. March 14th next. The elder List was
sentenced to paw fine Of $1,000 aud be i'm
prisoned for the rest OF his life.
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN NEW or.
LEANS.
Iil-FeelinG at n Primary Election CuImI.
mates In n Resort 10 pis,ols-severaI
Men Killed aud Many Wounded.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch

NEW ORLEANS. December 14.-primarv
elections for delegates TO the Democratic
state Nominating Convention were held
to-day throughout this city. The contest
In the Seventh Ward was regarded as close,
and much iil-feeling was shown. which cul-
minated this afternoon in terrible tragedy
at the poll on the corner OF Monroe and St.
Bernard streets.
IL appears that man whose name i un-
known came up to vote, and was chal-
lenged. Captain Fortier and his brother,
1t il stated, tried TO get the man away from
the front OF the poll. but the man was
finally knocked down or fell down. A
shot was then fred which seemed TO be Il
signal, as the firing Immediately became
general. The greatest excitement pre-
vailed, the police being powerlesS against
ceased il was found that Captain Michel
j. forter, prominent Ogden champion.
had been MORALLY wounded. He was re-
moved to his residence, where he expired
in a few minutes. He leaves wife and
three children.
Gus. Renaud, superintendent Of streets
i'm the Seventh Ward under Commissioner
Fitzpatrick, was picked up unconscious
and taken TO the Fifth precinct station,
where he died in little while. Four
wounds were found on his body. lie leaves
a wife and one child.
Edward Mason, deputy constable, re-
ccivcd three ball, in his leg, which severed
IN artery, and he survived but a short
time. He leaves wife and two children.
The following are the names Of the
wounded: Sheriff Robert Brewster. bul.
let in the leg; John Brewster, shot ir the
Side-dangerous wound. Gus. PeardeOn.
Mike Early. and Peter Brannon received
wounds with blunt instruments. John
Domnick was also wounded in the leg.
Charles Frazio, David Krackcrman, George
Tirado. John AstredO, and Charles Flacho
are also reported wounded.
After the shooting Sheriff Robert Brew
ster and his deputies. John DOminick.
Dan. Douglas, and Mike Early. who had
pistols in their hands, surrendered to the
police and were locked up. They refused
TO make any statement. II is stated that
forty or fifty shots were fired. There was
a large crowd about the polls at tie time.
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An Old Blind Man Murdered ami
Robbed.
Nv telegraph 70 The Dlspalch.I

nv tclegrapht % Inc UIsIaIcH'I
PAmA. KANSAS, December l4.-tieorge
Orr. youth OF seventeen years, went yes
terday afternoon to The house OF Monroe
Trumble, an old blind man hvlng near
here, and after "a short conversation shot
and killed him, brutally beat ola MIS-;
Trumble about the head and lace ana neu
after robbing the house OF $50. a posse
of twenty-five citizens is searching Tor the
murderer.
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Hanging i'm MisSissiDpi.

Nv telegraph @ INC Displlch.I
VICKsBURG. Miss. December 4.-Pica.
SAINT Hall (colored) was hanged at Rolling
Fork at 3 O'Clock this afternoon for the
murder Of an old nego last November.
Several hundred persons. principally ne
croes, were present. Hall made Il speech.
in which she said that she was ready to die.
and that she was going straight to Jesus.
When the drop fell the culprit was not
lifted clear OF the platform. and after hang
ing eighteen minutes death resulted from
strangulatiOn.
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Railroad Lease.

IBy telegraph 20 Che Dlspalch'T
RALEIGH, n. c., December l4.-To-day
the Atlantic and North Carolina railroad
was leased to an eastern syndicate Tor thirty!
wears. The line extends from Goldsboro'
10 Morehead. The terms OF lease require
lis extension TO Fayetteville within four
wears. The lease was made by the stock
holders subject to ratification by the d.
rectOrs,
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From PORTUGAL AND Spain.

FROM PORTUGAL AND sPAIN.
Gentlemen, Though not Ia thc habit ol praisios
pa,ent medIcinc4. which for the most part are not
only useless bat injurious. have constantly USeo
Hon Bier- for the pasi four years In cases Of ind
geston. debility. fceblene.s Of consultation, ana :"
al diseases caused by poor or bad ventilation, "."i
Of air aud exercise, oyerw0fk. and want VI hpis-
tte with the most perfect success.
am the first Who introduced your Hop BIiieE'
In Portugal aud spain, where they are now usce
very extensively. Yours very truly,
BARoN DFFoNTE BELLk,
Profession Dc Chcmie Il dc Parmacie, CoiIuhrs
University, Coimbri Portugal.
fce 9Th. Sl.TuS WIN
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

,ir. Uorr's pauvilic Resointien-Nr' Cabeii
Replies Promptly and With Manly spirit
Nr. Morrison Objected 20 the RESOLUTION
virginia Mattcrs-iIon. John T.. Massey at
tho uousc-Cases OF GARRISON aud "Fer-
rall-Dcpositories for Public Documents
yireinia's War Personals Briefs.
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CATARRH.
CANFORD'S RADICAL CURE.

HEAD-COLDs, wATERY DISCHARGES FROM
THE NOSE AND EYES, RINGING NOISES
IN THE HEAD, NERVOUS HEAD
ACHE, AND FEVER INSTANT
LY RELIEVED.
CHOKING MUCUs DIsLODGED, MEMBRANE
CLEANsED AND HEALED, BREATH
swEETENED, SMELL, TASTE, AND
HEARING RESTORED, AND
RAVAGES CHECKED.
COUGH, BRONCHITIS, DKOPPINGS INTO
THE THROAT, PAINS IN THE CHEST
DYSPEPSIA. WASTING OF STRENGTH
AND FLESH. LOSS OF SLEEP,
&C., CURED.
one bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Sol
vent. aud one DIR. Sanford's Inhaler, in one pack
age. Of all druggists, for 81. Ask for SASFoRD's
RADICAL CURE. pure dstliltion Of Witch Ha-
eel, Am. Pine, ca. Fir, Marigold Glover Blossoms,
etc.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.,
Boston.
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TAXES.
OFFICE CITY CoLLfcTOE,f
November 81. 1873.


RICHMOND. November So, 1893.
H'IUS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN
DAILY
between the hours of O'Clock 4. VI. and q O'cloct
=. ". from the
l5TH TO THE 3lsT DAY OF DtCENBtt
INCLUSIVE
for the purpose Of receiving from all pcr,ons
TAXES DUE TO THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
Any person who shall tail to pay said ;lxes
within Tie time ~ limited win De considered d.
IInquent aud will D. charged a penalty Of pes
cent. aud Interest al the rate 81 & yer cent. per
annum. Ar. wOoDsON, CITY Collector
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