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TestifNing Thor Respect.

on Monday night the adie, and gentle
men and friends OF the Congregation Beth
Ahaba blouse Of Love- called on their
minister, the Rev. \. Harris. at his resi-
dence, No. 1912 Clay street, and rendered
him and his lady surprise party previous
to the departure Of Mr.. Harris. who left
the city on Tuesday to visit his aged mother
in Liverpool. The entertainment was in
deed a surprise, and the beautiful full
rigged ship OF flowers, with the following
attached to the masthead-on one side,
God->peed." and reverse. From the
Ladies OF Your Congregation WAS grand.
The tables i'm the dining-room groancd be-
meath the weight Of the good things. The
evening was pleasantly passed by the adj
ditlon Of music, both vocal and insiru-
mental. At about II o'clock the company
dispersed, all wishing their minister plea
SAINT and safe trip. Mr. and Mrs. Harris
were very much affected by this evidence
OF love on the part Of the congregation
and friends
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Chemical Works Rurned.

Yesterday afternoon an alarm Of fire was
turned IN from Box II at lao O'Clock. Il
was caused by the burning OF the Atlantic
ana virginia Chemical Works, owned and
operated by Captain W. G.. Crenshaw.
ihe ilre department responded quickly,
the entire force being on the ground in
good time, but Chief TAYLOR seeing at Il
glance that he could control the flames,
ordered the return OF all the engines eX-
cept NO. =, which continued to send fine
stream upon the building. The infiammable
nature OF the material IN the works made
IL a matter OF impOSsibility TO save them.
n magazine would not have burned bet
ter, and in a little while the building was
in ruins.
The house is on Williamsburg avenue.
opposite the lower gas-works, and danger
ously close TO the trestlc siding which runs
from the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad to
the gas-works. Only two frame tenements
were on the same side OF the street that
the works stood, and these were between
the works and the trestling. On the op-
poslte side of the street are a number OF
buildings, and the efforts OF the fremen
saved these and the railroad trestle. but the
frame tenements on the other side Of the
street and adjacent TO the works were a
total loss.
The clouds Of dense smoke sent up from
the burning chemicals crested the belief
that terrible conilagration was going on
in the eastern part OF the city, and crowds
OF people went down TO see the fire. Those
early at the scene rushed up close, when
the carbOys Of acid in the house began TO
explode with a loud noise. Then the sight
seers were seen TO leave in q hurry, but the
firemen stood bravely to their work, and
after awhile succeeded in getting the flames
under control sufficiently to admit OF their
entering the ruins. This experiment was
dangerous, and resulted in two OF the fire.
men OF No. 2-MeSsrs. W. ID. COttrell and
Lewis Ramsey-being badly burned about
the feet and legs. They stepped into a
stream OF acid, which burned their pants.
and shoes even, and caused pain 80 severe
that the men withdrew from the fight and
sought relief by bathing their limbs in wa
ter and oil.
Captain Crenshaw cannot tell exactly
what his loss is, but it is considerable, rs
there is no salvage at all. The material
was insured to the amount OF $4,000 in the
following companies: star, OF New York,
$4,000; Commercial Union, $4,000; North
British and Mercantile, 81 600; Norwich
Union, $4,000; Fire Association OF Phila-
delphIa, $4,000.
The two frame tenements DESTROYED be-
longed to Mr.. Fitzpatrick, and were occu-
pied respectively by his mother and Mrs.
Smack, Il widow lady. The buildings were
insured for 5000. Most Of the furniture in
the houses was saved.
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Just when You Want Them.

We are going to close out some lots that
have not sold a. well rs we expected they
would, and if prices VIII move them, why.
we don't propose to carry them over until
next season. N0n-progreSSiye merchants
can never learn that they would often save
money by closing out at the right time GER
tain STYLES at good round loss. They will
cling tenaciou~lyto their regular prices till
goods become ShOp-worn and out Of style.
our methods i'm doing business are, If any
lot OF goods prove to be slow sellers we
mark them at price that is sure to move
them, always considering the first loss the
best one.
II you are up our way drop in and just
take glance through our mammoth ward.
robe. We can tit anybody. \. Saks ~ Co.,
1913 Main street. opposite the post-oiiice.
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PnliCp Court.

The following cases were disposed CT
yesterday:
James b. Scott and Fletcher Brown both
colored) were fined $3.50 each for being
drunk and disorderly on the street.
William Washington, William Lee. and
Doctor Fleming nll colored), arrested for
throwing rocks in the street. They were
turned over to their parents to be whipped.
John Coleman (coloredl disorderly on
the street. Fined -,
James Russell (colored), charged with
stealing a gold watch from John Rex. The
case was continued until July I'd.
Pc. Page, drunk. The ease was contin-
ued until to-day.
Fannie Chalkley (colored) was fined $40
and Jailed for twenty days for keeping a
disreputable house. ,
John Lady, charged with stabbing Billy
Malone (all colored). Case continued,
Malone being unable to be present.
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MoRTrARY REPORT FOR THE WEEK EN-

MoRTuARY REPoRr FOR THE WEEK END
ING JUNE %, 1Ss3.-CauseS Of Death:
Cholera.infantum, 3 white, colored; con-
gestion Of liver and bowels, ? white; con-
sumption, l white colGteu ;to ir, u,srIhGa,
1 white; imperfect development, white I;
Inflammation OF bowels, white, | colored; |;
Iiver.disease. / white; old age, | colored !;
softening of brain. white; tuberculosis,
/ white; unknown, l cOlOred; whooplng
in he citv' exclusive OF still-births, %
white. IA; colored, II. Locality: Mar
shall Ward. 4; Jefferson Ward, 8; Monroe
War Ward, " 8 g. Clay Ward, 9 Jackson Ward, 5.
Rate Of mortality Of whole population
1896 per loo PDcnIa1ian per ann%m aR Rate Of
ner ,,,g' / % COO per annum. Rate Of mortality Of
coIored population was 1913 per 1000 per
annum' j. G.. CABELL, N. d.,
President Board Of Health.
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The Revenue District.

The announcement OF the consolidation
of the revenue districts OF the State, made
in this paper yesterday, has been long
looked for, and the ousting OF Collector
lifelong Republican, but not a Malone
Republican. He would have been dis
placed long ago, but that it was thought
the Job could be done more neatly and eX-
peditiously through the consolidation Of
the districts.
Richmond is now to be attached to the
Petersburg district, under Colonel James
ID. Brady. collector. Whether the chief
Office will be here or in Petersburg is not
vet known. The fact that this is the greatest
tobaccO-manuiacturing centre in the United
States may or may not be taken INTO con-
sideratiOn.
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BnSp.BaII.

The game that was to have been played
between the Mutuals OF Baltimore and the
Richmonds yesterday evening was post
poned on account OF the rain. The game
will be played this evening, when the
Richmonds will present their new catcher
The Richmonds are negotiating with seyc-
raj prominent players, and expect soon to
put good nine IN the field.
The grounds Of the Virginia Base Bal
Club Will be on Mr.. Otway Aliens farm,
near the west end Of Franklin street. The
work OF putting up the fence was com
menced Yesterday.
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NISFIT STORE.
rTHE RICH MANS DRESS
At TIE
poor MANS PRICE.
The above briefly states the advantages the
MlsFlT STORE,
el2 MAIN STREET,

Offers The suits and Pants sold at the Misit Store
are goods that we're MADE % order 10 sell for three
times what we are asking for them. This Is an in
ducement shat no other store sfer, and It Is an
advantage that comes 20 Us because, by buying
IRON the tailor his misht and uncalled-for cloth
Ing we get the goods very low prices The tailor
has no market for the goods, and II he can get
what the cloth cost be considers himself lucky.
Summed up briefly then, we buy goods away be-
low value, and are therefore able to sell them be-
low value. This explains how We can sell for s2s
an imported worttcd suit that was actually made
70 sell at $50. We defy you 70 get similar bar
gain elsewhete.
We have splendid suits at $40 and SIS actually
made 70 sell at double those figures; or, we can
give you fine Melton Suit for sl5' an imported
Cheyio; Suit for SIP, while for ~ we promise a
good Business suit worth $40.
The public seems 10 have recognized the superb
or1ty Of the Pants We are ceiling, and there IS now
such a rush for ,hcn that hayesix buyers out 10
keep up Ihe supply. For 80 We give custOm-made
Pants worth sl2. al IS we have Pants made 10 sell
at $40. while at "a aud s3 We can give you elegant,
stylish Pants worth double those figures. A very
attractive feature Is our good Working Pants at
sl.50.
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Gong. (.Onr

There is great complaint Of a wagon be-
ing allowed to drive the streets in the morn
Ing ringing gong that sounds very like
hose-reel gong.
The mission OF the wagon is a first-rate
one no doubt, but either the wagon or the
fire-department must change lis gongS.
People are now being continually and
causelessly alarmed by the gong on the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-27
The Democratic Convention.

To have things entirely regular, tht
president and secretary OF each Of tn,
democratic ward-meetings that recently
elected delegates to the CITY Convention
should certify the proceedings, so tha
should any question be raised there will bC
no doubt as 10 who are the delegates anC
who are not. said proceedings when mad,
out and signed should be handed in to thu
Convention. or TO IL Committee on Creden
tiaIs. should it be found necessary to ap
point one.
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Colonel EarinhOlf.

Inc following was received Yesterday In
response TO telegram sent the writer the
oay before asking for Information concern
ing the alleged killing OF Colonel Farm
WEST POINT, Va, June 90, 1883.
10 the Editor Of the Dispatch.
we have heard nothing definite concern
ing Colonel Farinholt. The rumor ,bat he
is killed is contradicted.
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DIR. WILLIAM T. HOWARD. OF baltimore.
Professor Of Diseases Of Women and Children in
the University Of Maryland

DR.. Howard auests the common adaptation OF
this Water in " a wide range al cases " with ihat
lrier county. West Va. and adds the following
q. Indeed. In q certain elias, OF cases II IS much
surerior 10 M. latter. alude 10 the abiding de-
htiify attendant up0n the tardy conYalcsccnce
from grave acute diseases. and more especially 10
The CacheXia and >equcl@ incident 10 MaaIi0us
Fovers I'm an their grades and varieties, 10 certain
forms II Atomic Dyspepsia. and al the AFftC-
TIONS PECULIAR TO WOMEN that are reme-
diahle af an by miuerll-waters. ln short were J
called up0u 20 state from what Wincral-waiers !
have s'eu the greato.t and most unmisiakable
amount II good accrue in the largest number OF
ca-es iu general way, would unhestauugly say
the BUFFALO SPRINGS. in MccklenbTg coun-
Is, Va"
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Briefs and Personals.

DR.. W. +. Crutchfeld, who was dar-
gerously cut last Sunday, was considered
in an easy condition last night, and strong
hopes are now entertained OF his recovery.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
in Washington TO George Willard, OF Bal
timore, and Carrie Stewart. OF this city.
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kranich & Bach Pianos.

New YORK, June -. 1888.
II. 1. SOlomOns, Esq who has been con-
nected with our house for the past nine
years, having made business arrangements
with MeSsrs. Ryland d Lee. Of Richmond,
Va, the general agency for our pianos is
hereby transferred to them.
KRANICU & BACH.
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Teachers. Av'ge Per Ct.

Rev. w. B. Williams delivered a very
interesting address on the "Duty OF Pa
rents TO the Sunday SCHOOL,
The questIon-box was then opened, and
several OF the questions elected an inter-
esting and spirited debate, the Rev. Messrs.
BurcI and Williams and Messrs. English,
Potts, Blair, Hill, Of the Presbyterian
Sunday-School UAion, and Professor Pet
tus, taking part In the discussion.
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Member Of Medical Society of Virginia. Ex-Pre-
sidont OF the Abingdon and of the southwest
Virginia Medical society, Corresponding Mem
Der of the Boston genealogical society:
"ENperience So It's Use I'm number Of cases en-
ahles me t0 bear testimony - the virtues of The
BUFFALO LlInlA WATERS Of Mecklenburg
county Va, 90 CHRONIC DISEASES OF r.
MALLS"
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HoESFORD'S ACID PHOSPHATE IN LIVER
AND KIDNEY TROUBLES. DR.. o. G.. Cilley,
Boston, says. ~ have used it with the
most remarkable success in dyspepsia and
arrangement Of the liver and kidneys"
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DIR. II. TUCKER, HENDERSON, Co.

Member Of Medical Society Of North Carolina:
50 OF the special adaptation Of the BUFFALO
LITIilA WATERS o. the Peculiar Diseases Of
fem4lGs have no question. In ChlOrO-A -Anemic
Disease. lu LcucOrrhWa. lu some of the varieties
Of DyanenOrrbga. and in an those functional de-
rangcmcnts resulting from Nervous Atony' pre-
scribe these Wafer with almost he same conii-
dence that o. quinine in chil- and fever"
For sale by PURCELL, LADD co.
s. 22-2taw3w
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Dn. HARVEY /. BYRD. or BALTIMORE,
President and Professor Of Obstetrics and Dis
cases Of Women and Children in the Baltimore
Medical College formerly Professor Of Practi-
cal Medicine. etc:
sIn some II tie Affections Peculiar to Women
IN the sut-acu.e and chronic form. especially in
Leuc0rhd.l. Amen0rrhGt. DysmcnorrhGa. ana
ty-tOrriGl. ! have Ia numerous eases ionnd IL
highly cliclcioua."
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II the Editor Of The Dispatch:

II the Editor Of The Dispatch:
Dear Sir,-Pleasc answer through your
columns where shares in the proposed nata-
torium can be obtained, and oblige
\ BATHER.
From Captain Andrew Pizzini, no
doubt.l
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Do not fail to call at Jackson's. 1903 east
Broad street, ii you are in need OF China,
Crockcry-. or Glassware. \ lot OF half
gallon MaiOlica pitchers at 3j cents apiece.
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SIMMER RESORTS.
OLD POINT COMFORT. VIRGINIA,
HYGEIA HOTE..

Open all the year. and accommodates 1000
guests. Excellent Boating and Fishing, and the
I'm the country.
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Protestant Episcopal sunday-SchOOI
Union.

The regular monthly meeting Of this
union was held at ST. Johns church Sun
day afternoon. The religious exercises
were conducted by Rev. Mr.. Burch after
which reports from superintendents were
called for, which are tabulated as follows /;
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DIR. WILLIAM THOMPSON LUsK, OF NEW

DIRK.
Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women
and children ia The Bellevue Hospital Medical
College. Fellow Of the American genealogical
society. Author of q The Science and Art q
Nidrfffry." &C.:
pr.Iu.kin d" The Science and irf II NidiciG-
--J' affer speaking Of the value of the "mIlk
die" i'm Puerperal Eclampsia. advises that
where this diet is badly supported by the patient
she should be advised % drink freely Of the naiu-
raj Alkaline Waters. possessing mildly diuretc
rroperiies- and suggests The " BUFFALO
lI4HlA WATER"
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uraEpurARY RLoOD.poIsON.

rTUE HEREDITARY BLOOD-POISON
II OF SCROfILA develops In the delicate It's
snes of the brain mental weaknesses and in0rml-
ties idiocy. and insanity. II cnlargcs tho glands
Of the throat, impars the sense of smell and taste
or breaks into consuming ulcers ON The neck. IL
DESTROYS the lungs or alls them with tuberCuous
sccrctions. II cats away the coating oC the stonl-
ach. enlargcs TIE liver, clogs ihc Kidneys, creates
constipation. and induces piles. The muscles 10
contracts and renders powerlcss with rheumatism,
while The socrciions Of the joints contaminated by
it cause The painful g3ut Il loads the pcrSni ration
with iis virulent poison setting fire I'm It's pass
Age The little tubes perCs Of the skin. causing
the torturing designation salt-rheum. psoriasis,
aud other itching and scaly diseases which cmbit-
ter life. II gathers az morbid centres into tumors.
ahsccssos, and iife-Sapping ulcers. 1t slowly un-
CcrmincS the constitution, and is the cause Of
nearly all chronic diseases.
CUTlCURA RESOLVENr, the new blood-purl-
Ger, is an tnfaiible
ANTIDOTE
FOR all hpmors and diseases arising from impure
blood Inherited humorS. and contagious diseases.
II absolutely Kills and eNpcls through the bowels
Kidneys, and pores Of the skin the disoaso-germs
which float IN the blood, urine, and porspirsiiOn,
and thus speedily and permanently cures when an
other so-cslied biood-purncrs only prolong the
disease and f,u IN the end.
CUTlCU RA. q medicinal jelly. clears OF all eN-
ternal evidence of disease, eats away dead Ge-sh
aud skin. instantly silays itchines and rritations
softcus. Soothos, and heals ulcers and old sorrs.
CUT1CURN SOAR. prepared from Cuticura, Is
Indispensable IN treating Skin-DiscaScs. For
Rough. Chapped, and Greasy skin. Blackheads.
Pimpics. AMI minor Skin-BlemiShcs. lnfaniiie and
Rirth-Humor>. ~ Is an exquisite Skin-Bcautifer
and Toilet. Nath, and Nursery Sanative.
What cures Of Blood and Skin-piscases and
Scalp Affections. with Loss of Hair. can compare
with those Of the Hon. William Taylor, : P.m0tr-
ton square. Boston. State senator Of MaSsachU-
sotts fScrofulal; Charles Uoughton, Esq, 2S State
street. R1st'n (Ecgemal; VIII. Mcdonald. 2542
Dearborn street. Chicago (Sali-RhCuml: +. II.
Drake. Esl.. Detroit Mich. lEcyema Rodent: II.
=. Carpcntor, Isl. Henderson. y. Y. Psoriasisl: !:
and many others. details Of which may be found
m future editions of this paper
CUTlCVRA REMEDIES are the only real cura-
tivcs FOR diseases Of TIE skin. scalp, aud Blood.
PRICE: Cuilcura Rcsolvcnt. Al per bottle. Gu
ticura. SO cents per box: large boxes. 81. Cuti-
cura Medicinal Toilet soap. % cents; Cuiicura
Medicinal Shaviue-Soap, Is cents. sold every
vhcrc.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.,
Boston.
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II. SELDOM TAYLOR. commissioner sale ~
Myrtle Grove" farm, 2lOe acres. dwelling
with seven rooms. &c. TWO aud half miles
from Richmond, al $3.50 L. M.
GEORGE II. POiNDtNlER. trustee. sale. on
Seventeenth street between Main anc Franklin.
Of throc-s;ory tr.cS store ana dwelling, AZ q
L. VI.
QUARLES & Mss URDl. lot on Ninth near VI
street. az r. NJ
FRANK -. HILL. , -. NJ. large number ~ build
ing lots in the city Richmond aud iicnrico
county.
WILLIAM GOLDSMITH 10 \. VI. ana I;3O J..
NJ. watches. silyerwtrc, &c.
Il. .CUAFFiN & CO.. =. W.. executors sale OF
nice building lots on Ashland ana Claiborne
streets. in iIaryie.
RICHMOND BAZAAR. \. NJ, horses, mules
and vehicles.
W. GODDlN son. o'clock j. Ai'' elsht betu-
tiful building lots.
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Hon. Wilkinson Call, United States sem
ator from Florida. and family, arrived At
the Buffalo Lithia Springs on saturday.
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OPENS JUNE 18Th.

The most celebrated resort IN the South. C'i-
mate cool aud delightful. Waters wonderful iu
their thcrapeLtic effects. Terms: $3.50 per cas-, ,
s21 per week. and So per month.
Circulars describing hygienic advantage of
either place furnished on application.
N. PfiHBtS.
3-F. .StLW0m prOprlefor aWG igs-gO.
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SAVE MONEY 10y having your printing 1one at
the DISPATCH FEINrlNC-licUsE. Good Nork.
low prices.anh satisfaction guaranteed.
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ALL NIGHT.
Door, aways open. with w.ic-awakc clerk ir
charge. TnORNBURY q RAMOS. Druggists.
corner Eighth and Man trccts.
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CUTICURA SOAP.-SaIcS during 1881
y and lSs2, 100000 cakes.
ie 24-Su&W&w
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DARKNESS HOTEL, HAMPTON, Va.

situated I'm the l0urishmg town Of Hampton,
three miles from Fort Monroe convenient 10 the
depot of the Chespeake and Ohio railway, con-
Meeting with all line, North, south. and Wet ani
the steamers Of the old Dominion steamship
Company. offers superior accommodations 10 VS.
itors. Elegant rooms Every comfort. Capacity.
$50 guests. Tabl, hrst-class. embracing every
luxury which Tidewater NirKnia affords.
TERMS: az and AZ so per laY. Special Terms
for weekly or monthly bOarders.
Thanking the public for fayOrs Of the past. nv
cndctvors will Away bc employed L. secure thc
comfort of those who favor me with thti~ patrons
age Teegriph-ofice I'm hotel Electro le....
Carriages To Old Point ana depot. stages cyccy
hour for Font Monroe; fare, lOc.
j. l7-2m }. j. BARNES.
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NELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.

The above place will be- opened as a boarding.
house FOR the summer by Captain JAMES NADt,
who formerly ran the property sn satisfactorily.
Those desiring To engage board viii please corrr-
spond As a limited number will be- taken. Charge:
s25 per month for grown persons: hai-price Tor
children and servants. jc 23-lOt
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u am fully satisfied 0i thc value OF The BUF-
FALo LlTiiiA WATER I'm the treatment OF
disease. Peculiar 90 Women. In This class Of dis
ease II Is unquesuonabiy deserving Of very high
commendation.n
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PREVENT SERIOUS SICKNESS bytaking occa-
sionally one of EMORYs LITTLE CATIiAnTlC
Pills, wonderful appetizer, an absolute PIE
ycntiye and cure Of Bllousncs,; pleasant 10 tahc;
sugar-coafeI. 10 cents.
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STATE or VIRGINIA. CITY or RICHMOND-ss:
I, Mann 5. Quarics. cashier Of the abOyc-named
bank. do solemnly swear that the above silicmeut
Is true to the best Of my knowledge and belief.
MANN :. .QUARLES, Cashier.
Subscribed aud sworn to before me this 2Gth day
of June, 1883. ". :. DANlliELH
Notary Public.
COrrect-Attcst
j. Il. PACE.
= VI. RO>ENBATM. Directors.
CHARLES II. TALBOTTD
ia o7-0f
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Rcd Rose" CIaret.

This is Virginia wine. the pure iuic,
of the grape, made by the Monticello Wine
Company EXCLUSIVELY Tor
JOSEPH VI. BLAIR, Grocer
S03 Main street pace Bl0ck.)
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Il have used in my practice the BUFFALO
TITHlA WATER. spring No. .. for TWO years
past, and have In many cases found it highly eff
caciOus.
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BANK STATEMENT.

REPORT OF TIE CONDITION OF
~ THE PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK. AT
KiuHMoND, IN TUE STATE EOfNlRGINIA,AT
THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS JUNE ~, 1883:
RESOURCES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-27

SOMETHING NEN.
High Rock and Lime.Juicc-dc. icious cooling
drnk-at ALL-NIGHT DRUGSTORE.
corner ri ighth and AIain streets.