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ed; the windows OF the first floor. that
have heretofore shut ont all breezes. have
been cut down to the floor, thus rendering
tue rooms more pleasant and view OF the
front YARD possible without standing In a
cnair. III has often been the subject OF re-
mark That the brick-work OF the front OF the
almsnouse displays model workmanship,
ana with Its fresh coat OF paint the build
ing Is now looking very handsome. The
front yard, with its fountains, green grass,
white walkways, trees, and shrubbery, Is
quite attractive and must be great relief
TO those within, whose lives are now spent
In the shadows and are simply waiting un-
I'll they are little longer grown.
While the white almshouse meets all the
requirements for which il was built, the
colored almshouse is totally unsuited for
the purposes for which it is used, and the
committee are considering the question OF
improving the present structure, or adding
a wing or addition to the white almshouse
for the accommodation Of colored inmates,
but to be built in such way as to be entire
ly free from the white inmates. The COM
mittee are decidedly in favor OF the latter
plan, and, with this view, have been In
consultation with the Committee on FL
nance. The plan is to sell the colored aims
house buildings and the large amount Of
ground attached thereto, and with such
additional sum as the Council may see fit
to provide, make the addition to the white
almshouse. DR.. Cullen, the physician OF
the department. has called the attention OF
the committee. in ap official communica-
ton, to the unsuitable condition Of the pre-
sent building; says it is overcrowded, and
its hospital accommodations are totally in
adequate. II is quite probable that change
decidedly for the better will be made some
time during the next fiscal year.
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Police Court.

The following cases were disposed OF
yesterday
William Mosby (colored), charged with
stealing S5 from IIilman Gurst. Con-
tinued TO Monday next. Committed.
George Sherman (colored), charged with
feloniously assaulting and cutting Peitro
Martini. Discharged.
Carrie Clarke (colored), charged with
stealing one silver watch and one breast
pin from Mrs. James Hays. Continued to
Tuesday next in consequence OF the alb
sence OF witnesses.
John Thompson (colOred), charged with
feloniously breaking and entering u dwell
ing-house, the property OF the estate OF
George +. Norton. deceased, and stealing
one lot Of lead pipe OF the value OF SO.
Continued to Tuesday next. No bail al
lowed.
Lille Stanton and Mary Davis (colored),
assauIting and abusing +. A. j. Cloptpn.
DISCHARGED.
L. j. Clopton, charged with assault
ing and abusing Mary Davis. Discharged.
William p. Purcell charged with AS
saulting and abusing George Dickie. Con-
tinued on motion OF accused TO Monday
next. Bailed.
GEORGE Mosby (colored). charged with
assaulting and beating Philip Hewlett.
Sent to Jail for fourteen hours and fined
SO.
William Wren (colored), charged with
driving his team on the street without
holding the reins in his hands. Fined 50.
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Masonic.

Richmond Conslstory, No. @, A. A.
Scottish Rite Of Masonry, under the iuris-
diction OF the Conean Supreme Coun-
cil-William II. Peckham, Sovereign
Grand Inspector-General OF the su-
preme Council-of America, held their
regular meeting Friday night at their
council chamber (St. Adams HalD. Six
Blue Masons were initiated. Among them
were four sitting masters and past-master.
The council chamber was tastefully draped
in mourning IN memory OF very charita-
BILE and benevolent brother, Harry j. Sey-
mour, 33d-degree sovereign pastgrand
commander, who succeeded the illustrious
brother Edmund Il. Hayes, and held this
high and honorable position from 1870
until 1880, and In consequence OF continued
III health resigned In favor OF the present
commander.
one of the recently.made 33d-degree
members visited New York several weel.s
ago for the purpose Of attending a session
Of their Supreme Grand Council, and ,
turned home well satisfied with the Char.
acter and intelligence OF that body, and
very hopeful Of Its bright future.
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Natlian's Circus.

Yesterday was Saturday, and good show
day, it being just the time of the week
when country people feel like "laying
down the shovel and the hoe" and coming
to town, and city folks had just as lief as
not spend an hour or two in some pleasant
recreation. All the same, there were not
as many people on the street yesterday
morning as might nave been expected,
seeing that no circus has been in the city
for year, and that Nathan II Co.'s show
was here. At the big tent, however, the
crowd was all that could have been eX-
pected, and the performance was as worthy
and creditablc as any that has been this
way for some time.
One thing commendable about Mr.. Ma
than is that he does not put the best OF his
show on bill-boards, but, on the contrary,
the show is what he represents it TO be,
and. in fact, is better than would be
imagined from the modest announcements
made in the bills. The riding is good, the
acrobatic performances fine, and the old
veteran Dan Dice splendid in his spe-
cialties. The dog show and many other
features were as good as any seen on the
road. and, in fact, from business point OF
view, il can be safely said that Mr.. Nathan
is fair-dealing man, and gives his patrons
full value for money received.
The show leaves to-day for the South
and West.
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Read This-It Nay Interest You.

Sailor suits, three to ten years, reduced
to -. $3.50, and $3.50.
our 80 suits reduced to 81.
Boys Alpaca Jackets. nine to sixteen
years, reduced from Sl.j0 to 90c.
Three hundred more OF those White
Vests ut j0c. worth Sl.j0.
Knee-Pants, from four to ten years, from
SOC. up.
Serge Suits reduced from Sl2 10 so.
Great reductions in Cashmere Suits.
Our Alpaca Goats at Sl.7j are fully worth
$3.50.
our Sl2 Suits reduced to IS.
Boys Suits, thirteen to seventeen years,
at prices that astOni>h all.
Many other bargains too numerous to
mention here can be had by going TO
The ONE-PRICE CLOTHING PALACE,
1901 Main street.
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STONE IN THE BLADDER URIC ACID)
SYMPTOMS OF BRIGHT'S DISEASE.

CASE OF MRS. ---, STATED BY DIR. DAVID
SMITH, OF BRONXVLLE, wEsTCHEsTER, n. y.
Mrs. - was subject 10 severe attacks oil
G0tQ. consequence of an inherited GOWy Did-
thesis. followed after some time by Stone IA me
Bladder. The limbs were very GdemdtOuS-so
much 80 as 10 pit readily on pressure WIN inc
finger, leaving an indentation long aiter lis re,
mOyal. The urine was loaded with Crdt6S ana
tlcenfy-fre per ceat AibUmtH. and the micro
scope revealed Cdsts. showing Enthusiastically rs
thought, BrfQhfS Disease Of the hidaeUS. | pre-
scribed Inc IiufIalo LithiA Water, Spring No. q
which afforded prompt relief IN the GOaty ADtc-
IiOR. and resulted In few weeks IN the passage OF
a stone tvc-eighths of an inch Tong by one-quar-
Ter of an inch IN diameter Under the continued
Of the water the urine has been relieved OF At
luminous !mpregndttons and restored TO nor
NAL cOnditiOn-nO casts can be discovered, the
EdemdfOuS condition of the limbs has been re-
llevcd, and the general health Of the patient to a
great extent restored" is 2O-2taw3w
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URIC ACID CALCULL

CASE or DIR. j. d. EGGLESToN. HAMPDEN SID
NEY, VA. MEMBER MEDICAL SOCIETY OF yIR-
GINIA-STATED BY HIMSELF.
The action of the Buffalo Lithia Water In the
so-caled Uric Acid DidthcsiS is especially happy.
81 have very gratifying experience IN its use
in a case of Uric Acid C0iculi In my own person.
Between February and MAY /. 1851. had thlr-
~ attacks of great severity. passing In each one ot
them a number of Calculi. aggregating 100.
Finding no permanent benefit from any treatment
OF the prOfeSsioR. | made "a visit TO the Buffalo
Litha springs The happy adaptation OF inns
water - my cOrditiOn was soon EVIDENT ana It's
use for a few weeks arrested the Calculus forma-
tion and resulted In my entire relief, which have
reason to hope is permanent, as more than year
has elapsed since there has been any manlieslatlon
HarV Passages, requiring Alkaline treatment,
know Of no remedy of equal potency win THIS
water"
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DRUGs, MEDICINES. 6c.
ITO SUMNER TOURISTS.

Persons intending 10 spend the summer I'm the
country or at the wateTing-placeS should provide
themselves with The necessary remedies and appa-
ratus, which cannot be procured outside OF city
PATENT POCKET-sTOVES, for heating milk,
food, tea, &C.;
PATENT WAX NlGllT-LlGliTS, which ourn
REABY MADE MUSTARD PLAsTERs, which
are ALWAYS ready, aud act in three minutes;
AIR-CUSiIiONS, for invalids;
AlR-PlLLOWS. for travellers;
HOT-WATER BAGS,
ICE-BAGS. for the head;
SOFT RUBBER BED-PANS:
RUBBER CLOTH, for inydlds;
TRANELLING-FLASkS
SPONGES and SPONGE-BAGS,
HORSE-HAJR FLESH-GLOVES,
FLESH-BR U>H' :,
FEVER THERMOMETERS,
GALVANIC BATTERIES.
GARRATIHS ELECTRIC DISCS,
INE-GLAS~ES.
sPITTOONS for the sick,
sEA-SALT, for bathing;
VALENTINES MEAT-JCICE,
JOHNsTDN'S FLUID BEEF.
LIEBIG'S SOLID EXTRACT BEES,
LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT KGEF'
ANGLO-SWISS CONDENSED MILK.
ANGLO-sWISs MILK FOOD. for infants
IMPERIAL GRANUM, for Infants
PAPOMh tentire wheat foodl' LOT miahts ;
PRFPARED SCOTCH OATMEAL,
PREPARED BARLEY-FLOUR,
LIQUID RENNET, -,...
DlSINFECTING SOAPS. To prevent cohtsei0nn,, n,
and all RELIABLE MEDICINES; NEW
r. ROBERTS BAKER,
tsuccessor 20 Meade & Bakery
919 east Main street. Richmohd' va
~ S-SnA WtAu22
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Bon Air Hotel.

We again call the attention Of families
desiring to leave the city for the summer
months or during the heated term to this
delightful suburban resort. Underlts new
management gentlemen with their fami-
lies can have every home comfort. The
air is very cool and fine, and equa! to most
OF our mountain resorts, and gentlemen Of
business will find ii to their advantage, as
it is so easy Of access. The lessees have
made great improvements on the grounds,
including all the amusements for adults
and children. Bon AR, with its adyan-
tages, demands the patronage OF the citi-
Zcns OF Richmond and vicinity.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY Co.,
OFFICE GENERAL BAGGAGE AGENT.
RICHMOND, Va, JulyG, 1883.


OFFICE GENERAL BAGGAGE AGENT.
RICHMOND, Va, JulyG, 1883.
To agents and B0ggdgemen:
On and after August i, 1888, no single
piece OF baggage weighing over 80 pounds
will be checked or received by you fol
transportation in baggage ears. Passen-
gers having single pieces Of baggage weigh
ing over this amount must send them by
express or freight.
There is no limit to the number OF
pounds OF baggage passenger may carry,
provided any one piece does not weigh
over 2j0 pounds.
All baggage carried by passenger in
excess OF $50 pounds must be charged fol
as per tariff in effect July |, 1888.
Cards notifying the public to this effect
will be sent you, to be posted at your de-
pot and ncighboring hotels. See that they
are put in conspicuous places.
Respectfully, {. LORRAINE.
General Baggage Agent.
Approved.
II. ". FVtler, General Passenger Agent
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Briefs and Personals.

A telegram received here last night from
West Point announced the death Of Mrs.
r.. c. Harrison. She will be buried IN this
city Monday at II O'Clock.
The Western Union telegraph Office in
this city had five operators at work yester-
day. Mr.. Walstrum left to take charge OF
the Office at Charottee. One Of the new
operators Is a ady-MiSs Annie Kuyk, OF
Newbern, y. c.
The RichmOnds will play the MetrOpOli-
tans, Of this city, Tomorrow evening at
Baseball Park, head Of Clay street.
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Tho City AlmshOuse.

IMPROVEMENTS MADE AT THE WHITE AND
CHANGES AND IMPROVEMENTS CoNTEM-
PLATED AT THE C0LORED.
One Of the most creditable almshouses In
this country Is the white one owned by the
city OF Richmond, superintended by Cap
tain Charles +. Bigger. and under the d.
rection OF the following committee: VIII
liam s. Gum, chairman, and Messrs. Me
Dowell, Brauer, straus. Burwell, Barks-
dale, and Williams. Recently the wood
work Of the building has been thoroughly
repaired, and the outside OF the building
repainted. The residence OF the superin-
tendent has been neatly papered and paint
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Death of Colonel w. W. Hancock.

This well-known citizen Of Chesterfield,
whose illness has been frequently men,
toned OF late. died at his residence, in that
county, yesterday evening.
Colonel Hancock was born in l799, and
he expected to live until the year 1900.
AS farmer, bis Otterdale farm proves
him 10 have been one OF the most success
full agriculturists in the State. His to-
bacco was celebrated in the Richmond
market. and ALWAYS commanded price far
above that obtained by his neighbors. lie
represented the county one term i'm the
Legislature. where his honesty, common
sense, and faithiulness was recognized by
every one. A Democrat OF the purest type
he remained 10 the time OF his death. A
member af the Mt. Hermon Baptist church,
he was one Of its strongest and most ener-
getic workers. Superintendent OF its Sun
day school for long period Of years, he
endeared himself TO all Of the people. A
consistent Christian he lived, and as such
he died in full assurance of faith.
Colonel Of the odd county regiment, bis
military bearing and gcntlcmanly manners
peculiarly fitted him for the position which
one Of Chestertield's honored sons. One
OF the old Virginia gentlemen has passed
over the river to meet his friends. The
church has lost one OF its most useful men,
bers and society one OF It's oldest yet most
treasured ornaments.
Colonel Hancock leaves a wife and seve-
raj children surviving him-viz.: Mr..
Spencer Hancock, OF Richmond; Mrs.
Walthall, Of Powhatan Mrs. Junius A..
Clarke and Mrs. DR.. K. Il. Ilobson, Of
Chesterfield.
The funeral viii take place at O'Clock
tomorrow at his residence.
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EORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF
u AN OLD NURSE.

MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP, for
children teethng Is the prescription Of one Of the
best female physicians and nurses IN the United
States, and has been used for forty years with
never-failng success by millions OF mothers Cor
their children. II relieves the child from pain,
cures dyseniery and diarrhGa. gripping In the
bowels, and wind collie. by giving health to the
child it rests the mother. We would say 10 every
mother who has child suffering from any of the
foregoing complaints, DO not let your projudicas,
nor the prcjudices OF Others stand between your
suffering child and the relief that viii be sure-
yes, absolutely sure-to follow the use OF this
medicine. Sold by druggists throughout the world.
Price, 25 cents a bottle. ~ l7-eodlw
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proposcd Increase OF Capital.

The directors Of the Richmond and Dam
Vile Railroad Company have passed rcso-
luton asking the judgment OF the stock
holders upon increasing the capital stock
OF the company from S5,0O0,0O0 to $1,000
600.
A meeting OF stockholders will be held
at Richmond In September to vote on the
proposition.
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AFRAGRANr BREATH is always pleasure, and
you can have IL boy using MEADE & BAKERS deli
cious CARBOLIc MoUTHWAsH. IL destroys the Of
fensiye odor caused by diseased gums aud decayed
teeth, and speedily restores them TO healthy con-
dition. Price. hfty cents bottle.
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Atfempted Suicide.

Friday about 4 O'Clock p. NJ. Georgi-
anna Wallace (whitel, who resides across
the dock, became wearie6 OF life from
some unknown cause, and attempted to
shuttle OF this mortal coil" by taking a
quantity Of preparation called "Rough
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lN1ENKAlION.
CASE oF DIR. b. J. WRESTLING, MIpDLBTowy, PA,
STATED ny HIMSELF.
"Experience I'm its use in stone or 9te Biddder
IN my own person enables me 10 attest the wonder
ful efficacy Of the Buffalo Lithia Water IN thls
painful malady. After having been long subjected
Ia Suilerngs the intensity of which cannot be de-
scTibed. have. under the influence OF This water
passed Il am confident that am within the bounds
of truth al least an ounce of CdlcuH Uric Actdl.
some OF which weighed much as four grains,
afIordine incxpressblc relief and leaving me In a
condition Of comparative case and comfort. am
now p1Ssing only occasionally small Cdlcuh. and
they are not attended by the intense suffering
which their passage has heretofore occastoned.
-On one occasion passed ihrty-nve Cdtcul In
forty-eight hours. The appearance of this Cdicu-
ItS Nuclei indicates unmIstakably, think, that
they were all component particles of one large
Calculus destroyed bg the action " The todter, by
gseanS or solution ant dfSiRttgrdtiOD. At my
advanced period Of life lam seyenty-seven years
and six months Of agel and in my feeble general
health "A surgical operation WAS not To be thought
or and the water seems 10 have accomplished all
that such an operation, If successful, could have
done BESIDES greatly increasing rhe quantity o.
the urine this water eTtTtS q decided influence on
ITS chemical constitutions, rendering II rdpidty
sieutraI. II previously acid. and afterwards aka
line. from being high cOlOred 1t becomes Pdte,
and having deposited copiousiy 1t becomes linn
yid and transparent"
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Iimc-Ade. Lime.Adc,

drawn from three magnificent soda-foun-
tains. 1t j. the coolest OF beverages. Hun
dreds Of ladies visit George Schen's store
daily. Ice-cream soda and mineral waters,
in the coolest Of FOUNTAINS, can be obtained
there.
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DON'T 60 TO THE MOUNTAINS or the seashore
before you supply yourselves with all kinds Of
toilette requisites. OWENS & MINOR keep a full
line Of alr-pllows and cushions. sDonges. Turkish
towels and gloves, soaps, and perfumery In great
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on Rats" which coatains large per cent.
OF arsenic. The effects Of the poison were
soon developed. A physician was at once
summoned. DIR. Riddell soon arrived and
treated the case promptly. relieving the
woman from heY dangerous condition.
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED BY
the use of MEADE & BAKERS sArONlNE DENTI-
PRICE, which will speedily remove incipient tartar
and seurf. Price, fifty cents a box.
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EMORY's LITTLE CATHARTIC PILLS are sufi-
cienty powerful for the most robust yet the safest
for children and weak constitutions. The action
in any disease Is uniform, certain, and safe. Fif-
teen cents.
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DEATH OF AN EsTIM,BLE LADY.-The
death OF Mrs. Harriet Russell Hotchkiss,
at the residence of her son-in-law, in this
city. on yesterday morning. will be sad
tidngS to large circle OF her friends and
the friends OF Major n. II. IIotchkiss. her
husband. She had long been sufferer
from an accute disease, and came here
about two months ago, hoping that the
skill OF our medical faculty would avail
for her relief But their best services and
the most unremittng attention Of loving
attendants failed OF their object, and she
gently passed to her eternal home. Her
remains were taken to StauntOn last night
in special car rendered by the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad Company for the use OF
her relatives and friends, and the funeral
services will take place in that city to-day.
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ExCURSIONs. PIC.NrCS. &c.

A MEXICAN LEGtON-OF-HONOR
N EXCURSION.
THE COMPLIMENTARY ENTERTAINMENT
rendered the Grand Council Of the American Le-
gion of Honor by the Councils of the city Will
take place Al the new pump-hOuse on WEDNEs-
| DAY, July 25. 1883. Trains leave the Richmond
| and Aneghauy ruirOad depot ~ 4. NJ. sharp.
| Tickets can be had by members Of Tic order of
| any Of The following committee: VI. +. Hulnall'
! T.. j. weymouth, &. G.. Thon. A. r. Minor. l.ouii
| Richmond, Il. ;. Denny, Julius 4. Iiobson. l.. g.
! Davis, Robert Harold. Adam placOni, g.: w.
| Whitaker, W. j. Mcdowell, II. T. Davis, VI. q.
Robertson, 4. w. Ball, RO. :. Valentine, j. ID.
| Dalton. jy 22-Sn&TG2t
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THE MOST AGREEABLE, EFFECTIVE AND
CONVENIENT PURIFIER OF SICK
ROOMS Is
BLAIR's CHLORAL THYM0L PR0PHfLAe-
TIC AND DIsiNFEcTANT.
For sale by Druggists. Pnce so cents abottle'
Read the following:
"BLAIR's CHLORAL THYNOL PRoPdf-
LACTIC is the best disnfeciant that have ever
used. (sjgnedI HUNTER NcGURE. NJ. ID.
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SAVE MoSEYby hayIng YOUR printing done al
the DISPATCH PRISTING-lioUsE. Good work
lew prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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FXCURSION TO TRENTON, n. j.

All members Of the II. y. LEE CAMP No. i.
CONFEDERATE VETERANS, who expect 10
visit TRENTON on JULY 80, 1883. as guests OF
Aaron Wilkes Post, Grand Army Of the Iiepuhtc,
during their eHcampment will hand their names
tO the committee bY NEXT FRIDAY NlhhI,
which Is a regular meeting Of the Camp.
The fare for the round trip by the YORK KlFer
line to Trenton and return - 1923.
X. II. FOX,
4. T. MINOR.
A. A. sPIrIER-
A. l.. CROUCH,
iy20.lt j. \. MARhS.
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SOCIABI.E.

rINHE LADIES OF CLAY-STREET
/ METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH tcor-
nor of Adams and CLAY streCtsl will hold "A So
GABLE during the coming wees. commencing
on MONDAY NIGHT, for the benefit of the
church, ~ 21-Sa.Su&Tu3ts
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STONE IN THE BLADDER ARRESTED IN
THE PROCESS OF FORMATION.

CASE OF MRS. -. STATED BY DIR. J. u. JONES
CHARLOTTE, y. G., MEMBER MEDICAL SOCIETY
OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Mrs. suffered with SOae ia The Bladder
composed of alternate cOnccntric layers of Cdfcd-
TeOtfS Matter 1.-the Acid, attended with occa-
siOnal alarming HemOrrhGge from the Bladder.
In a critical condition prescribed Tor her
Buffalo Lithia Water. Spring No. 2. the cortinu-
Gus use Of which arrested he formation OF Stone
and diminished both the frequency and the viO-
lence of the Hem0rrhGge.n
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NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS


~ OF THE DOVER COAL CoMpANY.ooA
general meeting OF the STOC hIiOl DkRS OF
THE DOVER COAL COMPANY will be held At
the Superintendent's house at Manakln, IN the
county of Goochland, In the State of Virginia. on
WEDNESDAY. August l, 1888. AZ II o'clock
nOOn for the purpose of adopting bylaws. eecting
officers, and. II deemed expeuieut. confirming the
doings of the Directors of the Company az meet
ings held In New York city October 2. 1873 !;
April q. 1876; April 1S. 1875; ard May Is,
1850, and the dolngs of the stockhol 1ers NJ a
meeting held I'm New York MAY lS. 1880; also TO
consider propositions relating ~ the sale or ohcr
disposition of the company's properties, and to
transact any other business that may hc deemed
expedient- y. THAlER
JAMES H. BLAKE,
Executors OF Nathaniel 1hayer;
HORArIO e.. PARktk,
FRANCIS J. PARkEb.
for self and cOexecutor Executors of will of Joel
Parker;
JAMES II. BLAKE:
II. STOCKTON,
X. e. WINTHROP. Jr.,
+. f.. PARKER.
Executors Of will of Robert VI. Mason;
PARKER COBB:
CHARLES VI. WOItOTT.
Executor of will Of Frederick II. Wolc0tt-
Is Limo