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r1rfcf News items.

French silk-manufacturer are reported
to he very hopeful as to the capabilities oil
n big spider lately discovered In Africa,
winch weayes yellow web of great strength
and elasticity.
One hundred tons OF rock fell in q
mine at Rogersield, Clinton county, n. l.,
Tuesday. burying Harris Hawthorne, who'
il was supposed, was killed. Upon re-
moving the rock he was found with his
wbeel6arrow over his head and chest.
Though badly bruised and unconscious,
| life was not extinct, and hopes are enter.
tanned of his recovery. Edward Blanchard
had his leg broken by falling rock.
The Okeeehobee Company will launch
on Monday next at Kissmimee, Fla, the
dredee-boat President Arthur. IL is the
largest dredge in America, and will eX-
cayate 10000 cubic yards per day. IL i
designed to cut canal Gj feet wide and IL
feet deep, and will commence operations al
fbe lower end OF Lake Kissmilnee and go
direct to Lake Okeechobee. The compile
f,on of this canal will reclaim 4,OO0,OOO
acres OF sugar land.
A Berlin telegram says that the de-
hate on the budget in the Reichstag
ON Tuesday was remarkable. owing 10
fhe conciliatory tone OF the clerical speak
ers. Herr Windthorst, the ultramontane
leader. said that order and true liberty
could only be maintained by powerful
monarchial reqime. The existence OF a
republic on the European continent was
impossible. Even that in France, he said,
would come TO an end.
A little twelve-yeaI~old girl in Knoxville,
Iowa. was frightened to death by severe
thunderstorm few nights ago.. She had
been quite well the day before, but awoke
during the storm and besought her mother
to take her to her bed, for she was AFRAID
of tbunder.v Her supplications were I'm.
needed, and soon the mother was aroused
by the child's difficult breathing. Ap-
preaching the bed with light, she found
her ia dying condition, and in few mo-
ments she breatbed her last.
In the historical collection OF Henry L.
browne, OF New York, there are one hum
dred portrait engrayings OF French officers
OF the Revolutionary army who became
members OF the Society OF the Cincinnati.
Mr.. browne is also in possession OF the
original billets by which the French oln-
Gers were assigned to different houses IN
Providence and Newport. One OF thesc
billets bears in its corners the marks OF tne
pms by which Il was attached to the Wal
in Count RochambeaVs headquarters.
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Rriefs and Personals.

In the United States District Court ot
Charleston, w. Va, Tuesday, the White
Sulphur Springs case being under conside-
ration, Judge Jackson severely criticised
Judge Bond and counsel on the Stuart
side, and threatened vengeance on Mr..
Boulware for not surrendering POSSESSION
OF the Springs.
Boulware, calm and firm, told Judge
Jackson that he would resist his marshal TO
the last.
The case Is yet under advisement
There arc forty-five patients in st. Luke's
Home for the Sick (Dr. McGuire's).
Mr.. George w. Gary, Of the Abingdon
Virginidn, is in the city.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Board OF Directors OF the Chamber OF Com
mercc will he held this evening at 6 O'Clock.
To-day, after. the opinions are delivered
in the Court Of Appeals, Judge Joseph
Christian will present to the court the reso-
lutions OF the bar in reference to the deaths
OF Robert Ould, James Lyons, and Thomas
II. Giles.
There will be a meeting OF the Grove
Road Improvement Committee at the office
OF Messrs. Davenport & Co. this afternoon
at 5 O'Clock. A full attendance Is desired.
The Blues will celebrate their ninetieth
anniversary to-day by parade on the Cap
itol Square and a dinner at the pump
house. Train leaves Richmond and Ale
ghany depot at 11:45 A. NJ.
The Hastings Court was engaged yester-
day in the consideration Of civil cases,
owing to the absence from the city OF
Commonwealth's-Attorney S. B. Witt.
The disease called "pink-eye" has ap-
peared here in mild form and attacked a
number OF persons, adults and children,
but chiefly the latter.
Up to this time between 81 300, 900 and
81 900, 900 Of old bonds have been funded
into about sl,200,00O Of Riddleberger
bonds.
, A number OF drunken men were arrest
ed last night for disordeily conduct on
Broad street. They will be before the Po-
lice Court this morning and dealt with ac-
cording TO law.
Mr.. Otway Warrick visited Petersburg
yesterday, ate hearty dinner, including
some fresh cucumbers, drank glass OF cold
lemonade, and afterwards was taken quite
i'll on the train on his way home-all OF
which gave rise to the absurd rlmor last
night that he had been wounded in a duel.
Mr.. Richard X. Fox, the proprietor of
the Police Gazette Publisbing-IIouse, has
sent Detective John Wren, OF this city, an
invitation to share the hospitalities OF his
establishment on the occasion OF the formal
opening OF the great East-River bridge on
the oath OF this month. Detective Wren
will accept the invitation.
Messrs. Ryland & Lee will give muSi-
cdle at Mozart Hall tomorrow. commenc-
ing at $50 in the evening. The occasion
will be one OF real musical interest.
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A New Quarry.

The newly-opened quarry on Falling
creek adjoining the land Of Judge James
NJ. Gregory is now working small num-
Der of hands, getting out paving-stones.
Mr.. Timothy O'keefe, the enterprising
proprietor, has made arrangements with
the Richmond aud Petersburg railroad to
run branch road to the quarry. When
this branch is completed very large force
will find employment at this new place OF
business. The quality OF the granite Is
said to be equal to any in the State. As to
quantity, there is almost an inexhaustlble
supply. The people in the vicinity are
taking much interest in this new develop
ment OF the resources OF the county.
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BARGAINS. BARGAINS. BARGAINS.
BREEDEN, TALLEY & co.
will offer this week some goods bought very cheap
and which will be sold accordingly.

BROWN LINEN DRILL, striped and Plain, for
BOYS wear, at Zoe. per yard;
A small 10, OF PACIFIC LAWNS at the nominal
price Of 6Sc.;
BLACK SILK GREEADTNE at sl.25 which we
guarantee 20 be the usual sl.50 quality: alower
grade for IL, which is the sl.25 number; at
45c. such as sold last season for 6oc.; and at
371c. richly worth J0c. these lots are small,
so an early call will be necessary 70 secure one ;
1 piece BLACK BROCADE GRENADiNE at
6Oc-frst- class value for that;
We ask particular attention to eur CAMEL -
HAIR GRENADINE 1T sl.5O per yard, our
5.4EXTRA SHEER NUNS YELLING At 81
per yard-these arc elegant goods, and arc pccu-
liarly adapted to the coming warm weather;
NEW WHITE GOODS" Batisie Claire In three
grades at 25 35, and 5Oe.;
Every grade Of WHITE GOODS, from The cheap
64c. PIQUE and the sc. VICTORIA LAWN
up to tie fine NULL and FRENCH MAIN
sOOK:
GAUZE UNDERWEAR for Men, Women, aud
children;
PARAsoLs for all ages and pirses;
CREAM and BLACK LACE SCAEFS and
FICHUs;
HooPsKIRTs, BUsTLES, RIBBONS:
In PERCALES We have a large selection at 81,
10, and 123.c.;
FOUIARD POlkA-pOT TIES lSc''
GLOVES from Ice. pair upwards:
HOSIERY for the &" rich and the poor;
LACEs, LACES, LACES-Whie, Cream, Black,
Dark Green. Brown. &C.:
COLORED VELVET RIBBOES.
our stock IS varied, our prices low. and we re-
suectfully solicit the patronage OF the public.
Particular attention paid 10 special orders, and
samples furnished on application.
BREEDEN, TALLEY CO.,
500 cast Broad street.
Dealers IN DRY GOODS, TRIMMINGS, and No.
TIONs, and Richmond agents for Mrs. 7. ID.
Jones & Co, the celebrated Crapc-Renoyaters or
Baltimore, Md. my t-SuIu&Ih
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DVICE TO MOTHERS.

Arc you disturbed at night and broken OF yo ur
rest by a sick child suffering and crying with pal
Of cutting teeth? If send al once and get bot
tie Of MRS. WINsLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP
for children teething. Its value Is incalcuable II
viii relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately
Depend upon It, mothers, there isno mistake about
It, II cures dysentery and diarrhea, regulates the
stomach and bowels, and cures wind-colic, softens
the gums, reduces Inflammation, and gives tone
and energy to the whole system. MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP for children teeth
Ing is pleasant to the taste, and is the prescription
of one OF the oldest and best female physicians
and nurses IN the United States and IL for sale by
Al, druggists throughout the world. Price. 25 cents
bottle. mn o-couIw
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AuCrIOy SALES THIS DAY.

WILLIAM GOLDSMITH. 10 A. NJ, foreign and
domestic dry goods, clothing, eassimeres, rub
ber coats, &c.
j. THOMPSON BROWN x CO., y L. NJ, Tor the
civ Fire-Insurance Company, large plateau Of
eroind living between the Richmond and Allie
ghany railroad and james river, and adjoining
the Tredegar Works.
w. II. LYME & CO., Z. NJ, lot Al the northwest
with brick stable thereon.
QUARLEs & McCURDY, 6k Z: M, two frame
tenements, Nos. 554 and $50 Brock avenue,
between Catherine and Leigh streets.
4. b. COOK, 10 A. NJ. at No. 2o5 cast Broad
sfrect, superior assortment Of furniture, car
pets, rugs, &C.
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Ladies' DaY.

We shall to-day exhibit and sell one line
OF children's knee-pants, ages four to ten
years, which we sell at Csc. a pair. They
are worth more.
Our sailor suits for the "little folks"
two to six years, are meeting with rapid
sales.
Hats for children and misses in endless
variety OF straw. \. SAKs d Co.,
One-Pricc Clothiers,
1913 Main street, opposite post-oflice.
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Colored baptist Couveut,ou.
ANNUAL CONVENTION AT THE FIRsT BAPTIST
CIuRCH--LARGE ATTENDANCE pREsENr

| ANNUAL CONVENTION AT THE FIRsT BApTrs1
cuuRcH--LARGE ATTENDANCE PRESENT.
The Colored Virginia BAPTIST State Con.
vention met in the First African church in
this city yesterday morning In It's sixteenth
annual session. The colorcd Baptists OF
virginia have 10 district associations, 6j2
churches. 3l6 ministers, and 1925 mem
pers. In connection with the State Con.
vention Is State Mission Board at Peters
| burg, an Educational Board at Lynchburg,
q Foreign-Mission Board at Richmond, and
Bible and Publication Board at Norfolk.
Inc attendance yesterday was very large,
The house being filled to overilowing.
The Convention was called to order by
The president, Rev. II. Porter, who an
nounced that religious exercises would be
conducted by Elders A. Truitt and w:
NJ. Robertson. -
After these exercises the president made
short and appropriate address, referring
to the work done during the past year, and
appointed the following committees:
On Home Finance. j. Worlds, b. Har-
ris, and p. +. Morris.
On Foreign Finance-W. Tray. J. W.
Patteson, and W. III. Mitchell.
On Finance for Bible Board-J. Jones,
a. Truitt, and G. +. Braxton.
On Finance for Education Board-A.
Gorden. S. Roswie, and 5. Payne.
a committee was also appointed TO assist
the secretary.
A letter OF welcome was read from the
First Baptist church to the Convention,
and was replied to on behalf OF the latter
body by Elder ii. Williams, Jr.
Revs. ii. Robson and j. j. Mitchell. of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, appeared
on the floor, were introduced, and invited
TO seats.
Numerous letters were read.
ElderP. III. A. BriXton, Of Baltimore, was
elected lfe-member OF the Convention.
When the letter from the First Baptist
church OF Petersburg was read, so much
OF it rs referred to the death Of the pastor.
Rev. L. \. Black, was. on motion, referred
to committee.
Prayers for the family Of Elder Black,
and Rev. NJ. T. Lewis, who Is absent and
i'll, were offered by Elder T. Cook.
Numerous donations from various
churches were received, and thanks re-
turned for same.
The following committee TO nominate Of
ficers for the ensuing year was appointed: /:
W. II. Harris. e.. B. Howard, G. +.
Pritchett, p. ii. 4. BraXton, and w. j.
Smith.
A number OF annual members paid their
dollar and were enrolled.
On motion, the Convention adjourned
until O'Clock =. NJ.
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runina Roarding.school.

Tonight the John l.. Ince Musical Com
edy Company will commence a three
nigbts, engagement at the Richmond The
atre. giving each night "Fun in Board
ing-School.v To Judge from the express
sions OF the press elsewhere, there is
nothing Objectionable in the performance,
but. on the contrary, much that Is ire
sistiby funny, and iull field OF comic
acting is presented. The humor Is said TO
he original and genuine and the enjoyment
complete. Reserved seats can be obtained
AT the usual places.
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A Patriotic Piece.

At the banquet on the 9Th instant giver
to the Pennsylvania members Of the Legis
lature and the Grand Army Of the Repub
lie. visitors to Richmond, one OF the speak,
ers concluded his speech Of welcome with
the following lines. We need not say il
was Colonel Thomas j. Evans:
We hail your visit rs the sign
That nop there Is no battle line
Between US drawn In human blood
Poured out In torrents, Ikea food.
The fight Is DER: so let II he.
Our cause was lost when General Lee
Surrendered. with his gallant men,
And then declared, and promised then,
To Keep the peace and silence too.
VITA North and East. with West and you.
He did not go on bended knees,
Tyrant's an ger 10 appcase.
Nor was he asked by you to yield,
In such way, upon the field.
Which yon had won and we had lost
AT mighty sacrifice and cost.
We've tried our pllghted faith to keep,
To bury down. far down and deep,
All bitter memories Of the past.
TO raise. up to the topnlost mast,
The Stars and stripes, the flag Of old,
Which should Americans enfold
In love. and hope, and union.
We held that our cause was right
You viewed II In a different light,
And so II ended in fight
Displaying courage. skill and nigh.
And now the cruel war Is DER.
Let's love each other but the more;
And let us take each others hand,
And by each other proudly stand
Joint owners of this gOodly land
OF equal rights and freedoml
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SUDDEN DEATH OF AN AGED AND EsrIMA-

SUDDEN DEATH OF AN AGED AND EsTIMA-
BLE LADY.-Nlrs. G. c. Anderson, who re-
sided in Manchester with her daughter,
Mrs. Duval, died quite suddenly last night
about s O'Clock; aged eighty-four. She
had been as well as usual during the day,
and was sitting on a sofa, when she COM
plaincd Of trouble about the heart, and
called to Mrs. Duval to come and sit by
her. In few minutes more she was dead.
Among her surviving children are Mr.. III.
v. Duyal, clerk Of the Hastings Court OF
Manchester. and Mr.. Emmet Duyal, clerk
for George a. Carr, grocer.
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SENSE COMPRESSED.

1T Is DIFFICULT TO GIVE IN A DOZEN
Inns TIE REASONS WHY TARRANT'S :
SCI. TIER APERIENT SHOULD BE PREFER
RED As 4 CORRECTIVE AND AL1EEATINE
TO EVERY OTHER MEDICINE IN USE.
FIRSTLY. IT ALLAYS FEVER: SECONDLY.
1T CLEANSES THE BOWELS WITHOUT NI0-
IENCE or PAIN; THIRDLY. 1T TONES THE
FLOW OF BILE; FIFTilLY. 1T PROMOTES
HEALTHY PERsPlRATIoN; siXrHLr, 1T
RELIEVES THE SYSTEM FROM UNWHOLE-
oUILLIZES THE NERVES; E1GHTHLY, IT
kCrs UPON THE BLOOD As A DEPuRk nj;
DELICIOUS COOLING DRAUGHTs THAT
EVER PASSED DOWN THE THROAT OF An
INVALID. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
lmy 5-Sa,Tu&Th2wl
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CHAPTER III.
"Almost dead or nearly dying

almost dead or nearly dying"
For years. anteiven up 10y physicians, Of Brights
and other kidney diseases, liver complaints. severe
coughs called consumption. have been cured.
Women gone nearly crazy.
From agony Of neuralgia, nervousness. wakeful-
ness. and various diseases peculiar To women.
Pcople drawn out Of shape from excruciatine
psngs Of rheumatism.
Innammaiory and chronic, or suffering from
scrOfula
ETySpclasl
salt-rheum, blOod-poisoning, dyspepsia, indiges-
tion--and, in fact, almost all diseases frail
Mature is heir 10
Have been cared by Hop Bitters. proof of which
can DC found in every neighborhood In the known
world alp 17-Tu.Thtwl&Sa
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The Rawley Springs, well known to
Richmond as delightful summer resort,
will open June 18th. Arrangements com.
pIete for the season. Good livery. Pas.
sengers taken with dispatch to and from
all regular trains. Good railroad cOnnec-
tion promised for the season.
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MISFIT STORE.
CPRING GREETINGS FROM
MusFiT STORE,
9I2 MAIy STREET.

Just now, when the April showers have passed.
and May, beautiful May. with Its green foliage and
warm sunshine reminds Us TO put the ulster or
overcoat away 20 slumber, the question Is.
WHAT TO WEAR AND WHERE TO Buy 1T?
If You are looking for EXTRA FINE CLOTH
ING, the MlSFIT STORE can suit YOU In style
and price.
IL you want MEDlUM-PRiCED CLOTHING,
the MIsFIT STORE can please you In quality and
price.
II you want WORKING or BUSINESS SUITS,
the MisFIT STORE viii convince You chat our
prices are lower than any house In Richmond.
s7.s7s7, for ALL-wOOL CAssINERE SUIT,
guaranteed TO be worth sl2.
So. ss. ss, for PURE INDIGO-BLUE FLANNEL
SUITS. guaranteed 10 be worth IA.
s9.2j. 1926, 1925. for BLACK CHEViOr SUIT,
guaranteed to he worth SIS.
slO.50, slO.5O. Sl0.5O. for IMPORTED CHEy-
lot SUITS choice from fourteen patterns
guaranteed TO be worth SIS.
sI3, s13. s1S. for ENGLISH WORSTED SUITS
worth s25.
$3.50. slG.5O, 1880, for CHOICE DRESS
SUIT in MELTON CLOTHS, ,ChsSIsIERES,
aud WORsrED. Any of these suits are we'll
worth s3C.
PANTALOONs IN GREAT VARIETY.
A GOOD PAIR WORKING PANrLOONS for
$50;
A MUCH BETTER PAIR PANTALooNS for
So;
ALL-wOOL PANTALOONs for $3.50;
FINE DRESS PANTALOONs Cor s3.S5;
EXTRA-FINE DRESS PASTALOONs fog .4.25
OUR Low PRICES ARE HELPING Us TO
FAME.
MIsFTT STORE,
9l2 MAIN STREET,
| CoMMERcIAL-CLuB BufLDfNG.
| OPEN EVENINGS TILL 3 O'CLOCK; SAT-
| URDAYS TILL 10 l.. NJ. myo
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ASSOCIATE PASTOR CALLED TO THE GRACE
STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH.-At very
large and enthusiastic meeting. OF the Grace
Street Presbyterian church, OF which Kew.
DR.. Read is pastor, held last nignt, the
Rev. Thomas Drew, oil Chase City, Meek,
lenburg county, was unanimously elected
associate pastor, and commissioners ap'
pointed to prosecute the call before Pres
bytery. II Mr.. Drew should accept, the
people OF Richmond Will enjoy lhe privl-
iege OF listening statedly to the preaching
of q most eloquent divine.
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staunton; fourth, spot pourri." "Bohe-
mian Girl" (Balfe,) by orchestra; fifth,
solo tenor, " Because OF Thee" (Tours,) by
Mr.. f. w. Hof; sixth, solo piano,
"valse," (Gregh,) by Professor Ide; sew.
entb, waltzes, "Marabella," Keller,) by
orchestra.
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At Thomas Jackson's, 303 east Broad
street, you can get China, Crockery-,
Glass, and Majolica- Ware; also Fancy
Goods, in China and Glass, at lowest
prices. Call and examine goods and ascer-
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ICTrRE.FRAMEs, ,ENGRAyINGs,sc

TN ORDER TO REDUCE MY LARGE
STOCK or
PICTURES AND FRAMES
have decided 20 make reductions Of from 20 to
80 per cent. In prices on all goods.
About so styles OF sxl0 PHOTOGRAPH
FRAMES at the Lowest price ever sold in the city,
over 500 styles OF EASEL
FRAMES 10 be sold below cost
Those In want Of FRAMES or PICTURES will
nnd this frst-class opportunity to purchase. Call
aud examine goods and see prices At
L. LEWis's,
mye No. 0lc Main street
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ExcuasIoSs.-The first excursion OF the
season to Hampton uid Chesapeake and
Ohio railway Is announced for Sunday
next, train leaving at s A; M.
Messrs. Perdue and Adams, the pioneer
excurslonIsts, will give an excursion to
west Point Whit Monday, May 18th.
FIshine. boating. and bathing are among
the Inducements offered 10 those who Wish
y day Of recreation.
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QUEsTIoNsn

Ask the most eminent physician
or any school. what is the best thing In the world
for quioting and allaying all irritation Of the
nerves and curing all forms OF nervous complaints
giving natural, ch!ldlike refreshing sleep always
And the, win tell you unhesiiasinS'y,
"somc form Of Iiopsl"
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SUDDEN CHANGES Of the weather often cause
Pulmonary, Bronchial. aud Asthmatic troubles.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROcHEs viii allay the ir-
ritation which induces coughing. Sold only ia
boIes. Price, 25 cents.
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7. CENTEMERrS

BLACK AND COLORED KID GLOVES.
We have now for Virginia the exclusive agency
for these celebrated gloves. These and other KID
GLOVES we can now adjust TO the hand by an ex-
pert. All REAL KID GLOVES so adjusted are
fully WARRANTED byus.
Our buyer, Mr. J. ". FOURQuREAS' is now in
New York, and during the week viii be adding
largely To our stock.
FoURQUREAN. PRICE, TEMPLE co.
my 1Q-Iw
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THE CELLULoID EYEGLASSES will stand ten
times more abuse than any other eye-glass, and
furthermore. they are the IeSf. For sale by all
leading Jewellers and opticians.
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MOZART To-NIoHr.-First, overture by
orchestra, "Chevalier DE breton " Her.
mann); second solo tenor; %hom.a Mn non On Gre M
Te' - w Hor: @ third, solo piano, " Finale, y
iWeber.I 4; By Professor E. Louis lde, oi
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AYERS HAZE VIGoR restores the original color
by its stimulating action at the roots produces
vigorous growth, and gives the hair that beautiful
lustre which results only from strong, healthy
condition.
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IcE-cREAM will be furnished 10 pic-nlcs and
festivals at iChOlesGie prices az
c. ZDMER's, 1915 Main street.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

At the afternoon session the election for
prominent officers resulted as follows !:
President, r. Ii. Porter; Vice-Presidents,
j. ii. Holmes, j. NJ. ArmiStead. Nelson
Spiller, and Afmstead Green; Recording
Secretary, A. Binga; Corresponding Sec
retary, Il. Spiller.
Various committees were then appointed
and the evening spent in the transaction Of
important routine business.
The Convention will meet again this
morning at o O'Clock.
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CHEAT BARGAINS at CARDoZo, ALsoP, MOsBf
& CO.'S. Don't fail 10 read. advertisement ana
call to see their bargains.
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COMMITTEES Of festivals and plc-nics Will do well
30 call on c. ZIMMER for their IcE-CREAM
CAKES. CANDIES. &c.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done al
the DISPATCH PRISTING-iioUsE. Good WORK
low prices. aud satisfaction guaranteed.
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Don't FAIL to read CARDozo, ALsoP, MosBY
& CO.'S advertisement.
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IcE-cREAM will be delivered only on Sunday If
ordered Saturday. I. LlMhER'
1918 Main street.
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1T WILL PAY YOU to read CAgDoZo, ALsoP,
NOSBY & CO.'S advertisements
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-10

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-10

DURKEE's SALAD DRESSING, a ready made,
rich, and delicious dressing for all salads Of meat
fish, or vegetables. Cheaper and Infinitely better
than homemade. No sauce equal to it,