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The TObaccO-Tax Rebate.

Collector Otis II. Russell has now on
hand a supply OF the blank forms OF gppi-
cation for the tobaccO-taN rebate. Those
needing them will be supplied by him.
The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
has ruled that persons who act a. witnesses
for one party cannot act for another. In
other words. i'm examining packages upon
which claim j. to be made for rebate the
services OF professional witnesses" will
not be allowed.
The collector Is already receiving appli-
cations for the new stamps. The demand j.
extraordinarily great, and is due TO the fact
that for five months the manufacturing
business has been almost suspended. He
will do all that the law allows him TO facili-
tate the operations OF the manufacturers,
and will so arrange that they may be able to
ship their goods OF early on the first day Of
MAY. There is great rivalry in this matter.
No enterprising dealer wants another to
get ahead of him in a shipment. 1t is cs-
timated that on the first day-Nay lst-
stamps for 100000 pounds OF tobacco will
be issued here in Richmond.
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A Telegraph Operator Killed.

Mr.. w. l.. Mccormick, telegraph
operator, formerly connected with the
Richmond offices Of the Richmond and
Danyille and the Richmond and Allegheny
Railroad Companies, was killed at Ashland
junction, KY, Monday afternoon about 3
O'Clock.
The junction is near the town OF Ash
land. and is so called because the Ashland
Coal and Iron railroad there joins the Ches-
apeake and Ohio. Mr.. Mccormick was the
operator in charge. When the accident oc-
CURED he was standing on the Ash
land Coal and Iron railroad track, and
leaning against the end Of bOX-car. A
tram coming in on that road struck the
car, threw him under the wheels, and four
cars passed over him. One arm and one
leg were cut off, and his skull was crushed
at the base.
The deceased was only about twenty
three years OF age, and bore a fine charac.
ter. A married sister OF his formerly lived
in Richmond, but Mr.. NJ. b. Leonard, SUI
perintendent Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
telegraph line, who was making inquiries
with reference to the disposition OF the
body, could not find her yesterday, after
most diligent inquiries.
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Police COurt,

The following cases were disposed OF
yesterday:
James \. IIucles (colored), charged with
stealing one lot Of cigars and other articles
from William Goldsmith. Discharged.
Charles Wood (colored), charged with
assault and battery. Dismissed on payment
OF cOsts-ninety cents.
William f. Knox, charged with being
drunk and interfering with Policeman Par
kinscn. Discharged.
Mike McDonough and Annie Me-
Donough. drunk and disorderly. Surety
for their good behavior required in the
sum OF Sl00 for thirty days.
Fleming Payne (colored), charged with
tre,passing upon the premises OF AleXan-
der Jefferson, and attempting to cut him
with a knife. Sent to Jail for six months
in default OF surety.
Fleming Payne (colored), charged with
being drunk and disorderly and using in-
sulting language to W. X. Watts. Fined
so.
John Dougherty, drunk. Fined 3.
John Welch, charged with being a va.
grant. jailed for thirty days in default OF
surety.
John b. Roane (colored), charged will
abusing and threatening to beat Mary vii.
liams. Fined - and costs.
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providence and by her own industry.
me contralto voice and unTiestion-
apie iyric abilities. She desires now
10 cultivate that voice by thorough course
OF Vocal training at the Conservatory In
boston. By the proposed benefit IL is
hoped to furnish her the requisite funds for
at ieast the partial accomplishment OF this
iaudable desire. Ii is not her purpose to
go upon the stage, but to perfect herself in
Inc divine art and thus enhance her useful
ness III this city. Many will find an addi-
fIonai reason for assisting in this testimo-
nial on account of the pleasure she has
given them time and again when appearing
IN the Mozart operas, and in aid OF charita-
bic and benevolent institutions.
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Virginia Delegates TO the Southern
Raptist Convention.

The State Mission Board Of the Baptist
General Association Of Virginia on yester-
day appointed the following delegates from
this State to the Southern Baptist C0nven-
ton, which meets in Waco, Texas, on the
9th OF next month: w. III. Adams, j. L.
Averett. Rev. s. c. Boston, Judge William
Il. Barksdale. Henry c. Burnett, Rev. j.
l.. Burrows. ID. D., Rev. A. G. Barron.
Rev. W. c. Biting, Rev. Frank b. Beale,
Rev. A. Broaddus, II. D., Rev. George w.
Beale, Rev. ii. G.. Crews. Rev. j. l.. NJ.
Curry, ID. d., Rev. c. ii. Corey, ID. D.,
Lyman Chalkley. Rev. j. l.. Carroll, Rev.
j. II. Cuthbcrt, ID. D., Charles l.. Cooke,
Rev. Thomas s. Dunawav, ID. D., Rev.
w. T. DerieuX, Rev. f. c. Dargan,
Rev. W. f. Dunaway, j.. L. Ellyson,
T. II. Elicit, William Elyson, Rev. j. NJ.
Frost, Jr.. General James G.. Field, DR.. W.
f. Fisher. c. B. Fleet, ID. VI. Goode, Rev.
y. II. Garlick, ID. D.. Rev. 5. A. Goodwin.
y. d., Rev. j. {. Hiden, ID. D., Rev. VIII
liam L. Hatcher, ID. D., Rev. J. b. Haw-
thorne, ID. d., Rev. l.. J. Haley. Rev. W.
q. lliX. Rev. j. Jessee, Rev. Reuben Jones,
Judge j. ii. c. Jones, Maryus Jones, Rev.
G. +. James, Rev. j. T. Kincannon, ID. D.,
Rev. W. III. Kirk, Rev. |. b. Lake, ID. D.,
q. VI. Ldlndlu, l,tN. u W. Luth' iAtN' =. "
Mason, VI. VI. MOrrisS, j. II. McRae. f. ID.
Miller, Rev. w. Il. ID. Moncure, Rev. J.
w. McCown, ID. D., j. L. Nottingham,
Rev. j. ii. Newbill, J. X. Num-, Rev. A.
+. owen, ID. p. Powers, Lewis Payne,
John &. Powell, Rev. w. {. Parks, ID. &.
Potts, Rev. w. ID. fritchard, ii. X. Pollard,
Rev. ii. Petty, Rev. u. c. Rittenhouse. E.T
Rice. Rev. J. W. Ryland, DIR. A. W. Read,
Rev. Thomas w. Sydnor, d. D., Rev. VIII
liam Slate, DR.. George b. Steel, Rev. T. Il.
Shepherd, Rev. W. a. Street, Rev. W. r.
L. Smith, Rev. L. r. Thornhill, Rev. John
II. Taylor. Rev. f. 5. Taylor, Rev. II. A,
Tupper, ID. d.. Rev. w. \. Tyree, Rev.
John b. Turpin, Rev. c. Tyree, ID. D.,
Rev. j. w. WiIdman, w. L. Wilson, Dr.
Richard White, Rev. W. B. Williams,
Frank Y. Winston, John II. Wright.
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The Storm.

The storm Of Monday increased in fury
after midnight, and the wind reached the
pitch Of a gale. while the rain poured
down in torrents, and was swept with
great force on the face OF the wind. The
damage done in the city, however. was not
very great. Dead limbs from the trees were
snapped off aud hurled with force tdBtbc
ground. Plank fences, and, in some cases,
brick walls. were blown down and several
factories and houses unroofed. Early Il
Sulliyan's factory, near Hechler's farm.
just outside OF the citr, = rs unroofed, and
the tin-roofing on Re-. e y. III. Reads
and Rev. Mr.. Schaefer's residences torn
off. More rain fell during this storm than
did during the entire month OF March.
the fall amounting in the twenty-four
hours TO 2:2l inches. A little over inches
is the general average month Of the rain
fall hereabouts. In the country the dam
ace 10 fences and irut-trees must have
been very considerable.
In consequence OF some obstruction to
the stack Of the culyert on Belyidere street
near the railroad embankment the water
gathered there night before last TO the depth
OF about ten or twelve feet. A quantity OF
lumber in Mr.. Henry Miller's carpenter
shop yard was submerged.
\ force Of hands was put TO work early
Yesterday morning and the difficulty re-
moved, and the damage, so far as the en-
bankment was concerned, repaired.
The condition OF water in James river
was as follows yesterday:
Balcony falls, icet-falling.
Lynchburg. feet 10 inches-riSing.
Scottsyille. feet-rising.
Columbia. s ieet-riSing.
Rockets was flooded with the backwater
from the creek during the night, but in the
day Yesterday it had subsided. The fence
around Laurel-Street Methodist Episcopal
church was blown down by the wind.
one of the items OF damage by the
storm, and perhaps the greatest, is the
springing OF "green "-brick walls. In
many eases the builders will have TO tear
down portions OF their work and put it up
again.
The water was six inches on the Ariers
wharf last evening, and still rising.
At Lynchburg at II O'Clock i. VI. the
river had fallen five feet and was at a stand
still.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Frank ID.
Hill 4 Co.. real estate agents, HOS Nam
street. have recently made the following
sales OF real estate: Brick stores Nos. 20
and % south Thirteenth street, $4,000 I;
brick dwelling No. 2l0f east Grace street,
- 500. vacant lot on west side Of Third
near Canal, 2Sxl33 feet, S2,'5O; brich
dwelling No. 4OG north seventh street
%. $50; lot G0X2l0. ilaryie between Ran
dolph aud Washington streets, s2W; lou
192x2lO feet. corner iIarvie and Randolph
streets, 5000: lot 2OXlil feet at southwest
corner Laurel and Cumberland streets,
$3.50: brick store No. 22l4 east Main
street. S2,l0O; frame dwelling No. Sl3
north Seventh street. sI65.i4; lot 4OXl6l feet
on north side Of Broad near College at S2j
ner foot, 81 000-tOtal, $685. ,lj5.
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question that trust you will at least JUS
tify my Withholding my approval, so that
you may have the opportunity OF giving
the city the benefit OF your wisdom and
judgment, awakened by discussion and
amicable conflict OF Judgments and views.
our aspirations and aims in this matter
being kindly and in common, it is best that
all known objections be spoken, and that
in friendly spirit those who have charge
OF the interests OF the city invite each
other in temperate and iraternal strain to
"come and let us reason together"
Yours, most respectfully,
w. c. CAgRINGToN, Mayor.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

FRANK d. HILL & CO.. ) L. w., beautiful dwell
ing AZ the southeast corner of Grace and Bevi-
derc streets.
GRUBBS & APPERSON. AZ L. NJ, desirable
brick dwelling No. 1904 Ross street.
FURMAN IUPPER, 3 T.. NJ, ten new framed
dwellings on Iwenty-seyenth between NeRable
and Il streets.
i. THOMPSON BROWN Co, ) y. NJ, two
neat frame dwellings on First street near
DuYal
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 O'Clock, animals, ve-
hicles. &c
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COMPLIMENTARY TEsrIN0NIAL.-On
Tuesday the lst of MAY a complimentary
Testimonial will be given at Mozart Hall to
Miss Carrie f.. Staude, upon which occo-
sion the first and second acts OF "Der
Freiscbutzv and the third act from "Stra-
della" together with two male quartettes,
will be given. The entertainment Is sum
cient in Itself 10 attract a large audience,
yet there are two other excelient reasons !,
why every lover OF music In Richmond
should aid in making this testimonial q
thorough success. First and foremost
this little lady, native OF Richmond,
has developed, through the gift Of
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Chesterfield Matters.

Henderson johnson, charged with steal
ing brass-boXes from railroad ears stand
inc on the side track at Granite, was
brought before Justice Wilson Hewlett on
April IL. 1888. After hearing the ease the
prisoner was sent on to the County Court
OF Chesterfield for trial. No bail given.
Prisoner committed to Jail; W. /. Clopton
for defence, and B. A. Hancock for the
Commonwealth.
The Board OF Supervisors OF Chesterfield
meet at the Courthouse on Monday, 23d OF
April. at which time the compromise pro-
po,ition OF the sureties OF w. B. Wool
bridge. deceased, late treasurer, will be
considered.
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THE CIGARETTES OF THE KINNEY TOBACCO
COMPANY. successors to Kinney Brothers. SIS to
525 west Twcnty-second street, New York. Justly
enjoy the highest reputation Of any similar manu-
factures In this country Only the finest natural
rce-papcr Is used by them, assuring the smoker
against the Injuries that attend the sbelac, arsenic
and other health-sapping sophislications that are
found in the inferior papers used by other firms.
Read their advertisement in another column.
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COOKS EXCURSION.
COOKS GRAND EXCURSION
TO
CALIFORNIA.
VISITING En- ROUTE
VISITING IN ROUTE

Washington. the Mammoth Cayeof Kentucky the
grand gorges and passes Of the Rocky Mountains
In Colorado Denver. santa Fc, southern Califor-
MIA, the YOSEMITE VALLEY, and san Fran
cisco. returning ria salt Lake CITY, Chicago, and
Niagara Fails.
Start, MAY 3. 1883, occupying eight weeks
Cost, $500 The outward and return Journeys 10y
entirely different routes. Pullman cars. hotel ac-
cOmmodati0n, carriage drives, and
ALL NECESSARY EXPENSES INCLUDED.
Full particulars free on application. Address
THOMAS COOK & son.
o6I broadway. New York: l97 Washington
street, Boston: 81 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
up 6-eOdlOt
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CMOKE THE BEST.
KINNEY TOBACCO COMPANY.

hTNNE1 IVBANNU NVMPNN1,
5l5 10 525 west Twenty-second street. New York
successors 10 Kinney Brothers, Pioneer Cigarette
manufacturers Of America, use the finest grades OF
OLD GOLDEN VIRGINIA LEAF, MACEDO-
MAN TURKISH, VUELTA ABAJO HAVANA.
and ST. JAMES's PARISH PERIQUE.
PUREsT RICE PAPER ONLY.
sole manufacturers Il the Celebrated standard
brands sweet Caporal' Capoml =, ~. James y,
sweet Caporal, cork Mouthpiece, Kinney Brothers
Straight GUS, in fulI-dress packages. &C., &c.
ALL ARE WARRANTED.
The various tastes Of al good Judges perfectly
suited. sold by dealers throughout the world.
ap IS-W5t
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RICHMOND. VA. April 16, 1SS
lion. ". c. Carington, President {
School Board:
Supreme Court of Appeals.

Langyher. trustee, rs. Patieson and
Bash. Argued by c. L. Nicol for appel
liant, and submitted.
Sharpcs executor Is. lockwood and ais.
Argued bv \. II. Sands for appellants and
+. w Christian for appellees.
IL. DevercuX Doyle, Esq. was allowed TO
practice rs counsel in this court.
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TOld's Smithncld Hams

are universally acknowledged to be the
best. Numbers OF them are annually sent
to England.
None are genuine unless they bear the
name OF j. X. Todd burnt upon the skin.
They can be bought Of Mr.. Todd's author
lied agent, JOSEPH VI. BLAIR, Grocer.
S03 Main street pace BIock.)
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sy,proMs OF A DISEASED LIVER.

Rad Ercath Pain IN the side. sometimes The pain
A. felt under the Should'r-biade. mistaken for
rheumatism; general loss of appetite; Bowels gem
erally coStive sometimes Alternating with lax; The
hcadt troubled with PAIN Is dull and heavy, with
considerable loss OF memory, accompanied WIN a
painfnl sensation of leaving undonc something
which ought Co have been done; a slight, dry cough
and flushed face Is sometimes an attendant, oiteh
mistaken for consumption: the patient complains
OF wearineSs and debility; nervous. cssHy s.ii-
lied. feel cold or burning. sometimes prtckly
senSation of the skin exists, spirits are low ana
S'csp0ndcns. and. although satisfied that exercise
,rot,ld he beneficial vet one can hardly summon
tp fortitudc 10 try itiu fact ds'rusfs every rc-
eAy several Of The above symptoms aucnu the
disease. bat cases have OcCurrcd Wntn out ItW on
them existed. vet oNamlnation after death has
shown the LIVER TO have been EXTENSIVELY de-
RANGED.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY during the
fore and afternoon was cloudy, but in the
evening was clear.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY G A. NJ. 42;
o A. NJ. A.; noon, 81; 8 u. NJ, 50; 6 p.
NJ. SIS; midnight, IS.
Mean temperature. 41f
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If you DON'T SIZE. 1t IS mainly your own fault,
because by procuring pair Of CELLULoID EYE
GLASSES you can improve failing eyesight So as TO
see clearly. For sale by all leading jewellers and
Optcaus.
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More About the School squabbIe.

Mr.. 5. G.. Tinsley has addressed the FOL
lowing note to the Dispatch. under date Of
April l1th.
In your local column this morning, under
the head OF "School Squabble," you do me
an injustice that now ask you TO correct.
You state that 4" Mr.. Tinslev recently paid
TO himself commissions on these funds on
the order OF the very parties he now re-
fuses 10 recognize for other claims" Such
is not the fact. All school-money disbursed
by me has been upon a warrant issued by
the Superintendent OF the Schools, and the
warrant to which YOU refer was signed by
L. VI. Garnett, superintendent.
As bearing upon this same question, the
following note. written to Mayor CARING
ton, is submitted:
RICHMOND, VA. April 16, 1888.
lion. ". c. CdTington, President City
School Board:
Dear Sir.-The Superintendent Of Pub
lie instruction has instructed me that no
one but the chairman OF the Board and the
secretary can sign warrants on the Trca-
sTer for teachers pay; that the School
Trustees must appoint under the law one
Of its own body chairman, who must sign
all warrants o. such. and the chairman
must be a trustee. He says the Superin-
tendent Of Schools has no right to draw
any warrants upon the fund.
Very respectfully. L. VI. GARNETT.
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WEATHER REPORT

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For tp Mid
die Atlantic States clearing weather, slight
" warmer, northerly winds, becoming
variable, higher barometer.
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AN INDEFTNABLE YET EXQUISITE PERFUME
fingers in the laces and lingerie among which has
been laid one of j. & +. ATKISsoN'S delicate
SnrllnIs.
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II is more economical 10 buy DURKEE's SALAD
DRESSING than ii Is to make dressing; besides
this, ii is made of better materials than you can
buy at the stores. Everybody likes 1t.
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See the ELEGANT STRIPED CHASGEABLE
SILKS, CHECKED aud STRIPED SILKS at LEVY,
DAVIS & BRAKES.
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TOWELS, TABLE-CLoTHs, LINEN sHEETING,
PILLow-CAsE LINEN, NAPKINS, DorLIEs, and
CRUMB-CLoTHs at lower prices than ever at
LEVY, DAVIS & DRAKE's.
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"BCcnUPArBA.n Quick. complete cure, all an
nOying Kidney and Urinary Diseases. 81.
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FoULARD SILK at SOC yard, worth 81. a
LEVY. DAVIS & DRAKEs.
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Conductor Lane Acquitted.

Mr.. Lane, conductor Of the freight train
which ran into the passenger train near
Millboro' last Christmas. by which accident
six people were killed, was recently in
dicted and tried in Bath county for man.
slaughter, and acquitted.
The Commonwealth failed to make out
her case.
The engineer of the train has disap-
peared.
MCRTuARY REPORT FOR THE WEEK END
ING APRIL IA, 1SS3.-CduseS Of Death
Apoplexy. / white, l colored; Brights
disease, coored; bronchitis, l white;
burns, . colored; cancer, white; cerebro-
spinal meningitis, l white; congestion OF
stomach, ] colored; consumption. 8 col
ored convulsions, l white, colored; con-
vulsions Qnfantile), white, l colored ;
eystitis, ! colored; debility, / white, l
colored; diarrhGa, colored; dlphtheria,
white; embolism, | colored; fever ty-
phoid), l white; heart-diseasc. colorcd; !;
bemorrhage Qrom lungs), colored; hy-
drocepbalus, white: inanition, white (;
Inflammation OF bowels, l white; maras-
mus, colored; pneumonia, ! white, 2
colored; premature birth. colored; teeth
ing, white; unknown, colored. Whole
number Of deaths IN the city, exclusive OF
stil-births, 42-white, 16; colored, 20.
Locality: Marshall Ward, @; jefferson
Ward, 5; Madison Ward, 2; Monroe Ward,
g; Clay Ward, 8; Jackson Ward, II aims
house, A.
Rate OF mortality OF whole population
was 30.0S per 1000 per annum.
j. g. CABELI, N. d.,
President Board Of Health.
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CWIFT'S SPECIFIC

CWlFT'S SPECIFIC
CURES sCBOFULA.
swIFT's SPECIFIC
CURES SORES.
SWIFT'S SPECIFIC
CURES ULCERS.
SWIFT's SPECIFIC
CURES ECZEMA.
sWIFT'S SPECIFIC
CURES CATARRH.
SWIFTS SPECIFIC
CURES ERUPTIONs.
sWIFT'S SPECIFIC
CURES RHEUMATISM.
sWIFTS SPECIFIC
CURES SKIN DISEASES.
swIFT'S SPECIFIC
CURES BLOOD DISEASES.
sWIFT'S SPECIFIC
REMOVES ALL TAINT,
Hereditary or otherwise
SWlFT's SPECIFIC
l. the great BLOOD REMEDY Of the Age.
Write for full particulars 20
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta. Ca,
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, 81 TO Sl.75 pc
bottle. ap 15-lw
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Alarge stock Of :he cheapest BLACK SILKS ever
offered in this city can be had at LEVY. DAVIS &
DRAKE'S.
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FLIES, roaches, ants. bed-bugs, rats, mice, crows,
chipmunks, cleared out by Rough on Rats" I5c.
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1T SHOULD Re UsEDBY ALL PERSONS OLD
AND YOUNG, WHENEVER ANY OF THE
Annyr sYMprnMs APPEAR.


Persons travelling or living in unhealthy locall-
tieS by taking dose occasionally 10 keep the Liver
in healthy action will avoid all Malaria, Bilious at
tack. Dizziness. Nausea. DrowSiness, Depression
.Of Spirits. sc. 10 will inVgOratc like glass oi
,s,ne. RrT Is 70 INTOXICATING BEVERAGE.
N Won have eaten ANYTHING hard Of digestion, or
feel heavy after meals or secplesS at nght' take
dose and you will be relieved.
TIME AND DOCTORS BILLS WILL BE SAVED
BY ALWAYS KEEPING THE REGULA-
TOR IN TIE HOUSE!
For. whatever the ailmeut may he, thoroughly
safe PURGATiyE, ALTERNATIVE, AND IoNiC ECU eEn
never be ont Of place. The remedy Is HARMLESS
AND DOES MOI INTERFERE WITH BUSINESS OK
PLEASURE.
1T l. PURELY VEGETABLE,
and has ali uc power and efficacy of Caomel OF
Qunine, without any Of the injurious amer eHecls
\ GOVERNORS TESTIMONY.
simmons Liver Regulator has been in use In my
family for some time, and am satisfied IL Is VAIL
uabIc addition % the medical science.
j. GIL SHORTER. Governor Of Alabama
Hon. Alexander II. stevens. Of Georgia says
Have derived some benefit from the use OF SIM
mons Liver Regulator. and wish 20 give II . fur-
ther trial.
"THE ONLY THING THAT NEVER FNLS TO
RKLIEYE"-l have used many remedies Tor Dys-
pepsia, Liver AZ, elton, and Debility. bnt never
have found ANYTHING 10 benefit nae 10 the extent
simmons Liver Regulator has. sen, irom Min-
nesOta o. Georgia for IT, ana would send iurlher
for such q medicine. and would advise all WHO
arr similarly affected % give - trial, as II seems
The only thing that never fiil, 70 relieve.
7. M.jANNEY. Minneapolis, Mnn.
Dr. T. W Mason says: From actual experience
IN the use If simmons Liver Regulator IN my
practice / have been and am satisfied 10 use ana
prescribe 10 as q pursative medicine.
Be- Take only the GENUINE, which always has
on the wrapper the RED TRADEMARKS and SIG
NArUREor J.H. ZEILiN & co.
FOP SALE DY ALI. DRUGGISTS.
80 29-W&Fly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-18
8itImond 1ispatth.
WEDNESDAY,. APRIL IS, 1883.

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LATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.