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yarranted the strongest Toughest ;and Nl0A tlhs-
70 Glue on Esrth' ROYAL fAMiLt CLUB Neuds
Everything SOLID ~ ROCK HARD As ADA
MANT.-FIRM A. GRANtTEH. New scientific
Discovery ,-ks.olutsyuiLc Nf Liquid tIue BuSi-
ness Of thc WOrldN ROYAL GLkE Is AbsOiutefl
Unbreakabie and Iaseparibiel A~>AN>ONlAN
GIANT among Other Clues ana Cemsa,s, MIL
LIONS OF People rc I sing Royal Glue and MIL
Lions NOR Mast Have II. No ueaiing-No
Prenarasioa-Alwty Ready Always llquidi
Gluss CHINA, MOOD, GLASS, Leather, Billiard
Cue Tips and Cloih, Croc.ary. csanamenis OF
Every kind, Metals, Patches On Leather ani Rub
Der Shoes. Book Backs. Bue-a-hrac. and Every
thing Ehe with lnscpArssir Dciacity. MANU-
FAtTURERS OF Textile fabrsss. straw Goods,
Artlhctll Flowers. imitation Stoned Glass, gun
fslbeis, kine Carriages and Psanos. Palsn cara
Board, on ClOth and CarpSAs. who use kofAl.
CLyE tor sizing, Svn,ang Az Glueing p~rposes,
| supplied by the PINT. Ga,tCa. or Al 1ALioN
EARgFL. ROYAL 6iuc Talks for itssh. iir
News OF Its Marvellous sad h~Ntraordinarl W.
hraklhle Oua.ities, It's Great SlsoOthnt.s z toxt,
| ht,ity and Sfrength kLASlitN | n ichl NiNu
| from one Customer - AnO,herH klNr oN.rs-
I MEN lob Thousands u Bottles % royal n',S
| Druggist. Groosgs. etc, SMALL hol seii nun
| dreds Of Bottles - business Ohlcce anu ratntncs.
| rs CENT ner Bottle, VIII brosh ani ~ '"ser;
by NAIL, poetpaid, 10 centsehtt hahu.s.e"V"
IS47 Pennsylvania ave-. Washingto1,i ~.
LIVE AGENTS wanted ~ every 'NS anu tVei-
~ throughout The United states. tanrit, turopo
and souln America. Sold by Druggists, 6focerss
Sta,ioners, liar iware and Variety peaiers .sspy.
wtcr,. Tho Trade and Public supplied Dy btnn
/ HNlDGTs, 1903 rrsaklin stree" .iensuI%"'
Va "s9'
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CURICUEA REMEDIES are the greatest mcdi-
cincs on earth. Had The worst case Of salt rleum
ian this county,. Ny mother had II twenty yelrsi'
and. in fact. died from it. / believe CCTiCJRA
would have saved hcr ife. Ay arms. breast. and
head were covered for three years, which nothing
relieved or cured until ! used the tlIltlRA
EESOLVENT internally. and ~CUTlCjHA and
CUTIgURA SOAP externally.
EWARk O. j. ". ADAMS
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moro &C i've and I092u points higher; closing
strong: Irime steam spot, ~ I9Omsll. g5 u
arrive, stI 50; May, S~11.SDmsi2: june. sIi.94
si2.i3; re.'ncd quoted at sii.s5@sll.9o.
kresghts strouktT.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. Nav 5.-flour unchanged and nc.
tive Whcat-southeTn steady. western irregular
aud higher, closing ea.y; southern red. $1,000
si.23; amber, sl.2f@si.27; No. i. Maryland,
sl.2o bid; No. z wcsierv winter red. Spa and
May.si.224@kl.22 b. torn--sOuibern steady and
active; WESTERN ,pot, stea5s: options lower and
oats steady, Win better demast: southern. 5Im
oic.. western While. be-. miNof,J"G5ic.; Penn
syivanial 2la24e. proyi.Ions about steady and
s5H9kc. rugar dun; ~ soft. sssc. WhIskey
Tdct ai sl.i6s@si.l7. Freights dGll and un-
changed.
C~rNcrSNATf. May 5.-nhcsi irre1siar and TN
settled; ~sLI2mtII1 spst. Germ hrm: SOC. spot
ace. PORK Gull and nominal. Lard bisher AZ
sil.3J @sI1.37k. Bulk-Ineats bu0ylnt: shoul-
ders. $685.: RIB. 1905. Bacon strong and
Sl2. Whiskey unchanged. sugar easier: hards,
refinco. 9sfg9sc.; New orleans. 6aa7Nc. Hogs
weak aud slow common and ligh;. :6.lO@s7.30;
packing and butchers, $500 $3.50.
LOUISVILLE.
louisville. May 5.-Transactions small. Quo
tdtions unchanged.
IT. LsUIs.
ST LoUIs. May D. Flour steady and unchanged.
fau, -sl.l3Lmsi.I4 cash, si.isl May, si.l5@
Sl.lJH June; No. , red fall, sI.0s. Torn mae
i've end lower. 52.W 52lc. cash. 52Am52+c.
WAY oZesc. June. Oats lower: 1876. cash. f2sc.
Nay, 43s 0ifsc. June. Whiskey steady 10 a1.If-
Pork higher: 1850 bid. cash and May. $1,000
bid June; Job lots sold at si0.9n@s2O: Bulk
meats strong. Bacon strong and held higher, but
nothing done. Lard quiet at Sil.25.
CHICAGO.
CWcAGo, May 5.-Flour dnll ard unchanged.
Wheat regular and fctiyc hut lowcrat si.i2s Stay,
SILK June; NJ. . Chicago epiirg. Sl.ll4n
sl.l2. NO. 3 Chicago spring, Doe: No. 2 red
winter, Sl.l3Msi 49,. Corn in fir demand but
lower; 5Stc. cash and May. 5jho554c. June.
Oats dull and easier; fOaer4lc. cash aud May.
MSi9.9O cash ana biay. Sl9.95 June. Lard active,
frm. and higher: Sll.95mSl2 cash aud May,
Sl2.07.msi2.lO June. Observation-Disclosures
Sc, short rio, ioac; short clear, lie. Whisky
steady and unchanged.
MILWAUKEE.
NILwhrKEE. Nay 5.-Flour neglected and NOM
inai: spring extras, S3.5OmSJ. 30 Wheat irrcgu.
lar; No. z Milwaukee hard. sl.20: soft, spot
and May, Ei.Iln: June. Si.li; No. 3 Mllwau-
kcc. SEC; No ! Milwaukee. Sic. Corn dun aud
lower; No. ,. 541c. Oats dun. No. 2. il4c.;
$500 cash and ilay, 40 June; Iari-PItme
steam, Sll.95 cash and May, sl2 June. Hogs
firm at s7.3J.
NEW YORh Cotton FUTURES.
NEW YORK, Nay 5.-Cotion-Nct receipts. 10
bales: gross receipts, 1865 bales. iuiur,s closed
weak and Irregular sales, $4,000 bales: May,
S1~p.Q6HFI0.9S; June, siI.n3NSll.0f July,
sII.uJ. August, SlI.09NSll.lO: Seplember,
$lO.6SmSlO.7p october, sI0.2SMs10.30 No
ycmbcr, slO.170 slO.lS; December. SlO.19@
1901; January, slO.26@SlO.2S.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
HradInugI, Beefen.

IB! cable 10 The Dispatch.I
LONDON, May 5.-If in the House OF Com
mons yesterday afternoon the motion for
the previous question on the pending pro-
position Of Sir Stafford Northcote that
Bradlaugli be not allowed TO take the oath
had been carried instead Of leing defeated
the effect would have been to prevent the
putting Of Sir StatfOrd's motion. The ulti-
mate result would have been, therefore,
that i'm the absence OF any instructions
from the House such rs be had sought the
Speaker would have been compelled TO per-
nit Bradlaugh TO take the oath as be re-
qucstcd at the opening OF the session. The
successful operation Of the previous ques-
ton wa the chief hope OF the supporters
OF Bradlaugh, who that he has,
In view OF Yesterdays developments, de-
cided TO visit his constituents and TO for
mally tender his resignation as their elected
REPRESENTATIVE
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The CiviI-seryice Regulations.

10y teIeeraph 10 Che Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, May 5.--At a special meet
ing OF the Cabinet this afternoon the civil
service regulations Were further and it is
understood finally considered. All the
members Of the Cabinet and members OF
the C~iyil-Seryice Commission were present.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANG

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, May s., 1883.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Whi;c, POS bussels' Red, l'z22D%sh-
els.
CORN.-White, 20S bushels.
MEAL.-S4 bushels.
PEAs.-S9 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAP.-Whitc, COS bushels pfime on griYatc
,c,,,,s cd. 800 bushe = mixed on private terms
- bu-.sols mixed al +I.24; 20s bushels FAIR u
prlme Sbortberry at SI15 10 Sl.23.
CORN.-Mbite, 29S bushels s0vi~ pfipSe ~ %
10 100
ME Ar--Si bushelSai csc.
PFss.-45 bushels black on priyate tssns;
CCIroN.-Tone ffnl. ltecefptssf ~ $50 Doo'@
tiete: Milduug, 9f,c.: low mltliiug, o'sNs
0ES. good ordiuasy, $50 s.o; orh@rr those
81 .ned. 0AN1.o
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CprAT neutrality-suspicious.

The half has no. been told rs 10 the great cura-
tive powers Of the CUTtCURA REMEDIES. |
have paid hundreds Of dollars for medicines To
rure diseases Of the blood and skin, aud never
found awning vet to equal the ttIiCIkA
REMEDIES. CHARLES n. WlLLlAMS'
Providence, Il. l..
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rrsr p

have used your CDTlCURA REMEDIES in
and cured them all. Your CUTICUitA REoOl.-
VENT. so far as my supply allows me 10 test u,
has. in my hands. exceeded in efficacy and ch-
cheney any Alternative compound (blo0d-puriierl |
have ever made use OF I'm an active practice OF
thirty years duration. l.. \. ECkEli, VI. d..
JACKSONVILLE, PA.
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Iio,lr.

Elour-we caote: Inc, sS@sS.s5; supethnN
ss.75ms4.2S:eNua S5.lAGS5.a0: common ian>
Dy. s5.bOTs3.15; Patenttamily, f7@s11o.
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Ry Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

r 1ttNhs
INV MAY D. NOoa.--tOcks duh but gene
raUy strong. Money. 3Iai per cent. tNcD1nge-
Ions, 49,: short. 40. state bonds neglected.
G~oscrnmcmis gcnr1.ly unchanged.
u 4.-ENcnaugc, tc22. Governments
unchanged: new rs, lDj hld; new Us, 1913;
new a.. I94: new r.. 1888. Money, 2sat per
cent. closing offered AT l.. state bonds feature
currency. #~T.2Ol.UUO.
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CIEE IN E CASE.

Your CUTICTRA REMEDIES outseil all other
medicines keen FOR skin-dlseases. My customers
and paticnt. .ay that they have effected a cure III
evcrv instance where other remedies have failed.
II. ". BROCKWAl, NJ. d..
FRANKLIN FALLS, y. III.
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A medical SUDDEN. named Daustn,
Got sick with the mumps In BosIin,
But as IN the Hub
They -. Jacobs OH rub.
Acurcd studtn. went bacS1o Auslips
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Moon MADE OF GREEN CHEESE THAT is
one OF tle things we know very little
about. so also about the man in the noon;
we know hardly anything OF him. But we
do know that ii the man in the moon or
any other man partakcs too freely Of green
cheese or any other indigestible article Of
diet he will have dyspepsia and boweltrou
bles. And we know that the way TO get
rid Of such is to take Perry Dayis's Pain
Killer.
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MISCELLANEOUS

NDIFS WHO DESIRE \ PURE ING
IIIslT COMPLEXION should nse FLEtIs
Jersey CREAM At an tiResin li.ee OF si'uri1us
sa,ne irs.d ofcrn warla and dusty or iatgtNnS
yysit ar mic. is refreshing effects are simply as,
tonishins. 1t completes. r rel ,Gc 5, a@, ,Ssyips sn Il
~, NV g,,eef. A. makes "A bath, or tfen the mere
washi,r of The face, an unoreampt,oL pleasure
II mases Inc skin. he,rtifull( pure aad slao9tnin
rof >Ne ~ All. Robins,
i"tS t"V 'O"' WhOlcsae Druggist,
523 NORTH second stree kieh,nonSS
r,oo ,ho reutloNan dOte on 10. my O-1~rtt-
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JOHN W. GORDON

JOIIN w. GORDON
VIII c%0ntinae 10 conduct a
GENERAL INSURANCE BUSINESS
"A tbe Office lttely occupied by Gordon & pieasants-
No. NORTH ELEVENTH STREET.
General Agent fof NE
UtgBUEG-BREMEN FIRt-lNSIEAN CE
COMPANY.
TRAYTLLERS' ACCIDENT INSURANCE. COM
pANY,
BROOKLYN LIFE-INSURAhCt COMPANl-
JOIIN ". GORDON.
No. : north Eleventh street,
my 9-it Richmond, Va
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CUTICUBA EEsOLYENT.
CUTICURA, AND CUTlCURA SOAP
.nIn ENIPNMuELE.

PRICE: %CUTICURA, 80 cents and 81 per box;
CUTICURAR EsOLVENT. 81 per hottle; Cttt-
CTRA SOAP. % cents; CUTICURA SHAVING
SOAP. 10 cents.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO..
nv r-Su(Wfw Bost'u.
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SMALL-pOX
M
PUTTING OF SMALL
O
PREVENTED.

4 member of my fam
ilV was t1kcn with
SMALLPOX. ] used
the FLUID. The patient
was not dciirious. WAS
notplttcd.aud wasahOnt
Lhc house again ia three
weeks. and no others had
IT.. ". PARKINSON,
Philadelphia.
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SEEDS, Sc.
PLANTS.

,ToMATO-PLAHTs, 40c. per 100, or - per
1000:
CABBAGE-PLANTS, soc. ger 100 or F-'oo per
l.uCO; 100 An
/ SWEFT-POTATO PLANTS, 25c. yer LOO. or 81
p" neg /. QUO. JOSEPH e.. ALLhRD,
Twentieth ald Franklin streets
,vo-uv FGsg8ts Richmond. Va.
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DIPliTlIEEIA
PREVENTED.


Tie piy -ici1ns here
use DkRBN- I
very success fully in tie
treatment Of Dll'il-
iberia.
\. 5TOLLENWEBCK.
Greensboro Ala.
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The eminent physician
j. MARION SIMS, 3d..
d.. New York. says: II
am convinced Professor
DARBiS
LACTIC FLUID IS i
valuable disiufectant.
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Uora,io Seymour will be seventy 'hre'
years old on the 3lst OF this month.
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NEW YORK, May 5.-Cotion-Sct receipts. 10
bales: gross receipts. 1866 bales. tuiur : closed
weak and Irregular sales, $4,000 bales: May,
S~1p.06Hfl0.9S; June, sil.n3WSll.Of 4: July,
SII.oj; August. SlI~.09@Sll.lO; seplember,
$lO.Gs9sl0.7g; october, s~iO.2o@s1o.30' Mo-
SlO.2l: JanuarN. HlO.g6MSIn.2s.
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PORTOFNEwPURT's NEWS, MAY ., 1883.
lBy telegraph
INSURANCE.
DESULTS On POLICY iG,51I, ISSUED
IL BY THE

DESULTS On POLICY fG,511, ISSUED
III BY THE
NORTHWESTEEN MUTUAL
LTFE-INSTRAtCF COMPANY
on the fe Of John Callighan. Louisville, ny, June
II. IS69-agc, = years: Endowment payable in
fifteen wears. Amount, $4,000. annual pre-
MUM. SB02.70. Dtcideads dpptied u reduce
pUvWeHfS. -
Total fifteen aVmcntS.. %
Less Thirteen dividends. 2'b3s 90
,c,p,lca.b outlty.... ..s13O2 80
The ficc Of This policy, $4,000. VIII D. paid IN
June. 1854. one dividend VIII ai-o De- paid With
M p0lcy. and % nual dividend Tn June, lsSJ.
ThebObcy viii cost Mr.. can CHAN lee AlnS7.u0o
and girt him ~ DrOtt ~ DtyTs ttNn $4,000 De-
siiey 10000 Insurance fer F0esn ysogs.
LOUISVILLE. KY. April II, lS-2.
lam the holder of Policy No. iO.1ll. Tor elp,-
600 on The nflecn-yclr plan, IN the
tive Mutual Iiic-iusurauce Company.
and am 80 wCll pleased with the results OF that
policy that | have taken Slo.Ouo additiosal IN
snrance la The same company. can chceffully
this company 10 all who may want
Lifc-lnsurancc. l>lgnedI
ON C~ALIACBAS.
For further Information address
JOHN ~. CARY & SON.
General Agents Northwestern Mutual.
m 1C-CotfmyIl
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mARI>r ISrELs..GENCE.
PORT Or RICHMOND. MAY 5, 1883

Sun rises.......... 5:u3 HIGH TIDE.
sun sets..~....... $40 Morniug""..." f:5I
Moon ssts"....... 500 Eycning.."..... 9:l6
PORr or RICHMOND, MAY 3, 1883.
ARRIVED.
steamship Roanoke. Couch. New York. mer-
chaudlsc and passenger. q. Is. Allen z CO.. gents.
steamer Pioneer. -. Philadelphia, mcrchan-
disc, }. ". MctdfricA. AGENT.
steamer Ariel. clifford, Norfolk. Jni'ed states
mail. merchandise, ahd passengers, J.. II. Gatpr
superintendent.
schooner Howard A.. Hunt, sharp, Kenncbec,
lee. Richmond lee Company.
PORT OF NENpOH1'S NEWS. MAY ,, lSS3.
lBy Telegraph
~TrYE
steamer Luray. Scherincrhorn. Norfolk. mer-
cEandi-c and PASSENGERS, chesapeake and ohio
Railway Company land sailed 81 rcfurnl.
steamer Accomac. Delk. merchandise and pas
sengors, SmithHeii. Chesapeake and ohio Railway
Company (ani slilcG ON returnl.
steamer Northampton. NcCarrick, Norfolk,
merchandise aud pas-cnecr-- thcsaueake anh ONO
Railway Company ltnd sailed on returnl.
steamship NymphWa. BROOKS, New orleans, FOR
Dunkirk, put IN for coal.
SAILED.
Schooner H.. :. Williams, -, Boston, coal,
| Chesapeake aud ohio Railway Company.
schooner II. u. Cousins, @, Boston, coal, thcsa-
pe1kc AMI Ohio Railway Company.
steamship Nymph1a (as above. having coaiei
BAY TEAME ASHORE.
Especial telegram % the Dispatch.l
Fort MONROE. May 5.-Tbe Bay Lines freight
steamer McstOycr. Captain tldridgC. went ashore
on Hampton Bar I'm a dense fog this morning.
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Ii L%YNcHnrRG sTRIEEs.

L%YNCHBURG, May 1.-The strike OF tobac-
co-stcmmcr> and cigar-makcrs ended in the
former accepting the terms Of the employ
ers and i'm the manufacturers conceding the
points Of difference with the latter. except
in a single instance. More trouble with
the roll-mlkcrs is apprehended, Is Il uum-
Der OF these operatives are working under
non-nuion REGULATIONS, and are to-day
threatened by the Laborers' Association.
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Eiotous striking Bakers In vienna

VIENNA, May j.-Little progress seems
10 have been made towards adjusting the
grievances which caused the bakers assist
ants here to strike last night. one
thousand Of the strikers engaged in n riot
at the assembly rooms. The furniture
was destroyed and windows broken. The
rioters then threw up a barricade in the
street to enable them to resist the police.
who had been summoned to quell the dis
turbance. and who had 4 difficult time in
subduing the Infatuated mob. Simulta-
neously with this outbreak 4 demonstration
was made in another part Of the city by
four hundred pore strikers. They At
tackled the building occupied by the
Bakers Association, the doors Of which
they broke. Both parties Of rioters were
finally diSpqrscd.
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MINERAL. WATERS.

NOR TABLE USE,
TIE NATURAL MINERAL,
KAISER WATER,
FROM BIRREsBOEN on TEE RHINE.
RECOMMENDED BY THE HIGHEST MEof-
cab AUTHORITIES.
FREDERICK HoILENDER.
Sole hsent for tie Unlicd st1sts sad Canada.
us, ll7,ll9 Elw direct, New YSEk.
APP 2s-eod3m
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In cases Of DEATH st
should De used about
the corpsc-it will pre-
vent any unpleasant
smell.
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The Labor T'rOuEJoS.

RAILROAD LAEOIEES ENFORCING 4 sTR1KE.
tDy telegraph to Tie D!spatch.l
ST. PAUL, MINI. MAY Six hundred
laborcrs on the Manitoba railway between
Minneapolis and Lake NinncttOnke have
asked Tor IN advance OF wages from SLIT
TO Sl.7j per day. The leaders in the Attain
yesterday morning threw down their tool,
and declared that no one should work unit
the advance was made. They then startcC
down the track stopping the men at work
All The cars were run OIL the track. ant
further threats. not yet carried out. Wcr,
made. \ portion OF the crew, under tn,
direct control Of the railroad. resumed
work under the protection Of armed men,
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: SCARLET-FENEE
CURED.
VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY, Nashy

VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY Nashville Tenn
,estifv TO the most excellent qualities Of Pro-
80 pkREYSP ROPHlLACIlC FLUID. Asa
dIs,nfectant and detergent il IS both theoretically
and practically superior 10 any preparation Win
HIt 49,, .r.uoIuted. y. I. LUTON,
H'V" ga" Professor Chemistry.
DARBYS FLUID ISRECOMMtNphD ny lion.
a. Poems. ID. D.. Church Of the Strangers, New
SoIk: Joseph LcConte, Columbia, professor Uni
vcrsity, south Carolina; Rev, .. bauls' ProIes-
sor Mercer University; Rev. Ge9rge T. fleTee'
njsbon Methodist Episcopal Church.
DT%DISPFNSABLE TO EVERY HOME, FER
fcctlv harmless. Used internally OF eAierhaiiy ioI
"The FLUID has been thoroughly tested ana we
b,yo abundant evidence that u has done everything
ho,e rl.imed. For fuller Information get 81 your
1r,,gsist a pamrhiet. or send 70 the prOprlcloIs,
uINs-' j. H. ZElLiN & q
Manufacturing Chemists, Philadelphia
oc 1-Su&WIy
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DAEnYs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
. ERADICATES
MALARIA.
'AGIOUS DISEASES

EEVFRED and SICK
persons refreshed ana
T. SORES prevent
ed by bathing with
DARBYS FLUID.
IMPURE AIR made
harmless and purified.
FOR SORE THROAT IL
is q sure en- e..
~CONTAGION Destroy
ed.
For FROSTED FEET.
{ Hi : y.
PILES, C~liAFlNGS,
&C..
~HiIEUMATISM cured.
SOFT. WHITE COM
PLEXlONS secured
hY use
~SHlP-FENEE prevent
ed.
TO PURIFY TIL =
BREATHE
THE TEETH, IL can't
Dc surpa .
CATkl;hlireiicyedan
cured.
~TRYSIPELAS cured.
BURNS relieved IN
siautiy.
SCARS prevented.
~DYSENIER1 cared.
WOUNDS healed rapid
ly.
SCIRVY cured.
An ANTfDOTE for an
imal on vegetable poi
sons. stings. sc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-06

TFTTER dried up.
CHOLERA prevented.
ULCERS purified and
healed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-06
VyOOD y COAL.

MS RECEIVED, FRESHLT-MlNED
81 REST ANTHRACITE COAL, In cry, stove,
and chestnut sizes.
EoREsT PINE WOOD. sawed and splt;
fIrEsT VIRGJNJA STEAM COAL:
iEUiGH LUMP COAL. for foundrie; hor besi
Goals purchasers wanted. :. i:
mrs Seventeenth street, AT Drs"-nIIusc.
DEsT ANTHRACITE COAL from
IS s5.75 T. So; EAST-BANk C0ALBURG,
from $3.50 10 IS rs per ton OF 2,0unl p9unas;
Ip,iyWVF WOOD. SO 10 $3.50; OAK. S2.75: LONG
and sAw ED and kINDLING at lowest clsl
nrices; aI kinds OF ENGINE COAL and SOIL
FoKE. Broad street opposite Theatre ana lvUo
east cary street, or Telephone No. l69;,
ca CHARLES III. PAGE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-06

fused the FLUID du-
ring our pre- cnt anne
lion with SCAKLEI-
FEVER with decided
advantage. II is ind
ncnsable 20 the sick
rogm.-WM =. SAND
FORD, Eyrie, Ala.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-06

WE WILL BE LIBERAL bUiEi'0
or'ToMAToEs, &C., during The coming season.
RICHMOND CANNING
LEWIS & CO., Proprletors.
Factory INV - my 6-eodtAul
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-06

AWE FIRST NUMBER
OF
THE VIRGINIA MONTHLY
Will be Issued in a few weeks.
px,oo or snhscfiption: One year, $500; SIX
months, sl.S5. Invariably IN advance, - now
nv y ,ye sball dlstrihdte u large EDITION
seyy widely through this ana the adjoining states
For terms. address u.o..or
:" N. II. WEsSQN, business Mahager,
up 2c.~u2ls "iehHV'''"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-06
ntilI After thc NiI,iiIsts.

ST. PETgRsBUEG, May BIT is believed
that the authorities at Moscow have been
invested with the pc Ner TO arrest a number
Of persons who have been acting suspi-
ciously in that city and TO detain them I'M
I'll the coronation Of the Gar has taken
place. Much i'll feeling exists in some OF
the regiments OF the army, owing to the
fact that rewards are being offered 10 men
to induce them 70 dcnouDce any OF their
comrades who are known 10 be Nihilists.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-07

cents, making Ia all about
49 per cent Of the original
indebtedness due the unfortunate de.
posters. Il is owing entirely to the
Judges splendid ability that the vic
tins of Mr.. Spencer have received
even this much Of their losses. 1t is
a very deplorable thing that some
means cannot be devised to protect
innocent and hard working people who
deposit their earnings for safe keeping.
While the general government is en-
gagged in the work of reform it would
be well to institute measures of relief
In this respect.
$50 p m.-Tbe food gates of heaven
have been opened and the aqueous
fluid is coming down in torrents, and
the thousands of hurrahing patriots
are fast deserving the streets and SEEK
ing shelter, leaving it to the clerk of
the weather to end the ceremonies BY
substituting the rumbling roar Of
thunder and the flashing Of lightning
for the cr,ck Of the pistol and the
glare of the bursting rocket. In this
respect Dame Nature is a grand sue
cess. This sudden change Of the pro-
gramme will prove very disastrous to
those who presented themselves out
doors enveloped in their finest raj
ment To say that it is raining hard
does not convey any idea Of the food
that is pouring over this region. Such
being the case | will bring this com
to a full stop, as it is far
too inclement to venture out to the
nearest police station to make inquire
for the very latest" items.
NAYR