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Virginia News.

Mr.. ii. III. Lewellen, a well-known
planter OF. Halifax county, died OF heart
disease on Wednesday.
Giles Henderson, OF Blacksburg, was
kicked by vicious horse few days ago
and had his leg broken.
Protracted services in Abingdon have
resulted in, SIX additions to the Presbyte-
rian church at that place.
A fire in the room of Mr.. Stewart. Of
Roanoke, several nights ago, destroyed $40
in money and 500 In negotiable paper.
1t is stated that prominent citizen OF
Scott county has become a raving maniac
from the effects OF poisonous vaccine mat
ter.
The Abingdon Standard understands
that Mr.. Holiday, OF Greendale, in that
county, made SAG on tobacco raised on
less than an acre OF ground.
At Abingdon Tuesday Jack Miller and
James Younce had q difficulty in bar
room, during which Miller drew a knife
and cut Younce in the neck, inflicting a
wound that may prove fatal.
Mike Brown, a young man living about
three miles from Lexington, committed
suicide few days since by hanging him.
self from an apple-tree. he had not been
in his right mind for some time past.
The Salem Register says: The many
friends OF that elegant gentleman Rev.
William J. Shipman will be sorry to learn
that he is soon to leave us, having accepted
the pastorate of the Sidney Baptist church
in the city Of Richmond.
Bishop A. w. Wilson, of The Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, has accepted an
invitation rendered him by the faculty Of
Washington and Lee University to preach
the Baccalaureate sermon ut the COM
mencement in June next.
On Tuesday evening the dwelling-house
OF Mr.. Atcheson Pollock in Stafford county,
three miles from Fredericksburg, was de-
stroyed by fire. No insurance. The
flames communicated from defective
chimney.
The WythevilIe Enterprise says: "The
greatest farce that has yet been enacted on
account OF the smallpox scare was the
quarantining OF DR.. Jerry Farmer, OF Dub
lin, physician OF extensive practice, by
the Pulaski authorities on his return from
a visit to Wytheville last Sunday. He came
here with a patient to consult with DIR.
Hunter Mcclure, who was also on pro-
fessional visit in Wytheyiile. on that day,
and on his return his house was placed
under guard, and himself and family cut
off from business and social relations with
the outside world" The Enterprise states
further that the Doctor is very mad, and
that the best OF the joke is that there is not
a single case of smallpox in Wytheyille.
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Rriefs and Personals,

The Senate Yesterday confirmed the nom-
ination Of Judge Edmund Waddill as Dis
trict Attorney for the United States Court
for the Eastern District OF Virginia.
On Monday Mr.. w. S. Edmonds, at New
bern. n. c., sold TO Mr.. A. l.. Way his fine
pointer Frank for $3.50. At this price
there is more money in dogs than in sheep.
Frederick Douglass has consented to de-
liver a lecture at the Thlrd-Street Metho-
dist Episcopal church (cOloreD on Tues
day evening, March 9th. On his arrival he
will be met at the depot by the colored
military, and escorted through the streets.
The subject Of his lecture will be "Seif-
Made Men"
The sales of postage-stampS, stamped en-
velopes, postal-cards, &C., at the Richmond
post-oflice in February amounted to S9,9l7 (;
same month last year, S10,0S2; and in 1881,
S7,095.
III theatre-goers would avoid unfavorable
comment they would try and get to their
seats before the first act Of the performance
is half through. Coming in late, The noise
made causes everybody in the house TO lose
what is being said on the stage, and directs
particular attention to the growing going
on all around.
Messrs. Williams & Bowe sold on yester-
day for S4,475 the lot at the northwest
corner OF Cary and Pine streets, fronting
1jj feet, upon which the purchasers will
erect a block Of handsome tenements.
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Trouble at Big.Bend Tunnel.

THE DAMAGE CAUSED BY A DERRICK on CAR
AND NOW NEARLY REPAIRED-wILL BE ALL
RIGHT BY TOMORROW.
On Wednesday a portion OF the tempo
rary archway i'm the Big-Bend tunnel was
knocked down, and in consequence there
was considerable tumble Of earth, and
several ears of a train that was passing
through at the time were caught and held
tightly in the grasp OF the Debris.
The Big-Bend tunnel is on the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway seven and half
miles from cast OF Hinton, W. Va. 1t Is
{, 400 feet long, and when first opened was
arched with timber, the company intend
ing to replace 1t with brick-work. For
two years past the brick-work has been
pushed forward as rapidly rs possible, but
the workmen have often to stop TO allow
trains to pass, and so cannot make great
speed. They have, however, been work
ing day and night from both ends, and
have finished 1900 feet Of brick arch
way.
On wednesday long train was passing
through the tunnel. The twelfth car from
the locomotive was wrecking car-that IL,
a car with a derrick or it. The boom OF
the derrick was made so as TO run down
into the ear to lower it for safe passage
through tunnels. On this occasion, how
ever, the boom was left standing up high.
The consequence was that when it met this
old wooden arching il tore it down for
about fifty or sixty feet. With the archmg
fell great quantity OF earth, fixing several
ears in position, from which only the pick
and spade will release them. Since that
time no trains have passed through the tun-
mel. Passengers have been carried around
by the wagon road, distance OF three
miles.
The company have been making extra
ordinary exertions to clear the track and
restore the arching, and will be successful
by tomorrow. The officers OF the COM
pany have stated that the trains will pro-
bably run through tomorrow. They have
.aken this opportunity to strengthen the
lrching wherever 1t seemed to need it,
md the tunnel will now, it is believed,
be safer than ever.
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A ppIcr-IIsT THAT TELLS:

A PRICE-LIsT THAT TELLS:
A TWENTY-FIvE-DOLLAR SUIT for ais.
A TWENTY-DOLLAR FINE CAssIMERES SUIT
for s14,
AN NEIGHTEEN-DOLLAR BLUE-CLoTII SUIT
fors sl3,
A FIFTEEN-DOLLAR CASHMERE SUIT for
$40,
A THIRTY-DOLLAR woRsTED SUIT for sl6,
A FoRTY-D0LLAR SPRING OVERcOAT FOR
s22,
A THIRTY-DoLLAR SPRING ovERcoAT for
SlS,
A TWENTY Y-FIvE-DoLLAR SPRING OVER
COAT for sl4,
A ATwENTY-DoLLAR SPRING oNERcoAr
for sI2,
AFIFTEEN-DoLLAR SPRING ovERcoAT
forSl0,
AN EIGHT-DoLLAR SPRING ovERcoAT for
si.25,
A GcODPAIRO OF FwORKING-PANTSf fors1.5o,
A THREE-DOLLAR PAIR or PANTALoONs
for SO,
A FouR-DOLLAR PAIR OF PANTALooNs
for $3.50,
A AFIvE-DoLLAR PAIR OF PANTALooNs for
$3.50,
$3.50,
AN EIGHT-DoLLAR PAIR OF PANTALooNs
for So,
A TEN-DoLLAR pAIR OF PANTALooNs for
A TwELvE-DeLLARPAR OF FPANTALooNs
fors7.
Remember we will cheerfully return the money
to all dissatisfied purchasers.
MISFIT STORE, 912 Main street.
MIsFIT STORE, 9l2 Main street.
OPEN IN THE EVENING TILL O'CLOCK;
SATURDAY TILL 10 O'CLOCK. NH 1-3t
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virginia Historical Society.

A meeting Of the Executive Committee
of the Virginia Historical Society was held
last evening at their rooms, in the West
moreland Clubhouse. Present: Messrs.
Cabell (chairmanl OFT, Valentine, Brooke,
and Brock.
A large number OF gifts were reported
books, autographs, and curious articles
including autograph-letters Of Governor
Henry A. Wise, President John Tyler, DR..
John Buchanan, pardon signed by Presi-
dent Andrew johnson, an album OF photo
graphs OF American and European celebri-
ties, porcelain medallion portraits OF Napo-
leon III. and Eugene, and two memorable
and massive mahogany chairs from William
II. Wesson, Esq, Sublett's post office,
Powhatan county, Va; copies OF al Alire
and Merry; or, The London Daily Post,
for Thursday, April B." and Saturday,
July 49," [174Ol--a little humorous sheet in
size ten by twelve inches, made up OF eX-
cerpts and advertisements, with but sin
gle Jest in each of scarce six lines, a singu-
larity OF which is that the date OF the year
is not given in the caption, but Is only as
eertained from the teXt-from DIR. John Nj.
Kollock. Seattle, Washington Territory,
through Charles Harris, Esq, Philadelphia,
Penn. an antique decanter slide, from
Mrs. DR.. j. J. Gravatt, Port Royal, Caro-
line county, Va
The corresponding secretary stated that
a steel-plated portrait OF W. W. Corcoran,
ESQ.,, and material duly annotated for
volume OF fully 600 pages, were IN readi.
ness, and that the printing only awaited
the expectedadd'tion to be furnished by
Henry Stevens, Esq, from the public re-
cords OF Great Britain. 1t is proposed that
the work shall be bound in cloth. Upon
this statement the committee deemed II ex-
pedient TO commence the printing OF the
work at once.
The following gentlemen were elected
members Of the Society: Messrs. Walter
J.. G. Bidde and William Francis Cregar,
Philadelphia, Pa; William Hill Wesson,
ESD, sublett's post-ofllce, Powhatan conn-
ty. Va. Messrs. Edward Ingle and VIII
liam J. Thomas, Johns Hopkins Uniyersi-
ty, Baltimore, Nd; Joseph NJ. blair, Esq,
Va.
Adjourned.
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THE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE OF
THE NURSERY.

The following is an extract from letter written
to the German Reformed Messenger, at Cham
bersburg, Penn:
a BENEFACTRESs.
just open the door for her, and Mrs. Winslow
will prove the American Florence Nightingale of
the Nursery. OF this We are so snre that we will
teach oHr "susy" % say, "A blessing ON Mrs.
Winsow" " for helping her 10 survive and escape
the gripping, colicdng, and teething siege. MRS.
WINsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP relieves the
child FROM pain, and cures dysentery and diar-
rhea. 1t softens the gums, reduces Inflammation,
cures wlnd-colic, and carries the infant safely
through the teething period. ItperrOrms precisely
what 1t processes to perform, every part Of itno-
thing less. We have never seen Mrs. Winslow-
know her only through the preparation of her
Soothing Syrup for Children Teelbing.n If we
had the power we would make her, as she is,
physical savior 10 the infant race. Sold by all
druggists. Twenty-Five cents . bottle.
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POLICE CoURT.--The following cases
were disposed OF yesterday:
James Barnett, James Brady, and Ike
Turner, charged with feloniously breaking
and entering in the nighttime the dwell
ing-house OF j. w. johnson, and with
stealing one silver-plated watch. one gold
set ring, one PLAIN gold ring, and divers
other articles, all Of the value OF S7j. Dis
charged.
George IL. Harris (colored). charged
with stealing one lot OF United States post
age stamps. Discharged.
Arnold Haag, charged with fighting and
throwing rocks in the street. Fined SIS.
William Lynch (colored), charged with
assault and battery. Fined S5 and costs.
Joseph w. Argyle, charged with assault
ing and beating John Does. Guilty o, as
cault and battery, and fined $50 and costs,
and Jailed for twenty-iour hours. Appeal
taken to Hastings Court.
William Smith and Alexander Wilson,
charged with driving their teams on the
street faster than allowed by ordinance.
Fined 50.
Ann Moss and Lizzie johnson Doth
colored), charged with fighting in the street.
Fined S5 each.
James Allen, charged with driving his
team in the street faster than allowed by
ordinance. Fined $5.
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Real Business.TaIk About Gas

The Committee on Light have instructed
their chairman, John NJ. Higgins, Esq. to
report to the next meeting of the Council
an ordinance reducing the price of gas to
$3.50 after the 1st OF October, by which
time the works can be remodelled and the
gas manufactured at reduced price.
The committee have also adopted reso-
luton looking to relieving gas-consumers
of the burden Of paying for the gas used
in our streets and public buildings.
They renew their recommendation for an
appropriation of $4,000 to be used in re-
modelling the gas-works.
1t will not be the fault OF this committee
ii cheaper and better gas is not soon fur
nished to our people.
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GET THE GENUINE ARTIcLE.-The great popu-
larity of e" WILBoR's COMPOUND Of Cop-LIyER
OIL AND LIMEn has ihduced some unprincipled
persons 10 attempt 10 palm OF q simple article of
their own manufacture; but any person who Is
suffering from Coughs, Colds, or Consumption.
should be careful where they purchase this article,
IL requires putting. The results Of Its use are its
best recommendations; and the proprietor has
ample evidence on file Of its great success in pull
monary complaints. The Phosphate Of Lime pos
sesses a most marvellous healing power, rs COM
bned.with the pure Cod-Liyer OH by DIR. WILBoR
It Is prescribed by the medical faculty. Sold by
A. b. WILBOR, Chemist, Boston, and all druggists
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BROAD STREET MErHoDIsr CHuRCn.-The
special revival services which have been In
progress at this church for the past two
weeks continue TO grow In interest. Last
night Rev. s. s. Lambeth preached to n
large and attentive congregation. On TO-
morrow the doors Of the church will be
opened for the reception Of members.
The meetings win be continued next
week, and all are invited to attend.
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TwrNrY-FoUR HOURS TO LIVE.

From John Krhn, Lafayette, Ind, who an.
nounces that he Is now In "perfcct health" we
have the following: "0ne year ago was, to all
appearance, In the last stages OF consumption.
Our best physicians gave my case up finally got
so low that our doctor said could not live twenty
four hours. My friends then purchased bottle OF
DIR. WILLIAM HALLS BALsAM FOR THE LUNGS,
which considerably benefited me. continued
until took nine bottles. l am now In perfect
health, having used no other medicine
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van Antwerp, Bragg 4 Co.

Mr.. j. w. Womack, agent for this firm,
had the best display Of books at the State
Conference Of School Superintendents.
81 recommended the introduction Of these
books in my. schools because they arc the
best" said a superintendent. In typo
graphical excellence, IN quality OF mate
rial, in superiority OF contents, the books
offered by Van Antwerp, Bragg X Co. lead
all others. This was the general comment
at the Conference.
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OTHELLo LAST NIGHT.-The second ap-
pearance Of Mr.. John Mccullough at the
Richmond Theatre this season in the char
acter OF Othelo last night attracted an
other full house. The reputation Of the
trogedian, high as 1t is, was eminently sus-
tanned, and his Othello was entirely pleas
ing to the audience. The support was
good, and the satisfaction resulting from
the smooth running Of the play was un-
broken.
To-day at the matinee Mr.. Mccullough
will appear as lngomar, and tonight the
Gladiator will be presented.
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MIsFIT STORE.
NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS

There are great number Of successes now before
the pubBc-she railroad, the steam-ensine' the
telegraph, the electric light the successful basi-
ness-man bat the success which Is the greatest
benefit to Richmond Is the success Of the
MIsFIT STORE, s12 MAIN STREET,
In cutting down the enormous proHts Of high
priced closhers By offering good garments at verY
reasonable ev1ef. Below VIII be found The list OF
golden eggs we are Offering the public.
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For OLD POINT AND HAMPToH.-On and
after Sunday (to-morrow) train will leave
Richmond every morning at $40 for Old
Point, returning the same night. The
train leaving here every afternoon will
continue rs usual.
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WHY HAS WHITE ROSE on A GOLDEN LYRE
been adopted as 4 trademark by j. r. ATkIN-
sONg Because their Toilet Preparations have be-
come so popular that they are extensively coun-
fnrf
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DURKEE's SALAD DRESSING, ready made,
rich and delicious dressing for all salads Of meat,
fish, or vegetables. Cheaper and infinitely better
than homemade. No sauce equal toit.
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"I've gained twenty pounds in two months''
writes Mr.. j. C. Power, Of Trenton, H. tDecem-
ber 2, 1922 "and am well man. I'd suffered
with liver disorders since 1862. Kidney-Wort
cured me-"
Strong words from a New York clergyman: I" l
Enthusiastically recommend hidDey-Wort. 1t
greatly benefited me-" says Rev. c. Z. hembie, of
Mohawk, y. y.
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For fine family carriages, ladies' phae-
tons, and yillage-carts, go TO w. G. Smiths,
30S north Fifth street.
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SAVE MONEY by having veur printing done al
the DISPATCH PRIsTING-IIoUsE. Good work
low prices. aud satisfaction guaranteed.
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Browns BRONCHIAL TRocHEs for Coughs and
Colds: IL cannot very well do without them,
There is nothing to be compared with them."-
Rev. o. d. Watkins, Walton, Ind. Price, 20
hox
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a1y- The Scarlet, Cardinal Red, Old-Gold,
Navy Blue, Seal-Brown Diamond Dyes
give perfect results. Any fashionable color,
10 cents.
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HECKER's BAKIyG-PowDER Is perfect In every
respect, heathful, thoroughly reliable, uniform In
strength, and its baking qualities cannot be sur
nassed.
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AUCTION: SALES THIS DAY.

De on all sales of Real Estatemade betweenthe
st OF January and last of June the taxes for the
present year have 20 be paid by the purchaser. On
all sales made between The 1st OF July and last. OF
the year the taxes have 10 be paid by the seller.
GThis custOKl was adopted about hftten years age
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, and ap-
plies to Richmond and yicinity.l
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, horses mules,
vehicles, &c.
DODGE 4 MONTGOMERY, IL A. H., white, yell
low, and Rockingham ware, lounges, e..
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pRowN,s IRON nrrrERs.
Ou, MY BACK!

That's common express '.oa aad has a world Of
mesaing. How much sun srisg, summed up In II.
The singular thing aooet ft Is that pain in the
hack is occasioncd 10y 10 many things. May be
caused by kidney-l yisessc, Liver Complaint, Con-
sumption, Cold. Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Over
work, Nervous eoility, &C.
Whatever ne cause, don't negiectit Something
is wrong H,d needs prompt attention. No medi-
cine has set been discovered that win so quickly
and sur ~ cure such diseases as
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
ape 4, does this by commencing at the foundation
AZ a making the blood pure and rich.
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(mh 3-eod1wl
KIDNEY-WORT.
KIDN W 0 II I
HAS BEEN PROVED
the surest cure for
KID NEl ID ; T. "A ) Il ;.

Does a lame back or disordered urine lndl-
cate that you are a victim? THEN DO NOT
HESITATE: use KGDNEY-WORI ct once
| druggists recommend itl, and II viii speec-
ily overcome the disease and restore healthy
action. ,,
LADIES--For complaints peculiar 10
YOUR ex. sch as pain and weaknesses, MD
SEY-WORT Is Unsurpassed, as IL VIII act
promptly and safely.
fFiTHER SFX.-IncOn;inence. retention
Of urine. brick. dust or ropy deposits, ana
dull. dragging pains, all speedily yield to lis
SOLD IY ALL DRUGGISTS. Price 81.
KIDN Y-wORT.
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LIEBIG's ExTRACTO OF MEAT.


7 IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT-FINEsT AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAvORING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES, AND SAUCES.
LIEBIG CoMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT.
An invaluable and palatable tonic in all cases
Of weak digestion and debility. "Is a success
and boon for which pations should feel CRATE
u.r-soe Medical Press" Lancet" "Brit-
ish Medical Journal &c.
CAUTION.-Genine only with the fec
simiie of Baron Liebig's signature In blue ink
across the label. This caution Is necessary
owing to various cheap and inferior sutsti.
tutes being In the market.
LIEBIG CoMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT.
To be had Of all storckeepers, Grocers, and
Chemists. Sole agents for the United States
(whol,-ale onlyl, C. DAVID & Co, 0 Fenchurch
avenue, London, England. ap 29-sa52t
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eftLs
NH 2-lw
7E OF PARTNERSHIP. The

NOTICE OF PARTNERSHIP
~ undersigned have this day. March 1. 1883.
formed a co-partnership, under the meme and
style of WOOD e COWARDlN. TO conduct the
practice OF DENTISTRY In its several branches
In the civ of Richmond, and offer their profess
sional services 10 former patrons and the public.
JUD. Il. WOOD. NJ. d., ID. ID. D.,
LEWIS NJ. COWARDlN, ID. ID. :.
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my friend, f. c. Legard, Of this city, used to be
drawn double from painful kidney disease. Kid
ney-Wort cured him.-James NJ. Kinney, drug
gists, Allegheny City, Pa, August %, 1882.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, slightly cooler and gene
rally fair weather, winds mostly from
northwest to southwest and higher ba-
rometer.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant
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NOTICE.

u will be observed from the above that ] have
formed cO-partnership with DIR. LEWIS VI. CO.
WARDiN 10 prosecute Jointly The practice OF
DENTISTRY.
IL is with sincere gratitude 30 my many friends
and the public for their liberal patronage bestowed
on me during the last fourteen years that now re-
turn thanks.
While TO our patients generally throughout the
city and State DIR. CONARDIN surely needs no
further cOmmen alton from me. | nevertheless
beg 10 giyethe public assurance of his professional
ability aud Integrity OF character.
NH I-3tE JUD. Il. WOOD, VI. ID.
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Purcst Medicinal whAskeys,
Brandies, and Wines can be bought OF
Joseph NJ. Blair, grocer, 803 Main street
pace Block.
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FERTILIZERS.

I BEG TO ANNOUNCE that have been
Il appointed agent for the sale Of LISTER BRO
TIERS CELEBRATED FERTILIZERS. Wher-
ever these have been tried they have given the best
satisfaction. respectfully solicit orders. and VIII
cheerfuily furnish any information desired on APP
pllcatiOn. n. W. WOOD. scotsman, corner sixth
and Marshall streets and 1880 Ma.u street Ric.i-
mond Va nh 2-lm
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SHOCKOE MILLS.
BLUE NOVA SCOTIA LUMP PLASTER.
grind this plaster FRESH DAILY as ordered,
and can guarantee II TO be superior to any on The
market. being sole agent for the best quarries IN
Nova scotia. IL viii be well to get prices before
buy ing elsewhere, especially for ground.
WARNER MOORE,
Manufacturer Ground Plaster,
Dealer in Lime, Cement &C..
foot Seventeenth street tsouth side ofDockl.
fc Am
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II had bsbitasi costiyencss, pain IN the pacH
and rheumstism.- writes >. ). scott, Burlington
VT, Kidney-Tort has cured them ALL
oe lO-Sa,Tu. u.Th&wtsihs
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.

In addition 10 my regular business. am now
grinding my STANDARD BRAND oF PLAs-
TER. whicil Is unequalled by any on The market,
and which intend shall become universally pOpu-
lar on IT. own merits. Having carefully seiectcd
my lump, can furnish The best guaiity, and hay-
ing the capacity for grinding hfty tons Der day,
can give consumers tie advantage ofhayiDg IL
fr shly ground. rs ! viii not keep a supply on
hand. but grind it after receiving orders on ,borl-
est notice. Price, &c. on application.
WILLIAM 4. KING.
3i00 to $500 Williamsburg avenue.
NH 3-2m Post-Office Box I.