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A Bloody ARRAY Among Cowboys.
THE LIGHTS PUT OUT AND GENERAL MELEE
CONMENCED-sEvERAL MEN KILLED.
rBy telegraph to the Dispatch.I

THE LIGHTS Put OlI AND 4 bENEhAl> MILL
COMMENCED-sEyERAL MEN KILLED.
1By telegraph to the Dispatch.l
DENVER. Coll. September 12.-The de-
tail, Of a bloody ARRAY which occurred At
McLain ranche, in Ebert county, on SUM-
day night. in which eight cowboys were
engaged. have Just reached here. Sunday
being dav Of, all hands went 10 Agate
station. on the Kansas-Pacitic road. and,
falling in with companions. opened the les
Invites with several drinks. Thence the
party rode 10 the neighb0ring rancho,
where they obtained = supply Of liquor and
started for home. the way two Of their
number. named Rossiter and Mckeever.
engaged in an angry dispute on trivial
matter. and all repaired 10 the herders
quarters 10 settle the difficulty. A. soon
as thew were inside the men clinchcd. and
both fell TO the ground fighting desperate
ly. their companions urging them on. Ia
hles and benches were removed. and in an
improyised ring the men beat and tore at
each other with the ferocity OF tigers.
On-lookers, in their excitement, mad
" howled and danced about, brand
isbing their revolvers and encolT-
aging their favorite in the fight.
While the orgie was az lis highest the OIL
lamp was knocked from is place. and the
room was in darkness. The men, now
completely mad, ran upon each other, and
in minute after the light had been eXtin-
guished the mslfe was general. The door
was locked. and there being no means OF
egress. each man fought for himself.
Amid resounding blows and curses pis-
tol-sbot rang out, and the death-cry Of the
victim paralyzed whatever of reason was
left in the party. Almost before the cry
had left the lips Of the unfortunate man
there was a wild fusilade. and for mo-
ment. by the ftful flashes, the gloom was
lighted. Rossiter was dead, two men
named Jones were weltering in their
blood, and three others were wounded
one at least fatally. Rollins and Mckeeyer,
the onl, ones not injured, fed, and have
not vet been apprehended.
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TBF FtItVfuDb % IDt DIspHltU+I
GALVESTON, September 12.-The Ners'S
San Antonio special says: W. ID. Ward,
correspondent OF the San Antonio Express,
who had been drinking heavily since last
night, was to-day in bar-room ut Hando
City talking with Robert q. Fly, son OF
Major Fly, wealthy mine-owner. OF Mex
leo. The pair had several drinks together,
when. suddenly, without a word OF warn
ing, Ward with pistol shot Fly in the eye.
killing him instantly. He then rushed out
shouting, I'm the wild Bill that killed
the -" Just then he was halted by a
sheriff, and is now in Jail.
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speech from Governor Hendricks.


TBY ItIttTAFH % M UIsUAIIH'I
COUNCII. BLUFFS, September l2.-Gov-
ernor Hendricks, OF Indiana, addressed
several thousand people here yesterday in
the interest Of the Democracy Of the State.
He spoke at length on the tariff question;
on national affairs generally, and on the
political issues in Iowa. He denounced
prohibition as a move TO confiscate the pro-
perry OF the brewers and liquor-dealers,
and argued il would never prove ope-
ratiye. He said Mr.. Tilden is not candi-
date for President, and be Governor
Hendricksl did not think be would be.
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RELTABLE TESTIMONY
pu,r,prtrHr, Pa, september 8, 1889.

PHILADELPHIA. IA, >epVeih"ci D. too-'
Hop Bftfers Company;
am seveOty-four years old. have lived thirty
four years in Philadelphia. and well known among
Germans. | have been troubled twelve years With
white swelling on my righ, foot. and getting
worse every year. and very painfal. and breaking
out in hot weather. ! consulted several Doctors
and :hey told me IL Wa. incursblc, and would
have In take IL with ne in the grave. some time
ago lost my appetite was costiye, had headache.
and fever: I'm fact, was very sick ] saw In the
German Democrat that Hop Bittcrs was what
needed. got bottle. took Il one week. and WIS
as well again as ever, snd 70 my gratcs surprise,
right from the first my swelling went down grad
uaIiy. and taking another bottle got entirely well
~ Il. The wife Of my neighbor had two such
sweings on her legs, and three bottles cured her.
think this Is great triumph for your bitters.
JONI sToLL,
No.4 Young's alley. above Willow street.
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NEWS AT HOME AND ABROAD.
WHAT THE WIRES BRING US.
Accident ON the Norfolk and Western
Railroad.
CARS DERAILED-oNI,Y ONE MAN
ut-vT

FOURTEEN CARS DERAILED-oNLY ONE MAN
HURT.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.I
FARsvILLE, Va, September 12.-Three
miles west Of Nottoway Courthouse, on the
Norfolk and Western railroad. the second
section OF Train No. 10 to-day ran into the
first section, demolisbing the engine Of the
second section and derailing fourteen box
ears. The accident was caused by the
front engine becoming disabled, and be-
fore man could be sent back the second
section ran into it. The track is entirely
blockaded. and no trains can pass the
wreck until temporary track is built, and
this will not be completed until some time
tomorrow morning. No one was hurt
except brakeman, who got his collar
bone broken.
Another Account.
FURTHER PARTIcULARs-A WILD TRAIN
STOPPED by A FARMER.
Especial telegram to the Dispafch.l
BUREEvILLE, VA, September l2.-Avery
disastrous accident occurred on the Norfolk
and Western railroad. this evening, about
eight miles from Burkeyille, between the
first and second sections OF through
freight train No. 10.
The engineer OF the first train stopped at
the bottom OF a deep grade TO fix the
damper Of bis engine. A fagman was
sent back, but the engineer Of the second
train did not see him in time. and ran into
the rear end q the first train, breaking up
about six cars OF each train and the engine
Of the second train. The tender Of the
engine and six cars went down an en-
bankment twenty feet, leaving the boiler
crossways The track. The engineer Of the
He jumped on his engine and pulled the
throttle open, and the fireman himself
abandoned the engine, which started of
alone. A farmer. who was coming up
the track. saw the engine and several
cars running alone. and jumped on
the engine and stopped it, A short dis
lance from the wreck the regular passen-
ger train from Norfolk was stopped. a
special train was started from here to take
the through passengers from the Richmond
and Danyille railroad. Fortunately no
one was killed. 4 colored brakeman.
name unknown, was very badly injured
The engineer and fireman on the second
train also jumped of, receiving slight
bruises. The man line will probably be
oloor 10 mann fo.rnc-roW
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Gentlemen: The Hop Bitters NEE, with large
sales and give general satisfaction one case ga
particular you should know Of. Mr.. John h.
Green. 72S spring-Gard.u street Philadelphia.
Pa. has been suffering from kidney affection.
which superinduced rheumatism. HE tried pl'y-
81 clans and remedies In vain. He was obliged 70
take morphine 10 induce sleep, hls trouble ~as 50
great. Reading your advertisement ~ the Chris
'ian ~ Work, be was prevailed upon boy one Of his
daughters 90 try ". Three bottles effected a cure
and now be Is an enthusiast tor Hop Biiicrs lie
is one Of the oldest residents in the locality named
and known as gentleman Of unusual probliy.
Henry TOTEM.
672 north Tenth street. Philadelphia p.
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New Jersey Democracy.

BY ttItsraUh 70 Inc UlsIlItN'J
TRENTON, y. j.. September Every
few OF the delegates 10 the Democratic Con-
yention 10 be held tomorrow have arrived
as vet, but they are all expected late thi'
evening. The Trenton Times this evening
publishes long editorial reviewing Leon
Abbet's record and cautioning the Demo
cracy against nominating him. Abbet's
chances are still the best. although the Park
er boom has revived somewhat.
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The Ameriaue All Right.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch J

NEW YORK. September 12.-The steamer
Amerique. which was falsely said 70 have
met with disaster just after she left Ply
mouth. proved the righteousness Of the
story and demonstrated her speed by max
ing an unusually swift run. She was sig.
nailed off Fire Island at 1875 O'Clock this
evening. All on board are well.
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Snw.MfII -Wash-Out on the
SeabOard Road.

Tspecial iolegrTm 20 The D'suaich.l
NORFOLK, Va, September 12.-On Mon
day last the saw-mill Of Mr.. George A.
Hunter. situated in North Carolina on the
line Of the Norfolk and Southern railroad,
was totally destroyed 10y fire. There was
no insurance on the building, machinery,
or stock Of lumber.
There was a heavy wash-out on the Sea-
board and Roanoke railroad at Boykin's de-
pot last night. No trains have since passed
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shot TeIIow.YmplOyee.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE, september 1.-TWO
colored men-John Robinson and -
stickney. attaches Of sells circus-got into
a difficulty during the performance here
to-day, when the latter shot the former in
the breastand in the shoulder. The wound
ed man is in a critical condition. Stickney
escaped, and was pursued for several miles
by mounted police. who failed 10 overtake
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
The French Cabinet and the Situation
I'm China.
Try cable to HE Dispatch. ]

PARIS, September 12.-The National
says that should pending negotiations be-
tween France and China, a. is feared. not
take favorable turn. the French Cabinet
is disposed 10 call m extraordinary session
of the Chamber OF Deputies. 1t IL under
stood that VI. Chalemel Lacour, Foreign
Minister, is in favor OF according large
concessions to China in the interest of
peace. The Ministers Of War and of Ma
rine. however, consider il a matter Of duty
and honor to resist the encroachments of
China in IODQuin
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Hop Bhters Company:
have not been well FOR three years; tried almost
every kind Of patent medicines and no les than
seven doctors, one Of Elmlra. y. Y: none have
done me any good. ! finally tried your Hop Bit
tiers and found them Just the thing. have praised
them 81 highly there Is great number here who
use them with great benefit and satisfaction.
VERY respectfully yours, y. HUNT.
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Marine Disasters.
rpx ,e,egrauh 10 the Dispatch.

ST. JOINS. n. f., September l2.-The
briganiiue Natalie, which has just arrived
here, reports fishing vessel wrecked tive
miles west OF ST. Shottes. Her boats,
stove to pieces. were seen half mile dis
tant. Captain Tanning believes the crew
were Loot.
The steamer Caspian reports the wreck
on the Mizen bank, including spars and
sials. Of large craft.
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Cour,.NarttaI Sentence Approved.

rBy telegraph 10 HE Dispateh.j
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. September 12.-The
recommendation Of the naval eourt-martial
that Naval Cadets Benjamin Trapwell,
Archibald Campbell Ellsworth =. Berth
of. and Franklin MOeler be dismissed
from the service for hazing has been ap-
nroyed by the superintendent Of the Naval
ACADEMY. and orders Diminishing them were
issued to-day from the Navy Department.
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Wreck on the Union Pacific.

CHICAGO, September ia special from
Omaha. Neb., saws: This morning, on the
Union Pacific railroad. eight miles west Of
this city, an excursion train loaded with
visitors to the fair, coming in from the
Missouri Pacific road, collided with a
freight train gong west. badly wrecking
both engines. Nobody Is reported killed.
but many were injured. The track is still
biockaded
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Panic ina Theatre.

CARLSBAD. September IA panic was
caused IN the Theatre here last night by
false alarm Of fire. In the supposed emer-
gency the doors were found locked. Many
Of the audience made their escape from the
windows. but after awhile the doors were
forced open. affording exit TO the entire
audience. Several persons were injured in
their frantic efforts 10 escape.
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baseball Games.

Thy telegraph To the Dispatch
Louisville: Metropolitan. 3; Eclipse. O..
Columbus: Athletic, :; Columbus, j..
Ten innings played.
st. Louis: ST. Louis, 6: Baltimore. ,.
Cincinnati: Cincinnati. %; Allegheny.
;.
The rain caused postponemenr at New
York, Providence. and Philadelphia.
Boston: Boston. II: Chicago, ,.
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Another English Gobble.

by lcIegraph % he Dispatcb.I
SAN FRANCISCO. September r. Ex-At-
torney-General Bromley, Of Tasmania. who
is here, says the feeling in favor Of annexa-
ton is so strong in The Australian Colonies
that the English flag will probably be plant
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believe IL g. he all wrong and even wicked Tor
Clergy men or other public men io Dee led into Civ
ing testimonials toquack doctors or patent meii-
rIue,. but when a really mcrlt0riDu- article CONE
posed II valuable remedies known 10 all. aud that
All physicians Use aud trust in daily, we Should
freely commend IL. 7 therefore cheerfnlly anf
heartily commend Hop Biuer- for Tie good they
have done me and LAY friends drmly believing
thew have no equal for family use. ] viii not te
without thein~ Rev. q. b,
Washington. ID. 4.
4 good Baptist clergyman II Bergen =. /"
strong Temperance man, suffered with kidney irou-
hle. neuralgia. and dizziness almost o blindness
over two years after he was advised that HOP BIZ
t.rs would cure him. because BE- Wa afraid Of and
preiudiced against the word - bitters.' since hi'
cure be say none need fear but trust In Hop Bii-
ters.
My wife snd daughter were made healthy 10y ne
use Of Hon Bitters. and recommend them 10 my
ueople.-Methodisi Clergyman, Mexico Ny
Ihad severe attacks q gravel and Kidney tFoH-
bl.. VS. unable 10 get any medicine or doctor IL
cure me until used Hon Bitiors and hey cured
mo In shor, nme.-A distinguished lawyer and
t.nperance orator q Wayne county. NY.
lse 4-Tu.Thlwlssalml
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Probable Mediation of TngIand

LOSDON. September l2.-The Secretary
Of the Chinese Legation here has left the
city for Walmer Castle to wait upon Lord
Granville. the British Foreign Secretary.
There are Signs that the mediation OF Eng
land in the Franco Chinese imbroglio will
eventually be invoked. but no appeal for
American mediation is doomed probable.
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Arr.raptDg Prisoner Killed

NASHVILLE. Tenn, September l2-John
w. Iovd and Thomas L. Eaton, while in
pursuit OF IN escaped negro prisoner
named Rem. Harris. fired three shots at the
fugitive. two of which took efiect-one in
the hack near the kidneys and the other In
the base Of the brain. Harris fell dead in
sfaufiv
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L. :. POSTAL SERVICE.

II. >. Whitney, assistant postmaster, Putnam
Conn, writes May 8. 1883 - have used Hunts
Remedy with the best results. have suffered I'M
told agony for ghteen months with kidney and
llyer-eompiaint my water was very bad-st times
actually passed blood. This was followed by
general prOstratiOn. Ny business requiring me 10
be on my feet most Of the Tune made my ease
worse. was advised 10 use Hunts Remedy by a
friend who had been cured by IL, and ] can truly
say that II has benefited me more than ali the other
medicines / have used. 1 consider II the best
medicine for kidney and Invertebrates, aud
eheerfuiiy recommend 1t to an
el3-Th(wlSa&Tu
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John Bull on Guard Dufy.

LoNDoN, September IA telegram from
Hong Kong 10 the Admiralty states that
two British gunboats are now at Canton.
and that, in conjunction with Chinese
troops on duty on shore, they furnish q
force sufficient 10 guard the foreign settle
t.anrfl
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Hop BiuerS Company:
have been suffering Eve years past with ueu-
ralgia. liver complaint. dyspepsia. and kidney
complaint. and / have dociorel with fourteen
different doctors who did me no good. Al last
tried Hop Bltters and after using a few bottles !
received a great benefit from then. ana n haA
used Hop Biit,rs regularly would have been wei
before. ! know them % be- The best medicine ia
the world FOR nervous diseases 81 an Kind.
JAMES COONTs.
Beelingion. Barber county. ". Va.
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STIFPsuILL. IND. November Is. lssl.
Dear Slrs: I have read 80 much about Hop Bit
,crs. aud always being afflicted with neuralgia.
weakness. diseased stomach. never having much
heaith. tried couple bottles; II has strength
ened and helped me more than any medicine or
doctor. I am now on my third bottle. and am
thankful that thss helped me. win advise all
that are afflicted to give Il a trial. Lucy VAIL.
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OFFICE JFLIowAY Mt. 4. ASsOC'ATfON.}
JELLOwAY. a.. March ! :, lsr2.
HOP BitfcrS Manufacturing Company:
| have been using Your Hop Bliieis aud fnd
them what YOU recommend them o. Doc for kidney
disease-viz.. superior 10 all others.
}. l.. iiILDERERAND.
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The SObieskI Festival.

VIENNA. September l2.- The SObieski
festival was continued last evening. the
principal features being 4 grand torchlight
procession and display Of fireworks. II
i estimated that fully 10000 persons were
assembled to do honor to the occasion. At
Cracow and Lemberg the day was celebra-
ted with enthusiasm, and the streets Of
both cities were thronged with visitor,
from all parts Of Poland.
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BEAT THE WORLD.

ROCKVILLE, CoNN March 6. 1852.
Hop BinerS Company:
have been taking your flop Bitters for seyeai
weeks. and they beat the world.
l.. ;. LEWIS Lewis ANles Machine.
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heath Of q Journalist.

fBy telegraph % The DlsfAtch.I
MosvorTu BEACH, n. j., September IA
Hugh i Hastings, proprietor Of the New
YORK Commercial Advertiser, died here at
O'Clock this evening.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. september y. 1883.
OFFERINGS.

WHEAT.-Red. G.Zs6 bushels.
CORN.-Whlte. 23O bushels. Mixed. ia bush
els.
OATS.-qlS bushels.
RYE.-lO bushels.
SAILS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHFAT-Red. 1850 bushels very good %
prime L0ngberry al SLY % sl.lS, ZIG basnels
mixed az sl.O5 10 sl.lS; 1855 bushels COM
mon 30 prime >hOrtaerry az sl.Oj 10 sl.lO.
CONSUMING. : bushels prime az G5c. Mixed.
"a bushels prime az 64c.
OATs.-l66 bushels prime winter AZ ace.
RYK.-iO bushels prime al Csc.
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Why He Resigned.

LoNDoN. September IA dispatch from
Paris 10 the Reuters Telegram Company
SAYS the resignation Of the Spanish Ambas-
,ad0r l. owing to rumOrs given currency
in spanish newspapers that he knew OF the
plans Of Ruiz Zayilla, the Spanish Radical,
in fomenting the recent uprising in spain.
but that be neglected to notify the Spanish
Icvorpuanf thereof
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" sATFs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Flour.

Flour We quote: f.ne. .8Gs3.j0: superane
s825dS8.75: extra. s4.75HsJ, family, roo
$3.50; Patent family. s6ms7.
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VERTIGO. DIZZINESS. AND BLINDNESS.

OFFiCE UTICA MORNING HERALD,t
UTICA. February -. lrs2.
Ihaye been troubled With vertigo since last July,
and have suffered greatly every night after any
considerable eNertiOn from dizziness and blind
ness tried two bottles 4 Hop Bitter. aud since
then have been entirely relieved.
Respectfully yours, >. =. FLANAGAN.
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PAINTS.

TOUNsTON'S PATENT STANDARD
Il npvNSIzFD KALSOMiNE AND FRISCO
M sr' made I'm pure white and all fashiV ina
be coiors: simply requiring water to niS tben;
yhax ,,os.ass strong disinfecting qualities and
M, ,, - 80 scaie from the wall. and are guar
WI. nv' '"0 ~ PURCELL. LADD 4 co.
aI'e' Agents Richmond, Va.
49, # i,affnfioas. AZ 2S-3m
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Ferry Stubborn.

PARIS. September 12.-Papers here state
that Prime Minister Ferry opposes any
concession to China regarding the Ton
mi -franfier nno.flnns
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,rsr.VRAxrs. BILLIARDS, &C.

HoT TEN-CENT LUNCH; MEALS
ii To ORDER.
EVERY Luxury I IN pHE o MA r. i;;xn
FINEST WINES ,L,n IA CCCCnnse' N''-N''''
BEST BILLIARD-sALooeNs 10 The s,s siryi
~ No. 1908 Main street
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Very Choice.

BERLIN. September 12.-The appoint
ment Of General Schmitz by the French
Government as ambassador to -. Peters
burg creates an uniavorable impression
here, owing to his Alsatian origin.
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FLOWERS. PLANTS. &e.

NO THE PUBLIC OF RICHMOND:
l Having left ibe position Of Landscape Gar
tener and Florist az III state capitol which
tlled salcces.Neiy fnr over ten years. aud having
leased the (,ARDfN ON WF>T BROAD >TktkT
Tor many wears occupied by VI. X. ,rensha~.
F.l.. 1 am nov prepared - execute ali order Ap-
pertaining 10 my profession which may oe eh-
trusted - me. - .,.
special attention Will be paid % LA>D>cAfE
q ARDENINO. either ON large or small scale
also h. CIT-FLOMERs during winter. Ny
GREENHOUSES sc. arr covered by about 5000 fset
OF glass. Wedding and other decorations, fupcfai
Emhlems, dc.. furnished Prices a. low A. lhe
lowest. Address, by mail or otherwise.
J. {. LENis,
sell-4ts Wet Brosd->trsd Garden.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
LIME. CEMENT. dc.

TI,IEl LIMElLIME.- schooner Addie
LIE snow. with a cargo OF fKksh nun
T1ED LIME from the celebrated Crockelt Line
kIIns. daily expected. tor sale low from vessel
hii'As- "1''' WARNER MOORE,
Lime. Cement. Lump aud Ground fIsster,
foot OF Seventeenth street south sue oi DVeA'
se IL
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DRUGS, MEDICINES. a..

FOR sICK-R OOMs.
TIE MOST AGREEABLE, EFFECTIVE AND
CONVENIENT PURIFIER Of SICK
ROOMS l.
gIAfR'S CHLORAL THYMOL PROPHNLAe-
TIC AND DIsINFECTAST.
For sale by Druggists. Pnoe 30 cents aooi'le'
Read the following:
.BLAlR'S CHLORAL THYNOL PRoPdN-
Tactic is the best dislnfeciaui that have ever
used lsignedI HCNTrR Ne1UiHE. NJ u.
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r.wINEINTELLIGENCE.

= '------r-4----@--- :, --.----~~
XISIkTTRE ALMANAC-sE IS, 1883.
-, - 5.44l HIGH TIDE.
s sun Ell .. 6:O7 Morning........... l:Il
~ ssts......... 1853 kyening............ l:3l
PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPT. -, 1883.
ARRIVED.
s,samsr Ariel clifford, Norfolk, Uniisd slatef
Ill rnerchandlse. aud passengers, L. Il. lAiGn b
Schooner Amelia G. Ireland. Gale, Philadelphia,
coal The Tredegzr Company.
Schooner Cora : VanGiider, s;eelu an, Phila-
delphia. coal, &. {. Ihon.
skILErs
schooner sarah A. Boyce, Candy, Petersburg,
light 10 load for Philadelphia.