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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-03-13
Briefs and Personals.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Board OF Directors OF the Chamber OF
Commerce will be held this evening at 6
O'Clock. There are two vacancies in the
Board to be filed.
A meeting Of the Democratic City Com
mittee will probably be held about the last
of this month.
The Senate Yesterday passed the bill
giving Judge Wexford the power to ap-
point sheriff.
The merchants tax amendment has pass
ed both houses in form agreeable to our
people.
The bin to enroll the names OF the men
furnished by Virginia to the Confederate
service has passed both houses.
The Capitol police wear neat blue uni
form.
The Richmond Medical College gets no.
thing in the appropriation bill, or other
wise, except the usual $1,000 to insure and
keep in repair the college buildings.
The House Yesterday voted not To re-
move Judge Newman, OF Hanover. The
proposition received 81 votes, while 81
were required to adopt it.
As soon as the architect OF the new City
Hall is ready with his specifications the
committee will advertise for bids.
Superintendent q. W. Bender, Of the
Kentucky Central division of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway; Superintendent
J. ID. Warrington, Of the Lexington d.
vision, and Superintendent w. B. Ryder,
OF the Huntington division, are in the city
comforting with superintendent of Trans
portation Hudson and Superintendent
Wood regarding the new timetable for the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway, which will
90 into effect April lst.
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Address Mt Richmond College.

Rev. DIR. Pnicbard, of Wilmington, n.
c., (who is preaching every afternoon at .
O'Clock and every evening at al the First
Baptist church, } made an address yesterday
at 11:2O to the students Of Richmond Col
lege.
Having spent much Of his life (as student
and afterwards as president OF Wake For
est College, within college-walls, DR..
Pritchard Is in lively sympathy with stu
dents. and at once caught their ear and
held their attention. Interspersing his re-
marks with well-told anecdotes, keen wit,
and good hits, DR.. Pritchard made an eX-
ceedingly felicitous, earnest address,
which was frequently applauded by the
young men, and seemed to deeply impress
them with the importance Of thorough
education. and the supreme importance OF
getting L" the best of all wisdom, even the
wisdom which cOmeth down from
above the manliness Of religion and its
especial adaptation to the wants of young
men.
A number Of members Of the faculty
and Board Of Trustees Of the college were
present. and all seemed delighted with tue
address OF DR.. Pritchard.
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A GREAT POINT GAINED.
The legislative Bill Authorizing the Lee
Monument Associations 10 Unite.

! Monument Associations TO Unite.
The following is encouraging:
1. BE 1t enacted by the General ASSEM-
blu OF Virginia, That the act approved
January %, 1871, entitled "An act to n-
corporate the Lee Monument Association" )"
as amended by acts approved December
20. 1877, and March 3, 1870. be amended
by the addition OF the following sections
Section 10. The said Association shall have
Dower. whenever it shall be so determined
by majority of the members who may be
present at a meeting called by its presi-
ding officer, after one months notice pub
lisbed in some newspaper issued In the
city of Richmond, stating the object OF the
call and the time and place OF the meeting,
70 unite or consolidate with the Ladies
Lee.Monument Association, or any other
ASSOCIATION, corporate or unincorporated,
having for its object the erection in the
city OF Richmond OF a monument TO Gene
raj Robert 4. Lee, on such terms as may
be agreed upon between the associations
thus uniting, not inconsistent with this
act: and upon the said union being elect
ed all officers, boards Of managers, trtls-
tees. and committees Of the said Lee Monu-
ment Association shall forthwith be va
Gated. and the consolidated society, to be
named the Lee Monument Association,
shall proceed TO elect new officers, boards,
and committees; and all funds and invest
ments in the custody or control OF the Lee
Monument Association, or any board or
committee thereof, shall be turned over 10
such officers or board OF said consolidated
society as may be by resolution OF such
society authorized to receive and have
charge OF the same,
Section IL. Upon the completion OF the
consolidation provided for in the pre-,
ceding section, all powers, rights, ana
privileges conferred on and accorded 10
The Lee Monument Association, as hereto
fore organized, shall be conferred on the
new association as organized under the
said section. whether the same be con-
ferred and accorded by the act incorpo.
rating the Lee-Monument Association ana
the acts amendatory thereof, or by any
other acts concerning the said association,
at whatever time heretofore passed.
.. This act shall be In force from Its pas
sage, and all acts and parts OF acts incon-
sistent herewith are hereby repealed.
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City Mission.

The ladies OF the City Mission ask fol
$3.50 10 enable them to carry on their
work until the opening Of warm. spring
weather. The treasury OF the Mission Is
in low condition, and without additional
funds the work must soon close. The
Mission has now under its care large
number Of sick and very old and intirm
people, and to withdraw help from them
at this time would be cruel. The ladies
have heretofore found that II was only ne
cessary TO inform the citizens that the
funds of the Nilsson were low, when help
would immediately be furnished, and they
feel assured that such will be the result
at this time. Contributions can be left at
the Dispatch Office or enclosed to Mrs. s.
N. Price, 217 south Third street; Mrs. j.
E. Moore, TodPs Row, Franklin street
Mrs. NJ. f. Baker, 213 east Franklin street
Mrs. r. Colston, 10 east Grace street
Mrs. w. III. Peasants, 2510 east Grace.
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CATHARTIC. Alternative.
4 specific for

% cRviable a name has this famous Mineral Wa
that the managers Of inferior mineral springs,
desirous of initiating tle natural purity of the bot
tied water Of Congress Spring, inject powerful
acid in their bottled water TO preserve the crude
ingredients in solution, being heavily laden with
LIME AND IRON DEPOSIT.
With such cOntriyances bogus testimonials and
doctOred analysis cards they seek TO rival the pure
medicinal waters Of Congress Spring.
The regular season visitors TO Saratoga fully un-
derstand these crude. harsh wateTs-many Of them
after painful experiences. In proof Of this fact
zee cda produce great aGnyresponSibie names.
But the saratoga yisi Ors without experience. and
mazy who use the bottled waters (Often labelled as
curative FOR disorders which they positively az
gTavatel. should remember that crude, harsh min
eral waters produce headache, sense of burning
and internal irritation, aud do irreparable injury
70 the digestive organs and kidneys.
CONGRESS WATER-PURE, NATURAL AND
RELIABLE.
NONE GENUINE SOLD On DRAUGHT.
For sale by druggists, grOcnrs, wine merchants,
and hotels. IA l7.Ih,Su&Tu3m
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Police Court.

The following cases were disposed Of
yesterday:
Peter Davis (colored), charged with steal
ing one silver watch from John Campbell.
Sent to Jail for sixty days. Appeal taken
to the Hastings Court.
Margaret Harris (colored), charged with
assault and battery. Discharged on pay
ment OF costs.
George Thompson and Thomas Robin
son doth colored), charged with being sus-
picious characters. Robinson discharged (;
Thompson sent TO Jail for six months in
default Of surety.
Henry Bowling and Jacob Standard,
charged with assault and battery. Fined
$3.50 each.
John Lewis (colored), charged with as
sault and battery. Discharged.
Thomas Pleasants (colored), charged
with stealing one pair Of shoes OF the value
Of $3.50. Continued to to-day Bail al
lowed in sum Of $500.
Frederick Hedgemeyer, drunk. Fined
90 and costs.
Seventy persons were before the Police
Court Yesterday morning charged with
keeping unlicensed dogs on their premises.
and eleven for keeping hogs on their
premises without permits so to do.
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A Trouble About Smoking.

The great and Objectionable feature Of
smoking has been that the great majority
fensive weeds, or indulge i'm luxury they
cannot afford. The great deSiderdtun is
to get pure article at moderate figure.
The " Belle Boyd" new brand Of cigar,
meets tbs want. Wehaye tried Il. II has
a pure Havana filler, fine flavor. and can
be sold for Sl0per hundred. Messrs. Wade
e Shelburn, No. 1914 Main street, are
making specially OF and o decided hit
with the "Belle Boyd."
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EORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF
Il AN OLD NURSE.

MRS. WINsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, for
children teethng, Is the prescription OF of the
best female physicians and nurses in the United
states, and has been used for forty years with
neyer-faling success by millions of mothers for
their children. IL relieves the child from pain.
cures dyscntery and diarrhpa. gripping in the
bowels, aud wind collie. by giving health 10 the
child II rests the mother. We would say 10 every
mother who has child suffering from any Of the
foregoing complaints, Do not let your prejudlces
nor the preJudiccs of Others, stand between y0ur
suffering child and the relief that will be sure
yes, absolutely sure-tO follow The use Of this
medicine. Sold by druggists throughout the world
Price, 25 cents a bottle. NH 1l--eod1w
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Committees OF Conference.

The conferrees of the two houses on the
tax bill met yesterday evening.
They will no doubt report compromises
which will be agreed upon.
The special committee Of the House-Mr.
Dunlop. of Richmond, chairman-was at
work last night investigating the charges
against Mr.. Farr.
Mr.. II. NJ. Smith, Jr., is counsel for the
petitioners. and Mr.. Burke, OF Alexandria,
for Mr.. Farr. Mr.. George c. Laiierty is
the committees stenographer.
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Madam Lannuscllelk.

Tonight Madam Janauschek will be at
the Theatre. She is too well known here
to need praise, but it may be said that her
last season was without doubt the most re-
markable on record. She and her COM
pany played iorty-nine OF the fifty-two
weeks OF the year without losing week,
travelled $4,000 miles, covering the ground
between British Columbia and New Or
leans, Bangor, Maine, and San Francisco,
CAL, without an accident, the loss OF a
date, or the illness Of n member Of the
comn1OV
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HARDENED LIVER.

five ycsrs ago broke down with kidney and
liver complaint and rheumatism. Since then
have been unable 10 be about at all. Ny liver be-
came bard like wood; NV limbs were puffed up
and filled with water. an the best physicians
agreed that nothing could cure me. l resolved 90
try Hop Bitters; l have used seven bottles; the
hardness has all gone from my liver, the swelling
from INV limbs. and Il has worked miracle In my
case; otherwise would have been now in my
grave. j. w. MoREY,
Buffalo, October l. 1881,
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rMNENT TESTIMONY.

INVW lNIh " ttIlVSS' NOEVSt IOi IobU.I
Il find THAT in addition to the pure spirits con.
tanned IA their composition, they contain the ex-
tracts OF hops and other well-known and highly
approved medicinal roots, leaves, and tnctures in
Quantities sufficient 20 render the article what the
makers claim it 10 be-to Wit, medicinal prcpara-
tlon and not a bevcrage-unft and unsafe 10 be
used except as a medioine.
"From careful analysis OF their formuls-
which was attcsted under osth-I find that Ia every
wineglassfull Of Hop Bit,ers the active medicinal
properties, aside from the distilled spirits, are
equal 20 fall dose for an adult which fact, IN my
opinion. subjects Il 10 an aternal-revenuc tax as
medicinal bitter. GREEN BRAUN,
sUniied states Commissioner internal Revenue
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The Artistic, Social, and Financial
Success OF u Famous French Ac-

Nile. Rhea who will appear AT the Richmond
Theatre next week, has made a wonderful success
I'm Amcrc 1, and has created the greatest enthusi-
asm wherever she has appeared testing the ca
pacity of the largest theatres. President Arthur
before whom she played at Washington (his first
appearance at theatre after his inaugurationl
said: "On the stage and in society Mile Rhea Is
one of the most entertaining ladies' whom have
ever met"
In all large cities unusual social attentions have
been shown her. In Washington she attended q
reception at the White House; and At an informal
gathering in the Presidents executive parlors at
! the Capitol, and during recess of Congress, was
presented to nearly all of the prominent senator's.
Social receptions have been Of nearly daily occur
renee At Cleveland recently, at the opening of
the new Park Theatre during tie week, Mile.
Rhea was invited to and attended twelve recep-
tlons At one-a Kettle Drum "--she was per-
sonally presented 10 over 700 ladies. At Detroit
she attended another Kettle Drum where she
met 600 ladies. At each place the people were
coming and going the entire afternoon. Probably
no foreign artistic since Jenny Lind has been so
taken to the homes and has SO captured the hearts
of the American people as has Mile. Rhea.
She was the only foreign star asked to appear at
the great dramatic festival At Cincinnati last Nav,
where she played with Mary Anderson, Clara Nor
ris, John Mccullough, Lawrence Barrett, Nat.
Goodwin, and James MurdOck, the advance sale
of seats for the week being $4,000. 1t was the
grande-t dramatic production ever attempted in
the world.
Mile. Rhea's wardrObes are conceded TO be the
handsomest and most expensive on the American
stage. They were made by Worth, and were in
sured by Manager Chase on Nile. Rhca's last visit
to Europe for s20,0O0
The net profits for Mile. Rhea's last season Of
thrty-nine weeks was So 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-03-13

ana digest the laws. The House commit
zee reports a substitute providing for one
revlser, whose work is to be supervised by
Joint committee composed of two dele
gates and one senator, who are to receive
therefor their expenses.
The unanimous judgment Is in favor Of
new Code. As 10 who shall have the job
there is difference OF opinion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-03-13
Mozart Tonight.

1. Overture. L'Italiona in Alghieri,'
fpossiniA Orchestra. 2. Soprano solo
). SOFTLY Sigbs" from "Der Freiscautz,' y
(Weber1 Miss Rose Moss, OF New York
\ trombone solo. "Romanza," TTaviata,
lVerdi,) Mr.. A. Equi. 4. a, "0ur Little
Sestlings.v Gavotte, (Moses); b, "Irisb
Patrol March," Puerner,) Orchestra. 8.
soprano solo, "WOn by Rose" (Roeckel,)
Miss Rose Moss. @. Quintette, iiute, yio-
lin, yioloncello, piano, and organ, "sere-
nade,v (Widor.) Messrs. Farmer, kess-
nich, ThIow, Reinbardt, and Baseler. !,
!. Carneyals Studies. Waltz" (Ed. strauss
Orchestra.
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Supreme Court OF Appeals.

Cox against Carr. Submitted on printed
notes filed.
County Court OF Gloucester county
against the County Court Of MiddleseX
county. Argued by Robert McCandish
and Maryus Jones, Esqs., for plaintiff in
error, and II. r. Pollard and T. G. Jones,
Esqs., for defendant in error, and sub
mitted.
Fitz-GibbOn against Barry and ais. Ar
gued by Judge James L Heath for appel
liant, and continued until tomorrow.
Thomas G. Jones, Esq, allowed TO prac-
tice as counsel in this court.
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Street Presbyterian church last night.
The special services he has been holding
under the auspices Of the Young Mems
Christian Association have been well
attended and much appreciated. He will
be at the Broad-Street Methodist church
tonight, service commencing at s O'Clock.
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Stay Prolonged.

DIR. McMullen, the Magnetic Physician,
has prolonged his stay at the st. James Ho-
tel, Richmond, giving all those who have
had no chance to consult him an opportu-
nifty to do 50. He treats successfully all
chronic diseases, and none suffering should
fail to call on him and receive the benefit
OF long practice in this line. Consultation
free from A. NJ. to 6 Z. NJ.
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He Shot Him i'm the stomach

Robert jackson (colored) was brought to
the Henrico county Jail yesterday after
charged with shooting Kirk Mason (cO-
lored) Monday night.
He was sent on to the grand jury.
badly hurt.
The difficulty occurred at a church fair.
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INDULGENCE AND ExcEssEs.

Whether over-cating or drinking arc made
harmless by nsing llcp Bltters freely, giving eie-
giant appetite and enjoyment by using them before
and removing all dullness. pains and distress af-
forwards. leaving the head clear, nerves steady,
and al The feelings buoyan,, elastic. and more
happy than before The pleasing Effects OF a
Christian or samptuoas dinner continuing days
afterwards.
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POVERTY AND SUFFERING.

Il was dragged down with debt, poverty and
suffering for years, caused by a sick family and
large bills for doctOring | was completely dis
cosnged. until one year ago. by the advice OF my
pastor. commenced using Hop Bitters. and In one
month We were all we'll and none OF us have seen
a sick day since, and want 10 say 80 all poor men.
YOU can keep your families well a year with Hop
BitIers for less than one doctors visit viii cost.
| know Il. a NOTTINGHAM"
mar 1-Sa.TuTh&wlm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-03-13

STATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY OF RIcHMoSD-ss.:
l. j. T. Glenn. cashier Of the aboyc-named
bank, do solemny swear that the above state
ment Is true TO the best of my knowledge aud be-
lief }. +. GLENN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day
OF March, 1884. J. ii. HAMPTON.
Notary Public.
COrrcct-Attest:
W.. JOHNSON, Directors.
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The Senate bill on this subject will prob
ably be called up In the House to-day. u
names Messrs. u. &. Burks, James N.
Matthews, and A. II. Blakeiy to compile
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rr,ple silver.Plated Ware.

Closing sales on Thursday and Friday a
f0t A. NJ. and A L. NJ. A mrseconec'io'
OF goods still on hand. ..a.
JNo. L. LAuGnToS, Jr.. Anctionecr,
WV 1874 Main street,
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l. GEORGE ". WARREN, JOSEPH NJ.
BLAIR, W. X. QUARLES, AND OTHERS:
Gentlemen,-ln response 60 Youi call OF 26th
February, 1884. respectfully announce myself
a candidate for the position of SHERIFF OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND. subject TO Demo-
cratic primary election. Should II be the plea
sure Of my fellOw-citizens % elect me 10 the Of
tee, promise them In return a conscientious
deeply grateful for the confidence that y0u have
expressed I'm me,
am, very respectfully. .
q Il Oh ARI Is " E0nDIN-
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Tinsley's Tomatoes

are the best, and can be bought OF
JOSEPH NJ. BLAIR, Grocer,
Pace Block.
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DR.. George B. Steel has returned to the
city, after an absence OF several weeks in
the South.
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PETERSBURG, VA. March -, 1884.

PETERSBURG, VA, March -, 1884.
We hereby certify that d. II. Lynch,
Esq. now Of Richmond, Va, has been
and is Il gentleman of honor, whose repu-
tation has been and is in this community
unstained and irreprOachable.
BAGwELL IL WILLIAMS,
PATTERSON. MADISON IL Co.,
PLUMMER Il WHEELER,
j. {. DRAKE,
BARTLETT ROPER,
CHARLES II. CUTHDERT, Jr.,
j. +. MClLwAINE,
W. l.. DEATON,
j. Il. WILLIAMSON,
ROBERT II. JONES, Jr.,
ID. Il. DUGGER,
w. GORDON MCCABE.
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A fresh supply Of Boston Chips have
been received by Andrew Antoni, 110j
Main street.
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STATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY OF RrcHaOND-ss:
l. Mann s. Quarles. cashier of the above-named
bank, do sOlemnly swear that the above statement
Is true TO the best of my knowledge and belief.
MANN 5. QUARLES, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me this 18th day
of March, 1884. II. A. MCCURDY,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
j. Il. PACE,
j. j. MONTAGUE,
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p,c,psoxn. Va. March 12, 1884.

Dear slr,-In regard to stating what
know Of w. w. Thompson, | have only 10
saw that / was employed by Mr.. l.. "
Murphy, OF New York, to examine title
70 a farm owned by Mrs. Thompson,
wife of W. w. Thompson, and on
which he was living at the time, and
met Thompson on two or three occasions
there, and found that he told me a dehne-
rate faIsehood lin your presence) about |,
most respectable lawyer OF TINS city, ana
when confronted by the proofs OF us IA Sc
hood his conduct was so unpecomlng a
gentleman that | lost all confidence IN MS
Statements. The full particulars can fur
,,iah I, necessary J. V. REDDY.
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Dock and Dry-DOck.

This bill has passed both houses in an
acceptable form, and IS now with the Gov.
p-nOr
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Needham. the Eyangelist.

Rev. w. L. Needham, OF Providence,
Il. l., conducted the service ut the Grace
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DENTISTS.

DR. GEORGE b. STEEL HAsaH1
returned TO the CITY, and may be found at his Office,
No. 723 MAIN STREET, durins usual business
hours. nh 1885,
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a Reply TO Il. II. Chaflin.

MARCH II, 1884.
Since my name was brought before the
public on Sunday morning by spe-
cial NOTICE OF r. B. Chaffin, which
promptly answered next day, and since
] have been further NOTICED in to-
days Dispatch, | deem it proper to
say that the only acquaintance | have
with the clerks of r. &. Chafn e. Co.
came from their Introduction Of them
selves to me, and on this ihey have seen iii
to come before the public and swear to
statements Ito benefit their employers the
dnimuS OF which is apparent to the intelli-
gent reader. Were | not almost n stranger
in This community would not deem this
matter worthy OF further notice. As it is,
| content myself with 4 reference TO the
undersigned certificates rs sufficient
answer to Chaffin and his clerks, rs also to
Farmer Thompson.
shall not notice anything more pub
lished by said II. Il. Chatlin.
Respectfully, ID. II. LYNCH.
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RANK STATEMENTS.

DEPORT OF TIE CONDITION OF
III THE PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK, AT
RICHMOND, IN TIE STATE E0FvlRGINIA.A AT
THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS MARCH q, 1854;
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WANTED, TO RENT A STORE
w HOUSE In good locality for the mercan-
Tile business. Address, with particulars, BOX NO
g. WaynesDoro,. Va mk 1855
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

I RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE MY
4 SELF A CANDIDATE FOR THE OFFICE
OF CITY SERG GEANT. Should II be the pleasure
of nv fe.lOw-citiZens TO elect me 10 the Office
promise In return faithful discharge Of It's duties.
Respectfully yours,
NH Him JAMES e. SMITH.
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To make a salad that Is certain to please all
tastes you need only use DURKEE's SALAD
DRESSING. Nothing equal to 1t was ever offered,
and mono 50 popular. L Is q snperb table-sauce.