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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-13

sosy oio. oo0ttiy AFTER this ] ei0hted
sne captains boat, coming frv,n the
ship. 10 Vas ovcrerowded and slmo.s
unmanaeeable. seeing this, the In
diana shot ahead. aud going slonsside.
dextrousiy relieved the captains boat al
. portion Of it, load. I then went alonO.
side Of the capsain's boat and inouir.a
V all banda veeo there. He said: yea
al bat the drst other and two sailors
Who preferred 10 take ehsnccs on The
life ram. and csst Oh from INV boa"
The wind vRs blowing frsahcr. the "a
running higher and The weather vrov.
ing oolder. Al that time nothing could
b sceu OF the life raft or steamer. And
none Vt % expeossd 10 roach ahorc
again. The GAUGES and captains bo,f
vsre Heading Tor the ahors. saopp-d
Tor an inst AMI ~ think. three of nv
saipmatcs were 10 issward on q raft.
how Tar could not tell. / felt thai
must do something 10 help them, ana
decided ~ stske my life in attempting
70 seud them AsAistanos. ] told nv
compsnions OF my intention, ana
although they we're brave iads thew
sAad: I'VE have neither TODD noe vas~r
N the orst, and - the gale ID iucreas
ina vs viii net 90" Twas povurlres 10 |
DO more, 10 vs turned back toward
ehoss. ! returned 10 the ,aland vher, I |
had landed the Grew. which proved 10 b.
ono OF the Ftatsssy rocks, about IL
miles south of the cape. We rrsohed
his isiand again at II 30 Q. m took an
hands on board and started for shore
eAit @iie distsnt. when We Rot To
ne onors where - w~rs direcssd bv
~ Indians, ~ found . asnnll snndv
beach. on which 20 landed. By this
little. "Ps
Many Of the Grew serv q nesr,v
rosen and exhanated thai they had Ia
. c.rfisd from the SoAts % the shor. ]
y soe Indiana AID shoss Of tAs Grew /
no vsss able 70 valk and % sssiss J
hen. Captain Worth. Who vas de | /
LAST NAE TO LEAVE ssx SHIP.
sae nearly exhausted uheu be cot mt Y
g ooet. which be- stssr~d 20 s.orr.
oesing IN The s1esn he esusAt ~ enrns
nsoe frose - y struck him, asA @ .,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-13
FOR SALE.

7 OD0IN0 HOUSE AND CIGAR
IL store well situated sleeping brings
In IS night and room for more; rent.
SO; all fittings, furniture and stock
price, $3.50. PICKERING & CO..
1l2 Washington street, next to Police
Court &c
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-13

ONE BLOCK. NEAR JACKSON ST.
. and close to the proposed GrAee Hos
pital. for sale for q few days only for $500
All cleared. Address p. o. box II. fec
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-06
Stories of Great People.
Extracts from an article 10 the London
STANDARD

Extracts from an article 10 the London
standsrd.I
The Correspondence and Diaries" OF
Mr.. Croker John Wilson Croker. the editor
Of Boswelfs Johnson,') amply Justify the
anticipations which have been form ID re-.
speeding them. In series OF letters to bis
vile Croker describes his experiences in
Paris after Waterloo. Dining at Lord
Castlercagh's he met Fouche and ralley-
rand, Of whom he gives the following de-
scripton: THE wonder was to ind
ourselves at table with Fouche, who.
10 be sure. looks very like what one
would naturally suppose him 10 be-
a sly old rogue; but think he seem,
10 feel passion Of which did not expect
10 find him capable. mean shame. for he
looks conscious aud embarrassed. He is a
man about five feet seven inches high, very
thin, with gray head, cropped and pow.
dered. and a very acute expression Of
countenance. Talleyrand. on the other
hand, is fattish for Frenchman: his an.
kles are weak and his feet deformed, and
he totters about in a strange way. His
face Is mol ct all expressive, except II be OF
u Kind OF drunken stupor; In fact, he
looks altogether like an old fuddIed. lame.
Nuiaee school,naster. and his voice Is deep
and hoarse. should suspect that at the
congress his most natural employment
would be Keeping the unruly boys in or
der"
Mr.. Croker has good deal TO say about
the Prince Regent and the royal personages
aud favoriles OF the period. In some in
stances the Greyille " Memoirs y have fore
stalled portion of his Information. The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-06
rirrefs and Personals.

Er. Powell L. Glass, OF Washington, ID.
e.. was in The city yesterday.
The commissioners OF election will meet
to-day in the Office Of the clerk OF tue
Hastings Court. Thew are requested to be
pitmpt in their attendance.
The alarm OF tire turned in from Box 63,
Bifth ard Duvsl streets, Yesterday evening
at $50 o'clock, was caused by burning
chimney at the corner Of Third and Duyal
streets.
The Ileurico County Court meets next
NondaH This Is not grand-iury term,
and 4, Will lie very short one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-06
A LOGON Makes a Call.
ISLLouIs CIobe-Democr,tI

vi
A resident Of Chouteau avenue recently
made up his MUD TO move, and, as he had
become greatly attached 70 the frame house
in which he lived, he determined 10 take
the structure with him, together with the
furniture it contained. Yesterday, accord
ing TO the programme he had formulated,
he had the house placed on rollers and
started on lis journey. As darkness closed
in on him before he could complete his
task, he found IL necessary 10 let the
house remain on side-track OF the
Missouri Pacific Railway Company over
night. The track was in an out,of-
tho-way place. and he quite naturally
supposed IL had been abandoned by the
company. In fact, he was 50 well satisfied
that the building was perfectly secure that
he and his children went TO bed in one OF
H. apartments when the time for retiring
arrived. While the happy family were
dreaming sweet dreams one OF the locomo-
tives OF the Missouri Pacific Company
struck one side Of the building and came
out at the opposite side, passing through
the parlor aud crushing through the floors
and walls. The dreamers, who slept in an
adjoining room. were shaken out OF their
beds, and the engineer and fireman in
charge Of the engine were almost fright
ened into spasms, but no one was injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-06
Police Gourt.

Yesterday Justice Richardson had before
him q psoniseuoss docket.
John W. Scott, George Seldsp. William
johnson, William hosely, Henry Witt. and
William Davis tall eOlored), we're charged
with illegally voting at the election. The
easts Of Wit and Johnson were continued
uEtil Friday. The other eases growing
out Of the election were continued until
to-day.
Maria Johnson, for assembling, abusing,
and using indecent language 10 Ann Tally
and Ann Tsl!ey, for abusing Maria john
son. Costs divided between them.
Jsmes Spencer (eolored), for being drunk.
Fined $3.50.
Edward PhelaD, for being drunk. Fined
~
Thomas Nelson (cOloredl. charged with
Illegally attempting 10 vote. was acquitted
Of the offence. but Was fined s2j for carry
ing concealed weapons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-06
Mozart This Evening.

|. Overture .Cordelias Aspirations"
(BTsbsm,l orchestra. 2. Clarinet solo,
carnival OF Venice" (Cayillini,) Mr.. Fe-
Nix Jrdeila. 3. Contralto solo, lodi su.''
&hatisi,) Mrs. A. &. Doggett, OF Fredericks-
burg, Va. 4. a, "Stephanie Gavotte,'
lCzibuika.l b, harch-Tbe Nation. Vie
tory (Bauer.i dedicated TO Mozart Asso-
siation, orchestra. 5. Trio vionS, cello.
and pisuo, llRoissiser,) Nessrs. KessnieS,
Thilow. and Reinbardt. @. Con.Talto solo,
"yieni, che POI sereno." (Gmck,) Hrs. A,
{. Doggttt. :. Duet from Mariana,
(Wallace.) orchestra.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-06
Manchester Matters.

Charles saunders and Boston tn inc both
solored) were before Mayor Taylor yester-
day. charged With assauiting aud beating
Royal iisYali (colored). The ease Was coz
rnued until this morning. Haxail voted
the Demoerstie ticket. He says this caused
the assault. They threatened to XIII Hax-
all.
The election here was one OF the most
quiet ever held.
There were usual services at the city
churches last night, aud they were largely
attended, considering the sudden change In
the weather.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-06
Euaf1nxs Qourf.

The following were disposed OF Festsr-
day:
Jshn Smith (eolorsd), charged with fol.
spy. was found suilty and sentenced to
ere year an The pehiteDtisry.
John Thomas (eoiored). for felony. was
sent 10 jail for Eve dave and fined 81.
Charles Patterson (eoiored), was tired
and sent 10 jail for thirty days upon his
plea Of petit larceny.
james Norton, charged with attempt 10
steaj from the person, was sent 10 jail fer
six months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-06
,uosy TREY CIGARS.
A DVICE TO MOTHERS.

Are you disturbed ~ niFst and broken OF your
ret by sled child suffering and crying with pain
Of cutting testh1 II send Al once and get bot
Tie ~ MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
for children toethng liz value Il incalcuiahlc. II
viii relieve the poor little sufferer immcdiaiely.
Depend upon It, mothers there e. no mistake about
H. II cures dysenlory and diarrhtsa, regulates the
stomach and bowels, and cures wind-colic. sofens
the gums. reduces Inflammation. and givee tone
and energy 10 the whole system. MRS WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP for children teeth
log u pIessnt 10 The taste. and the prescription
Of ono of thu oldest and hest female physicians
and nurses the United States. and is for sale by
all druggist. throughout the world. Price. Is cents
a bottle. n"f -eOdlw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-06

....rsss and In decision. Eyebrows tnucn
s,.rsr Than the bair denote all nrdens AM
n nsssionaic but somewhat iacsnstant ten.
psssmert. Eyebrows tie same color n@
~, mir show frmness, resolution, and con.
w ',sn s lint in judging OF the EYEBROWS ,
. net bc remembered tb,t " fbrm ana
, nnior Give different indications. the iorm
~, .v ,b;s al.o means that Of TIN bTow) gives
.ns most important indication, the color
snd texture OF the eyebrow being seconu,
sry to It's position a. regards the eyes M"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-06
auftOu.

Consumers Of "Dil's Besi +" tobacco vii
please notice carefully the yellow tag on
same. and see that l, has the wording, in
black letters. ''D,lps Best" Other tobsc.
COS sre being placed on the market with a
tax similar In eoloring TO the "Dllrs Best .
tag. and msy misiesd consumers Of tbi.
stiebrated brand Of tobacco. To be genu-
Inc. The little yellow tag must have on /,
Dips Best" In buying, do moi ask for
the little yellow tag, - formerly, but
"Diil's Beat. " and zee that you get what
you ash for.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-06
Try A BOTTLE AND BE- coNyiNcrp.

We are the only concern n tie Uuilei States
vino arc bDttl.ng sud selling Co. The medical ~ r..
sion and drug trade 1n ABSOLUTELY PIkr
MALT WHISKY. one that is frte from fIsS-
oil and that Is NOT only found on the -febo4rd, 60
The best flmiiir. IN the country. bat In The al--
uen.ing-ro fpr use ga eases % Dyspepsi1. Ind
rc-tion, AMI ssa ,timul1ut for tir,d aud nursing
mothcrs, and which in smoothne-s ~ ta-te. round
ne,s and deiicacy OF nly0r. making 20 hii.e a.
cepLlhlc IN al are5 and to thc most delicate 800
mach-. In Iyphoid-Fcy,r. 10y 'nt'r'. DlarrN'ra
aud All tow forms % disease, it Is te faYrritc Win
he profession, who know iis merits finding b. boz
yliuabl, - stimg ant sud tonic. We have not
The space a. peak individually IL he large nunsfr
OF professional gentlemen Who have cAlwi.0s
iiis Whiskcy bat simply say that 10 Nv ln'tvs
distributed 1900 scaled bott.e- tot is- nI7r t,.
Of .hc representative physicians throughout 80
country fur analN.s AMI examination. au no' 'hf
" tiat number found trac, 81 Ntss'-.-f Dr 4Hs
adutfaiiou whdcvor. Or. AHLSul. tlo sntf
German chemist, IN lcttcr a. e.. .iaios ' hus
70 absolutely pure and free FROM ...0il. an4 Dol.
hat reason cordially recommend 80 G., tie mod .l
Isoft.sion.
yany OF tie leld'ug pLysicllus of tho Cn.rs
Statc> not only recommend y 90 ihe profession Poi.
large, but refuse % use any sth,r imultni ln ia'
bra tticc. For the con sGmutyr ana th1sf t'ar'f1
with hemorfhagcs ~ a. ~ ~ q ishie toni 'py.
ing the -ystem with more carbon than tur .p~ "a
eau exhaust, the Invalid gaining va slfenfN liNts
III, for sae by drugs st- aud duc- grocery uo-...
generally and BY
T.. 4. SAUNDERS & son,
selling Agents,
RIcHHoND, "a.
PRICE, 81 PR BOTTLE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. NoyRsBKR ., 1854.
ARRIVED.
Schooner q. T. Cottingham, Smith, Phi,adel-
phia. coal. =. n. Halves.
Schooner Naird Crammsr, Budd, Philadelphia,
e a. r.. i. Murphy
Schooner ). II. Vanduson, Booye. Philadelphia,
coal. Crump a Wt1t.
Schooner T.. r. Emery. Tay Tor, New York, FER
tili0r, Allison & Addison.
Schooner Nautilus, Talman, EOckland, lime
Warner Moore.
FORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS, Nov. D. 1884.
lily Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Richmond, Boaz, New York. and
sailed ,Or West POiut.
SAILED.
steamship Burnley tBr.l, Smith, Falmouth, for
orders. having cnalcd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-06
The legislature. .

The General Assembly met at noon yes-
terdAy, Mr.. Loyenstein, Of Richmond, pre-.
aiding in the Senate. aud Mr.. Dunlop. Of
Richmond, in the Speakers chair In the
House. No quorum being present, both
houses Immediately adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-06
A. sAKs 4 CO..,
NEW PUBLICATIONS ..
INV EDITION READY.
uNII l. & l. y + l. Il Y
FOR NOVEMBER.

The demand for The NOVEMBER No. Of THE
CENTURY has been unprecedented In the history
or ,he magazine. A new edition T. now ready and
,or .a,c n AlI bool-slO and .news-stands. The
No. contains GenG~al Beanrcgard's article PRO
r,sc,, ,liu,.ra,,d, on T,rG BATTLE OF BULL
Rim, first chapters q W.D. l,HNellSs ne" story
Of AN AMERICAN BUsINEss-SAk; timely
paper, HOW SHALL WE ELECT 0UR fhEsi'
DENTS: etc.. etc. Price, 35 cents; 81 aySlr.
THE CENTURY COMPANY,
e, New York,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-06

write thisass
Token OF the rrcai appreciation hars Of ront
Hop
Eliirrs. was aMlc'cl
with infamnatory fhcama'isin y
For nearly
seven years, sud no medicine seemed 10 10
me any
Good.l.
Until / tried two boite 81 your 10, rinfrs
and 10 my sarT rise am as welt io-day . oV'rl
wss. hope
lyon may have abundant success"
"in This great and
Valuable medicine
lnycue wishing 10 knov mon ,bou. ~
cure
can learn by addressing me, ~.
Williams, 1lC3 1871 stree. - -shin1,,u, De-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-06

Dunkppv SALAD DRxssrSe AND ootp Msar,
sArcs. for an KINDS ~ salads, ss,. scxvtsrics.
and eold mcsie. cheaper and better than homie
made. No sance ca,sAi 70 q was ever offered
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-06
Buruess's Coroatue

Promotes vigorous and healthy growth OF
she hair
IL has been used in thousands OF cases
where the hair was coming ont, and has
never failed 10 arrest IT, decay.
Use Burnet's flsyorlng Exsract.-the
hssf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-06
auprsms Csuri or Apreal..

Commonwealth against Consani. Argued
~ Y. l.. haury for the defendant in error
and submitted.
Board Of sinklng-Fund Commissioners
sgainst Kendall Bank.Eois Company. Ar
easd BY Edgar A Han for defendant in error
sud sub Dit:ed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-06

OBSERVING OF CoSFIDEScR.-Therei 10 no ar
rc,e which 40 richly deserves the enii'e conf
dence Of the community as BROWNS BRONCHIAL
TEocHYs. Those suffering from Asthmstic and
bronchial disca,es, Coughs, aud Colds shouldirs
,h.n Price 20 cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-06
AUCTION SALES THss DAT.

.LYNrk co.. ~ =. ". modern brick resi-
dencs. No. 2i7 Governor strc Z.
CHEWING 4 ROSE, 4 T.. NJ, house ana lot on
Duyal street.
W. LICK. bananas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-06

Otto Whiting. the great bird mar. from
Germany, offers 800 1ne singing cauaries
at auction to-day. at Juo. y. Laughton.
Dr. =. auctiop.room, 1924 east Main street.
Sale al 10 A. NJ. and 2P.M.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-06
1T HAVE suyFEaEo'"

wnh every c,.osro imaginable fsr tss i''i 'hr''
yeass. Our
Druggist. T. j. Anderson. recommending
ATOP BIt'trs" To mo,
I used Two bottiesl
Am entirely curoi and heartily recom~'np
Hop Bit,ers 70 every one. .. D. Walker, bpa'ef
NO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-06
TD0I>ON.

Oar Treatise On BIood-F"i-oninE ~ Il atstr,t IN
al Classcs. Win be- mailed free on rece'pi ~ y1Ir
address. .......
TER SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Drawer 2, Atlanta, "a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-06
OVERCOATS.
FROM els DOwN T0s7.

WE DON'T KEEP MANY KINDS, BUT
WHAT WE HAVE mot OVER TWENTY
STYLES, ARE TIfEKINDs TBArLOOK WELL
AND WEAR WELL.
FROM sl5 BP TO $40 Is WHERE wEKSOw
wECAN DO YOU soME GOOD.
sl5 TO t25 MEETS THE POPULAR IDEA
or PRICE IN Our TRADE BETTER THAN
ANY OTHER. WE SAY 1T BOLDLY, THAT
FOR eco THERE ARE NOW SEVERAL
sTYLEsaF OvERCOhTs HERE AsGO0D IN
POINT or MATERIAL. FIT, FINISH. AND
STYLE AswE OR ANY OTHER TAILOR CAN
MAKE YOU FOR s40. BYALL ODDSITs TIE
Best go WORTH OF OVERCoAT WE HAVE
EyEG SEEN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-06

70 our saIe this day al ~ o'clock. for
Aessrs. w. W. Cosby and George c. Jack.
hon. commissioner. 81 the very attractive
Residence No. 2l7 Governor street. See
advertisement. w. II. LIKE a. Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-06

klo IFR>FY CLOTH NEWMARKET ONLY 50:
TRIMMED >EWNAHkET> only sS.2b;
NFM MARKET only 80 sl5 CAPE NEWd
sI5 PLEATED-BACK DIAGONAL NENN
EMBROIDERED PLEAIED-bACk NEW
BROCADE NEWMARKET only sS3i go
KITS ais: SAB HANDSOME CHENILLE
$40 Ft'R-TRlMMED RUSSIAN CIRCULAR on
GUAR only Is. 25; ais AsTRACuAN-rRI
CADE RUSSIAN CIRCULAR t9.25; tl7.5O
SIAN CIRCULAR 0niy tl7 90; f2S OrrOM
RUSSIAN CIRCULAR only ais: t25 OTTO
MAN SILK RUSSIAN CIRCULAR Sl7.6O;
aud DOLMAN t2l.5O; ass SILK RUSSIAN
SICiLlAN SILK RUSSIAN CIRCULARS aud
t3s.
sos ELEGANT CHENlLLE-TfIslNEO MANT
s25. so; $40 PLUSH CLOAKs $40; $50 PL
o. HEAVY WALkING-JACkErS s2.S7 ~ A
1897: 1880 Euk-rnldMED PELlsSks
IHILD's 81 HANELOCks 81 so CHiLD>
PLEATFD BACK COACIIMAN's CLOAK
s7: MISSES slO COLoRED NEMM ARkk
ORED TRAcHAS-rRtMNED NEWuAR
EVERY WRAP rsiFECT IN DETAIL os p
hArC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-06

ssAIskN CIGARS are The best bceaa-e they are
prrs Havana tobacco.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-06
pRrscRIgrD BY PHYSICIANS.

IhaNc prescribed Swift's Specific IN many sAseS
OF blood. Poison and a. general tonic, and II tss
mace cures Siter all other remedies had failed.
". NJ. STRICKLAND, NJ. d.,
eve Spring, Ca, July -, 1854.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-06
CONSTITUTIONAL sCg0FULA.

Aarl in my en- ploy has been cured ~ what : he
lieye was constitutional ScrOfua ~ The use -
FWift's Specific j. q. MCDASiEi.
Allat0Oua, ga. July As. 1874.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-06

ttosn pITNJED ACk. ASfR ~ hAN-
$3.50 PLISn-TElMMED, rLEAItp.bN.
ARKET, ASTR ACliAN-Tkl MMED, 9aSslo,S
ARkETs only sli.5O. tl7.0o hANn,.sn
MARkET Al si5 So. $3.50 FNR-LkihMrp
ROCkDE AND OrroMAN-nL oIii WV ht ~
TRIMMED cars NEWNAkNsI oniy ~ 80
~ AZ. xI2.5O SAriN.EACED RUSSIAN 90
MSED DOLM,N only tio;So; i2;.S0 BIZ nf-l
HANDSOME ruR-rglMMfD BROt Apt ~
An RUSSIAN CiRCtLARflIs tzo bh"s
MANsIIK DOLMAS only $3.50; ~ o. r.,
$50 RRoCAD SILK RUSSIAN Clktui.A ~, ~
CIRCULARS and DOLMANs At va % -
Dol MANS ta9 $50 BgOC ArELLEDOlhA NAN
LIS 1850; ss5 SILK sHAL-PLUsu CLoAA>
IsH CLOAks $3.50. -. ,.,,,.,...
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT WANING JAChtt>
ss.75; CHiLDREN's ~ CLOAK, only ST.,
$3.50 HAvELOCKs s4.bO; CiiiLDS stc
oaly S725: CHii.b'S $40 H<NfLuth> oh'
rs 1925; MISSES ti7.5o BLAIk ana tot ~,
KRIS 1880; hIssEs' COLOREp ts.oo NJ"
T. FINISH, AND STYLE. AND VALUES ~
liable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-06

Horsford's bread Preparation
requires less shortening than any other
baking powder or yeast, Try
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-06

Buy II. II. pongAes 3 sons' Uspsicum
Cough DreIe FOR your children; they are
harmless, p.cpsing TO the taste. and @tu
cnrc their colds. .. 8. and Trade Marx on
cvesy drop.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-06

Anegro on my farm has been cured Of = fearful
ease al Bood-Poison by the use Of three bottles Of
Swifr's SpecihG. ANDREW j. howard.
no Civ Forsyth, Ga, August s, 1854.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-06

Psepe>y yentsd, loans negotiated. deeds
written. and acknowledgements taken by r.
- cbafBn 4 70.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-06
suoKR TnIxy CIGARS.

eooK Ann Jon PRINTING neatly executed at y
Dispatch Job-printinr House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-06
III FER.
DUTTEa. BUTTER. BUTTER.

Is
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