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And MIDDLE-AGED MEN, who are suffering from
the effects Of Youthful IndiscretIons Excuses in
inaturer years, NERVOUS and PHYSICAL DEBILITY,
INPoTEScY, LOST MANHOOD. confusion OF ideas, dull
ewes, aversion to society, dependency, pimples on
the face, loss Of energy and memory frequency OF
urinating, etc. Remember, that by a combination
OF remedies OF great curative power the Do tor has
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In. L. u h..ar man nrrn
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the the public We
dollars
will be during the in
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WATERHOUSE Is LESTER,
DIAMOND COAL
AND -
SCREE MIN GS.

HTHE ABOVE WELL KNOWN SUPERIOR
4 MONTE DIABL0 COAL, the most economical
that can be used for steam for sale in lots to suit
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and at the office of the Company, southeast corner
of Folsom and Spear streets, San Francisco
P. b. CORNWALL,
iy7-u President g. D. c. NJ Co
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Su4ate ifiiei uut Dei uiaueuS ouIO.
Wy H0sPITAL EIPERIENCE

tHavng been surgeon in charge OF TWO ieaaing nos
pitals) enables me to treat all private troubles with
excellent results wish it distinctly understood
that do not claim to perform impossibiities, or to
gave miraculous supernatural power. claim only
to be ski lful and successful Physician and Sur
Ceon, Thoroughly informed in my speciality
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person. trading
charged the thousand miles
ONLY.
OUR NEW preparation ready
andpricsf for
Samples of Goods will be cheeruuy forwarded
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DISEASES OF MAN.

Al applying U me viii receive my honest opinion
Of their compaints-no experimenting. l will
guarantee positive cure m every case undertake,
or forfeit SG0. Consultation in Office or by let
ter FRRE and strictly private. Charges reasonable
Thorough examination. including chemical and mi
cruscopIal analvss Of uie aud advice, s.. Call or
address, DE. ALIEN, 255 Kearny street, San Fran
cisco, Cal Office hours TO daily, to even
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PRIVATE RIsPENsARY.
THe yxpgeT SPECIALIST.

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vital fluid passing uuobServed In the urine, and
many other diseases thats al TO insanity and death
DIR. MENTIE, who is a regular physician grad
uate OF the University Of Pennsy yamal VIII agree
TO forfeit five Hundred Dollars for a case Of
this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE (under HE
special advice aud ureatment viii not cure, Jr Tor
anything impure or injurious found in 1t. DIR.
MINTIE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury. COBsultai,On free. Thor
ough examination and advice, including analysis ~
urine, 81. Price Of vital Restorative, S3 a
bottle, or four times the quantity, $i1; sent to
any address upon receipt OF price, or e. O. D., Sc
cured from observation, and il private name il
desired, by A. Z. MGNTEE. ". D.. No. II
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advice, $40. Sent secure from observation to any
address upon receip: of price, or c. o. d. To be
lad only ~
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JUu-t OF ITIU oITItTIOT NVIIIU.
W IL BEATTY & &C. benson, Attorneys for Executor.
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DEATHS.

Died. IN renrico county, Va, on sunday. MARCEL
2. 1854. at = o'clock i. NJ, Mr.. Macy A.
WHITE, nqtive Of Warwick. England, DLt for
the last thirty-t 70 years a resident az lIenrico
county. Va In the seycnty-fourih wear Of her 1ge.
Her funeral viii take place WEDNESDAY
MORNING at 10 O'Clock from her residence In
Henrico county. p,
Died. Monday. March 81. at : r. NJ. after = long
Illness, which she bore with Chris'ian fortitudc,
Mrs. ELLEN HURLEY; aged Gfiy-twO yetr-.
She was born In Ireland, but had lived IN our
city many years.
Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord"
He funeral viii take place from ~. Patrick
church WEDNESDAY the 5th instant ~ 10
O'Clock. Her friends are cordially invited 10 Al
Telluride, Col, and Baltimore, Nd. paper
please copy. "
Died. on Sunday al "A quarter &C. 9o'clock =. NJ.
March 2d JOHNNY c.. the beloved childof Ber
nard aud Elizabeth Fclthaus; aRed eighteen
months and nineteen days.
Darling JOHNNY, thou las l'fi u,
We thy loss most deeply feel:
But Ills God that hath bercil III.
lie can All our sorrows heal.
The funeral will take place from ~. Mary's Ger
man catholic church THIS Tuesday MORN
ING al 10 O'Clock. Relatives. tfends. ana a'.
guaintances are respectfully invited TO attend
without further notice.
Baltimore sun please cory
Died. at his residence. in Manchester. Monday
March 80, OF typhoid fever, ". {. ROBINSON
aged nifty years.
Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord
His funeral services will take place from The
Manchester Baptist church. corner Eleventh aui
Rainbridce streets. THIS AFTERNOON tNiarch
AIM at 3 O'Clock. Friends and acquaintance, of
the family respectfully Invited ~ attend.
Died. at the residence Of II. J. watkins. Mos
ingfOrd. Charlotte county, Va, March ISL
WYATC HUTCHINSON aged ninety year.
Entered into rcst. sunday NJ haf-pa-t | q O'Clock
=. NJ. Mrs. REBECCA TURNER: aged siNty-i~o
years.
| She was a faithful, honest. and true woman.
| Funeral AZ 3 O'Clock TO-DAY. March 4th. FINN
( the Fitth-Street (cOlOredl Baptist church.
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DIR. Ouillan, the leading authority Of
Great Britain on lung-diseases, says while
one Of his patients gained only seven
pounds by the use OF Cod-Liver on, She
gained over thirteen by the use Of Mullen.
The old-fieId Mullen. made into o tea and
combined with Sweet Gum. presents in
Taylor's Cherokee Remedy OF Sweet-Gum
and Mullen pleasant and effective cure
for Group, Whooping-Cougb, Colds, and
Consumption. Price 20 cents and II. This,
with DR.. Bigger's Southern Remedy, an
equally cfiicacious remedy for Cramp-CoIic,
Diarrhea, Dysentery, and children suffer
ing from the effects OF teething, presents a
little MEDICINE-CBEsT no household should
be without for the speedy relief OF sud
den and dangerous attacks Of the lungs
and bowels. Ask your druggists for them.
Manufactured by Walter A. TAYLOR, Al
lapta, Ca, proprietor Taylor, Premium
Cologne.
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The West Heard From

We stated a month or more ago as to the
special election for congressman in kansas
that the Free. Trade wing Of the Demo-
cratic majority in the House OF Representa-
tiyes bad shown Intense interest in the con-
test, and its leaders confidently asserted
that RIGos, the candidate OF the united
Democrats and Greenbackers, would be
returned by rousing majority, and thai
his election would be the first gun in Tho
"rcyenue-reform campaign OF 1884.
We'll, the election took place last Satur
day, and the protection candidate wa
elected by large majority. This is flint
news TO come from the region OF country
for whose votes the Democrats are asked Il
swap the votes Of New York, New Jersey
and Connecticut, because these three State
are in favor Of protection, and "the grea
West" opposed TO il Heed the lesson
Democrats. Play for what is in sight.
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a Warming.

In the line Of our article Of this morning
deprecating the unwise and unjust war
now being made in Washington upon some
Of the truest Democrats in the Union, the
New York World Of yesterday warns the
Democrats in Congress as follows in a
double-leadod editorial. 1t says:
MORE TRuTu FOR MORRISON.-Ne Jer-
sew is q noble. Stea1fast Democratic State
State that hes stood firmly by its princi-
ples in the darkest hours of Democracy
and through years of defeat.
In 1860 New Jersey gave her electoral
vote TO Stephen A. Douglas notwithstand-
ing the break in the Democratic party; in
1864 to George b. Mcclellan despite the
trials and prejudces Of the war; in 1865
to Horatio Seymour; and in lS76to Samuel
j. Tilden.
Mr.. Tilden carried New Jersey by over
| Il, ZOO majority in 1876. -Four years later
General HancOck very nearly lost the State,
and obtained bare majority OF 1000. A
careless word in the platform, unmeaning
but capable of misconstruction, nearly de-
feated popular candidate living within
sight Of the New Jersey shore.
/ Last year the Democratic party OF New
Jersey adopted platform which said
awe favor tariff for revenue, limited Il
the necessary expenditures Of the Govern
ment, and so adjusted as to gire protectio,
and encouragement to home productive in
duStry and labor, ,oithout producing o.
fostering nonopolieS."
On this platform, speaking the true senti
ments OF the Democrats Of the State, New
Jersey elected Democratic Governor b,
an old-fashioned majority OF 1000.
On such platform alone, or somethin,
like IL, can New jerseys electoral vote b
carried for the Democratic PRESIDENTS
candidate this year.
Can the Democratic party afford to d.
without New Jersey in the presidents
election?
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A genuine Turner landscape has been
picked up at secondhand shop at Shelf
field by local manufacturer, Mr.. Ruskin
pronoumces IL very curious and beautiful
example OF Turner's earliest work.
A warrant was issued saturday for the
arrest of Francis j. Smith, city treasurer
of Bayonne, N. j. James Walden. the ex-
pert accountant who has been examining
the books Of the treasurer, has thus far
discovered deficit Of over $4,000.
A PURE AND EPrEcrIvE HAIR-DRsssINo.
Cocaine, compound Of Cocoanut OIL,
beauties the hair and II sure TO allay all
itching and irritation Of the scalp.
The superiority OF Burnett's Flayoring
Extracts consists In their perfect purity
and strength.
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The Culpeper Times joins in the demand
for good county roads to be made by peni'
Tertiary eonyicts. 1t says
1.-The Richmond Dispatch, Allegheny
Sentinel, Hatifd1 Record, and some other
public Journals, we are glad to see, have
the boldness and candor 10 advocate the
working and repairing and keeping in or
der the pubic highways OF the country as
FAR as Il can be utilized aud made practical
bic and practical By the convict labor OF the
country. That this experiment ought TO
be made we all must assent. II II can be
put in operation and carried on successful
IN In The different counties OF the State, II
viii be an achievement accomplished by
the Legislature worth more than all Its
other enactments put together"
We are inclined to think that the Times
has not oyerstated the importance OF this
matter. Richmond without paved streets
would be what county is without passa-
BILE roads.
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PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCES. The Her.
ald'S reporter in the interviews elsewhere
mentioned asked number OF the Demo-
cratic members of the Virginia Legislature
whom they preferred as the Democratic
nominee for President OF the United
States.
Mr.. SD1B prefers HEWITT.
Speaker STUART prefers TnDEN.
Delegate EcHOLs names BAYARD and Nc
DONALD. Ex-senator BoGART also prefers
BAYARD but thinks he has no chance. Del
egate PRETLOw favors New York man.
Delegate Moon fayors western man.
Senator Hurt is for MCDONALD. LYBRooK
prefers BAYARD but will take MCDONALD
because available. Senator EDMUNDs names
HoRATIo SEYMOUR, Jr., and HoADLY.
Delegate Il. j. EVANS favors HANCOCK.
Delegate JONES, MCDONALD. Delegate PoR-
TER, BAYARD. Delegate PETgRs, RANDALL.
Delegate VAUGHAN, TUDES. Delegate CAM
PER would prefer BAYARD, but fears he
represents too much OF the money-bag idea.
In selecting delegates 10 the Democratic
National Convention the members OF the
Democratic State Convention may bear in
mind these expressions OF preference.
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BENEFICIAL SOCIETY

The thirteenth annual meeting Of tie above Or
gaDiZauoG VIII be held THIS Tuesday tNE-
MING IN Cathedral Hall at 1880 O'Clock. \
full attendance If the membership Is earnestly r.
duested as business of importance l. u De- con-id-
cred, and the election Of oficer, Tor ne next
twelve months will be held.
A fine of 50 cents for non-alicndau,c j. ini-
posed by the laws.
BY order of President
NH Alt Join ". liibFlN>.
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MEETINGS..

NFASONIC NOTICE.-The menu a
WI bers of RIt HMOND LODGE. No. ~
10, A. r. and 4. MasOns. are requested 20 M
attend stated communication Of their
Lodge at -. Alhaus Hall, corner Third aud NAN
streets. on THIS TUESDAY, EVENING nc o'clocA ).
Members of sister lodges and all transient broth
ers IN good standing are Invited 10 meet with H..
BY order Of tie W. VI.
JAMES F.. RlDDI'k. SECRETARY.
MARCH 4, 4. l.. 1854, AID. 1854.
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New Laws.

The Committee on Enrolled Bills report
that the Governor approved the following
on March /. 1884:
To amend and re-enact an act passed
January 10, 1878, entitled an act 10 incor-
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II is said by old cOnnOisseurs that the
Alpha Whiskey sold By W. ID. Blair e. Co..
1903 cast Main street. at $3.50 per gallon j.
better than any at $3.50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-03-04

The March No. OF The Southern His
toy,ca. Papers Is a remarkably good one.
Rev. J. WILLIAM Josgs, ID. d., editor,
Richmond, Va.
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CARRIAGES.

Married, February >. 1884, by Rev. Vi ,. "
Rurch. at No. 1902 east Grace street. ". 7. GOD
DIN. Of this city, to Miss TuEREsA ". hLp1/
OF Philadelphia, Pa.
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MONDAY. ..FOURTtFN DAY =
MARCH lOTH,S ..RUTH'S ROMANO
LECTURER.
I LECTURES ATROANUKECOLLE'F

DIR. WILLIAM II. RU$FNER wall CIV "
PUBLIC LECTURES at ROANOkt co. ,>u
III AST-FURNACES~ ON the $50, " M
COKlNG-OVENS. AND COklNG-tO 81 y, '
will give TWO LECTURES "a the stag ,ls
IT." and also special Instruction & he '''
Geology. . - ...p ,tf
on the lih Instant Professor +. V. u H'"'
OF New York, Will hcZin practical ' .,t.
normal instruction. and also give several AZ
lectures on educational topics. Lister, De 81 I'D
NER and members % the College f't.
continue the special instruction FOR tca'i'. tr
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s2,406,262 04

Txcess of expenses aud proposed
appropriations over one years m ,,,, oeo n,
,rhIs estimate is intended 10 show las IT stitesl
tho Excess Of one wears expenses and proposed
appropriations oyer one years income. ~ does
ny. I'm The Treasury. Ii the excess shown by
s statement Is to be paid all mst Of course,
come uut OF this surplus. Taklng That surplus mo
ocrnunt. thc estimate will further run as iol-
lows: ,uc, a. 40 oOO on
Amount In Treasury Slarch l. lccf'S' 'ff%'VV"" wv
Excess Ofbalance
I'm foregoing o,c, q.
.tatement..... oOZ'%OS VI
Amount proposed
by Fitzpatrick
hin 10 he Invest
ed in Riddle
berger bonds ut
100000
month for sew 80 ooo oo
en- monthS...... IOO'OOV w
Arrearages
public school
fund two quar- 900 ooo oo
iJrS....t,.s..ss'' AVNf"NN W
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WICwAN ANNAwoN TRIBE. ". 3O.J

4TH Sun, v wv MON, DC. u 1'3'
CHIEFS AND BROTHERS.-lo are
" hereby summoned TO assemble ~ Your Wig
wan Laube's Hall. corner ir,t and broad street.
on THIS 1.-THE 4tbl Sun, Warm Moon' e.. = -
1913. common era March ftil. - lht mr. run SET.
respect Ia our deceased brother W. I. Rnbl NN"N.
Nembcrs of sister tribes invited to meet Win u-.
WI. THORP, Sacheu.
p " CApTvp Chief Of Records NH al
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LIME. CEMENT. &c.

EIRE-BRiCK. FRIEDRICH.
Just received. a large lot OF the celebrated -,
AGE slRE-BRfck aud CLAY. Gasrant.y" ~
be equal 10 any other made Prices very low
Lime. Cement, Lump aud Grcand fisseIi
foot of Seventeenth street, south ssoc OF iNsA'
fe2A
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OLD DOMINION LODGE. No. n.

RICHMOND, VA March :. l-~3
THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
j LODGE will be held in Laube's Hal. corner
Of First and Broad streets. THIS THURSDAY ~
MING at - O'Clock. Quarterly dues pt{a. ' al.
this meeting. :. y. III
NH &. lfE Seer ..ilt.
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GRAND LoDGE KNIGHTS oI Ho>oE.,
NOTICE.

OFFICE or THE CHEsAPRAKE ANp uH"I
RAILWAY CONPANi.
RICHMOND, VA, February -. le~l.
THE ANNUAL MEETING or TUE - ',, D.
HOLDERS OF THE CdEs APEAhi M
HALLWAY COMPANY win be held 90 Gu, p.
of the company IN the city 81 Richm.AI .
TIL RSDkI the 9Th DIV Of March, l~~f,
fe l5-F&rutd j. GARRETT J. 'SrN'''
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MILLINERY. sc.

~
MRS. T.. J. THURSTON AL
WI l. now receiving 49,.
NEW SPRING STYLES 49,
IN all the leading shapes-SfRANS ti'iI'
FANCY BRAlDSi ,..rt.,N
A new supply OF FRENCH and ANfEN ~
bonner aud HAT-FkAMES:
NEW FLOWERS and FEATHERS. .
All WINTER GOODS being closed oei /" "a
below cost. mn
JAMES r. THURSToN, AN
% MANUFACTURER or y4Ah
STRAW GOODS, S~sN
Si5 EAST BROAD STREET,
IN TnE REAR,1
RICHMOND, VA.
Old and past STYLES OF Hats and Bonnets %, -, -
material, 'REPR0DuCED IN ThE LAi''
SHAPES AND C0LoRS. -. .,,.,rt.
ENID. aud CRiMPED. -, -
Ostrich Feathers CLEANED, CURLtp,
CuL0RED ANY SHADE. nh f-eoup'
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MHE RIIILDERS, EXCHANGE.-A

L regular monthly meeting Of the BUILD ~
EXCHANGE OF RICHMOND, \" WIZ ne ueI'
NJ their rooms, over the National Bank az Nlrs'-
nis, THIS Tuesday EVENING, March ~, A. =
O'Clock. THOMAS ELLfTl.
nbdrt4 SecrttzIf.
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1890, ar EXPENSES AND PROPOSED APPno-
h9.nIArioss IN EXCESS THEREOF OVER ONE
yEAR's INCOME.
rstImate for one year'sregular ex- ,aoo,1 ~
Denses. ...s,..,..'..' 49,.
Estimate for expenses Oh Tue he 100000 90
glslainre .c:si,osi:...... ........ 791740 81
Interest ya Da on public debt for one eao ooo 90
Interest on bonds held by literary
institaiions q. e.,. s2'3fo'- ,.o roA No
oss.24j at @ per cent'''''.''''.' IeS,oof w
s2,4O6,262 04
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THE VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.

House bill No. 100, appropriating $780,
600 for the benefit of the Virginia Military
Institute, was taken up and discussed by
Messrs. Banks. Anderson OF Rockbridge,
Moflet.. Porter, and Gibson. The latter
gentleman was very earnest in the support
OF an amendment which proposed to lessen
the amount appropriated by striking out
So, 900 per annum aud insert $50, 900, and
| this was agreed to.
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Comprising the Best Bargains yet Offered
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Judicial Order

WHEREAS, the Jury Commissioners Of the
W parish of Ascension, State of Louisiana,
failed to draw jury for the regular Jury term
of FEBRUARY, 1884, Of tho End Judicial District
Court In and for said parish, and whereas,
great public necessity requires that jury term
OF said court shall be holden in said parish at
the earliest day;
Now, therefore. considering the power and
discretion vested in District Judges to provide
for other jury terms than those regularly fixed
by rule of court. by virtue Of the provisions of
section i've of Act No. Z Of the General Assem-
bly, of this State. approved February 20 1880
and considering further the provisions Of ar
tiele 1T of the constitution of the State: It is
hereby ordered that jury term of said court
commencing ON the third Monday in March,
1881, be held In the parish of Ascension;
That the Clerk OF said Court in and for said
parish will notify the Jury Commissioners to
draw jnry for said term and according to law
at least fifty days hsfsss the said third Monday
in March. 1884:
That q copy duly certified to by said Clerk O
Court, of this oaaer be published in the Official
journal OF the parish for at least thirty days
befare said third Monday in March. 1924; that
this order be spread upon tho minutes of the
said court and that a copy hereof be immedi-
ately posted on the door of the Courthouse Of
the parish of Ascension.
Rendered and granted at chambers, parish of
Ascension, 22nd Judicial District of Louisiana,
this 4th day of January. A. D., Eighteen Hun
dred and Eighty-Four.
JNO. A. CHEEyERS, Judge.
true copy:
II. aecUILoH. Dept. Clerk of Court.