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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-03-12

A few days ago Detective John Wren re-
ceived a dispatch which called his atten.
ton to the burning Of barn in Bucking-
ham county. The barn belonged to Mr..
f. II. McCulloch, one OF the most pros
porous planters in the county. He is the
son Of the Hon. Hugh MeCulloch. ex-
United States Treasurer. His sheepfold
having been invaded frequently, he gave
orders to his oyerseer 10 shoot any dog
found trespassing on his place. The over
seer obeyed instructions, and shot dog
belonging to some negroes. The next day
Mr.. McCulloch's barn was burned. De-
tective Wren sent man up TO Bucking-
ham. and this man at once arrested Maria
Ware and her daughter Ann. They were
taken before magistrate and sent on to
the grand jury for further trial.
The detectives have good case. and
will bring down their game, one Of the
women having already confessed guilt.
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Mr.. Hurt vacated the chair and moved
TO reconsider the vote bywhich the amend
ment had been previously rejected, and the
motion was agreed TO, and the amendment
was then adopted with great unanimity.
An amendment was also adopted allow
ing wholesale confectioners TO sell fruits
preserved In ardent spirits without taking
out license as wholesale liquor-dealers.
The sample-merchanps license remains
rs II passed the House-S75 for each sales
man employed. The Senate committee
moved TO amend by inserting 1926, which
was rejected. Mr.. Lovenstein then moved
to insert 800, which was rejected-ayes,
IA; noes, IA.
Any merchant in this State who pays a
tax Of at least S75 can, as heretofore, sell
without IN additional sample-merchant's
license.
MERCHANTS LICENSES.
The section in regard to merchants Ii
censes Is as follows:
27. For every license to merchant or
mercantile firm the amount to be paid shall
be graduated as follows: II the amount OF
purchases shall not exceed $1,000, the
amount shall be S5; where purchases do
not exceed $1,000, the amount shall be
$40; and for all purchases over $4,000 and
less than $4,000, there shall be paid 30
cents on the 300; and upon all the pur-
chases over $4,000, there shall be paid 10
cents on every SlO0 in excess Of $4,000.
The amendment reduces the tax on all
purchases Of $4,000 up to $4,000 to 80
cents on the 800 instead Of 40 cents, rs
provided in the present law.
The bill was sent to the House for con-
currence in the amendment.
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THE STATE AT LARGE.
LYNCHBURG.
Contracts Awardrd--Rcvivais services-Y. VI
&. A.-Electric LiRh, and Other Matters.
ICorrespondcnce OF the Richmond Dispatcn.l

Contracts Awarded--Rcvivais services-Y. NJ
&. A.-Eiectric Light and Other Matters.
ICorrespondcnce OF the Richmond Dispatcn.I
MARCH IL, 1884.
The City Council has ratified the con.
tract Tor the completion OF the second
basin OF the Clay-street reservoir, which (,
to cost about $4,000. The same body has
also awarded $4,000 contract TO A. Rick,
of Richmond, for the repairing Of several
streets. Mr.. Rick was the highest bidder.
and on the point Of awarding him the
contract over Lynchburg contractors.
whose bids were less. quite spirited de.
bate occurred In the Council. The Street
Committee contended that Mr.. Rick was
the only contractor who could do the
work satisfactorily. The vote on award.
ing him the contract stood : TO ), three
members being absent.
Or. w. +. Hatcher, OF Richmond, is rs.
sisting Rev. Mr.. Smith In the conduct OF
revival services at the First Baptist church,
and the church is crowded to overflowine
every night. The services have been In
progress for week, and will continue an.
other week.
The Young Mems Christian Association
has determined 10 push the project OF Sc
curing building for permanent quarters.
The Finance Committee will begin a can.
vass in few days for funds for the pur-
pose indicated. II is proposed TO buy the
First Baptist church building, which can
be had, il is said. for $4,000.
The trial OF the electric light here has
proved great success, and il il eau be
satisfactorily demonstrated that the light
Will not materially exceed gas-light i'm its
cost it will no doubt be adopted by the
City Council.
Mrs. Samuel Patteson, the eldest daugh-
ter Of Colonel &. II. Rucker. died at her
home, in this city, at a late hour last night.
She is survived by her husband and several
young children. BEAUMONT.
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man was soon In worse condition than
ever. For some time he remained bal
anced on the sill Of the window, unable
either TO get In or out. The crowd con.
tlnued 10 throw ont suggestions, and
one wag was so mean AZ to ask
the Jehu II the "old rascal was
trying to beat his fare" After
much labor. the old gentleman, crestfallen
and completely crushed, was pushed back
into the herdic, which was driven to q
0lacksmlih-shop at the North End. There
the door was forced, and the unwil-
ing prisoner was soon at liberty. Upon
regaining his wonted geniaIity and good
nature, he seemed to enjoy his experience,
and laughed as much as anybody over IL.
at the same time, however, expressing a
desire that the matter should he kept shady
from his Beacon-street friends. r..
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A Card.

I'm reference to q card signed by David
ii. Lynch, in yesterdays Dispatch, ! must
say to my friends and the public, IN conse-
quence OF said Lynch's acts of misrepre-
sentations and his known character aS
liar. could not recognize him in the way
a gentleman should be recognized. | eX-
pect to have Mr.. Harper, Of Michigan, the
gentleman to whom Lynch represented my
firm as out Of business, to testify in my
suit against II. l.. Staples & Co., and thus
sustain the charge made therein. Any man
who was scoundrel enough TO have acted
as ID. Ii. Lynch was represented to me TO
have acted, would be unprincipled enough
to deny it when charged with it. desire
the public TO know | could not under any
circumstances notice such creature rs
David II. Lynch, whose character is SO we'll
known, and did not notice him except as a
clerk OF II. l.. Staples & Co. You are re-
spectfully asked TO read the sworn cerliti-
Gates below. Respectfully,
r. b. CHAFFIN.
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WAYLAND SPRING,
w NOTTOWAY COUNTY, VA.
,NAIySIs on THE wATFR

In one gallon Of 22l cubic inches there are
~Bicarbonaie of Iron ..0.el grains,
BCarhenate OF .S.p4 grams,
~Bcarbonate Of MagneSia. LOS grains.
In addition there are Potash aud Soda. in com
hiusion with Carbonie Acid. Snlphurlc Acid and
Chlorine. The SnlphnTic Acid Is in very small
proportion. II also contains Lythia, but not in
large quantity: aud other substances would no
doubt be found by complete anaiy SIS. Ihc
20 render IL very valuable in disorders To which
Chslybeste Waters are applicable-namely, those
whose prominent symptom Is Debility. II viii
prove useful especially In some forms OF Dys-
pepsia. Diseases OF the Urinary Organs, and Com
plants Peculiar 10 Women;
state Chemist"
This water has been tried. and had fine effect, In
the following diseases-namely. Dyspepsia. Piles,
Brgnt's Disease, Diseases ef the Liver and Uri-
nary Organs, Womb-Diseases. and Scrt fula: II Is
an excellent tonic, and good remedy for Cholera
In Fowls. Read the following certificates:
Il am satisfied that the WAYLAND WATEI;
possesses very fine tonic properties In feeOle di-
gestion and want OF appetite It acts well, but IT is
IN cases Of urinary trouble that l have seen It's
happiest results. In enc case OF chrome Calarrl
Of the Bladder. OF long standing ana OF most az
grayaied symptoms, IL acted splendidly. adding
greatly tO the comfort OF the natient' ana remoV-
ing almost entirely from the urine the large guam
tity OF viscid mucus, which In the course of one
night would be found In the vessel the following
morning. Some mornings this discharge would
prudence OF the patient believe this water would
make cure of her. have seen the good effect OF
this water In other cases similar 70 the one above
mentioned. JOSEPH W. SOUTHALL. NJ. D.,
"Deatonyille, Amelia county, Va
MY family have made fair experiment Of the
WAYLAND WATER. ! take pleasure In stating
that believe IL 10 be tminently beneficial in Dys-
pepsia and in all eases Of functional arrangement
Of the digestive organs.
"REY. THEODORICK PRYOR, ID. D.,
A." "NOttOway COuI IthOuse. Va
Having used the WAYLAND WATER during
the past summer and being much benefited.
cheerfuly recommend 1t 70 all who may suffer
from General Debility and Nervousness.
MRS. MEREDITH WATSON,
Jennings Ordinary, Nottoway county, va
ON receipt Of a3 ! will send this water TO ans
address, in one dozen half. gallon bottles. securely
packed. purchaser paying freight or express Ad-
dress orders to r. j. WARD.
Jennings's Ordinary, NOttOway county, Va.
mn l2-dlt&w1t"
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yireinia News Items.

Little Lottie Pollard. who was so badly
burned by the explosion of a kerosene
lamp in the house Of Captain Dodamead,
at Burkeville, Sunday, died yesterday.
A letter from Culpeper states that the
negro Johnston, who was taken from the
penitentiary TO Culpeper in order that he
might point out the hiding-pIace of $1,000
stolen some six months ago, gave his guard
lively tramp. but the hidden treasure has
not yet materialiZed.
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There comes report from abroad that
Miss Nellie Hunt, daughter OF the late
Minister 10 Russia, Is engaged to Russian
nobleman who Is one OF the household Of
ficiaIs In the Imperial Palace. dl
HoRsfoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE poR OVER
WORKED FEMALEs.-Dr. J. p. Cowan,
Ashland, o., says: II proves satisfactory
as q nerve tonic; also In dyspeptie con-
ditions OF the stomach, with general de-
bility. such as we find In oyerworked fe-
males, with nervous headache and its ac-
COMPARTMENTS"
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street.Cars 20 HOLLYWOOD.

The expectation was that the street
railway wOuld be extended to HOLLYWOOD
last spring, but on account OF many other
expenses the company concluded TO defer
this Improvement. 1t is to be hoped that
the extension will be made this spring.
There are so many people who wish TO visit
Hollywood when the weather is pleasant
that it is pity they cannot be accommo-
dated, and it is pity the company cannot
have the income that would be thus pro-
duced,
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Terreli's store burnt.

Early yesterday morning the store Of Mr..
Henry Terrell, at Morgan's old stand, in
and contents were entirely destroyed.
There was an insurance OF 5000 on the
property, but the loss, it is understood,
will considerably exceed that sum. The
cause OF the fire is not known.
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Briefs and Personals.

The regular monthly meeting OF The
Board of Directors OF the Chamber Of Com
merce will be held Thursday evening.
The Governor Yesterday appointed the
following notaries: William r. Lazenby.
Bedford county; ID. j. Miller. Frederick
county; J. VI. White, Albemarle county ;
John T.. f. Simms, Albemarle county; W.
j. Dance, Jr., Danyille; j. W. Vawtcr,
Allegheny county.
The alarm OF fire yesterday afternoon Il
few minutes before o'clock. from Station
~, was caused by the burning OF few
shingles on the roof Of house No. 3lS Sin
teenth street. Damage, about %.
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MOrfunry.

The mortuary report for the week
ending March Is as follows:
Whole number OF deaths in the city,
exclusive Of still-births, 35-white, Is ;
colored, 20.
The rate OF mortality OF the whole popu-
lation was 2563 per 1000 per annUm
White population, 1859 per 1000 per
annum; colored population 23.I2 per
1000 per annum.
j. G. CABELI, VI. D.,
President Board OF Health.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE.

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
NlsPECIAL COURSE OF PRACTICAL MED
ICGNE.-SessiOn VIII begin On WEDNESDAY.
April 2, 1884. and end July l. Practical dId
clinical for recent graduates, yet elementary aud
didactlc enough for students. Terms, s25 fOr the
coarse 50 for anatomical material. For cirCHl1r
or further information address
DIR. JOHN y. EPSHER.
secretary aud TpIsarer.
2O6 east Grace stieet, Richmond. 1.
NH 2.eOdlm
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ThraM Her Baby Into q Well.

Emily Fultz (colOred) has been commit
ted to Henrico Jail TO answer before the
grand jury the charge OF numbering her
infant by throwing it into well.
Accused Is about nineteen years Of age.
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TO MESSRS. J. II. CLAIBORNE,
il EEOpEE " MARREN IOSEPH NJ

BLAIR, ". r. QUARLEs, AND OTHERS:
Gentemen,-ln response 10 vom call of Goth
February, 1854, respectfully announce myself
a candidate for the position of SHERIFF OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND, subject 10 Demo.
cratic primary election. Should ii be the plea
s,lre Of my fellOw-ciiizens to elect me 10 the Of
Zee. promise them In return a conscientious
and faithful discharge Of its duties. Feeling
deenlv grateful for the confidence that YOU have
expressed In me,
f. 9s-Im CHARLES w. GODDTN.
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RICHMOND. VA. March If. 1891

This is to certify that while farmer in
IIenrico county, Va. had business with
II. L. staples a Co, and saw good deal
Of ID. ii. Lynch. clerk for said staples. !
hereby certify would not believe ID. II.
Lynch under oath.
w. II. THOMPSON. Richmond, Va.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, a
notary public for the city Of Richmond in
the state Of Virginia. this llih day Of
March, 1884, by w. II. Thompson.
HARVEY WILSON, y. l..
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ROOKs. sTATIOsERY. &c.

MORE NEW BOOKS.-The Yoke OF
WI Christ aud tie Duties and Circumstances OF
Life, by Thorold, author of Presence of Christ,
&C.. s1.25: The Witness Of the Passion, by W.
}. Knox Little, al; The Collects Of the Prayer
ROOksRl.5O: Mere Leaves from the journal of
a Life in the Highlands, from 1862 to 1882,
l5c.. by Queen Victoria; The Unity of Nature,
Lawyer. SI.5O: 1'he Two Parsons, by Colonel
George Wythe Yunford, $3.50. -.
Inh9 WEST, JOHNSTON & co.
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WOOD AND C<pAi

4 NIHRACITE coal, ALL SIZES,
"A dry and clean. AT reduced prices. fA~I-
sANK COALBI'RG SPLIT. s5.26 aud $3.50
best CRATE fuel in the market. WOOD from " per
half cord to 50 per halt cord, for kindling. SOFT
COKE and all kinds Oi tNGINE COAL al iDsr-t
prices for cash 1905 Cary street lteleph"n" No.
1851 or Broad street Opposite 1hCaire.
NH Il-3m CHARLES II. PAGf.
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FOREIGN SIEAMSHIPS.

Il
COOKS GRAND EXCURSIONS leave Ncs
tickets by ali Atlantic steamers Special facilito,
for securing good berih>. Tourist tickets for in
diyidusl travellers In Europe all routes, q, te-
duced rates.
COOKS EXCURslONIsT, with mapp ioj full
particulars. by mail 10 cent. Address
THOMAS COOK & son,
fe l3 W&Sul6w 26l broadway, New York
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supreme Court of Appeals.

.Jones's executors against Purdie. Ar
gued by Samuel ID. Davies and Judge w.
Ii. Burroughs for appellant, Messrs. String
fellow a Pegram for appellees. and sub
mitttpd
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BEAUTIFUL PARLOR FIRES.

Having the agency OF the Kanawha Cannrl CyIl
Company am prepared 80 furnish PURE tN\-
MEL COAL ~ heap n more ordinary fuel: Al .
a full supply ef GROWN NIL SPLlNT tpAL
the best Mtst Virginia Splint mined.
A.. LATlikDP.
sole Agent Tor RirhmpBt
de Seventeenth STREET at draw III Id.-
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I RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE MY

OF SHEEIFF, subject 10 the Democratic nOmlna-
lion. Having been Deputy Sheriff for about
thirteen years. and row carving on the office
In lhe name Of John W. Wright, Sheriff. he
Heve that can discharge the duties Of the position
satisfactorily. and If elected I pledge my best
efforts TO that end.
NH 2-lm LEWIS +. WINSTON.
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The knabe Pianos

are very popular here. For sweetness ol
tone. durability, perfect action, as well a.
beauty OF finish. rank among the best IN
struments that are made. Messrs. Ramos
a. Moses are the agents for Richmond.
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SAVE MONEY BY hsv,as yosr printing done a.
the DIsPATcH PRIErfSe-Houss. 6eed work.
low prices, and satisfAesisp guaranteed.
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RICHMOND, VA, March II. 1884.

RICHMOND, VA, March IL, 1884.
Our business has required us to be
thrown nearly every day for the past six
months with ID. II. Lyncn, clerk OF II. l..
Staples 4 Go. Were we called on in q
court OF Justice TO state il we would be-
Iieve said Lynch on oath. we would have
to state we would not believe Lynch on
oath if he was personally interested. We
further state that we have seen ID. H..
Lynch, clerk for II. l.. Staples Il Co., Il
great many times ut a window opposite
the office OF r. Il. Chatlln Il Co. watching
the oflice.d door Of said Chaffin d Co.; and
customers OF said X. r. Chaflin Il Co. have
told us so soon as they left the office
OF said Cbaflin N 60. Lynch would hurry
down the steps opposite Chatin Co. 3
Office and endeavOr 10 get them 10 h. J..
Staples & Co.'S office. W. W. ROWE.
J. IL. Brown.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me, 4
notary public for the city OF Richmond, in
the State Of Virginia. this lith day Of
March, 1894, by W. W. Rowe and j. IL.
Brown. HARVEY WILSON. y. /.
This is to certify that have seen David
II. Lynch, now associated with H. l.. sta
pies Il Co.. repeatedly watching the office
OF X. b. Chafiin & Co., as stated In the afii-
dayit above. JOIN G.. EARLEY.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me, Il
notary public for the city OF Richmond, in
the State Of Virginia, this nth day Of
March, 1884, by JOIN {. Farley.
HARVEY WILSON, y. L.
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BOOTS, SHOES. &c,

ID + NJ q ' \ J.. 9fHa
Nv friends and Customers. and the Dub-f ~
hc, aIe hereby informed that have ne
moved from No 10 north Fourteenth street 80 w.
II NORTH ELEVENTH STREET. who're can
hereafter De found always ready 10 execute orgrin
for FINE BOOTS AND sllOf> aud RkPAiislN1
or ALL kIND~.
Thanking my friends and the public for PCT M
age In the past, respectfully solicit conimu1nre
of the same 7. i. WALLER.
Practical Boot and ShOeinaket
No. IL north Eleventh street, Richmond. ".
NH ll-2tt
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siIverware, BrOnxes. Clocks, Rogers
Celebrated Cutlery.

The sale Of the Taunton Silver. PLATED
Company's goods will be continued OF
Monday, Tuesday, and "Wednesday at TO-
O'Clock A. NJ. and AZ O'Clock Z. NJ. Tn,
collection Is complete, and the fullest guar
antee given.
JXo. +. LAUGHT0N, JR.. Auctioneer,
1924 Main street.
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CRY BoNps FOR SALE.

Long pine, 81 and $2.25 per hslf-cord
sawed. $2.75: kindling. 80 per balf-cord
anthracite coal. all sizes, cheap for cash
East Bank Coalburg spint, 1870 and 500
per ton. at Pages, 1905 Cary street. Teie'
phone No. 1855.
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Hny d Martins

French Backing. the best In the world, i
for sale by JOSEPH NJ. BLAIR, Grocer,
Pace Block.
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Il undersigned, voters Of the city, appreciatInG
vour honest and strict attention 90 business, and
believing YOU would DC suitable person 10 mn IN,
vacancy caused bv the death OF the late John W
Wright, respectfully request that YOU announce
yourself candidate for sheriff, TO be voted for al
The approaching MAY election.
n. Claiborne. Joseph NJ Blair,
george ". Warren, W l.. Quarles,
q, Cennet J. W. Cringan,
Jesse Child, II. SwincfO-d.
John G. Williams, j. L. Apperson,
W. II. Tatum, n. T. Tinsev.
MOuntcaSile 3 Coier, George L. stacy,
}. +. hohler, \. l.. Elicit, Jr.,
a. iudson Watkins, Clay Drewrv,
W. 4. Smith, e. l.. Todd.
W. G.. stokes. y. II. Addison.
ID. q. DAVIS. John Addison,
samuel :. Cottrell, William II. Allison.
ID. :. Mccarthy, Robert r. Williams,
j. Haryio Rlair, Franklia Stearns,
Cleut r. BarSsdale. n. G. Gray.
W. r.. simmons,
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WHAT THE CRITICS SAY:


No. 40, a Romance Of Fortress Monroe ant
the Hygeia. This Is bright, readable ove-story
elegant in style and superior to most works of it'
class. Il presents in fascinating manner the
ideal southern lady.'
The second edition Just published Price soc
paper cloth, 7Jc.
NH s-d&w j. W. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
TRUSTEES SALE OF
c. MCCARTHY & CO.'S
STOCK OF BOOKS, STATIONERY.
BRONZEs, PLAQUES,
and tbOusandsOf
FANCY ARTICLES.
Bargains can be had by early purchasers.
GOODWILL, FIXTURES, AND LEASE OF
STORE.
Apply TO Nv. RANDOLFh'
fe2o.eodlm Trustee.
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EsoRY's LITTLE cArHARTic PILLS are SUR
ciently powerful for the robust. yet the
for children and weak constitutions. The action
in anv disease is uniform. certain, and ssfe Fif-
teen cents,
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To rHg CoNsuMPTIvE.-I.et those who Ian
guisb under the fatal severity Of our eli mate
through any pulmonary complaint or even those
who are in decided Consumption. by no means de-
spair. There II . safe and sure remedy at hand,
and one easily tried. "WuSoR's COMPOUND on
CoD-LIyRR OIL AND LIME" without Possessing
the very nausestng favor OF the oil - heretofore
used, Is endowed by the Phosphate OF Lime with u
healing property which renders the OH doubiy en-
cacious. Remarkable testimonials OF IT, efficacy
can be shown. sold by a. b. WmBoR, Chsmist,
Boston, and all druggists
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Davenport d Co.
STOCK-BR0KgRs,
lll3 Main street,
BUY AND SELL BONDS AND STOCKS
on commission.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES A SPECIALLY.
viii fund
VIRGINIA BONDS INTO New 3's
on favorable terms.
CRY BONDS FOR SALE.
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WE HAVENOw IN STORE AN EN-
w TIRE CASE OF THAT MAGNIFICENT
EAU DE COLOGNE KL0sTERFRAU (NUNb.
and having imported II direct from the msnufac-
tory In C0eln, Germany, we car give the positive
assurance that this Is the genuine article" We
offer II for sale at wholesale or retail.
l.. WAGNER, Drugstst,
NH l2-3t+ sixth and Broad stre~t..
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nEssRs. WICKHAM AND NEREDITH.

Mr.. Wickham, and after him Mr.. Mere
djth. made strong appeals 10 the Senate to
deal fairly and Justly with the merchants Of
the State.
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CANDIDATES FOR orrrCE.

I RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE MY.
Il SELF A CANDIDATE FOR THE OFFICE
OF CITY SERGEANT. should II DC the pleasure
Of nv feiiow-citizens TO elect me 10 the Office 1
promise in return n faithful discharge OF It's duties
Respectfully YOURS,
NH Helm JAMES G.. SMITH.
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THE DISPATCH.

ADVERTISING RATES. - :
Half inch. or less, time 60 cents; unes Sf;
times s1.50; o times e2.70; Is times $500;
month 1888: 8 months s2s.
Reading notices in rcading.mstter type, Hues
or less 81 In agate loaded rs cents.
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