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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-27

A letter from Chief-of-Police Waters,
Of staunton, received yesterday eve
ming. states that there is still no news
from Mr.. John NJ. Carroll, the missing
treasurer Of that city.
There is growing anxiety on the
part OF Mr.. CAROLS friends. They
fear that he has met with his death,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-27

Or. 4. q. Wollard. OF Richmond.
Va, IS having great success IL curing
Cancers. lie has cured hundreds pro-
nounced incurable by other physicians.
SEND for pamphlet with references and
certificate. OE.ce. 109 east Leigh
street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-27

visit to our city in 1881 is pleasantly
remembered.
What their errand is, or how long
Their stay, has not been disclosed Bat
they Will doubtless be looked after and
properly guarded by the Richmond
Anigtts. They are at the Exchange
Hetel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-27

The night train yesterday of the
Richmond, fredericksburg and Poto-
mac railroad had on board Past Com
mander George u. Rhodes and Sir W.
l.. Walker. Of the PrOvidence Com
mandery, knights Templars, Whose
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-27

Entire stock Of Boots, Shoes. snC
Trunks regardless OF cost, 70 Close bust.
ness. Store for rent November It'll
Few more pairs Csc. Rubhers. BO-
TON BOOT, SHOE AND TRUNK HOUsB
pos east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-27
CITY SCHOOL BOARD.
"sxniar menths Nsefins ns--Repsfi OF suser.
in'e"eeut Gsrsest-New school Aeoomsae.

"eNefar monfhr NsefinE-Eepsft OF sucer-
in'eseeut Gsrsest-New scssel Aeeemsae.
datissE
The regular meeting Of the City
School Board was held at the High
School building yesterday afternoon at
O'Clock. Present: Hon. j. TAYLOR
Lllyson lchairman), DR.. S. 2. Moore,
William Lovenstein, John b. Car
William I. Drinkard, Z. I. Bri-g T..
W. x. Bowie, William II. Williams.
and I. Wiley Davis; (. n. Garnet.
superintendent Charles p. Rady, clerk
and supervisor.
SUPERINTENDENT MONTHLY RE-
PORT.
The Superintendent submitted his
regular monthly report. showing the
condition Of the public schools during
the past north. The report gives the
following hg1res
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-27

Call at g0l Main street and leave
your order for a nice dress or business
suit Of some Of those nice, stylish Eng
hsh and French Suitings that L. 3.
spence 4 Son are offering az low prices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-27

The Thomas Bradford Company, Of
Cincinnati g.. make = specially OF
Corn and Flour-Mill Machinery. and
solicit correspondence from interested
parties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-27
flfoKE TRIxY CTaAKs.

FOE kRorCHIAL. AsTBAATIC, AsD Pull
NOSAEY COMPLAINTS, BEowS's BEOS-
cHIAL 1ROCHEs" manifest reinarka hle
curative properties Sold only IA boxes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-27
pRESs GOODS

Tho largest ssocx Of DEtEss GOODS ~
ever rarrsef. Don't fiii 70 examine oUl
efcrt fefrry, purchasing. We show
,.rxis- uidih material fer -. la. -. 10
20 and 2tf-,
iof,bie. uidih from l2i4c - 81.
Is~f All "a COL ta6iimerek. 4sc.s
AIN Ooi Iricots. Boo
"a Iricotx al coiors Sl-rcguiar price
.1s.
Esrs gHsfmeres from Il e. 20 s1.SC per
yard.
Ia DRESS TRIMMINGS we show MOss
Trimming 81 cuiofs ~ 5nt. per vardi
Chenille frinEes for -, o1is 70. SIX. and
Il Ytr ysri--ali styles.
Ktfveieelis from Sbc. 90 81
NeIKsis al coiore from PFC. 20 s.,
eo8ors a. Hfaids and Neiyef = Dbonf.
A uirc assortment ~ llrs-~-- buitons
llaE MTT'IELD)RFER
or g5-SU .Tu6Th No 527 eass Broad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-27

THE LAST HALF or TUE CITY
AND sCHooL TAX u PAYABLE on
OK BkFOISh NOVEMBER lsT. Person,
fsyihg The whole oF she hall OF the same %
that lime are cuftiicd &C. a rrt,ate NJ 5 pr
esnt GA tite halt city t&2 The sia1s aAksS
are nov ready fof cOitscti0n Thnrs vii ~
$50 scistsos--on lsAe zsr UECk nHER SEKI
u then unpsie
j. " RRox sUgH gx..
Iscssafcr cdy Of Manchester.
% 2i-fkotf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-27
. CARS CHOICE SMOOTH IRISH

tAIkH AuVfCL oAVVIH IRISH
- POTAToE<-hsst 0n the market tnis
season;
l car choice VIRGINIA APPLES,
] car prime CAEhAGE.
loo packages OF prime WESTERN And
MOUNTAIN HuTTER.
BEANs. PEAs. bkIED FRUITS. E65aS,
&c.. received every day
H. WAl.I4EnsTEIN q co,
ii and IS south fifteenl IA street.
oc e7slg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-27
sxuKx rKIxY CIGARS.

THE DISPATCH JoB-PKTSTTEe HOUSE o
thoroughly equipped 20 do2n kinds OF boox.
AND J0B-PkISTISG al the shortest notioe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-27

TOR SALE. A LADY'S.r
Il DHfNTNG-MARE ana PHAE- ~
Ton. The phseton u m good order and tne
usrr j. Young gentle arf o. excellent
blood. The whole OUTFIT WI. be sold cheap
and On time if desired
Also one FAEA-CARr. bar litiie used.
Apply 10 JOSEPH X. HfX.
hoHroestreot between Broad and Grace.
gr.uf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-27
THE SITUATION DISCUSSED.

~xow. my dear observed The gu1ss -
maria, ~winfers coming on aud tines srs
tsxht- Tve been unfortunate IN sry.nx N
bear the wheat market The fsst Of the
bus,ne~ ". the 'hlis got me cornersd snd
iossed me badly. 20 we've Eos te rstrench-
No seal-skin sscaass Or ops4-tieksss THIS
season. Bot the boys must al have SUITS
ana ovEgooATs. and must h. nssa 40
= little roysn,f. think vel make vist
70 the AMERICAN cLorHiSG CON-
PANY The BEsr GOODS FOR THE
LEAsT MONEY can always be found there.
and ia some satisfaction % trade with .
no1se that keep np with the times ,snd
gives fuil value Tor the amount invested =
great many people aerec with the
judge and that's vhy soGsl always ind
9 bsg crowd OF buyers st the
AMERICAN CLOTHING coMPANYs,
n. BExDnEIM 4 BROTHER
eie KAsr MATT srExwT,
LEADING SOUTHERN cLorHIERs AND
oUTFITTERs.
foc gTf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-27

WIN. We fIt 80 give our tN-tifi1tfs 4 n
al times aud what we ar especially d.
terrnIued fo offer them this season
Ne invite the attention ~ oUr display Of
DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. AND CLoAEs.
and We can truly say thai We have a finer
as.rIf ncrf tunn ws ever ulare1 on ssste
f.eforf nrf fnai there q scarcely another
lrt-lsoocs house a. Richmond which oilers
500 iH 60 its customers b. such remarkably
loss fgWts.
A. Use case AII-WOpL ls-YARD-
Wltf ThiCOT. Eetalis elsewhere atfl
A. sor. 90 TIeoes StNG4-f-W WIDTH A lds-
Wool JRi1OI
Atsi, 81 AII-wOOI4 NEwMARKFTs
A. 2tc NIHY PINE =HMEIsE--s'l
Al il43se- 5000 yards SATIN BERBER
Ais2.a sob lo. ol NEwMARKETs worth
$500
At15c. - pieces OF WHITE FLANNEL;
rta value .0c.
A.5te. CoLORED CHENILLE FRlNGEs.
A. u.2t. al shades "a 5+-INCh-MIUE
- a.. ALI-wooL BLACK 8G.INCH-
WfNF CASHNEHI
Al ffc.. s. 8-bUTION REAL kin GLOVE.
in alihe leadiEa SHADES auc biaeS
Al 8sc. Do PATTERNS iu TURKEY RED
IAELir DAMA~h. - inches WIDE
Al 81 g. pairs of lu-s " iITE BLAN-
A. co.. HANDSOME BLACK DRESS
a. Soc. MENs ALLwooL RED
Ef5oo.. MEMS ALL WOOL REDnRAW-
EHs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-27
rsy- ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS
at
RAE. mTTTELDoaFEE's.


Another fnsiniipent of LADIES AMI
NllsFS' WRAPS Just reeeired. Any lads
a. cfiIf entering our store with - view ol
vurchxssnra " RAP cannot fail % be suited
from orf tfnmeuss and cafcfutfy -setSe. 80
eses-f We xlost Al the iais<f STYLES Ne W
nAhfSKTS, RUSSIAN cf KCrLAks. DOL
NAN JACK fTS. sAckSs Nl5IIhS, &C..
n Al Grades and a. al prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-27
CONF I4GIOUS
DISEASES ANn PREVALENT ALI
DNEk THE WORLD.

lam native ~ England. and while was
"a thar country ! contracted = terrible
blood poison. and for two YEAR was under
ffestmenf a. en- outdoor patient g. Not
tinEhsm Hospital England hui wRs not
cured. J suffered the In,-,f agoDt2tnE pains
IN fuN bones and Wa covered with sores
all over my BODY ana lmDs. 1 had vertigo
and deafness With partial lOSs o. sight.
severe paius IN ny head and eyes. etc.
which Dcariy rat INT crazy. / iost all mop.
n that countrY ano sailed for America. and
was treated a. Roosevelt ln tnis city. g.
We ~ by prominent physician IN New
York having 10 connection VIII the nos-
pltHlA-
] slw the advertisement Of swifts Spe-
zinc. and 4 determined 70 give TIA trla, as q
last resort I had gwen up all nofse of being
cured a. J had gone through the hands Of
The beet medical Iucn ~ NOTTINGHAM and
NeN York. I icoa slx bottles OF = :. J..
and can sRy viii great 10Y fnat they have
cured lnr entirely. j an as sound and We'll
as ! ever WsS ia ny lfe.
l. FRED. HALFOKD.
a'rE f-TTsY lime
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-27

A VALUABLE PUBLICATION,
= "A punished tits day THE AMERf-
CAN DOLLAR AND THE ANGITb-l3gE
Man COMBINATION To MAXI COLI
UfAtEH. ky lsOBEHT ". HUGHES.
This timely Aun important monetary
pamphlet n destined 10 have = large saie
tnroOk khout t6e Nhoie country. Price. 500.
Tte amount csB b. refnltsed tn postage
sisinFs. WRIST. JOHNSTON & Co.
&C Is fuh.iShers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-27

Altogether the tournament was a
very pleasant meeting OF Virginia CHESS
players. and il was stoutiy contested
throughout. for not a game was won or
lost without close lighting. When tn
next annual contest occsrs there viii
be ample time for perfeeting arrange
ments, ana still more interesting con-
test may be expected A cup or
media. appropriately inscribed, viii be
provided a. the prize 20 be contested
for. and chess-pisyers and lovers OF
chess al over the state, are invited %
JON the Association. and O. enter, a,
may please them. for the prize. IL the
interval between now and the next an
nual contest. i Is probable that other
contests will be arranged for among
the clubs which are springing ~
throughout the State, 70 keep alive the
interest and establish generous rivalry
in this nobiest Of games. As previ-
ously stated ali information about - The
Virginia Chess Association may be
obtained by applying TO =. \. Kinnear,
ESQ, Lynchburg, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-27

g. the llh., and he is wise who remeIn oers
q. Hut IL March OF last year (lss8l con-
tTacted blood poison. and being IN 5avHn-
ual., tsa.. a. tnr time. ] went into the hos
YitRi there for Treatment. 1 suffered very
much ffOm rheumatism % the same time.
] did nof get vel under the treatment
inerc nor WAS J cured by any o. the usuA
uicEn& I have nov taken seven bottles Of
swift Specific and am sound and vel Il
drove inc poison ont through OOlls on the
skin. DAN LEAHN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-27

The Superintendent says that he has
visited every school, and states that all
are dong well. The work OF the ses-
sion has started Of finely. and the re-
suits Of this session bid fair to compare
with any former session OF the schools.
NEW SCHOOL ACCOMMODATIONS.
Ine aew temporary schools ordered
by the board IN rooms rented for the
purpose have been started and the de-
mand for school accommodations par
TALLY met. but the Board l. actively
engaged N securing lots and arranging
for building several new school houses
as soon ss possible. i 10, mas ALREADY
been purchased on Sheep Hin for the
colored school, and one on Nineteenth
street for the new Bethel school The
ether new white school building will
be located on or near Nam and LOm-
hardy streets.
Alter the transaction OF tee regular
routine business the Board adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-27
cARPrTR

We vii open gn NONOAa 81 eatireiY
rev ssnek of CARPETS ron recent atc-
fiop sale IN New YORK ctit. tney arr &c
cheapest CARPETS ever bsouxht 70 this q ity
ron ng Hemp. Cot toil. COTTON alO y oai'
irrfain Thret-riy Tapestry, body ssru~-
sals and Nelvei-piices ranging iroi' lo'' 10
fltO Per yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-27
POLN0A'

had produced great holes n ray hack and
cheat. and lad removed all the hsir or NV
nead. yei ! teeEn 30 improve IN week 8
TINT. and TIE sores began 10 heal. aud were
entirely gone .nEidc of eight weeks
WILL JONES.
Porter Union PaSS Depot.
Cisco. 1rxAs Juiy Is. lss5.
Treatise Gu hood and Skin Diseases
mailed free
7BE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY.
Drawer s. Atlanta. Ga. New York. l57
wosl Tweniy-thirt street. ocZz-1w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-27
ni.ANKFTs

orr stock cf Ria SKF-Tss hss fsscn rerlef'-
lebed rs the ARRIVAL of ffrsb snppy r.'-
Gently bought. 10 this fAr..cu'aa ~ssat',
itoin 7go 10 81 pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-27

The Hon. Messrs. John Sherman. OF
OHIO. and John :. Wise will address
the Republican voters Of Richmond or
the City-HAll lot on Saturday night. II
Is said that General Malone viii also
be present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-27

HLXTER'S. SO7 BROAD sTHEHr.
rr7wrEs TuIKD ASD FoUErn sTzEETs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-27
j IFE AND cAMPAIGNs on

IL NAJnR-ssESKKAL J. 4. h. sTUART
By Hajor II. =. Rcf'LKiLAss ego. cloth
cover. zee Tser~ with saVep mat-; fnaiiec
paid cn feccipt az fs Tnc rampsigu of
General Stuart sre studiet by military
ineu 81 over ths world and no csticctor q
ts.ok< ean afford 20 D. without ibls tmpoF-
ssni contribution 90 the history of oe wgT
trfweeH the Staies II wtil be puhllsit-d
csriy Ia Norelnis~Y rs
IN. RANDoLPH 4 ES0LlsH-
&C ~ Gdy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-27
pTtDfssts sAIS

EICfhoSn AMI PETERsuuEs X Il. o.,
HfCHnUNu, VA. October 20. irsJ.
To BUILDERS AND CONTRAC-
4 TORS
SFALEN PRopOsAI1~ VII br received
uUfil the end 81 this month ipr the ~ iiD-
iNG pt A FREIGHT EnrSE az Canal.
Byrd. and Lighfh siTeets tians and specll-
ca uOns cal be seen ~ iuy ofhne.
+ L. SC1Tr.
President Richmond and ietersiurg Rail
road Company q, 27-5f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-27

A JENNINGS'S CARPET WARE
= IL Ho0M No 1911 easi Main ssrssei.
Ofrpec TINS season . fuli line OF Carpets.
kugs. MNis 0c, O; ali grades and Styles.
oii-Cloths. I-acc aud bAmask Curtains ~
grsAi variety. shades and patterns, Cor
tices az ioies OF al styles Paper HAng
ms 81 20 Attest designs. AL orders promptly
etiencs1 Ia. o. ie-2in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-27
CARPETS.

We show the largest and bess-assorted
stock Of CARPETS ever brought into TINS
I city. Having the largest store in the state.
we have more room 20 carry the stock
NeHlso show q large assortment of RUGS.
MATS. HAHEoCEs. WfNDON-SHADE.S
| CuRTAIN-FIXTUREs OF all kinds
LEVY & DAVIS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-27
SQS TO sl25 WILL BUY A.

GuS TO sI2j Will BUY ~
N'D POUR SOUND. CHUSKl-r -
BDlLT " ORk. HORSES weigh ,ronl l. O-s
o. $50 suit any business or farming pur-
ps~-s ai-o. slZf for FAST-TRyrrlSs
kARE Little tezder iu front fret asO AZ
= hsrTsin. ins iasi young sound TkOrrlNG
HOhf-f. AkTHi A. CAL tro' mise in z:35
snd road 4 mile+ a. hour. and sale for any
one - drive. Cause ~ -silinE viii b. giysn
10 purchaser ~ priVapr sieuic. rsar OF resi-
dcHre 407 norfb fiEbtn street. between
Aafeball nui Ciay streets. Oc Z7-lts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-27
I.amp.Lirnisrs' Schedule


The following is the lamp-hghters
schedule for the week ending November
"a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-27
s DRESS GOODS.

Another big Errivsl az DRESS GOODS.
Sec our 5er- TKlCOTS worth 76c.:
Extraordinary bargains tn GTkOS-GRA Y
SILKS RuADAMAs. and RHAD ~
MIE-Rll warranted 10 wear
VELVETS N al colors both pam and b D-
caded. LEVY q DAVIS
oc 20-eod 1917 and Io1e Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-27
ooops ruAr EvEnYroDY WANTS

a. fust thp tine thew are most wanted
an 81 TIE lowest prices compatible Ibese
ave VIA Ve frE - give oar customers G
al times. aud What we ar especially d.
te~r1luei Co offer them this season
invite the attention u Unr display Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-27

Two YEAR ago ! contracted blood poison.
After taking prescriptions from the best
Physicians iIere Knd Al Dallas. concluded %
VISIT Hot springs and on reaching Tex
arkanR = doctor recommended Ioc 10 try
Swlfte Specific. assuring me that !; would
benefit me mOfo than hot springs. Al
fnof5ph The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-27
CL0AES TOE LADIEs. MISSES. AND
CHILDREN.

We RrC unRbie 20 give q price-lsi 90 our
immense stock nui can SHOW one Of the
lurEtsl and reet-sC ierter nescrfmeuit o.
hAP~ from 80 90 S4e, and guarantee %
SAVING az - per cent. And for lots of olucr
lafGalus call at LEVI HENTEN
oc a-Su. .Tu&TD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-27
THEIR TICKET.

Is understood that the Republican.
here viii support the following ticket
For tie Senate.
NJ. ". HszlewOod,
). Z. Devine.
For the House.
James NJ. Donnan,
d. II. Alley,
g. ". Logan,
". 7. Marlborough.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-27
DIAMONDS IN HER TEETH.

The Adventures Who Carries Both
sGoId and Gems In Her Mouth.
Esao York Oorrsspondence 0NahG Herald
While waiting in a dentists ante-room
for my turn to be tortured, couldn't help
overhearing the conversation between a
girl in the operating chair, and the man
who was improving her mouth. The talk
indicated that diamonds were somehow
being used: and Of course my curiosity
was aroused.
Pretty soon she came out. While stand
ing in front OF the mirror, putting on her
hat and cloak, she smiled inspectively at
herself, in a manner critical Of her teeth.
and the flash OF something inside her red
Inns caught my eyes. IL was not the
CLEAN Of the pearl into which the poet has
so long transformed beauty's tooth, but a
brighter CLINT like that Of diamond. She
was a hifaluting creature In dress and
manners. and clearly capable OF any freak
OF establishment; but | was nevertheless
astOnished when the dentist said:
eyes. IL was a diamond that you saw.
Ihave set four Ia her teeth, the gold hlling
serving as the metal with which 70 imbed
the gems In the cavities. No, never
heard Of such thing before. IL was her
own original device. What forf To adj
vertisa herself. She IL a prosperous adj
venturess, already Unknown, and DESTROYS
OF greater nOtoriety. She brought the
diamonds, and they are probably worth
$500 or $500 altogether. as very big
ones could not be used. / suppose the
diamond mOutbed woman will become
famous Ia her way, and 20 the investment
will prove satisfactory
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-27
SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY. DECEMBER q, 1885,

Per Savannah. Florida and Western Nv
Dec ab-Transfer Office. Beuuheim Bros Co,
Lee Roy Myers. NJ Henderson. ID Daney,
Myers Bros. Guckenheimer y Son. Nc
Donough 4 Co. Dale. W Il Co. NJ Ferst 4 Co,
j X Clarke & COW ID Simkins, Reppard 4 Co,
ID Bacon Il Co, w S Hawkins, Il Bond,
Bacon. 4 Co. G II DOrsett, NJ Russell, Miss
Meitzler, 4 Z Cheatham. Bogart A II, Mrs
l. Cox. Baldwin a Co, Nj Y Il b Mcintyre,
Chisholm & Co. Holcombe, g h Co, Il Hull,
NJ maclean. Peacock. II q Co, Iener' Mrs
Haywood, Jno Flannery \ Co, Warren A,
= Gull martin a Co, Garnett, 5 Co, Per-
kins q Son, w W Gordon \ Co, Butler 4 5, G
D Hodges. " alter. T q Co, Ellis, IL h Co, J Z
Williams, W ackson.
Per Central Railroad, Dec 26-Fordg Agt,
Jno Flannery 4 Co, Id 9uilmartin GO, o
Cohen Co, II NJ Conner & Co, Baldwin Co,
w W Gordon 4 Co, NJ Farley, NJ Maclean,
Hammond II Il Co, Pferdmenges, 7 Co, ;
Co, Chas Green's Son h Co, Garnett, \ Co,
Woods 4 Co, w warren s. A, Peacock. Il & Co,
Boeart h h - 5 Wood n Bro, Butler & S, 5 w
Chisholm, Water. I q Co, Dekel \ h, Chas
Wing, NJ Y 4 d Mcintyre, j Thompson.
NJ Henderson, Ohlander Bros, Muir, ID 4
Co, Lippman Bros, Lee Roy Myers, Barbour
Bros, NJ Ferst & Co, A J Miller \ Co, Teeple
o. Meinhard Bros & Co. Schley \ BRO, G
D Simkins, Lindsay & NJ, A Schwarz, w U
Tel Co, VIM Hone & Co. col0mons & Go, II )
Dreese, Eckstein & Co, savannah Times, ID
ID Arden. w = bearing, smith Bros Go, \
Haas, Gray & OBJ, Lippman Bros, DR. D Cox,
MeAipin, Kavanangh B, A Collins
Co, r Olmstead.
Per steamship VIM Lawrence. from Balti-
more-G w Allen, d A Altick 4 Son, Blu
chanan, o Butler, Bond, II \ E, Brush r l.
60, K Z Council, c II Carson, b J Cubbedge,
Mrs Cohen, A Ehrlich 4 Bro, Epstein & w,
Fretwell n, George Il q, Col Garrard, w
Human, j Gutman, jas Hart h Bro, ID W
Henken, A Hanley. G Nj Heidi 4 Go, L Kay
ton, A Lelller, z Lowell Il Son, Lippman Bros,
II LeOd Jr. d LaRoche's Sons, q Haa ,
JnO Lyons h Co, Mrs Chas Neither, Juo Nc.
Aeer, w B Nell & Co, j MeGrath q Co, W
Moore, Misses Minis. Nathan Bros, Mathews
Bros, A 5 Nichols, q N Nichols, Jno NicOlson,
Order A b HUI, Order HOlcombe, g 4 Co, 5
c Parsons, G w Parrish, l. Remion, Mrs l. J
Rosenfield. stmr to Fernandina, Silva, Sa-
vannah Guano Co, schr Bertha. stmr David
Clark, H solomon 4 Son. Il II Tatem & Co, j
FTeJen. Teeple & D, A M 4 w West, J A
IL Uubach, Weed n G, j b West h Co agts.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-27

Persteamer David Clark. from Brunswick
and way landings-l03 bales cotton. valve, 2
boxes tools. IA boxes oranges. boxes mdse,
bales hides. 81 bbls rosin, 10 caddies tobacco. 10
sacks potatoes, sacks rice, boxes tobacco, /
case ciglrs. / Dbl syrup.
Per Charleston and savannah Ry, Dec %
% bales cotton, 20 boxes tobacco, 6 bbs tai
low, SO caddies tobacco. and mdse.
Savannah. Florida and Western Ry,. Dec
2S-l. 542 baies cotton. l0z cars lumber. cars
wood. ! car bran. l car hay, 2,l5l bbls rosln.
400 bbls spirits turpentine, o. bbls whisky, 81
bbls rice. 70 bbs syrup, 5.sSj boxes oranges q
bbls orar ges. s68 sacks rice, 80 bales hides 81
sacks potatoes. and mdse.
Per Central Railroad, Dec 26-4.l3l bales
cotton, Dol copper. boxes copper, pieces
casting, l lot h h goods, car lard, 30 boxes
shoulders. box hardware, 80 boxes ehet Sc, 25
bhls onions, case cigars, l. boxes wax, 2
hbls apples, Dbl potatoes, = bbl pecan nuts,
! box peca nuts, cases egg, II bales hides,
81 pkgs mdse. % pkgs naper. 30 boxes tobacco.
" pkks Tobacco. bbls whisky. 20 bales yarns.
IS bales dpmestica. 70 pigs furniture, II rolls
leather. So bales paper stock, $50 sacks corn, 30
hogs, Is head cattle. car slaves, car coal. 2
boxe, soar. empty ca -. All bbis r0sin, car
wood, 10 cara lumber. 40 ions pig iron.
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coNsIGSEEs

Per steamer David CLARK. from Brunswick
ana way landnRs-Jno Flannory 4 Co, Mrs r
Menderann. Nlrsef . >, N fcrst g Coo Cohen
= o.. Cheatham, Lee Roy Myers, Ellis. n
4 CO. " Myers A Bros. Batter a 5. Baltimore
snip. BALDWIN Co. Warren q A, q Lanr.
b ~ Conner 20. w ~ 5nrann a 90, & Il \,
Nc Donouch A y. Mis- Belle Dangain.
Per CHtrlestna and savannah Nv, Dec 20
Fariig once. 4, n a W nv. A 4 Avciihe, ,
Garrick, N Rolev A Son, u solomon son, y
b Polling. s Guctcuhcimer a Son, hiescr a y,
BcHNhe h Bf0s IA tn, O Butter. 1afnetf. 3 A
O.. al cherry 20. Inp flanncry A 20, w
~ Conflu q 90. Walter. 4 4 CO.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-27

Simmons Liver Regulator. purely vege-
table, is not unpleasant 10 the taste. IL
Is the medicine generally used In the
South 20 arouse the torpid liver 70 healthy
action. 10 cures malaria, billOusnese,
dyspepsia, headache, constipation and
plles. The action Of the Regulator IL free
from nausea or gripping. tits most effective
In starting the secretions OF the liver,
causing the bile % act as q cathartic.
When there IL an excess 81 bile IN the
stomach the Regulator 10 an active purge Z;
after the removal Of the bile Il VIII rsgu-
late the bowels and lmpart yig0r and
health ~ TIE whole system.