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PSORIASIS, OR sCALY SKIN.

], John j. Case, j.. D. b., having practised dent
istry IN this country for thi"ty-fve years and be-
ing well known 10 Thousands hereab0uls, with a
view TO nelp any who are afflicted J have been
for the past twelve yeas, testify that the CutieuTa
Remedies cured me Of fSoriasis or sca'y skin, In
eight days, after the doctors With whom had con-
suited gave me no help or encouragement
JOHN J. CASE, d. De-.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money l 2a2 Per CeLt.-Goyernmsnts
Dull and Steady-Stocks Feyerish and
IRREGULAR - Flour Firmer - Wheat
Higher.
Nrw YosK, March j--Money on call
easy at l4@2 per cent; prime mercantile
paper at 4@5 per cent; sterling exchange
dull at 481i@489l.
n.rr,,,.,xrs nnll ord afao1p
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M1eelias Reeister
TRAVELERs, GUIDE.

A RRIyAL AND DEPARTuRkoF TRAIss-
a EXPLANATION OF RxyErxsCz NAnxA.
spails tsandsy excepted. monday sxcsptsd,-
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the members are paid, aud here many OF
them do ell their banking business. 1t is q
long halLlike room, with high, yaulted
ceiling, and walls kalsomined in light pink.
As you enter you steDinto u carps;ed space
Ike that in front of narrow bank Office,
and all your surroundings are those of an
ordinary bank. On the left are dock shelly %
with racks above them, containing checks
and deposit blanks, and on the other side,
back of the railing and walled of BY 3 net
work OF wire as high as your head, the tel
Ter aud cashier look out Of two little holes
through which they pay out or receive
money. Standing besides themis q big safe
eight feet high and about six feet vide
with walls Of iron two feet thich, IN
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MORE WONDERFUL YET.

e. Carr enter, Henderson, n. y, cured o.
PsnriJsls or LeprOsY, OF twenty years, ding oy
Cuticura Remedies The mott wonderful cure or
record. dus painful OF scales fell from him daiiy
Pm, siciaus and his fT!ends thought be must die
cure sEorn TO before q Justice OF the Peace and
Henderson's most prominent citizens.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-06

b., z. q q. Railroad,
Leave SellAire ~ 6:SS ;. n. tor Woodsreld and
S1mnleTnelo.
leave Bellaire At $50 p. n. for Summarized and
GAINESVILLE.
Arrive IS BsIlAirs. IO:iOs u. Gr1 SIS p. N.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-06

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

v,lAk TABLE, OORkECrAD 10 DEC. Is, Ias
Trains Leave Panhandle Staten, loot Of Eisv.
nth street. pabl's landing, - follow Cen
lral Standard Time vhisb IL 50 airutes slovas
thsn W haalins tive
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PETBULEUM.
PittSburR,

PIrrssCR9, Pa, March 5.-Petroleum
II uiet but firm: National Transit certif'
cate, opened al 1859; closed az ~ &c; high
es! 79tc; lowest 1889.
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crrIcuRa REMEDIES

Are old by all druggist. Price: Cuticurs, 80
cents; Resolvent, sL(0; Sosp, Do cents- frePafed
by the POTTER DRUs AND CHEMICAL Co. bos-
ton, Mas.
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DISTRESSING ERUPTION.

DISTRESSING ERUPTION.
Your Cutieura Remedies performed wonderful
cure last summer on one OF our customers, an oo
gentleman OF seventy years Of age, who suffered
Sith fearTully distressing eruption on his head
and face and who had tried all remedies and c"c
tors to no purpose. uoo
TRXAREANA, ARK.
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PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY.
- toPxRATIH9l
CLEVELAND 4 PITTsBUR0 RR
Condensed Timetable Of pssscnEpr trains correct
~ 10 HOvEMRkk ~, ltss-trntraI Etandard
Time.
x,s1 Hsp noKrn TO rrI1apTs. lsp ol,EyuLA.L,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-06

~ CRICK IH THE BACK, Stitch
4 kel> in the side, Cramps, sioldng and
M 3A Sosrp Pains, Rheumatic, helraglG
&14 and sciatie Pains and every external
H~ Pain and Ache cured by the CuTIcURL
Il - ANrI-PAN PLASTER A new and
fect antid IL 10 pain. &c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-06

Al trains JaJy eI4tyT nuaaay,
TYains earips bridgeport o. l:t2p. n. n "a dty
tims) arrive NJ Chicsro d $40 following morning..
Trains lsSye rlsfs ara ter Wkssling AZ 10 o. ~.
2i0 p. m, arriving a. <isy. N. ana 10 p. y.
T. A. FORD,
Gen. Pa. and Ticket Agent, Hts6s,y, Pa
~"'' a.ssrsl MANAGER, Pi,,stsrr p
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tsvengcr isIlbs daily Including sunday, Assehs
,ucistion Trains run daily slopt sunday.
W. kUBlkSOk,
pen'rh Freight and Passenger Agent,
FL. q. TOMLISsOE,
Ticket Asaat, Wheeling W. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-06

LITTLE fhhNS" She told ISe Ou7
5ov that abe was present in the Supreme
CIT when Garfield was sworn IN as
Iawyer, and she prides herself upon ha'lps
basn the friend of president after psesl'
Amt hack to the days Of the war; be
h,nd her she has eDgrayings OF Ffesiue L
Garfield. Hayes and Grant ana her
U;ctnrs of Grant is drapsd in mourning
Sbs ia a petite little body, with very
80 complexion, and eyes Wnicn'
,Sn,,h beautiful once, are now deep
- .nsL.n. Little iron gray curls hang
- MON her forehead out OF the Dig
100 trimmed hat which she always
ia She has on q cream-colored neck
tie and her shoulders are covered WIN ~ =
cn,;ous little cape Of bright RED Pisiu'
tr;ngsd at the shoulders. She taISs WIN Vim, .
s E,n accent and bustles srouod as o1siiy
lot .Sonsb abe were in charge OF the whole
SS;Id;nS Every day she psys i've MN
"S 81 70 the ladies' galleries OF the
I ~ 81 Sanate. She knows most OF
~! noC nsonineut men in public lite, and the
Statesmen speak to her a. they psS' Gy'
She sells photographs OF p1ehe men vi pic
go of Washington, models OF 'ne "asn
-! - mouument and little images mace
ns nanceIed greenbacks ground up intc
IL a. that YOU may get paper Weign'
PuiSS nm Of money that was once Tortn
M ms 0eo She makes good living b. Il,
$500 "a am told that she owns q row Of
co.. soO, a. bsrs At the capital, and has giver
p S ch;lJren . fine education.
net Inss beyond the cigar stand you come
.Ss lnh5;es of the House, and here ar
49, some Of the hvehsst scenes OF tn,
LouI The wide boulevard branches oil
=. .Si II a ST" and runs sll around to
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[K5B
CAPITAL PRIZE, $I50, 900

ransemenk for all the Monthly and Quarterly
Drawings Of the Louix,sna stste Lottery Company,
and In person MANAGE and centred the drawings
themselves, and that the Esms ere conducted viii
IA ne Sa .1 . n.e , s
tcate, With fac-similes Of cur tignstara sttaekef
IA Ca sivorffaarnor,ts.n
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the rO,lnua, Is one
Of the characters
OF the Capitol. For
years upon years
she has been stand
ling behind her
lcounter selling
ltrlukets to genera
Etion after genera
htion of brid a
couples and Wash
ington sightSeers-
No one knows when
she first came TO
the Capitol, and old
statesmen will tell
you that she looks
as young now as
whom they first
came to congress
She told Ioe one
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Send for "How to Cure Skin Diseasss."
REALITY the Complexion and skin oy
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TttusviIle.

TrrUsvILLE, Pa, March 5.--Peroleun
-Ooenei st 79sc; highest soc; lowest
1910; closed at 79ic; shipments, 65.62i
barrels; charters, 62,Sj7 barrels.
OIL CITY.
OIL CRY, March 5.-Petroleum-0pen-
ell OF 1890; highest soc; lowest 79ic;
closed at 79tc; sales $4,000 barrels;
clesrances 2,2l6 600 barrels; charters 81, !.
857 barrels; shipments 6j, 623 barrels.
Bradford.
BRADFoRD March 5.-Petroleum-Oper.
ed at 79sc; closed at 79,c; highes; 79tc;
lowest 78sc; runs 1901 barrels; total
shipments, IS, 1924 barrels; charters 62,s5l
barrels; clesrsrces 565 900 barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-06

CINCINNATI, o, March 5-Hogs-
Quiet; common aud light 81 1904 20;
packing and butchers 81 OO@4 45i receipts
l,427 head; shipments ,O46 head.
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ToLrDo, O., March 5.--Whes,-Closed
firm; cash 92@98c; March 92c asked; April
92fc; May 9Ssc; June 94ic; July 93lc.
Corn-DIll; cash SOC; May 394c. Oats
cash SIC; May SAFE. Clover
Ssed-Qui,t; cash, 81 30, March Sc IS
asked April So 3j.
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slzz1aagzsags
|GNs<<

We the undsnizned Banks and Bankers viii nay
all Prizes drawn in The Louisisba state Lotterics
which may be presented az our coun,en
j. II. OGLESBY, Prsz. Louisiana Natl Bank
8. II. kESNEDY, Pres state National Bank.
A. BALDWIN, Prcs. EeE Orleans Natl Bank.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-18
(oTHER LOCAL ON THIRD PAGE.l
wOyart Reserved Seats.

RICHMOND, VA, May Is, 1886.
To tie Editor Of tie Dispatch:
beg respectfully to call in this pub
lie manner the attention Of the Board
of Governors Of the Mozart Association
to q serious abuse in the method OF
selling reserved seats.
Your public advertisement said that
the box.sheet would be opened at 9 A.
NJ. At quarter past 9 | called to pro-
cure reserved seats and found crowd
of twenty-five or thirty awaiting an OPP
pOrtunity to buy. l saw, however,
that the throng did not diminish, and
on examining why this was so l OBJ
served that the parties in charge of the
box.sheet bed list as long as my arm,
and they were having that list filed
before Q single person who was present
could get reserved seat. publicly
protested against this manner Of pro-
ceediDg and demanded that lady who
had been waiting long time to be
served should have her order filled, and
handed the money to pay for three re-
served seats, but no attention was paid
to my protest, and Mr.. johnson and
Mr. Mays went on filling the memo
rsndums that had been LETT with them.
respectfully represent that no Or
ders for reserved seats should be filed
until all who were present in person
had been served, for if one can secure
seats by leaving memorandums for one
Mozart they can equally reserve them in
the same manner for twelve months,
and, indeed, they may as well reserve
them for all time. BY this method the
same parties will always have the best
seats, aud the others will have the
leayipgs or none at all.
A gentleman told me he was on hand
at 0 sharp and it was quarter to 10
before be got bis seat, and the more de-
sirable seats were all monopolized by
those who were so unfairly allowed to
enter their orders. lie also told me
that no saw one person procure ten re-
served seats, although the advertisement
said not more than six reserved seats
should be allowed to any one. l never
saw more offensive and more unjust
proceeding than the sale Of reserved
on to-day, Saturday the 18th.
l.. ii. b.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-18
Important To Merchants and Manu-
facturers.

General j. d. Imboden is preparing,
under the authority Of the Treasury
Department OF the United States Qor
publication in q separate yolume), a
comprehensive statistical "Report on
the Commercial, Industrial, and Trans
portion Resources and Interests of Vir-
ginia the inaugural Of series OF
similar reports from the southern
States.
The importance of this opportunity
for exhibition to the world Of the natu.
raj advantages and merits of Richmond
as q manufacturing and trading centre
ought to be obvious TO all.
Approaching this fact, a committee,
consisting Of Messrs. d. Tideman OF
the Tobacco Exchange, W. G.. Clemons
Of the Grain and Gotten Exchange, II.
L. Chandler of the Commercial Club,
o. l.. Cottrell of the Chamber Of Com
merce, and John OFT, have been sp-
pointed to carry out said object. They
have secured as statistician the services
OF Mr.. R. A. Brock. secretary OF the
Virginia Historical Society.
A circular has been prepared, which
has been delivered in person by Mr..
Brooks two assistants, asking for cer-
tain information to effect the result de-
sired. The field is q large one. The
duties Of the gentleman collecting are
arduous, and it is earnestly urged that
whom manufacturers and merchants are
not prepared to respond with the in
formation when called upon they will
mail the answers to the interogatories
a. soon a. possible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-18
THE CASE OF MIR. AND MRS. HALL
Arrest OF q Tramp-New Facts-sOme
Clue Gotten, &c.

Sunday night, on the Charles City
road about four and half miles below
the city, Sheriff Southwark and Messrs.
Aigner and Gum, private citizens, ar
rested a white tramp on suspicion OF
being the assailant of Rev. w. @. Hall
and wife on Tuesday night last. The
man refused to give his name. He
seems to be Swede. lie was brought
to the city and lodged in the county Jail
here. So far as can be ascertained
there is no sort of proof against him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall are both doing
very well, and are out of danger. Mr..
Hall, however, suffers considerably
from headaches, the effect Of the blows
upon the skull. These blows, by the
way, were probably made by an ordi-
nary walkiDg-stick. Had heavy
cudgel been used on Mr.. and Mrs. Hall
very likely both would have been killed.
Mrs. Hall received some twenty or
thirty blows several appeared to be
kicks--the rest from the stick.
There is q clue, upon which Mr..
Wren is now working, which may result
in the capture of the criminal in the next
few days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-18
SMOKE TRIxY CIGARs.
DOWN TOWN MERCHANT

~ DOh ~ w ~ ~ Il
IA having passed several sleopless nights.
disturbed by the agonies and cries OF a suffer-
ing child, and becoming convinced that
MRS. WINSLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP wss
Just the article needed, procured a supply
for the child. ON reaching home and sc-
quainting his wife with what he had done,
she refused TO have II administered 10 ths
child. as she was strongly In favor OF ho-
mOeoIathy. That night the child passed IN
suffering. and the parents without sleep.
Returning home the day following, the
father found the baby still worse; and.
while contemplating another sleepless
night. the mother stepped from the room %
attend to some domestic duties, and lelt tho
father with the child. During her absence
he administered a portion Of the SOorlI-
ING SYRUP TO the baby and said nothing.
That night all hands slept well. and The IT.
tie fellow awOke In the morning bright and
happy. The mother was delighted with tho
sudden and wonderful change, and although
at first offended at the deception prsct.ced
upon her. has continued To use the SYRUP.
and suffering. crying babies. and restless
nights have disappeared. A single trial OF
the SYRUP never yet failed To relieve the
baby ard overcome the preludiees OF tho
mother. Sold by oil druggists; IS cents
bottle. my ls-eodlw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-18
Mozart Academy of Music was the

Mozart Academy Of Music was th,
place of meeting. In view Of the dis
tance he hsd-after consulting with
other officers Of the church and school.
decided to hold separate meeting, and
gotten three Of tho best speakers in the
General Conference to deliver addresses
DR.. Gambler, of Georgia, the second
youngest member Of the Conference,
DR.. Fitzgerald, Of Tennessee, and Dr.
McFerrin, the oldest member Of the
Conference, were introduced in the or,
der named, and each made interesting,
amusing, and highly.entertaining sd'
dresses.
Rev. Mr.. Christian, on the part ol
the officers Of the various schools rep
resented, returned thanks to these gen.
tlemen for their most excellent ad-
dresses.
CoNFIRMATI0Ns.
st. James church Was filled Sunday
afternoon, when confirmation services
were held. After preaching power
ful sermon Bishop Whittle confirmed
twenty-five persons, Of whom fifteen
were females and seven males.
BAPTIST NOTES.
Rev. Henry Braislin, Of Brooklyn,
n. Y, spoke to the students Of the
Hartshorn Memorial College Sunday
morning, He was present at the Bap-
tist Minister'S Conference for few mo-
ments yesterday morning.
Rev. b. A. Wilson, of Texas, was
recently appointed by the Foreign Mis-
sion Board Of the Southern Baptist
Convention to labor at Patos, Mexico.
He preached at Grace-Street Baptist
church Sunday morning.
The meeting at Ashland Baptist
church, in which the pastor has been
aided by Rev. j. L. Hutson, has re-
suited so far in thirty-two professions
Of conversion.
Rev. George B. Taylor, Jr., has re.
Gently been called to be pastor Of Fair
mont and Shiloh Baptist churches, in
the county Of Nelson. 1t is understood
that he will accept, and in connection
with his pastorate will take post
graduate course at the University.
At the Baptist Minister'S Conference
yesterday morning a letter was read
from Rev. S. c. Clopton, dated at Da-
mascus, Syria, sending fraternal greet
ings to that body. The president Of the
Conference was instructed to reply.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-18

RICHMOND, Va, May IL, 1886.
Having purchased the stock and good
will Of the late Jesse Child, l take ples-
sure in announcing to his old friends
and patrons that ! intend running the
business up to the old standard Of ex-
cellence, and cordially solicit contin-
uance of patronage from his friends aud
the public generally, promising my best
efforts to deserve it. The Phsrmaceu-
tical Department will be in the hands
Of Mr.. W. R. Wells, formerly Of Meade
4 Baker. and Messrs. Nesbitt 4 Briggs,
late with Jesse Child. Respectfully,
r. G. CABELL, Jr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-18
What One Dollar will do

sla! Would you ind relleif :
Browns Iron Bitters cures
Dyspepsia. A bottle costs a
dollar.
Are you tortured by lndi-
gestiona You needn't be.
One dollar will cure you.
Browns Iron Bitters relieves
Indigestion.
Have you lost your Appe-
tite? You can regain it for
a dollar. Browns Iron Bit
ters restores Appetite.
Do you feel languid, list
less, tired out? You can get
rid of that tired feeling for a
dollar. Your body needs tone
and strength. Browns Iron
Bitters supplies both.
Are you nervous, irritable,
unlike yourself? A disordered
Stomach is most likely to
blame for it all. When you
get up in the morning does
your Head Ache? Do you
have a bad taste in your
mouth d? Are you dizzy?
There's no mistaking these
symptoms. It's Stomach
trouble sure. Browns Iron
Bitters is the best corrective.
1t will cure your Headache,
remove the bad taste, relieve
the dizziness. A dollar buys
a bottle.
Does your Liver refuse to
act? Are you Bilious? Is
your blood impure Browns
Iron Bitters arouses the torpid
Liver into healthy action. Re
moves the bile, cleanses the
blood. You can buy a bottle
for a dollar.
After the days business or
labor, do you come home ut
terly exhausted, too tired to
eat, too weak to read? Can't
you sleep at night? Does the
worn body and weary brain
refuse to rest? Browns Iron
Bitters restores the exhausted
faculties-gives repose to the
tired brain. A bottle costs a
dollar.
Are you shaking with Chills,
burning with Fever? Has
Malaria seized you for its vic
tim ? One dollar will save
you from suffering worse than
death.
Browns Iron Bitters will
cure Chills and Fevers, will
the malarial poison.
Have you Spring Fever
You can't do better than buy
a bottle of Browns Iron Bit
ters. 1t cures Spring Fever
and costs only a dollar.
Browns Iron Bitters is the
only Iron preparation that will
not injure or discolor the
teeth. It's not a beverage.
Physicians and Chemists re-
commend it as the best Iron
Medicine known. Only the
bestmaterialused, skillfulcom-
bination completes it. 1t goes
to the root of disease, purifles
and enriches the blood, stim-
ulates its healthy action, Gre
ates new vigor in the system.
A bottle of Browns Iron Bit
ters costs a dollar. You can't |
afford to be without it. There |
are plenty of limitations. It's
always SO with a good thing. |
Don't be deceived. Genuine
has crossed red lines on the
Made by the Brown
Chemical Co., Baltimore, Md.
One Dollar for a bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-18
Grass-lalllPr.

We are much behind orders. Par
ties who have ordered our Celebrated
Hoe, and who cannot wait the regular
deliveries, (which We are making as fast
as pOssible,) can get their Hoes at any
time by calling at Factory, 1906 east
Cary street.
GRAss-KILLER MANUFACTURING
COMPANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-18
CabeI,.s DruuSfore.

DR.. r. G. Cabell, Jr., having bought
the drugstore Of the late Mr.. Jesse
Child, has commenced business there.
Mr.. W. r. Wells, formerly with Meade
& Baker, and who is we'll known in the
community, is to be his managing
clerk, and the old force Of clerks arc
retained. DIR. Cabell will also give his
personal attention to the business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-18
Charged with Incendiar ism

An unsuccessful attempt was made
yesterday to fire the stables at Mr..
Warner S. Moore's mill. During the
day Detective John Wren arrested a
white youth named John Shirey,
charged him with tho offence, and &C.
cused made a confession of guilt. lie
had been employed by Mr.. Moore, but,
burning under reprimand given him
on Saturday, quilted work. Accused
will be before the Police Court this
morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-18
speeisl Notice.

The sale Of the Dowing Hill proper
ty. Twenty-frst and Marshall streets
will not take place this afternoon ct !
o'clock as advertised by the trustees
John II. Guy and W. Ben. Palmer
The property is for sale privately by th'
suctioneers.
FRANK D. HILL & Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-18
Delegates 70 the National Travellers
Association.

A meeting of the Travellers Protec.
tive Association was held at Ford's
Hotel last night, and the following gen.
tlemen were elected delegates to the
National Protective Association, which
meets in Baltimore in June Messrs.
John A. Augustine and Thomas Peek.
DR.. William ii. Handley and Mr.. Z. S.
Cardozo were elected alternates, and
Mr.. w. 5. Simmons nominee for presi-
dent