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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19

Whenever Samuel J. Randall wins victory
the Democratic party loses battle --NaShr"te
American
IL "a surprising 10 find southern Journal
speaking OF Mr.. RANDALL in that way mo
South owes him a debt Of gratitude That VIII
never be fully paid. In the noxt House OF Repre-
seniatvos he will, We expect lead the Demo-
cratic forces In their encoayors to save the south
from being Airicanized by Republican Con-
gross, and 20 prevent GEORGE u. WISE. L. c.
VKSAELR. j. A. BUCHANAN and other Democrats
from being turned out Of the House OF Repre-
sentativqs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
west Point notes.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
WEST POINT, W. March u. 1882

correspondence OF the Richmond DisDatch.l
WEST POINT. VA. MarchI8 1889
Rev J. T.. Hutson, the well-knoTn evangelist
Is conducting revival at the baptis, church.
Large crowds have been attending the meetings
ON yesteriay he spoke 10 tho sunday school and
pre.eLed three times-m0ruing, afternoon. aud
evening At night the church would not hold the
crowd that attended. There have been from
twenty-five to thirty professions OF conversion,
and on yesterday nineteen were received Tor
inemb ership in the church.
IL Is rumored that a petition is being circu-
latoi looking TO the hOiGilg OF lCcal-opl.on
election here at an early day. Tho town has
been "dry for about three years.
Judge J. ~ JeiTries leaves tomorrow 70 COM
mence his spring circuit. holding his first court
in Essex on Wednesday.
Hon. II. II. Pollard AMI Messrs r. McCGndlish,
T. q. Jones. anu a. B. Evans. OF hiddiesex. and
l. \, StuDus. II Gloucester, wore IN town on
professional business on Saturday.
Wilson prGpIN
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| ONDON ASSURANCE CORPORA
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ANNUAL STATEMENT ron qup y,s,.,
YEAR ENDING THR 3isf DAY W 6frg,'
BEk, 1879, Ot THE ACTUAL CONDlTIDv,
TUE LONDON ASH RkNCE fOHpGr,rr
FIkSlNsUhANCEC COMPANY. Dngt,Ilt.
UNDER 1HE LAWS OP TWF srt.t
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WEALTH Or VIRGINIA. ~ r4IANT A.,
ACT o. TUE GENERA ASSEMBLY trl'
LATINO Tue REPORTS or EerIr,.
COMPANIES, APPROVED FElfU.f, L..
1874 .s
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ASSURANCE lORFORArI0H
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the Jnifni Statef--t1 WALL srRsrr Sal. ....
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Manager ~ mo intel state. -DF.s
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commenced business boa Doe il..sf s.ass
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19

Reading notices IN resdiDg-mstter Vp"
hrts or lese. 81: in ncnpsreh loaded. 'oo
Cord Of rates for more space furnished On ap-
Ilicau0n-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
THE SOUTH SIDE.
DEATH OF a PHYslc1AN-supDBN
DEATHS IN GREgNEsvILLE.
Mahone and the Presidsnt-What the Gen.
erals Friends ssy-caught In the
sct-Personel Notes
Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
prrraanIfnc Va Mnrch IA lsaQ

PETERSBURG, VA. hhrch ~, iro@
DIR. J. W. Stephenson, prominent physician
snd popular citizen Of Prince George county.
died al his residence, near Garysyilie, SATURDAY
night aged about forty years The deceased
had been county superintendent OF puohc
schools for some years aud was most ectiYe IN
serving the cause Of public education. lie was
also prominent Mason, and was Passed MES
tor ~ Brandon Lodge. Ills funeral took place
this afternoon az GArysTillo, end was largely NJ
tendod.
Mr. Barham L. Tomlinson. aged about sixty
years, dropi cd dead % his home oeRr kmporia,
Ia Greenesville county, on saturday. Dean was
caused by dropsy OF the heart. Mr. X. X nosI
auO.her Weii-knOWn and worthy citizen OF ihl.
county, died very suddenly few days ago 81
beart-disease. Both Of these gentlemen were olo
Nirgnia farmers, and most worthy and indus
trous citizens
warm personal and political friend Of Gene
RAJ Malone Gays that tho recent cal OF the latter
on General Harrison Was ono OF simple respect :
that within tho next fov days General Malone
will have G formal conference with the Pfesideh'
relative 10 tho political patronage In this STARE
aud that in This matter the General has not Oeeh
subjected to the slight which bis political enemies
have boon pleased TO assort mud been oHcrei
him. IL IL evident, however. that tho iriehos OF
General Malone are feeling quite anxious A. 20
tho recognition n bo extended 70 him by the
PresidonL The General IA evidently not forget
fui Of his friends ana the latter seem 70 have me
utmost confidence that no wall nnaily control inc
political situation IN this STATE There are three
or four applicants for the position ot postmaster
OF this city, the success OF either o. whom WIN
depend az is generally thought on OcnerAi Aa-
hone.
samuel Scott. n negro from Farmyille. was ar
reeted By the police last night while In mo act
OF breaking into one OF the loaded ireighl-chs
Of the Atlantic Coast Line, In this city, aad this
morning tho prisoner was sent on 20 tho Hastings
Court tor trial ScOit IA also wanted TO answer
some oilenco committed In Farmvllle.
Bishop white Will administer the rite OF con-
nrmGuon at Grace Episcopal church "Wednesday
morning. April 30. al IL o'clock.
Mr. Robert PRnnill Gnl bride, Of LyDchburg,
are yisiting their parents ia this city.
ROBIN ADAIR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
Yves, Hasover Presby,cry.

(COrrespOndence OF The Richmond Dlspntch,I
HAMPDKS-SIDSEY, March IS. 1893.
A meeting Of West Hanover Presbytery was
held IN College church on Wednesday last Mt
$50 T. ~ at the call Of the Moderator. The OBJ
ject OF the meeting was 20 take under the care Of
The presbytery Robert H. Miller, a negro man,
asa candidate for the ministry. After proper
preliminary examination no was 80 received,
aud starts Immediately for Tuscaloosa, Ala,
where there is an excellent institution under
the care Oi tho southern Presbyterian Church
for the training and instruction Of cOlOred men
for the ministry. The regular meeting OF his
presOytery will be held in Farmyille April l7,h
at T. NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19

MARTINsvILLK. VA, March Isl. 7. Jennings
dlias Joseph Winston Teet, tho iorger, broke jail
Yesterday and made good his escape. lie used
the handle Of q tin bucket 70 burn hole through
the moor and jumped fifteen feet 70 the lower
floor Tho escape was made in the daytime.
and dozen or moro citizens made an exciting
chase after him for some distance but Jen-
Mugs was as good at running as no is at forging,
aud soon dislanced his pursuers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
AMUkEMENTS.

DROAD-STREET OPERA-HOUSE.
DTHREE NIGHTS ONLY. MONDAY. TUES
DAY, AND WEDNESDAY. March 18th, 18th, and
Goth. MATlNKES EVERY DAY. Grand pro-
duction OF Mrs Emma ID. L. n. Southworth's
Celebrated Dramatic Story. entitled
THE HIDDEN HAND.
Introducing George A. Henderson's Star Stock
Company. The drama intersporsed with Songs,
Dances, and Plantation Melodies. illustrating
Life in New York York and "ole Virginny.
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday--Ticket-of-
Leave-Man. NH l7-6t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19

One Of the greatest uiumphs claimed for The
electrician system Is that II solves The question
Of heavy grades, such as are found IN Richmond.
Either the management, Of the electric road hero
Ia at fault or the practical results show that tho
system ia as yet failure even on ordioery
grades.
Il Is a fact that the cars Of the Union Passen'
cor Line are not allow d TO be stopped for pas
sengsrs ia coming up the very slight grade on
seventh street between Clay and Marshall IL
there 10 good cause for this, what is 10 become
Of The Maip-stroet line when It Ia equipped with
electricity. Passengers will 10 able TO board
tho cars between Fifteenth and Fifth streets
Only on the leysl between Twelfth aud Ninth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
presbv.erian Church Organized.

Correspondence OF the Richmond DlsDatchl
VEST POINT. VA. March IS, 1884.
A Presbyterian church was organized here on
Yesterday By the Rev. William A. Campbell,
ID. d. evangelist OF East Remover Presbytery.
The following gentlemen were elected and or
dained IA ruling elders Of this church Joseph
II. PhAup Robert A. Harris. James ". Webb,
and John f. porrJh. They have no church build
ing, but will make temporary arrangements Tor
q place OF worship.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19

A lot OF fine French Woven Corsets sold at si.25,
$780, and fl.75 Will DO offered this week as
9sc. your choice;
Ladies' Al-WOol Pink and Blue Ribbed Vests,
sold ~ 81. for this week only SEC ;
Ladies summer MerlnO Vests, suitable for be-
tween seasons. worth Soc. Will 80 I'll Is week
at 25c.
4 large line Of SILK Molre Ribbons IN No. %. i2.
aud 10 widths, IN all shades, VIII 20 Tor This
week at loo. per yard for your choice:
lot Of handsome Tides, l4x20, have been
placed at the low figure Tor this week u
SIC;
A big line Of Barbours best skeln Flax Thread
at l0c. per dozen;
All our assorted cjl0rcd Crewels at I0c per
dozen--worth three times that;
A lot Of Pearl Buttons. medium size. At Sc. per
dozen for this week;
good and handsome Dam6sk Towel at 3c--
would be cheap AZ g5c.
large LOT OF beautiful Ladies' Pin-Striped Hose,
sold at &c q pair, for this week placed at
l2kc. a pair;
Beautiful Marseilles Counterpanes, for double
beds, Will 80 at fl5O-worth double that
price;
Beautiful Lace Curtains, ~ yards long, at S.
and 95c. PER window;
ladies Shoulder ShaWls az IS and 25c.
Beautiful vide Laces at aud l0c. per yard are
astonishing low figures for those qualities;
new line Of Table Oil-Cloths at 2}c. per yard ;
Gentlemens good Unlaundered shirts a. &c
worth 5Oe., and many more articles too
numerous 20 mention.
DON'T FAIL TO LOOK AT OUR DRESS GOODS
AT THR REDUCED PRICES FOR
THIS WEEK AT
LEVI HEXTER'S,
NH i2-TuSTh aO7 Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
BAD COMPILATIONS.
THE SECRET OF THEIR CAUSE FULLY Ex-
pLAINED-wHY LADIES ARE sALLow AND
MEN PALLlD-soME VALUABLE FACTS on
THE SUBJECT.

In passing along the leading streets In almost
any city In America to-day one viii meet with
hut few ladies who havo clear compilations
Many persons have tried 20 account for this sad
fact because Of the severe climate Of America
hut such reasoning Is wrong. bad complexion
is caused by impure blood. and no lady can DO
really beautiful and no man rudy who has dis
eased or impure blood.
The best known way Of keeping tho blood pure
Is by keeping IL circulating. In this way IL
passes rapidly through the lungs, kidneys. and
liver, and IL constantly pnrincd bht supposing
tho system is clOgged up. as u frequently the
case then OF course tho blood becomes impure.
Than far TOO often mon and women take some
powerful purgatiYe. pill, or other substance Tint
clears the body quickly. Neskens me strength.
and leaves the system In worse condition than
before. The only sensible way is to take gem
lie. pure and natural purRattye, moderately but
reenlarly and the highest known medical au-
thortias % tho day agree that INC genuine In
ported Carlsbad Sprudel salt is infinitely supe-
Nor 10 any other natural preparation known TO
the world II f. gentle. yei stimulating; II IL
pure yet powerful Containing only natural
properties. being eyaposated from The cele-
brAfNd Carlsbad sprudel spring, ~ cannot iniure
tho BODY In Tho least and yet 10 has never failed
10 renew lifs purify the blood. and mus clear me
com ploxiOu. hundreds OF doctors have gwen II
their unqualified endorsements thousands OF
booule 20 each year ~ tho Carts bad springs, but
fhey can obtain no greater beneht than ~ taking
The Carlsbad sprudcl salt In its powdered form,
such as eau pe procured at any druesior0 In the
land. When II IL considered that lilo Carlsbad
salt costs practically little moro han he cheap,
questionable. and often injurious salts, pur-
eatiyss. and Bitter Waters thst are In The mar
Eet. one bottle being sufficient for nearly a
month, oil persons who keep pace with the times
and desire only what IL best, will soc that IL j.
10 leir interest to use only the Carlsbad. Zach
hottlo IL 10 a iight-blue paper cartoon ana fas
the signature tisner y hendelsOn Company.
sole agents. on every bottle. one boule mailed
mon receipt Of one dollar DIR. Iob0drs lecture
and pamphlets mailed free upon application.
Eisnsr & Mendelson Company, Barclay street,
New York. 10 El-Sa, luNlh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19

49, D.. =
FusIi.Hsp Br Authority ~ rHr arnfyos ,
rUblJo tocOCETs F0d THg COHsOxeE,fF,
YfRGfsfAI nAhfH L
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
FtN ANCIAE..

CTOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD
- 1-i6 comm'ssisa, 10 to leo shares. on so TO
5000 Send tor our Handle on Wall street.
3. j. PECK & CO,
NH i3-im 50 Broadway. Now York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
A TTRACTIONS EXTRAORDINARY
~ nprNT,rl pf urn .rTqNn sT+pprN az
re 7-eod&wtMayl2, 20, ropl

n l. l. nav AAANt1 II - T. AfAAD ANA/ Az al -
IN OPENING or OUR SECOND SUPPLY OK
SPRING DRESS GOODS.
We now display q magnificent line Of Stripes,
Plails, and plain effects in flanneIs, Casnmerrs,
Henrlettas, NOhalrs, Brilliantoens, satin Ber-
bers, Gable Twllls, aud Serg4-, al OF which We
now ofior at our usually pOpuar low prices
Our cOlOrings being the newest shades and our
assortment complete in every particular Te ro-
quest an early inspection Of our stock.
PARASOLS.
our line comprises the latest novelties and al
prices from Sl.l9 uD 70 50 apiece.
BEADED WRAPS
are very much the rage aud are IN great de-
nsnd. We show them at popular prices.
SPRING JACKETS
In tan. navy, green, and black st s. apiece-tulIy
worth So.
FICHUS.
Embroidered Fichus from sl.50 apiece 20 s.
Ask 10 see thom.
CHECK MUSLIN.
We offer 1000 yards Of extra fine quality
Check Muslin IN remnants at Sc yard that
you could not buy Of Of the piece for less than
from l25sc 70 l5c. yard This lot 10 worthy Of
your attention.
INDIA LINENS.
We have again secured control u the line Of
India Linen Remnants which were ~ popular
with the ladies' last sessOn. We have three lines
al &c., Sac, and SIC. yard. Come carly and
you will get the pick
SPECIAL JOB.
An extra-fne Embroidered Bust French
woven Corset. made 10 he sold 10 75c. We have
ali sizes. and our price is 5yc. apiece.
TABLE-CLOTHS.
The lot OF manufacturers samples Of Table
Covers advertised Thursday was added 20 on
saturday sad We now show as good values a.
When first We opened them. Dom. get lot this
time. but come and look Them Oyor at once.
SPECIAL.
Remnants OF the best yard-wide Domestic
S0tines in new ami desirable styles worth Il O.,
cur price nc. a yard.
Having Just returned from the northern mar
kets We are dslly receiving attractive bargains,
which yOu viii hnd displayed as early AS they
are received by Us. Therefore II will pay you 20
visit us early and often. HELD & CO.
NH l9-ru&Th Ga Broad slreet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19

The New York Pres says; "sneak-thieyes AFRO
rampant" Tho public generally associate
couchRnt posture with the sneak-thiei.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19

Sired bv fhe S,eord. 4 Novel. BY ROBERT REX-
DALE. author Of "Drifiing Songs lllusira-
lions by joan CALVIN STRyENs an1 BEkr
POOLE Second edition. Boston: Winthrop
Publishing Company. lss9.
For sale bY the publishers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
PERhONAL

RICHMOND. Va. March rs, 1889.
7 HEREBY NOTIFY THE PUBLIC
Il that have this day appointed NICHOLAS
JULIAN my agent to buy and sell for cash only
at No. 500 east Broad street.
NH 1891. ii. A. NIGHTINGALE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19

Joy IeIUEIdUU 70 tTl0 UI5FaVVIsI
BOTTOM, March iS--ReY. William Adams, d.
D. OF Augusta Ca, has accepted a can 10 tho
pastorate Of Columbus-Avenue Presbyterian
church. this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19

"The abolition Of the hustle will mark the in
auguraiion Of IN era Of dress reform" Yes; aud
IL is hoped areform in the size OF western papors'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
BRIEF COMMENT.

The Delaware peach-crop failure joke has been
FURNISHED up and started on It's rounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19

"This was some limo paradox,n az Hamlet
says since, however, the people Of America
and other lands have been enabled 10 pit Hos
tottsrs stomach Bitters against shat unseen foe
malaria it is no longer paradox but an easy
possibility. Wherever malaria envelopes its
misty venom 70 poison the air and 3ecayipg IN
wholesome vegetation imprcgnates tho water.
there In the very strOnghO!d Of miasma, IL the
auxiliary potent to dissrm tho foe and assure
efficient protection. Fever aud agne, bilious
remiitent, umb acue. and ague cake, no mat
Ter bow teuaclouslY they hay0 fastened their
clutch on the system. gro first forced 10 relax
their grasp and eventually 70 abandon II alto
go,her But 10 Is iis preventive force that should
CHIEFLY recommend The Bittcrs % persOns dwelling
iu rnhiarla-cursed loraitle5 for II is a certain
buckle OF defence Bcainst which The enemy ~
pOwerless Cures. likewise, dyspepsia, rheuma-
tism, kidney and bilious ailments
NH l0-Tu, Th(w)&Ss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19

"The President has found another law part
ner" II is 10 DO hoped he is sound constitu-
tional lawyer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
NTOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

WI SzRGRR & LzATu. :. Lessess and Managers
MONDAY, MAKCH 18TH
THREE NIGHTS and WEDNESDAY MATINEE
The grondest production ever seen 10 the South
The distinguished American Actor
LEWlS MORRISON,
supported by his own efficient company In O
magnificent spectacular production OF
FAUST,
including tho wonderful Broken Scene, with
the shower OF living IRE. Startling Electrical Ef-
fects. A carload OF magnificent scenery. No ad-
vance in prices. box-o1ice for sale OF seats now
open- NH i5-ht
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19

"L0rd CINNAMON has lnUOIUceIH UUI III IIo
House of Lords to prevent disreputable peers
from sitting in that body" II seems that his
Lorfship would abolish the House Of Lords by
nrncess OF elm inaiion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
PLEASiNTS & W0RTHiN,
GENERAL AGENT.
ll,3 8sia st-oet. ri.h.oAj, "a.
10 9-Iul.
PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO.
4 February ID issL-roalei prol.- A. r1.
dorsod Proposals toy lOhaaeH. uiI. Ne
from manufacturer 0r regular Des.t.r
tho BaraAu % Provisions onl t..t..Hr Sol.
Depart loot Washing on. ID. G.. ul.i iI
4. 81. Nsrch -. 1879. sni punlHlg ppH.c.
diateiy thereafter. Cor Ga. supply. 0u Dr
November {, : ~ s, ne Navel ara. N.H
o. one hundred an Lty Mlu.a1i
pounds o. Navy toaa.rt fropI.as n..t -
made IA duplicate upol blank forms e-.
Do furnished by tho bureaI OF prltr H.s s.i
C.othiug upon sppilcatpu, fni nth,' O.
as indicated 0g .ie b1H.. Tile b.is dsl I'd .'
Io1 samples o. Gao 6isaa.gl tlaancl n.. 10
furnished bidders upon hppar ,flcI .l '. Do
reau. Tao Department reserves De f.f '
reject any bit not deemed aiyantase .a 10
Government JANIS FlLtuN, ralml.'ct-
General. 4. :. Navy. fe -'t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
NOTICE OF MEETING OF THE

n OlICE OF MEEIING OH IHE
~ SUBSCRIBERS TO THE STOCK OF THE
SAVINGS BANK OF MCHMOND.-'rhe mini
mum amount of the capital stock Of the Savings
Bank OF Richmond having been subscribed, NO
tce is hereby given that general meeting Of
the subscribers will be held on FRIDAY, March
29, 1889, at4 o'clock p. NJ, at tho office Of War
rem 81 Quarlcs. No. lll7 east Main street. Rich
mOud. Va.
Parties wishing 10 subscribe 10 the capital
stock can leave their names with George \.
Wood bridge, ESQ.,, al the National Bank al Viz
ginia. X. A. PATTERSON, President
RICHMOND. VA. March il, 1889. NH l5-td
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
MEE TtEGS.

MEM ERS OF AMITYSG.
VI LODGE. No. "a. A. T. and \. NJ, a. AK
tend sta.ed meeting OF your Lodge at
LauDe's Han. on Broad and First streets, THIS
UuesdaD EVENING. March 1911. Al O'clock.
Members Of sister lodges cordially invited.
by order OF the Worsh ptul Master.
Il. 4. SHEPPERSON,
NH 1917 Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
HEALTH IS WEALTH

DR. z c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, a guaranteed specific FOR uys!s-
ris, Dizziness. COnvuls!ons. Vas, Nervous Ssu-
ralgiA Hesiache, Nervous Prostration caused %
the Use " alcohol or tobacco, Wakofulness Mon
tai Depression. eoftenlug OF the Grain resulting
death, Premature on Ago, L0ss OF Power la
Either Sex caused by over-exertion o. the brain
or Oyer-indulyeacc. Each bcx contains Ons
months treatment. 81 a box. or six boxes Tor 81
Eent by natl prepaid on receipt OF prica.
GUARANTEES siX BOXES
ocurs any case. with esch orlel rssalvAs by
us for six boxeA accompanied with 81 va nid
ecpd tho purchaser our written guarantee 20 re-
fund the money II the treatment docs not edsss
acura Guarantees issued only by
Z. ROBERTS BAKER, Druggist
Sole Agent
si9 east Main street. Richmond, Va
my i-d&Wly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19

Salvation Oh. shs great pain eradicator. Is a
orstcisAs iinImsnt Keep handy. Is conta
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19

y FfCE, NJ. SO NiNEFEENrB sfRkar. y. 81.
WAsaISGrOS. d. G.. February o.. lS,A ~ ID
PROPOSALS In tTiplicera To- tho coN>lhi N.
TION OF DlhES AND MATTRESSES Ia Nai.s-
poni river, Virgins, will De received a. ne ..-
nco until ls NJ. on tho g0rH nAl or hA'' H.
is,Sl. aud then opened. Attention cf biti 'is 3
invited 70 Acts OF Congress approved lenllay
-, lss5. aud February .. isSl, Volume IS page
So. and Volume "a page "a. Statutes 80 lsfse.
For specifications and al information apiy T"
tho Undersigned, = 4. ABENn lnited >sa.''
Agent 10 i9go.2i ~. NhiiS3
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GROCERIES. sc.

CNOW-WHITECOD SMOKED
y Boneles1 Herrings. Fine Mackerei and Roe
Herrings IN barrels and kits, Dried Sugar Corn,
and Vegetables OF all kinds In glasses aud
cans
mn 10 MCCARTHY q HAYNES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19

THE FAMOUS TROTTING- On
4 HORSE HAVELOK, by Prnceps. sire 20
1rinkett 2lf dam Lotue record &2s. by lys-
dyk's Hamhletonian. sire Of Dexter, .:sA. has
arrived and win make the season In charge Of
WILLIAM HARRt%GfON. Can be seen a,
Scho0lcraft Stables. on Grove road.
MCDONALD & BOHANSAN.
NH l7-2t' Gamers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19

AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF
IA the STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND
LOCOMOTIVE AND MACHINE WORKS will be
held at the works OF the company on FRIDAY,
March q, 1883, at ~ O'Clock NJ.
NH S-2w GEORGE Z. JONES. Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19

WANTED, TRAVELLING AGENT
w FOR the State Of Virginia TO sell BOTTLED
LAGER BEKR on commission for a large New
York brewery Parties trading with groceries
hotels, saloons. etc, can make advantageous ar
rangements. Address, giving references. expo
rience, etc, BREWERS
care Of William Young,
NH 10 eod3t 81 Park Row. New York.