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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-23
A TRAGEDY IN AZENELL.
, Young Man Murders His Father-cir-
cult Court, &c.

TAzEwELL {. H.. November 20.-ISpC.
ial Jurisprudence l-Mr. William Nc.
Zeal. aged about twenty-three wears, shot
Ind killed bis father. samuel McNeal, last
IOnday night, about six miles from th-
lace.
The particulars. rs flr as could be gather
Il. are it, follows: McNetl has been sub
ect 10 fits Of insanity for years. In fact,
is has been in the asylum several times.
ut upon partial recovery would he re-
-ased. burng these spells he was con-
,idered extremely dangerous. On one Oc-
ision he came near killing one OF his
leighbOrS. Notwithstanding these facts h
vas allowed a. remain In the community.
II SEEMS THAT LAST WEEK.
IcNeal had one Of his old spells. and lefl
ipme. Whilst away he was arrested anC
rrled before Justice Hunt. 4 number oi
hysicians and magistrates examined him
ad released him. lie vas. however. ~.
rrested and sent out Of the c0mmunit,
lnder guard. Whether they intended L
dse Mcneil in jail or not, Il not known.
AZ any rate. be escaped the guam
nd went home. arriving about
clock Monday evening" and retired viii
rs wife. Sometime during the night cries
murder and screams were heard IN bel
ed room. Young McNeal. who was sleep
X upstairs. rushed down 10 nnd his fith1f
eating h.s mother and declaring he wOulC
IN every member Of the family. IL is r.
Orted that McNeal attacked his son, VIII
hpt him dead ON the spot. McNeal un
uubtedly would have done great mischief
ed he been lei alone.
The cor0ner- jury rendered a verdict T.
ne effect that Stm McNcal came to hf
cath from pistol shot at the hands ol
is son. Wm. McNcal, that the sbOotin.
vas ju-titiable.
The SAD occurrence has cast a gloom ovel
nc entire community. TIC family ar
rIeyed beyond expression.
Circuit Court il IN session this week
udge Il ,ndall VI. Brown presiding.
We had a slight fail Of suOw last night
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Miss Franklin Street" How's that terri
BILE cough you hid last night leaving the
german, Thought you would be In bed for
u week with IT,"
Miss Park Avenue-"Oh, just sent 10
the nearest drug store and got bottle ofmy
sovereign cure. DIR. Dayid's Cough Syrup.
and | am well. We don't use anything
else for coughs, colds and bronchitis but Df.
David's Cough Syrup OF pure pine tar,
horehound and wild cherry. II Is simple,
harmless, and very efestivs.-adv.
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THE VETS AND DRYS
1t Fierce Loggerheads in Lynchburg
Hill fty Notes.

uIn tty Nofess
LYNCHBURG. Va, NoveRber 22.-fspf
'ial. Another fight for prohibition in IN
'lty is on again. and promises 10 be III
iercest contest ever had between "wets
nd "drys." The Local Option party hel
heir organization meeting last night an
n-day appointed all their officers, and -
letting committees 20 out tomorrow f.
necessary sign lures 10 the call and mon
o run the canvass. Both will 10 doubt b,
btalned. as sam Jones has stirred up a.
dry element here n fever heat. On III
theF hand the "wets" are making prepar
tions for another bold fight, and are puttin
all their licks TO that end. They ha,
iienty Of money, public enterprise an
tbility, and will make all count for what
worth. Tue daily papers Of the city de-
line to take any side, leaving the opp0sin
parties 10 fight the issue out among them.
elves. The vote Is expected TO be take
irly in February.
Two unsuccessful attempts were mad
'O-day by an incendiIrv t. destroy th
cigarette mandatory Of Messrs. WOodsol
/ Hughes. at the junction Of Salem ayenu
md Twelfth street. The first fire was star
d in n drying room on the third floor. au
vas discovered by one of the emplOyc
bout l2:30, and eytinguished before an
llmage WAS done. An hour later a Fir
rug started another blaze on the fourt
loOr. next 10 the root. and made consider
,be Roadway before discovered. No serious
lAmage was done
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STATE or TRADE.


NEW YORK. November pr. G.. Dun a
Co.'s weekly review of trade will say; TIL
Br LILLIAN revolution has had surprisin Il,
little influence in the markets as vet. Cot
Zee il only an eighth higher for the week
and the new government appears 10 be Sc
generally sust lined that apprehension Of
closing of ports or int eruption Of trade ha,
almost ceased
The business failures occurring through.
out the country during the last seven day,
number for the United States 2i5. and ioi
Canada 32, or "A total of 27i. AS compared
with 26j last week and 261 the week pre-
yious 20 the last For the corresponding
week of last year the figures showed %
failures In the United States and 81 il.
Canada.
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DfspArcnFs from Zar

DISPATCHES from Zanzibar announ' .
that the marauding bands with wh th
3Hshiri has been laying waste the Usar ma
0Hntry. have lost altogether 700 men Ia ia
ights which they have had with the nat We
inhabitants. and afterwards in the engage
nent with Captain Wi>samann's trVps
The German force only lost seven men, o
wlOm none were Europe ms.
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HENRY o. COOK, OF Leominster, Mas.
Who spominated himself to the Legislatui I,
AID informed bis constituents Of all tie
mean actions be had ever done. has be' n
elected by - votes. Aee0r lag a. his ow n
confession tae new legislator has been al
sarious times hostIer, a peddler. a tram
Z grOceryman. "A staDtemal n chair-hiAksr
{ eOmb-maker, carpenter. blacksmith, .
a gambler, a thief. large
real estate dealer lawyer and a de,ecti,'
i'he great question il, has he at last at
.ained the acme Of meannessi
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NEW YORK, November 22.-Regardine
the interview with President Fitzgerald, OF
the Irish National League, opposing the
raising Of fund for Mrs. Parnell, because
such an action would he a reflection upon
her son, Mrs. Pa. nell writes TO the Herdtd
from B0rd0nt0wn as follows: mo one au-
thorized Mr.. Fitzgerald's interference. 1t is
unmanly, and 50 far untruthful that he
must misunderstood my matters. | know
nv own business, and the letters ! have
show. as do other friends Of mine, / seek
no notoriety. My appeal is general, not
special, for good reasons.
DELLA +. 5. PARNELL."
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THE NORFOLK SOUTHERN

Goes Into the Hands OF = Receiver.
NORFOLK, Va, November 22.-lspecial.
IN ORDER WAS entered to-day in the Cir
ait Court ofthe United States flr the East
district Of Virginia. appointing Watson
!. Dickinson. of New York. receiver OF tb.
,orfOik Southern X tiirOad Company. run
ny from Norfolk 10 EdeniOn. y. {. tn
'tiOn was had at the instance Of abOu
netg per cent. Of the bondh0lders undel
Ne first mortgage OF said company. Ssh
id endeavored 10 reOrganize the road. in
rove It's works aud enlarge the area Of il.
DerdtiOns. but were opposed by som
cen per cent Of the houdholders, VIII
aimed that the revenues Of the rOi'
mould he appointed IN the payment Of IN
rest on its bonds rather than for better
tents and improvements. This diiitreuc
vas irrecOncileable, and il WIS deemed nd
sable by the great body of the sondhold
~ To place the road in the hands Of a
liver Ii trdnspired that the road ha'
Zen doing good business; that IT owes u
hts in Virginia or North Carolina on ac
'lunt Of its running expenses. and tha
here is no complaint by the movers in ia
resent proceedings against the manag,
lent Of the road IN the past. On the con
riry. il is t0 continue the policy hitheri
ursued iiy the company; that the great bod
1 the bOndhOlders and stockholders hay
etermin ID to place the road In the hands o.
ne court. rather than incur the hazard o
ONE adverse movement.
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sTAUNToS. Va. November 22.-LSpccial.l
Mr.. Joseph Rogers, aged seventeen years.
son OF Rev. Samuel Rogers, pastor Of the
Methodist church OF this city, died lnsi
night at $3.50 o'clock, after an Illness Of two
days. Day before yesterday he complained
Of feeling badly, and At 10 O'Clock that night
WAS unconscious, IN which state he re-
mained until he died.
His body will be taken TO Baltimore for
intcrment
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LEXINGTON.

3 A Cold Wase-turnsce to DE Lighted
LEXINGTON, Va, November 22.-Spe-
cial.]-A still wind from the North is blow
ing cold wave.
Private information from Goshen an
n0unces that the fires of the Victoria Fur
mace will be lighted AT midnight, and that
the .arge plant Will 20 into blast again, em-
ploying hundreds Of skilled mechanics and
lab0rers.
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PIERRE, 8. D., November 22.-Four Of the
bodies which were discovered by workmen
digging a cellar Tuesday, about mile from
this city. have been identified by the author
tiles al Fort Bennett. The names are Lieu
tenant Edward Donnelly, Private s. ;. For
Swichler. II is now certain that they were
frozen In the great storm OF January l2ib,
and afterwards found and buried by In.
dians.
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PROFOUND SENSATION


CINCINNATI. November 22.-rbe politi, al
, nsation Of tue day WAS the arrest Of h. j
Wood, of the famous billot-box forg r.,
use which played - prominent part in
ne late Ohio election. The arrest was made
4 the instance Of Goyern0r-elect james 4.
;mpbell. United II ites senator John >her-
IN, and Congressman Butterworih. II is
ud the disclosures in connection with the
'ise will cause prOfund sensation in the
political world.
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TELtGRAPhIC MEMS.
ITEMS M ,"rEREST BY WIRE
AND CABLE.
More Changes IN tbs Pension Ofsce -
Fourth-Ciass Posimssters Appointed =
The Mchts=s Legislators tn Trouble
Governor Tooie's Proclamation.

WASHINGTON. u. G.. November 29-
} Pension Commissioner Raum to-day dis
missed W. :. Brock. of the District OF Co
. lumbla. and demanded the designations of
J. +. fngfe. ~ Pennsylvania. assistant
chief of the record division, and {. y Bond.
Of Pennsylvania, clerk in the western d-
yisicn. Hamilton Reeve. JT.. Of New York.
assistant clerk OF TIE PENSION office. wac al
lowed to resign. MIR. Brock WAS chief clerk
Of the pension office under Commissioned
Black. and AZ the time OF his dismissal was
clerk at 1880. The cases IT Messrs. Bond,
Phillips and Engle. Commissioner Rum
said. were glaring examples of the abuse
of official positions. and demanded sum
mary action on his part. &ii three hIye
appealed to Secretary Noble TO prevent their
discharge.
About the Pension Office the rumor was
cdrrent to-day that in all. seventeen of the
thirty refated employees were doomed to a
discharge.
Commissioner Raum said 10 a United
Press reporter that he had taken no action
in the other cases. but that he WAS consider
ing them. The Commissioner has stopped
the pension Of Messrs. Bond and Engle and
will apply the amount coming 20 them 70
restoring TO the government the back pen
SION paid them at the time of the rerating
about $500 in each case.
FOURrH-cLAss POsTMAsrERs.
The folIowing-named fourth-class post
among others. were appointed t.
day:
yirginia-S. Alderman. az Dug Spur; J.
Slower. Mt Hansouyiiie; J. y. Mills, at
Hump; james Williams. Jr.. at Oldt0wn /
John II. Pool NJ Pool; VIM. Bower at !
X ikes: T. VI. Howerton. M Rvprsyille; ; /
Mary Warrick. AT Rural Home; f.. +. Bur I
rough. at SANDY Hook; Thomls y. Ripe !
toe. at Scottsford: Cora Is. WinsburroW. at !
sentinel; Wood Marks. at StapleiOn Mill;
". n. Jacobs. at Stokesland.
North Carolina-S. A. Whitley. at Battle
borough.
CAPITAL NOTES.
A caucus of Republican Representatives
'lect has been called for November 30. to
dominate candidates for Speaker and other
House Offices.
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An Italian Tragedy in Boston.

BosToN, November 22.-This morning
North End officers arrested Pedro Dessa, an
Italian. twentv-two years old. on suspicion
of having been concerned in the shooting OF
millionaire Cunningham in Milton yester-
day.
The prisoner admits the shooting in Mil
ton Yesterday, but declares he returned at
7. VI. A shirt was found at his house
with blood stains on one sleeve and a new
seif-cocking revolver. with all chambers
filled, was found between the mattr lsses Of
the bed. The other Italians who were
shooting with Dessa were arrested later.
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VIII YOU heed The Warning the signal, per-
MAJ s OI tie sure approach Of lh,i mole ,Ir
bic disease, f'on umpt.onY sk yourselves
II yoI can afford lOs ths sske " ravgng u
cents, u run tue Iisk and do no. hing lof ~.
"A G know from txa FlcHce spaf -HllOb'. HKe
VI cuIe your Cough. IL never TAI =. Iais.
were Ill lne psist year IA rrllss a. CgAup
aud hoo ,hrg Cough at once. Mothe >. do
40. he without IL. Saml L. bJiltes { e.. sOld
by BOLe krf Bro. hers aun III 81. sheilds a Co..
Orner OF Finh nj 81 - al sieetr.
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DASTARDLY ASSAULT
On Two Daughter. of Ex-senator Gee.

Uh TWO Hhut thIFIF OF Et-NtHHIOr Nt"'
PRINCE GEORGE COURTHOUSE. Va. No
ember 2l.-lspec al. Robert Bland te0l
,red) attacked ex-senator Charles Gee /.
wo daughters. While on their way HON.
I'M school. this afternoon. and he (Robe
3 indi attsmi tel 20 outrage the oldest girl
he Younger fought him so much that b
# the oldest. and would have killed III
y unger, but that their screams brought o
, d0red man 10 their rescue. IL is though
-lat ne will be lynched.
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WE have aspee yand positive cure for Ca
tarrh, u ph. heris, Cank'r Ai.ulh ai q Head
ac. u >HlL,H'~ ca AkhH tAipf,
Mas, inlecto. iree w.t. each io,tle lse n
!. you q sire neal n al Il W. et d nth fs,ic .
b. en- :. sod ~ Bodeker Brothers anu
II. ~. : ,ciids x 20. sUrnsr ~ tiflh AM Nal.
Ia, sk1ets
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BY yir' Ne of decree OF the Initsd States
circuit q urt for the T. stern iistrict OF ffr-
ginin IN tie c So II Cufihin ,Onnvf vs.
;. II. Gu lklev nd al enie,d on ihs 6tn
dfy @ November iSSb hnd, siso by virtue of
ii ed ofirN 'xeeui,d To the pnd.rs gn,d
by laid b. II On ihly shal exp'se Tor sale
pub 'ic HHctio" oh The day ara u NJ above
men 80 ed that valuable and comrlets IAN
ntTy property fncatef I'm the cliy n Man
IA -i,'r. ~ tg III, with AL the macDinery.
utensils. g.. u-u lily olnl "a nrst-class
mnning Establishment.
4 . lot irunts p3 fee ON liainbrdge street
by i32 ert deep. The building II enti ely
sVW l. W. rt0iiv-} and butis oi the best heart
b nb, Z, - let " 90 by ltD feet deep, snd
,nr ev,s iuc,ed n he mOsta pr we'd plan.
SOHtafnh % sats = me ant SOAK vats.
/ sn.luo a1d Lon r--b-Aofse power, l wash
wncoi. Vufri,s h4llN ana everything necss-
.s4k lDf - Mss VIiiss taJDery 10 comm.nss
Ulhlncsa al Onre. lilo Is co1s IL red one OF
ne must comp etc establishments tn the
u. 'hi- FO. ctiy IN I'm ruoiy loc Heu
% lac usin,ss, bei.g ON III Eichmond and
,stnyffio f,afif, ad. a. at ibe busine.s centre
oi The ciN Of ls,vhmOid, very near
the free bridge a.O Mayor bridge.
az fnct. ght A. Ibs ecaife Vf the busi-
up>s lOitlon ui DO II citlSs. IL - also er-
mytI I vin cry iaAes uuul l-vJ. For further
.p.t. - uAiIs apply ~ lhs undersigned ~ The
u iluu,fIs. wnU Will tsks pleasure in fur
ID. hipg IN sane
auuri insnim, hts upon "A credit O. s,x,
" I've, eighteen All. IN. nty-iour months.
,..r,nastr - execute notes wth intefsst
idd.u Tor the deI, r. Ell payments and tisle
4, C. tn q until t.. iuii amount OF taish -
. ouey b. > Jfen "a ana sonveynncs or.
crrd b., The eouri, tho purchaser 10 10 r.
u4red o ke..p Tho pruperty Insured f. sui.
IA, at alu. uht To cover cfeuit cxlsting ~
,uy lime .of the nens { ni he fund to he
cf. dIl VI this tunIt III this cause
". TALLY.
not2-tds Special Com'r. and trustee.
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Minlaler pendlainn LII.

y
hlegram from Brussels says ih 4 eX-SenatOI
George II. Pendlet0n. who WAS minister q
Germany during President Cleyeldnd's ad.
is critically lit in that city.
CANNIBALIsM il popularity supposed T.
have completely died ont in Asia, but Brit.
sh officials in Burmah have just stumbled
icross a tribe among whom the practice !,
u full swing. The members Of This trib
IRE located in the remote mountain district
ffha shan stites, ffr removed from IN
centre Of even that spurious land Of Asiat
nihz ttiOn which was represented by IN
I'D AVIAN dynastio-. They are utter
% rharians, aud. from the accounts of oui
officer. no higher in the scale Of ciyiliza-
lion than the natives Of Terra del FuegO.
i0thes with them are a supcrliufy, anf
heir weapons are poisoned arrows shpi
rom both bow and blow-pipe Their can
iibalism has this peculurity, that instea,
4 finding lis victims among the young n
aerfices the Id and decrepit members ofthe
r,bs NnDse existence hts become a burden
10 themselves aud a source Of embarrAss.
nent to the community.
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Grand II. A. Chauter.

ATLANTA, GA. November 22.-At to-
days session OF the General Grand Oh ipter
loyal Arch Mason routine business was
dHished up. Several minor amendments
he constitution were adopted. and MINI G.
apOlis was chosen as the next meetib-
place. The thlpter adjourned TO meet
again three year, hence.
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FAYETTEVILLE.
CLOSING DAY OF THE NORTH
CAROLINA CENTENNIAL.
A Big Parade senator vance's Address
The Celebration . success IN spite of
Bed Weather-Prize Military Drill
Telegraphic News in General,

tPff'' -'t'- ~ '''f''"'f
f..rrrEvfrtR. =. C., November 22.-The
centennial celebration here Of the ratiiicd-
ton by North Carolina Df the Federal con-
stitution closed to-day. The morning was
devoted to a parade, headed by the Marine
band, Of Wash .ngton, and led ~ chief Mar
shal julien I. Carr and fe;inne OF mill
fary Organizations. Floats representing
the original thirteen Stites were Il conspic-
u0us feature Of the parade.
sENAIOR VANCE.
the orator Of the day, delivered an address
It noon on the fair grounds. Afterwards
there was prize military drill. The Gov
ernOr's Guard, OF Rdieig., won the prize.
Tonight there WAS a magnificent display
of fireworks.
THE CELEBRATION A SUCCESS.
Despite extremely bad weather, the cele-
bratiOn has been very successful.
DEATH OF PROMINENT CITIZEN.
William +. D0rtch, one of the leading
men OF the State, died at G0ld-borO tonight
# heart disease, aged sixty-tve. He served
IS speaker OF the House and President OF
he senate. and was also a prominent men,
Der of the Confederate State senate,
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The Secret Of smoksl.ss Powder.

LONDON. November 22.-'rwo Of the most
trusted employees at the WoOlwich arsenal
were summarily dismissed Yesterday. II :
SAID they were charged with revealing se-
crets in connection with the manufacture
Of smOkeless powder.
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Terrific snow-storm.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. November PA
special frvm Missoula, Mon, TO the Journal,
saws "A terrific snow-stnrm struck here nc
o'clock this morning, and Is still raging In
all It's fury. All trains on the Northern Pa
cilc Railroad have been blocl ed, and four
serious accidents are reported"
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Florida Orange Growers' Consolidation.

JAcKsoNvILLE. FLA, November ~
Practically all the orange growers OF Flori-
4 have consolidated with the Florida Fruit
Exchange. The ART ,ngements were COM
,ieted to-day. Out of the estima ed crop OF
l.sD1.OJO, or 2.l0O.OOO boxes this year, at least
100000 will be handled through the ex-
change.
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sihe isop.c choice.
Phil. Mckinney and DR.. D.yilsC ugh
8 m 1--ady.


Is l, not worth the small puc.- q 10 cents
o. liee yourself OF every ny. pt IN u IN ~
d strrss.u cumpla'Btsy II y.I tn,nk W., cal.
al CUR stofe alN1 get Doii.e OF shIl he \ nal
izsr. iNery bottle hss "A pti teu gusnnt.,
o. IL. Use acc,,rdlng ~ iilt does you nsi
gJo.i u Will co>i you ..i,thipe. sold Dy no e
n T trother~ and ii. NJ. o"oilds & 10, coin "
OF F,lLa and Nstsnaii stte teets
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CABLE NOTES.

| HAVANA. November 22.-iniormation
| h wing been received here that reports Of "A
| G Iban revolution are III circulation la IN
E iropean capitals, it Is deemed proper I"
At tie that the rum0rs are wholly without
| foundation.
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Why 90 40 many people We see around us
seem To y. efer 10 suiler and be made inise a.
Ole by indIgesiion, Consumption. Dizz ness.
it'.s of Appetite C0ming G , of the FOOD.
Them -hnOn's system vltaazer, guarantsed
70 cure eiD. sold by BOdeker brothers and
n. ~. rheilas Co. eof.er OF Fifth and Mar
shall Aheefk
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Friend OF DIR. McGlynn Deposed.

NEW YORK November 2s.-R;y Richari
l.. Burweii. Il leading Cath ilic divine amt Il
slaunch friend Of DIR. McGlynn. was de-
posed from bis office OF Defender Of the
Marriage rie," at yesterdays session Of the
synoi uf th diocese
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RtcnaoND. VA. November 10. 1889.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

having purcha,ed the business Of Henry
y. Sneiid. have this day appo.uted.HENRY
NJ. shEiLD Dy agent. TO conduct for me q
Hr1AIL DRUG BUSiNESS al No 500 east
Marsha street. Richmond. Virginia. said
agent T. buy for cash only.
no lp-2w WRIT +. TAYLOR
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PRINCESS BEATRICE played the piaro
orte accomp tniment 10 NJ. Wolf yio N
wh n that artist appeared before lh. Queen
recently.
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CO-PARrNERsHIP.

s~-s-~ses><ersr~'rf~s
richmond, VA November 20. 1859.
EHE CO.PARlNERSHIP HERETO
F0Rs 4 ting tetween 4. Il. NYL' y ard
W. v, j RArLEY ~ this day dit,o We 4. " 1.
W. ePkATLtY 1. thilg from the / rm.
T.u. wYLEs x co.
Mr.. W. W. srRATLEY will remain with the
INN nm VIII be pleased TO serve his friends
ss hereto ore. no23-et
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10 You SUHSP With PILES? -?

Ifso. 60 at once AID get q bottle of CAR
TER'- LII REMEDY. pow for ssls sy all
nrst-cl iss Druggists. and " Il ooss not cure
you fer gisi Ing II ~ fsir uial. jasf return The
bot l. To wlon you buy iI sf. aud yoar
money " n b refunded yeu. This 10 an ex-
ternai mecv. and here IL no p I'm or dss.
ger IN sins It. Full dir, ctions on each bot
tie. Now # you drIggi.t dom. keep 1t. We
wi -e dyJaa ssmpi bottle by mall On 70.
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