davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-20
Where Blame Is Lacking.

The Baltimore Sun says that the faculty
for laundering possessed by the present
Administration of the State Department at
Washington seems really TO be inexhausti-
bic.
Mr.. BLAINE is not alawyer by profession,
but we had always looked upon him as q
lawyer such a. Mr.. GLADSTONE and other
leading British statesmen are. MIR. BLAINE's
blupder in the New Orleans case seems,
however, 70 throw doubt over the claim
that he has n sufficient knowledge of the
law 10 be qualified TO serve as Secretary of
State If this is so, his case Is a remarkable
one: for. with the exception that he is not
a lawyer by profession, he is a second and
modern Henry CLAY.
The Secretary of State ought always to
be trained lawyer. We should as soon
think of appointing man not a
lawyer to be a justice of the Supreme
Court Of the United States as of appoint
ing q man not lawyer to conduct our ma
tional diplomatic negotiations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-20
More Rockies Driving.

TO the Editor Of The state:
Cannot something DO done TO break up the
habit Of fast and reckless driving In this city,
No longer than yesterday afternoon one Of my
little boys was knocked down and considerably
bruised by one Of these wild drivers near Seventh
and Leigh streets. If the police cannot prevent
Il there Is only one remedy lef. for the citizens,
and that Is TO use a little lead, which win have
some effect, think. j.
No other city in the world of our size
would allow the reckless driving which is
permitted here.
Whites and blacks alike are among the
offenders.
The drivers have never been taught the
common-law doctrine that at a public
crossing they should slow down" and let
the pedestrians cross in safety and peace.
Alderman CAPERs has introduced and Sc
cured the adoption of a resolution looking
10 an amendment of the city ordinances on
this subject. But even now We insist that
the common law, common sense, and i'm
memorial usage in civilized communities
entities people afoot to protection Cat
crossings) from the recklessness Of drivers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-20

In the discussion now going on in New
York upon tho proposition TO roof the
ty-second-Street Reservoir and maze
thereon public "air garden" the WoFd
brings out tho fact that II is the law IN
England that, so far as London and other
populous cities ale concerned. every gallon
Of water supplied by the public water COM
panies for domestic or manufacturing pur-
poses shall pass through coveredreserVors.
mo water supplied for public uses mus.
be exposed in the slightest degree 10 hEl,
or air from the time it enters these covered
reservoirs until it is drawnfrom the faucets
by the consumers"
Almost the only constant supervision
which the Government exercises over the
private corporations which supply LONDON
with water is to appoint inspectors. WHOSE
duty it is to see that the law with respect
TO covered reservoirs is carried out"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-20
e~.--------< ~---"--.----
1ll'oFlE::NI
COMPANY
SESS

Friday and Saturday will find our
House unusually attractive. Below Will
be found a few items of interest to you.
.-'--------------i About 1000 pieces odd
DL,, China Brick-a-Brac, an
C|1CfCW importer s samples. Also,
.-.,....,. -..-......-..l about 500 odd Cake
Plates. some very handsome things
among them % cents on the dollar OF
the regular price IS all We ask Tor theih'
'--------'- ---'-5''I An entire stock OF
Tn,,,Do prominent manufacturer
humps of Banquet and Parlor
.--.----...-.-----l Lamps was purchased by
rs in Silver. Ebony, and Brass. Half the
usual price on them. Every one dit
ferent design from what you have ever
seen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-20

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
Lor1sA. March 1s.--Tbe Mineral CITY
Piloi having fallen heir to the OUTFIT OF the
old Louisa Adpanoe. "a new paper has lately been
established here by Mr.. j. +. Bib, bearing me
name Of the Louisa County Aecs, and now GA
Louisa county has two live, energetic WecEy
journals within six miles Of each other, ana
doubtless they will look wen 10 the interests, nos
onlv Of their respective towns, but Of the county
or1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-20

1t seems tolerably certain that MALONE
would prefer to see Judge PAUL rather
than Judge LEWIS appointed TO the Circuit
Court Of Appeals bench.
Unless HARRISON has recently changed
bis opinion Of MALONE. the latter has very
little influence at the White House; but IT
80 happens that the President is just now
looking out for votes with which to secure
o denomination.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-20

The annual report of the Health De.
partment Of New York. just forwarded to
the Mayor Of that city, states that tho
number Of deaths in New York during
1890 was 4O.lO3 ard the number of births
89,250. The death rate is estimated at
2i.5S per 1000 last year, against 25.0e in
1889. The decrease Of mortality in 1890,
1t is claimed. is due to the increase of
charitable institutions and an improve
ment in the condition OF tenements."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-20
Tho Western Settlers Chosen spe,

With every advance Of emigration into the far
West a new demand is created for Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters. Newly-peopled regions arc
frequently less salubrious than older settled To-
calities, on account Of the miasma which rises
from recently-eleared land, particularly along
the banks Of rivers that are subject to freshets.
The agricultural OF mining emigrant soon learns,
when he does not already know, that the Bitters
afford the only sure protection against malaria
and those disorders OF the stomach, liver and
bowels 10 which climatic changes, exposure, and
unaccustOmed or unhealthy water or diet subject
him. Consequently he places IN estimate upon
this great household specific and pre-
ventiye commensurate with its intrinsic
merits and Is careful 20 keep on hand n restora-
tive and promoter Of health 20 implicitly 70 DO
relied upon in time Of need.
NH IS-W(G)F&Su
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-20
APUBLlc SCHOOL BURNED.
Miss Dawson Saves All the Desks, Seats,
and the scholars Books.

ScoTrsyILLE, March 1S.-The public
school building al Woodbridge, In this county,
took fire yesterday afternoon ana was burned TO
the ground. The school was Ia charge OF Miss
Dawson, Of Porter's Precinct, and school was In
session when the IRE was discovered. II caught
from the stoye-pipe that passed up through the
ROOF, the shingles being too near the pipe. The
IRE had burned through the roof and was drop
ping down into the school-room before II was dis
covered. Miss Dawson displayed the greatest
presence OF mind and bravery In saving all the
schOol-desks, &c, with the aid of some OF her
pupils, though she was considerably scorched by
ha HVa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-20

TheSeottsville Courier has Of late publish.
cd many interesting fox-hunters' anecdotes.
Together they form valuable compendium
of experiences in one of the most exciting
of sports. In its last issue it reproduces
from The Ame'ioda FSeId description Of a
North Carolina fox-hunt written for that
paper by Mr.. Polk MILLER, of Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-20

Police HgsSRsssY taken by the gang OF
which the Italian subjects were leaders.
Yes, and as HESSyssEY's life was worth
the lives OF dozen Mahas Italy Will be
brought IN debt 70 as good round sum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-20

From the reports of our country ex-
changes we Judge that the elections TO Dc
hold in this State in May for district ana
county Offices will be more warmly con-
tested than for many years. Candidates
are blooming out in unusual abundance
and their solicitations are couched in the
most promising language possible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-20
PROPOSALS.


DROPOSALS FOR TOBASCV, =, ~.
THE NRW YORK NANl-NAh.' I'll ~
IsY "a, 1891. sealed pgopSSs-.,5 ~ No
sProposals Tor robae,o FOR 'hs ~. N,"- Vii b :
Yard, % % opened Marth ~, ana l.l :
s Ssyy p ~ Wssias'sn .. Il olsJS
Oesaei immealately thersai,,SssG; 400 " jp,sass,
the New YORK Navy, laf1 -, Cs,e,9torn % :
Nav Nav s sSo and pas the usual na'si
t,on. Hank forms Of pgogos.'sa .,'.I.i,rt g ?,
upon application 80 me S No. NSs Y0rs' !.
Navy-Yard, tho NAVY fey-V W ia s,sniad !.
s ~ s9e win nI ps farnsned upon sppssSsr =
BsrssS S' The asteasiea ?. s, o,ssT sail :
dsalsrs Is invited, Tie e1is ss AZ YssiS aas1i :,
ing equal, decided oy we ,,'..ts IN q rs.es = =.
sefs ~, MA aot deemed sdyan,sss's,.,,
Goyernment kDWiN siS" lab So
Genefal Y. : Navy. ,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-20
General Malone and Morgan Treat.

General Malone. of Virginia, wearing
his familiar SLOUGH hat, was busily con-
yersing at Chamberlin's Wednesday night
with q addressed. black-moustached
young man. General Mahone's companion
was Morgan Treat, a young Republican OF
West Point, Va, who is at the National
Hotel. MIR. Treat was supporter OF Gene.
rial campaign and has since been an un.
successful applicant for the United States
marshalship for the Eastern district OF
Virginia. The appointment, 1t will be re-
was given 10 X. r. Farr. Al
though quite an active politician. Mr. Treat
does not neglect his lucrative drug bust
ness at West Point.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-20

The New York World insists that IL the
United States must pay Italy indemnity
for her three alleged subjects lynohed at
New Orleans Italy must pay tho United
States indemnity for the Life Of Chief-of-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-20

,,y II ccorv snGerer from CHRONIC DYSPEPSIA, CHRO
Mo LIVER DISEASE resulting in GRANULAR DEdENhA
TTON Chronic Diarhua with kidney complications hts OF RENAL
GILL and all and most distressing forms OF GAS
INTESTINAL Disorders after having exhausted the catalogue
~ and Artera and Therapeutics under the ADVICE ana treat
- number of the experienced physicians without
st and having while declined from normal weight OF nun
I and oat to poods has been completely re-
orors health bv n visit months to the BUFFALO
IITHIA SPRINGS the water OF "P"9 NO. ~
on nj all remedies gaining while the Springs otS
pOrN weight and thereafter FORIfIWO pounds a
dtional /. . ,ou Eco 90 70
The transition of cadarjc eaacao to new lie OF TO-
~ h and srengh little short OF miraculous
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-20
DEATH OF MRS. CECILIA L. CARNE.
Increase of Gambling Dens In Alexandria
County-Potomac Fishing Late.

CORRESPONDENCE Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
ALEXANDRIA. Va, March 19.-Mrs. Cecilia
l.. Carne, one Of Alexandria's oldest and
most beloved old inhabitants, died at her home
on Prince street near Alfred last night in the
eiehty-seventh year Of her age. She was the
widow of Richard l.. Carne, a leading hardware
merchant here during AleXandria's golden era
early In the present century. Messrs. Richard l..
Carne, city superintendent Of public schools, and
William r. Carne, of the Baltimore Sun, two OF
Alexandria's prominent citizens, are her sons.
The deceased lady has many friends IN Hlch-
mond among the old students OF ST. Johns
Academy, who love her for her kindness 70 Thorn
when they we're schOO-Doy;. Her funeral viii
take place from ST. Mays church on Saturday
morning next.
THE DESs DOUBLED.
The gamblng-dens in Alexandria county az
the south end Of the Long bridge have, since the
suppression Of the pOol-rOOms, &C., within The
limits of the District Of Columbia, almost
doubled IN number, and the place Is now known
as the Monte Carlo Of Washington. SO large are
the thrungs that go out 10 this place lfOln WASH
iugtOn that a special line Of herdics will be
established 10 accommodate this travel. This
place has always been an eyes0re TO the people
OF Alexandria county, and Efforts have been
made time and again 10 break the gambling
holes uI. but whenever raid Is made on the
place by the county authorities no one can be
found who knows anything about the gambling
or the gamblers. Among the patrons OF this
place can DO found men of all ages and colors
and q goodly sprinkling Of boys not yet out OF
thor teens, who can smoke, chew, and swear
with the Oldest and most hardened OF the gam
blers Such "A school Is this Monte Carroll
LATE FISHING SEASON.
The cold weather Of the past two weeks has
thrown the Potomac fishing season about
month behind time. Generally the fish COM
mcnce 90 run early in March, but this year few.
n any, fish have been caught. The owners Of
the fishing shores are, however, sending down
gangs of men and getting everything in proper
trim TO work the shores The main catch IN the
Potomac are OF shad and herring, but since the
United States Fish Commission has stocked the
river with black bass numbers OF them arc
caught IL h thought by old fishermen that this
viii DO q good season, and that the catch will DO
large.
A FUNERAL
The funeral OF Miss Edward Patterson took
place from ST. Marys church, and was attended
by a host of the friends Of the doad lady. The
interment was In 81. Marys cemetery
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-20
BTRLT-RTADING.
TIE AsHeWLLE-PARK HOTEL.
John III. Inman VIII Furnish the Money
TO Build It-Dangerously Wounded
rs,oc,o, telegram 70 the Dispatch.I


AsHEv1LLE, n. c., March l9.-AI me
Comnanv has now been sold. Bonds OF
the COMPANY will be taken by John Ii. In
man, who will furnish the money for the
construction of the hotel, which wi, cost
$3.50 600. There are a number of bidders
for the contract, among them the Pant
Hotel Company, Of Chicago. Construc-
ton. it is said, will begin within thiIty
The Kenelworth Inn is nearing compile
ton.
SHOT By WOMAN.
Lena Adams (colored) shot and danger
ously wounded Luther Sheriff. (coloredj at
Cripple Creek. a disreputable portion, OF
Asheyllle, yesterday. This is the same To-
cality where w. VI. Britt (white) was dan
gerously shot few weeks ago by negro.
Britt is getting well.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-20
The Distressing Part of Ii

ltdpe Nuu lltHl.l
The woman who laces tightly
The need may have realized,
And thinks she is acting rightly
And she shouldn't be criticised.
Her form may require some bracinS
To set of a sacque or cape,
And a little extra lactng
May greatly improve her shape.
But IT'S really quite distressing
To think ere she's tightly laced
How much Of her time, when dressing
Each morning, must go 10 waist.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-20
Lamps
- Where can You
III N7oroo find such sur
.hCLJ UCOC6S' prising values for
IL money g.

Button Undressed Kids, all shades,
SOC. this same glove you paid csc. for;
4-Button Dressed Kids in black ana tan,
SOC. for 75c quality ; S-Button Undress-
ed Kids. 75c.. $l.19 was the former
price S1.l9 for the most substantial
Driving Glove we have ever had. Every
celebrated make of Kid Gloves Is repre-
scented in this department.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-20
S for them, and thus MAX
Tor violent insane.
DIED IN COSvULHoNs.
u rat p;ght talpCraDh-
VINO. a. CONVENTION ORGANIZED.
Ono Hundred aud Eighty Delegates in
Attendance-Three Daily Sessions

Ono Hundred aud Eighty Delegates IN
Attendauce-Three Daily Sessions.
by telegraph to the Dispatch-l
DrREAN. N. c., March 19.-The Young
Mems Christian Association Convention
assembled this afternoon at 1880 O'Clock IN
Trinity Methodist church, where It was
organized by the election of j. II. SOUTH
cate "a president. There were about one
hundred and thirty delegates present, ana
more than fifty others arrived on the eve
ming trains. much larger proportion Oh
young men are in attendance than ever
before in the history of the association IN
this State. Mr.. Coulter, the state secIe-
tary. arrived this morning from CharIotte'
and will remain during the session.
BIBLE-READTNd.
The Bib!e-reading this afternoon was con;
Quoted by Mr.. W. X. ODER, Of Georgia. ana ma
he is a ready and enthusiastic speaker iull
of the Spirit. and thoroughly devoted u, 20
his work Of organizing associations IN the
South. Another session will be held To-
night, and three sessions daily as the pro
Cramme calls for. Our citizens are greatly
ENJOYING the presence OF so many earnest
and devoted Christian young men ID theI
homes, and much good Is looked Tor rom
this convention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-20
GentZen1en'S
FURNISHINGS.

Extraordinary inducements for to-day
and tomorrow. French Pique Main
sock and Outing Four-in-Hand Ties,
25c. quality for &c. each; 15c. for q
handsome line Of Teck Scarfs, satin
lined 25c. for beautiful line Of China
silk Ties, teck or four-in-hand 75c. for
fine Laundered Shirt CSC. for a
handsome Satteen Dress Shirt 4Sc. for
nice Outing Shirt Toe. for fancy
Flannel Outing Shirt CSC. for a fancy
Nankeen Outing Shirt; 39c. for Toe.
White unlaundered Shirt f; 10c. for a
full English Sock. These prices hold
good for Friday and Saturday only.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-20
JULIUS SYCLE ( Son,
2Ol AND 203 EAST BROAD.
A ENCOURAGEMENT.

j would respectfully announce that having pur-
chased the stock, fixtures, and good viii Of the
drug business for many years carried on by Mr..
Powhatan L. Dupuy, and having entirely reno
waited the store, | shall carry full line Of PURE
AND FRESH DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PATENT
MEDICINES, HAIR-BRUSHES, TOOTHBRUSH
Is, and TOILET ARTICLES generally, in fact
everything that can be found in n Grst-class
drugstore. With a practical experience Of
twenty-five years hope, with care and prompt
ness, to merit a share OF your valued patronage.
IL affords me pleasure 10 add that have secured
the services Of Mr.. SAM BRIGGS, well known as
one OF the best druggists In the city, who will be
glad TO see his friends and the public. Respect
fully, CHARLES J. 10TH, JR,
Chemist and Druggist,
427 east Broad street,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-20
- Every gar
Spring Wraps. a %TR'pTT IN t Al5

Some very handsome things amongst
them. Misses Refers, all-wool, entire
garment piped with gold braid, ages four
to twelve years, 98o. another, better
quality, same style. Sl.3S; Ladies' Tan
and Gray Imported Broadcloth Blazers
sc As; the English Striped Camel's-Hair
Blazer for misses and ladies $4GS;
Ladies' Atwood Tan and Gray Refers,
exquisitely made, 1925; Black and Blue
Blazers, silk-embroidered collars, 81. ;
Novelty Blazers, Blue and White Cordu-
roy combination, 5000; Ladies hand
some Broadcloth Refers $40 and Sl2.
See our pretty Silk Tea-Jackets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-20
pnnKs. srArIoNERY. Se.

EASTER CARDS AND NOVEL;
IL TIEs.-BEAUTIFUL BOOKLETS, as fol-
yesterday, Thoughts Of Heaven and Sunset,
Our Dear Rodeemer. AZ Break OF Day, Song OF
the Bel, Resurrection Gladness, Faster LYNN,
Wayslde Croes, Drummonds The Greatest
RAsfER-CARDs from 8c. up A large display
now open. j. w. RANDOLPH ENGLISH,
1902 aud 1904 Main street. Richmond, Va
N. B.--Aail orders promptly attended To-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-20
LEFT FOR HOME.

Miss Kate Hatcher, the daughter OF your dis
tingulshed divine. DR.. W. +. Hatcher. lett Tor
Richmond Yesterday. Miss Kate was one OF the
most popular young Indies that ever visited
Weldon, and left many friends behind when she
home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-20

Reading notices In readiug-matter type, nVe
lines or loss, s1 in nonpSrcil loaded, 75c.
Card OF rates for more space furnished ON APP
plcation-
All letters and kilograms must be addressed TO
THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications win not be returned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-20

An old mill near Castor collapsed last night
and Everett Bobbitt, the miller came near losing
his life. He went down with the wreck ana was
raucht and held by falling timbers. lie was
extricated this morning from his perilous
position. The milestone was left upon
its spindle just over his head and
ready TO topple over upon him: One Of his
bia hin was dislocated. Ten barrels Of corn
vent down into the water With the flooring OF tho
min and was washed away.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-20
THE MAYOR'SREPORT.
he URGES THE BUILDING OF APoeL'o
HOSPITAL IN RALEIGH.
p.,,s,ts Admitted to the Insane Hospital
one Hundred Harmless incurao'es
operator Dies In Convuisicns.
,g.,,,., ,o,.er.m 10 tho Dlspatch.l


R1rroH. N. c., March 19.-At the meet
inc of the Board of Aldermen OF haieigh
this evening Mayor Thompson made ms
renort in which he specially urges the
boord 70 buiId an auditorium and pubic
hospital. and the remodolling of the CITY
Hall so as to ct all parts of it for use solely
for city purposes. There Is iuhu VI
500, 900 for the hospital.
INSANE PATIENTs.
Orders were Issued today Tor the nu-
mission of fourteen more patients INTO tno
state hosnitnl for theinsane here. tnat num-
- no ZINC been discharged as cured: Inere
eve now 25g patieuts in the hospital, while
tbtytv are outside on probation. lhere are
about one hundred harmless mcuraDies
Who could be returned to their respective
counties il the latter had proper accoln l1oi
dst,ons for them. and thus make needed
room for violent insane.
DIED IN CONCLUSIONS.
John E. East, night telegraphh-operatppt.
M the Richmond and DanVllle ILeignS
offices here, died to-day IN cohTulSi ',oS
after only three days illness. ne was
only twenty-three years old ana was ha-
tive Of Charlotte. 10. 10,
The cotton compress at TINS poinU Los
compressed $1,000 bales this season.
ABAD SETBACK.
The farms in this section get another
bad setback. A rain-storm set III last
NIGHT and a great deal of ram mas sIiico
fallen. There is no prospect OF clearing
weather, as the wind is northeast
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-20
CURTAINS AND DRAPERIEs.

To open the season with rush we shall oiter
some tempting bargains In our new Lace Cur
tains and Chenille POrtieres and Curtains EAch
and every one IL a genuine bargain. Our stocA
for spring II now about all 10, embracing not only
the cheap Nottingham, but the widest range OK
fine and novel effects il has ever been our good
70 n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-20

Referring TO above and having retired from the
drug business / most heartily recommend my
former patrons and friends 20 bestoW a share OF
their patronage upon Mr.. 10TH, knowing him TO
be thorough druggist Of many years expert
ence. am satisfied all orders intrusted 20 him
win receive his careful and prompt attention.
Respectfully, +. Z. DUPUY.
NH 15-eod3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-20
SALT.
r LIVERPOOL FINE FACTORY
IL FILLED SALT.
PER STEAMER "CANN0PUs.D OUR OWN
DIRECT IMPORTATION.

5000 sacks "FRANKLINn BRAND PURE
LIVERPOOL DAIRY SALT. The quality Of the
American salt lately offered throughout the
country and frequently sold as pure liverpool
salt, has In many cases been 80 IMPURE and In
other respects so inferior In quality that we have
been induced 70 import this cargo thinking that
PURE SALT would find demand with the
discriminating public.
70 a-eod9ot DAVENPORT q MORRIS.