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ADiSTREssySo AFpNR.-A young lady ,pamed Su
san Tuck, Of lebanon, KY, was about to be mar
rIrd TO a Mr.. Thomas. OF that place, when her
Wedding dress aUgbt ERE, and the yonng lady was
fatally burned. Her sister, ,MTs. Burr Harrison in
her efforts u save her. fired her dress, aud
vas perhaps more severely burned. There is but
little hope of her recovery il is feared. Mr. Timex
aud o'ler meMberS Of the family, who also tried
TO relieve tie young lady from her perious situa-
ti0u, were burned, but not seriously. The scene
was terrifying beyoud the expression of language
The bride WAS badly burned from the waist up
aud the hair burned from her head. After her
wounds dressed, and while she lay upon her
couch. suffering Ihe ntensest agony, the marriage
ceremony performed.
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SGg- The BEST CoBaH SYRUP IN II

WORLD.
The best Cough Syrup in the world ;s Harts
horne's Pectoral Syrup of Wild Cherry.
This article Is prepared by chemist, and is pro-
aounced BY medical men, and those who have used
It, to be the best preparation for Coughs. Colds.
vasarrh, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Sore Throat from
scoid, and preventive OF that lion OF diseases.
Consumption.
Persons who sing should use it. 1t is pleasant to
saa taste soens, clears and streng the voice
says ali Irritation of the throat and lungs and pre-
vents taking cold.
Bottles 25 and 50 cents and 81. Sold by all Drug.
gists in Richmond. Norfolk, Petersburg, and all
towns in Virginia. &C l5-6m
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serTo THE SOUTH SYDw -

tariff, the Danvilo Railroad Company have reduced
the rate of freight for Transporting Ground Plaster
from this date. WITH THIS PaovISO, that DOUBLE
RATE will be char .sed during the months of APRIL
NAY, AUGUST and SEPTEMBER.
orders 10 any extent be supplied from the
pIrest Lump, but should be given carly to ensure
II in time
Farmers supplying bags charged one dollar per
Con less than packed il barrels.
JOHN Il CLkIBORNE
ia 3-3m No III Pearl street.
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FATAL ACCIDENT on THE ALBEMARLg AND CHESA<
PgaKL CANAL MIR. John Prophy, laDorer, from
Midd3etowu. New Jersey, was killed about four
o'clock oh Monday, on ihe Abemarle and Chess
Yeake Canal. He was engaged with others iu
hosting heavy stock of timber, "a heel posD to
It's place in the lock, when the rock to which the
ia; fastened slightly gave way, " hich caused
the stick TO sIue round, when the end caught
propby's peck between it aud the wall, breaking
il itinst@utly.
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CorroN Crop OF ELABAMA.-It ia known that the
cotton crop Of Alabama is larger this year than
over before. Its value is estimated att20O 600 600
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A. b. Wingsrd. OF franklin county. Pa, had 81
sheep, valued ut sass, destroyed by dogs on the ID
iu.t
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OPENING or PIXIES OPERA House. CINCINNATI a
dispa'ch from Cincinnati, y l. al 10 O'Clock, z. NJ
gives a glow ing account of the inausuratiYe ies-
tiViiies st Pike's Opera House. The lower tier OF
boxes, parquette aud stage were hjOTed over. and
made vast sale de dafiSe. The stage was enclosed
10 drapery rs a pnviton with real fountains, stat
uss aud fJwers. The baud included seventy ia,
strumeuts. The costumes of the ladies were more
costly aud brilliant than anything Of the kind
ever before seen in the West. The neighboring
States were represented on the floor. There were
two thousand peIsouH present at 10 o'clock.
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Arctic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, the sculptor,
has erected in Greenwich Hospital, statue to
the memory of Sir John Franklin and his com.
pani0ns. Sir John is represented by statue IA q
naval officer, erect, studying from large volume,
compasses in hand the route of the voyagers. A
slote sat his side, aud in the rear ship il seen
in has relief On the other side the back is
cupied by au iceberg. spar with tackle is lodged
in one Of its fssnres Above is the north star. Iu
front is statue of sailor, in polar costume
seated rock. His face, indicative of deep grief
is ssupportsd by his hand. One foot. wounded, is
bandaged. Beside him is anchor Of the pecu :.
liar form used fer graphing the ice
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RUNAWAY NEGROES IN MExICo-The San Antonio
Cexas) Herald of the Sth, gays that in Mexico
Just over the Texas frontier, thero IS a colony oi
Il ue likely negroes, runaways from Texas plaDta-
tiJns and the Herald suggests that a small bend
Of resolute men might get them back TO their
rightful owners by sudden aud ssillfui coup lie
main.
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FAIR GHouNps Members of the Ex.

FAIR GRoUEDs Members of the Ex
ecutive Committee of the Central Agricultural
Society are called together to-day to examine 10.
caiities and select suitable site far the Fair
Grounds Bad weather has prevented them from
doing any thing for some time past. but as time is
being wasted it is importaD. 10 act at once. II "A
location sufficiently to the heart of the city
10 be walked to s selected, the Fairs will pay their
expenses, and the cause of agriculture will be
promoted. H. on the other hand, grounds are
chosen beyond the police jurisdiction of the Mayer
aud 70 far that ladies oniy reach il ia vehicles
the good order Of the place will be impaired and
hundrefs will be kept from the Fairs at all times
me committee Will bear these facts in mind in
making their selection.
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E@- HENRY L. BROOKS has resumed
the practice OF Law ia the city of Richmond.
Office in Belvin's New BGilding ON 18th. fronting
Bank street. in 2b-ta
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RETURNED TO WoRK.-Abou. three-fourths of th .
female strikers" at Lowell have returned 10 their
work, and some have left the city to seek employ.
ment elsewhere.
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TRuMBULL FOR PREs1pEyT.-The Chicago Demo
crat says there eleven papers ia Illinois ready
and willing 20 support Senator Lyman Trumbull
Of that State as the republican candidate for Pre-.
sideut in 1860.
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55T EN DUA lssNI o hE nj.
N Left the residence Of the subscI iber, ON the
N 18th instant, a negro boy baned HhhHH,
IL ahout Is years of age very black and spare
suu speaks rather periiy. He had on when he l.f.t
q drab Baltimore leans suit and cap. He was
raised b. CAPTAIN j (hildrey. near Fonr Mile
Greek Church. in HenIico county; has aeqnaintAn-
ces In Richmond, ano IL douDs In the vicinity Of
one or the other places
will give the above reward II delivs red Mt Messrs
Jones Skaters Jail. In kichn end twhers pur.
chased hm) OF to the subscrib-r. in Lousisa conn
ty: Frrk insviie pos'offce. doochiahd County.
fe 24--d5tacwl Nj q ANDERs IN
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~ DR. POLLARD has removed his
Office to BELvIN'5 NEW BUILDING, on 18th st,
between Main and Franklin, near the state Court
House. At night he may be found st the Exchange
Hotel servant will De also found at his Office at
night. fs2-Ima
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TWELVE MILES AN HoIR On SKATES The Cat
skill, N Y, Examiner says, that a small party Of
residents Of Catskili lately skated from that place
TO Nsuburgh In five hours aud five minutes, die.
tance 20 miles.
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srH..rsaonsE's = ANTI- BrLIous PR,

are the safest and best prrgative Pills In use They
act upon the Liver. stomach aud Bowels. CARVING
off all bile and every foul secretion. They DON'T
xrpe are easy 10 their operation and can be tax
Il any time without fear of exposure They remove
II YOU suffer with any pain, use HAsTSHORNEss
oUREALL the great PAIN ANSIHILAT0R II
ron have cough, use HARTSHoRN E's COUGH
world.
Sold by all Druggists in Richmond, 90 Is-sm
sxS- Ho ALL "a DYsPEPTIosl--AH All
who suffer from Headachs 6iddinass. Nervousness.
Tow aplrits. Dimness OF vision. Bad Taste In the
Mouth. Irregular or Deficient Appetite. Acidity.
Hsarthurn Gossisensss. Ac., Ae can be promptly
restored 20 health by the usN OF HAkERB CkLE-
BaATEb PkEMIUM BtTfERAs
Richmond, We. % N-0
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COD LIVER OIL JELLY.-This pre-

COD LIVER OIL JELLY.-This pre-
" par, ,tion of Cod Liver Oil 10 highly rece mnend.
ed by the New York Academy OF Meficiue, and
whose palates revolt st fhe taste and smell OF the
God Liver OIL this Jsliy Is particularly adapt ed as
it may bs taken without repusnauce by the most
delese IL il very concentrated. and cons eqfF nty
q smaller dose 10 given than Is required when nhing
the OIL FOR saIa wholesale and retail, ct
MEADE BAKERS
Preseription store. 1856 Main street..
fe9 Corner above Post Ctiice,
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SERIOUS DIFFICULTY At A COLLEGE The BATON
Rouge Gazette states that serious difficulty &C
CU5rej at Centenary College, Jackson, La, or
>A.urs ay night, el3th instant. marriage had
taken pace at the residence O; Professor Jones
and the boys turned out 10 give the party cddTi.
eHL Whilst doing so, they were fired upon with
snail shot, and four or five of the boys wounded
uae of the pnpiis, Brown, from Nschitocbes, had
eye pat our. Many Of the boys left the college
ueSltAS
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INSURANCE
ON THE LIVES OF
WHITE PERSONS
Can be obtained in the
INTERNATIONAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
OF LOND0N,
Actual Capital, 81, ,000
Agency at the Office of the Virginia fire and Ma
zine Iusui aace Company. No Isl Main street. Rich
mond Va.
DR. JNo d CULLEN, Medical Examiner-0ffice
at office of Drs Gibson aud cullen south side oi
franklin street, between 6lh and 7th streets.
fa 2-ts w L. UbWARDIN, Agent
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TEsxIsaE Gas KxFLoHoN.--A singular aecide Mt
occurred at she south cud Of Rush street bridge,
Saturday evening, about dusk, As the lsmpiig gbter
was lighting the gas al the east side of the south
Abutmeut.
The gag had escaped from leak in the pipe, and
had led the space, some thirty feet long, in depth
increasing from ak 20 twelve feet, and about six
feet in width between the outer and inner wall Of
the ahutment, aud covered by strong stone flag.
ging, Elk inches in thickness, iuciosiDg thus IN
masonry a voiume Of UTer one thousand feet Of
gas, which was iguied q: the top Of tho iron
column of the lamp pest.
The effects ot the explosion we're terrific, the
heavy fagstoues being thrown iuto the air like
sbng es, aud in their descent breaking them
asunGrr by the force of the iai. Fortunately, but
few persons were in that immediate vicinity.
though three Glanced TO lie passing that part OF
the sidewalk ct that time. 4 Mr.. Mott. employee
At the Csr Repair shop Of t6s Illinois Central
EaFoad, hurled i.om the sidewalk nearly
across the street, and severely Iruised.
4 arickisytr, named james Reynolds, residing
on Scuth Clark street, Was taken into the air and
fell ibto tht chasm thus eaed among the rubbish
and broken stones, falling distance Of over
tNtujy ftet He received severe but it was not
thought dangerous bruises, and was taken home
~ a wagon.- ChtrGgo Journal, 2iSt inst.
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NovRL MoDE-A few days ago. "a a mau
named Jas. Dando was leaving the Barnet (Eog
land railroad station, he suddenly burst blosd-
vessel, and although every attention was paid to
him he shortly expired. It appeared he had
gone to Barnet to start some carrier pigeons and
rather novel experiment tried to discover
his friends. note was attached 70 one of the
pigeons aud il was instantly liberated. The re.
suit Was that brother OF the deceased arrived
AZ Barnet and recognized the dead body OF his
relative about au honr afterward.
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MEDICAL CoRrs OF TIE NAvY.-A naval medical
board for the examination of assistant surgeons
i0r promotion and of candidates for admission
into the medical corps Of the navy, will assemble
At the naval asylum, Philadelphia on Monday,
the seventh of Marc rch next /, will consist OF
Surgeons Ruschenberger. Presidents L. B. Hunter
and J. NJ. Foiiz: Passed Assistant Surgeon Howell,
recorder.
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~ $3.50 hEWAED. - an away,
"a about 27tb December, 1853, my boy HENRY.
~ Henry Is abouI 2l years Of sge. rather deli.
A, cate in appearance, about feet = or 10 inches
il neia hit bright ruatto full head hair, OF good
address but rather eringin when spoken TO- laughs
when talking, Ind of dress and somsShs OF .
dandy, bad 81 small patch Of beard on his chin. He
Is aso little bowed in the legs, and can read and
write
will give fifty dollars reward If the above negro
ia taken ia this State and lodR ed In Jail where
can get him; and $50 IL taken in any other slave
ktate will give $3.50 reward II informa aton sum
Cert for cenpiction be Civ, against any white
man who may have had hand In getting him OF
70 free state. -
ia y--ts GHANLEs l.. HOb5OT.
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~ PARKE rolNpExTEa

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
INN, RICHMOND, Va,
VIII practice In the city Of Richmond and in the
counties OF Chesterfield. Powhatan and Amelia
-. Ofiice in Lisles Building, corner of Main AID
itn etreets. 90 23-I2m
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asS VIRGINIA AGBIcULTUaAL SocIH-
y~Ia Ty-A meeting OF the Executive Coz a.
ittee of this Society is desired It the office OF ae
President. on SATURDAY Eexf. at 10 o'clock.
Ii is important that there should be full att IA
danca. @ DIMMCCK,
te It'd Secretary.
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NOTICE is hereby given that
ss~--A the meeting Of the Stockholders OF the
Roanoke Valley Railroad Company, advertised for
the lst day of March next, is postponed until the
ed of the same month.
ia 2S-dtd HENRY WOOD, President.
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CARsLgss Use OF Flas ARMS

NAhsLES5 Ssb VI CIh& ARMS -Dl
Thursday last accident occurred from the
careless handling of gun, on board the steamer
Curtis Peck while on her way from Nor folk to
Richmond, which came nigh proving fatal to two
passengers ard servant woman. Mr.. j. j Do
MADISON, lin the employ of A. NJ. BIpinger & Co.,
\. y aUd a friend, we're sitting in the bar room
Of The boat, conVers'Dg, when l.. A. Whiting, the
bar-keeper, Eurriediy entered, and jumping over
the bar, picked mp his fowing piece, loaded with
thirty-two buckshot, and started out again. As
he got to The bar door, the muzze Of the gun then
pointing directly TO Mr.. Donaldson. the hammer
caught against the door, and falling upon the
cap, caused the gun to explode. Luckily, the
muZzle too tsuch depressed at the in
s'ant for the load TO strike the body Of Mr.
Donaldson, he would have been iustatly
killed. AS it was, five of the shot struck the
| stout one. tearing il to !ieces, one OF them
cutting oif portion of the heel, and entering
the foot-two of them passing through the leg of
his pants, three OF them through the skirt of his
coat, and number of them striking the rounds of
the chair upon which he WAS sitting, tearing them
into fragments. One of the shot also passed
through the left leg of tie pants Of the gentleman
with whom Mr.. d. was conversing, and four or five
Of them struck the chair on which that gentleman
was sitting. spent ball also struck woman,
who was standing in the cabin, but did her no
injury When Mr.. Donaldson phlled off his
shoe, three balls, mashed perfectly Il ~ fell upon
the io0r Mr.. ID is now IN this city, under medi
cal treatment, and will have TO remain here Il week
or two. lie appears very thankful that his inju-
riea, under the circumstances. are so slight. This
Is but another warning against the careless hand
ling OF fire arms by men and boys.
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An laPoRTAST DECIsIoN.-It WAS decided ia the
Circuit Court Of Frederick county, Md last week
in the trial OF party indicted for selling liquor
on Sunday, that a witness who is described iu the
Indictment as ''intormer," is not competent, and
that the law making the "infurmer" a competent
witness is unconstitutional. The party was ac.
quilted.
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nT. IF YOU HAVE A COUGH,


E~ IF YOU HAVE A COUGH,
TAKE HAMPruN's TINCTURE.
TAKE HAMPToN's TINCTURE
IF you have Rheumatism,
TAKE HAMpToN's TINoTURE
TAKE HAMpT0N's TINCTURE.
If you have Pain in the Back,
TeKE HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
If you are all Weakness,
TAKE aAmPToN's TINCTURE.
~ TAKE HAMpToN's TINcTURE
ASTHMA, COUGH. CONSUMPTION. The writer
ts most highly esteemed; like thousands OF our best
known citizens, feels it duty to tear testimony Of
the wondertui curative power of HAmPToN,e
without giving it q triaIi Call and get pamphlet.
and see testimony.
BALTIMORE, SEPT. %, 1883.
Messrs Aorti8ser d: lh0tobray- Gentlemen: have
been f r some time afflicted with Asthma, aecomps
oied with shortness of breath, with many sympto
Of Consumption friend, knowing OF the healing
properties of HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TISC-
rURE from having used the same, induced nie TO
procure bottle of the Tncture and By the use OF
One bottle Was 81 much better that was iuauced 10
more OF it, and by taking ive or ak bottles was
restored to my usual health, and viii say TO al per
who are afflicted as I was to use HAMPTON'e
VEGETABLE TikCTURE.
Gentlemen-You are at liberty to use my nane
sor the benefit Of the afflicted;
g. West corner of Liberty and Clay sts,
Baltimore, Nd
ss- Call and get Pamphlets and see cures.
Seid by PURCELL. LADD 3 CO. Richmond; by
Or COOKE, fredericksburg; by ell the Druggists
N Petersburg by MORTIMER MoWBhAi
Baltimore, and by Druggists and shop-kespers
sa- 81 .par bottle; six bottles for s..
no l--d&wts
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le,3a.qgp, "'N " w
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he fwenty-second- - The n ouut
'er'on Csncsrt-Address Of W. r. Staples, Esq
1he Dispatcll.
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~ WAS CUMMiTTEU TO the Jail

- WAS COMMi1IED TO the Jail
"a OF Chesterfield couniy y. on the 6th instant.
n NEGRO. who calls hiuiseli WM Wtl1E.
Xas, a'd sa. ne is fres, and resides in the city
OF Daltimore State of Mary land The said Negro
is about feet nehrs high com plexion black, epd
rather slow in speaking when spoken " Ii the
said negro not free, the owner required TO
forward prove property, pay charges and take him
away or he viii be dealt with aceoId Ing 10 law.
DUVAL.
in iy-6ps Jail1r )1e3serfi-ht co iayy Va,
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CHARLES L. H0BS0N.

NOTICE To ONE AND ALL.-DAR.
~ RACOrT, HARRIS 4 co. have determined,
from this date until the close OF The sesfop 10 sell
their Nutsr stock at unusueI PBIcEs preie ring
20 have mones rather than the 700 s, even II they
have TO sacrifice their profit; and having on hand
large stock Of YER O. o every St. e and price,
,ng, iher with Fine Black Dress suits. tusinsss
Suits at all prices Fancy Velvet Vests. do silk aud
Cashmere. Fancy and Plsek Csssimfr- ranis a. =
be sold on such terms that thoss Ia want y Ill be
eompeiIei to buy. Call, II you want any thing in
the Clothing line really CHEAP at
DARKAc0ff. HARRIs 4 cos,
No liz Main stree,
70 ant Waisioar IN
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CLFNN,s INDIAN HAfR OIL-The

NLENNB INDIAN HAIh UIL-Ine
VI only Oil which will. BY constant Use. give the
Hair dark color and At the same time promote tAs
o1awth Of il Wilson's Hair CJlorer viii change
Nd or t3ray Hair to a Brown OF Blsek. without
staining the ~ IL can be used The same as wsr
ter. These preparatioas are for sale ts
l. WAGNEs. Dfagaist, 81
Corner 9th and Broad street
hasf Lea On hand
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4 HOME, THAT Is A HUME!

"a fOR SALE. 4
DR. pose 70 sell my FARM. In the county q AZ.
nom Concord Depot. south-s'de Railroad. and ious
miles from James rissr. in good con istn or srer.
ing any of the crops sdaptsd to this elimste, sna
worthy AN examination BY any one wiss'i, 70 purs
chase The Lands are simost issel eynry acre q
which can be cultivated Toe EnpIosssss. suna. I. ~ -
shout operih I'd is nov in timber COW. urbuy AZ
mpg,s Tor tho fields This land can hs DeeEns -
sfauds with Teams, Farming Utensis, soSs q eye
ry desc, Upton. and provisions Of everJ kind sor us
year. ,,,.s - -, ,,rych aaar~ wlkh
,,aIi i,nnroyements on both places. Possession
given Immediately. Address Y.s punxs
soarish Oaks P. o.. Appcmsttoz. Vs.
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TEAGEDr.-lt has been stated that young nan
named Starks Was murdered in Newcastle, Bote.
t0urt county, Va, on the l4th inst, bya woman
named Polly Tucker. A correspondent of tie
Salem Register, says:
Young Starks, who was partially intoxicated,
went to the house of a Miss Polly Tucker and
kuocks at the door desiring admittance, which
MAS refused. He then went TO a window aud
raised the sash, and put his head through and in
a good bumored way threatened to enter the
house in that ~ay. Miss Tucker, it seems, had au
axe in her hand aud threatened to strike him
With IT. He iaughingIy told her to strike away
which she did with fatal effect, striking him with
the poll Of the axe i'm mediateiy the top of the
head, ii citing a mortal wound. He lived about
six hours, ard died apparently without sufferiu Z
very mrcb pain. He did not spesk after the blow
WAS given, IL was one OF the most deliberate and
cold blOoGed murders perpetrated. The
murderess has since asserted that she had had til
axe ready for two weeks, for that purpose, and
that she committed the murder cooliy and deIib
erately. IL has created an intense excitement in
this community. lie was the only child of his
mother, who is utterly prostrated i'll consequence
Of the murder Of her son, aud it is believed she
cannot long survive the awiri deed.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
- LIcoRIcE.

A. O. O. BRAND.
THE kBo7z WELL KNOWN YAvoRITI BRAND. XIwAys
On SAlE, RY JAMES o. MCANDkEW
de S-Iy 81 PINE STREET NEW YohK
- CLovsR HILL CoAL.-Both Hail
ana Lump. Of the above COAL, for sale BY
II WHITING,
J@~-zm Near Petersburg Depot.
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Gzoaas b. bTxAL, Dentist, Ole
and resideEee, No 81. Main. between StE and 81
skreota- hicnmoud Va my 3G-Iy

10y DR. JOHN b. WALTHALL, (Homeo
pathistl offers his pro eesiona services To the citi
1eas OF Richmond anr its vicinity. Office at his re-
le l2-dlY
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4sa d. "a R.zs - AK L kxGxa
ARRIV ED.

PO9TOF RICHMOSD-FEBRUAR 25. 1889.
High. Hater this day (Sat,.raay) TX, O'Clock.
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RUNAHAYS.

~ $500 REWARD.-l will give the
above reward for the arrest and delivery to
n me, in this city. of y NtGK0 NAN namtd
x. cornelius ohason, # he should Re arletted
~. the state OF Virginia; SiHl, il arrested in
the State and cut OF the city, and $50 II arrested in
the city. He Is of medium size. dark brown col r.
has bad ccunte nance, is rather haugbt In his
manners and Is alb bni IS years old I saw him last
fe rs as \ NJrEI " RaIJpv
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