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THE GREAT VIRGINIA HORSE
i FAIR.-MR. J. A. MUIR &AA&
PLY takes pleasure In an. \k&G>
nouncing to the public Of H.
| Virginia that the under
named famous horses will be sXhibitsd Al
JACKSON PARK on WEDNESDAY THURSDAY,
and FRIDAY the 2sth, 2sth, and aoth November,
| On WEDNESDAY, the 2sth, will be exhibited
| for premium Of $500, POLLY ANN. Hidden by
Mr.. B. DoBLE, the trainer Of "Dexter.
BALTIMORE COLT. Ridden by JOHNNY MUIR
Ply.
the contending horses are supposed to be the last
est PAGERS In the world: .
THURSDAY the 2Sth, mammoth premium OF
| Sl 500, when the celebrated horses DEXTER,
| SILAS RICH, and GEORGE NJ PATCHEN, JR.,
will be exhibited. nrvn,n
Mr.. B. Doble enters b. g......".",; DEXTER.
Mr.. Dimmick enters g. g........i; s mLA niGh.
Mr.. Eof enters b. g...;..:..:..;fATChENlJ R.
FRIDAY the soth, and last day, premium OF
nj Q. w. Dimmick names LADY WARWICK.
Mr. B. Doble names black stud FLYAWAY,
owned by Mr.. Harvey, OF Dsnyille, Va;
Mr.. J. Murphy names b. m VIRGINIA MAID,
Mr.. w. 81: Doble names D. m. BALIiMOhk
COUNTY MAID. no Us
T1HE LADIES' FAIR OF THE
i SECOND PRRsBYfERIAN CHURCH has been
removed from No. leo1 Main street 70 No. sis Main
street, between Eighth and Ninth streets, frst
door. SThs room vii b opened tof visitors y
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ EsTATEAT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
VALLEY TOR SEVENTEENTH AND WASHING.
TON STREETS lin part execution OF decree Of
the Circuit Court Of the city Of Richmond entered
etc, the undsnlg ned, commissioners appointed
thereby will sell at pnblc auction upon the Premi
ses, on FRIDAY, It'll December. at a o'clock p. n
II fair If not, then the next fair day thereafter
tsundays exceptedl at the same hour, the real es-
tate referred TO in the bill and proceedings In said
case mentioned.
The property TO be TINS sold consists Of LOT
OF GROUND situated at tho southeast corner Of
Valley Tor Seventeenth) and Washington streets,
fronting - feet and running back about 100 feet.
and has upon II a brick dwelling fused as a store
on the fret floor with five rooms above.
II will be sold as 3 whole, vacant lot will be
cut off and sold separately, as may be determined
at the time OF sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash, balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes with interest
added and the title to be retained until the whole
purchase money is paid and conveyance directed
by the court.
S e Esk 4; COKE Commissioners.
GRrBBs WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. no2S
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ID ISTORI! RISTORI THE man
IL ayers of the Richmond Theatre have much
pleasure in announcing to their friends and pa
irons that they have made arrangements to bring
the great artistic RIsTOR! to Richmond. and re- =;
spectfully beg all those who wish to witness MS
TORIS GRAND PERFORMANCES TO immedi-
ately REGISTER THEIR NAMES at the Music
Stores of Messrs. JOHNSON & CHAMBERLAIN
and Messrs. DAVIES SONS, and also at the
Hotels and Theatre. no JUS
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DIED.
On Tuesday morning the 9th instant, at Q
O'Clock, in the city of New York, ANTON Sci
BERLING, aged thirty one years.
The corpse will be taken from his former resi-
dence, at the corner Of Clay and Third streets, to
the shockoe Hill Cemetery, on FRIDAY the soth
Richmond Grays, and the Singing Society, "Vir.
ginia." are respectfully invited to attend. 2ts
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The Richmond correspondent Of tho New
Y0rk 1Snsss says that Governor Peirpoint
IN dOubt3ese recommend the rstihcstion
= ~ Acoposed constitutional amendment,
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GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRU-
" MENTAL CONCERT, At VIRGINIA HALL,
on MONDAY, December 3, 1885, Mrs. LOCKER
MAN, assisted by her pupils and other amateurs,
also several eminent professors, will give at the
above. named hall GRAND VOCAL AND IN.
STRUMENTAL CONCERT, producing some of the
choicest gems from the operas, etc. Doors open at
7o'clock Concert commences ats o'clock. Tickets,
81 for sale at the Richmond Musical Exchange
and bookstores. no 2s-td
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By George V. Case, Auctioneer.
By Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson, Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

VERY DESIRABLE BRICK TENE.
' MENT AND ADJACENT LOT, ON THE
S0RTH SIDE 9P MA IgI Az BE pnY NOT n
AUCTION.-Will be sold at auction, on the pre-
misses, on THURSDAY the Goth November, 1895, at
o'clock p. NJ, that very excellent BRICK
TENBM ENT located as above, now occupied by
q good tenant at forty dollars per month. IT con-
talns ten rooms, and Is covered with tin, and Is
family. The lot on which the house stands has a
front Of thirty three fee anu back l55 feet to
wide alley. The VACANT LOT adjoining on
the east has front Of thirty-two feet, and the
like depth with the other lot.
TERMS: Half cash balance at six and twelve
months for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
HARRISON, GoDDIN APPERsoN,
no27 Auctioneers.
POSTPONEMENT.-The above sale is postponed
no % H., g. A.
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BY Grubbs Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

FRAMED DWELLING, ON THE
AND LsieH sTRsErs. FoiRs SALE AT AUCTION
Win be sold ct auction on the premises. on FRI
the fKIHED DWELLING located as above de-
scribcd. Ca 2 nc $3.50.
The house has seven rooms, besides Kitchen.
The lot fronts tsl feet and runs back 1888 feet.
This II desirable residence, and may Dc, q
small expense, converted into two tenementss eacn
we'll suited for small family In fact, IL 10 nov
T ssss, tsals. GRU5Bs WILLIAMS.
no ~ Aucuoneofs.
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LECTURES.

ToLTYWooD MEMORIAL AssO-
n CfXTION.-J0HN 3. THOMPSON, Esq,
VIII deliver the hrst lecture Of the course, Of the
request Of thSCommittesion Lectures, Tor the BEN.
TUKSDxY The Ith Of December. at hAlf.psst =
o'clock.
The door, or Of Tie principal bookstores, drug
r ECTURE-HUGH r. PLEAsANTS
La viu LECTURR THURSDAY and FRIDAY
sAas1s hh1F 81 y HIHSsss1 sfsss
Pint TestuFs John Randolph Of Roanoke, BEN.
jsnin Watkins Leigh, Chapman Johnson, Robert
btanard, General Taylor. OF Norfolk; Richard
Norris. Of Hanover: Second Philip !. Barbour,
soS. John Nsysksil, and James Msdison.
4iskess. FIFTY CRNTaj 70 be- had % the door,
q the bookstores, and ct the hotels. 70 commence
n bali.past o'clock. no 2e-st
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CARDINES SANS ARETES, OR
soas NOME, pal b In hall boxes. luss ~
LOUIS J. BOs8I1UX,
poM no L3 Main stye(s.
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By Pilkinton, Pulliam 4 Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
No. 3 Wall street, under st. Charles Hotel,

USTEE'S SALE OF FARM
l. FLOUR AND GRIST MILL, IN CHRSTEE
FIELD COUNTY.-By virtue Of 4 deed u traT
dated August LIST, 1855, executed By Ferdinand Pr
pignon and wife to James A. Clarke, trustee r =,
Austin Ullman, | shall sell a. public auction on
THURSDAY the 18th day Of December next. a, 1!
o'clock NJ, the tract OF LAND, containing On,
acres, lying on Falling creek, In Ches'srfs4
county, being the same land conveyed by aid I'll,
man and wife by deed dated August lst, lssS AI,a
4 tract OF LAND, containing fodr acres, lying on
Falling creek with a -four and grist mill situate
thereon, and adjoining the above tract AMI As
lands OF James Gregory and william A. Naru.
Esqs.
TgRAs 800 In cash on the balance liberal
credit will be given.
JAMES A. CLARKE: Trustee
Sale conducted by PILKISroS, PrLrIAx & Co =,
Auctioneers. no 27-eodi,
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BYE. B. Cook, Auctioneer,
corner of Franklin and Governor streets.

BY b, Is. COOK, AuclOn66r,
corner Of Franklin and Governor streets.
EXECUTOR'S SALE OF FARMING
HORSES, &c., 60, AT AUCTION.-On THURS
DAY the goth instant, at IL clock, shall by d.
rection Of the executors Of Samuel p. Mitchell
deceased. sell at the farm known as "OAK
the city, ali Of the FARMING UTENSILS, &c., &c.
to be found on the place. consisting in part Of
PL0WS, HARR0WS, CARTS,
1FARM BOILER, with all necessary FIX
ABOUT FIFTEEN BARRELS CORN,
210 NEW CEDAR POSTS,
l LOT WINDOW SASH, various sizes;
LOT HOT HOUSE SASH,
FAMILY CARRIAGE, HORSES, and HAIR.
Light sfRINa Top-wAaoN and HAIR
MULE and CART,
together with variety Of smaller useful articles.
&. d. COOK,
no28 Auctioneer.
P0sTPONEMENT.-Than day coming
on Thursday the 2sth, the above sale is postponed
until FRIDAY the 30th instant, al tho same hour.
no27 4. Is. COOK, Auctioneer.
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By X. F. Lester & Co.,

AucuOn5ers, SycamUrt sHeeli f5tefsDury.
TRUSTEES SALE OF OLD UPPER
l. APPOMATTOX STOCK. We will sell at the
rooms of the Commercial Exchange, Petersburg,
oyer me aucIqn; e0ass OF AZ Lester 1870 70,
shares of OLD UPPER APP0MATTOX STOCK.
This stock is very desirable, and Is seldom In the
market
TERMS: Cash.
I'D. WILLIAMSON, I rrns,sss
no 26-tds f. s. STlTH,
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We publish with pleasure Mr.. Whit
combs letter, which viii DO found below,
IN defence of the Central railroad. The
D;spotch mado no specific charges against
that road. Il recited the statement Of the
charlottesville Chronicle that there was .
large amount Of surplus corn along the
line of that road, and stated further that
the Chronicle urged that the tariff on corn
should be reduced, In order that 1t might
be sent to market. The Dispatch, upon
this, expressed certain general principles
which ought to control railroad manage
ment, to which exception cannot well be
made. Certainly the developments Of the
recent consolidation war" justifes great
deal Of comment on the general subject.
II Is due, however, to the Central road to
say that It was not inculpated by those de-
velopments. We are glad to see that at
least in some very important branches of
trade that road pursuesa liberal policy.
Mr.. wH1TCoxB's LETTER.
OFFICE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD Co., }
RICHMOND, November Is, 1866.
Messrs. Editors,-In your issue Of to-
day you introduce some remarks of the
Charlottesville Chronicle, with comments OF
your own. With much that is in the arti-
Gle agree, but respectfully protest against
your comparisons with the management OF
northern roads. Those roads run through
thickly settled territory, with manufacto-
ries and other sources Of revenue; and
with their heavy business they can afford
| to carry at reduced rates. The problem
with as is to get the largest net revenue
out of the tonnage, for even that is INSULT
cient to maintain the roads and pay fair
dividends to the stockholders. Whether
our roads have adopted the proper tariff It
Is not my purpose to discuss here, as the
subject, so far as this company is concerned,
| is now before its directors. But for the
purpose of disabusing the mind of the
public submit comparison of our pre-
sent rates on certain articlesgith those on
the Pennsylvania Central and the Baltimore
and Ohio railroads. The rates are taken
from their published tariffs, now before me.
On all these articles, except hay, these COM
panies require the owner to load and un-
load, and when the company does this
work an additional charge is made.
The Virginia Central Railroad Company
makes no additional charge for loading and
unloading corn and hay, and does not
charge for handling pig iron in Richmond.
FOE NINETY. SEVEN MILES, OR THE DISTANCE BE-
TWEEN CHARLOTTESVILLE AND klcHAoNp'
4 g. To
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By Harrison, Goddin ApperSon, AucttoneeFs,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
MEETINGS.

NOTICE.-The stockholders OF the
IN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS COMPANY H.
req nestled TO meet at the Exchange Hotel, city q
Richmond, THURSDAY, 9Th December next, as
o'clock u. NJ. WILLIAM b. CAh" bib,
nos daodNctm President
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4 VACANT LOT, IN SOLOMON
n MARKS'S DIVISION OF DUvAL ADDITION,
FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-At the request OF the
ses on FRIDAY the 3oth Of November, at o'clock
p. NJ, VACANT LOT, as above described, being
No. Ii, and fronting forty feet and running back
estate of Jude and Mieure. The lot lies within the
enclosure OF Mrs. Griffin, just beyond Bacon
Terms: Cash JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
o3O Auclioneers. u
The property mentioned in the preceding adver-
tisement ia the property OF the heirs at law Of Ed
ward Griffin. The sale OF 1t Is hereby prohibited.
MARTHA B. GRIFFIN,
widow and administrative of Edward Griffin.
JULIA A. GRIFFIN,
RICHARD r. GRIFFIN, Heirs at law OF
GEORGE N. GRIFFIN, Edward Griffin.
EMMA L. GRIFFIN, J
no3O-lt<
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nor. BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
E AND BosTON.-PowHATAE 1.S1x q
every WIDNEsDAY and SUNDAY: Leaye. Bali
timofs every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
The steamer PKTkRsbuKd: captain kosxaf
Freight received FRIDAY and up to o'clock
p. NJ BATURDAY. st-.-s -.e.3e 81
This steamer has splendid saloons. state.rooms,
and passenger accommodations. III
Passage, meals included, %. III
For freight or passage spPiyt 70 nuperr
once st Charles &. WORKMAN = Go. s.,
no ap-at Fifteenth street.
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NEW THEATRE.

FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY,
commencing
MONDAY NIGHT, November2e, ls6e,
THE ARKANSAS COMEDIAN,
HARRY MCCARTHY, and L0TTIE ESTELLB,
intheir
GRAND PRRSONATI0N CONCERTS.
Doors open att. Commence quarter to o'clock.
ADMISSION Chairs in Dress Circle, 81
Dress Circle and Orchestra Stalls, rs cents Par.
quette, SO cents Family Circle, s6 cents Colored
Circle, IS cents Gallery, Is cents; Private Boxes,
90 and SO.
Box ONCE open from 10 tos, where seats may be
secured. no6-6t
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MARRIED,

MARRIED.
On the 18th instant, In Manch ester, by the Rev.
W. E. Hatcher, L. T. 0TEY to MARY +. JOHN
SON both ofiRichmond, Va.
Baltimore SUI, and Washington papers please
CODY,
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SHIPPING.

TOR NEW YORK.-ATL ANTIC
II COAST NAIL STEAMSHIP
CoMPAHY.-The new and elegant ISS4
side wheel steamship ALB N4aEX
Captain BOURNE, will leave hefu - =
wharf at Rockets (nrst below ship-losks) on
FRIDAY EVENING, November 20, Ct so'clock.
Cabin passage, with unsurpassed accommods-
tons, go.
For freight or passage apply 10
bALtEL AYREs 3 CO.,
no 9a-t t&s tss 1s1e Cary street.
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Gate fee. fifty cents. Races to come off at
O'clock p NJ no 30-1t
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cPECTACLES sPEC.~,
SrAcLEs.-Thoss ~ MED ..ss 40 ~ vel y az, .si
CLASSIC 10 sssiss their signt wv. IN tia line -
w ,,sss srssrisass Of our ssnlsf Co.
sns S'sss sA5Sy JOHN II. IYLss f,sr.
sssssssols % hi,s ssssia s.s ,tissL
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VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
n FOR RENT on the corner Of Fifth and IL
Main streets lately occupied By Mr. w. NJ. EIH
Sutton, with elegant FURNITURE, combin-, r.
ing all the modern improvements, stable ana car
risge -hOuse-the most desirable position In the
town. having large grounds, and within five mi
mites walk OF the business portion OF the city, out
of dust and noise. Possession given Immediately.
oi-lwt
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WANTS.
| MALE AND A FEMALE TEACH.

CCHOOLROOMS WANTED.-Wan''
y ed. two adjoining ROOMS, located 6elT',
Seventh and Seventeenth and between A~i'D-'
and Main streets. Apply to
no ?s-a VIZ. DRINKARD, Dispatch oho'.
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COMMIssION MERCHANTS

Mills q RYANT, ToBAeSsSSo ksSs
M cHAnoE: RIcsnosspp,. WIS ys,ii Tor ~. gssic
49, ana ssis Of LxAf AND hAasu,!, siy,pss
iT sas ord.n solicited, Lie'fit a.su,;
made On sonsisnmsnt., Rsisf y yy,n,s,ais; Jnss
President Rational nanx s q yss; Asssr.
nsSsssass i Co, New York; hs's" " a~s
fnonYsoI. Bostoa. hsss ---..-=z~=--<
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Speech of the Emperor MaximiIian.

deputation waited on the Emperor ON the
ION OF January, 10 offer sentiments of condo
Ifhee on 1he death OF his law, the late
King of Belgium. The Emperor, in his reply,
AFTER thabklns the deputatIon for their sympa-
my, drew parallel between the position OF
the deceased in Belgium and himself in Next
co, and SAID:
"He. like ourselves, in accepting the throne
that a people offered him, found a nation To
constitute and government TO found. Thanks
10 the dlslnterested Intervention OF France he
was enabled TO make peace succeed 70 war and
devoted himself without intermisson to insti-
tute valuable interior reforms. He promised
liberty 10 bis people, and during a long period
OF thlrty.fve years he fulfilled his word He
promised the country security and TRANQUILITY
ana ne gave them both 10 II, consolidating also
ts Ihdependence. He did more-he ele vated
u 10 distinguished rank among the States Of
ELrope, and even made il one Of the first IN
commercial importance and freedom OF
tnonght, leaving its escutcheon and noble nag
without stain. We shall endeayor TO profi1
by this great example by which God has shoIVn
us that His providence never forsakes iust and
prises." ei-
After speaking Of the late tour of the Empres.
he said ~ A"Piess,
"As to myself gentlemen, you have been
"ilhesses OF my iabors. Leaving aside the
vain theories which lead TO anarchy i havs
consecrated my time TO the direction of the
public administration, to the deyeIonusnt OF
the elements OF the wealth and prosperity OF
the country, and 10 the solution of the gSeat
questions which interest IL the most In this
arduous task have been Obliged 10 encountar
lne Impatlence OF some and the backwardness
OF others, Tor wounds opened by fifty wears of
clvll war are not healed in a day; but strong
IN ialth, go straight TO my end with indefati.
gao,e perseverance,. Ny strength may fail; my
Will, never. -
Ny object is not TO change the democratic
customs OF the nation, because am convinced
lnat they elevate the mind of the citizen in in
spirlns MIN with the cons sciousness of his dig
MY and value. i have respected the liberty
OF the press when IL has not degenerated into
righteousness, at he same time that 1 have
made the authority of the land respected. He
must be blind indeed that does not see that a
strong authority II the last anchor of safety for
our country. You have seen my calmness in
The midst of -calumbes that have been pointed
against us by foreigners. Forward, gentlemen,
The caluRnies will pass, but our works will
remain. Strong in the support OF my con-
science and the purity of my intentions, / con-
template The future with tranquility. Mexico
has put her honor in my hands. Let her know
that her honor is secure"
The official journal has the following ra
marks on the speech:
1T is impossible to describe the ua1,..I OF
feet produced upon all present by the graxa
and significant words of the Emperor
The Emperor wore his generaI's unifor,, a.
remarkable for its simplicity. The enauiaites
were covered with Grape, at the collar the
Mexican eagle. ~ '"e
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IFE MILITARY YCONNIssIoS-Shortly arer
the commission was con Nened AT Alexandria
on saturday. MIR. Edgar Fields, one of The
witnesses Tor the defence. who testified thr dav
before, was by order of Colonel Ia Moi
pIaced under arrest and sent 20 the suard
house. This action was animad yerted unon ru
q very earnest manner by Gen. Wells. who
siateo mat such proceedings would defeat the
aips OF justice, and that il was not in the pow
tr OF any one-not even the President OF the
Ohlteu States-to arrest a witness whilst in at
phCahee on a uial, unul he has been dis
charged and has returned TO his home. thai a
~lthess occupies the same position as a For
elen minister Senator, or member of the HouSa
OF Representatives, and was projected by the
law from arrest that this course OF proceed
lngs was calculated 10 intimidate witnesses
and prevent their attendance, and TO deprive
The accused OF what they most earnestly desire
"a fair and impartial trial.
Gen Wells said he only rose because be has
seen nothing in the trial OF the case so calcuIa-
teo 10 create an impression prejudicial 10 the
accused as when lie found that man placed
among the prisoners on trial
The Judge Advocate. That was 8 mistake
Gen Wells. Then / am told he is going 10
the slave pen. That also was probably a mis-
take.
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VIRGINIA AFFAIRS - Mrs Col. John -
Mesby, who has been IN Alexandria several
days seeking for her husband, from the author
ities in Washington. the privileges accorded to
other paroled prisoners OF war, has returned 10
her home in Warrenton, having Succeeded in
obtaining from General Grant the object OF her
visit The papers given 10 the Colonel hold
good until revoked by the President
The House Of Delegates Of Virginia. on
Friday, after long debate, passed the senate
bill authorizing the construction OF the railroad
from Strasburg TO Winchester
Mrs. Ann j. Kirby, of Richmond, charged
win mnr9er- mas been sent 20 the Iunatic
asylum of Virginia, under an ACT lately nsssed
by the legislature, as asked for by Judge
Lyons, OF the Richmond hustings Court The
uoge oeeldsd from the testin ony that she was
, .nsant, aho under the act le will remain a
prisoner in the asylum until .eason is restored.
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A SUPERIOR REMEDY.

We can eonscientiously recommend 70 those suf
terfng from distressing cough. DIR. STRICK.
LANDS MELLlELU0Us COUGH BAIShM
u gives relief almost instantaneous and is vithal
notdisagrceahle to the taste There is ne dosbt
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etOr claims for IL. We have tried il during the
past week and found relief from most distressns
souRh. II iepared by pr. Strickland, No | SO
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Druggiyts. Sold by J. W. NAIRN & 90, sIso Al
WAITEs Drug Store, and CHAS CHRISTI.
ANTS: SIT Ps avenue and s02 Ninth street
Il
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