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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-05

A Wedding party we're assembled ai
Cleveland. and everything vas ready for
the ceremony except that the bridegroom
had NOT arrived. Altar waiting an hour
beyond the appointed time. the bride
tainted and the guests we're about TO
disp~rss. Then policeman came IN. and
said that be had driven from the door .
drunken man. Who wanted to enter. A
search In tho nsiborhood resulted in
finding this man. who vas the missing
bridegroom. He va not intoxicated,
bat had gone insane.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-05
Nevada lEoIsLAru.E. iss,


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CHURCHILL.
Ssnats-C. Kaiser.
Assembly,. W. Richards.
DOUGLAS.
Senate. W. Hainss.
Assembly - Thomas Irvine. ]. A
Johnson.
EsxEaALpA.
Senais-J. B. Gallagher.
Ass.mbly-wm. F. Bedding. T. H.
MCGOWAN.
ssuats-G. b. Shepherd. ]. B. Tolley,
Asssmbly-O. II. Ballisgsr. james
Burnsy. j. T. Kelley.
EulrKA.
ssnats-william Doolia, W. W. 10.
bart.
Assembly - James Adams. q. A,
knight. 8. Longley, g.. w. Merrill.
HUMBOLDT.
Ssnate-M. 8. Thompson. Chas. Mo.
Council.
Assembly-Thos. ]. Bradshaw. JOS
Organ. A. J. Shepard.
LASpEa.
Ssnats-M. ]. Farrell.
Assembly - w. B. Newell. John
Smyth, @. p. Seuls.
LINCOLN.
Ssnats-R. P. Dayton. ". d. Hen
derson.
Assembly-Milton Barrett, Charles b,
Psnton. John Shisr.
ssnsts-w. R. King. W. J. wsstsr'
neld.
Assembly,. J. Corbstt. n. F. Fal.
low. j. E. aisnoux.
Ssnats-J. T. Williams.
Assembly,. J. Bell. George Ernst,
oaxssY.
Ssnats-J. D. Hammond B. b. Meder.
Ass.mbly-wm. II. Havsnor. Henry
Nay. Trenmor Conn.
6IOhkY.
Ssnste-L. T. Fox. ]. A. Brumssy.
W. D. @. Gibson, ]. p. Wheeler.
Assembly Edward T. Plank. ". E.
Copeland. L. P. DrsIlsr. Henry Duffy.
A. Enslis. p. b. Ford. J. B. Mallop. J.
@. Mss<l. A. O.. Mckenzie. D. A. Mori.
srity. 8. v. Mooney. h. II. Psnoysr, ].
l.. Waldorf. Wal j. Tusks.
wAaloI.
Ssnats-C. @. Pownisg. Jerry schsol.
ing.
Assembly-E. 2. Bailey. W. F. Berry.
Ross Levers.
Ssnats-D. ". Psrlsy. Thomas Reok.
hill.
Asssmbly-Gsorgs +. Blair. John A.
Condor. Charles Green. Geo. +. Parker.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-05

General Grants success a. an after.
dinner speaker leads the Pail HAL Gazette
to say: "The circumstances In which
he thus showed forth - = speaker might
well induce him TO say his say. The Be.
public has not been ungrateiul to the
man whs. whatever bis shortcomings
a. . strstsgist, never dsspaired Of success
In the time Of trial; and to do Grant jos.
iice. be threw personal piqus aside. and
worked for bis party during the late
election with q loyalty that shamsd SONS
OF his own supporters"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-05
SPECIAL DISPATCH FROM CARSON
legislative Csaaisssss Appei.ted
-Asstps sasrs hss In shs ssss.
tsriai FtBha.

CAlsoS. January 8. lSs1.-Adolph
sutro. With Mr.. Moore. his Attorney.
arrived here today. Mr.. sutro disclaius
any intention Of entering the Senatorial
eight. and says that he Is here on bust
nsss simply.
After sppoiuting the usual committees
the Legislature took . recess I'LL q
o'clock p. ",
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-05
Editor Gorham.

WARRINGTON. January 5.-Ths No
tional Republican commenced its new year
BY announcing George O. Gorhsm - it,
sditor-iu. chief, with Hallst Kilbourns ~
general manager. and Assistant Post.
master General George A. Sheldon and
Henry D. Cooke members Of the Board
Of Trustees.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-05

Il 10 he confession Of . vidovsr. Who
hes hen thrice married. that the Arst
wife eurss . DsA's romance. The second
teaches him humility. and the third
makss him . philosophsf.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-05
Subject for Judss Lynch.

NEW Yoax. January Ala Brooklyn
last night, James Walsh. aged nineteen,
killed Barbara orosnthal. assd sever.
tesn. because she refused to marry hin.
He procured . dix and want 70 the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-05

Daylight 10 getting longer. and cold 10
getting no stronger. for all Of which lot
NO one object. It 10 . good thing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-05

Tho Ling .'rruih' Comes Out with
Confession and Retraction Of
the Garfield 0rey Letter For.
gery-A Lame Defence OF Its
Rascallty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-05

~ Boys and sslis Exchange spd Ts,sgraphie
Transfers. Issues Commercial and 1nvslsrf .
Credils. THIS bank hes SPECIAL ~fsctlities foe
dealing In bullion. tU
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-05

GOLD Hill LODGE. no. {, IA. o Nv
" meets In the Hsaonic Hall. Cola Hill
sysFy nbNDAY EVENING o. TO O'Clock.
Members Are particularly requsstd 70 -
prompt and regular In thstr attendance.
az D. rHoaBusx, Rseordsr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-10
Yorktown CclebratiOn-Richm
<hOIIld Move.

Editors DiSpatch Whilst in Washington
at1hc inauguration OF President Garfield
was frequently asked by persons from dif-
fercnt parts OF PENNSYLVANIA, New York,
Mary land, and of the city OF Washington,
what arrangements the city OF Richmond
had so far made aS 10 acc9mOdatiOnS for the
many who VIII visit our city next October;
also, rs to railroad fare, etc. You cln best
imagine my embarrassment and the sur
prise Of those iuquirers when told then that
20 far we had done nothing whatever in the
matter. + ii not high time that our citizens
took some step TO make our city centre Of
attraction for the great number OF visitors
who will pass through our city on their way
to Yorktown? Would it not be wise for lis
To let the northern and western capitalist
see our city, our wonderful water-pOwer: :
And vould II not bring J., : aNu L..lIarls
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URSDAY MORNING. MARCH 10. 1881.

The THEATRE LAST NIGHT-PRoFEssOR
CR0MwELL.-It Is TO be regretted that our
people have been prevented by the incle-
ment weather from showing that apprecia-
tioD OF Professor Cromwell which such first
class entertainments rs those he gives de-
serves. The audience last evening was
quite good, considering the very disagreea-
bic night, and a most Interesting description
Of Jerusalem and the Holy Land presented
The running commentaries upon the scenes
presented are clever and interesting, aud a
vast amount OF useful and pleasurable in
struction may always be derived during an
evening spent at Professor CrOmwel's
"Lenten recreation" He has the finest and
most complete collection OF historic scenes
and art pictures that were probably ever
gotten together. He has travelled over the
countries he porirays, and has made the in
teRigtnt description OF them an almost life
study. He not only tells you what places
bls pictures represen', but moreover gives
the customs and manners OF the people and
spicy bits OF local history and traditions.
Tonight, in tour through Switzerland
and over the Alps, he VIII among many
other things show his audience the Land
OF TeIl-its giant mountain; that pierce the
clouds lis deep valleys; the Falls OF the
Rhine; Zurich; Lucerne; Pass St. Goth.
ard; Interlacben and the Jungfrau; the
Staubbach; Bernc, the capital OF the Swiss
Confederation the Rhone at Geneva; Pass
Great 81. Bernard; General View OF the
Grand Vale OF Chamouni: Crossing the
Mer de Glace; the Grand MuletS; View
from the Top Of Mont Blanc; Statues and
Bas Reliefs; ThOrwaldsen's Seasons; the
Lion OF Lucerne; William Tell; Rudolph
Won Eflach, and other works Of art.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-10
greater portion OF his life. Deceased was Q
member OF the Alert Fire Department.

greater portion OF his life. Deceased was Q
member OF the Alert Fire Department.
The next term OF the Hastings Court will
not be regular grapdinry term. and no
criminal cases are docksted for trial.
Mr.. j. II. Tillery, Of the Rocky Mount On.
C.) Progress, who has been here on visit,
has returned bsme.
Colonel w. b. Woodbridge, treasurer OF
Chesterfield county, who has been very sick
for several weeks, Is improving.
Work will be commenced at the different
brick-yards in the city in few days.
The sbrubbery III The Courthouse Square
has been ruined by cows. IL Is suggested
that the Council have some kind OF fence
put around the square 10 protect the young
trees from cattle.
Owing to the inclement weather there
were few country wagons in town yester-
day. The roads at present are very muddy.
Some important cases are set for trial at
the next term OF the Chesterfield Circuit
Court, which MEETS again in Nav.
The Executive Committee OF the Read
juster party OF Chesieitie will meet next
Monday at the Courthouse TO consider, it is
understood, the adylsabllity Of running a
straight-Out Readiuster ticket at the next
election.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Brief HemS.-Lenten services were held
at the Meade Memorial church last night.
The rector. Rev. 4. II. Lacy, will exchange
pupits Sunday with Rev. DR.. {. j. Gibson,
Of Petersburg.
Mr.. Lorenzo II. Whitworth, well-known
Young gentleman of this city, died yester'
day afternoon al the residence OF his ialher'
on the corner Of Tenth and Hull streets.
He had been very i'll with consumption for
several weeks, aud his death, though not
unexpected, will be deeply regretted in this
city particularly, where be passed the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-10
TUFTS PILLS.

,.,rr. AND crNTIT PURGATiNE' recommended
,b, curc Of an diseases Of the stomach hNcI'"""
i..,,,,s They purify The blood increase inc "p'e'
.,,. c,use the tod, TO take on h'sh' ana oY 'h',I
,o. c action ON 'hc digestive organs regular s'oo''
..t1nc.A Asa cure for Chnls aud fever dys-
.ck headache bilious colic, cousilpation'
piles. pslpiia,ion o. the heart PAIN ID
.,5c. b,ck ant loius ami female irregularities
.-, without rival. " You Do not feel very
,.n~a single PIN at bedtime stimulates the SOM
,, restore. The appetite. and imparts Nsor 10 'he
s,sem. Price, 25c.
oey,cr. 30 MURRAY STREET NEW YORK.
,rerrr FOR TUFTS MANUAL, FREE.
lie l5-eodtAp21l
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The Woodstock Vrginian says that scar
letina is raging in the neighborhood OF
Liberty Furnace 10 such an extent that
the school there had TO be closed. As many
as twenty scholars have been stricken down
With this disease at the same time.
WI. Moran, Esq, 3 st. Charles Market,
Bostea, Mass, observes: Foo two years
past have been lame from water about the
knee joiut. have bandaged the knee,
used lnimenls and prescriptions from emf
nent physicians Of Boston without any
benefit. The only relief could obtain was
from the haad OF a bhed nurse. Two weeks
since | was ordered Ia try st. Jlcobs Oil.
The swelling is reduced, tue nurse dis
the tendons have relaxed. The pain
has to a great extent disappeared, tbe ban
dsges removed, aud / feel free froh, paln
and better than l have for TWO years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-10

PROFESSOR WINsTON's COURSE OF Lee.
TUREs.-The course of lectures by Professor
Winston on Local Geology" which begins
at Mozart Hall next Tuesday night, and will
be given for five succeeding Tuesday nights,
will doubtless attract large crowds, as they
will be OF great popular interest and very
instructive.
The course OF lectures on Astronomy
which the Professor gave last year were OF
such interest as 10 pack the hall TO its
utmost capacity, and we learn that this new
course will be even more entertaining and
useful. Professor Winston has demon
strated bis great skill in bringing abstruse
science down 10 popular apprehension, and
IL Is hoped that this new effort OF the Young
Mems Christian Association TO entertain
and instruct the people will be greeted with
crowded houses,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-10

THE WFATHER.-Yestcrday was "mon-
stuss dsagrec'bl day. or. aS an English
man would say. :" it was beaSty weather. y
A good deal OF rain had fallen during the
preceding night, and while it was not very
cold. the thermometer reading $50 at sun
rise. still a stiff breeze was blowing from the
north, and fine mist was falling, which,
blown under and through umbrellas, made
one feel chilly and uncomfortable. Later in
the day there were occasional showers OF
rain. and the sky was overcast with clouds
throughout the day. The amount OF rain
fall Tuesday night was l12 inches.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-10

WICKEDNEsS.-NOt a bad heart. bat 2 diseased
Liver is often the Of violence OF ten per. vim.
dic,ivcDess, aud sometimes crime for, when the
spleen Il affected the hear, is clOegod in It's better
impulses fer want Of action 10 carry of the bile.
IL have used SlMAOSs LIVER REGULATOR, not
only once, but often, dnd can confidently assert It
has done me more good than any other medicine
haze ever used. thinh 10 Is the greatest medicine
for diseased Liver made In the world Mauy Of my
neighbOrs have r'sed II. and AL WI say much II
not more than DO for It's virtues.
"JOHN }. ALLEN. Bibb county. Ca"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-10

TIE MARYLAND VIRGINIA OYsTER: CASE
At;ornev-Gencral Field. Of Virginia, ha'
been in Washington this week on business
in connection with the ciSe OF Common
wealth rs. Henricks. which is 10 come mp IN
the Court OF Appeals at Redmond at an
early dly. This case involves the question
OF the RIGHT OF Virginia courts to Try and
punish a man claiming TO he citizen Of
Maryllnd for the violation OF the fishing
laws OF Maryland and Virginia, the defend.
ant claiming that such right is breach OF
the compact entered into between the States
named.in 1875.
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EUONYMUs.- This beautiful evergreen,
sometimes called the Spindle-Tree,' has
been nearly killed out by the severe winter
we have experienced. It's deep shiny-gregp
leaves are now all white and dry. For see-
eral years it has been observed that a para
site had attacked the plant and was destroy
ing great numbers Of them. This probably
had somewhat weakened or impaired thtm,
making them more sensitive to cold weather.
and thus fastening their destruction. But
whatever the cause, the fact remains that
there are but few Of them left.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-10

CoNvICTs RECEIvED.-The following con-
y!cts were received at the State prison yes
terday:
From PittSylvania county Rawley Ross,
malicious cutting, three years; W. q. Fel-
ker. forgery and counterfeiting coins, four
years.
From Roanoke county: Charles johnson,
househreaking, two years; second conVlc'
tion, five years additional.
From GlaysOn county: Nan Scott didS
Jane ROLAND. and Beniqmin Brown, house
breaking and larceDy-the former Two
wears. the latter three years; John y. Will
hams, burglary, two years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-10
HACAH's MAGNOLIA BALM.

HACAv's MAGNOLIA BALM,
GIVES 10 EVERY WOMAN
4 FAIR. TREsH Avp
BEAUTIFUL CONPLExIOS.
No matter how much 1t may have become I'm.
paired by nature or Otherwise i makes lie SKIN
PURE, SOFT and LIKE THAT Of YOUTH.
Il Is not only ELEGANTLY PaRFUMFD, bgt II Is
i'm every W. most perfect wash and SPLENDID
LoTIoY.
Its APPLICATION caunot possibly be- detected.
aud is harmless rs water.
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Communicated
The COmmOnw ealth's AttOrneyshtp.

Editors Of the Dispatch Allow me
through the columns OF your paper to say
that Christians don't sometimes "hardly
ever" cu., but that is a Qleeccus who
belched up his little cud OF wrath in your
issue of the S.h because our honorable and
hie ehly-esteemed citizen Mr.. $. B. Witt was
appointed to the position. OF Attorney for
the Commonwealth. GIT.
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THOMAS BRANCH 4 Goa
EANKFRs ATp COMMISSION Merchants.
RICHNOSD. VA, February 22, 1881.
NOTICE TO INVESTORS.

We of.r for sale limited amount Of RgCIiMJND
AND DANNlLLE RAILROAD q PER CrEr.
GOLD BONDS, du' in 1919. n 90 per cent. and
accrued n'cre,t They are ,ccurci by the con -oi-
daie1 NOR ga.c on the Richmond aud Danyille r1u-
rgtd aud the Piedmont rair' al aud The lease OF The
Norlh { Ciro.lna railroad.
~ can with confidence rccommcnf these hords
to our friends and the pubic generally. ~ tie az
nual report for the wear ending september 30,
1850. showed that ihc cou,pany had reduced rs
debt over $4,000 during the two prcccc "
yetrs, 4nd declared dividend II per cent. on -
capital stock. amounting r Sllj,992. which vas
paid In j ,nnarv, ssl eide addrg largely Ia tae
rolling stock aud nichiuorS ani purchasing about
$500 tons OF new rails.
For the thice months ,niirg 3lst December,
1880, the net receipt. oi The comp1a} exec ded
Sl.O,OOO after payment oi all interest. roni' and
other liked charg's.
We reserYe the urivllegc of advancing TIC prioe
Of these bond, wiih,ut notice: hebcc purchasers
had bciter apply promptly
Orhtr securlic, taken Ia oXcllal g. at their mat-
let yiluc
Respectfully,
fe % I'm THOMAS BRANCH & GO.
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Police COURT.-Tbe following cases we
disposed OF at the Police Court yesterdS
morning by Police-Justice ID. G. Rcha
son:
John Davis (colored), charged W
ielOniously aiding and abetting Mary j
Robinson in killing her child. Dscharsi -
w. II. Hey, charged with unlawful'y re
ceivlng one hand-saw, the property OF j. 4
Malone. Discharged.
Ned Winston (colored was found guilty
OF stealing one lot OF tobacco from Law.
renee Lottier and sentenced to be punished
with ten stripes.
Ella Brown (coIored) was fined % fn dis
orderly conduct in the street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-10

Lo0KoUr FOR THIEvEs.-Our citizen,
should he on the lookout for sneak.thieveS.
Major John Poe, Jr., Chief OF Police, has
received TELEGRAM from prominent OFF.
cial IN Washington stating that gang OF
such unwelcome visitors had left that city
for Richmond. Since "forewdrncd is fore
armed" an extra force Of police has been
put on duty, and should these thieves ar
rive here they will find the place uncom'
fortabIY vigilant Tor Them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-10
TRoPIC-rRTIT LaNtIINE.

u,DOpIC FRUIT LAXATIVE,
TROPIC-rRCir LAXATIVE,
TROPlC-FRUiT LAXATIVE,
rrrrAgrp FROM TEorlcM FRUITS AND
PLkNTS,
IS IHE
rr>r And MOST AGREEABLE P"EPARA-
TON II THE WORLD
FOR
CONSTIPATION,
BILIOt~NE>S.
HEADACHE,
lNDIsPosITION,
AND
ALL DISORDERS ARISING FROM AN OBJ
sTRUCrrD STATE Of THE SYSTEM.
Ia.le, and chillren. and those who dislike taking
,li..pd nsustou, mtdciue, to secure catharlic ae-
lion. especially pleased with It, agreeable quali'
te.. one half to one lczenge is the dose. Ash for
TROPIC-FRUII LAXATIVE
aud take No subsiitu for ii. Packed in brouz d Tin
boxes. and sold by All first. class druse'is.
Price 20 cents. Large boxes, 60 cents.
uh 10-dcodly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-10

PERSOXAL.-Judge Robert W. Hughes is
in the city.
e. J. stevens, Esq, sheriff Of Roanoke
county. WIS in the city yesterday.
Mr.. William KelIcy, a well.kn0wn grocer
Of The West End, is lying dangerously i'll at
hi residence.
Mr.. J. V. Reddy and Miss f. l.. Van Lew
are among the applicants for the postmaster
ship OF Richmond. The latter has been in
Washington for some days looking after her
interest in that regard. Mr.. Reddy went to
the National Capital yesterday.
Rev. DR.. Pollock, Of WarrentOn, once
pastor Of the Grace Street Presbyterian
church, is in the city, the guest Of his son.
in.law, Mr.. Gilmore, Of north Laurel street.
He has had cordial greeting from his many
old friends.
As some OF the friends OF DR.. J. William
Jones have inferred. from the announce
ment that he had taken charge OF the church
at West Point. that he proposed leaving
Richmond, 1t may be well to state that he
has no idea OF doing so, but will only preach
at West Point two Sundays month.
j. A. If. 81. Andrew, Esq., editor OF the
Farmyilc NerCTU who has but recently
returned .home from a visit 10 England.
is in the city, and is stopping at the 81.
James Hotel.
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YE FAIR ONES WHO so GRACEFULLY PRESIDE
AZ your husbands no pitablc boards should furnish
his guests with HUB PUNCH, which oclipscs IN
h,yer AL punches hastily made. Mix st either with
fine ice or hot water Sold by all grOcers. wine mer-
chants, and druggists AZ sI2j per bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-10
SMOKED SALMON 1T
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.

IT Is OBVIOUS that when the blood becomes cor
fupt the whole system i3 corrup, also. The large
majority Of f male dSea,ts proceed from This cau-e
The true policy Is TO direct he remedy to III" soucc.
Of the disease DIR. TUFTS PILLS has Il specific
feet on the blood II purnes yiialls. IL eXperiGg
All distemper from the system.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-10

CONVICTED or STEALING BOOKS.-On the
DIST OF last month Thomas ID. Farmer. Il
Young white man, was tried in the Police
Court for stealing LOT Of books from B. Il.
French, and sentenced to receive fifteen
stripes, from which he took an appeal. The
case came up in the Hastings Court yesier-
day, and the judgment OF the Police JUS
tIce was affirmed. While the evidence as TO
the guilt OF the accused was positive and
direct. yet in view Of the fact that he proved
a previous good character by several ci'i-
zens, the jury brought in along with their
verdict a recommendation OF mercy. which
the Judge struck ou', stating that it was
not in their province TO make such recon-
mendaiion. and that relief could only come
in the shape OF Executive clemency.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-10
AhDAITSIAN KALM.

To make the hands smooth, to keep The ips
from chapping, there l. Do.hing better than ms
excellent preparation. Vow that the cold weather
has ST ia everybody shoGid aaye some 81 l..
.Preplrel by r. ROBURrs BAKER, Druggist, No.
9l3 Main street.
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FASHIONS MANDATES.
uov the Exacttug Goddess Proposes
TO Array Her NOtarics DurtO=
Early spring.

NEUTRAL, TINTs AND NOVEL PATTERNS
THE MODIsTEs' 'INNUMERABLE TRIUMPH>
IN COSTUMES. HEAD-DRESsES, FLOWERS
AND FEATHERS.
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[ UK n WANTED.
Lost. srRAYED. AND sTOLys.

- soLHN, FROM NY HOUSE, a9--,J
Isepp 1h nsh ,hsasr: 90 SUNDAY, March Is szs-<~>
ss1'one aes one Wltit Bull PUPPY Fix monih- 90
10 ociost Ms, "a s.sb crossing ibe Free DrlCge about
Iah ~ sh IfeqYffs Siil be literally rewarded.
Ed. YICKERs.
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". D. BLAIR 4 Co. have been appointed agents
foI Jul,s Mumm Cham2agaes for the state Of
Virginia. THIS wine equals any, and Messrs. BLAIR
4 co. propose to sell il lover than Jay other fine
grade Of Champagne. Thcy are also agents for the
celebrated KniekerbOcker Gin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-10
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