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characters. with tho force. Inc voice, the hro,
the intcnalty to carry tho act ig the n,ant.sG y, n
higher drama. In tho delivery of tho Chslrcn'a
anashoma be docs t M exhaust ; his nowers 81 { nc
self admirably for tho second. climax. md he
ro,l.e- Tho n,lencc into cnthus!asu, 80 he ssItn-
tonrt. "My name Is ltlchcnc--Idefy, thee. Wink
lt.fold on: ltiia teststaIks u to he, hc,;tHan: " NJ
wera na'to a. vigorous and ~ effective - TINT
2f .he fonrth sna he =. cosmpIr.c3y i'dtcatso e.
~ho ~. ~o"ja minister m tho 0 K,nas lust
e. "r M 70 nerp y cbty t a atf
power. ~ tho pricc Of De lfanptmr* I!Lerty ho
resigns his e!i1ce: Iits interest in the transaction
oysrlone The King feHas the ,!;pateh cni!ns
f;pnnurd. r whcra will ':;' thcy i'e ncSt wccky'
snatfn M II. ZEN hi nnn ;s n I
sthe stalwart Englisher "-hc throws II IN tho
sasc 1 IN tgs tones he nst1s 1nc xaye, ane
muster II Frnncc, and tho Cnssiinal's eon.empt
for the King ID well ahown by the nctnr in tho
Incidents TINT fo'lnw-thc orders Rven. tho ~
destruction OF Dc lidnpnt's 'lenth warrant.
Nteh>tieu'e triumph Is ctmpIcse. Tho dramatic
actnr hn. been shown WIN brings TO his work II
% orsnaty nften ' II, % hIs lneihod. III in spiiv oi
tpa1,Ifcet crudltlcs that ia rrlIef tn tho ovcr:
elaboration. the perfect artce. tho ktndlth
tt,lxleia.
From what no said In tho beginning Of this
article 1t cnn be Imagined that wo cot:ider few
rtcttn Vascrf. who Is one OF tho very few really
fine trngc actresses VIC havc. Is little too heavy
for tho gentle, clngnx. lovtnR jn'ie: Int IN tim.
one scune where J,tte expresses indignant anEcr
At the anspiciotls OF tho Cardinal stu fnund nr-
strong and stirring. ahe won tho Inarkul mp
pruvat Of the hDusc. Mr.. Frank itoche'8 UIrTi.-
ttas was mitch muse acceptable than formerly,
nru the frtise0ts Df ME. Thompson was n fairly
acceptable performance.
"Kfcheiioii" will bc repeated this evening mud
to- tnhrr0w tlt tho mHtinfe. Tn-m0rruw night
Mr. Keeno viii appear rs Etelsard III.
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Fr, Id1rts IT,, -, soc lENs
isoa r., s.o.. 49, Feo. la.-A dispa.ch from Deu-
stalsl h,: weso blrnod lust nluht' Tnss mn
uas aa'd to be pretty eeaYy. 4"A" ~"
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Ia.. t,orrccs; Fort Garry. Man.. 2. ,,cgrocsi Ia
Croa~c, Wtq.. II degrees: Vlncent, MIMI, IL de-
greca; St. Panl, degrees.
yENxon WILL NOT nELExr.

VEVNOTk Will NOT ItE14ENT.
2lnyrREAt.t Cnn., Feb. ls.-Mr. Scnnor pre-
diets very stormy weather, with heavy snow
fills, ffun, Mnntrcnl to Washington, md hcavy
rains throughout tho Southern States for tho
month of MaEch. lie further statcs fnat ho viii
mike no alteration fI hts probabilities for that
1uUuth given 1n bis almanac.
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Wholesale Agents. for Iltl ilrmH Tr4.le stly.
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A SPELL Of WEATHER.

n vi hkh VI VkH llASli
Colossal Sn0wl)anks Climbing to
Now flights All Over
tho West.
Be1eaguered Travellers in the
Deep Cuts Growing "Ugly"
and 11traotab1e.
A Crowd of 400 " Drummers /"
"Seize" Train Near
Sioux City.
The Camp at Poplar River Suddenly
Flooded, and Eight Indians
Drowned.
The Moon Breeds n HV1lolo Lit
tor OF Dogs for Colorndo's
Especial Wonder.
Gradual Recession Of the Tremendous
Floods Which Have Rolled
in the East.
The Town Of Port Deposit, Md, a
| Frightfuf Exception to the
Rule.
Cruise Of q Lighthouse in Chesapeake
Bay, with 1ts Two Keepers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-24
The Scarcity Of Iron Ore.
baltimore sun.

Suu.I
The United States are believed TO be as
rich In iron ores as they are in coal, yet the
rapid increase in the demand for iron OF
every shape finds our present supplies de-
ficlent. The competition in the manufac-
ture Of iron is so constant and severe and
the "plant" and capital employed are 50
large that the difference OF very few cents
I'm the cost OF ores TO establish works marks
the whole difference between profit and loss.
The qualify OF ores likewise, irrespective
OF their absolute percentage OF iron, mas
q great deaf TO do with their prOtita-
bic fusibllty. Very large and easily
worked deposits Of iron ore in our east
ern section are rejected by the great estab-
lishments for the reason that they cannot be
probably smelted, owing TO the excess Of
sulphur or phosphorus in them. Within
the last ten years, and since the Be- semer
steel furnaces have been established, it is
cheaper TO transport ores OF a certain CHAR
acter, free from phosphorus and sulphur,
over great distances and at high prices than
to use inferior ores from nearer home.
Thus the Pittsburgh furnaces have long
been using the Lake Superior ores, even
paying Sc and 81 per ton for tbem at
Cleveland. In 1870 nearly 100000 tons
~ .Icse ores WtTc put Ou', utaiiy W LIS
TO eastern furnaces. East OF The Allegha
nits it has become usual for our furnaces
TO import from Spain and Algeria the man,
ganiferous iron ores which those countries
yield, their freedom from sulphur and phos.
ph0rus more than paying for the cost OF
transportation. In 1879 $4,000 tons Of these
ores were imported. Canadian ores are also
used TO a very large extent, the importations
having risen to 10000 or 10000 tons per an.
NUN a few years ago. These circumstances
give of course great additional value to the
ores which are now being developed in Vir-
giDia, and II can only be temporary and
accidental defect in local transportation
which enables our furnaces to get desirable
iron ore cheaper from Spain, Algeria, and
the st. Lawrence river than they can be
procured from the upper waters of James
river.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-24
Grave Charges Against an American

MACON, GA, March pa special CORE
spondent Of the Telegram and Messenger,
who went upon the recent excursion 10
Cuba, reports the following fraud upon
American tourists: "At Nassau we OBJ
tanned from the Spanish Consul our pass
ports AT "a each, permitting us TO visit the
Islands, and good for six months. Before
our arrival at Santiago the purser took them
up, giving as Il reason that he was COIN
PEELED TO show them TO the Spanish
officials with the Psssenger-list, inforR-
Ing us that the custem-house would re-
turn them to us through the American
Consul. We called Ger them Ut the Amer.
lean Consurs- and wexe inforaed by him
and by Louis Drake, & clerk ~ the Office OF
Mallory's steamship agency, that it would
cost $3.50 20 have them vfsed, which
amount ski! OF Us paid. He then informed
us that il would cost $3.50 10 have,tIem
vised again before We could less e the island.
The captain of our vessel and the American
Consul said the charges were correct, and
we wsuId probably De jailed Il we failed to
pay. All psid again. The passengers re-
ported the affair to the Governor OF the
province. WAC ordered file OF soldiers end
arrested X. w. Roosevelt the American Con-
sui, and Louis Drake. They begged FOR
mercy and refunded the money TO all pres
ent. Forty witnesses can be Rroduced 90
prove the facts"
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The confederate Cavalry.

ITS WORK IN THE LATE WAR BETWEEN THE
STATES.
General Rufus Barrfngcr In Concord n. Co. SUM-
Confederate valor does not rest, In popu'
lar estimation. on the achievements OF Con-
federa,e cavalry. The infantry Is thought
10 have won ali the victories the cavalry IS
charged with our heaviest defeats. Towards
the close OF The war, when forage and faith
alike failed him. the southern trooper, poor.
IL mounted, roughly armed, and quantity
conipped-picturing Sancho Panza rather
than the "gay cavalier "-became, 10 some
extent, the jeer and Jest OF the army.
No doubt. too, few commands were
better known as fordgerS than .tghterS.
But the imputation is unjust TO the
cavalry as a whole. The fame OF our noted
leaders-Siuart, Hampton, Forest, Fi'Z Lee,
Wheeler, W. II. +. Lee, John Morgan, W.
+. Jones, Chalmers, Gordon, Duke, ana
ROsser-is not a delusiOn and a myth. The
deeds they performed Justly entltle them to
high repute, and fully yindicate their arm
OF the service from all reproacb. Still. some
people feigp TO believe the cavalry never
did real hard fighting; and distinguished
infantry general hit the popular idea when
be wittly prOfered reward for a
"dead man with spurs on" The de-
fusion proceeds from mi,conception oil the
duties OF cavalry and disregard OF the
physical features OF the country. The lat.
ter forbade the mauGuvring of mounted
men in large bodies, and required them 10
act mostly in detail. Hence our great bat
ties furnish no such mounted charges aS
those OF Alexander at Arbela, HasdruDal az
Gamma, and Ney at Waterloo. The cavalry
do not share with our infantry the hoDors OF
Corinth, Charlottesville, and Chickamau'
ca. Nor do they count their losses at NAL
vern Hill, Sbarpsburg, Murfreesboro',
Fredericksburg, and Franklin. It's never
theess true that immense numbers OF the
youth and manhood OF the South persisted
i'm the cavalry service. They fell. for the
most part, on the outposts-far to the front
or distant on the flank often in single COM
bat, and most usually in skirmishes and ac-
tions OF which the general public rarely
heard. | claim for these fallen heroes, fight
ing as they often did without supports and
without the need OF renOwD, the highest
attributes of proves and patriotism.
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AUCTION cALEs-.rnis nay.
nv III. henson. AuctIoncer

A BEAUTIFUL LITTLE FARM, WITH
IA HANDsOME IMPROVEMENTS, NEAR IVY
DEPOT, on THE CHESAPEAKE AMI OHIO
HALLWAY, IN ALBEMAELE COUNTY, VA.
Al PUBLIC .AuCTIuN.-I'nsines. engagems ms
requiring Sir. 4. W. Wilson's immediate return 10
England. he viii Offer at public auction. on
THURSDAY, MARCH "a, 1881.
at O'Clock 7. NJ. sharp, wi hout regard 70 weather
on the premises. that well-knOwn and BEAUTIFUL
LITTLE FARM called Valley Point" formerly
owntd by J. Warwick Woods, with handsome
BRICK DWELLING and all the usual farm buiid
ings. containing 264 ACRES OF LAND equai 10
any ia the state. Neighborhood unequalied Tor all
social advantages Posi-ofice. stores, and churches
In thr,e minutes walk; i've and a half NILE, from
the University OF Virginia and Elk and hall nom
the town OF Charlottesville.
THE TERMS will be very liberals long credit az a
low rate OF interest on considerable portion OF the
purchase money.
Also at the same time aud place. he will Offer an
other FARM, containing 232 ACRES. being part
Of the F." Hin aud Dale " estate. formerly owned oy
Mr.. Raleigh CoIsfon. The improvements consist OF
"a good FRAME HOUSE, with all out-pniiuings'
good orchards. &c. d., - =,
TERMS OF THIS SALE Will be very liberal, and
m adj, Known on ,,ay of sale. VI. BENSON,
NH 3.lO,l7&23 Auctioneer, Charloitesvile.
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"specifics- and "cures (so.called) for
rheumatism have already been brought De-
fore The public, and many OF them nave
even been endorsed by the certificates OF
respectable and prominent citizens, VINO
have derived benefit from such preparations
There Is no doubt that great many OF ,nese
4" I,nimepts," Z" oils,v etc, so widely adver'
tjsed and freely recommended for rheu'
mstism and painful complaints OF
similar nature, have genuine merit,
and will relieve certain types OF the
comnja,nts NAMED: but when Rheumatism,
neuralgia. and kindred diseases have be-
come chronic and threaten serious results,
Won NAV rest assured that they will help but
very little. Although not recommended as
"infailible,- the peculiar qualities OF st.
Jacobs Oil especially adapt II 10 those cases
which may he termed "cbronic," and which
have previously withstood all known "spe-
cities, as well as the prescriptions OF the
best physicians.
The case Of Mr.. A. Heilman, editor OF the
Pittsburgh Republican,, who suffered
With rheumatism for two years, we would
mention as an example. After vainly using
all the hest-recommeuded remedies and eX-
hausting the skill OF the most experienced
physicians without even temporary reliei,
It required only two bottles OF st. Jacobs
Oil TO effect a permanent cure. Mr.. Z.
Hanni. a wellknown citizen OF Youngs-
town, Ohio, secured for his wife, who for
twelve years had been constant sufferer
from neuralgia in the head, the services OF
the ablest physicians OF the land, but they
were unable to do anything for her |;
half bottle Of ST. Jacobs on
cured her. Mr.. William ReinharL Ell
more, Wisconsin. reports the case
OF a neighbor who for twenty-tour years
had suffered so terribly with rheumatism
that nj times he could hardly move around I;
a few bottles OF st. Jacobs Oil cured him..
Thee ale results which truly deserve TO be
brought to public notice; but they are not
executions, as will be seen by the numerous
other certificates from all parts Of the United
States. IL should be the duty OF every one
to call the attention OF his suffering friends
and neighbors to this wonderfully eflicacous
preparation. especially as the low price OF
80 cents bottle places 1t within The reach
of all persons, rich and poor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-24
New York Tines.I

Ihe great coal companies haze agreed
upon general reduction OF prices, ana
yesterday three OF them issued eirculars
announcing The new rates. The Delaware.
Lackawanna and Western Company wiz
charge $3.50 for lump. steamboat, and
grate-a reduction Of 10 cents per ton !:
"a Oh for egg--a reduction OF 10 ceats per
ton: S4.20 for stove-a reduction Of 25
cents per ton; 1890 for chestnut--a reduc-
ton Of 20 cents per ton and 1915 for pea,
which Is the old rate. The Delaware and
Hudson and Lebigh-Valley Companies rates
for lump. grate, egg, and stove will be the
same rs those above given, but that for
chestnut will BE- S4-a reduction OF 10 cents
per TOD. The Pennsylvania Company's
prices, delivered at Newburg, will be as
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-24

"Ah. well. WE'LL" yawned the city belle
as she came down into the farmers kitchen
TO tea, IL should think you would die OF
ennui up here, with no balls or parties to
go to-"
"Lor' bless your soul" said the matron,
as she wiped the steam from her glasses,
What with caring for the hens, churning
butter. mending and knitting, and going 10
the sewing society, we don't have time even
for good ol1.fashioned American laznesS,
say nothing about your Frenchifed
Onq,ree." -Nec HdUen Register.
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A Zen Ouesstous.

Mt. STERLING, Ky.
Editors Dispatch: Dear s'rs.--pie "a,
answer In your next weekly ISSUE TIC 'o'
lowing oucstions-namely:
/. Who IL the author OF "surry Of
Eagles Nest"y
3. where did General J. +. b. stuart
livef
3. II bis widow Is living. her address!
4. And also the county Major Pelham
lived In! He was raised In Alabama, aho
belonged to Stuart's artillery.
BY answering the above questions you
will confer favor on one OF your sincere
admirers.
March 20, 1891. Sebs'"i"n"'
1. John Esten Cooke.
2. In Patrick county. we th'nk, u a''
officer In the United States army, as be was
up TO 1861. can be said to have residence
3. She Is still living. Her address Is
Stsunton, Va.
4. We don't know.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-24
TUFTS PILLS.

SAFE AND GENTLE PURGATINE. recommended
for the cure of all diseases of the stomach, liver anC
bowels. They purify the blood, increase the appe
tite, cause the body TO take on flesh, and by their
tonic actor on the digestive organs regular stools
are produced. A. cure for chs and fever. dys-
pepsia, sick headache, bilious collie, constipation
rheumatism, piles, palpitation Of the heart, pain IN
the side, back. and lOins and female irregularities
they are without rival. II you do not feel very
WELL" single pill at bedtime stimulates the stom.
ach, restores the appetite and impartS yigOr TO the
system. Price, csc.
OFFICE, 35 MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
WRITE FOR TUFTS MANUAL, FREE.
ffe l5-eodtAp20I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-24
By Furman Topper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lOl6 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FRAMED
~ HOUSE AND LOT IN THE PLAN OF Full
TOMMY virtue OF decree I The Circuit Court OF
HenrIco county, entered on the oath day OF No
veneer. 1880, in the cause of James Lumpkin rs.
Bilfs administrator, shall proceed 10 sell By public
anctiOn upon the premises on
THURSDAY, MARCH "a. 1881,
at 3 o'clock u. NJ. the following described property
The house AMI lot lying on the west side oil toddln
street thirty feet aud running back one hundred
aud twenty feet To alley ten feet, being Lot In
SQUARE IL of plan Of The town OF Fulton. The
house has four rooms and yield. goOd rent
Terms: Cash as to 500: balance al six and
twelve mont, s for negotiable notes. q per cent.
added. and the title retained until all the purchase
court. ~ kfiD,
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE FOUR
i VERY VALUABLE FOUR-STOSY IRON
FRONT STORES AND WAREHOUSES;. Nos. |.
10, Is, AND II, SITUATED On THE FAST
SIDE OF FOURTEENTH fPEARLl BETWEEN
MAIN AND CARY STREETS, AT AUCTlON.-
AS trustee under deed of trust dated the loth or
December. 1873, and dulv recorded and also AS d.
rected ny a decree of The Chancery Court of Rich
In0ud In the case of Watkins Us. Lancaster. &C.,
Will sell by auction. upon tre premises, on
MONDAY. APRIL 4, 1881.
AT l O'Clock i. NJ, the FOUR TENEMESTS In the
"LancAsIer Block" above referred to.
These tenemcns were erected In 1866. are each
four stories above The cellar, have iron fronts,
c1uning-r oOms with fire. proof vaults holsters and
every modern convenience, and they are In all re-
spects trst-elass buildings.
The location is just In The centre Of The heavy
business of the city. and convenient To Inc various
depots. exchanges. &c.
For commercial purposes there Is no property in
the CITY To be preferred his aud II Is therefore
recommended rs a sound investment.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balanc, at one. two
and hree wears. wi II interest PAYABLE semi anntl-
ally the deferred payments TO ne cured by DEEDS
of trust upon the property; bnt The purchaser VIII
nave the privilege of paving The whole amount III
cash il he should desire 20 10 90.
ISAAC n. CARRINGTON, Trustee.
GRTBBS 4 WILLIAMS. AuctiOnCers.
NH ~ 2tawtMh23&td
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
by George II. Polndexter,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneers
1902 Main street.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF one
~ HUNDRED AND THIRTY-TWQ ACRES Or
LAND on BROAD-sTREET ROAD FIVE MILES
NORTH OF RICHMOND AT AUCTlON.-By su'
thoriy Of decree of the Chincery Court OF the city
Of Richmond, entered February ~. 1881, In me
suits OF " Edmond Davenport and ale. Us; ). H.
Wickham and dis.,' and Armisiead walker ~.
Robert Avis. the undersigned. as special commas
sloners thereby appointed, VIII. on
FRIDAY. MARCH 25. 1881,
be ween the hours OF and O'Clock L. VI, sell ut
public aucion. on the premises. the land IN said de-
cree mentioned, consisting Of 80 ACRES OF GOOD
FARMING LANDS, with several SMALL HOUSES
thereon lying on the upper waters of the Brock run
and fronting The Broad Street road or Deep Run
turnpike about five mile, from Richmond. opposite
the farm of Thomas :. Dlckin, Ed. Tie said land
is "a part Of the Hopkins tract. and embraces ihat
portion on which is situated Mount Oliyet meettng-
house. ~. =.
TERMS: One fourth cash : balance on a credit or
one iwo ana three years, the credit payments To be
evidenced By negotiable notes, with Interest added
and title retained TIL the whole purchase-money Is
paid. ROBEkI u. S,OIl'
JACKSON GUY.
HENRY G.. CANNON.
NH IS Special commissioners.
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By Robert Il. Lvne.
Real Estate Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.
VRUSTEElS AID COMMISSIONER,

TRUSTEES AND COMMISSIONERS
L SALE OF A DESIRABLE AND IMPROVED
FARM ~ HENRICD COUNTY. FOUR AND \
HALF MILES BELOW THE CITY, ADJOINING
THE LANDS OF GEORGE TURNER. -
CUiIDRE1. AND OTHERS, At PUBLIC AUf-
TION BY virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court
OF Henrco county. pronouncedon the llth day Of
March, 1881. IN q suit styled Walker. saunders &
co. rs. Drnher, the undersigned. appointed special
comfniss Toner thereby and III iurtner execution OF
a trust deed from Drnker and as. dated IN March.
1879. and duly recorded In iicnrcO County Court,
will offer for sale. al IenrcO county courthouse. on
FRIDAY. MARCH %, 1881,
n | O'Clock L. NJ, the FARM above mentioned. be-
Ing the tract of lane SHOWN rs Tie former re- idence
of Mr. Joseph Druker 10 contains 22l 92-l0O
ACRES. with yerV good dwelling, numerous other
out houses. such barn. stable and lies we'll IL
adjOins The Lands of - formerly q. Turner'S !dndl
f. q. Hin, and other. This Is good little farm. and
can be- easily improved ami maze 10 yield we'll OF
corn. wheat. Oat,. &C.
TERMS: One third cash balance Al siXand twelve
months, ne-0llablc notes. SIX per cent. added. and
title retained unill whole of the purchl e-mOney IS
raid and a conveyance Orjered 10y the Court
ROBERT H. LYME,
NH IL Trustee ana SPECIAL Commissioner.
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BY Juo. f. iaugh,on, Jr.. Auclioneer,
l2CG Main street.

r.
1906 Main street.
HOUSEHOLD Flu RNI TU Il +. RE-
III PERPETRATORS, CARPETS. COOKING
STOVES, CLOCKS. OFFlCF-DE>KS. COCNIkR
SHOWCASE. &c. At AUCIION.-TiilS DAY az
10 O'Clock VIII sell at my aucton-house, l2U6
Main street. - ,
| ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUIT OF WO SOFAS,
TWO ARM-C HAIRS, and FOUR SMALLER
CHAIRS:
WALNUT ARM CANE-ShAT CHAIRS:
MARBLE.TOP BUREAUS and WASH
STANDS:
| COTTAGE CHAMBER ~UIT;
CARPETS ana OlL-CLOrH;
| WALNUT MARBLt-TOP BUFFET;
PAINTED WARDROBtS. BtDSrtADS;
HAIR- aud SHUCK-MATTRtSSES
OFFICE STANDING and >IrriNG-DE>KS:
l EXCELLENT COOKlNG-SrOVE and FIN
TURES;
ROUND TABLES. WALNUT CRIB,
TENDERS, IIAT-RACk>;
2 SUPERIOR REFRlGkRATORS;
Il NEW CLOCKS;
ENGRANlNGS. CHROMO>:
2 WALNUT EXTENSION DINlNG-TABLE>;
l BOX-CpUNTFR:
/ SILVER. PLATED sHOw.CAsE-eight feet
long; round front.
JNU. f. LAUGHTON, JR..
NH "a AucdOneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-24
4. We don't know.

Editors Dispatch: Please inform your
readers where they may find the quotation'
"HoIds with the hounds, and runs win the
~ ;, b. Il +.
re IL not in Shakespeare, as we had sup
posed IL was. Who will answeril