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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-02

PERSONAL-BMEF LOCALS.-Mr. II. j..
kimbtl. president Atlanta C0ttOu-Factory
Company and chairman Executive Com
mittee and Direc.0T-General international
Cotton Exposition. is in the city IN the in
iereSt OF the Exposition. The enterprise
will have The hearty sympathy Of our peo'
pie.
sheriff John ". Wright and Major Will
liam :. Wood are chasing 1.-The feet and
agile reyn1rO amongst the wllds Of Am
her,t and parts adjacent.
Tne Paicu;-Ofiice az Washington has
granted patent 10 Or. William II. Taylor
4 dentist Il this city, for an original design
for car-aXle boxes. The object sought j.
the prevention Of heated Journals. and the
medium through which ii i accomplished
i. water. Heated Journals are constantly
recurring trouble Oh every railroad. and
tie way 10 overcome that OutcrOp OF fric.
rion ha> long been puzzle to railroad-men.
Or. Tay or the scientific American. and the
Patent-Oiiice officials think that tni, inven-
lion Obyiatts the difficulty.
Among he visitors TO the Capitol vester-
dav were Mis- >al'ie Leigh Hirdgroye. Al
bemar'c county: John Edward Wylie. Jr..
John -. Fish, New ! Ork; Arthur l.. Reid,
Toronto, Cinaua: o. II. p. {. Jones,
Siaunton; George Mcdonald, Isaac c. T..
Brocken. New Jersey; William Allen But
Ter. New York che poet).
The Richmond police have been notified,
under date Of March 29th. OF the murder Of
Joseph Feury by Hugh smith, at Newark.
y. J. smith. who l. about twenty-three
years OF aye. ana five feet ten inches IN
height. was stage hand IN 4 variety thea
tre when he went into the tragedy business.
The Hon. john W. Daniel, OF Lynchburg,
has Deen invited 10 deliver in Richmond at
an early day h lecture on the Iron
Horse" He ha> accepted the invitation.
and ere long The announcement Will be
made of the time and place Of tins distin.
guished orators ofort.
Ex.Siate senator Bland, Of Prince Ed
ward. Is IN the city.
Rev. Thomas Robinson. OF the PauliSt
Fathers in New York, arrived IN Richmond
on Thursday.
4 telegram received here yesterday noted
the arrival in New York OF Henry B0hmer,
Ed. en- route from Bremen TO his home, IN
this cily.
james A. Richardson, Esq, who has been
soiOuruing IN Florida during the past win
ter for the benefit Of his health, returned to
the city Yesterday.
Lewis Hickman (coored), dray-driver,
was arrested by Officer Hulce YESTERDAY,
charged with stealing axes from Messrs.
Watkins, COttrell * Co. He was taken To
the Secoud police-station and will have
hearing before the Police Court this morn
iny.
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TUFTS PILLS:

A sAFR AND GENTLE PCRG ALIVE. recommended
Tor the Of all diseases Of the stomach, liver, and
bowels. They purify the blood, increase the appe-
tite. cause the body 10 take FISH, and by their
toHic action the digestive organs regular stoo Is
produced. A. a cure for chills and fever. dys-
pepsia, sick headache, billions cohc, constipation.
rheumatism, piles. palpi;au0u Of the heart, pain in
The SIDE back and oins. AMI female irre reguarities.
they are without a rival. II you do not feel very
well.' single pin bedtime stimulates ths stom-
ach restores the appetite. and impSrS vgor 10 the
system. Price, 25c.
OFFICE, S5 MURRAY STREET. NEW YORK.
WRITE FOR TUFTS MANUAL, FREE.
ffe l5-endi An2Ol
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LIFBIG's EXTRACT OF NEAT.

TIEBIG COMPANY's EXTRACT OF
MEAT FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT.
FLAvORtNG STOCK FOR SOUPS. MADE
DISHES. AND SAUCES.
LIEBlG tUMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT ' Is
success and boon for which nations should
fee crateful."-see Medic. Press" " Lancet,
british Medical Journal" &c.
CAUTION.-Genuine only with me f1c sfmfls
II Baron Liebr's Signature IN 1lue ink across
the label.
Consumption IA England Increased ienfold
IN ten years
LIEBIG COMPANY's EXTRACT OF NEAT. To
be- had OF an siorekeepers. Grocers. and Chem
ISIS. soIeagen's for Tie United states wholesale
oulyl. e. David x Co.. 43 Mara Lane, London.
England. NH l5-sJst
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IT Is not The quantity eaten that gives strength
ife blood. and health. 10 Is the thorough digestion
OF the food taken LET Il he much or little. There
fcre. do not stimulate up the stoach TO crave food,
but rather assist digestion after eating by takiI z
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
Buy only The genuine in white wrapper. with red
y, pr pared only by J. III. ZEILIS 4 CO.
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POLICE COUET.-The following cases were
disposed Of yesterday:
Maggie Giles (colored) was fined g for
disorderly conduct.
Walter S. Lambert was fined $40 for be-
ing drunk and resisting the police.
Thornton Williams (cOloredj, suspicious
character, was committed 10 Jail in default
Of surety.
Rachel Lomax and Lucy Holmes (col-
ored) were sentenced 10 be punished with
ten stripes for stealing one lot Of soap from
j. ID. Carneal.
Maria Henderson (cOlored) was found
guilty Of stealing cOupling-pins from the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company,
and punished with ten stripes.
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AUCTION SALES THEs DAY.

Es- ON an sales of Real Estate made between The
1t of January and last Of June the taxes for ihe
prcstut year have tO be paid Dy the purchaser. on
all sales maic between the - of nv and last Of
The vrar tAe taxes nave to be nald DT lhr seller.
fIllS custom was adopted about dfretu years lgC
bv all the real estate agents la cRmonG, and 40
plies ,0 RiClIn Jnd and ylcinity.l
JNO. r. LAUDHrON, JR.. o \. NJ. plwnhrokers
sale of diamonds watc hes. linE,, breastpns
Onsra. g'asses. Sc.
JNO. f. LACGHTON. JR., 10 \. W., ar store No
420 Main street, triple silver plated ware %
every description.
CHEWING & ROSE. 8 p. NJ. trustees sale of
irImed dwelling OD hina street.
RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 \. = one Aid rney
hull. horses. mules. Sc.
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The concert Last ECmWg.- The concert
given at the courthouse last evening under
the auspices Of and for the benefit of the
Manchester Baptist Churcn choir drew =
very large audience. Il was one Of The best
entertainments OF the kind given IN this city
for some time. The programme was we'll
selected one, and much credit j. due to Mr..
4. L. Harding. the leader OF The choir, for
arranging il. Mrs. Clara STANLEY, OF New
York. whois visiting IN this city, song very
beautiful soprano solo entitled " Longing,
and in response 10 m encore favored ibe
audience with one Of her choice.t selections.
Sbe has very iue voice. and her singing
was highly commended. Miss Hammer, Of
Richmond. who has several times met with
hattering receptions from audiences in that
citv. made her debW before a Manchester
audience last evening. and was heartily
greeted. Others from Richmond assisted 10
the entertainment and added no little TO
the endowment Of the evening. "Flow-
ers on the Way" by Miss Jennie
Jones, was charmingly rendered. She
was forced 10 respond 10 an encore, and
sang the " Mikmaid's Song p" in her hap
piest vein. She has avery sweet voice, and
moreover sings with expression. Miss Isa-
bella Campbel's pianO-sOlos were exquisite
ly rendered. Miss Jennie Clarke, OF this
city, made her second appearance before
Manchester audience. The Flower Giri
was sung very sweetly bv her. ana she nap
pilv responded 10 an encore. The enter
tainment was indeed most pleasant one,
and the general wish was that II may be re-
peated very soon.
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Tgg VALVE oP RIcnMOND's REAL ESTATE.
The greater part OF the iime oil Tue huse- @
ings Court at lis session Just c'oseu was
taken up in hearing exceptions TO the as,
sessments of the State assessors appolhteu
last year TO reassess the real estate ID 'nis
city. In 1875 the assessed value OF Ttai e.
tate in Richmond wac S27,093.j46. Inc as
sessment for 1880 amo united TO S2s,So3' osi-
an increase OF S1,759,54s. The total redue' III.
tions made by the Court amount u sy',s. ~. l.:
which still leaves an increase OF si,ool''''
over the asses .ment OF 1915.
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Communicated. !

The Managers Of the Retreat for The Sick
gratefully acknowledge the following arii-
cles \ lot Of old linen, from Mrs. W. p.
MunfOrd: pair Of crutcheS. from Miss
Place: a dozen g0blets. Friend: two ana
a bali years Nos. OF the London critic. from
the Misses Hannewinckel, and the binding
Of same by Mes,rs. Baughmau Brothers; -
from Mrs. \. :. Lee; = from several geu-
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KNIGHTS OF HoNOR-DEDICATION OF THE
HALL or RICHMOND LODGE.-LaSt night The
new bail OF RicgmOnd Lodge, No. 219,
knights OF Honor, was formally dedicated
in the presence Of large company, many
Of whom were ladies'. The ceremonies
were Of the most Interesting description,
and gave occasion for mauy manifestations
Of pleasurIble surprise on the part Of the
large auditory present. The ceremonies OF
The dedication were conducted according to
the notwithstanding hen done IN pub
lie. such Of the "wOrk " Is purely pertains
10 the secret depIItment thereof beng
omitted The officiating officers lat eve
ming were Grand Dictator Jphn J. Wright
Past Grand Dictator J. K. Lamkia. Acting
I Vice. Grand Dictator John c. Teller. \. g..
d. William Loyens,ein. G. G. WllIIm j.
Lynham, and q. +. K. William J. Mellow
ell.
The dedication services embraced the
solemn setting apart of the hat, for the use
( Of the Knights OF Honor, vocal exercises,
and addresses 10 the throne Of grace. AZ
/ terwards the members Of the order were
cODgr1iulated on is progress and prospects :
I in iehciiOus speeches delivered bv brethren
+ John {. Teller aud William Loyen>te'n.
+ The audience were dismissed by the singing
/ of the DoXolosy and beneGicjion by the
chaplain.
/ The new lOdgerOnm i located in Ellet, :
/ Hall. on the northeast corner of Fifth and
Marshall street.. and Is ample for the pres
ant accommodation Of the members. being
/ IN dimensions IS ny 50 feet. with elevated
ceiling. afTordiug good ventilation and con-
veuient Retire g-rOoms for candidates for
initiation and committee work.
| Besides The usual lodge Daraphernalil the
room i tastefully fitted I'D otherwise with
appropriate furniture. The floor Is covered
with a handsome Brussels carpet. and the
seat Of the presiding officer, OC IN eleva-
/ ton. i very ellb0ratelY dr1ped with a
handsome canopy. The other officers
chair, also have The usual Distinguishing
marks. and accord admirably with the walls,
which are adorned at intervals with figures
/ # Faith. dope, and Charity. ana Others
/ emblematc OF the principles Of the order.
Richmond Lodge. Knights Of Honor, is the
oldest Of this order IN this clty, and has a
membership Of TWO hundred and SIX per-
sons. T. officers for the present term
are: samuel :. Carter, z. D.; l.. \.
/ Wiring. D.; NJ. c. Robertson, \. d. ;
/ NJ. Mayo, V. D.; |. c. johnson, C.; Thomas
Jackson. +. r.; J. W. Quay, T.; Luther
/ r. Reins. R.; W. VI. sutton, Guide; I. p.
| Campbell. Guardian G.. c. C0rnicS, :.
The hall was tilted up under the >uperyl-
sion of the following committee OF the
Lodge-viz.. John J. Wright, ". !. Me-
Doweli. George \. Hundley, J. W. Quay,
and T. J. Jackson, who deserve praise for
an efficient discharge Of duty.
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HESRIcO PUBLIC SCHOoLs.-The scholas-
tic year for thirteen OF the public schools OF
HenricO closed during the past week. and
seventeen Others will close to-day. The
schools OF BrOokand district will be kept
open until May. The attendance has been
very good this session. The Teachers In
stitute will be held in the Office of Superin-
tendent Gardner at the county courthouse
on the 18Th and I4th OF this month. A full
attendance OF teachers Is expected, as mat
tiers Of interest Will be discussed.
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uANCHEsTER AND VICINITY.

Cifu Council Last night was regular
meeting night II the city Council, Ont
owing 10 the want Of quorum no meeting
WIS held The members present were
Me>srs. Perdue .presideni). >notwell, Ro-
bertson. W. T. Perdue. and Walker. The
Council has not held 4 meeting for some
time. owing u The enon.aitendance OF quo
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The LECTURE LAST NIGaT.-Captaln
Chamberlnyne gave the second and last iec-
ture of his series on "VirginiA" last eve
ming at Mozart Hall, and the intelligent au-
djence then present well attested their
thorough appreciation Of this tine historical
effort. Both Lectures affOrded great
amount OF information, and evidenced vast
research and mature thought on the part oil
the lecturer.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy aud cool.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 80 !;
A. NJ, 46; noon. 81; 5 p. ~, 80; p.
NJ, A. midnight. 80.
Mean temperature. 43 , 6.
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MOST WELCOME ADDITION 20 the chofcs
things that stock a ldrder IS "HUB PUNCH Its
cOmDonents are rum and brandy OF No. quality.
tropic fruits and graduated II Is really for
use, aud superb when mixed with iced or hot water,
sofa. milk, or lemonade. Sold by all gr3cers, drug
gists, aud wine merchants 40 .I.25 bottle
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-02

THE BLIND LADY PREACHER.-Mis- Sarah
Foushee, the bind minister, continues TO
attract full houses at Friends meeting
house. There are several penitentS each
night, and the meetings are increasing in
interest. They will probably be continued
during the coming week. she Viii hold
two services to-m0rrOw-one at II \. NJ,
and again at 7:ij p. VI.
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SENT OT.-Tbe ease Of Albert Rosenberg,
charged with obtaining money bv false
preIence from Irving l.. Beyeridge. was
called in the Police Court yesterday. After
bearing the testimony the Police Justice
sent the accused on TO the grand jury and
refused bail
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POLICE NEws.-SIrah Camps. an eX.cOn-
Wet, was locked up at the First pOItce-sta.
ti0n last night on charge Of stealing 90
from one Lewis Burr. At the other stl.
tions no arrests of any importance had been
made up TO midnight.
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HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM,
rfvr5 ~ rrsr,x- rt-~..sr

HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM,
GIVES TO EVERY WOMAN
FAIR, FRESH AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.
No matter how much il may have become i'm.
paired by nature or Otherwise it makes the SKIN
PURE, SOFT and LIKE THAT Of YOUTH.
II Is not only ELEGANTLY PERFUaFD. but il is
in every way most perfect wash and a SPLENDID
LOTION.
Its APPLICArIoS cannot possibly be detected
aud Is harmless a. water.
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A CARGO OF COFFEE.-The brig II. J..
Jackson, with a cargo OF 3 800 bags II Cof-
fee. has just arrived IN james river from
RIO de Jlneiro. The coffee will be sold n
auction in few day. by Me,srs Davenp pOr:
Il Morris. at their warehouse on the dock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-02

The WlH-Hereat,er the mail will ar
rive re-e AZ 9:Ij \. VI. aud $3.50 p. NJ, aud
leave at 1915 \. VI. and 3:lj p. VI. Under
thi, arrangement we Will receive the mail
here one hour sooner than we have been
qoing. The contract for carrying the malls
between this city and Richmond has been
awarded 10 Mr.. K. b. w. Beatlie, proprle-
tor Of the Manchester stage line, and here
after tie mail viii 20 and come on his stages.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Middle
states, partly cloudy weather, occasional
light rain or snow, colder northwest TO
southwest winds, and stationary or slowly
rising barometer.
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SIMMONS LIVER LArOR.

SIMMONS LIVER REGi LATO..
DRINTERS. >HOEMAKERs. TAILORS,
AND ALL WHO LEAD sEDENTARY LIVES
WILL FIND RELIEF AND CURE FOR
CONsTIPA ALTON. DYSPEPSIA, AND HEADACHE
by taking this
SIMPLE. HARMLESS VEGETABLE COM
POUND.
The effect Of
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
on THE
STOMACH. LIVER. AND KIDNEYS
is proinpt and efcctua. TAKEN IN doses Of half 4
tablespoonful afIer each meAl. il VIII establish
regular habit Of BODY. free alike from constipation
or laxity. VIII not interfere with business, aud the
lsngour depressou and nervous debility which are
inevitable -esnls OF indigestion. housness, ana an
irregular habit OF UOds viii cease.
.. FDITORfAL.-We have tested rs virtues per-
sonallv aud know that for Dyspepsia. BiiOnsuess,
and Thr0sbjng Headache. 10 10 The best MeGlcae the
world ever saw. We have tried iOriy DINER rene
oies before simmons Liver Regulator but none OF
them gave Is more tban temporary Ieliei' vt .'ie
Pegulat0r not 0ulv relieved. but cured us.-EdfOT
Ts7,gryDA G4d Messenger. NlcOn. Ca
Original and genuine manufactured only Ov
j. II. ZElLlN Co.
Philadelphia. Pa.
Purchasers should be careful 10 see that they get
the C,ESUISE, manufactured only by j. II. ZElLlN
A CO.. Philadelphia.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. .,.s..,,oo
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uoxsE.. uULrs. s4nDLEs, Ae.

EUR SALE, ONE GRAY MARE. N2r
IT eirht years old. with colt one wear old. <c3t
one good SADDLE and HARM hSs- Hofs T. six
wears old. Also. one good WORk-HOR>R-wili be
sold very los. Can oe seen at AMERICAN srA-
BILE, Nc. le south ren'h street. Ap22ts
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LOST, sTRAYED. AND srOLEN.

NOrlCE.-ALL persons ARE HtRE.
y By cauliorei not Z buy, sell. or neg.tiS . -
NOTE a'ed june 20 l-sO, 90 fwciye nO1 b.. .. 2
tNo huns rd md .ighty-inur dollars ami ght ceni-
pavable Al thr stale BANK of Virginia, drawn nv y .
II. Sins fo ti- own ord and ,udur eJ Oy hini cir.
as the note has been lost aud duplicate VIII .
ked Tor aud the tana warned not fo the orlEi-
ual ". u. HtR>MAN a ca
ap , Sa.>uSW3.*
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No ONE would THINK Of feeding an Infant on
beef or mutton yet the Of farinaceous foods IS
hardly less destructive to the lives Of the lie ones
MELLIS's FOOD for infants IS 70 prepared as TO be
readily asslmllated by the youngest child forming
the only reliable substitute for a mothers milk
Druggists aud srocers sell II everywhere Price 20
cents. T. METCALF & Co, Boston, Mass.
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CONVICT RECEIvED.-Lewis PAYNE, con-
yicted IN the County Court Of Amherst of
breaking ana larceny and sentenced
10 TWO years confinement IN the peul;en-
tiary. was received at that institution yes
terday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-02

WHY HAS A WHITE ROSE on A GOLDEN LrhE
been adopted Trademark by y. q n. ArAlS-
SON ? Because their Toilet Preparations have be-
cone 50 popular that they are extensively COUNTER
Fitted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-02

LIEBIG CoNPASY's COck BEEF TONIC. "as /,
counierac snt 10 dehiiitaug influences llassitpie,
nervous depression, debility, malaria, dyspepsia,
liver Complaints. heart al, c,ons, dr0psica trou.
bles ierangements Of the stomach and howesl % Is
invaluaole.' says Professor r. ". Hunt. VI. D..
Honorary Membrr Imperial Medical society Of t.
Petersburg. Russia. e'c. All who are run down ani
debltated ,hould take IT, Beware " limitations.
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CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.
FrLCuEn's AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA. WHIsKEY.
three years old. a; $3.50 per gallon very superior
article; MONrROsE Kentucky Rye WhLkey. ur
years old. 1t ~ per gallon. ". d. BLAIR SCO.
THE SECRET OF RECRUITING THE VITAL PRIS
CIpLE IS discovered IN fUTT's PILLS. In Liver
Affections. Dizziness. Headache. C0suveness, Dys-
pcp,a. Fyyers of an kiuds Dys.niery. + atulence.
Heartburn. EruptioHs of the skin, Nervousness.
Bilious Collie. Loss Anpetite. aud all troubles Of
the bowels their curative Effects are marvellous.
They are truly tie afflicted, friend
FAMILY ROE-HERRISGs. CLIPPED REEF-best (
in the city-ar CHRISTIAN x WHITES.
FRESH INVOICE OF KY Wg>R CIGARS Jrsr
received by ". y RLAIR & co.
SMOKED SALMON AZ
CHRISTIAN K WHITES.
SAVE MONEY by having your riuting lone 4, 'he
DISPATCH PRSTINC-HOCeR. Good WORK, Nv
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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TITS ExPECroRAyr AND PILLS.
READER

Have you caught colds Are YOU unable 10 raise
the phesm Have you an oppression on the lungs
with short breath Do you havsa ht of coughing
on lying down sharp pain now and then In the
region of the heart and shoulders chilly sensa-
ton down the back II 80, DELAY Is DANGER
ous. ">lieht colds" II neglected, often result In
consumption. when the remedy, II applied prompt-
ly' woald have Sverted all danger. For 25 cents you
can ge. the remedy which the test OF twenty years
has proved 20 be the MOST VALUABLE LUNG BAL
SAN ever discovered
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-02

CIRCUIT COURT.-No cases were tried in
the Circuit Court yesterday. The follow
ing have been SET FOR to-day: Smith Us.
Kelley and Miller Us. Love.
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Lieutenant :. u. Symonds. L. :. v. saws: BY
the use of LIEBiG COsPANY's ARSICArED Ex-
TRACT OF WITCH HAZEL cured myself of a Sc
we're and chronic catsrrh.' Beware Of cheap,
worthless limitations. Also, cures Piles. Rheum4-
iism' and Neuralgia. sold q dt,y Ants ana dollar
.iyps
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-02

CENTRAL VIRGINIA IRON COMPANY.-Tho
charter OF this company has been rled il
the Office Of the SecreiarC Of the Common
wealth for recordalion. 1t was granted
some time since by Judge Wingdeld. Of the
Fifth judicial circuit. The incOrporators
are Edward Lewis, OF the city OF Philldel-
pbia: Barthold Schlesinger, Frederick l..
Ames, Sebastian b. Shlesinger, Thornton
X. Lothrop. OF Boston, Mas. and William
r. Hart and Thomas Dunlop, of Philadel-
phia. Penn. The object Of the company j
the developing Of iron mines and mines Of
other minerals in Virginia, especially in the
counties of Nelson and Amherst. Capital
stock Sj00.000, divided in shares OF 500
each. Principal offices in Lynchburg and
Philadelphia. Officers for the first year /:
Edward Lewis. Of Philadelphia. president
and treasurer; II. L. Waterman. Of Plaits-
burg. secretary; Edward Lewis ana othefs,
directors.
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MILLINERY.

MRS. r. HUTZLER's FASH a,e2s
WI fONABLE Il MILLINERY 81 now opsp- T&RzG
Ing the largest ana banosomesi line Of>msxv
FLOWERS. FEATHERS. RiBBOhs. iitiar, In !,
skTfSs' and al kiDds Gf HATS and BoNSEI-
ever brongi,t 70 Richmond. A call Of lpsptctSh -
respectfully s0iiciied TkiMMED rAiLoho A'
Zsc.. Afe and upwards. -
HUTZLER BROTHERS, Proprletors.,
NH so o25 Broad street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-02
TUFTS EXPECTORANT

viii enable you 10 raise the phlcgm. pleasant
sleep, and YOU will wake IN the morning. cough
gone, lungs working freely. and breathing easy. 10
Is preventive and cure for Group, and a PLEASANT
CORDIAL. Children love 70. No family snodld be
withou, IT, sold by druggists In 25c and 81 bottles.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE.
80 MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-02
DAVENPORT a 90.
STOCK BROKERS,


offer FOR sale he following DESIRABLE r ihl-
TiES, winch they rec lmneni 10 Investor.
CITY OF RICHMOND : PER CENT. BoNps
CITY OF ri, HMOND PER CENT. BDNDs
CITY OF RICHMOND PER CENT. BOND..
RICHMOND AND ALLF6HANY RAILROAD
PER CEHr. FIRST MORTGAGE BoNDr
RICHMOND AND DANYILLE RAILROAD .
PER CENT. GOLD BOSDS.
ATLANTA AND CHAIR OTTE AIRLINE Hhi!.-
ROAD 7 PER CENT. BONDS.
Other BONDS and STOCKS bought aut 20 on
mission, ana liberal advances ma on s'.uriiss
100 hand .ur sale. nh -O-IEl