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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-05

APPOINTED AND ELECTED.
Judge Fre0ch Finds n Key that Opens
the Dead Lock I'm the Man.
. chester Council.

JOHN z. TAYLOR APPOINTED By THE
JUDGE OF THE HUsTlNGs COURT, AND
THE COUNCIL "CONFIRMS" THE SAME
JUDGE FRENCH CITES 1HE LAW TO SHOW
THAT HE HAS THE AUTHORITY TO FlLL
THEvACANCY-THE COUNCIL, HOWEVER,
HAS AN ELECTION.
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LANDREpTH's FREsH And EELfABiE Gar
DEN-SUEus sold by l.. WAGNER, Dr.gei-t.

WIcKrDNFsS.-Hot a had l,ari, o.. q diseased
Liver Is oii.n the cause # violence OF Ten per- sin.
dic,iyeness, aud sometimes crime; for. when he
spleen IS af.c,of, he heart is ciOlged in rs better
Impulse, far wan; Of action 20 carry Od thc b.ls.
Il have u,el SEMMOss LIVER REGULATOR. not
only oncc, but olcD, ami can contdo nv assert /
has dome me more good than any O'h'r medicine
have ever used. think u is the greatest medicine
for diseased Liver made IN ,he word. Many Of my
neyhbors have used IL. ana all Will say IS much If
not more than 80 Tor is virtue.
"JOHN }. ALLEN, Bibb cOsntY, Ga"
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CoRReCTION.-lu the Dispatch OF Thurs.
dny, among the name, Of officers elec ed in
the Grond Lodge. Knights Of Honor, the
name OF John c. Teller appears as the alter
nate of f. B. Branch, who was chosen TO
represent the Supreme Lodge at it' annual
meeting in Minneapolis, MINI. This was
incorrectly reported. Mr.. william Loyen-
stein was the gentleman elected by unani-
nous vote. Mr.. Teller was already the
aliernate-eect for b. ID. Bick, Supreme
reprCsentative.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-Day For the Middle
States. cloudy or partly cloudy weather,
with occasional snow in the northern part,
winds shifting TO colder westerly, with
rising barometer.
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OFFICE. s5 MURRAY NTEfEl'N Ne" loi'h'
..nnnNsIisEK nrG.LAs0R.

1eryTlRS. >nOEMAKER>, TAiLOBS,
,....,.r. 1ylInIEADS DtNTAEY LIVES,
,.rr ri>u RfIIfF AND CURE FOR
rN,fpATOS. .bY~rtP>iA'ANDi NDiiLADACiIt
hy tsklug ti'i~
.,,qr HARMLESS VEGETABLE CONF
POUND.
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
j USTII. 20TH MARCH for BURNING ONE
MlLLtpN BRICK For BUILDING PURPOSES
at lion Gate, near tlftOn fergo. J he cilyHnd ahf
fGruisb.d free, and three months li3e siNca 10
complete eontracf.
Right reserved 10 rel, ct al b.dg. Addfes
g.. MACNIiLie
IiO4 Vain s,r,ef, Richmond, W.
NH 5-dltSw2t
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and cold, aud threatening at nisht.
Thermometer YESTERDAY 6 a. NJ, SO;
Q A. NJ, IS; noon. AZ; j. NJ, AZ; q L.
NJ, IL; midnight, 80.
M(an temperainrc, 39f.
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ADELIGHTFUL SENSATION ~ IHE REGION Of
the palate is experienced by hose who quaf cxhlla-
ratiog HUB PUNCH, either with no, water, lemon
ade, tine lee mlk, or In s original coa9i'icu. II IL
a delicate combination Of Old hqaOrs with fruits OF
surprising ricbn,ss. Sold by all dealers everywhere
at ti25 bottle.
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CHEAP LIFE INSrRANCE.-Twenty-Gy cents
wiz hay box OF Or. TAU, rils, and the, VII fc-
tire the functions OF the liver, stomach, and bow
e.s-thr sources from which nearly every disease
orig,na'es. II these organs sct well long aud
healthy life is assured Make the inve,tmea.: it
VIII be q profitable one.
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Mr.. SAMUEL j. WITT THE New COMMON
wEALTH'S ATToRNEY.-AS the DiSpGtCb
stated would be the case, on Yesterday Mr.
SamuelB. Wit was appointed by Judge
George l.. Christian CommonWcalth'S at
tOrncy 10 succeed Hon. George u. Wise,
Judge Christian j, 10 De congratulated upon
the successful solution OF - difficult IA
problem D. that OF making selection from
number of a>pirant>-all 80 well qualified; {;
for tie appointment Will doubtless give
great sat,flciion,. Mr. witt hcins uni
vers lily popular in the community. and a
Young lawyer o. decided ability. He is the
son OF the Rev. Daniel VIII, d. D., OF
Prince Edward county, j. tTeaty-nine
years OF age. graduated at Richmond Col
lege in 1873, and admitted 10 the bar OF
Richmond in 1874. In 1875 he formed a co.
partnership with Mr. James Casbie-he
making specially OF criminal practice,
in which he has been > successful that he
now stands high in the legal profession a a
criminal lawyer. In 1919 he was elected a
member # the House Of Delegates from
ihi. city for The session lSSC-'Sl.
Mr.. Witt qualified yes'erdly, and will en-
ter upon the duties OF his new office at
once.
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HAGAN's MAGSOLIA BALM,

HAGAN's MAGSOLIA BALM,
GIVES TO EVERY woMAS<
FAIR, FRESH AVID
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.
No matter bow much II may have become I'M
raired by nature or Otherwise, 1t makes the SKIN
PuRE, SOFT andLrKE THAT Of YoUrH.
1t is not only ELEGANTLY PERFrMFD. bu. il is
in every way most perfect wash and a srLrxprD
LOTION.
It's Applications cannot possibly De- detected,
and IS harmless rs waier.
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3lrhmoud @ispattk


Ha~ THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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MORE SNOW IN TIE WEST.
4 Furious Storm Raging Between Da.
kOta ana Chicago.

SNOW AND SLEET AND HEAVY WIND
TRAINS ABANDONED on THE TRACKS
TRAVEL AND BUSINESS NEARLY SUS
PENDED-TUES STORM MOVING EASTWARD.
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MARCH, ne mo>t:ryre month on ic,b.eard dfr-
caie constitutions, (, upon as, aud ii you suHrf via
cough or cold, 'h,r rsccDtCr Of long ';lndiag, aEd
n, mlttcr Nheintr mild or severe, bear u m. nj .Ae
ROCK AND RYE With GLYCERGSE, &c, is tie
r.. m,dy and soothing ba'm for dlsoa "a ,Iogs or
throat. Sold a, so and % cents per so,.'c by l..
WAGNER aud drugs is's gencTtiiy.
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1urr ,>O er>rrf rrEG wv We, rcS'I'.S"a,G
M. cure Of all dses>es Of ne stomach .'er' ana
,..s They purify ihe blood increase inc ap'f' ,.
f''~ ,s. bod, Ia take on Il *h, and 10y their
nm IL, digestive organs regular sioo I!
t'' ..s Asa cure for th.li> an1 fever, cys-
a'' ...t b.ai4clc bilious cole. constipation,
....,,. niles. r,ipi'aiiou oi ihe h,ar. pain IN
.. t,cg ans lcip., sni female 'r' suia'ities'
o.,hautarvsl. n You do not feel very
..,,s,epiIi 10 bedtime stimulates She siom-
-..,.r.. ile appetite. aud imp1gi, Nisor 10 The
..-,a. Pee. 23e.
...,r. a. NrRRAY STREET. NEW YORK.
,rrlrr FOR TUFTS MANUAL. FREE.
ifc lj-codt Nu1OI
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RROwN's BRONCHIAL 1ROCUEs vii stop a
Cough by directly relieving the irritation Of tie
Throat, aud viii rot 0isori,r the stomach Ike
25 cents a box.
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To rake the hands smooth TO keep TIE fps
from chapping there Is noibiGg better han this
excellent preparation Vow that The cold weather
has set In everybody should have sQHe % H..
Prepared by T. ROBERTS BAKER, urnggls', No.
9l3 Main street.
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pORTER AND ALE.

Gl lNNL>s'> ! XrHA DUBLIN STOUT:
w. tNGLlSH PALE ALE-bofiird by Burke
b'l N7tf,S SPARKLING EDINBTeGH ALE
'''>s hOiA Al BtLFAsT GIAGEE-ALE.
Also,
-' celebrated BFLL1BAG.L NATURAL MN
ERAL WATER.
Receiving and IOr falc by
~ DAVENPORT MORRIS.
--t i-lfl ID .Ck street.
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The heirs OF The late John Saunders sold
at private sale fifty ceres of the land on the
Leesburg turnpike, near the toll gate,. for
$500; twenty-five acres Of IL on The turn
pike 10 George survick for 800 per acre,
and twenty-five hack OF II 10 iienry Gist for
s52 per acJe.-LeeStur9 WaSh!ngiSpian.
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IMPORTANT TO CANAL BoATMEN.-
ton on the james River and Kanawba canal
between Buchanan and the mouth OF North
river will be closed on and after The 10th OF
this month.
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FDR RENE

EOR RENT, \ DESIRABLE BRICK ~
HD C>E With cight rooms. and Kitchen LII
r'a four rooms. with EIGHT ACRES or
GROUND a. he corner q A,hisui avenue ana
Robinson s'5,G; an enclosed; and also Stable aud
colu.cih. >p.adid welt Of waller. Nee place and
lo" irai AppiN 60 T.. B. CHAFFIN & CO..
AH 3 80 Real state Agents.
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ATTEMPT TO WRECK A RAILROAD TRAIN

ARREST AND CONFESSION OF THE CRIMINAL
We have known for several days that an
attempt was made on Sunday last TO wrecN
passenger train on the Richmond and
DlDyille railroad, bat IL was thought that
the publication OF The facts while efforts
were being made 10 arrest the criminal par.
ties might defeat the ends Of justice. About
dusk on that day, as the train approached
the end OF curve near the folty.tirst mile
post, IN Amelia county, the engineer thought
he saw an obstruction on the track short
distance ahead. Immediately reversing the
engine aSd applying the air brakes, he sue.
ceeded IN 80 reducing speed that, while the
COW catcher struck the OF ject with sufficient
force TO carry II forty feet, no damage was
done. Afler stopping the train the engineer
and conductor went back 10 ascertain the
cause Of tue trouble. They found that
large log had been placed across the track
and fastened down with stakes driven into
the ground, and that two large rocks had
also been fixed 80 As to aid in accomplishing
the fieDdish purpose OF the wretch who
sought TO destroy the property OF the COM
pany and Kill the passengers. No one was
seen IN the vicinity except colored youth,
who stood with his dog behind neighb0f-
ing tree, and who ran on as the officer, Of
the train approached him.
A. soon aS the facts were reported TO Cap
tain Green, superintendent OF the road he
determined to adopt the most vigorous mea.
surcs 10 discover and arrest the guilty party.
He accordingly pat the matter into the
hands Of Detective John Wren, Of this city.
He went at once 10 the ncighb0rhOOd. and
soon succeeded in discovering the perpe-
TRAITOR of the decd. who proved 20 be ne
gro boy, named Qui,cnberry Branch, about
fourteen OF fifteen years o! age. Upon being
arrested he confessed the crime 10 Mr.. Wren.
and Afterwards to the MAGISTRATE whO com
mitied him to jli 10 await examination on
Monday next. Detective Wren has made IN
euyiable reputation for efficiency IN hi, lire
Of Business, 10 which this last is an GGdi.
ti0n Of 40 slight importance.
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PERSONAL AND BRIEF LoCUS.-S. :. Mur-
ply. Esq, editor OF the Burlington n. J.)
Enterprise, i stopping a. Ford'> Hotel.
TIE Council Committee on Health m"t
ye,t'rdIy 3fieruoOn and transacted some
routine business looking 10 ;hc hcath and
cleanliness of he citV.
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OF TIE
STOMACH. LIVER AND KIDNEYS
,......, and ,n.Ctu4'. 1aAcu lu dJ>cs OF ha't a
,........nai after c>ch u,es'. it will establish
-..,r rfhcdg. uca aIse from constipation
,...,t.,. all poo, interfere vlA bu.ine>s' and the
...-. .,ar, ,,iou, AVID nervous debility Which ale
..,-a. r salts of Indigestion, bihousuess and an
,.,l.ar aalt Of od, viii c,a e.
-tr.four.L have Tested is virtues per-
.'...e.4 know ihat Tor DN-ltpsir. Eilousi tSs'
..r.r,.l,u, U.tfirhr. 30 O., the - mcdicisclhc
..,r-.w W have fici iOilY oiECr RENE
+-f.f.rr ,immou~ Liver Lestiat.r but mole OF
..lt,r, more than temp raiA r'iiei, nui ihc
T..,rrrh amt Messenger. N1con, Ga.'
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PROSPECT FOR EXCURSIONS. From re
present outlook the Richmond and Ale
ghaLY railroad viii BE- 4 flyOrjie thorough
fare for summer excursions. The company
hl- already received eighteen applications
from parties desrou, II char'erins trains
Tor excursions next summer. One sunday
school wants 70 secure ~ many a. eighteen
ear. for q certain Day ia july.
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GRAND JURORS FOR TIE MARCH TEaN.-
The following grand jury has been drawn
ipr TIE March term of the Iln~liu1S Coufr,
which begins next Monday: Griffin l..
Davenport. Thoma, i. K,csre. john +.
Cary, George y. ThIXt0o, james f. Gum.
=. u. Baskerville, Thomas Potts, Robert
a. Gary. and j. j. Foster.
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W. ID. BLAIR & 60. have been appointed agents
for Jules Mumm champagnes for The state Of
Virginia. This vine equals any, and Messrs. BLAIR
4 Co propose to sell 1t lover than any other line
grade Of Champagne. They are also sgc1:s for the
celebrated Knicserbocker Gin.
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v. FLLYsON 4 CO., advertising agents. il,,r' ,d-
ye etSew'nts IN al Of the newspapers OF ihe J'ltcd
>'afo5 AZ publishers rates Orders left a. fhe Dts.
D1tch couu,iug-roOm viii receive piomp. attea-
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ENGLISH DAIRY SALT.

-0cO sucks Prime 1 NGLI~H DAIRY : ALT.
Al so
goo tons AGRICULTURAL SALT.
s'a. Dy DAVENPORT & MORRIS,
Tor
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Entered at the Posi-Onice at Richmond, Va. as
sccond-class maticr.l
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ANDALVSfAy RAIN.

IIrB rrScn. delicious beverage, 81
CHRISTIAN < WHITES.
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IN HOGsHEADS EXTRA HEAVY
NlEIP, knishi's brand:
t '"ire.s CHOICE SUGAR SYRTP.
- Az. STOKES & 90.
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BRUNSWICK sOrPs-dozen 1ayors-2jc. a eau AZ
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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GR0CEEIrS ANn LI0TORS.

pJEE SWEET CATAWBA WINE. DI-
Ettf FROM NINEYAND AT SENECA
Ltht- "Iar WINE has teeu used DUNG the
a. is" YEAR by inyaids with great "a isiactl0n."
] sale ly SLATtE, SiNER~ < ca.
Sole Agents, 1924 Main street.
DHH 90 rfgumGUg. Na.
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THE NEW MAYOR.

The Hon. John +. Taylor, the neWly-ap-
pointed Mayor Of Manchester. /, native
Of that city, and thoroughly identified with
all it, interests, A. his ancestors for genera
tons before him were. His father practlccd
medicine in Mancht StCr for many years,
aud was regarded ~ eminent in his lrofe,
sion. HIS grandfather Samuel Taylor was
distinguished o. one 0f the first lawyers at
the Court OF Appeals bar IN his day, and
bis @rcat.uncle was Chancellor Tayior-al
Of whom resided in the house now occu.
pied by his Honor and his sisters, on Porter
street.
Mr.. Tay Tor Is an academic graduate Of
the University OF Virginia and OF the
Richmond Law school, and has been at
the bar for nearly nine years. and,
a. was aaid Of him 10y the honorable Judge
Of the Corporation Court, he is a man
"whOSe position in the community, whose
identity with the Interests OF the city, and
whose high character, together with his ac.
know ledged capacities and attainments, dis.
tnctly point 10 him aS one ~ all respects
Cminently qualified for the discharge OF the
duties Of the honorable and responsible pO-
stion."
Mr. Tay lor qualified Yesterday. aud enters
at once upon The discharge of the duties Of
the office.
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ly udi eliminate Application 90 cheap prep'ra'
ion. bat call for Toilet Waters fI"ttr'. 'ps-
met.-.. % made by }. x e.. ArHfNsoN, Ion 'ol.
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Ori.iual aud geuuiue Manufactured ONLY bv
j. n. ZEiiIN x co,
Pui.4dplpiia. p.
Vrr.hsetrs .houlJ hc careful {" -tc hat iney gel
tp1 GENriNE. manufactured oul hS ,. II. ZEiLlN
A &C.. Philadelphia.
r. S-deod vwtAu2O
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feSCY GOODS. Dc.
SrEyESs
OPENS TO-DAY

''"''else sssHiElout Of LADIES ard GEN
'LhhLN's saECHELs. BAGS, Asld VA
f'Sts' from 81 to 50, ia Black. Red. Eeown-
80 '''leF. See uoss,ock before buying
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judgment does not concur with what NAV
seem to be the Judgment OF the Council. |
would very much prefer that the appoint
ing power should be In the Council. | have
no personal concern in IL. and the only in
terest which the question has for me is that
which eyerv proper man should have where
dutV is involved.
But there seems 10 be no alternative left
me other than to yield Ny convictions TO the
Judgment OF the Council or 10 perform The
duty which. after serious consideration. |
believe the law imposes on me, submitting
TO the Council to act as It may deem best in
the premises, sincerely trusting that its wis.
dom shall suggest such method as will oh.
vlate the necessity OF a conflict and preclude
all feeling as well as all appearance Of an
tagonism, which under any circumstances
would be unseemly, and under some might
be ffullfnl of harm as wei as indecoIous
and improbable.
do, therefore, officially notify you that
have conferred the temporary appointment
upon a gentleman whose position in the
community, identity with The nerests OF the
city,and wlo high character. together with
his acknoW ledged capacities and attain
ments, driinctIy point to him as one in all
respects eminently qualified for the dis.
charge OF the duties OF the honorable and
responsible office Of Mayor of your city.
herewith commuuicate to YOU certified
copy OF the order appointing john +. Tay-
lor, E'q 10 I'LL. temporarily, the vacancy in
the office Of the Mayor Of Manchester. oc-
casioned by the resignation OF the Hon.
James a. Gentry, and beg also 10 inform
your honorable body that Mr.. Taylor has
qualified and entered upon the discharge OF
the duties of his Office.
Very respectfully, yOnr obcdieut servant,
:. BASSETT FRENCH.
The communication was received, and, on
motion Of Mr.. Evans. II was ordered 10 be
spread upon the minutes. The question
concerning the appointment OF a Mayor by
the City Council 10 tiIl the vacancy caused
by the resignation OF Mr.. Gentry came up
for discussion.
Mr.. sims said "Undcrt the circumstances
| think it best 10 confirm Judge French's
appointment
Tie Council then went INTO an election.
Mr.. Taylor was nominated 10y Mr.. Sims.
and his nomination WAS seconded by Pre,.
dent Perdue.
Mr.. PcTdue, in SecondiDc the nomination.
said If the Council elected the same man
Judge French appointed he would certainly
be The lawful Mayor"
Mr.. !. W. Gentry said lie had no objec.
ton 10 Mr.. Taylor bat be did not feel that
be- could vote for BIN because he thought
that the rights OF the Connect bad been tres
passed upon by Mr.. TayoI's being appoint
ed by Judge French. The clerk was then
instructed TO call the roll. MeS,r>. Gentry.
Gibbs. and Bail0we asked TO bc eXcr>o d..
The other members voted ior Mr.. Taylor
The Chair decided that there was nO.el,c-
ton. a. Il quorum Of the Council did not
vote. Another vote was called for Mc,Sr>.
Gibb., Gentry, aud BlIIOwe voted for no
particular person. The other mtmGerS
again voted for Mr.. Taylor. The Char then
said that as Mr.. Tay Ior bad received a ma
ioriiy OF The votes cast he would therefore
declare him elected.
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HoRsFoRD's ACID rH0srulrEau-ef.liH iH &er'-
OILS HeaCachr. Beware Of tmittiiOus
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DIRECT FROM NEW oRLEASs-the hest 5-cent
CIGAR in America CnRlSTGAN WHITES.
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WANTED. \ GOOD COOK, without
" ucumrtaLec. Must have gCOd rcf,rcuCc.
Andy M,uday al ibfii% BROTHERS.,
Mh i-2f cnrnnr f1urlh md L, ond strctts.
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DR.. HARTLEY's REMEDY cures Catarrh when
NIL oth'r known remedies fail. One package Is
generally sufficient. TO efre: 4 care. sold rs an
IrugVfsts
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TUESDAY NIGHT M,RCu srn.
ROME, THE ETERNA CRY.
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WEDNESDAY NIGHT. M,Rcu 9IIL
Jt Rt'.AliN AND llli. iiOLl LAND.
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THURSDAY NIGHT NNGcH loIL
= WIZ IEI'aANp u THE \ : l. r.
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SITUATION WANTED IN SOME MER-
= OANIlLEBU>INE>S. Grocery preferred. Can
establish q EG'd country trade. willing 30 work on
small salary. Address BUSINESS HAIRY,
uu i-2it C9.C IF pfSD0tci..
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TUFTS EXrECToRANT

all. ,op 10 rsise the ph'cgn. cause pleasant
~ ", ,ou viii wake in the morning cough
s-,N --. working irrciY, and breathing easy. 1t
g''e' '.,,,, and cure for Group, and rLNASANr
"sW buaftn love Il. NJ family s"odld be
cSp'N.' >o,i hy druggists IN 20c' Sud ~ bottles.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
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FURNITURE.

WILLIAM DAFFRON. MANU.n
w FACTUeER AND DEALER lNk,
R,i0M Ft'RSiTURF. WOOD ana CANE-v!
SEAT CHAIRS, aud every article IN he ftRNi-
TUE linz. Bedding, Fea'hers y Msur3sfes.
ID rs The bAsiness, carTts The stock, 9ld caDnpi De-
- der,Oid Oaire and warerooms. ls3s Hql
street; fsci0iy, l6. ~. 20. ~, "a uor;h ffeeuih
street. RichuOn 4. Va IL 2O-AUl
7 ARGE AND SUPERIOR STOCK ~
Il CHAMBER FURNlIURt, ~
PARLOR FURNITURE. gFE
DINI.G-ROOM FURNITURE,
MATTRESSES.
Good sold On accOmmo iaine term I.
SAMUEL W uARW p0l
e. a-eod3m GpNtrtot Nlrt-.
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TheY yet show 4 large stock of
sHRETHGs, sHiRrISGS, MuSLlNS, QUILTS,
TOWELS, TABLE-DAMAsK, &c.
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EURXiTURE.-LARGE SIOCh e.
L. GREAT iNnU & T. VI Y >-tAtt s.ss
rgRus IF sYNENTS-We e9ll agtcniIOa NJ
Of all in need Of goods 20 our large sad .e,tet
= ,ek ef Furnl,rre, embracing al ol ihe t,rst
g'gles In PSrloH chamber, and hnins'h1oih o- ~
oar stock Is lu,l ana complete; our prc's ~ \" -
me lowest; onr goOGs will COMPARE SNs any ~ .ee
N'' H. GArnRiGHr 4 son
tas2,n l6 governor siftr's
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OPINIONS OF THE CONTINENTAL PRESS.

The London papers publish extracts from
the continental papers on the BIIli>h defeat
at SptZkOp. The AuSirian Journals retort
the phrase " Hands OIL" once UsCd by Glad
stone against Austria in reference to the
BallSins question. The Vienna PreSse says {:
" Misfortune follows misfortune. bIunder
succeeds blunder. ever since Mr.. Gladstone
has resumed Office. 1t appears as though
fate INTENDED with The name OF Gladstone to
mark the downfall OF Great Britain a. one
OF the great Powers Ct Che world"
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I ST.
DAVENPORT 4 MORRIS.
DOCK STREET
2nn4t.. offer for sale
1;h,, SANTOS
fe af,. LAGUAYkA. unC
JAVA .COFFEES.
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FR!DAY WIGHT. MARCH I'M.
GREAT BRITAIN A>D iEi LAND.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-05

Tee larges. 'ock aud the test arsalas n
WET GOODS
CANE HAD AT LEVY BROTHERS.
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sNI@5.NsSyS.
DICHNOND THEATRE.
PROFESSOR CROMWELL

rnH GntAr LE>rEN nrcErATloS.
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CELEBRATED ARTIST TRAVELLER.
win yisud'iy anI orally irustrVe.
MGNDNT MIGHT. MARCH :. lSS
\ TRIP n fUROPE.
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