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DIP. c. W. DENSON'S
sKIN-CURE
4. MarrAntod % cure

=. Dn. c. W. BENsoN'S
sKIN-CURE
1, warranted 20 cure
rcZrNIA, LETTERS, HUMoRS, !.
81 NFL ANIMATION, MILK-CRUST, :
ALL ROUGH, sCALY EBUPTIoNs,
Z DISEASES OF HAIR AND SCALP, Z
= scRoFULA ULCERS, PINPLES, and =
: TENDER ITcHINGs on ALL PARTS :
< or TIE BODY.
,,n,tes the skin white, soft, and smooth; re
.,e. tan and freckles, and is the BEST TOILET
oprSSING IN THE WORLD. Elegantly put up
,sobot,les in one package, consisting Of both in
nal and external treatment. All first-class drug
,,.,.haye It. Price, 81 per package. -,
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done AT
the DISPATCH PRINTING-IlOUsE. Good work,
Low prices and satsfaction guaranteed.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, &c.

CEVERA. A novel from the German.
- Translated by Mrs. Wistu. Price, $l.50.
CRAOUE o. Doom. Story. lil usirated.b
Cloth, fl.5O: paper, 60 cents.
LUCILLE. by owen Meredith. A new edition.
beautifully illnstrated.) 90.
SONGS OF SEVEN. By Jean IDgalow. New
edition. illustratedl ~.
MISS ALCOTTS LITTLE WOMEN. tIiand-
sOnely illustratcdl 30.
THE TRAGEDIES OF KSCHYLOS. new
translation. with Biographical essay and appen-
dix Of rythmed choral Odes. by T.. N. Plumptre,
ID. ID. Price $3.50. With mahy other choice and
elegant books daily arriving. -
noli WOODHOUsE & FABIAN.
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WOOD AND COAL.


y II. HAwEs,
dealer in all kinds OF
COAL.
WoOD-lOng, sawed, aud split.
20 2-Sm Eighteenth and Cary streets.
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FINANCIAL

HIGHEST PRICE PAID
FOR
CONFEDERATE STATES COUPON BONDS.
RoS-lm r. II. MAURY & co.
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I YnIA E. PINKHAMs

lydia E. PINKHAMs
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
IsA
POSITIVE CURE
son ALL THOSE PAINFUL COMPLAINTS
AND WEAKNESSES so COMMON
Toor-R BEST FEMALE POPULATION.
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PRDIE OLD VIRGINIA HAMS lash-cured).
W.D. BLAIR & Co.
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a STORE RoBBED.-Yesterday morning
Mr.. Lemuel Powers, whose place Of bust
ness is at No. 1912 Hain street, upon OPEN
ing his store discovered that he had been
robbed. An examination OF the premises
showed that thieves had effected an Ell
trance from the rear and carried off about
800 pounds Of flour in bags, six tubs Of
butter, and twelve buckets Of apple-butter
The police Of the First district were noti-
fed, and they Immediately set to work to
ferret out the robbery. During yesterday
they arrested William Burwell, Milton Via,
Junius Johnson, Henry Bryant, William
II. Anderson, and John Davis (all coIored),
as the guilty parties. A portion OF the
stolen property was recovered, and there
were some arrests OF parties for having the
goods in their possession. The matter will
be investigated in the Police Court this
morning.
During the search Sergeant Whitlock
and Officer Parkinson found box OF to-
bacco bearing the stamp of X. A. Patterson
g. Co., supposed to have been stolen from 4
lot which was sent TO the Petersburg de-
pot by MeSsrs. Patterson e. Co. for ship
ment South.
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MOTHERS! MOTHERsl MOTHERS!

LIQUoRs AND CIGARS Of every variety, both
Wholesale and retail. W. ID. BLAIR & CO.
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FIuvanna: W. Z. Haden, Il.

Fluvanna: w. u. Haden, II.
Franklin:
Frederick and Winchester: Holmes Con-
rad.
Gloucester: J. ". Stubbs.
Goochland: j. l.. Stratton, r.
GraysOn
Greene and Madison: t. F. Fry, X.
Greensvile and Sussex: Samuel G.. IIar-
risOn, II.
Halifax: Moorfeld and Watkins.
Hanover: r. II. Cardwell.
IIenrico: NJ. w. Lakewood, r.
Henry: -, II.
Isle Of Wight: j. w. Duck, r.
King and Queen: III. II. Pollard.
King William: Anderson, X.
Lancaster and Richmond: f. S. Phil
lips, X.
Lee: c. slemp, X.
Loudoun: George f. Plaster.
LoudOuB and Fauquier: X. Taylor Scott.
Louisa: J. NJ. Richardson, Il.
Lunenburg: Coleman, X.
Mathews and Middlesex: A. Il. Evans.
Necklenburg: Ross Hamilton (colored)
X.
Montgomery: James C. Taylor, r..
NansemOnd Thomas II. Cross, X.
Nelson: A. b. Fitzpatrick.
New Kent and Charles City: William n.
Tinsley, r.
Norfolk city: w. II. Turner, r., and
Lewis Webb, X.
Norfolk county: r. G. L. Paige (colored),
r.
Northampton and Accomac: John T.
wilkins.
Northumberland and Westmoreland I:
Robert Mayo, II.
Nottoway and Amelia Archer Scott (cO-
lored), r.
Orange: w. Terrill.
Petersburg: d. +. May, r., and ARMS
tead Greene (colored), r..
Page: A. X. Grim, X.
Patrick: -, X.
Pittsylvania and Danville: Joel II. OH
yer, B. b. Munford, and b. A. Davis.
Portsmouth: Ellis A. Butt.
Princess Anne: Littleton Owens (col-
ored), II.
Prince Edward: n. III. Champlin, IL.
Prince George and Surry f. ID. Bland
(cOlored), X.
Prince William: c. +. Nicol.
Pulaski and Giles Democrat.
Rappahannock Democrat.
Richmond city: &. +. Taylor, VI. l..
Spotswood, T. w. Davis, and James Lyons,
Jr.
Rockbridge: w. b. f. Leech and r. X.
Dunlap.
Rockingham: p. Herring, r., and Henry
Hanbsrough, r.
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10 PARTIES USING PINE AND
;s,< YAK LUMBER would say am prePa.reodn onn 70
4 fsct for filiDg bills from 5000 70 oVyVyyyss, W.
nsf sDorfest notice, NJ the bEsI iSAh'
ke. w. A. CHAMBEkb. Jn.,
~. Hardware Depot, vallena Fost-cmee,.
@b5m Riehlnend and AlleghanT rsilfoAu
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, THE STORE ANDGA
Il DWELLING No. ll6 east Broad street Ii
between First and second streets, suitable Tor
retail grocery. Apply % to
II. SELDOM TAYLOR,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
no l1-3t Eleventh aud Bank streets.
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ID &c II N y y ID .

IL -
MURPnY's GUIDE, with illustrations and maps,
35c.
CHESTERAIAN'S GUIDE, 25c.
WALKS ABOUT RICHMOND, 81.
JAMES RIVER TOURIST. 2.c.
YORKTOWN HANDBOOK, 25c.
CENTENNIAL ALBUM yorktown and Rich
mond), soc.
]. 600 sTkREOSCOPIC VIEWS.
The LARGEST assortment OF BOOKS, new and Old,
in the southern states. IL at 1902 and SO Main
street. j. ". kANDOLPi X kNOLlbb.
oc i6-d&w
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ALSO,
STORE No. 1928 Main street between Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth streets. suitable for almost
any business. These stores will be rented very
reasonably. Apply to
QUARLES & MCCURDY,
no I0-3t 1919 Main street.
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EOR RENT, THAT VERY DE-Ga
Il sIRADLE BRICK DWELLING No. Iii
322 north Twenty-fonrth street. between Broad
and Marshall streets. lately occupied by W. J.
Yarbrough, Esq. containing eight rooms, gas,
water, bath, sc. Rent low and possession At once.
QUARLES & McCURDY,
no 10-3t 1912 Main street.
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DOR RENT, THE TWO VERY H>
Il DESIRABLE FARMS, with conyenienfHsa
and cOmmodi0us DWELLINGS and out-hO'Eos,
barns, &C., with plenty Of good hand, within 800
yards Of the eastern corporation limits OF the city
Of Richmond. Apply TO
W. l.. COWARDIN,
Oc l6-eodts 1913 Main street.
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OAL AND WOOD-FIRsT-CLAsS
~, ih,uEL.-An kinds Of ANTHRACI,rI IL, ~ ~ =
phkLdiAsL CLOyER-HiLL, WEST yIRGlNiiA'
,,y,sslAbtly on hand: also, OAK and PINE WOOD.
AZ. ~ onered a. reduced prices- II will pay you 70
M sHe examine prices before purchsslng. V1P1RSys
csry and II o Broad sarcel opposiic Theatre.
H2 G. VI. PAGE.
J, CsT RECEIVED, BEST ANTIiRA,
C.,DIiIE COAL for famiiies-EGG, STOVE anu
NnhofNUT sIZEs.
ALSO,
"rrniSH LUMP COAL for foundries.
~ sele al market rates. =. i. LAtHhOts
r.. - At
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w A n I Il d,
w PURCHASERS FOR
100000 SAWED SPRUCE LATlIS,
10000 LARGE No l HEART CYPRESS
SHINGLES,
10000 LARGE No. 1 SAP CYPRESS SHIN
Giles,
together with large stock OF ALI. KINDS OF
LUMBER, which we Offer at low prices
TRUMAN A. PARKER & co,
Lumber Dealers,
au l9-tNov 10 Fifth and Canal streets.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.-Just re-
ID coiyed. a lJrge ussQgtment Of BOX PAPER
an the latest style. / carry full line Of STA
PIE and FANCY sTATiONtRI. Ny stock Is
all new and fr1l and sell at the lowest priecs-
lie following quotations on u few Leading articles;
A FINE BOX OF PAPER for Ice: a roam Of
GOOD WRITING-PAPER for Zoe. Prices on
fine grades cheaper Than any hou,e in lhe city.
A large assortment Of PllOTOGRApH-AL-
BUNS at very lOw price.
POCKET-BOOKS, PURSES, &c.
All the atcst Noe. ~ fRANkLiN-SQUhhE
and SEASIDE LIBRARIES.
large ass .rtment o. WALKING-CANES, az
LEONARU'S Book aud New.-siofc,
Oc 80 9cS MtIu sifcsi.
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EOR RENT, BUILDING SOUTIi-l-t
Il WEST CORNER OF MAIN AND FOURIER
TENTH STREETS, lately occupied by CITY
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HUsTISGs COURT.-The Hastings Court
will meet this morning at II O'Clock. The
grand Jury will convene at that hour.
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BOTHTOURT.

FINcAsTI.R, November Six precincts,
including three of the strongest Readl ulster
especially Jackson, L. Linkenhoker
bome) heard from. All show that the Siate
ticket will be carried by about 400 major
ify. and the county and senatorial caAdl-
dates follow close.
Glade Creek precinct has Just been re-
ported as the banner one Of the county
only one Readjuster vote cast. Here the
neGroes went solid against us.
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The returns below indicate the election
of Colonel William e. Cameron for Gov
ernor, and that the ReSdiusters have a ma
jority in each house Of the General Assem-
bly,.
Vote of Richmond and HenricO-(Of-
6ciaD.
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WANTED, A GOOD COOK, WASHER
w AND lRONER. Apply, with reference. at
oO9 east Clay street, between Ninth aud Tenth
streets no 1l-2tE
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DEAUTIFUL LEATHER GO0Ds.-W

DEAUTIFUL LLEATHERGO0D
ID are now opening fne line Of Ladies' Dress
ing Cases, WOrk-Boxes, Wriing-Dcsks. Glove
of which are beautifully hand-painted suitable for
wedding, birthday, and other presents; also fiDe
Steel Engrayiugs Gilt and Velvet frnincs, and
many other Fancy Goods IN our line. Bi1hdny-
CARDS. hcau.lfil assortment. Books IN every
department OF literature.
WEST, JOHNSTON & CO.,
nos 81 hain street.
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suRRY COURTHOUSE, November -lno
,o,Iorr,n0 "a the official vote OF surry {:
Daniel Daniel. 5si; Barbour, 5SS; Mehinney' , aey
Dsn'S soa Csmerou. @ 361; Lewis, 800; Blair, S3g'
"'I Tor the senate Gee Oem.), 3S9; VIE
cox = READ, s57; Youngblood (straigh'-
OUT, 203. :, ns,eostes. Evans
fstrsighout), 5s7; Bland (Resd.l sD.
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WANTED, TIMERS ON ASSORTED
w TISWARE. steady employment and good
wages 20 good hands. Address
BATCHELDER & BARNARD,
no lO-3tS Norfolk. Va.
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7 ARGE TOBACCO FACTORY, Ass
IL No. 1898 ROCKETS STREET, FOR II
RENT.-This EXCELLENT FACTORY is for
rent with possession at once II desired. The COM
plete fixtures can bc purchased from the present
tenant. Abply 10 - W. GODDfN,
no 4-eOd3t Real Estate Auctionccr.
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WANTED, TO RENT A GOOD
w SENEN-ROOMED HOUSE, with modern
improvements. State price aud location. Address
PROMPT PAY,
no 6-6t care Dispatch office.
, 1881-11-06

4 GENTS WANTED-TO SELL QUIZ
II :,w,d* needed evcrrwherc. AdIress. With &c
ttanp fcr e,1pe and circular. or call Ut Ia East nd
t<hn-4f Room t.
, 1881-11-06

WANTED-TO RENr-A SMALL CoI-
w t4.e or four roJu1s for h0u*cxeep nK bY Amer:
tgn fn1nllv with four children. rent not 10 exceed
Sn. Address y H. Tribune uf:s.
, 1881-11-06

AGENTS WANTED-OF EITHER sen.
.hpermanent- lucrative: Mnd easy .m!!oythent' e1-
, 1881-11-06

ITO KENT-STOEE AND ) ROOMS AT
J. ~ Nurti tlark.:t. corner OF DIVISION. Neht
>chcap tnuuire at 40 North tiHrk-st-. up-s:etr5-
, 1881-11-06

OFFICES.
TITO .REST-FHONT OFFICES. SECOND
i floor; also suites on third and fourth hooEs;
ELEVATOR in building. At Il und IS south ClarK-st'
{t
, 1881-11-06

H1O OREST-ONE-HALF OF STORE ON
l S,ate-st near Washington. for four months
Fine cill.ce for holiday t1ndc. MEADE j coE' ~
I uffr.Sf
, 1881-11-06

YyTANTED-TO KEET-A POisT1oN.O-
w twu tiuors with use nj steam power and els-
yatur, fur manufacturing strup. Address 4 H. lrio
fii.Y.
, 1881-11-06
.tGEA-7rT TINTED,

A GENTS SWANTED-IIs]sS0NA
~ Garded* That ,nasnisccnt photo sronr 81 81 'ar ,x,
published by t. l.orejny. and curyr:Ccd IL haStn:
une vaniI,ed safe. esuecny in te popnrr caoinet
aso On fx toard Cabinets mailed postpaid tor NC:
kxlD heavy uncIs fl;s} Agents wanted every here
Sper.men sahiuets mailed A.t1n!u 10 n4en.s and
dealer. for c :,nnt delay. Every family VIII bny
upe Cash with order .tIchan est, balance & ~
Il, T. LDyEJDY, ii and ~ S:aie-st.. Chfcnsn-
, 1881-11-06

no RENT-3, DELIGHTFULLY."- STU
single; double corner hnuse. kouth Of Chicuso-av+;
pirate family. Address e ~ Tribune Office,
, 1881-11-06

WASmEp6Ico ss;s1 MESnHx r. ot tp3cs " ~
1,.ons for hou*ckce ping; must Pc cnnnletc Ins
nl,uut Ia every respect Address 5. Tribune ONCE
, 1881-11-06

VTANTED-TO RENT-A LADY EN-
~ ptoyed during tho day wishes runn.. with or
without board between Twelfth and ThtEty~rrst sts
Can furnish M 0bjecI1bns tu ruOin-Ql3te. Refer
encc%. Address y II IT, Tribune 0E1:e,
, 1881-11-06

rT,O KENT-SrORE, SECOND FLOOR,
/ No. lSl Wabash-uv. Is. tIUSuRE. IN Dearborn.
, 1881-11-06

ITO REE'T-SECUSD STORY ~ AZ ~
suited foE willesa c lx!,i tastnr,tx business
N'N O.; I,JW ttuum j Tribune Bulidtfle
, 1881-11-06

ITO RENT TWO ELEGANT FRONT
l. rooms. furnished fronting on Jefferson Park
III strictly private family. rst-clnss table board;
or might nuke arrangements with bOard: OILY dFst-
class cuupe wanted Address II u, Tribune. .
, 1881-11-06

A GENTS " WANTED-WllO HAVE HAD
n exrerjencc il selling tctuol supplies IN coun~
-: Address JOHN n. MOTT, 3ao slnecnnes-aT''
, 1881-11-06

ITO I;ENT-ONE ALCUNE ROOM, FL, Il
n=hed ilre, i;l1h. hot Ard cu!d water. to quiet
parties: on Deasborn-av., near ETe"ss- e H. TF'o-
ntnt. u*ffsr
, 1881-11-06


NORTH SIDE.
ITO ORENT-FURNISHED SUITES OF 8
- rooms for purity Of gents or housekeeping 15l
Anrth ftArk.Sf.
, 1881-11-06

RIO RENT-219 K1NZIE-ST., NEAR
I State i-story store. suitable for heavy goods
t.EGfkA Sli It) LII. - Times Building.
, 1881-11-06

rI7D EENT-STOKE AND BASEMENT
J. 24xS5 ~ Wabash-ay. MEADE Il CoE' l'9 l.
, 1881-11-06

}{UK SAI.E-t;uOD SIN llOttsE,lVn n. Eis
l2 Havt.r .ttatu engine t@ervrt-llandf cncai. "F
will exeai,.e 70 hrse-lN'wcr stationary. assoA
Ma3lu:A1ur,,l. Company. lily 1atNs''ti-st-
, 1881-11-06
TO RENI-ROOWS.

TO RENT-2S3 WABASH-AV.. TWO OR
| tbres desirable furnished rooms to hrst-class
, 1881-11-06

{JTANTED-TO EENT-+ OK ROOMS
w suitatle for housekeeping. Address Room dh
, 1881-11-06

~JITANTED-rO KENT-UNTlL 1S,r OF
W Mag, nnturnsshed front room with carpet;
South SLfe. e u. Tribune nlite. ---.
, 1881-11-06

T1lO RENT-l:}2S 2SAlfClllGAN-AE., WITIl-
/ Ii, III minutes walk from F.nles House III ele-
g:.Ht hnse r,Vrls OIL pnrlvr nuur and sitglc rooms
i.,S Ecnttaleu.
, 1881-11-06

ITO RENT-TWO FINE STORES, FuK-
ni.hed fur = GROCERY or meat markell In brick
block III Evanston. with family ronms overhead
IL ). AUSTIN. IEi Westinghouse. Chicago
, 1881-11-06

T1O RENT = LARGE UNFUkN IS11ED
l. rooms with closet; also one nicely furnished.
n. West ltAnduiph-st
, 1881-11-06

rl,O Nl;NT-N Y FURNISHED
/ rooms. single suite for g or - per week.
i ttdStW
, 1881-11-06

RIO RENT-TWO NICELY-FURNISUED
i roo1ns with Mll modern improvements. With Or
without board References required. 2ld North In
Eaiin.si. -
, 1881-11-06

n1O RENT -UNFURNlSHED FRONT
aicoy, room, In private family suitable for unn
aud wife: furnace hoe and cold water terms moder-
, 1881-11-06

EoK SALE-:a,1 EAlI5K1-W!lEEl,S tf
Il hAlf-rr,ce lS, i; must sell at once. 4'Vh-.-A
Ih.rtn 4-t11t Fit
, 1881-11-06

ITO KENT-TWQ Or T1lkEE Nicely
| tnrniAhett iron: r,uus :isI a1wankce-Ev..
suitable ancur dentists oiite LOT WHICH, IL HIS
been used far.
, 1881-11-06

r1,O KENT-AND FURNITURE FOR
-aie rn unusually p'cnsant tionr of rooms. Oh
south Side. private resiAence furnished c'hp!ete
!! fur housekeeping; furniture nearly new. Address u
R.3ffftt
, 1881-11-06

ITO KENT-A GENTLEMAN WILL,
L rent his marble front ouse, elegantly furnished.
until May l, 1ss2 the West Side convenient to
street cars. MI modern Improvements |. rooms. 70 q
small private family only. WM. II. rliUMfSON.1J ~
WcSt MA6ISun-S1.
, 1881-11-06

A GENTS WANTED = FIRST CLASS
IA travelling agents Ca,'ahsc nf :on.lucttn0 a gen
erai n.p1lcx. Utit.e Ii .Assstl1.-St., l4lU1n ~.
, 1881-11-06

I,f1r, Sa1I-t]VE Sill. HORIZONTAL.
.r-rc ,,n,. 1E-htr-e-,n,wer tubular b',icr one
.-aorse-puwc: upright boiler one Hran. .aanG. ,.Nd
wh,r] S,, S 1u.1n,i .,r double tlufstE engine hssa
boiler ali srcoi,ts hand uc in s''d vriGr u-t r.
ceiyed and III sck assur; men: q mnstnH:x'"H
, 1881-11-06

WANTEp--To, KESrMA s,, HouSE }sas TX OK
thui Union t'.rk drnnrth than Lincoln PafA Adj
drt.ss Z %. Tribune Otlice.
, 1881-11-06

| ITO REN'r-TI1REE. ROOMS ON SEC
f. l. one hour: children. y North Ceatre-aT,
/ corner Iubbart-st. Call Mundnv.
, 1881-11-06

ITO EENr-BRlCk STORE; GOOD LO-
l. cation for grocery. inquire At Is East Chi-
, 1881-11-06

ITO REN'r-rO ONE OR TWO GENTLE
i men, a we'll furnished front nlcove -r1uu,; BATH.
heat and gas; in private family. so uuron-st.,
, 1881-11-06

n,O REN'r-20ls WADASH~AV., NICE
| " furnished scoye rooin; also other rooms:
rorr rms
, 1881-11-06

ITO RENT-FURNISIIED ROOM, SUIT
l. able for one or gentlemen. 3iS West Madl-
, 1881-11-06

RIO RENT-FURN1SlIED ROOMS FOX
/ single gcntietucil. or gentleman and wife: i'll
,v(iern tnrny central ',cH:inn; hnuse rst-
riSS.: ~ rms reasonable. Ity!. Tribune Ufsee.
, 1881-11-06

uoO RENr-DESIkABL DESkROOM,
l chcai. FRANK GLOSSOF, Is! ClarE-st, Roon
ft'nut U!fc+i.
, 1881-11-06

ITO KENr-WELL FINISHED STORE,
l. Just completed, a3x;J feet. two stories, In rnIdy
growing yia:s OF lsuI: suitable for jewesry tnnIy
me III placet uther business; terms reasonable
AddrnsS'A SDKtW j. SMITH. Sauk Centre, Mtnn.
, 1881-11-06

NTANTED-TO RENT FURNISHED
w rooms, In privnte house preferred. north Of
Twelfth ind east of otnte-sts- <Adtress 81 Trb-
tlffiEa
, 1881-11-06

YIyANTEp-TO KENT-A MODERATE
w sized bou:e with II III IL acres Of x!nunu proper
fnr na.:urayet and culture ut ve.etnbes Wtsnih . u
r.,!.us nt Il miles OF the c'ss. doofeS' '''
, 1881-11-06

13TANTED-TO RENT-BI \ YOUNG
w mrn. II pleasant ac',vn: must be c.ein Eeas"n-
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Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-08
Extreme Tired Eeeltn~.

A lady tells us s'the first bottle has done my daughter great deal of good, her food does not distress her now. nor does she suf fer from that extreme tired .feeIing which she did before taking Hoods Sarsaparilla." A second bottle effected 8 cure. No other preparation contains such concentration of yitalizing. enriching purifying and invigor- ating properties as Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-08
West River straightening.

Organization of the Joint Committee--A
 survey Ordered of the Rlver from
 WhaIley Avenue to Oyster Point.
 The joint committee of the Board of Pub lie Works and the Board of Selectmen, who were selected to consider the straightening of West river channel, met in the formers office yesterday afternoon for the purpose of organization.
 On motion MT. Jonathan w. Pond, of the Board of Public Works, was elected chair man of the joint committee and Mir. J. B. Sargent was elected clerk
 The committee voted to instruct the city engineer to cause 8 survey to be made of West river and West meadows from Oyster Point to Whalley avenue Also to show by map the present course of the river channel, the ditches and meadows, with the present owners between Derby avenue and Martin street. Also the lines of West Chapel street and the site of the former bridge and the line of the proposed channel in the river. Also plan for an iron bridge with stone | abutments for the Chapel street crossing and estimate of the cost for the same. Also an estimate of the cost of changing the channel l between Martin street and Derby avenue. The committee adjourned subject to the call of tho chairman.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-08

The Capsized schooner-A Collision or
 BrIdgeport-A New London Whaler
 Lost-Five Lives Lost.
 Two schooners were at work yesterday trying to raise the schooner John Brittln, which was capsized off Stratford Point Friday night. The Brittin, which is owned in Say brook, was bound from New York for New Haven with scrap iron. She was going along steadily off Stratford Point with all sails set, when heavy flaw struck her and keeled her over. All the crew got safely ashore, but the captain had narrow escape, being thrown under the mainsail.
 schooner collided with one of convoy of box barges of Bridgeport Sunday. and sunk it. The boat was bound for New Haven, and, had cargo of 450 tons of coal. No lives were lost.
 The brig Thomas Turull, .now unloading at this port, had 8 very narrow escape from disaster Friday night, while off Shinne- cock light, New Jersey, about Il o'clock. topgallant sail was standing. The lights
 were set as usual. The watch deserted a
 huge ocean steamship making for the brig at about amidships. All hands were called up and blue light was burned. Finally
 when the steamship had reached a point dDOub 1UU l0oG 1TOm 1GS COuIbo was defected and no injury resulted.
 Captain Henry H. Fisk, of the schooner James Ford, from Boston, bound sealing, ar
 rived at Bass River, Mass, Sunday with ten of the crew of the whaling schooner Della Hodgkins, of New London, which were picked up in boat Saturday night. Captain Miner, of the Hodgkins, says in his report that he was struck by squall last Friday night, when within hearing distance of the steam whistle at Pollock Rip lightship Nan tucket Shoals, in which his vessel was cap- sized and sunk. The crew of fifteen men
 had barely time to get into the long boat 1 They pulled all night without any progress
 After being in the boat twenty-four hours | without food and proper clothing the mate and four men died from exhaustion and fright. The bodies were thrown overheard | The schooner had been out since the 12th of ! last May, and was from Greenland bound home with one hundred and seventy barrels | of oil The mate was a nephew of Captain ! Miner and belonged in Groton. The survi- vors were taken to the houses of citizens in West Dennis, Mass, clothed and properly
 cared for. They left for New London yes- terday.
 The Della Hodgkins was owned by Captain | Sanford Miner, of Groton, and Ebenezer ! Miner, of Hartford. She sailed from New
 London on the 12th of July, and the follow ! ing are the officers: Captain, Sanford S..
 Miner first mate, Sanford H. Miner sec-
 ond mate, Wm- Tiffany, all of Groton.