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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-23

Theatre: Smith & Mestayers neeoh-
sfsncted Touriste tomorrow night.
rfazasf Hall: Bernard Opera Company
IN RIlIec TAYLOR Tuesday night.
Industrial Exposition (Armory Duliaihg,
seventh and Marshall Streets: open from
M A. M. 10 11t i. NJ. Vocal and fnstru-
mcntal concert tomorrow night.
state Fair: Exhibition OF horses, cal.e,
AGRICULTURAL machinery, DC. GROUNDS "es,
BROAD street, reached by strectcars anu
wagons running In connection WIN theiii'
Mr.. AND MRs. GOODWIN At TUE THEA
TRE.-Mr. and Mrs. n. {. GOODWIN (bii|a,
Weathersbyl commence an engagement Oh
three nights and matinee at the IheatTe
next Thursday night, supported by goou
comedy company. These artists arc wen
known 10 our theatre-goers, having aI-
peared here last season, when tley iiiuuc
decided hit, and fully establis. i tnen.-
selves rs public fayorites. EIeryDouH Le-
members Mr.. and Mrs. GOODWIN III " Ilop-
bies,r the mere mention OF when iSf5nousn
TO put one In q good humor. In aduillon
20 this a new play entitled "Ine MeluDer
for Slocum,r which Is said to be very much
e,,ne,ior TO - Hobbies" will be given.
The following synopsis will giyea tolera-
bIv fair idea OF "The Member fer Slo-
cum: -.
Mr.. Epps has been elected to the House
OF Commons through the influence OF MS
mother-in-law (Mrs. Jetls) to advocate her
views on wOman's rights. In the House
he becomes the object OF attention OF ARR
tbusa Smith. the wife OF Bill Smith, sport
docidedIy blasc. who are separator on ac-
count OF incompatibility OF disposition.
Il I'D al
riobts and an ardent admirer OF the
sentiments OF OneSmuS, which, how
ever. arc not his own. She insists upon
receiving the attentions of the young and
handsome member, which places him in an
embarrassing predicament and constantly
I'm dread of disclosure before his wife and
mothcr-in-law. Bill Smith arrives at the
house OF Onesimus at the time OF his wifGs
concfalment there, and a denOuement is
made, followed by an explanation, ana
everything ends satisfactorily.
The comedy is said TO he unusually at
tractivc and amusing. and will doubtless
be we'll received here.
THE TOURISTS Smith & Mestayer's re-
constructed Tourists will appear at the
Richmond Theatre tomorrow evening for
an engagement Oh three nlSlil H' NViii-
panv Will be remembered with pleasure rs
having visited the city about this time last
year. and afforded much amusement for
our theatrc-goers. The company was good
enough rs it was then; but Mr.. Smith, who
was an old Richmond boy, announces that
the company a. reconstructed presents
many new and interesting features, and Is
even above their former standard OF excel
Iencc. The Tourists present opera, come
dy. and burlesque, introducing much that
il novel, picturesque, and amusing, with
selections from Oliyettc, Patience, Billee
Taylor, and Musketeer. If you 90 to see
The Tourists you cannot fail to laugh and
be happy.
CnNc1.rr. -Thorc will he 2 Nnnal and In
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THE OLD FIRM Of ". ID. BLAIR & CO.. cstab-
li.hed 1929, IS l1O9 cast Main street, Richmond,
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MOST EXCELLENT VIRGINIA HANS.
w. ID. BLAu. 6 Co,
100 egst Main street
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE
1 Lot. WITH SMALL FRAMED DWELL
ING THEREON. SITUATED or TEMPLE
STREET BETWEEN HARVEY AND DOVER
STKEETS.-By virtue of q decd Of trust from j..
VI. Locknalu and wife 20 me ~ trustee, bearing
date October q, 1850. and IF record In tie clerks
Office OF IlcnricO County Court, -. B. lO5. page
34s. default having been made tl the payment OF
tie note thOyin secured, aud by request OF tie
beneficiary, wiz otter Tor sale at auction, upon
Die premises, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1881,
at 1 o'clock =. W., the PROPERTY described Ina
said deco. as follows: Fronting 90 feet ~ inches
on the wet line Of Temple street, between Harvey
and Dover streets, running back liza feet "a an
alley feet wide.
TERMS: Cash as to q note Of 5000, with interest
from october o, 1851, sHd expenses of sale: the
balance upon such terms as tie said d. VI. Lock
main may direct.
CHARLES a. CRAWFORD,
Oc % Trustee.
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CONCERT. -There will be vocsl and in
strumntsl concert a! the Industrial EX-
hibition tonight. A good programme has
been ARRANGED for the evening.
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WINES, LIQUORs, CIGARS, and FINE GRocE-
RIEs. W. ID. BLAIR & CO.,
100 cast Main street.
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co TO rmK LEE GAtLEnY and be photographed.
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I YDIA T.. PINKHAMS
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
ISA
POSITIVE CURE
FOR ALL THOSE PAINFUL COMPLAINTS
AND WEAKNESSES so COAEiON
TO OUR BEST FEMALE POPULATION.

twin cure entirely the worst form Of Female
Complaints, ali ovarian troubles, Inflammation and
liberation, Falling and Displacements, and the
consequent Spinal Weakness, and ls-particularly
adapted to the Change Of Life.
It will dissolve and expcl tumors from the uterus
in IN carly stage Of development. Thetendency to
canccrous humors there Is checked very speedily by
IT'S use.
II removes fainincss, hatulency, destroys all
craving for st'mulants, and relieves. weakness Of
the stomach. 1t cures Bloating, Headaches, Ner-
vous Prostrauon, General Debility, sleeplcssness,
Depression, aud Indigestion.
That feeling Of bearing down, causing pain'
weight, and backache, IS always permanentlycured
by it, USE 1t viii at all times and under all circum-
stances act in harmony with the laws that govern
the female system. For the cure of Kidney Com
plants OF either sex this Compounds unsurpassed.
LYDIA L. PINKHAM's VEGETABLE COM
POUND is prcpard at 233 and 2S5 Western ave-
nue., Lynn, Mass Price, 81; SIX bottles lfor IS.
Sent by mail In the form Of pills. also in the form of
lozenges, on receipt Of price, 81 per box for ether
Mrs. PIsKHAM freely answers all. lettersTof In
qulry. Send for pamphlet. Address as above.
Mention This paper.
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{" BTCUUPAIBA.'

"BUCHUPAIBA."
New, quick, complete cure four days, urinary az
fcctions, snarting, frequent difficult urlnnttou,
kidney diseases. 81. Druggists.
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HOME TRT.s RAILROAD BRIDGE
}. E. FIcELIN. yicc-Pre,ldeut. oc23-td
cIIENANDoAH-vALLEY RAILROAD

SEALED PROPOSALS win lie received at Roa-
nokc, ROsnoke county, Va, until TUESDAY, No
yembcr lst by the undersigned, for the LAYING
OF THE STONE FOUNDATIONS AND BRICK
WORK OF THE ROUSD-HOUSES, MACHINE
SHOPS, &c, proposed 60 be erected by the Shcn0n-
d0ah-Nalley Railroad Company; for which work
Inc Railroad Company propose 20 furnish stone,
brick, and lime.
Plans and Specifications can be seen and intor-
nation obtained at the oficc II the Division In
GINGER ShCnandOah-Valiey rsilroad, NJ Roanoke.
oc elliot ". ". coz, CHER EnglUccr
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By ". Goddm. Aucyru.
corner Eleventh and Bank .0.t.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE
L AMOUNT OF HEAJTIFULEFtL E~IhIu
WITH COMFORT ABLE BUILDINGS ON A.
BRACING THE GREATER Pant Uf IE
SQUARE BOT NDrD Bi INEN -NlNLt
IfIRTIETIL AND I ~1EtII~. AND liE
L STREETs.-By virtue Of tlr.e .fiIU 4..... ..
trust executed by Captain EI,u,Hr o. .
Wifc-the ir>t 10 y. a.. Ltc. tr.-t... ha-l.- l l
l7th December, 1873; OH. -....i u H. D.
C0wardin. trustee, lesr.u- dat. iitI b... '.
1873: sud the third % vs.. J.. COS .riin. ..-l.
bCtiing date goth April, l~-i. I'D Hi "l. ....
ere duly recorded n llDunru County COM.
shall. il execution thereof ,lD SOLE. mi. OF.
UlCuisc~. on
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LnE-GMLEnY PHOTOGRAPHS delight alt.
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NloNDAY. ocronEn "a, Isl,

the following articles Of personal property All Of
Iis HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. consisting OF
the usual variety, some Of which IS Of excellent
quality. Also, ONE BROOD MARE aud her
fHREE FINE COLTS, and one remarkably fine
STALLION between three and -four years old, All
Of Hambetonian stock. Also, the FARMING M
PIGMENTS, one BUGGY, one CART, one
ROLLER. Also, the crops Of CORN. FODDER,
SHTCkS, aud large quantity of excellent HAY.
TERMS: Cash. ". GODDiN. AuctiOncer.
Oc ARCHAEOLOGICAL
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ll0NDAY, Ocrourr 81 NJ

~ 81 O'Clock =. S., 0f fair; 10 u..ua d.. d. r
dly fherc,f;orJ the following EEA. I~l ilI-..
q part Of which the said li1i0rs N"" rr.ir. ODD
this part there .re ample building, l. ID. N- '. i
large fSMily. and Am excellent ...H.II D ....
fruit trees Including vineyard i.r ...tt. '..,
fertile and Us well adapted fHr Ne-t. I.-.-.. i.
cOriiug 10 ID as o. Doc exhibited Hl '.r 1000. .i 500
10 has ID fr0ut on the east iiuc. iH,a..
street Of $40 feet, on tle west .u. OI iI.....
street az 300 feet. on the est Boz. 40 l.i'
street Of 8Si4 feet and A front Ul N.. "'i
Thirty-rrft stree. oi 372i feet
The special attention Of clpitIl. %. goo De-
called t. this sale as the property DO DIP
wards from Tie city limits. Nl.l1. .a-iu. .t.,.
leading tu 10.
Whilst lhe deeds require cI,a 'e, '.. D.
probable that The creditor "IN .-.l- .' Dbl
term. ~ cash and credit being given o. O.. II-
chascrs. y. h.II'.
IrU.... u. ..... ...
WILTON AtDIN.
Trustee iu The second ..| ..lll ..f.-
RtCINONp. October lg, l~-I. .' ..
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"DANDOLPH HOUSE" AyD orlr

IL ER EALCABLE FARNElIIE rru-
PERTY FOR SALE Al ATCTinN.-l4
THURSDAY THE l31HOF N0yEuulE. f.-l
we viii sell ne public auction, on o.. 1r..lI.. o..
following VALUABLE REAL ESTATE u t..
town Of Farmyile:
/. THE RANDOLPH HOUSE" 4 fApcr
AND CONVENIENT HOTEL situated f.s. nv.
Norfolk aud Western railroad d,f.. TIf.. ...
very large brick h0use-built flr II U.i.frll ...
miraily arranged for the purpD.n-w,f. 10 hoax.
sary ou,-buiidugsand lots ATTACHED. lort4rf.--.
lars see hand-biils This o. tr Principal .rf
Indeed, we believe. The only hotel tarHyIa
2. LARGE AND COMMODiDT- PEIltT
RESIDENCE occupied hy Colonel D.. g.. r..t.--
for description ~ vhlcl s,e haul-.ii'..
3. VACANT LOT adjoining ah ....
Colonel T.. 4. Booker. II fsIIsiiia. HiU .I.r
this property o. any one desiring lH Foe Ifaulr.f
answer any inquiries Con rcgNrd tr..'Y. no WIN .f..
the undersigned. We -pil rs conn. .-i...i. .nfr.
cause u Iloruer and wife -. seldom aul .t..-.
under decree + the Corporation Court . t....t.
Of Lvnchbug.
TkRGe: Twenty per cent. c1... IHl residue .r
q credit II TX. twelve. eighteen, au1 Intr..-l r-
months, The purchs-cr giving u.. '.. HI.H ID
proved personal security. lelr, g interest b.. p.
date. THOMAS Il. kiEhP MIRO Us.
CHARLES NJ EIA,hFOEb.
Oc 22-2swtds Commissioners.
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urRUgTEEg SALE OF THAT yALU-
II ABLE FARM CALLED coax HII.L,n On
THE EASTERN SIDE OF TIE MEtiiANits-
VILE TURNFIkE TWO MILES EAST Ot
RiCIIMOND.--By virtue of three several deeds OF
trust dnly recorded IN Henrico County Court, exc
cuied by Mr.. John Wright and wife, the mrs; TO =.
q. Noting anda w. Goddin, trustees, dated lOth
November. 1875 the second 10 W. Goddin, trus-
tee. dated 10th May, 1876, and tie Third 10 W.
OddIn, trustee, dated LIST December: 1879, record
ed I4th August. 1877, we, the undersigned trus-
quest of the several creditors thereby secured ana
with the full assent and concurrence OF Mr.
Wright offer for sale at auction. ON the premises, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER "a, 1881,
az O'Clock II. NJ, If fair II not on the first fair
day Thereafter the beautiful FARM located a.
above. containing originally 90 ACRES, but from
which 3 acres have been sold oil. leaving 90
ACRES. more or less. the most OF which Is open
land In good heart, and we'll adapted 10 grass snd
the usual crops. The BUILDINGS are numerous,
and embrace all that are necessary for tie accom-
mediation Of q large family. The DWELLING,
built Of brick, with a large greenhouse attached,
contains eight rooms above the basement lnfTont
of the dwelling are several fine Oak-trccs ana IN
attractive gowcr-gardcn, and many ornamental
trees, &c. There Is an eNcent old orchard on the
place. For a residence. market garden, or dairy
Farm the place has many attractions II Il pro-
verbally healthy; has on IL two wells Of fine wafer
Whilst the deeds require cash sale, Yet the trus-
tee arc authorized Ia make the terms bcral-szy
enc fourth cash; balance &c six, twelve, aud eigh-
teen months for negotiable notes, interest added,
r. o. NOTHING,
W. 6ODDiN.
Trustees In the irst deed;
W. GODDIN.
ftsf fta NJ "a II
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at 3 O'Clock Z. NJ, the a5oyc-dc,crlfgl .c-..i.'.
Trims: one third cash the balance fiI 'rii
on interest 80 q per cent. az such time ui ,.' ''.
is viii suit The purchaser.
GEORGE r.. CRAWFORD
no 81 furtI.HU.r.
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al The hour II Z. NJ, Of -,d d... f ,rfl IH, .,-
-irsblc TR ACTOF LAND. crnt.i.i. I. ..t..-
ton SIN ACRES. hc thc same urr.. . I... ..I
Duyals addition O. thr cty OF i.'n.H.. F-I
outside the city limits. between iU. i.... r.....I
the New North road, or tirst-~..,- U..l ..' ..-
ioining tie lands If Thomas Hooper 5000 i'. llD
William 4. Robinson. ami being an -tW' .IHI .f
which the late 4. A. hri-rhmauH. ~....Oi -.....
This irscl of land hcing situated Isl. urI. rr fg .
desirable a. a market garden uI a- t.r... ..f I-
mgs for almost amy manufacturing cuisines.
fDW ARD :. CANNON.
MARSHALL N.DIlIIiN.
oc22 Commissioner.
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DUBLIC SALE OF NALJAEIL
1 REAL AND PERSONAL PEuPtEIl.-.N.
attorney aud ~ virtue Of two Lapif ui i.d-t I' '
trustee named therein, shall ,ri OF pH'lt .i-
zion, upon the premises, ou
TUESDAY. OCTOBER %, ls-l,
that VALUABLE FARM called trl saoN
"FLEETWELL,' contzluins ~ 20 htN
LAND. with NEW AND t1MtOtl hN..i
DWELLING aud al necessary -.uidll- ..
II. 80 present occupied hy Eugene lirH-ll", l--
This farm f. Stu ,tcd iu Tie county NJ hiht ..t
Queen, near the Mstf.l'ui river NOW ,flNf
proved by the GoYerumcnl, aul iWWchal'if
the public road leading from AeANNl u b...
kIk; :. well W3terrd, healthy q. n'ehlenl Y" l.i
churchc5 and public schools. anl 20 iDcnt n t
sandy loamJ Is susceptible n a hisl state oi i..-
Aiso. al fiie same time and place. viii lc ,.It
q HORSES and MILL-'
4 COWS.
2 WAGONS,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
and one fourth Of tho CROP OF CORN. ttI-
DER. aud sllUCkS made ON said farm tlc lf. '..
year.
This attractive sale funishc, a rare opportunity
tO purchase good farm, and 40 The same i.a
buy the stock and provisions necessary t1NNiN A-f
support II until another crop ear hc made.
TERMS: Cash for The personal property D
the land liberal terms win boz announced oh IDS
day Of sale.
For further Information aprlyto thc unie.-.tl-
ed, or 10 Mr. JOHN ENDER~, OF Rclmnui
JOHN o.. DEW.
Attorney aud ir-.o.
Oc $4,000, 23d&swtds
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Observation-Disclosures RAIL
y ROAD.

SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS
will De received al Roanoke, Roanoke county, W.
until TUESDAY, october % 1881, ny W. ";
cor chief Engineer Shcnludoah-Nnllcy Railroad
Company. for FURNISHING MATERIALS FOl;
AND ERECTION OF 4 HOTEL AND PASSEN-
GER-STATION al that place.
Plans and Specifications may be seen and lnlor-
nation obtained 20 the Office Of FRANK MAD
DOCK. Division Engineer ShcnandOal-Nalieyr rail-
road al Roanoke. oc l4-lOt
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"ZoEDoNE

SON-ALCOHOLIC;
DELICIOUS, SPARKLING,
FRUSTRATED IRoS BEVERAGE,
ENGLISH NANUFACTUEE, at
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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-ssIONERs, sALE - INA-L

COMMISSIONERS SALE or TRACT
" OF LAND Is DUNAL'~ ADDITION Iu
CITY or RICI3lOND.-BY rir..s ui o. G,p..t 10
the Circuit Court II Tic city II Ri,ul.'l .tt,..I
nN the 2lst day ~ juno, Itel, BE- .IIt t...II
pcnding by the STYLE az >cL.ici.i. Bears. B. ..-t.
&c. the undcr-i gucd. pccial commits I..r.-H..
I'm said decree. viii offer Tor sale at l....l.. ODD.
premises. on
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~r.,ey tyo;l;,lay ard stafl, Mayer w. g. Car
.: s,,,,. General Samuel Jones Of Masii-
sss5on. w. G. nivos, ESQ.,, Of Boston, Hon.
.Jnhn A. Meredith. Treasurer Corbln As
Revnolds. Judge Joseph Christian, Judge
n n. Wexford, judge George j.. Cnfif-
fan. General Williams G. Wickhan, hes.
DR. !. B. Hawthorne, Rev. DIT. =. ~.
read. Right Rev. +. NJ. Whitise' hon.
II ~ NJ. Curry. Rev. DIR. Minncgercde,
Rev DIR. J. William Jones, Police-Jus'ice
n, q. Rlchardson, Commonwealth At
snrncv Samuel II. WIN, Aylctt II. Wood
SON tsso.. Hon. Mr.. Nelson Of Clarke coun-
~ inace Ran Of LoudoEu, Colonel George
Tcfortle. Captain Maxwell T. Clarke,
n,s,nl,e,s Of tEe City Council, Council Cen
fenniaI Committee, marshals, and the re-
ecpsion committee.
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SALEAT AUCTION OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE. BROOD MARI, TWO COLTS,
AND FINE STALLION, FARMING MILL
MFNTs. CORN. FODDER, SHUCkS, HAY, &c.
Al the request Of Mr.. John Wright shall sell at
auction, ON the premises referred u In the fore
going advertisement, cOlnmcncingat o'clock y.
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AUCTION sALEs-.Futurc Days.

BY George q. Crawford,
Zeal Estate Agent and Auct0ncer,
1908 Bank street.
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MORROW.
TODAY.

The Chief Marshal and stat will assem-
bic at the Council chamber promptly at ~
O'Clock A. NJ. to accompany the GeYernoI
OF Virginia and STAFF, Mayor, and Couhen
of Richmond TO old 81. Johns church.
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UTANTED, A HELP on BREAD AND
w CAKES: also BOY 10 work IN the pake-
house. Apply TO JACO1 t1i.s,h
oc0aofs Manchester.
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VxTANTED, TWO UNFINISHED
w ROOMS. with BOARD, for four persons, N
pe1S'n' '"0A''' J.R. W. SAMPSON,
40 oq-ots care OF Carrier No. /.
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.,,ces.,, me breath with IIoF BrrTHns.
e,,rxpsE LANTERNS ron ILLUMINATING OK
uorpAy Nrenr.-Large supply at MARX NIT
rKLDonPER's, seventh street, opposite Theatre.
Yur curArrsr cAHrKTs In the city at ID. 6 +.
snTTELDoRFEns.
LEE GALLERY. Main street. takes the best Pho
IoGRAfHs.
co TO TmE LEE GALLERY and he photographed.
srERroscoric rIcTUBKs OF the city at LEE
GALLERY.
LrE-GArLEnY PHOTOGRAPHS delight all.
pnoroenAius or CONFEDERATE GENERALS
at LEE GALLERY.
No article has yet been discovered that Is 50 cf-
fcctlyc In oil cases Of failing health In the OLD or
weakness I'm the young, rs COLDEN's LIEBiGs
LIQUID EXTRACT or BsEF AND Tonic iSylGo-
RAToR. Ask for CoLDES's; take no other. Oi
druggists generally.
READ ID. & T.. MITTELDoRFER's new adyer-
tiscmcnt.
ILLrNfSATr, ILLUMINATE, FOR PROCESSION
MONDAY NIGHT Lanterns Of al sizes aud kinds
nj MARX MITTELDORFRR's, Seventh street, oppo-
site Theatre.
DINING RooMs.-LASR's MODEL DINING
Rooms, No. 322 north Seventh street, opposite
First Virginia Regiment Armory. Best Meals IN
tic city-Poullry, Beef, Lamb, Oysters, &c-at rea-
sonablc prices. 4 limited number Of tabe-boarders
'aken and families supplied at moderate rstcs'
Fried oysters a specially.
A FRAGRANT BREATH Is always pleasure and
YOU can have Il by using MEADE BAKRR's deli
cious CARBoLIc MoUTu-WAsH. ltdestroys the Of
fenslve odor caused by diseased gums aud docaySd
teeth, and speedily restores them 70 healthy COZ
dltion. Price, nifty cent a bottle
ILLUMlNATE FOR THE GRAND GERMAN FRO
CEss1ox MONDAY SIGHT Get your lanterns from
MARX MITTELDoRFBR'S Seventh street, opposite
Theatre.
"BrCHUPAIBA."
New, quick, complete cure four days, urinary az
fcctions, snarting, frequent or difficult urlnntou
kidney diseases. 81. Druggists.
BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED BY
the use of MEADE & BAKER'S SArONINE-DRSTI-
FRIcF, which will speedily remove incipcnt tartar
and scurf Price fifty cents a.boS.
THE OLD FIRM Of ". ID. BLAIR & CO.. cstab-
li.hed 1929, Is 1909 cast Main street, Richmond,
Va.
Mosr EXCELLENT VIRGINIA HANS.
w. ID. BLAI. & Co,
100 cyst Main street
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARs. and FINE GRoCE-
EIEs. W. ID. BLAIR & CO.,
1909 cast Main street
"ZOEDONE"-
SON-ALCOHOLIC;
DELICIOUS, SPARKLING,
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yTTANTED, A GOOD SECOND HAND !,
| wv ON BREAD AND CAKES, aud 9 BOZ OF
| efJsfT ExPER1ENCE. JAcOB NEIL.
IInlI street between Tenth and Eleventh,
n. oa-Iaf Manchester, va.
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"Rerolation" Categorical.
Marble Group, representing Jefferson and
Mason-Liberty Aiming Herself and
Female Handing Arms TO Plough
man Who Leaves His Plough
70 Join the Army.
This tableau viii be fanked by hardy
mountaineers In their picturesque COS
tunes.
Represented by Virginia Lodge, Knights
OF Honor, and Rimmon Lodge, Bnai
Birth.
Chris. Bergheimer, Director; A. Gunst
and ID. IL. Pyle, assistant marshals.
FIFTH TABLEAU.
"Mthienberg."
Representing Him In the Act OF Throwing
OF IFS Priestly Gown and Showing
the Continental Uniform; the
People Being Enthuscd by His
Example and Memorable
Words:
<There Is time for sll things--a time for
praying and time for fghting-and
the time for fighting has
arrived"
This tableau will also pcrsonate Colonel
Lewis, OF Revolutionary fame, and his |
staff and Virginia Rifles by 81. Joseph's 1
Beneficial Society and the Concordia.
William Felshaus, Director; Assistant
sMaTsfsIs, II. Hecke and +. Brauer, Jr.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-04-29
Victor TTuGo's Precocitv.

When a schoolboy, Victor Hugo ex-
hibited his wonderful genius for liter
AIRY composition. liz OrgHDiz9d drG-
matte representations among his school
fellows, and filed Volumes of copy
books with poetry. IN three years the
collection of verses comprised odes,
satires, poems, tragedies, elegies, idyils,
limitations of Ossia*, ts4nslations from
Virgil, Horace, Marital, and other l. ,tin
writer's, rOmances and fables, epigrams.
madrigals, charadeS in rhyme, iApromp-
tus, comic opera, and an epic CI five
hundred lines called The Duiug9.
Two anecdotes SHOW flo boys literary
precocity:
One day, while the whole school is
taking its usual Thursday wall, solemn
ly stepping out two by two, one dprk,
slight, nervous looking youth ri fifteen
slips quietly from the ranks as they
pass by the lnstitut," building
which holds within its sacred walls the
AcAdemical Secrotary's office.
Signing to the usherer in charge of
the boys to follow lin, the two run
noislessly up the great staircase, and
enter, breathless with agitation, door
marked Secretariat."
Here young Victor holds ont a little
roll Ofpaper, stammeriDg and Elushing
as he explains that it is Il poem for
competition at the annual priz5.giving
ON the subject named, ciz., - The Pleas
ures of Study"
The Off nal grayely receives the pre-
cious document, marks it with the
number To- and putting it GA one
side, mods their dismissal, and tho two
boys LASTLY jim their companions
About a fortnight alterward Victors
elder brother, Abel, comes to the
school beaming with kindly satisfaction,
not uum;xed with surprise, to'annonnce
to his little tro.Aer that he has received
an honorable u Ltiou from the
grea. " Academic Franchise"
You little donkey!' was the frater-
nal salute, what possessed sou to
put your age into the poem? You
might have had the prize"
His next attempt Was short story
called, Bug JArgal," written during
the holidays, i'll the space Of tittcea
days, and read out beforea select Little
band OF admirers. vino had lncautiou~ly
accepted "a bet made by the soif-ooOii,
dent young author, that he would
write "a Whole novel within til It period,
- falling, give diuner all round.
The story Vas voted success. Abel
Hugo pave a dinner III lis honor, and
young NiG,or was again tae here OF The
evening.
THE CEoUr.-To9ard midni2bt, altar
the first ,5ca8. tfa Lai-tui rconu ash