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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-22

Rs- On al sales of Real Estate made between the
lst Of January and last Of June the taxes for The
prcseut year have 10 be paid by the rureh5ser. On
all sales made between tne lst OF July aud last OF
the year the taxes have Ia be paid b. the seller.
This custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
by an the real estate agents in Richmond and ap-
pies tO Richmond and yIcinity.I
RORERT y LYME. 7. W., commissioners sale Of
TIE three-siOry store aud dwelling No. 1870
east Main street
". GODDiN. Al p. NJ, lot Oh The north side of
Cary between Madison and Belvidere streets.
I. POWERS, l L. NJ, apples.
W. GODD'E. l Z. VI. granite front store and
dwelling No 1922 Main street..
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Police CouRT.-The following eases were
/ disposed OF yesterday:
Douglas Carter and James G.. Anderson
(colored), charged with assaulting and beat
ing William skinner. The case was con.
tnued in consequence OF The absence OF
skinner.
William Skinner (colored). assaultiDg and
beating James G.. Anderson. Continued
Madison Archer (colored) was found
guilty OF stealing 81 80 from J. II. Wadman
aud sentenced to be punished with twenty
stripes.
William McCauley. charged with cursing
and threatening to Kill Mary McCauley, his
wife. was committed to jail in default OF
surety.
Thomas Traisdda was reported for allow
ing his dog to run at large and bite John
Neitles. 1t was ordered that the dog be
killed.
Beverly Jones (colored) wGs fined g for
his son jumping on the slreet-cars while in
motion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-22

SALE OF SEATs.-Tbe sale OF reserved seats
Tor Mr.. Coughs lecture. which takes place
NJ Mozart Hall on Thursday evening next,
began Yesterday morning at Johnston's.
Some OF the best locations In the ball were
purchased. end 1t is to be hoped this emf
nent lecturer will be well received,
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PROFESSOR WINsroN's LECTURES on GE-
OI.OGY.-The Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation is to be congratulated upon the sue
cess OF its lectures during The past two win
tiers, and no one has contributed more TO the
pleasure and profit OF these occasions than
has Professor c. Ii. Winston, who tonight,
at M6zsrt Hail, will deliver the second OF
bis course OF Lectures on Geology at
Home; or, The Rocks Around Richmond"
Our people who desire 10 hear an interesting
subject pleasantly presented should be sure
10 attend.
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Brief HemS.-BalIard 7. Edwards, WELL
known colored citizen Of this city. is eX-
tremelv i'll. He was member OF the LeSis-
lature a. one time, and was the first colored
man elected to that body from this district.
The contract for repairing the pavement
on Hull street has rot been given oct YET.
Rev. Mr.. woodward attended church
SUNDAY for the first time since he was taken
u,.ly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-22

TABLEAUx ExHIBITIOS.-Tbe Miltonian
tableaux OF Paradise Lost will be exhibited
at the Broad-Street Methodist church to-
night and tomorrow night. This is meri.
torious entertainment within itself, and as
II is to be given in aid Of good cause the
house will no doubt be crowded.
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DEATH OF DR.. Johy A. CUNNINGHAM
Information was received in this city ves-
terday of the death OF DR.. John A. Gun.
nIngham, OF CulPeper, father OF DR.. Frank
ID. Cunningham. The remains will probably
reach here to-day, when due notice OF the
funeral will be given.
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HAGAS's MAGNOLIA BALM,

UAGAS's MAGNOLIA BALM,
GIVES TO EVERY WOMAN
A FAIR, FRESH AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.
Va matter how much 1t may have become I'm.
,,.tr.d nv nature or otherwise, Il makes the SKIN
pupe. SOFT and LIKE THAT of YOUTH.
Ills not only ELEGANTLY PERFUMED, but 1t Is
in every way a most perfect wash and u SPLENDID
LOTION.
ia APPLICATION cannot possibly be detected
and Is harmless as water.
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WE WOULD CALL ATTENTION to The advertise
meut OF NIessrs JAMES GORDON 4 Coz VINO nave
established house here for the sale oil heia's ana
Nova Scotia Grndstoncs. The partners are Mr'
James Gordon. of the old firm OF John " Eordoh ;
sous aud Slessrs. watkins, Cottrell x Co' no" ann
long engaged in the Hardware trade In This city.
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THOSE BEAUTIFUL ALL-WOoL DREsS'Goops'
I'm the new shades, with SILK BROCADEs to match
are offered at 80, 6j, IS, and s5c Al inches wide
and FRINGES. CORDS, and TAssELs all colors I;
RLACK-BEADED ORNAMENTS, &c. at
THALHlMER BROTHERS,
hOI BrDad.
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WHERE FOR TWENTY YEARS i person ha' ho
movement of the bowels without medc'ne Vi mt
chsncal means months use oI TUFTS IiLLS
cle,e,v restored the bowels To natural regularity.
rbev ,re composed OF innocent herbs, and are In
c,uab,e of hurt,ng the most delicate constitution
vet sure 10 cleanse the bowels and blood Of all lm'
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City School Board. There will be called
meeting Of the City School Board held to-
night at the Baird building to consider mat
Iers OF importance to the schools. Every
member is requested to be present. Three
members OF the School Board resigned a
few months ago, aud their places have not
been tiled by the Council, hence it is h1id
TO obtain quorum sometimes. The meet
log Is called for 8 o'clock.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy, windy. and cool.
THERMOMETER SUNDAY: At sunrise, A !;
minimum, 50.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 40 {;
0 A. NJ, 46; noon. 63; 5 p. NJ, So; z.
NJ, AZ; midnight, 43.
Nom temperatnre, 80.
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SFINr-rHREtD, ac.

DATENT AND SOFrA ~sfeEs>,
j LAID sEINE.TWINES 0f allS~S--sS-S
SINS;
SrIHE.LINEs. all sizes aud sorts:
GIIING-ROPES. IANKlNGS.
CDRkS and rORkWOOD a. f.ct0-y prices,
OIL-CLOTHl.G.
NETS aud MEETINGS on hand aud made 10 o.
der ai short no,ice.
We are clo,ing Ott our entire siCcS Of SeINf-
TUREAD at greatly reduced prices. Al In want
would do well 10 make their selections setriy as
po,sible l.. LlCHrE\>rtI< n SONS,
corner Seventeenth aud frlnAiir stTetg.
sole importers Of the Lion brand aud i'upor,srs
Of other brands. NH i7.ifD
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FISH RUyNIxG.-Seyeral fine strings OF
perch and Jew shad have been caught in
the James at Richmond In the last few days.
This will be welcome news " the fishing
fraternity OF the community.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR RTo-DAY.-For the Middle
States, cloudy or partly cloudy weather
with occasional rain. winds mostly from
southwest TO northwest, stationary or lower
Temperature, aud higher barometer III the
northern part.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-22

UrR TUNCH as a beverage, whether cold or not
f. inst the thing. "nght-cap" after exposure 10
cold IS more benefcial and to sleeples'' tired or
discomrorted persons It is soothingand refreshing
sold by all grocers. druggists, and vine merchants
.
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RESERVED SEATS can be secured at kAMoS "
MOSES for Professor CROM"ELLS tAhloi''"h'
March 25th and 26th TO DAY without extra charge.
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ICE.
LIME, pLAs.Es. cEMEsr. &c.

RoCKL AND LIME. ROCKLAND
AcLiNtt-I afD expecting the schooner " Bedabe-
ase with cargo ef Fresh ROtKLAND LlME
Iron n the celebrated "CRocKHTTr LfME.hILNs.
hs line SANDS IL tie head OF the lsI wherever 4,
nas veeh introduced, snd has 10 superior. Every
paHei guaranteed. vSeie low from vessel.
WARNER MOORE.
Lime, Cement, Luias and Ground Plaster,
apb l3.3m ~ " ''S''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-22

SAVE MONEY by having your Irinting done atths
DisPATcH PRISrISG.HoUsE. Good work, low
prices, and Satisfaction guArauteeds
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The effect of
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR

STOMACH, LIVER, AND KIDNEYS
+ prompt and eficciua. Taken IN doses OF half a
tablespoonful after each meal, IT Will establish L
regular habit Of body, free alike from constipation
or laxi,y, VIII not Interfere with business and the
angour, depression. aud nervous debility, which are
Inevitable r,sn;t, of indigestion, blousness, and AT
irregular habit OF lody Will cCa.e.
FDITORIAL.-We have tested It's virtues per-
sOuailN. aud know that tor DVsiepsa. BilOusi ess,
ami Thro ching Headache II the best medici ae The
world ever saw. We have tried forty other rene
ole. before simmons Liver Regulator but none of
them gave H. more than temp 'rury relief. bnt the
Regulator not unlv re lryed. hui cured us.-EditOr
Telegraph aJ.d Messenger. N'coR, G0.'
original and genuine manufactured only by
j. II. ZEiLIN x CO.,
PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
Purchasers .hogld be careful 20 see that they get
the GENUINE. manufactured Only 10y >. III. ZElLiN
4 CO.. PhUt de. piIa.
hOi.D ~ ALL DRUGGISTS.
e. S-deodS wtAu2O
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8ieIlmond 1ispatth.


ga 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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MAGIC AND NENTRlLOQUfSM.-The Thea
ire was thronecG from pit 10 dome last night
to witness the first entertainment OF the re.
nOwned /era, professor OF the magic art,
and a vcntrilOQui~t OF extraordinary merit.
Every seat was filled long before 8 O'Clock,
and those who were late in putting in an ap-
pearance had 10 content themselves with
standing room in the aiSles or more COM
Portable leaning position against the posts
or walls. Among the latter was the Dis
Dqtch reporter. who. notwithstanding the
extra demand for endurance made upon his
LEGS, in common with others IN the same fix
enjOypd the Professors Performance. The
first part consisted OF a number OF magic
fPats and illusions that excited the wonder
and challenged the admiration OF the vast
audience. Among them were notably the
hat" the " bird" the "wine and water !"
tricks. and the making Of hot coffee
out OF paper, bran, and black rags.
The coffee was tested by several persons
iu the audience. and pronounced equal. il
not superior. to that served up in the aver
age clearinghouse. After brief inter-
mission. Professor Zera gave decidedly
Interesting exhibition OF his amazing gift
OF ycnlriloqni,m. This 10 be appreciated
must be seen and heard. He uses several
automatic figures, representing personage>,
between whom and himself rapid, inter-
esling. and humorous conversation vas car
RED on. which kept the audience in excel
lent humor. and frequently produced roars
Of applause. MOI the least amusing OF the
hits he made was the singing OF "Then
YOull Remember Me-" by the imprOyiSed
prima donna. Mile Mary Jones, whose
features were represented on the Pro-
fes,or's hand. and through which her
vocal accomplishments were transmitted
10 the house. Another hit which brought
down the hou-e was the introduction
OF a colored figure, who, after speaking in
the negro ycrnacular, was Salutcd by the
individual with an Irish brogue, " How are
YOU, John Jasper? How does the sun
move tO-day?" Perhaps the best test Of
The Professors powers aS ventrloqust
was the dialogue with the figure in the box,
whicn was 30 well done as 10 elicit the pro-
foundest eucOmiums from the entire au-
dience. The performance concluded with
the distribution OF large number OF prizes,
many OF which were quite valuable. Mr.
Fritz Kleyersahl, OF 3l6 west Broad street,
drew cold watch; j. ID. Gentry, 203 Clay
street. silver watch; +. W. Taylor, barrel
OF -four; and {. Page. china set OF forty
pieces. The Professor announces an entire
change of programme for tonight, when he
Will no doubt have another packed house.
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SsMH0NS LIVER REGULAIO4.

DRINTkRS, SHOEMAKERS, TAILORS,
AND ALL WHO LEAD SEDENTARY LIVES,
WILL FIND RELIEF AND CURE FOR
CONSTlPATION. DYSPEPSIA, AND HEADACHE
bv taking this
SIMPLE, HARMLESS VEGETABLE COM-
pOi'ND,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-22

N. ELLYsoS & CO., advertising agents. insert ad-
ve,Isements in all Of the newspapers OF 9e United
states at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dts
pateh coantin ting-room will receive prompt atten'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-22

HoRsFORDs ACID PHOSPHATE acts as brain-
and nerye-food. |. is not duack medicine out is
prepared according To the directions OF The we'll
known Professor r. y. IIOrsiord
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

I WISH TO INFORM Ny PATRONS
i inat have on hand The following MAGAZINE
FbR APRIL: ~tH!BNtR. HAEPER. ALLAN
TIC APPLETON. - NDAY MAGAZINE. POPC-
LAEMpN1HLN, ,NpktiIASlFk kICAN REVIEW.
ALSO, LATEST RAILROAD GUIDES. \ cail is
solicited Nt y. LkONARl'S News DeDOt
hi 2Q-Zt 9OS east Main street.
II PRESS AND WILL SOON BE PUB-
4 Ll>IItp, INDEXES TO thu VIRGINIA AND
MfST NIRCI%iA REPORTS. from jefferson 10
The last Volume of Gratiau. by HENRY 4. con-
NkRSF. ESQ. l vol. SVo. Law sheen. - kariy
oriers solicited. WEST. JOHNSTON a Co,
NH ZO-3f OIL Main street.
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GRAND JURY.-The following is list Of
the grand jury summoned to attend the
Circuit Court this morning at 10 O'Clock ::
W. W. Timberlake. Charles Ellis, E. L..
spence. Frank ID. Hill, Charles +. Taylor,
John II. Montague, Lewis Il. Blair, o. III.
ChaIkley, ID. y. Walker. John II. Leftwich,
Benz. c. Gray, Moses Mllhiser, B. C.. Wher-
~, Jr., a. ID. Williams, Norman V. RAN
dolph, George A. Ainslie. George A.
HAYNES, George ID. Thaxton, w. X. Watts,
r. W. Powers, John +. Yancey, Julius
Straus. John ii. Claiborne, and George 5.
Palmer.
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A. SAKs & co.,
ONE'PRICE TAiLoRs,
1913 Main street.

WiCKEDNEss.-NOt a bad heart, but diseased
Liver is often the cause Of violence OF ten per- win.
dic,iyeness, and sometimes crime for. when the
spleen is affected, the heart is cloeged in ts better
Impulses for want Of action 10 carry of the bile.
=" ] have used SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR. not
only once but often, and can confidently assert II
has done me more good than any other medicine !
have ever used. think II Is the greatest medicine
for diseased Liver made In the world. Many Of my
neighbors have used 1t, and all will say as much II
not more than do for its virtues.
"JoHS }. ALLEN. Bibb county, Ca"
INDIAN RIVER FLor IDA ORASGEs-sweetest
orange grown-lust received by
CHRISTIAN & WHITE.
FRESH INVOICE OF KEY WEST CIGARS Just
received by ". ID. BLAIR Z co.
CoCGHs.-Use BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCugs.
FAMILY ROE-HERRGSGs, CLIPPED BEEF bes {
In the city-at CHRISTIAN WHITES.
JUiEs MUMM CHAMPAGNE. ". d. BLAIR 6
Co., agents.
WEsTPHALIA HAMSat
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
". u. BLAIR K co. have Just received a large line
OF fue Mountain Whskeys and other fine goods.
SMOKED SALMON at
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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Personal.

I AN ANXIOUS TO INCREASE NJ
1 rFKC AN!li.E III >TN - ald .. u Is one wei
established. and nee - only capital wiib wncn -
largrv incre3sr IL and its pruh p, dsfr blL ENk
OR ACTIVE PARTsFR WHO can trinF infO the
business not ls tban $1,000 aud as TINS Il ~, sea-
son flr commencing OPERATION, the ,OJuer " or-
rangcneui be effected The zrt.ief VII he the ncY4n-
taycs resulting from The yplrs operations. Al Cola
uunca,lOns VIII he held sirictiN private. % D.'pse
repig IN real name or REFER 20 " il-h1oWn c,lf'h
Of Carrier No !. nb 2--lt
DERSONAL.-My wife. HARRIET a.
i HAYNES. having len my bed sDf board with
out any cause. the public are b" ehs c1uipD-a DS
10 credit her nv sscOut. IS viii not he rsapcu-
siblc for any bin she may cJntract.
MARCH II, 1851. 1. y. HAl w:
NH ~ ltt
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tXCG RSIDNS.

COOk'S TOURS.
y ESTABLISHED iSfl.
Ticso's srd fares for thousands Of i0ur tor iTs'e
peuuent travellers in America. Eur le, asia. Afres,
and su,irillsii. special arrdge lcnts iOr p'ls1n-
aiy-cpndCcted aud private Inrites 20 turopr, see
son 1881. Ii0,cl COUPONS issued. dya.h bic a. over
500 hrst cass hotel. tlrcuisr Note, aud Letter ~
r-nii i,-uei. COOK = NttK>lpNl~i and tpcriHi
pimplefs cCn am ian par icUirs. stni hF ma.
a.drts, THOMAS COOK s SOT,
POI BroIlwsf, Nv IoIk,
iost-Oinc' BsX Z l9y.
CAHARATTONi, e. Manager. mh lSN3fSdst
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II PRESS AND Will SOON BE PUB,
> NEW LAW-BOOKs IN PRESS.

RANDOLPH a ENGLISH
will publish al an early day;
MARTINS TOPICAL INDEX TO THE VlR-
GINA REPDkI>. from Jefferson 10 3Sd Grail
tan. This work VII supply want which 10 other
book csn.
BARTOS'S CHANCERY PRACTICE.
sANDs's SUIT IN EQulTY-new edition.
karly orders solicited. NH 20-C&w
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JASPER AT MOZART HALL.-Rey. John
jasper. the cOlored sun orator. attracted TO
MCZart Hall last evening very large au-
dience. both male and female, Of our best
people. There were preachers, judges, and
lawyers present. and all, while more or les:
amused at his quaint and graphic descrip'
tions III illustrating aud eXpoundng the
teachings OF the Bible. were struck with the
speaker, earne>tne>s III defending his pro-
position that The san 60 move" The lee
;ure was prefaced by the singing Of the
church.chor. who rendered in the effective
s,yie peculiar to Themselves several;hymns.
Thc Rev. Jasper then read a psalm. which
was - lined out" by one Of his deacOnS and
sung by the choir. The deacon then offered
mp u very feeling and intelligent prayer.
In opening his lecture Jasper gave the
cause which first led 10 hi> delivering his
sermon on the rotliion OF the sun. He had
given II in order 10 satisfy dispute be-
tween TWO OF hI> CONGREGATION OH the SUBJ
jcc,. His proposition that the "Sun do
move" (he knew does was grammar) had 10
hi. knowledge never been disputed or de-
iided by intelligent gentlemen. One colored
preacher. Wells, who called himself a d.
rine, had, it was true. tried to answer him,
and went 20 far as TO sly that his (Jasper's
sermon was "a base fabricatiOn," and IN
defining fabrication Lad offered the silly
illustration by saying it was "a bucket or
tub with the bottom knocked out"
The tirst and greater part of his sermon
(Which from ilS great length was rather
tire>Ome) was a graphic and original narra-
tiON OF Bible history down TO the time when
Joshua commanded tire sun to stand still a;
and here be wanted TO know how he
(Jo>hua) cOuid command It TO stand still If
il didn't move. His quotltiOns from the
Scriptures to prove his propositions were
frequent and many, in the course OF which
he used great many homely and laugha-
bic illustrations. He wanted 10 know OF
the ladies who taught grammar in the
schools what " four corners" meant. Did
any grammar or earth teach that an object
that had four corners was round? And
vet he maintained that the Scriptures said
God placed four angels on the four corners
Of the earth.
The sermon seemed greatly enjoyed by
all present, and the worthy Jasper proved
his proposition that ''the sun do move y
to his entire and complace mt selfsatisfac-
tOn.
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Entered at the Posf-Onice at Richmond, Va, as
second-class mattcr.I
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--r.s Cxp.CToxANr AND PILLS,
READER

o, c,ush; coldf Are YOU unable TO raise
Have -, 49, Have you an oppression on the lungs
ne pa,, ~, hrea,hY DO you have = ii Of coughing
WIN - ,o,,,y A sharp pain now and then In the
Q" Nl's IN. hesrt and shoulders \ chilly sensa-
rs''. ~. ,he hsckY II So, DELAY Is DANGkR.
nou s,,sh, colds" if neglected. often result In
oVS .,,,n when the remedy, II applied prompt.
eo",s hsye ayerted all danger For 25 cents YOU
w. W.. ,he ,,ne.y which the test Of twenty years
can go 20 "a ~ he the MOST VALUABLE Lung BAL
n,v, eve, discovered.
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Tits TXPTCT0RANT

......tls Won 10 raise the ph'cgm, cause pleasant
md vou will wake In th" morning. cough
cone cone, uu working ireSy and breathing s easy, II
rSF Children love u. No family suOuld be
Cok'N, so,d by druggists in 25c. aud al bottles.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
e,vrRRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
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LOST, sTRAYED, AND STOLEN.

r OsT. SATURDAY MORNING, BE.
IL TWEEN Tenth aud Seventeenth on Broad
street a GOLD BRkASTPtN, with charm attached
and capital - on the cnarm, aud coral iog across
face OF the pln. liberal reward VIII be paid II leit
AZ this oficv. NH 22- lts
lost, BULLPUPPI-b black. c1>r)
IL with white ring around neck; breast -
and feet white. Reward viii be paid for his rrtura
10 A. \. WiNsTON = BROTHER.
mn 22 ~ 1900 east Franklin street.
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PLANTS. ELOMEKS. &c.

PLANTS. FLOWERS, &c.
EEIlT- AND NAMENTAL.TREES
Il SHRUBS, ROSES, &C.
ftTeoih wishing 10 plant FRlI1.TREES, &c, 10
InprOse aud ornament their places, We would r., =
lhAl That This Is the proper Time 10 alttDd 10 IL.
tlrd'rs rccelted by rial Or delivered 81 cur Office.
IUts Main street. opposite the pOsi-oftce, Will re-
ctltt our prnmpt and careful attention. We viii
beli no stock a. AUCTION.
Catalogues iuAie1 on application.
FRANKLIN DAVIS & co.
nh s.deof8tS Wit Richmond Nurseries.
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INDIAN RIVER FLor IDA ORANGEs-sweetest
orange grcwn-!ust received BY
CHRISTIAN & WHITE,
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w. d. BiAIR < co. have j1st received a large line
OF fine Mountain Whiskeys and other fine goods.
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MISCEG.LAS EOUS.

HAVING QUALIFIED As ADuINiS-
i l. TRAITOR OF WALTER 4. GRlFFfN. all par
tie, indebted to said estate will plea forward
aud settle, ami tho.e having ciaims against tse
estate will please pfe,ent the, dnly auihenucr.sd
NH h22-lw GEO6Gt ). VA~nON.
nor SALE. A HORSE. PHAE. ~,
Il Ton. AND HARNESS. For psrtieu- Its1S
lars as 10 terms &C., apply at 1903 east Main stree.
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JUiEs MUMM CHAMPAGNE. ". d. BLAIR
Co.. agents.
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WEsTPHALIA HAMS at
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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FAMILY ROE-HERRINGs. CLIPPED BEEF bes {
In the city-at CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.
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V'O HENRY HART, FORMERLY or
L RICHMOND, VA, OR ~ Ht Bg DEAD, To
HFiRs.-Take notice, that on uksDaY. Arrn H.
1851. az the hour OF In A. NJ. will apply to tbe
Circnit Court OF the city of Richmond 20 have ire
iudgment ootaned BY said Henry Hart in the Hast
ings Court OF he city OF Richmond on ihe "a day
OF october, 1887, against ". J. Beyel, r. - Fer-
neyough, aud J. W. Davies. for The sum Of 1898 2
aal costs, marked "satssnsd."
JOHN W. WRIGHT,
shsrin oI the city Of Richmond.
aud as such Administrator OF y. =. ferneysngR.
JOHNSON, WILLIAMS BouLwAgk and MBek-
DiTu COOKE, Counsel for the Administrator.
NH lS-rulW
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

SMOKED SALMON at
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FRESH INVOICE OF KEY WEST CIGARS JUS,
received by ". d. BLAIR 60.