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shout forty years. by a long continued series Of
InaryellotS cur,.s that have Won for Il \ conf
dcnc. in it, virtues never Z luAilcd ~ any other
OF Cowybs Calls consumption, that can be
Isade rs rleiiclI skill. Indeed, the Cherry Pee
t0raihas really nn5bed these dangerous diseases
o. their tsrrnrs To great extent and given feel
iag OF immunity from their fatal effects that Is
Nell founded il tke remedy be hSeh IN Se'tsVu,
Ey,ry family Should have it in their closet for
lhe neatly and PROMPT relicfOf it, members. SICK
ne>s, suffering, ana even life u Saved oy thls
timely p7otertiOn. The prudent should not neg
!ect H. and the wise will not Keep " oy YOU
for The prntecjSn il fords by it, timely use IN
sudden attacks. Prepared by
Dr.. &c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Prsctie Il and Analystirtl CheTlists
sold by all Druggists aud Dealers mMediciae.
iapg2osW
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The above sale has been adjourned until
Wednesday, June II, 1881, to take place then al
the same plpce, the aid furnace. sale 70 COM
mence at ii O'Clock An.
snS0i GEO. b. CALDWELL. Trustee.
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The above sale has been adjourned until Sat
urday. the "a day of April. 1881, 70 take place
then al the same place, the said furnace.
to take place at ii O'Clock A;
GEO. B. CALDWELL,
fail Trustee.
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eRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE.

TRADE MARK The Great YRAoG mARk
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TRANSPORTATION.

BALTIMORE { OHIO r. r. CO.
On aud after May q, 1881, PASSENGER fniu,
VIII run q Acknowledging tiiae:
, 1881-06-06
DIED fRflhi POISON.

Yesterday Mrs. W. \. Woa!s. aged as, re-
siding Mt 037 Adams STREET, .lied utter ten
days suffering c:.,lsa BY tho tnking u! ,,isn,,
l,lt whether Intentionally or accidentally
thlild not hu .lcflnitiy harmed, nw!ng 10 tic
extreme rn,icence bath Of The fa,.lty and Of
thu attending physician. About ten s!ays. .ngd
Mrs. WuUsl hurried T., thu Hlice IF Jlr. II. T..
Skiles cbriier OF A1ntllsun siruet and Western
uyeiIu', saying that She WIS psfs0nUIl.
Sie aatd She Ind taken c0rrnsIvn silb-
liniate, and her snfrrinHs UayG evl-
fleico TINT thu ttenlLy mixture had nl-
rrntly taken hold of tho lrlicNtu membranes
n5 tho system. Dr. Ski, INSTANTLY applied
tho hHt1tl0te nearest t. ..ltfsa, WHICH was
white u eggs, mud Succectlrtt In checking, 10
i cGrtnin exttlIt, tho poisonous effects. The
cnrrUslyn snl,t,nate had EO,lu ton far to be-
ronntarl.tesl, except Temporarily, and the
lady continued IN distress for several days.
thu, fnterna! orenns 'anyinc been severely n,-
tncktl b. tlae poison. 1)eat, finally cal'n to
terday. An autopsy, was ln'l IN the
other physicians, WHO tcarnesl tint death was
caused BY Eustrp.eliterttts, nr what il c"!-
monty known AZ Inflammation Of the b0W"ls.
This family nvcr tint her tlouirstit rcsnilDns
were Ut the lappicss kind, ind that the ttlr.t
If suicide IL prct0Ster0ua, nor Will they be-
l[eyE that death sultel trHns 0ttlcr tllAn hat
lrat cnuses, claiming that tho poison WAS
completely cD,lrierncted. They say lint the
corrosive snbI!ltnte la.l been Kept In tho
house for destroying vernlin, and That Mrs.
WoOtl tbUk u tguspnunful of It III mistake fnr
n medicine which wns contained Ill bOttl0
Of sltnllHt appearance.
, 1881-06-06
DISnOp CHENEY.

\ REVIEW or rnE GENERAL. corScrr~
bishop Charles Edward Cheney, hector OF
Christ ltefmnlc.l Episcopal Church, returned
Inst week from tlls General Council uf tile
Reformed Episcopal Church, held III New
York City, md told Its peup'e yesterday
morning what tho Council had accomplished
during its session.
The trip, he said. l,ad tired lli'n greatly,
and his remarks would necessarily hc brief,
but lIe wonltl endenvor to give risu,nt Of
the work donu BY tho Council! For sonle
years 1t l,:lt1 beell customary to hold tho scs-
slnM of The General Council ut stuffed inter.
,I yais. tnt IT. , tis l!%d bsr',, cltnnEc,, md
any ttiie 1t wns thought necessary. fllcy
would rc,nelnber TINT tho sesSull before
Church. III. l,nd gone 10 New iurk with n
FEELING of anxlsty IN his breast, M N tle had q.
hnl bern caused by the thought TINT prnl,a-
bly, tt,crA might ln, lack gt liNr,uMy in tlle
deliheratto'1s Of tho Council, ni'l he lAtl nl-
MI M{s st nEs s sysn Ss k' " NV NssS Sork %s s wss rs
ErAttstea 10 observe tho perfect t,nOtl-Will
which was manifested by onu toanotl!er; md
igt lint II rycr prayer Ind been answered
his tIatl been.
Tie session was called TO order Weslncs-
day morning, May p, wllen, tllc ,.Isnal, ol~n-
inE sermon WIS pfeAcllNl: Tie delegates
llH!l beol' urged 10 Conduct tic drllbara tlons
any }"ye rs fIs mailer II IL I'll fSa't as5tres 6 sr
u the Memorial ChnrcI, .of }isilnp
Cummings. Ii, Baltimore, w;.s brnught up,
nitd Mrs pwei @ 81 isnltl,ore srn @ IN ss'it on
without interest, for three years 10 cu,ne.
Thus 1t wt,,tl .,s scen tIlnt tho magnificent
n'rniortn tn tlse founder Of the church wunid
bt preserved.
on tic lirst dag Of the Convention aues-
tln, nf deep Interest Ind snnlu up. liz re-
fcrral to thu matter Ut defining, III some
snt sca aa rfYaT rs rs E a Dy }thrg! thr Ks!ors T
ice IL principle but he lin,l prnyctl tl,ut l,ar.
nt0liy would !nari the discussion of SO grelt
4 question. at Il ,preylaus Council, heltt in
Coi1nil,;cu oii Doctri,,e. u'n! Worship of
which hc. WIS Chairman. After delIt,eras-
Ing for three ttnys IN Aaw York the Co,.l-
Mltttee IlaIl unanimously aRieou TO rr|urt h'
fhs GSnnSal III; fS1s"9 IT, q 4.aw s'r', BY Ise1f
nlll rewnrt " tlIe Seripttifes.. When he rose
to- re.l the report lle troubled 1T tho thought
Of tho way 1t would bu r.:soiyu.l, but wl,e,i 1t
n been a., ,aHoptc1 rcy %lt|oMH |nH ,fto Sssn1n txM,
heart. t,,4 WIS tltlel! with l,toy.,
III the matter III changing the catechishs,
the Committee OIL Unclrtiu mud Worship re-
ported III fayor, Of tho uss Of TIL; largo catt.
SMn1ny.scllools, nfld the relort WIS ad1ptell.
The Bishop said llB fult t,at his congregation
should klloWn nf these nstters, us tho Assoc.
cialeh Press hud garblctt their reports, and
Never, -si,!cv u,clr Ius..ler Ind gone ,,p tn
glory, nj Elijah hnl Kone, had such II C,l.N-
Gil been !Ield, nnd l!e VOL urge the mem.
hers 0f Christ Church, to show l!are Interest
~ tho Affairs Of tile Church ut large titan Il,
| f{fA Ntf1trA 0f TIN FN1kEtGHnttH11. lIH rftIl.
, 1881-06-06
OUT or DEBT.

TIE LINCOLN, PARK CONGREGATIONAL.
rnultc1f.
Tho Society OF tho Lincoln Park ConErc-
gatlonal Church has been struggling under q
burden Ut debt for some time. md ll.s been
i,an,pcred III It's work bccnuse unable IL
completo Its church ed!llcc, ut the corner Ut
Soplln ntil M0hnwk streets. III the Inst few
months. however, tho lnclnhers llavc taken
now courage, Rlul at Il meeting held two
weeks ngo tho pastor, Tic lluy. Mr.. Leavitt.
announced that l,e llnl secured pledges frOu
sister churches guaranteeing tho raising Ut
$4,000, provided tic chnrcl. members a,ltl
MoeonBrcgatlon would r,Iise enough more to
ltft the debt alll ndl Il story 10 tho building.
Tho debt amounted to nbunt S5,0O0, and Il WIS
fOtlltll that 1t wunl1 require Abuut ST. .0DO
llOrp to mako tho linprHvellelt proposed.
All effort wns ut unce made to rnise Sll ,0oU.
pledged. 4. week ugo tile mattor was for
rlnllybrolHht u tho Intention Ut tie Socuty
after the morning services, anu $3.50 Was
pledged thsh, md uloru, A. tllo evening
Tie amount to StI,as.i and u conlm!ttue wus
appointed to seu what further could hu llo.Ie.
Yesterday morning tho Con,NItte0 reported,
through thu pastor, tint they, Ind secured
Sanss SSna Il HSs' s9ns q ' % fSfs as va
promptly wff,e.t out by SUMO vi tho numbers
doubling their former. subscriptions. aud by
ntlOrS Ntltfing to Wli1t they had before
pleugel ut tho conclusion 1T the kurvce.
Tic Society ,nny NOW b. salA IL DO sub
stauttally ont OF debt, and, Furthermore, to
uIIuvcll o,llcc, which will b0 M ornament 10
that SECTION OF tho ely. 1t IL proposed,
howevor, 70 1satse y contingent fund
Of about Sl,ooo beiora allylhtl'g, further
NIont Il commenced. Ut wh!eIi,. It
Ii thought there viii l,u no d0llbt. The Board
Ot. Tr!Islees viii lnret this evening to COLI
si,lcr t'!ts and other inaltuts. a.,4 " agrH,s, g,,
10 l,Iatl0 public. together with tie alluunt Of
tliulr respective donations, II their calpWla-
toNs 10 not fall thou, tlloy expect, to have
'e iang sopSts % Il %fnt Sif|nsd " c,t a
dabt l,ulgsnX oyeri when completed. II
will be supplied With Mll tho modern con.
vel,lcnccs aud improvements, Rnd WILL seat
l,lOV persons,
, 1881-06-06
"..GRtscOM's FAST.

Alr. GrtsSD,u finished his nint|, day Of fast
ing atf19. o'clock last night. liz received
nl.Il,y visitors yesterday, with wfotn he coli
vcrsed freely, AMI seemed to be Il, n very
cheerful nood, pnnntng and making fun ~
Wns txMltins over II. Tile. observations
takcn NJ o mil s o'clock showed Ills tc.npur1.-
turn to Ii. VIZ, puEso u, uid respiration -.
between tllcSt. hoitrs liz t0nk eight ounces ni
water, md nlsu eight psli1ces ut ~ O'Clock,
after wliEcl, lie went tu bed, a.ld wns s!eeplM;;
quietly when the Reporter called. Hts
weight WIS not recorded on tic tonk .yrster-
day. There WIS no movement uf the bowels.
1t WIS expected thnl this would cease OF he.
fully i,rgnn to take up the tissues ut the
l,ntly. Sfr. Griscoln says he feels strong in
franz and nerve, and Is con!idellt that he call
fulfill his Contract 10 abstain from food for
fUrty-tye lnys.
, 1881-06-06

born anil Isathnlult streets. II Is proposed
to have sDtnt reliable ulan III every hI"rk,
particularly III tIuu business srclinl,. tak" y
i,unls nftl Im. rrsp''tsihi" trr thu
canvass ot hit llork.. Several merchants
lllyr nIrra,iy n,t III their nt,,',rnthlts saying
that they would stnrt the ll-t viii, their Uwl
sni~iiltiun. Every employer sln,uId g"t y
bnpk, titt his 0wil ,,aIl.e down, n.i,t give nli
Ifs clerks, tra.lcs.nrit. etc, an 1rpnrtnnity 10
subscribe. Any amount. from fivn cents ,tl-
wards. Will bp received. tho .tleslre being to
cal,, In order TINT the building .nny represent
indeed the gratitude Of tho wh0le city. y
largn a,l,n,slt 1Ias already hrnn pIeslged, mud
Il IS believed that s:VU. .U)U Will be gathered III
within two months.
, 1881-06-06
The MEMORIAL HALL.

Tile work Of collecting money tor the
Memorial Halt vii! begin !.l u 1uw lays, sub
a.slptjo. books, OF which tAerp ato u DO
8,0X), boln; now Il, the halMIs at the printers.
Elmer Washburn will have charks Of their
distribution, settla tho accounts Of the col
lcc,ors, anil deposit the casli with tie Treas
uGsr pt tlls Ass'rlatlo,'. alr. Washb'nrlrs
, 1881-06-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

8lxctkB Dtspaf

ap4et65 Dtsyaseh to 7hs Chicago Trtaun4
ColnwAyEn. Mich, june 6.-rhu ltev.
William Foulkes, pastor of tho Presbyterian
Church In Quincy, III this county, las ac-
coptc4 unanimous Gull To tile pulpit Of tho
congregational Church at Fusturlu, o.. Ut
wlicl. liov. Chnrles Foster Ia prominent
eoisI.lornbie ability, alul has beenn located Ut
Quincy for u couple Of years. lie expects to
lunys for ilEs new tiolt Ii, u few days.
, 1881-06-06

Cairo t{t} ErtEfng Sun.
"Antl what can you tell about st. Jacobs
OIL !" said ono of our Oldest. subscribers.
This was a fair question, and we answer,
tint we are reliably informed TINT n Eentlc-
slnli of this city WHO l.as suffered untold
ns!Iy, and spent = mini of ino.ty to gnt r..
sunle mn. tried it. md declares tlIai 1t Is the
hest remedy for Rheumatism lie ever henrd vt.
, 1881-06-06

INUK HAIE-A SMALL IRON SIDE.
Il whsoI 4tusapr. ID faVs kssl. y fsta bakn.
,,.s ~ aoa % .tG,s tu 1s sasn H juSEs. Ro5,u
ItLu bor ar tkInlAIAx.aa laatssaik AlAk.
, 1881-06-06
BUSINESS CHANCES,

EsOR SALE-St0,000 OF GENERAL DRY
II sottis tn bt,'re. and EsHR large traaiu, nearly
cas" W seli ur trn.s f9r n."F9rty r. Ehcsg1 a% q
for some 1nu r. H. HuYi,. ltooH l. f7Y aad!sou.st.
, 1881-06-06

TJ1OR SAl4E-lsA1{E CfIANCE-FIltST-
~ e!nss sou n5ln. c1Hh business. Laero profits,
llnA trndU. H4It a latf fur f.u1 to n ,u0 cash.
inYgatitttu Tu any wanting bnstIlcaa th1 Is \
snr,I Thing. AlGsrut3 z Il, TfDUnu U[1c0.
, 1881-06-06

J1OR SALls-A COAL WORKS ON TIE
Il i'itts.urK. Cincinnati h 81 l4uula hallway. nekl
FItsburx; Hrt-ctnss works In succesafnl operation
md TIT. outlet lnT7,H tfnct 0f c0At For partio-
inr1 hddtttss t'.u. ttpx ~, YitlshuFE, Pa
, 1881-06-06

I{uUS51fIt|LN GOODS. ...
11Ml'lt&E pAlll.OK UEDS'rEAn CO., 35l
IL u,,l VI sYoat AudAun sI-Ao. receiving spring
stock Ut ga.rtata furultlr1, and honsyhu1 Goods
Gull aE1 t1AItIG.
NITANrED-A pAHLON SET OF FULt
w nltllru, gus,a ~ nov, aud cheap for cash. Adj
dfyss sintIn9 ircu aud where Il can bs ssuu, fA
1ftluiI0 Ostea.
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To subscribers Richmond Telephone
ExchAnGe.

Please ncte following changes and addi-
tons to May l,t
NEW SUBSCRIBERS.
W. B. ISaacs, TIA cast Main-Law Sys-
tenn, No. 2ll
james Gordon X Co.., Nos. and north
Fourteenth-Law System, No. 2I2.
Thaw n Dlsbel, 325 east Franklin
Law system. No. 2l3.
X. B. CDaffin Il Co, No. 1 north Tenth
street-Llw System, No. 2lf.
II. B. Chailiu, res sdence, s2l west Frank
lin street.
Brigb.hope Rlilroad Company, corner
Seventh and Miin-Law System, No. 2l5.
Coroner, Office, 6C6 east Grace-Law SyS-
tenn, No. 2l6.
Bank Of Commerce. iii east Main street.
Law system, No. 2l7.
Pullman Palace Car Company, Petersburg
dep0 Law system, No. 220.
Andrew Pizzin, S07 east Broad-Law
system. No. 22l.
BinsRauger Il Co., 207 east BrOad-Law
system, No. 222.
CHANGED 10 LAW SYSTEM.
Clyde Line Steamship Company, Rockets,
No. 2l8.
II. w. Oliver, agent, Brook avenue aud
Clay street, No. 2l9.
A. G.. BabcOck, south side OF Dock, cor
ner seventeenth street, No. 223.
CHANGE OF NAMES.
Oliver 4 Robinson 10 K. w. Oliver, agent.
c. L. MCCLURR, Manager.
Richmond, Vd, May 2, 1881.
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A Disclalmcr.

Editors Dispatch: The statement in your
issue OF Sunday TO the effect that there is a
branch OF our exhibition TO be held under
The direction OF our committee at the Ex.
change Hotel during the meeting OF the
American Medical Association Is not so.
You have been misinformed as TO the fact.
The committee, OF which am the chairman,
has nothing 10 DO with any other exhibition
than that held at No. 1907 Main street.
It would seem that the exhibit at the Ex.
change Hotel Ia OF On individual character,
aud that It's managers do not desire TO be
patronlzed by US. Il. ROBERTS BAKER,
Chairman Of the Committee on Exhibition
Of the American Medical Association.
Nav 2, 1891.
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INTEREST AND DIVIDENDS OF AIRLINE
BONDS AND STOCK.-We are informed by
parties who are in position to know that The
legal proceedings taken in New York by
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
in the name OF Mr.. Pond, Of that city, and
the Messrs. Garrett, OF Baltimore, in order
to set aside, il possible, the contract re-
cently entered into between the Atlanta
and Charlotte Airline Railway Company
and the Richmond and Danville Railroad
Company, will not prevent the latter com
pany, which is in full possession OF the Air
Line railway, and is now operating the
same, from paying the interest on the Air.
Line bonds as il natures, and the dividends
on the Airline stock, as provided in their
contract, with which it intends faithfully to
comply.
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MANCHESrER AND VICINITY.

Irjuaction Refased.-Richard Whitehead,
real-estate and personal-property owner
OF the city OF Manchester, applied to Judge
French, OF the Hastings Court, yesterday,
for an injunction TO restrain the City Ser.
geant from ievyiug upon certain property
TO secure taxes due under the " Ericsson
levy" Mr.. Whitehead claimed that he had
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Personal AND BRIEF ITENs.-Mr. VI. NJ.
Welch has been appointed agent OF the Po-
tomac Steamboat Company. Office at 1000
Main street.
Rev. p. A. Peterson left the city BY the
$50 train yesterday morning to attend the
annual meeting OF the Board of Foreign
Missions Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, which meets in Nashville, Tenn,
tomorrow.
DR.. l.. f. COrdell, Of Baltimore, associate
editor OF the MarylGnd Medical JOurnai,
is in The city, the guest OF Mr.. G. Watson
james. editor OF the Standard. He is a del.
egate to the American Medical Association.
The mail for the Richmond and Ale
gbany railroad will close at the post-ofiice at
. p. NJ, owing TO change in schedule on
that road.
The plank fence around the old City Hall
lot has been removed by order Of the Com
mlttee on Grounds and Buildings.
The Rev. Ed. Huber delivered his lecture
on the "WOnders OF the Insect World
last nigh, to az appreciJtiye audience. The
lecture was given in Engl,h for the first
tine. and proved TO be an interesting enter
tainment,
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oS'IAG FOR DAsLGEs.-In the Circuit
A., Yesterday the case OF James X. Bry.
sss, Fod Robert A. Bryant, 40 infant.
\, ,"oss as ibe vulcan IrOn-Works (sB account
.oiep has already been published 10 The
p,g3'eh) was called. Judge Barton, OF
kaasffIet, burg. presided; Judge Wexford
n. interested 10 The ease. would not slt.
a., oouft n.as engaged all day 10 hesgiog
". "orfers 10 the declarations, and i9ry
udered for this morning al 10 O'Clock.
\ M Bryant was Injured while ut work
abI. vulcan Work., and had TO have one
,aS b. s'ns M stipulated. He sues for $4,000
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SMOKED SALMON at
CHRISTIAN & WHiTE'S.

DIR. TULIO :. VERDI, Of Washington, ID. &, the
celebrated autbor, Commissioner Of the National
Board Of Health. ETC.. etc. says the LIEBIG C0NPA-
NY's ARNICATED EXTRACT OF WITCH HAZEL
d" +. invaluable" Cures Piles. salt Rheum, Cs'arrh,
Pal fu Periods, rheumatism. Colds, and Neural
gla Beware Of cheap Counierfeits. fhe Liehig
Company offers cheap goods. IL offers only hon-
est preparations at honest prices.
Sold In ifty cents and dollar sizes.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

DISTINGUISHED EYGLIsHMEN Ey ROUTE
FOR RICmMOND.-The Duke OF Sutherland
his son Cromartie, by courtesy Marquis OF
Stafford MaiOr General Sir Henry Greene
DR.. William II. Russell, well known in this
country as Bull Run Russell; Henry Cros.
field, auditor Of the London and Northwest
ern railway; j. Z. Brickersteth, its deputy
chairman George CrOsfeld, o. l.. Stephen,
and II. Knowles. directors OF the same COM
pany-'be last named member OF Parlia-
ment for WIgand; George Il. Neele, the
cOmplny's superintendent: and Henry
Wright, the Dukes private secretary, who
are now IN This country, partly on tour OF
pleasure and partly to examine the Ameri.
can railroad system, arrived in Philadelphia
on Thur >day-the guests OF the Penn,yya-
MIA Railroad Company-and LEI: there FRI
day for Washington. They intend proceed
ing as far south as Richmond. and on their
return will visit the Pennsylvania railroad
shops at Altoona. After that they will
make a trip 10 Canada. They will sail from
New York for London In July.
The Duke, who is tiity-three years old. is
a tall, Stouti.h gentleman, with iron.gray
hair and whskers and sandy-cOlored nous
tachc. His manner and dress are those OF
the well-bred English gentleman. He is
immensely wealthy. His son, Lord Stat
ford, sIightiy-bullt young man OF thirty, is
4 full head shorter than his father. He is
lieutenant in the Life Guards, and has repre-
sented SutherlandshIre in the House OF
Commons since 1874.
The party will arrive to-day at u. VI. on
a special TRAN ria the Richmond and Frede-
rck>burg railroad, and quarter at the Bal
lard House during their brief stay here, as
the Prince Of Wales and the Duke OF New
Castle did on their visit, twenty-one years
l~O.
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TussdCy, May 3, 1881.

SALE OF ELK HILL TO.DAy-Elk Hin. the
noted estate Of the late Colonel julien HARRISON Is
TO be sold at auction to- day. A special car on the
Richmond aud Alegi any railroad. with capitalists
ana some OF the representative men OF Richmond
ana the state, will 60 up to attend the sale ear leav.
Ing the depot about o O'Clock.
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THE REDP0RD BENEFIT LAST NIGBT.-
frobably not since the last performance o
the Adelaide Phillips Opera Company here
some years ago-with Tagliapietra and Car
IN the cast OF Martha has the Theatre been
crowded from pit to dome with 80 brilian,
an audience as that which graced the occa.
| SION OF the Redford benefit last evening,
rhe upper galleries even were filed with
| ladles. Besides being deserved tribute to
tDe memory OF noble heart, and one OF
the sweetest voices that Richmond has ever
produced, it gave practical recognition Of
tue esteem in which the late John Redford
was ned, since II was to provide for those
ne held dearest In this life-bis now
widowed wife and fatherless little ones.
finafore was well presented by the ANA.
teurs, assisted by one OF the largest orcbes.
tras the Theatre has enjoyed for many a
day-tbe whole most ably directed by Pro.
fessor {. L. Siegel. All had rendered their
services freely and without recompense.
deeming II doubtless a pleasure 10 assist in
tribute to one who 10 life had been so be.
loved by them all.
While 1t would be q pleasure, In particu-
lariZlng, TO mention the especial excellences
OF some, the fear Of doing Injustice to the
ieast VINO worked IN so good O cause must
excuse our refrainipg from deserved compli.
ments. We commend them all for their gen.
erous efforts. The following was the cast
Josephene, Miss Julia Mitchell; Buttercup,
Miss Belle Pelouze; Hebe, Miss Columbia
Wyatt; Maiden Aunt, Miss Isa Smith: Ad.
miral, Joseph Marshall; Captain Corcoran,
Louis w. Pizzlni; Ralph, +. w. Cunning.
ham; Dick Deadeye, Perrot; Marine, S.
Wagner; Boatswain, Marshall Ramos.
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no right to pay ibis special tax. and bis ne.
tition cited various reasons why be should
not be compelled 10 pay II. Jadge Frsnch,
however, refused TO grant the Injunction.
MANY other taxpayers have claimed that
the Ericsson special tax f" was Illegal. and
have hesifated about paying their respec-
tive assessments but the decision Of Judge
French settles The question and gives the
City Sergeant perfect right TO levy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-03
HAGAS's MAGNOLIA BALM,

HAGAS's MAGNOLIA BALM,
GIVES 10 EVERY WOMAN
FAIR, FRESH AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.
No matter Row much Il may have become i'm.
paired by nature or Otherwise, II makes the Skin
PURE, SOFT aud LIKE THAT Of YouTn.
i, is not only ELEGtsrLY PERFUARD, but I, Is
In every wa most perfect wash and a SPLENDID
LOTION.
It's APPLICATION cannot possibly be detected,
and is harmless as water.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-03

LUCKY ESCAPE FROM DEATH.-A dyna'
mite blast at the new city water-works
Yesterday morning threw a solid mass OF
rock weighing bali ton through the roof
ceiling, and floor OF the Office occupied by
Captain j. n. Hopkins, and burying itself
deep into the ground. The Office is no,
more than fifteen fee. square, and at the
time OF the accident Captain Hopkins was
seated there with his son, Mr.. Edward
Hopkins, Mr.. Charley Heggarty, CLERK OF
the works, and Mr.. Wilmer Padgett, tele-
graph operator. Their escape from being
crushed to death was miraculous. For
some minutes after the huge piece OF stone
made It's swift descent the Office was filed
with flying plaster, broken beams, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-03
How TO GIT HusnAyn.-T,ts of r,o,,s.,,

HOW TO GIT A HUsBAND.-Take Of modesty a
large portion; unite It with nrbanity and good
humor; TO which add good sense, aud plenty OF
love, with vrtaous heart and pretty face. Take
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR regularly. that the
blood aud complexion be pure and health good.
From actual experience In my practice. I am
satisfied 10 prescribe IL as n purgaiive medicine.
1T. W. MASON. NJ D.
Buy only the genuine In white wrapper, with red
IL prepared only by j. II. ZEILIN & Co.