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Alumni of the Lexington Law school.

Pursuant 10 a call signed by a number OF
the former law students OF the late Judge
John w. Br0ckenbrough, 4 meeting OF the
alumni Of the Lexington Law School was
held in Lynchburg on the 18th ultimo.
The purpose OF the meeting was TO organ
ize a permanent alumni association, ana
that said association undertake at once the
collection Of funds to erect suitable monu-
mcnt i'm Lexington in honor OF Judge
Brockenbrough. That meeting, after effect
ing an organization and appointing suita-
bic committees, adjourned 10 meet in Rich
mond OH the 18th OF the present month.
In response 10 a call OF the secretary the
following gentlemen assembled in private
narlor at Ford's Hotel at O'Clock last
night: Hon. John Goode, OF Norfolk;
JUDGE II. j. Christian, OF Matthews coun-
tv: Hon. TAYLOR Berry, OF Liberty; l.. ID.
Haymond, of Liberty; w. =. Houston, OF
Lexington; Senator John X. Thurman, OF
Lynchburg; Hon. w. \. Johnston, oi
Buchanan Ed. :. Iluttcr, OF Lynchburg;
Colonel W. G. Darlington, ". IL. Bowie
10. Lane stern, Colonel ID. ;. Hounshel, NJ.
X. Macon, and General George j. Humid
lev, OF Richmond; Major Bowyer Brock
enbrough, Of Lynchburg; Judge William
II. Boiling, OF Wytheyille; Judge j. ID.
Foster. Of King William, and Il. X. Dun
lap. OF Rockbridgc.
Colonel Goode, the president. called the
meeting TO order, and Mr.. l.. ID. Raymond
acted ~ secretary.
The Chair stated the object Of the meet
ING, and the future policy OF the associa-
ton i'm reference to erecting monument
10 the memory of Judge BrOckenbrough
and other duties which may deyoye upon
Il were discussed at length by the alumni
present.
An Executive Committee, composed Of
alumni from different sections Of the state.
has been appointed, and will have charge
OF all details connected with the erection
OF the proposed monument. lt was de
tcrmincd f. procure also portrait OF
Judge BrockenbrOugh, which will be pre-
sentcd TO the State TO be placed in the state
Library. The monument is TO he OF Nir-
qinia granite, duly inscribed, and will be-
placed in the cemetery at Lexington on or
before the lst of June next. Nearly $500 was
subscribed by the gentlemen present, ana
the associat on hopes 10 raise at least
81 900 by the 1st Of March. The purposes
Of the association in thus doing honor to
the memory OF one OF Virginia's ablest lu-
rists and teachers is worthy the support OF
every LAWYER in the State, and II Is conll-
IDENTIFY expected that all of the alumni will
do what they can TO assist the committee in
its work.
The meeting adjourned at 10 o'clock to
meet again this morning in the ball OF the
House OF Delegates.
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insist upon the immediate consideration OF
the case. He only wanted the report print
ed, so that the House might get at the mer-
its OF the case. He wanted information.
As the matter stood now he could not tell
how he would vote.
Mr.. Evans said that matter which re-
lated TO the privileges of a member OF this
House was one Of great importance and
should be calmly and seriously considered.
In behalf Of the minority OF the committee,
he would say that they had used all due
dispatch in getting their report ready, and
II was here q, the very earliest moment
possible.
Mr.. Hamilton (colored) called the pend
ing question, which was on the motion Of
Mr.. Cross to pass by for five minutes Mr..
Stubbs's motion 10 reconsider.
The call was sustained, and Mr.. Cross
motion TO pass by was agreed 10.
Mr.. Cross then moved that the vote DC
taken at o'clock to-day CThursday) unless
the case be sooner reached. and that
speeches be limited to fifteen minutes each.
Mr.. Hanger was opposed 10 the res0lu-
ton. II was matter Of great importance,
the record was very voluminous, and the
time allowed for debate was entirely too
short.
Mr.. Graves moved to lay the resolution
on the table. Lost.
Mr.. LYONS referred 10 the King-W illiam
case OF Gregory, which came up at the last
session, when Mr.. Frazier was chairman
OF the Committee on Privileges and Elec-
tions. He wanted to know il that case
was rushed through with such unseemly
haste. This case had been railrOaded
through the committee. and was now being
railroaded through the House. He was op-
posed to the resolution OF Mr.. Cross. JUS
tice can he done to none OF the parties IN
fifteen-mnutes' speeches.
The debate was continued further, and
was participated in by Messrs. Skinner,
Dickinson, Farr, and others.
Various motions were offered and dis
posed of, when finally the motion OF Mr..
Stubbs, to reconsider the vote by which Mr.
Evans's motion to have the minority report
printed was rejected, WAS agreed to.
The House then ordered the report 10 bc
printed.
Mr.. Farr moved that the vote be taken
at 1 O'Clock Friday, unless the case was
sooner reached, and that speeches be limit
cd to fifteen minutes each.
Mr.. Scott, OF Fauquier, moved TO insert
one hour in place Of fifteen minutes. Lost.
Mr.. Hanger moved to amend by limiting
speeches to thirty minutes, which was ac-
cepted by Mr.. Farr, and the resolution
adopted.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy
and rainy during the day, with heavy fall
of rain at night.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: O 4. ", G4;
Q 4. NJ, 67; noon, "a; j. NJ, 75; o =.
NJ, 65 midnight, ~.
Mean temperature. Ga 5-6.
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THE GRAND SWEEP.
Wholesale Rejection of County and
City school Supcrlntcndcnts.

Results OF the Executive tSecrep Session OF
the Senate; Fifty-four School Superintend-
ents Appointed by the Board OF Education
Rejected by the Readjuster Senate-Blacks-
burg Board Rejected Too; Other Rejected
Oncs-Richmond Elevator Company-Pra-
2IeF-Lady Cnse-Personal, &c.
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FRANK n. HILL & Co, 4 y. NJ, commission.
ers' sale Il improved Broad-stsoet property.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, 4 l.. NJ, trustees sale oi
house and lot On sixth street. Navy i'm.
JAS. MACDOUGALL. 1O:So A. NJ, pawn
brokers' sale Of gold aud silver ~ttshe>- a,ic
jewcry. chains, diamonds, ungs, &c. al No.
ol4 est Broad ftici.
JNO. L. LAUGnTOS. JR., 10 \. VI. and 4. H.
watches, diamonds, iewelry, &C.
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HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM
GIVES TO EVERY WOMAN
FAIR, FRESH, AND
BEAUTIFUL CosPLNioN
No matter how much II may have become -,
paired by nature otherwise, it makes the hEI,t
PURE, SoFT and LIKB THAT or YoUTH.
II t. not only ELEGANTLY PRRFuMRD. bat It's
in every way a most perfect wash and sIL sSDso
LOTION.
IL APPLICATION cannot possibly bc detcclrs.
and Is harmless a. water.
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'ERRy pAvIs's pAIN.KILLER.
HEUMATISM. NEURA ALGI A =,
pRAISs, PAIN IN TIE BACK
AND SIDE.

r nc Is nothing more painful than these dis
5; but the pain can be removed and She disease
IA by a-e Of PERRY DAVls'S PAIN-KILLER.
his rznedy Is not \ cheap DenEne or Petroleum
iueL That must bc kep: away from llrc or hea,
void danger OF explosion, nor Is e. on untried
x Aerimeni tha, may do more harm than good.
fvIIN-KILLER has been I'm constant use for for
kearsS and The universal testimony from all
A. u Of thc world Is, II NEVER PALS. IL not only
- permanent cure, but IL relieves pain almost
atptancouly. Belns purely vegetable remedy,
st xafe I'm tho hands OF The most inexperienced.
~ record Of cures by the u-e Of PAIN-KILLER
- II mn volumes The following extracts from
,rI rccoivcd skov what those who have tried It
~.
rbaAn CADY, Owagonna, MINI, says:
About year since my wife became subject tose
,,-e suffering from rheumatism. our resort was 70
- I'ain- IL MA. which speedily relieved her.
CHARLES POWELL writes from the Sailors
Ian sicied three years wi IN neuralgia and
riolsut spssms of the stOm1ch. The doctors al
Wtstmlnstr Hospital gave up my case IN de-pait'
I,red your Pain ..4-. .nd 1, gave me immediate
rlcf. have re-lincd my strength ana am no"
ale % follow my usual occupation.
a.. II. W AiWbEEls N1Atps ht.s Nlft'Hs
Tcxps-tenccd Immediate relief from pain In the
.ile by the us-c Of your Pain-hilleT.
T. ioRK says:
ihsye used your Pain-Knlcr for rheumatism and
have received great benefit.
BARTON 3EAMAN says:
Usve a--ei Pain-kiilcr for thirty years and have
found ita nercr-ftiiing remedy for rheumatism
And lsmensrS.
M BUEDTTT write:
Ineger IaIs 20 give relief In cases Of rheuma-
fsn.
PHIL GILBERT, Somerset Pa, writes .
from actual uss', know your Pain-hiller Is the
he,. medicine can get.
All druggists keep PAIN-KILIER. Its price Is
NJ ow tat IL is within the reach Of all and 1t Will
..ye uu,uv times its cost In doctors bills 25c.,
JOc.. and 81 bottle.
PERRY DAVIS 6 son, Proprietors,
no 3-eodtTe1 Providence X j.
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Personals and Briefs.

Hon. Joseph 5. Miller, Auditor OF West
Virginia, and Judge II. j. Samueis. OF
Barboursyille, W. Va, were in the city
Yesterday, attending meeting Of the Board
of Directors OF the Atlantic and North
western Railroad Company.
Rev. Andrew BrOaddus, II. d., Is in the
citv. attending the semi-annual meeting OF
trustees Of Richmond College. lie deliF-
cred an able lecture to the students OF the
college on yesterday on "Thcocracy.
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ELECTION or RAILROAD OPPIcERs.- Mr..
$. MEG. Fisher was on yesterday elected
secretary ana treasurer OF the Atlantic ana
Northwestern Railroad Company. Mr..
Fisher has also been elected treasurer OF
the Kanawha Company, OF which Mr.. IL.
ID. Whitcomb Is president, and which has
the contract for the construction OF the
railroad eastward from the Ohio river.
Both Of these companies have established
offices in this city, taking the rooms Tor
merly occupied by the CHIEF engineer OF
the Richmond and Allegheny railroad, over
the First National Bank, under the super
vision of 1Ir. II. c. Parsons, who Is d.
rector and large stockholder in both.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FoR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, rainy followed by clear
ing weather, much colder northwesterly
winds, and higher barometer.
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PRAYER AND IIYMSALs, pln4h and other ues
styles Of binding The price, are from SOC 70
slJ. All tastes can De- suited.
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
1902 Main street
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4 SERIOUS leSterday Thomas
Valentine. a white barber, whose place Of
business is at No. 2li west Broad street,
was arrested by Constable Harris, OF Eliza
beth Citv county, on q warrant charging
him with being engaged in the lynching OF
William Allen ,colored), which occurred
near Newport News about 4 week ago.
Allen was confined in the Warwick county
iaiI for the murder OF William Sclater
Iwbjtel. whom he stabbed 10 deeth on the
3d instant. At the time OF the lynching
Allen was being transferred from The war
wick Jail TO Hampton, the order lor MS
transfer being forged in order that the
lynchors might get hold OF the prisoner
with less trouble. At the time the lynch
ing took place Valentine had barber-shop
IL Hampton.
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LIVERY.
| RERYi LIVERY EEN

itfcp constantly on hand supply Of
S00D aoRsEs AYD VEHICLES FOR HIRE.
sSeeisl fatcs u commercial travellers.
". u. MCCAIN.
q 2-3m Milton. y. c.
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UNITED STATES CoURT.-The grand jury
Of the United States Court was adjourned
Yesterday to meet in Norfolk on the 3lst
proximo. Tie court will be in session
again this morning. A few trifling cases
vet remain to be disposed OF.
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RICHMOND AND DANvILLE.
Yesterday the Day for the Annual
Meeting OF the Stockholders
of this Railroad
Company.

No Quorum Being Represented, the Meeting
Adjourned to January the 1sth-The Report
OF the President and Directors Submitted
ing and Expense Account; A Fine Exhibit
The Connecting Lines and their Condition
West Point Terminal Railway Company
A Valuable Privilege-The York River
Line-Additions 20 the Rollina-stock.
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MANY or oUR FRIENDS being under the i'm
preston that We have discontinued the RETAIL
LIQUOR aud FANcY-GBoCERT BUSINESS. we bsr
10 assert that they are mistaken, and invite an
animation Of our holiday stock.
". ID. BLAIR & Co
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SUPREME COURT or APPEns.-Ferrell gS.
Madigan and ais. Argued by w, w.
Henry, Esq, for appellant, and submitted.
John b. Brockenbrough, ESD, was al
lowed TO practice as attorney In this court
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Sc. only for a PICNIC CIGAR.

SEE TUE GREAT EXHIBITION oP GOODS Tor ,hr
holiday trade at LEVY BROTHERS. No such a.
sortment can be found elsewhere Fancy Dry
Goods on tie FIRST floor; Toys and Fancy Goots On,
fhe second floor.
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When my horses were sick with what vss
called lung fever, last spring, ! gave SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR nlquidl I'm One-ounee doses.
twice day. They all recovered speedily.
~. I. MIcuESER,
"Propriotor Of Michener's Express.
-JenkintOwn. Pa
Genuine prepared only by J. II. zEu.IS & Go.
Picnic CIGARS, &c.
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THE FINEST AND LARGEST COLLECTION o.
CHRIsTNAs CARDS IN thc city now opcDed, f0s
sale at l.. LEwIs's, 9l2 Main street
AEDALUSTAS BALM H. the best preparation for
chapped hands and other skin Iroubier on the nhr-
kot. IL cleansos, soft"ns, and heals the skiu aa0
improves tie complexion. II rs on Old and reiioti-
preparation, and may b. found At Il. RoBEETss
BAKRR's Drugstore. Ify0u van, something good.
give II trial.
THE STORE Of LEVY BROTHERS Viii b. closed
on FRIDAY EVENING at o'clock sharp. and ~
opened on SATURDAY EVENING at 6:l5. This
will give those an opportunity 10 purchase who
could not DO 50 during the week.
DE LA RUE, FRANCE. TUCk s, and CARDS ofsn
the manufacture nj l.. LEwIs's, 9l2 Main strict,
VI. ELLYSOS a 90, adycriisingascnt, iGsct az
ycriiemenlsin IN all OF the newspapers Of the Unstcs
states at publishers rates. Ordrs loit ~ the ms
patch cOunuug-ro0m will receive prompt aticp
ton
THE EMULSION on COD-LVER Oh. prepared bs
PURCELL, LADD & 60. Is paiatisle and pleassut
20 take.
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9itIlmond Dispatth.
THURSDAY -. DECEMBER Is, 1881.

RS- THE CIRCULATION or THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN TIE COMBINED CrRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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fEntered at the Pos;-ofice at Richmond. Va. as
second-claSs mattcr.i
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FINE VENisoS.- Messrs. IIKrsHn BgOTnrms.
at No 1905 Main street, have Just rrccive,i An un
usually fine, large young BUCK. snd AUSTIN wiz
serve delicious steaks to-day and tomorrow u
you want fine venison eXccllently cooked 30 -
HEUsER BRoTuERs'.
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EEINE.TIfkEAD.
s-~s0g@
SEISE-THREAD.

We are now prepared 70 ill orders Tor an N"''
and brands Of sEINE-THREAD. Our threads are
fuaranieed % be made Of the best fax that Is
gosn, which We are Offering nj bottom prices
Can early and make your selections before the as
@Hment Is broken.
J.. LICHTENSTEIN & Sons,
corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets
Sole Importers Of the LION BRAND SEINE
THREAD, warranted fnll standard.
de 14-3m#
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REAL ESTATE sALE.--Messrs. X. B. Chat
nm q Co., real estate agents, on yesterday
sold the farm In Henrieo county, about five
miles below the city, containing 142 acres,
belonging to Mr. +. +. Curtis, for the sun,
OF s2,4o0, to Mr.. joseph Fuhr, of Stsrk
county, Ohio.
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SILVKRwARE.

FRINGED CARDS. woBKxD rATiS CAHDS.
PAINTED SATIN CARDS a. l.. LEwis's. 9l2 Nssrs
street.
PURCELL, LADp & CO.'S EMULSION Coo-LWs<
on for colds, coughs sc.
WHEN COD-I.tVEE OFT Is wanted, uae the EInof-
-. a ~. \ a ~.
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DIPHTHERIA
PREVENTED.

In fact. Il is the
GREAT DIsINFECTANT AND PURIFIER.
Prepared by
!. II. ZEILIN & CO.,
MASUFACTURING CHEMISTS
Sole Proprictors
de- 3-eOd& wtAu3O
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SUGAR AND SPICE,
And all that's nice,
with pictures and rhymes, all the way from Los-
don. Look for the boSt for old and young ut 1909
Main street. RANDOLPH & EscIL6H.
THE LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS for the holidays
Is at LEVY BROTHEgs'. Their large room oso
the store IS filed with goods suitable for prcsfat-
Christian & WHITE can now supply thoi,
customers with their CELEBgATRD HOsg-MaD
MISCy-NEAT.
CHICK CIGARS, sc.
prolific source Of discSlse u indigestion. Coz
DEN'S LIEBIG's LIQUID ENTRACT Or BRBF AN.
Tonic INyIGORAToR Is best calculated 70 per
petuate bodily Yigor and regularity. Asa 10,
COLDEN's; take no other OF druggists genctaii,
SEE THE GREAT BARGAINS IN RiBBoNs ni
LEVY BROTHERS,. Elegant Plush Ribbons at see
per yard worth 81; Fancy Brocadc Ribbons ~
l0c per yard worth 25e.; Double-faced BLACK
satin Ribbon, one inch wide, BE-: two inches wide.
l0c.; three inches WIDE, l5c.-all worth morc lhs.
double The money.
LILY IlFTTE CIC AR. bc
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SCARLET-FENll ll
CURED.

COSrAGIOS destroyed:
SiCK-ROOAis purified And
made pleasant;
fEgERFD AND SiCk
PERSONS relieved and
refreshed by bathing
with Prophylsctic Flu
I'd added 10 the water;
CATAKRH relieved and
cured.
EHYSiPRLAs cured;
BURNS relieved Instant.
ly;
SCANS prevented;
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The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Richmond and Danyille Railroad
Company was announced for yesterday at
II O'Clock, and at the hour appointed quite
u number Of gentlemen interested were
assembled at the company's Office. Bank
and Tenth streets. Judge +. y. Walker,
Of Prince Edward, was called to the chair,
and Mr. Brooke acted as secretary. The
usual committee 10 examine proxies. &c,
was appointed, and after brief deliberation
reported that a quorum OF stock was not
represented.
Presidents Report.
Colonel Buford said that though his re-
port could not be acted upon he would
read it for the information OF those present,
which he did as follows:
To the Stockholders of the Richmond ard
DdHuiHe Railroad Company:
Gentlemen The presidentand directors
respectfully submit the following report OF
the operations OF the company for the fiscal
year ending September 30, 1881:
The revenues and expenses OF the lines
operated the entire year have been as fol-
lows
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IliE ONLY SAFE AND SURE crEH FOR GRAvsa-
or urinary troubles is HOP BIIrEHs Proyeit.
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At the executive (secreD session Of the
Senate held on Tuesday the following
county and city school superintendents
appointed by the State Board Of Education
and by it forwarded for confirmation were
rejected:
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CONSTIPATION, B9LIOCsNE,s, HEADACHE,
PILES, AND ALL KINDRED COMPLAINTS
Il acts gently, effectively, and is delicious to take
Cleansing Me system thoroughly, It iinparts Vigor
% mind and body, and dispels melancholy, hypo-
thondria. etc. ONE TRIAL CoNVINCES.
PACKED lS BRONZE TIN BOXES ONLY.
Price. % aud 90 cents. sold by all druggists.
(my 3-deodtSihlO,s2I
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WOOD AND COAL.

GOAL AMI WOOD.-DOWN SHE
y GOFS-FIRsT-C CLASS ANTHRACITE AZ
e6 per ton, 1000 pounds; IL MP ePl;lN 4, s22V
Der ton, 1000 potinds: PM and OAh WOOL
long. sawed. and split; VAST NltGlNiA ~
CINE and CUMBERLAND GOALS. fnll weight
aud sausfacton guaranteed 'Oo broII ~ ~ 10
Cary street dc 81 4. H. IANt'
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iron OTHER LOCAL sEx FOURTH PAcx.t
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LILY BELLE CIGAR, DC.
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DARBY's PROPHYLACTIC FLUID.
GREAT GERM DESTROYER,
DARBY's PRPHNLACTIC FLUID.

/ lPITTING or SMALLPOX
PREVENTED;
u LCER : purified and
healed:
iDYsESTERY cured;
WOUNDS healed rapid
/ ly;
/ Removes all unpleasant
Od0rS:
lTETTER dried up;
Hts PERFECTLY HARM
I LESS,
I For SORE THROAT IL Is a
I sure cure.
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- II. HAYNES,

- II. HALVES,
dealer In all kinds Of
COAL,
woOD-long, sawed, and split
ne2-3m Eighteenth and Cary streets
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SIC AR AND SPICE,
And All that's nice.
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-It9tVIHVTf " NIII IIltIT NhLtII.A I'D TfU7
CHICK CiGAES, SC.
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EUEL OF ALL KINDS.
ANTHRACITE COAL, .- -
NEST VIRGINIA SPLINT COAL,
FOUNDRY AND SIfAM COAL
fORENI-PiNE WOOD, long ana hawcu'
:. i. LATHEOP,
seventeenth street, al Draw-bridge-
Order by telephone or otherwise no -
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TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE.

TROPIG-ERbIT EAAAHAhE-
PRESCRIBED II PHYSICIANS.
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE,
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS.
4 DELICIOUS AND Refreshing
FRUIT LOZESGE,
WHICH SERVES THE PURPOSE OF
PILLS AND
DIsaGREFABLE PURGATlNE
MEDICINES.
TROPIC-FRCIT LAXATIVE
- THE
BEsT PREPARATION IN TIE WORLD
T0E
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THE EsULsIoN on CoD-LIyER OIL prepared Big
LADD & 60. Is palatisle and pleasssut
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CHRISTMAS PRRsBSTs

GLOVES, HANDKERcuES, TINS,
EIC., Etc, Ere.
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Some Of the superintendent rejected are
ReadjuSters-for instance, Mr.. Gardner,
OF Henrico, and Mr.. Carson, OF Washing
ton. II is the desire Of the Readiuster
Senate that the new Board Governor, Su-
perintendent of Public Instruction, and
Attorncy-Generar shall on or after the lst
of January send in 4 new or rather re-
yiSed list.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-15
h5 OPEN At NIGHT.-da

SIOkk ILLUMINATED
with
BRUSH ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-10-29
Resolutions.

TNHE following resolutions have been
Il adopted as guide for the miners and
oring men of this coal region:
1. Resoloed, That no miner in the en-
ploy of any Company in this region do
any days work underground for less than
so per day, and any man that may be
C ed to do any work may make his own
CO tract but in no case may he 20 below
M II. which he is Employed; and in no
in noe ecompulsion be used
fl blacksmithing on and after February
Is 1880, be the standing price paid.
Resolved, That we restrict the hours
days work, beginning at a. m. and stop
ing at p. IN.
4. ReS0lced, That five cars be standard
days work for two men.
8. ResoIoed, That boys at the age of 10
years are entitled to half turn, but they
shall come TO the mine and claim said half
turn; and that the Oldest son of widow
shall be allowed u full turn at the discre-
ton of mine boss, provided, the father
died while in the employ of said company.
6. Re.0lced, Tlat al timber shall be de-
l,vored NJ tbe nlaee of working.
= PesOlred, That LAYING up roads for
nillars and timberlng old places be done
by the day at s2, 80 per day.
s. kesoIced, That all heading work shall
be rs cents per ton, and ten cars for turn
inc off rooms paid Mt the same price
3. Resolped That we, your employees.
shall not maintain any driver or laborer i'm
not performing his duty faithfully.
10, Rcsoiyed. That we shall not sustain
any recklessness or carelessness To tho de-
struction of life and property, for should