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THEIR DANGER AND SAD RESULTS.
NERVOUS CIIlLLS.

Anheadaches are nervous, whether called so or
not; but there IS certSn class Of headaches ''a'
are known az and called nervous headaches because
they are attended by other nervous symptoms ana
what the patient calls nervous feelings or nervous
ness. Headaches are more dangerous than tbey are
generally supposed to bs because few people die IN
fit Of headache, but they lead to the most serious
state Of things nay, often end in death or INSANITY
and are always the forerunner Of nervous chiils'
Nervous chills are extremely dangerous, and are
potonly attended by distressing nervous symptoms,
but by congestion Of the nervous centres ana OFTEN
proye fatal very suddenly, and should receive
prompt and immediate treatment, bat the best and
safst way Is to take It In time; and II you su1er
from nervous or sick headache treat that and be
cured of it, and there will Dc no danger OF nervous
chiIls. You may say, II have tried, ana nothing
.nrcs ue.u No. tonics or those common purgstive
Mill. or strong medicines will never cure you. The
rs,son Won suffer from nervous headache or chiisis
because your nervous system Is ran down; Inc
nerye-Guid has become poor and weak ana heeos
feeding and restoring 10 IS natural conditioh' ana
I can tell you what will do IL In any case' ana
sneak from experience, and tbatis DIR. BENsoN's
CELERY AND CIIAMoMiLE PILLS. They have
and viii cure any case matter how long standing
mr. obstlnate, Of either nervous headache, nervous
ch,lls. sick headache, neuralgia, nervousness pa
ralysis, seeplessness indigestion Price, % cents
box six boxes for o, postage free to any adj
dress. Sold by all druggists. Depot 100 norm
Rutaw street, Baltimore Nd. Prompt attention
given 10 all mail-orders at home ONCE.
no 5-eodlw
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO rrE DISPATCH PROM ALL POINTS.

Washington News and Gossip-Tbc Commits
sisner Of Pensions Recommends Large Ap-
Observation-Disclosures OF UncaIIcd-For
ssnds-Letter from Hrs. Garfield Relative
20 the Memorial Hospitaln-Ths STAR
Route Cases-Murders by Apaches In Sono-
rn, Mexiee-Lisutsnant FIippsr's Case-An
Arkansas Tragedy-The Louisiana State
House Net COEpicted-Snow in Pepnsyiva-
nia-Frsnce Asks Russia to Explnin-Ds-
signs Of She Extremists in Ireland to Pro-
woke Risinas-Lefrsy's Trial Begun, Sc.
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LIEnIG.s EXTRACT OF Mat.

/ IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT-FINEsT AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAvORING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES, AND SAUCES.
LIEBIG COAPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
An invaluable and palat,blc tonic in all eases
Of weak digestion and debility. as success
and q boon for which nations should feel crate
ful."-Scc Medical Press" Lancet "Brit-
ish Medical journal dc.
CAUTION.-Genanc only with the fac
simfie Of BaronI.iclgs signature In blue ink
across the label.
LIEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT OF NEAT.
To Lc had Of all Storekecpers, Groccrs, and
Chemists. Sole agents for tie United States
(wholcsale only, c. DAVID & CO., 40 Mark
Lane, London, England. ap 20-Sa52t
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A Texas TPegedy-Tbe Case or lieu.
tenant FlipDcr. COIOred.

GALVESTON, November IA dispatch TO
the NelcS from Henrietta says that the body
OF an unknown man wss found in gulch
with three bullet-holes in him and his
pockets turned inside out.
A dispatch from Fort Davis says
"Beiore proceeding to arrnign Lieutenant
Flipper on the original charges yesterday,
the Judgc-Advocste stated it would not be
proper 10 present the additional charges
which have been preferred against the
accused since the original sets were formu-
lated, unless prisoner agreed voluntarily
that the two sets might be combined and
tried at the SAME time 10y the original court
as no Y constituted. Captain Barber, counsel
for the defendant, asked if the Judge-Ac-
vocate would agree that the court as NOW
constituted should try both charges in
case the defendant preferred TO be tried on
the charges separately, TO which he re-
piled that ne was not authorized TO make
any such agreement, but that il the second
trial was held at this time, those detailed
for the first would be called upon to act so
far rs he was concerned. The court then
adjourned until to-day TO enable the ac-
cuscd to decide the course he would pur-
sue"
4 dispatch from Paris, Texas, reports
that heavy frost Thursday night killed the
tOr-CrOD cotton.
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Reformation OF Eonds.

WASHINGTON, November 4.-Aeting-sec-
rotary French issued n circular to-day that
on wednesday next, and on each Wednes-
dsv thereafter through the present month
mill otherwise ordered, the Treasury
Department will redeem, with par and ac.
cr,ied interest, any uneallcd-for United
States bonds continued 10 beSr interest az
n per cent. to IN amount not exceeding
~. 6OO, 900 on each day mentioned.
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FORTTGN NEWS.
The Land Act.

LoYpoN, November "A Dublin CORE
snondent Of the Daily Meas, discussing the
subject OF the fears entertained In some
quarters in regard to the block in the work
inc Of the land act, says it is obviously ab-
surd TO suppose that because 50 many .n"u-
sands OF notices have been served tne!' OF
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Louisiana's Capitol.

NEW ORLEANS, November IA dispatch
10 the Democrat from Baton Rouge says :
The Statc-house commission met here to-
day, and decided that the new capitol Will
not be ready for occupation by tie hrSt
Monday in December. Governor McEnery
has in consequence decided to call IN extra
session Of the Legislature 70 meet in New
Orleans Oh that day"
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Mryrnn Onn. 0cioher 31. I8S1.
FATAL Shooting Affair.

HoT SPRINGS, ARK, November 4.-Col-
onel G. n. Murphy shot and MORALLY
wounded George Savage yesterday. Mur-
phy was the lawyer engaged in the recent
prosecution OF Savage for murder. Savage
was understood TO have threatened
Muphy's life, which led the latter to shoot
him. Savage said in his dying statement
he had never threatened TO kill Murphy.
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CARPETS. Ou-CxoTIIs. sc.

CARPETS, 0IL-CL0Tns, &c.-i have
Y lust received my FALL STOCK 81 GOODS:
CARPETS, OIL-CLOTliS, RUGS, MATS, and
DRIIGGEiS OF all grades. Cornice. Lace ana
na,usSk Curtains Of the latest styles. shadcs, Hob
lands &c. Paper-Hanzings Of All styles; which !
am Offering NJ lowest prices. M orders promptly
attended To- Work done In town and country.
\. JENNINGS, No. lal Main street.
SC le-9m hishmond' va
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aoutOnco SusuondesI.

GALVESTON, November "A special to
the Aers from TeXarkana, Ark, says that
George Ford, who was condemned to be
hanged on November 18th, was released on
the "a instant by Judge - on a writ OF
corcn nobiS, and the ease will be tried at
the next term by special venue as 10 bis
ipsanity Ut the time Of the murder.
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LIVE. CEuENT AND PLASTER.

ORIG LUCY w. SNOW, DIRECT
ID from Rockand, Ne, with q cargo OF fRkSIi
ROCkLAED LIME, eSpeeied daily. This lime
Il from Tie celebrated Crockett Lmc-kilnS
sIe.-rs Crockett < Go. own the best llme-r0ck
In Roe kland and guarantee their lime equal 70 amy
lime ever sold ia this market, and SUPERIOR q The
large bu.S OF IL. WARMER MOORE.
Line Cement, Lump and Gronnd-fl ster,
nOA-iw Seventeenth street, south slide dock
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people in our bounds. '"' 'o'o'cu
tons adopted. '"' '''''u-
AT 2 o'clock the Presbytery adjourned
10 meet after divine service to-nIght.
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Cameron Refuses 80 Divide Time will,
Hon. ". W. Walker ut Marion, Va.

TNpccIlI tcIcfrln 70 INC Dl5paicN.I
MARION, VA, November 4.-IloD. W.
W. Walker was here to-day to answer
Cameron. A division Of time was asked
for by Walker, which was positively de-
clined by Cameron. The crowd divided,
Cameron speaking in the courthouse and
Walker from the hotel porch.
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SNOW I'm Pennsylvania.

MAuNcH CHUNK, PA, November d
There Is an inch OF snow in the mountains
this morning and the thermometer Was
down to twelve degrees above zero.
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rhankssiving- end Praysr-Day.

WASHINGTON, November 4.-President
Arthnr has decided TO designate Thursday,
November oath, as day OF national thanks
giving and prayer. The proclamation IS
now being prepared Of the state depart
ment, and will be sent TO New 1orA To-
morrow for the Presidents signature.
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Denredatlons by Indians.

SAN FRAsCIsco, November "A dis
match from Tucson, Arizona, says the
Apaches are reported to be committing
depredations in the Sahuarissa district, in
sonora. Mexico. Five men, two women,
and one child have been killed by them.
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Ro,ianafInn of ETinister roster.

WASHINGTON, November 4.-The rcsig-
nation Of Hon. John ". Foster, Minister
Of the United States to Russia, was to-day
accepted by secretary Blaine in the name OF
the President. Inacccpting his resignation,
secretary Blaine expresses in highly conf
nIimeniary terms the natural reluctance Of
The Department 10 sever relations with this
officer. whose zeal and usefulness have been
signally shown in the high stations ana
whose official actions have always receiver
unyarying appreciation. The President
has not decided upon Mr.. Fosters sue
cessor. The legation will remain Tor the
present in charge OF Secretary Holman.
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DIssOLuTSONS .S PARvNERsIIIPs.

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
IL SHIP.-Ihe concern heretofore existing un-
der the name and style Of SMITH < EADl was
dissolved on the LIST Of November. 1881, Charles
L. Rady having sold his entire interest 10 George
4. smith Those indebted 10 the late concern viii
please make arrangements for prompt settlement,
and those b whom IL Is indebted viii present their
claims without delay. Either party VIII sign In
llquidatiOr. GEORGE \. SMITH,
CHARLES l.. RADl.
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MARINE rxTELLIaESCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 4, 1881.

PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 4, 1881.
ARRIVED.
Barkcntine voyagcnr fBr.D. Down, Hampton
Roads. 90 losd -four fer Pcrus mbuco.
Schooner Howard n. johnson, Woodland Bsiti-
Schooner Henry Parker, Collins, New FORK, sah,
Davenport & Morris.
Schooner Ella II. Barnes, Rose. Ncfg York, IRON
ore, Old Dominion Iron and Nali-Works.
SAILED.
steamship Wyanokc, Couch, New York, mer-
ehaDdise aud passengers, George ". Alien Co..
agents.
steamer Pioneer, Plat, Philadelphia. inerchar--
disc and passengers, J. W. EcCarrick, agent.
Steamer City Of Richmond, clifford, Norfolk,
merch9hdi.e and PASSENGERS and Unlisd States
schooner Maggie ID. Earston, Bi,ekirgton. New
York, WITH coal WIS cleared BY Gervas Storrs, and
not reported Yesterday.
SAILED From osBoRNE's LANDING SoyENBKR5-
schooner Exertion, Crammcr, wood New York,
r. J. Woodbridge.
Brig Rosario lSp.l. Sacr.stan, Bllboa, lumber.
CLEARED FROM WEST POINT.
steamship Napier (Brl, Anderson, Rio Janciro,
-four, Galcgo Nils Manufacturing Company.
DISASTERS IN OCTOBER.
The numter OF vessels belonging 10 or bound 90
from ports iD the United states reported totally
4G, OF which 80 were wrecked, were sunk by
collision, 2 xere burned. 3 were abandoned, b
we're foundcred aud are missing. The list COM
prscs steamers 4 shius, 10 bSrks, brigs. and
20 schooncrs, aud their total yslne exclusive Of
carRocs, 4 estimstcd ~ t62l $50. o. the above,
steamers, barks 2 brgs, and 10 schooncrs
were Owned wholly IN the United states, and lhcir
total value Is estimated at 5. 99,760.
MEMORANDA.
NoRTOLK.-Auiyed3 Sd: Schooner Belle Seaman,
Steelman, with coal for baltimore; put in for lar-
bor. I'm Hampton Roads. wlnd-bound, 3D.:
schooner Amelia G.. ireland, Curtis. for New York
NEwroET.-sallcd I'd: schooner Milford (of
Rockland, ncwl, Look, for Richmond. Va.
NEW NoRK.-Ccared Sd: Schooner william c.
Boz. lhcs.Nr. for Richmond. Va.
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BY Telegraph.

NkN YORK.
NEW YORK, November 4 N0On.--Stocks heavy.
Money. sac pcr cent. Fxchange-Long 4sOi
short, 4Sf. State bonds inactive. Governments
quiet and steady.
( observation-disclosures, 4S04. Governments firm
new 5's. lOlb; new 4rs, ll3: new A. ll6.
Money, 81. per cent. states in light request.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Observation-Disclosures 6's, deferred.
2j cun.n's, sos; past-due coupons, 94's; new
lc-iO's, j2f. Bid to-day.
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HaHIaation OPen.

NASHVILLE, November 4.-Navigation
has been re0pened after suspension since
the 1st Of August on account OF low WAler'
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The Settlement of Pensions.

WAsHIXGToN, November ). -Coloncl
Dudley, Commissioner Of Pensions, has
submitted to the Secretary OF the Interior
recommendation that Congress be asked
to appropriate s10O,OOO,000 for disbursc-
ment by his office during the next fiscal
year-ending June 30, 1SS3-in payment Of
annual and accrued pensions; and also
that an immediate deficiency appropriation
of 500, OOO. 600 be requested for hepurpose
OF paying all arrears Of pensions to claim
ants whose cases have been or may be favor
ably adjudicated during the current fiscal
wear. The Commissioner estimates that
1900 pension claims will be allowed this
wear. and that with a further increase in
The clerical force Of the Bureau as many rs
60. 900 may DC disposed Of next year.
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by Telegraph.

Flour-Wc quote: Fine. s4.5O6s5; extra. $3.50
supcrinc, 5000; common family, $40; choice
or patent family, SS.500sS.76.
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even n decent proportion OF them, will ever
come to trial. As soon as few decisions
have been given, and as soon as a tendency
OF decisions begins 10 be gynsped by land
lords and tenants an amicable arrangement
will take place in an overwhelming proper
ton Of cases.
Reducing the Rents.
BELFAST, November 4.-The sub-com-
mission OF the land-cOurt has given iudg-
ment in the cases Of fifteen tenants OF the
estate OF Archdeacon Crawford, in all ex-
cept one ease reducing the rent thus: Rent
OF C122 was reduced 10 ESQ; another Of
Ell to f4S, and another OF coo 10 G52.
LONDON, November 4.-The sub-commis-
sion Of the land court, sitting at Belfast,
gave four additional decisions to-day, re-
ducing the rent in each case about % per
cent. The day being market-day, there
was large attendance OF farmers, who re-
ceivcd the announcement of the decisions
with great delight.
Archbishop CrOke and "Fair Rents
LONDON, November 4.-Archbshop
Croke, Of Cashel, replying to an address OF
the branch Of the Land League, advised
tenants 10 tender fair rents, and il refused
the fault would not be theirs. IL would
show that the Irish can for their cOuntry's
sake endure insult and injuries. He de-
ciarcd the Government had established a
reign OF terror.
4 Statement Dcniod-ScriOus Designs
OF the Irish Extremists.
LONDON, November 1.-The London cor
respondent OF the Manchester Guardian
Hptafna t,n qtataplaut nf fha /fos1fs.uf hrtre
that it is contemplated TO summon Parla-
ment to meet on the 10Th OF January next.
A Cabinet Council will probably be held
on Tuesday. There is some reason to be-
licyc that the Irish Government has had
information Of serious designs OF the sec
tiOn OF extremists 10 provoke risingS
throughout the country before the progress
OF the land act has had time to create n
better feeling among the people. The
Government, however, was well provided.
Arthur Lefroy's Trial.
MAIDSTONE, November 4.-Thc trial OF
Arthur LEROY for the murder OF +. j..
Gold on 4 Brighton railway express train in
June last has commenced. The prisoner
appears calm and collected. The AttOT-
ney-Gencral opened tie case on behalf OF
the Crown. The prisoner pleaded not
guilty. The courtroom is densely crowded.
An Explanation Asked For.
LONDON, November 1.-The Paris cor
respondent OF the Dddy Telegraph says
France has asked IN explanation Of the
arrest in Russia Of three Frenchmcn upon
whom compromising documents are said
TO have been found.
TuEisian Affairs.
TUNIs, November 4.--Gcneral Etienne
has been appointed Provisional Governor
OF Susa and Kair0uan. Large bodies CT
insurgents are reported to be in the yicir-
ity OF the hitter place.
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Mrs. Garfield and tho Garfield lie
mOrinI Hospital"

WASHINGTON, November A. :. Solo
mons, OF this city, chairman Of the Com
mittee Of Ways and Means Of the National
Garfield Memorial Hospital, to-day re-
ceiyed the following letter from Mrs. Gar
field:
MENTOR, ONO. October 81, 1891.
l[r. 4. S. SOlOmOnS: Dear Sir,-Yor
letter OF October 22d, giving an account OF
the action OF the Memorial Hospital J"
Committee, was daily received. | regard
the project as 4 grand tribute TO the mem
ory OF General Garfield, and one which
would be to him most gratifying. The
high character OF those engaged in II is the
best assurance Of its accomplishment in
the most worthy manner. Ii will be my
pleasure to contribute to this object.
Very truly yours,
LUCHETIA Il. GARFIELD.
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The Alabama District AtfornSyshi

WASHINGTON, d. c., November 1.-THE
nomination Of George NJ. Duskin TO be
District Attorney Of the United states for
the Southern District Of Alabama was net
acted on by the Senate during its last Ses-
sion, and II is now claimed by many law
yers that the Office must remain in abey-
ance until the next session OF the Senate
1t is generally admitted that the President
by virtue OF the tenure-of-otlice act has not
power to make the appointment, and it Is
still an open question whether the asso-
ciate justice assigned 20 this city has the
power to do so. Senator EdmundS, it is
said, is Of opinion that he has not, though
Aforementioned Deyens had rendered
an official opinion in similar ease that he
had. The ONCE, however, will only be in
Allowance until the meeting OF Congress in
December, whtn Duskin's name viii again
he sent to the Senate.
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Having sold my entire interest and goodwill I'm
the late concern Of SMITH & KADY 10 my former
partner, GEORGE A. SMITH. take pleasure I'm
recommending him % my friends and former
The patronage heretofore bestowed on lhe frm.
CHARLES l.. RADY.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY, NOvember A, 1881.
sALEs-FIRsT BoARD.-l0 shares Petersburg
Railroad stock a. %.
sRcOSD BoARD.-Eo saleS.
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, November 4, 1ss1.
SALES.
WHEAT.-Whic. III bushels good az SI.49;
SO bushels fir and good at Z AS. Lancaster, BOO
bushels good 10 Sl.4O: SO bushels seed 1T sl.5e
and Si.6u. tultz, 50 bushels seed az Sl.0O; Ii
bushels very good : AZ: 90 bushels good $40
"a bushels common at 81 Wnd Sl.2J.
COEN.-Nhite. 20 bushels very good ola nj re.
l20 bu .hels very good new at zoe. Mixed, o.
bushels very good old at lc.
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IN ooK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
DExECuTED at ne DISPATCH PRINTING
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DOCKS, STATIONERY, &C.-Just re-
ID cclyed, q large assortment Of BOX PAPER
All the latest styles. / carry - full line OF STA
PIE, and FANCY STATIONERY. My stock j.
al new and fresh and sell n The lowest price,
tie following quotations on few leading a1lcle- /;
A FINE BON or PAPER for Toe; ream 81
GOOD WRlTISG-PAPER fer use. Prices on
nne grades cheaper than any house IN lie city.
a large assortment OF PHOTOGRAPHIC
PGCKET-B0OKS. PURSES, &c.
All the latest Nos. Of FRhNhLIN-SQIARE
and SEASIDE LIBRARIES. - - .
A Large assortment If WALkING-CANES, at
LEONARD'S Book and New.-Storc'
oc 80 gcS Main street.
NEW BOOKS.-Thc Lantern OF the
y Lord and other Sermons. by Rev. Phillips
Hroots. si.75. Nnut Scrua, by the author Of
zone summer el.2J. Tie Shakespeare Phrase
Book, by john BARTLETT 50. Ghmpes through
the Cannon-SmOke- series Of sketches by Arclld
Forbes-sl. The Theory n Our Eauomti TX
isiencc, BY John G. IImd. IL. d.. $3.50. VII aud
Wisdom If Lord BcacOnsfcld, 20. The Theory
WEST. JOHNSTON & CO.,
ocSO Booksellers and sGitioneTs.
ICHhON
NURrnY's GUIDE, with Illustrations and maps
CHHHSf'ERarAN's GUIDE. 25c.
WALES ABOlT EICnhOhD, Il.
JAMES RIVER IRlST. 2. 9.
YORKTOWN IIARD-fOOki zoe.
D ~ IN - Al AlsAAeA I AAt"'a 49, $1,000
mond). soc.
COO STIREOSCOPIC VIEWS.
TLc TARGET assortment Of BOOKS, new and old,
I'm die southern states, II az 1902 and 80 Main
street j. ". RANDOLPH ENGLISH.
oc l0-d&w
ELEGANT STATIONERY, &c.
We have Just opened a handsome stock OF
LETTER AND EOTE-PAPERs
IN great variety al low prices by tie rcln or sin
gle quire; some IN rev and pretty boxes with
ENVELOPES.
CARDS and ENVELOPES IN boxes or separate.
Also. NEW and POPULAR BOOKS, BIBLES
PEAYER-BOOhS, and iIYhNALS OF hses'
styles Of binding and finish.
ocI4 WOODHOUSE & PARHAM.
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even decent proportion Of them, will ever
come TO trial. As soon as few decisions
have been given, and as soon as a tendency
OF decisions begins 10 be gyasped by land
lords and tenants an amicable arrangement
win take place in an overwhelming proper
ton OF cases.
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PIANOS, ORGANS. &c.
DIANOs AND ORGANS. ess

FFETn
LARGEST STOCK. BEST INSTRUMENTS,
LOWEST PRICES.
lemaikct does not furnish PIANOS superior In
ther relative RINK b. SIEINWAY, CHlChEk-
BTRy, and GROVEsTEEE q FULLER or
OlGhSs Of better quality than Tie hAsON a
UANlLIN. GEORGE WOODS, BiEDETI sHO-
NINGER. and WILCOX & WHITE.
ON al ulcse Ne guarantee FACTORY PRICES, cash
I or instruments.
NOtiOuble % show instruments. Give ns CALI
JOSIAH ENLhND & Co,
/ oco al3 Main street, hicbmOnd, Va
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Having bought the Interest and good will OF
CHARLES T.. RADY In the firm Of SMITH e
RhDY, the RAILWAY. NAIlliNISTS'-, AND
MINERS'-SUPPLY BUSINESS viii be continued
By George 4. smith ~ general partner and II. WI
liam Pcnbcrton A. special, under the firm-nane OF
GEORGE 4. SMITH n 60. Win Increased
facilities and capital, ne ask continuance of tie
patronage 90 literally extended 20 the late lrIn.
no 5-codat GEORGE A. SMITH a. co.
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Arthur LerrOy's Trial.
An Explanation Asked For.

LONDON, November 4.-Ihe Paris cor
respondent OF the Ddiy Telegraph says
France has asked IN explanation Of the
arrest in Russia Of three Frenchmcn upon
whom compromising documents are said
TO have been found.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-05
FLORIDA WATER,
TOILET, BATH, AND SICK ROOM.
hooks. STATIONERY. &c.

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-05

GO-PARTNERSIIlP.-I have this day
~ associated with me my son, HHRBEKT W.
CLAIBORNE, under the irm-name Of
JOHN u. CLAIBORNE q SON,
FOR the purpose Of establishing
FlRE-lNSJRANCE AGENCY.
and having arranged 10 represent the following
companies: - -
Northern, Of New lork............. 100000
Niagara, Of New y Ork .............. 1,bOO,OOO
Fire Association Of PHILADELPHIA. 4OOO,Oge
deposited with Treasurer Of Virginia, sb7,5OV.
most respectfully ask the patronage ~ my friends
ence JOHN II. CLAIBORNE,
No. ITO Main street, Richmond, Vs.
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