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The Arizona sentinel., 1881-06-04
Matrimonial Complication.

Professor J. W. Price, of the Atlanta University, is a full blooded negro. He lately return ed from a visit to Virginia with handsome young white wife. After a few days the bride left him, and took refuge with a neighbor. She said that she had no recollection of marrying Price, or of coming with him to Atlanta; that she was Isabella Hill, the possessor of s..55,OOO; that mis- cegenation was utterly repugnant to her, and she could only have taken a black husband while tenn porarily insane. Price maintains that sf.e is an octoroon, but says that he has no desire to hold her to the marriage against her will, and now has no doubt of her occasional insanity.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-06-04
Gro BIanco District.

A correspondent to the Arizona "Cltizen " under date Gro Blanco May 30th. says:
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-06-04
Tombstone District.
[Fron the Nugget.l

Two bars of bullion weighing 359 pounds and valued at $6505, Il was shipped yesterday from the Tolnbestone mill,
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-06-04
NEW-TODAY.
$50. REWARD!

4 MAN BY THE NAME OF FLOREN. A cio Sanchez alias Blanco Flores shot end killed a man by the r&me 6l ha'ael Gutierrez at Castle Dome mines on the night of the 18th ult, l. is supposed ne went to Yuma.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-06-04
DESCRIPTION.

He is a tall thin young man aoouV >2 years old Smooth face ana spLheMnaC peculiar eyes the pupils of which being slightly turned up. Generaiiy wears looking T s and quite handsome. The above reward will be paid for his arrest and delivery to the Sheriff Of Yuma County.
 G. II. HUTCHlNS.
 Supt, C. D. N. < s, Cs.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-06-04

(From the Philadelphia Bullion Ai"er.)
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-19

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS. YESTERDAY.
Cody, by, &c, Us. Dobyns's executors.
Upon petition for an appeal from decree
pronounced by the Circuit Conrt OF Carroll
county. Appeal refused by all OF the jud.es.
Mitchell Us. Commonwealth. Petition for
writ OF error from judgment Of the County
Court OF Campbell county. Writ OF error
refused.
Piedmont and Arlington Life-Ipsurance
Company and ais. US. Maryland ais. APP
peal allowed 10 decree OF the Chancery
Court OF the city OF Richmond aud cause
placed on privilege docket.
Stovall Us. Lee, &c. Writ Of error and
supersededS allowed TO judgment OF the
Corporation Court OF Danyile rendered Sth
January, 1881.
Burroughs executors rs. Whitehurst's
administrator. From the Circuit Court OF
the city OF Norfolk. Reversed, Judge Chris
tian delivering the opinion.
Petersburg Savings and Insurance Com.
pany rs. Lumsden. From the Hastings
Court OF the city OF Petersburg. Affirmed,
Judge Anderson delivering the opinion.
Bowie rs. Poor School Society OF West
moIeland county. From the Circuit Court
OF The county OF Westmoreland. Affirmed,
Judge Staples delivering the opinion.
Wendlinger rs. Smith and ais. From the
Cbancery Court OF the city OF Richmond
Reversed, Judge Bmks delivering the
opinion.
GIame's rs. Mutual Assurance Society.
and NiaPS executor rs. same. Petition for
rehearng denied.
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RecIatmiBg ,hc Everglades OF FIori-
da--Dctaiis of Il Great Industrial
Scilptne.

PHILADELPHIA. February 17.-An i'm
menSe transaction, involving the rccama-
ton OF 10000 600 acres Of land, or one third
OF one OF the States of the Union, hos been
undertaken by company OF Philadelphia
gentlemen, with every prospect Of success.
About one third Of the State OF Florida is Il
huge swamp, termed "The Everglades" a
dark, impenctrabe, unknown region. No
while man has ever fully explored it, and all
that Is known of it Is great swamp, with a
number OF lakes here and there, and
islands upon which roam ferOciOus
wild beasts. The project Of reclaim
ng this wonderfully rich country has
been talked OF for years, and il has
long been considered feasible by many en-
gneers. Some time since the State OF
Florida made move in the matter, which
is likely to culmlnate in the reclamation OF
the immense body Of land that has lain
under water for thousand years. Under
a contract with the State OF Florida, Pbila-
delpbia company j. about undertaking this
great scheme. The leading man in the enter
prise is Hamilton Disston, n young gentleman
OF business energy and ample fortune, and
present head OF the saw.manuiaciuling firm
OF Henry Disston Il Sons. Associated with
him are eX-Sher;f William II. Wright, w.
{. Parsons, Whitman II. Drake, A. B. Lin
derman, all Of this city; |. Coryeil, OF
Florida; and others. Under the agI cement
already made with the State the com.
pany are required TO begin SUI veys within
sixty days, and within six months to put a
force equal to one hundred men on the
work, and continue as eXpeditiously as pos
sible until it is COMPLETED. II is proposed
to drain the land by a canal and Lake
OK eechobee TO the Caloosakachee river,
which empties into the Gulf of Mexico
Another canal may also be constructed TO
the east, tapping the 81. Lueie river, which
fows into the Atlantic. These canals will
entirely drain the swamp, and from ten to
twelve milIion acres OF The richest land in
the world will be reclaimed. The company
will receive for the work one half OF the
land recovered, and it is expected that this
will largely repay all expenditures OF money
that may be made in the work. The COM
1any will organize at once, with Hamilton
DIsston as president.
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new PUBLICArIONs
The VERY pgsr ILLUSTRATED NAoAsrSg
rubrisnED.-B Btrmingham fBag) ko1.
SCRIBNER FOR MARCH,

This richly illustrated No. has io It's table OF con-
tents the following The secouG. lnstairnen, of Mrs.
BURSErr's bright novelette,,
A FAIR BARDARIAN. which the rbi,adelph,s
Inquirer calls "a vivid, asclnating story. Copies
Of the February scRrBSER, coniaining the 6r.t
chapters, may sill be bsd Of bookselecs o the pub.
lhhers. The three Nos. containing the novelette,
'compe.e can be had for one dollar.
MUSICAL POSSIBILITIES IN AMERICA. BY
THEODORE THOMAS An article OF wide popular
interest by the great mnsic leader Of this county,
ERfCssON's DEs rROyERr AND HER NEW
GUN. BY CHARLES BARNARD. A fully iiiustratei
account OF Ericsons latest isveniion, "5efor
which the iron. clad fleets of Europe are helpless"
IN LONDON WITH DICKENS. Tie hauuts OF
David Copperhel1, Lille Dorrit, aud others, with
Illustrations by CHARLES A. vASDERHooF.
CHARLES AID MARY LAMB An interesting
paper accompanied by por' rats, reproduced grom
rare oil painting from iife
OrHER NOTABLE FEATUREs ss follows
PROTEsTANrIsM ~ ITALY" nv Rev. WASH
ISGToN GLADDEN.; The Free Christian Church.
etc: John SINGLETON COPLEY, All by
his granddaughter. with many reproductions OF
CoPLEY's works; STRIPED BASS" a tpor,.ng
article, with Illustrations by MORAN, TABgR
Bo1Lrs, and others; "GLiNfPSEs OF PARisIAN
ART" with sketches by American, Spanish and
French painters In Parts: "A DANGEROUS VIR.
TUE" short story by II. n. BoYEsEN; "RECoL-
LECrfoNS OF AMERICAN SOCIETY" bv Mrs.
:. W. OAKEY; "NorGs OF \ WALKER by
JOHN BURROUGHS. Poems by Dr. ). @. H0L-
LAND, :. VI. II. PIATT, and others
MADAME DELPHlNE."
NIy following A Fair Barblrian."
Price Of this No., 35 cents; sold BY sl dea rs.
Subscription price, a year. fsI9.It
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. NAY GOD BLISS THE FIRM"

Judge Court Of Ordinary.

SHOE HEEL, Y. C., october 20, $50
N'sfs II. H. WorHeY d Co:
Dear sHS-l have beeli tr0uSled with kidney ant
Ntr Cise~s foI the last for yers. and In July laSt
nAo very -cgere attack. thea eOmnenceI taking
lour sAfI AiDNKYA AND Liyfz CCRE, and on the
Ie'h u The same month passed a stone from the
--iunels of ab9lt the size OF adY pea. have used
'"F''e bottles ef the SAFE KELSEY AHD LIVER
y hk aud eight boxes Of the Pills, and feel as
''o' ever isSe been praying Tor relief for foar
49, aud ! belese got 1t IA answer 10 PRAYER.
sn'y ~ 1Od bless tie frB. insisted my fysend j.
4'HeArhur to trs goug safe Renae1ie5 lie took
- Il'lce aud commenced their use. and gained ten
&~-tl ia one week aEda half.
very respectfu,li yOufs, REV. A, &lLL.
@s'srt. H. II Warner . Co..
"s"-eIAn.-YOu CAT Rlblish this letter II yoa
'.lHa Nneeessary, as ala sery well known. Many
'0 may Zee Us publication Enay, perhaps, from my
,,'O' AtRdASon, purchase SOUR safe Remedies. and
'"s' A'e 1elr bgeS. REV. A. HILL.
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Ohio's Most Profitable sfapse.
louisville Courier. Journal.l

IIDUIsNIsIt IVuIItT JVUI HfI.I
OF all tue staple crops OF the Ohio Valley
for 1880 none have given so great a profit AZ
White BurIey tobacco. II stands In the
lead Of all farm crops. IL i, In grestar de-
mand than any other, and commands from
IS TO sl2 for common. Sl7 10 $50 for fine,
and $50 10. So per 100 for extra crops.
Planters get from 1000 TO 1900 pounds per
acre. aud some have made over $500 per
acre clear OF cost OF labor and nai keting.
or course the lands which grow the finest
Burley crops are somewhat limited, but
tests made last year show that The area
tuited 10 its growth Is much more extended
.Dan has been heretofore believed. The
seed OF this variety Is selling by the hua-
dreds Of pounds, and large crop VI It will
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-19
TWENTY YEARS PASSING sroxts.

wAsHIsGros, y. C., october 8, 1850.
~ssSrsH H. W0TneP a. Co..
ssH slrs'-froM the sge Of iweniy.oae I have
~Ssa IRON pain III IRs lack, proceeding nom
-'S' S'teral sainpiss OF which have passed In
'HNiAlos agony Esys iow taken seven holiies
" 'oaf eAfE kidney AND LIVER CUBg. and 1
-" I" bt'as did twenty yeaSs ago fac las, hot.
~. s would Dot Gnish les, cue OF ms sgroxysi1s
tsnfa sac 6nd Iae WITHOUT g. IL seems 20
=. 10" That ibs grave, ~hieh ] used 10 eaSs goes
- eisso'yes. Yours truly.
}. ". REYNOLDS.
"' 22i "Cr aset;. y, 4.
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A WONDERFUL CURE IN GEORGIA.
CFFiCE or ORDINARY. NUSCOCET CO.. !
COiUMEIS GA. October /, $50.

OFFICE or ORDINARY. NUSCoGEE cog
COLUMBUS, Ca. october l. 1850.
Nt~rs. H. H. Warner & C0., Rochester, y. T.:
Ceutemen,-For eighteen mon,hs ] suffered in
ieu.ciy with a disease Of the Aidncys aud torpid
liver, and after trying every Icneiy that could
hes of hesidcs being ULder the treatment OF some
of cur ab,est physicians, / had about given up my
c4.,a bopele,siy iucurible when WAS prevailed
upon by INV wife 20 try Your SAVE KIDNEY AND
LIVER CURE. J confess that / hal but lit
ue faith ia its merits oi eihcscy; bur io my
- a Joy. aud satisfaction, after had CONE
meme "a ON the second bottle found a d,Ciced
I'M rovement In my condition. Iconunued the use
Of le medicine until had taken SIX bottles, when
c. is, iered myself entirely cured My ci,tssc being
chronic one. ofOng standing, was necessarily y,ry
Obdurac, aud required a greater quantity of the
-oicine, and longer tl.ne To subdue n, than ordi-
hiry cases. or one lhiug, gentemeu. AIN well as
"a ed your tdictue via DO every thing you recOm
mcql 10 10 do. II taken sccoTding 10 direcliOn'.
cht ffully give his testimonial, hoping 81 1nay
be ne means of indncihg o;Bers 10 Try il who may
be &riarly afflicted. p. n. BRO )KS,
Judge Court Of OI binary.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Ron Of H0rOr.-The following pupils
were on the roll Of honor at the public
schools this week
School NO. Miss Bette i. Irvine teach
er-Lillie OVERLY.
School No. miss X. A. Lyon teacher
Rosa Dornn, Lizzie Hewlett, Nellie Leon
ard, Rose McCullocb, Harry Callighan,
Thomas Taylor.
School No. 3-M,S Mamie Hatcher teach
err Hattie Blankenship.
School No. 4-MiSs Fanny French teach.
cr-Carrie Williams, Henry Buell., Bessie
Farrar, Walter Freeman, Ollie Elder, Ma
mie Knorr.
Primary Hall teacher-Myrtle Lith-
COW, Katie Mccullough, Birdie Farrar, Liz
zie Graves, Claude Farmer, Charlie Root,
Charlie Bourne, George JlTrell, james
Pknz, Douglas sharp.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-19
= Hard Case.

Editors DiSpatch A manufacturer OF
fertilizers in Richmond, after using every
effort aud getting his full share OF the
meagre allotment OF cars both at the Dan
vile and Petersburg depots, receives the
following:
CHARLESTON, :. c., February l6. 1880.
Dear >ir.-The delay in filing orders will
cause Us TO lose sale OF q good deal Of your
fertilizer. Some OF our customer, are buy.
Ing other manures because they cannot get
yours promptly. Please hurry up your
shipments. Yours truly, 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-19

Personal AND BRIEF LOCALs.-Rey. j. a.
Chambiss, ID. D., OF Charleston, ;. g., Is In
the city. and will remain here several days
10 aid Rev. Dr.. Hawthorne in series OF
meetings OF the First Baptist church during
the coming week.
Tuesday next, the 22d OF February, will
be celebrated somewhat after the manner OF
ante bellum days. The First Virginia reSi-
ment and the HowiZers will unite in
street parade, and the latter will fire sa-
lutte on the Capitol Square in honor OF the
Father OF his Country.
st. Patrick's day will not be celebrated
with the usual street parade this year. The
different Catholic organizations have deter
mined to meet with Irish citizens and those
OF Irish descent, at Cathedral Hall, on The
morning OF the 18th proXimo, and proceed
In a body to The Cathedral, where divine
service will be held, and most probably an
oratiOn delivered.
The prayer meetings which are being held
on Twentieth street under ibe auspices OF
-. JOBn's Episcopal church have been well
attended during the week.
The Norwegian bark Brazileird, Thomas
en- master. with cargo OF staycs. valued
at 81, ,703.47. cleared from the custOm.hou>c
Yesterday for Malaga, Spain.
The Supreme Court Of Appeals adjourned
Yesterday until the Sih Of March.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-19

Captain +. A. Dsingerfelds who returned
from a visit. 10 New York lsst week, was
made present by his brotber'in-llw, JiInes
Keene, The millionaire, OF one Of the finest
horsts H. the United States, "Jim Perase."
This hor.,e was originally bought by Mr.
Keeue for S2S,000, and subsequently sold
by him for $4,000 iu gold, and afterwards
repurehased ftr 81, 1000, -RocblnghTm Re-
Ulster.
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be planted all through the tobacco-growln
district. What effect the prospective large
cfop Will have upon values Is matter OF
conjecture. bUt dealers think it Will conf
mand over si2 for good crops. no matter
how much is raised. The White Burley
tobacco Is used by manufacturers OF both
fine-cut and plug. Good, rich red crops
bring the highest prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-19

HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM,
GIVES TO EVERY WOMAN
FAIR, FRESH AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.
No matter how much it may have become i'm.
paired by nature or Otherwise, it makes the SKIN
PURE, SOFT and LIKE THAT Of YOUTH.
II Is no, only ELEG ANTLY PERFCMFD, but II IS
in every way most perfect wash and SPLENDID
LOTION.
Its APPLICATION cannot possibly be detected
and IS harmless water.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-19

BISHOP KEANE's LECTUgE.-Th0se who
wish to aid the poor and enjoy at the same
time an Intellectual treat should not fail TO
hear the lecture by Right Rev. Bishop
Keane on Monday evening next at Mozart
Hall. The proceeds OF the lecture will be
devoted to the Ladies' Benevolent Society
for the relief OF the poor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-19

WICKEDNEss.-Not a bad heart but III oase g.
Liver IS often the Of violence Of ten per- vim
dic'iyeness. and sometimes crime; Tor. when the
spleen Is affected he heart Is clogged In It's better
impulse for want of action 10 carry of The bile.
y hav, used SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR. not
only once but often, ana can confidently assert II
has done me more good than any o'hcr medicine |
have ever used think IL IS The greatest medicine
fer diseased Liver made IN The world. Many of my
neighbors have used IT,, and al will say as much II
not more than do for us virtues.
"JOHv }. ALLEN, Bib county, Ga
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-19

SENTENcED.-In the United States Court
yesterday morning Needham Il. Freeman,
OF DInwddie. who was convicted OF 1.-Two
eases OF forgery, was sentenced 10 two
years confinement in The penItentiary in
one clse, and in the other was tined 5000.
He will be taken to The penItentiiry In few
lnVs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-19
AUCTION SALES TAES DAY.

BE- On al sales OF Real Estate made between the
lst Of January and last OF June the taxes for the
present year have 10 he paid by The urehtser. On
all sales made between the 1st OF July and last OF
the year the taxes have 10 be paid by the seller.
I1his custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
by all the real estate agents in Richmond, and ap-
plies TO Richmond and yicnityl
FRANK u. HILL, IL NJ trustees sale Of land In
tine cOuDty of ilenrcO, about ten miles from the
city, on the Charles city road.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. VI, horses, vehicles.
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WHAT IT Has DONE.

AmoH EDUCATIONAL ENOoRsENENr.
p,,. &C. Kendrck, ID. D.. Lie De- an eminent
American author Professor Of Hebrew and Greek
i'm ,h, University OF Rochester ,Bap ist). and one
of the American reyi-er' Of the Ne" Testament
vrt.s ~ follows:
ROCHESTER,, y. Y, January D 1851
Having received from the use 81 AhNth
SAfr KIDNEY AND LNFR CURE very marked
l.n,ft.Ic,u cordially recommend IL 10 Others.
"A.C KENDEI,k.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-19

OPERA y0R THE HOwTzEBs. One Of the
attractions for the evening OF the 22d will
be the opera doctor OF Aicantara," which
will be produced at Mozirt Hall for the
benefit Of the Richmond HowiIzers. The
cast Is exceptionally strong, and lovers OF
good music have treat IN store for them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-19

Police CoURr.-The following eases were
disposed OF at the Police Court yesterday
morning by Polce'Ju>tice ID. G. Richard
son:
Sylvester Douglas alias James Henry
Qu1IleS tcolOred), felOniously breaking and
entering in the daytime the >tOrehOu,e Of
G. Knott. with intent to commit larceny !;
also charged with stealing two hundred
and fifty chairs from K. Il. Lyme. was COM
mllted TO jail to await the action Of the grand
iuiy.
Edward Jones (colored), assault and bat
terry, was fined so and sent to iaiI for five
DAYS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-19

Brief HemS.-The following pupils were
on the roll OF honor at the CoIored High
school this week: Jessie c. BiGga, LIZZIE
johnson, Lille Moon, Thomas Brown,
David Moon, James Powell.
The remains OF Mr.. George W. Snellngs,
who died suddenly in Isle OF Wight county
Of paralysis OF the brain, were brought here
and Inferred in Chester field. Deceased was
the father OF Ms. Emmett Gregory. Of this
city.
Religious services were held at the Meade
Memorial church yesterday. and one person
was baptized.
In the Mayors Court yesterday morning
the case OF the Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad Company, charged with running
an excursion train through lhe city on sun
dly, cane up. A nominal fine was i'm
posed, and the ease goes to the Huslng,
Court.
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AMBULANCE CALL.-Yesierday afternoon
between and 3 O'Clock c9Iored woman
bad lit on the corner Of Ninth and Bank
streets. The city ambulance was summoned,
and she was taken TO her home, IN the lower
part OF the city,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-19

SOCIAL.-A pleasant occasion was the din
ner given at Fords Hotel Yesterday after
noon in compliment to Miss Willie Walker,
daughter Of Lieutenant Governor Walker.
Among her friends present were Mrs. John
Il. Spots; Miss Nora Burks, daughter OF
judge Burks; Miss Bette Davidson, OF
Asbevile n. c.; Miss Peachy Staples. and
several gentlemen OF the city.
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TNIVERsiTY OF ROCHESrEr, !
......., snAn TnpN

rocnrSTER. y. Y, January is 1851
VIII. a. Warner hsS placed III my possession
u.. Nrmulg tie several medicines mshu'aCruFcu
,,.l .oii under The general Designation oil AK
go. .,rt RENfpirs." have investigated the
-...ses of manufacture. which are conducted with
I....r,c care. and according To The best methods
,t.,.tsstn from the laboratory samples oi all the
.,,i.. r.ci go tire PREPARATION Of these medicines
=. ,,ru o. the several medicines int which they
,.,.r. lnaye al.o purchased from different drug.
s,... ,p M. cl'y WARNER's SAFE REMEDIES ana
mn r,i. ca. examination dnd them an entirely
.,,, mercury aud from poisonous or dele'eri-
enc. :. \. LATTIMORF.
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STORES FOR RENT.


No. l4ll east Main, near Fourteenth sireci, r.
ccniy cupied by f. ~tTtu,c. wi u FINE - = + IL.
lNG; tx rooms aud modern impros seilcrfs.
STORE southwest corner Main anf Fourteenth
streets. recently occupied byNltY Bank. VIII cent
whole binding io q 700 !eutnt al loN irnf.
STORE W. 1925 cast Main street. with 'frr'
rooms ah0ye. recently occupied by the AtlaDtc dud
Pacific ltlegIapb Company.
GTlTK, No. 1924 east Main street Good grocery
and provision stand.
No. / | rOrh Four eeDh street, under exchange
Hotel. GOOD elaL'i tor = iailO..
80. II east Nam street; g's and water; $40 1'f
month.
No. Is0Sed,, Main stree; two roOms above, 30
ytr MONTH
No sos east Nir-hal street. near New Narhct
: d p'r month. FRANK % IilLL CO.
t. lI-3i lIO5 Main SiIc-'.
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ANDALrsIAN Hahn.

To make the hands smooth, to Keep the lips
from chappng, ,sere is nothing better than this
excellent preparation. Now that the cold weather
has set 10 everybody should have some Of II.
Prepared by T. ROBERTS BAKER, Druggist, No
0l3 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-19

HUB PUNCH, prepared oy skilled hands OF pure
old iqu0rs and aromatic fruit juices, Is deli.
cous and snrpasses any punch or toddy made on
the spur Of the moment. Taken hot at night 1t viii
break UP a cold. Have IL ready. All grocers, drug
eists and wine msr hants sell II at sl.25 botte.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-19

MANCHESTER ELECTION CAsE.-The ease
of X. b. Foster, James Galloway, and
Simue Logan, the Manchester judges Of
election who were indicted by the grand
jury OF the United States Court few weeks
ago, was begun yesterday before Judge
Hughes. Qliie Il number Of witnesses were
summoned. and the court adjourned about
haf-past to meet this morning. when The
case will be further heard. The judges
were indicted for refusing 10 allow certain
persons to vote upon taX-recepts issued
from the Auditors Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-19

We have jnst received ine stock Of AMoNTIL-
LADo, ToPAz, and other sHERRiEs; also, some
fine PORTS. The quality Of these wines Is very
fne and the prices are very low We have also Just
received some OF The nnest TEA We have ssen since
the WAR W.D. BLAIR & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-19

The WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy and
cool, with indications of rain at midnight.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY q A. NJ, "a I;
g A. NJ, 81; noon. 4G; s Z. NJ, 40; +.
NJ, Az; midnight, 81.
Mean temperature, 10.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-19

A SAILOR DROWNED IN MID OCEAN.-Cap-
tain Blk, OF the BRIG Aablnc, trading be-
tween Norway and Richmond, arrived in
the city yesterday. He reports the loss OF
one OF hi. crew by drowning in mid-ocean.
Every effort was made 10 rescue the man,
but to no avail. The Aabine was in lIlmp-
ton Roads yesterday on her way up, and
will probably arrive here some time to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-19

DR. HARTLEY's REMEDY cures Caiarrh when
all oh.r known remedies fail. One package Is
generally sufficient TO effse: . cure. Sold by all
dAlggists