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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-06
PROPOSALS FOR BIDS
For Leasing the Arkansas State
Penitentiary.

TN pursuance Of the provisions of an act Of
/ the General Assembly of the State Of Ar
kansas, approved March 2lst, 1881, the under
signed, the Board of Commissioners for the
management and leasing Of the Arkansas
State Penitentiary, hereby give notice th't
they viii until the 18th day Of November,
1881, receive sealed proposals for the leasing
Of the Arkansas State Penitentiary and all
property thereto belonging, and the build
ings. machinery and labor Of convicts. for the
period Of ten years from the 9TH day Of May,
1883.
The bids shall be directed to the Governor,
as the President OF said Board Of Commission-
ers, and shall be accompanied by a good and
sufficient bond in the sum Of ten thousand
dollars conditioned for the faithful exc cuiion
Of q contract and bond required BY the act
azores lid, and in accordance with the stipu-
lations in each and every bid so received.
All bids received will be opened at the office
of the Governor of the State, in the oity Of
Little Rock, at the hour of 10 o'clock M, OF
said 18th day Of November, 1882, and the con-
tract awarded TO the highest and best respon-
siblo bidder. The Board reserves the right 10
reject all bids offered.
For particulars In reference to contract,
etc., see Acts of 1881. pages III to Us, or adj
dress the Secretary Of the Board.
TT CHURCHILL,
MOORE,
Attorney-0 oneral.
JACOB FR0LICH,
Secretary e state.
Little Rock, Ark, April 5, 1882. 2bl
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-06

RAILROAD haven
Mneson the line their ad Kentucky furnish at yw
erecting scale the which all Coal sold
aide The the
before September
10
specially adapted
the carload delivered
in
This Company has adopted this
II met consumers
ewehe
information relating retail department call
'en0i freSH' Ns'H" ~ ~ l. LEE, COaIA Agent L.. N r.
while
published
by other Mines
L. l. NJ HI
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-06
NoTICEs

DETER IAwLEss has removed his DOilOr,
Copper and Sheet Iron Works from Adams
street to No. lsa Front street, between Mar
kot and Exchange, where he Is prepared TO
execute all orders tia. come in his line al
very low rates. l2OE2
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-06
ChancerY Sale Of Real Estate.

No. ET8, R-Chancery Court Of Shelby county
ID Meyers ct al vs.. NJ S Sappington, B r
SappingtOn.
DY virtue Of an interlocutory decree for sale,
ID entered in the above cause on the 18th
day of January, 1882, and amended February
ID, February g, 1882. and March %, 1882, 1 viii
SELL at public auction, to the highest bidder, in
front Of the Clerk and Masters Office, court
house Of Shelby county, Memphis, Tennessee,
on
Saturday, April 20, 1852,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county. Tenn,
to-wit:
Lots No. 10 and 20 in block 40 on Walker
street, Fort Pickering. each fronting p feet
each on Walker street and ~ INNING back l7715
feet and lying between Washington and Soc
ond streets.
Terms Of Sale Upon credit Of six months,
note with approved security required, lien re-
tanned, etc
This April 6. 1882.
RI BLACK, Clerk and Master.
Myers 4 Sneed, and Flippin 4 fliPpln, So
licitors. SO 81 80 IS 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-06
DesOtO Oil Co., Memphis, Tenn.

A NALYSIS Of a sample Of DeSoto Ammo
IA mated Dissolved Bone for the
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-06

LABORATORY OF STATE CHEMIST,
Dept. ofAgTioulture, University of Georgia,
ATHENS, Ga, February q, 1882.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-06
pANK oe COMMERCE.

MEMpH1s, Tenn, March 10. 1852, !
yNHE annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of
i this Bank, for the election of Directors
for the ensuing year, will be held at the bank,
ing house on the Second Tuesday in April
next. 1881 ia OmBERG. Cashier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-25
PERRY DAyIs's PAIN.KILLER.
DIPUTIIERIA.

4 cold or sore throat may not seem 10 amount 20
much. and if promptly attended 10 can easily be-
cured: hut neglect :, often followed by consump-
lion or di,htneria. $40 medicine has ever been dis
covered which act, soquiclly and surely In snch
ease, a. PEl.E4 DANi>'- l'AIN-KILLER. The
prompt use Of tii. INVALUABLE REMEDY has
saved thousluCs oflitc. PERRY DANIS'S PAIN
KILLER is not an experiment. II has been before
the public for forlY years, ana Is most valued whore
At IS best known.
4 few extracts irom voluntary testimonials read
a- follows:
Paim-Kior ha, heen my household remedy for
colds for ulC past twenty seven years. and have
never known Ii 90 fu ~ ciicctimg cuyc.-L. y.
Cr0cker. WtiliHmStitf, y. T.
For thirty years ! have used PJin-killer, and
found II neyer-iaihre, remedy forcolds and sore
throat HGrtOu SEAMAN.
Have received immediate relief from colds and
~0re-throat. and consider your Pain-hilCr au iu-
valuable rcmcly.-Gt0rgC u. Ererett, Dickinson,
NJ
have lu,i recovered from very severe cold.
which have had Tor some time. could get no ~
lief mtil !ricG yuug faiu-hiller, which relieved
Iuc Immediately. | will never again be without 1t.
q. ~. fugce. LoWAdtS. 90.
Have u-cd Ps'n-hi.er In my family for forty
wear. and have never known IL 10 fall Ransom
LsiciS, WGyneSb0ro'. G0.
hogan using Pain-kilcr in my family twenty
hyc years ago aud have used II ever siuce and have
found no medicine 10 take is placo.-B. W. Dyer.
Druggist. oneida. y. !.
paratIou made We would mol be- without it, /. p.
HOVfs. LibGtV mus. I0.
For twenty-five year. have used Pain-h Her for
colds and chappcd lip,, and consider IL the ho,t
medicine ever ohcred.- GtoTgt Hoopef- WiimiHg-
fYr, v. ~.
was suffering scycrly with bronchitis and my
thr01t was 80 iunamcd could scarcely swallow
any food. ! was advised tO Try your pain-k Her,
aud after taking few dO-o- was completely cured
T. Wilkinson.
Dr. WALTON write, from Co,hoct0n Your Pain.
Killer curcs diIhthera and sOro-thrOat, 80 alarm
ingly prevalent here, and has not BEEN known "a
fall ia single instance This fact you should make
known 20 the world.
Mr.. EILEN r.. MASON writes: Ny son was taken
violently sick with ciphthcria. high fever, and cold
chllls. 30 mlnN cb..dren have d.cd here, was
afraid 70 call physician, aud tired your Palm
KILLER. lie WAS taken on sunday, and on Melnes-
day Ills Lirost was clear. n was Il wonderful cure.
and wish 10 could o. known 10 the poor mother-
wh0 are losing 10 many children.
for chill- and Fever PAIS-kU.LER has no
cIual. II cures when everything else fails.
Delays are often dangerous. \ hottie of PAIN
KILLER "a thc house a safeguard that no farni.
iy should DC without. Al druggists - itat a5c.
SOC. and III per bottle
PERRY DAVIS & son, Propriotors.
ic 2-codtApl Providence. l.. I.
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FIRES LAST NiGrT.-The alarm turned
in from Box AZ at $3.50 O'Clock last night
was caused by the partial burning Of the
roof Of the house at No. 1862 Broad street,
occupied by Henry Brown (colored). Dam
age very slight. The fire was caused by
sparks from the chimney.
Last night, shortly after midnight, trc
was discovered at No. IlG south Second
street, Kept by William j. Valentino a. an
ooyster-ho'lsc. The alarm was sounded
from the Third-strcet engine-house, and
the firemen arriving on the ground
IN few moments the flames were cxtin-
guished before much damage was done.
The tire caught from stove in the rpo,n
in which Mr.. Valentine was slceping, and
he came near being suifocated by the smoke.
Damage about Ssj, which l. covered by IN
sllrancc
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that In no event would they have been car
plete confidence Of the good people Of this
State in and out Of the Democratic party.
OF the circuit judges elected yesterday
George L. Hughes IL at present county
Judge OF Goocbland, Henry ii. Ford il at
present county Judge OF Henry county,
Mr.. Fitchett has seen service ~ Common
wealth's attorney FOR Northampton county.
Mr.. Richardson, TO be elected to the Court
of Appeals from the Southwest, was not
regarded as Mahone's iayorite in the be-
ginning, but with bis Southside and South
west friends combined he was too strong
to be defeated, and his election was acqui-
esced in by 1.-the General
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PERSONAL.

fIO TIE CREDITORS OF ROBERT
u. LYME, DECEASED: Under a decree OF
thc Chancfry Court Of the city Of RichmOnd am
taking proof Of the debts and claims against The
estate of the aid Robe II. Lyme. deceased. Mo-
rice of This proceeding has already been Published,
tut the cuTstOfs are anxious Ia Wind up the estate,
and 20 at their Instance give this additional no
uce All peTsons having accounts or claims Of
any sort against the estate of Robert II. Lyme. de-
ces,s. viii hnd II 10 their interest u present such
ciailas 10 me 80 ms Office Al ONCE, say before
The 25th OF February. 1882. with the proof sus-
tanning The claims. II may save parties some
trouble. aud 80 now Inform them tha; II VIII not
do u bring the account sworn 20. The witness
proving " ms come 10 my o1ice, and Tie witness
must b. 4 pfrsOn other than the person 20 whom
fbc caiBi oF account T. due. The person 20 whom
SIC account Il due is mol 4 competent witness and
cannot testify. THOMAS j. EVANS,
a. 25-5t Commissioner,
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THEATRE LAST NIGuT-MY PARTNER.-
4 full but not crowded house Witnessed
the first representation in this city of Bart
ley CampbePs play, "My Partner The
plot Of the drama, like that OF Camille,
hinges upon point essentially diSagrceable
TO a refined aud cultivated taste. II this
drama be representation OF real life in
California, It is comfortable thing to
know that Richmond is in Iienrico,
not Siskiyou county. The play is
vigorous and very amusing--a bad sort
OF dime novel. very well dramatized and
we'll acted. The hero, "Joe Saunders" ;"
il a Chevalicr Bayard gone mad--a might
be, not an actuality-that is, outside a Il
lunatic asylum. Mr.. Aldrich played the
part with force and pathos which delighted
the audience and almost cheated them into
the belief that he represented possible
man. Mr.. Chaplin as major Henry Clay
Britt" was eXcellcnt-naturai and not in
the least STACEY or affected. The villain
"Scraggs" was much too villainous in his
aiiectionate contemplation OF his finger-nails
and the time-worn accompanimentS OF dra-
matte knaves in general. Miss Goldthwait
had very difficult rite, and played II rs
satisfactorily ny any artistic could have hllcd
part so unpleasant to any good and pure
woman. Mr.. Parsloe as Wing Lee was
lcapital-intenSely funny and very Chinese.
Take It all In all, the DRAMA Is well acted,
but not calculated TO improve the audience
either mentally or morally. II will be re-
! peated tonight and this afternoon at a
matinee performance.
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\. SAKs & Co.,

PERSONS living IN unhealthy localtie, M.
avoid Fever, Age, and Biliousness by takin.l
COLDEN's LIEBlG's LIQrrD EXTRACT or BKfI
AND ToSiC ISyIGoHAToR. Ia pint bottles. -
for CoLDHN's, take no other. OF druggist g'n-
eraily.
For TICkIlsG, Dry, lREIrATING CoUGH As.
tOUGIIiNG SPELLS, nervous and dificnlt brcnfl %
ing, for hoarScuCSs restless or nakcful nights, ~
the ROCK And rs EXPICTORANT," WIN BRO
MIDE COMPOUND, the medicine for lung and thr ,,f
al scases.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-25

THE ELECTRIC LIGHT.-The Council
Committees ON Light and Finance met yes
terday evening ut the City Hall TO consider
the petition OF the Brush Electric Light
Company for permission to erect their
poles and extend their wires through the
streets Of the city. After n full discussion
OF the subject, In which most OF the MEM
bers OF the committees expressed them
selves in favor OF the petition, il was de-
iermined 10 lay the petition by for future
consideration. pending which they recon.
mend that the Council appoint special
committee Of seven members 10 consider
the cxpedicncy Of allowing the company TO
Use the old water-works power 10 supply
the streets with the electric light.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-25
JUDGES J0STLED.
Election of Some Circuit Judges Yes
terslny; Supreme Court to
be Chosen To-Day.

Refers 90 the Election Of Circuit-Court
Judges 20 Fill Vacancies; the ReadJustcr
Candidates Successful, OF Coursc-Court Of
Appeals TO be Selected To-Day; Sketches
Of the Rcadiuster Candidates-Notcs OF
LEGISLATION In tho Senate and House OF
Deicgates-Personols, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-25

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT. Last nIxhf
between and 3 O'Clock the pay-train on
the Richmond and Allegheny rallroad raa
into slide above Buchanan, throwing th,
engine and car off the track. David Nc
MINI, paymaster's clerk, who was riding
on the engine at the time, was killed. Tbe
engineer and two or three others were In
iured. No further particulars could D.
obtainel
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Presents from Wilkes Post for Their
Richmond Military Friends.

The Trenton Gazehc Of the 2Sd publishes
thc following:
"Throe handsome and really artistic
punch-boWls are on exhibition in the south
window oi DOnnelly's gentlcmen's furnish
ing store, i'm Taylor Opera-ilOuSe build
ing. They are each tWcnty-fOur inches
across ut the top, were made at |. Dayis's
pottery, aud decorated ut the Well-hnOwn
establishment Of Jesse Dean, Nos. 1G and 7S
Carroll street. These bowls are decorated
with pink ground; near the top, upon the
inside. are representations OF punches OF
grapes with vines and leaves. and I'll the
bottom are striking pictures Of the state
House and front ground, executed By what
is known rs the heliO-ceramic process.
"Thc designs upon the exterior, which
are also very fine, are: ClaSped hands,
Grand Army OF the Republic badge, Con-
federate badge, New Jersey cOgt-Oi-arms,
Virginia coat-Oi-arms, bnapsack and mus
ket with figures %, and upon one how
itzer upon another piece Of artillery, and
upon the third pair OF knapsacks, with
red and gray blankets and two musketS.
The Inscriptions are. respectively; From
Wilkes Post. q. A. r., and Auxiliary
Corps, Trenton, n. j.. to Richmond How
itzers, Richmond, Va, Feb. %, 1882;
From Wilkes Post, G.. 4. r., and AuXil-
larry Corps, Trenton, y. j., to Otey Bat
terry, Richmond, Va, Feb. -, 1882
From Wilkes Post, 6. \. H., and AuXil-
iary Corps, Trenton, n. j., to Old 1St Nir-
gina Infantry, Richmond, Va, Feb, %.
1882
at will be remembered that during the
visit OF Aaron Wilkes Post TO the York
town Centennial celebration they stopped
at Richmond, and were right royalty enter
tanned by the surviving members Of the
/ Confederate commands named. These
! handsome specimens Of Trcnton's handi-
work were ordered hy Aaron Wilkes Post,
and on Sunday evening committee ap-
pointed for that purpose will proceed 10
/ Richmond, and on the following day pre-
sent them in the name of Aaron Wilkes
Post, in recognition OF the hospitality Of
the men who formerly wore the gray. Mr..
Dean. the decorator, had carte blanche, and
il il claimed by experts that the work upon
the bowls is the finest that has been exc
cuted in this city,"
! The Otcy Battery Association will meet
at headquarters OF the Fire Department,
on Tenth street, at O'Clock this evening,
10 make preparations 10 receive the Trenton
visitors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-25
AUCTION SAsEs THIS DAY.

RICHMOND BAZhAI, 10 A.M.. horsc,, mu.
&C., &c.
JNO. T. LATGllTON, JH., IL \. VI. giass- r.
store beiyinR
MEADE IIASkiNS, special Commisioncr, l.
~, sale of valuable farm ia Ameis county.
WILLIAM -. RICE, Trustee, II 4. d., sale %
one Of Lanes matchcrs and J0iuicrs.
j. THOMPSON BROWN. i:30 l.. VI, lot Of hsQ
on the south eide ot Cary strct betSs-rr
Twenty frst and twenty --eoond strosls.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-25
Tmn GnnM rnronY 90 sMAlL-PoN

The value Of DAEBl's PRoTfYLACTIC ELCIu
in destroying and counterac'ing The ofrcts OF corr
tagious diseases can scarcely De estimated, a.
smallpox and the Ike caused by certain germ
gaining place In the human BODY The i'luid
successfully combata ana destroy, the germs be-
fore they fully develop. thereby disesiing them o'
al power 10 harm. Thoroughly disinl,ci y1,r
houses and every place with the flui1.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-25

NEW YORK, January 2s, 1885,.
THIS IL 10 cERrIFY THAT WE HAVE ruis pAY
ArlOiSrED hESsHS. kYLASD & LEE, OF Rico
mond' Va GENERAL AGENTS FoR THE SALE or
lhE "FlhciiER" PiANo II THE STATE %
NORTH CAEoiiNA AND STATE oF VIRGINIA
with the exception OF tie counties north Of aai
including Frederick, Clarke, Fauquler, and stst.
ford. j. K 4. FfScufE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-25
LOCAL MATTERS.
Richmond ana DanyiIIc stocit.

The reaction yesterday in the stocks OF
the Richmond and Danville and West Point
Terminal Companies was not what was eX-
pected. The fact that General Logan, Col
onel Buiord. Mr.. Clyde, and Mr.. Bryan
had gone on to New York prepared to rec
tifv aS far n possible the effects Of the raid
of the bears, led Imany TO hope that the
stock would take a' immediate upward dl-
rection. But hardly enough time was al
lowed them. They had 10 find out the
cause OF the trouble and 10 organize, and IT
is more reasonable 10 suppose that the BEN
etits Of their presence in New York will be
shown to-day.
A telegram was received from Wall street
Yesterday that Vanderbilt is bull;
keone and Gould with him. The bottom
is probably touched"
In Richmond yesterday there were no
important transactions and confidence in
reaction OF the stock was not as firm as on
Thursday. However, the Richmond mar
ket il nothing but dependency OF the New
York market. Quotations come hourly by
telegraph 10 the brokers' Offices, and the
feeling here il but q reflection Of that in
New York amongst parties interested. The
break in DaEville aud Terminal, while il
was a notable incident Of the days work
at the New York Stock Exchange on
Thursday. did not cause ANYTHING like the
uneasiness in financial circles generally that
was felt here.
Thursday morning Richmond and Dan
Vile sold in New York At 2l9, and the fol-
lowing were the quotations yesterday:
II o'clock k.............
IL O'Clock
O'Clock ss.s..s..'...'''' tO0
Closed ~
That is, 100 was offered and 40 asked.
West Point Terminal opened at 200, and
closed at 1850.
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TO THE cos ,UjPTiyF.-lc' shoe Who hngu DO
under the fatal -oscrity of ouf climate tuoaghauy
pulmonary complaint, or even uIor.. who an' i1
decided consumption. hy NO means dr.pail.
There f. safe aul -isc remedy at lln4,
ant one easily tried. NILpOR's Coz
rOUNp OF COp-LIyER on ANp LMR," With
out possessing Tie very nau-eaiing Dlyor Of IL
Oh A. heretofore u-cd Is endowed bS ~" rho-pha.e
Of Lime with healing property which rnicr' a.
OIL dodhly cillcaciou.. R"mari able testimonial
OF rs efficacy csn d. shown. sold ~ 4. u. va
BoR, Chemls, Boston, ana MI lruggi-.s.
NIOiISs, ACCORpEONs, GUiTNns. and all I'm b.
OF string, at thc mnsic-hoa~. 9Ii Main stcet.
PICNIC CIGARS, 5c.
CoMPLr1F ~r0cK. III .iyic. ,nd price e. t
superb EsTE> oEcAS- a. HATo> 4 Moshs'.
CHICK CIGAE,. Sc.
DuNmAw CFlEBRkTEp riANo- 20 9li ",
street for ci-h or cg-y payment.
Sc. only Tor - PIc-Nic CIGAR.
TnE Du>n,M PI,yos. tor year, before aa
since tie war recognized ~ the lctdiu, !sst's-
monts IN Ihc southern state. an, for al ~ N'-
NOS < MosEs
OSE or TIiL GEFArR>r LiNrrirS
(, = pure and fragpant fN'rt-PoW.lr y "4.
la,ly reader, We rccommonl =. 4 T. ArAiN-oN'-
Eose, White E0-.. and fiuici Powder.
DAyis's ConN q, canner's price. ND. fLt.s
& co.
TrvsLxY'. rTAs, COEN, AND TOMATOES -
Gamer p-.ces. ". ID. BLAIg6 & Co.
SAVE MONEY by having YOUR pfainZ done AZ
the DISPATCH PEtSriSC-IioCsF. nooi vorA
10. prices. and -ati faction guaranteed.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

II B. MEADE, AGENT.
SCOTTISH UNION AND NATIONAL
INSURANCE COMPANY,
or FDfNBtHGH.
Es1ABLisHED. 1924.
nse'z., ..ss.ss............ss, .....sr53,Ol Ofo
hei slupias United hfaies.. ....,...,,. 6l0,7lO
&c l-imJ
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DhRBY's PROPHyLACTIC FLUID.
GREAT GERM DESTROYER,
DARBl'S PRoIINLACrIC FLUID.

lPITTINC OF SMALL-PON
fIENENTED:
I I L q fR = purified and
healed:
DAsENTERY cured:
WOUNDS healed rapid
. ly;
Removes all unpleasant
odOrs.
Tr1TKK dried up:
HIS PERFECTLY HARM
ilSs.
For SORE THROAT ltIsa
sure cure.
oCAKLET-fTYER cured
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-25
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid.
die Atlantic States, fair weather, north
cly winds. becoming variable, and sta
tionary or higher temperature and pressure.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and cool.
Thermometer YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, IS; 4;
9 A. NJ, %; noon, 40; Z. NJ, Al; J..
NJ, 80; midnight, 81.
Mean temperature. 30.
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THE COLD WAVE

THE coLp WAVE
kNArLHs Is TO nvN r.f
orE Yrr LARGE STOCK
ovERcosrs.
AL or THIN HAVE BEES
REDUCED IL PRICE.
We FREEZER TO Ciyr YCU TnE
BENEFIT or PEoTirs
RATHER THAN CARRY THIN OVER Tr'r
NEXT sEAsoN.
NOwuRRH ELsHIN the srArEoF vmGi~,,
C,N suCiiA
LANCE STOCK BE EoCyp.
WE HAVE oyERCoArs MADE oF
."... ."... BEAVER CLoTH,
CHNcnuLA,
sLArEn'S CosqI,e,
:PEIcE BrLtocK's MILLS,
RAEirANs.
GLosxs. &.
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IRON OTHER LOCAL SHE FOURTH PACE,


ALL YorE OWN rAULr II you remain sicl w,.es
you can get iIoP BITrEns that never fsll.
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That is, 100 was offered and 40 asked.
West Point Terminal opened at 200, and
closed at 1850.
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Sc. only fora prc-Nic CIGAR.

DuNHAM CfiE iEBRkVEp PANo- 20 OH " '.a
street for ct-h or easy payment.
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NIOiISs. ACCORpEONs, GUITARS and All I'm .-
OF string, at t'c mnslc-hoa- 9li Main rtc.t.
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~NALL-PON
ERADiCATED.

CONTAGiON destroyed:
kICh-nOOMs purinciand
made pleasant.
! EVE I'd And SIGN
PERSONS relieved and
refreshed by bathing
with Prophylaeiic flu-
vi added 10 the water:
CATAHI.lI relieved and
curcd;
EEYsfPEiAs cured.
BURNs relieved IA stant-
~:
bCAltS prevented;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-25

TnE DUNHAH PIANOS, tor YcT-fhciDic aHi
since tie var Tocognilrt as the lcsdia, !asi's.
monts IN thc southern state, ant for ali ~ Ns-
NOS A MOSS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-25

''THE PIyE."
On motion OF Nr. Riddleberger, the Sem
ate adopted the following without division:
RcSOired (the House c0ncurring), That
the judges for the Sixth and Seventeenth
Judicial circuits shall be voted for before
there shall be joint count Of the vote; and
that The ire Judges OF the Court OF Appeals
shall all be voted for before there shall be a
joint count.
SIXTH CIRCUIT.
George L. Hughes was nominated by
Mr.. Riddleberger: Judge ID. a. Grimsley
by Mr.. Wingfield, OF Albemarle. Mr..
Powell spoke in high terms OF Judge
Grimsley, and said he should vote against
him "simpIy because he is not Reid
juster."
SEVENTEENTH CIRCUIT.
For this judgeship Mr.. Norton (colorcd)
nominated w. Il. Fitcbett. Mr.. Fletcher
nominated Judge Benjamin Il. Gunter,
and made speech, in which he presented
the claims OF his candidate In very hand
some terms.
The Readjuster candidates were elected
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-25

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