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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-14
FANCY GROCE RtES. FOREIGN
A FRUITS, CANNED GOODS. AND
CONFECIip<S.

400 Gases 2-pound Sweet Sugar-Corn:
400 Cases 3-pound tomatoes:
800 Cases b and 2-pouna standard Peaches:
30 Gases 2-pound straw berries and Pineippies
30 Cases 2-pound Lima Beans and >ueco,ash
100 Gases J. ami 2-pound standard oysters;
lue Gases l-pound salmon and Iob,teTs;
80 Ca.es pound Bartlett Pears:
200 Dozen John Moir X Son, Preserves and
Jams. 500 pail, Preserves and Fruit Buffers: o5
ca>,S French Peas add Mushrooms: p eases SAP
LINES. small h.h genuine: leo Gases. J.. =, l.,
g.. aud l4-pouud GINS tcrGtd Beef; 80 bags Al
m"ads. Walnut, Fllterts. Pecan. and Palm Nuts !:
loo boxes London Layer Raisius new: 100
boxes Lager Figs Mcwl; casks Turkish irunes
100 boyc, New Leghurn titrcn; ) cask- New
Currauts; p boxes >uliauna RaI>ins: 100 boxes
N1ccaroui end >parhftfe; % cases Durkse's
- addressing; Loco boxes Fresh French Cam
dic. and tnumel,. together with = large lot Of
OIL, u~nps. sauces. Nu-t9rls. Chocoiatc Bromo
Coco. talcrs. olive. PCticl Goods Deyiicd Crths,
tlglr.. tobacco, Toilet 9ui LamdTy->oaps,
lil1rE Sing. specs. Teas, Gelt.lc,. g.. &C. which
we Offer Ia Tie Trade &c Sew York prices. Give us
call ai We guarantee tn please You both ~ price
aud quality. IODDlN Il TElBEtrI.
Who'll sale Fancy Grocor..
N0s H. and - Thrice nth street.
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STREET.
TNr.r..ol November =. lr~2l
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quay 'i.e' 'p' '' .''''''' ' ' '''''' " -'
81. i-e ''A~.rii 'i ,'' -. ~" -i''it '
Dbl. 70. DID '.' '"' i...l ','-,.''i' -, i'-
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DRIME NEW YORK BUCKWHEAT.

DRiME NEW YORK BUCKWHEAT,
Il VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP.
MN HONEY sir1 Snesl sRd IN the comb:
PRIME NEW YORK GOSHEN BUTTER.
NV VIRGINIA cot N1Rl BUTTER.
NEW CROP GREEN Mo BLACK TEAS.
YOU Nc AMERICA EDAG. PINEAPPLE. and
EXrRA CREAM CHEESE:
EXTRA FINE hl<NESDTA FAMILY FLOUR
SELECT FAMILY GROCERIES Of every descrfp-
tionat MCCARTHY & HAlNES's,
Oc IL Ga east Broad street.
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PAINTINGS, TSGRiyINGS. dc.
TREE EXHIBITION DAILY.
l.. LEWIs's ART-CALLEEY.

Al lhe latest subjects JOB PAINTINGS LN"SA'
WINGS, and oLE0GRAPIis;
vew PICTURES constantly arriving
PLUSH and GOLD FRAMES
BRONZE FRAMES.
GILT and BRONZE CoENlcE>.
ALBUMS IN Russia. ~ilS. aud P'lsni
EASELS for parlor and maniei;
PIER and NNNTEI-MiKEOHs
wTVr-T aud EBONY BRACKETS;
and PANELS
AETOTYPE FNGRANlN6s'
CN,pOMOs I'm frame. 24X3o. atsl;
svIo FRAMES from 20 cents up"ATd-Li'\ III
fcrcni styles; a. -. .,.o
FRAMES made 10 order a. lowest 5ufes IN the
r"Hi--- l.. LEWIS,
~ 9l2 Main street
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
EIcHNoND. November Is. 1S52.
OFFERINGS.
WUEAT.-Wbitc.2l 0 ba-ho'-. ReG.j.3J2 bush
sl--tot1l J,j62 bushels.
C0ES.-Whltr. l.2zs bushels uNcd.2l6 BUSH
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RiNDEkY, -
ID BEANh-BOOK HtANUFACTOHY,
NNp ItiE
LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF BOOKS ~ THE
sol rITFRS STATES. AID o.
THE BFSI Terms.
CATALOGUES MAILED FREE.
EANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
oc 2G-i3w 1902 Main street. Richmond. Va.
DOCKS. STATIONERY, Scholastic
CITY ORDINANCES.

Az ORDINANCE To ALLOW THE
RlCHNOSD And DANyULERAI Road
COMPANY 10 CONSTRUCT \ TRACE
ACROSS FOURTEENTH ND DOCS
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EOOHS. STATIONERY. &c.

DOCKS, STATIONERY. &c.-A large
40 supply Of Prayers. ilymnals and Bibles. i'm
an the latest STYLES and bindings; Plush Albums
PLUSH ~atchcl, Plu-h Work-Boxcs. Jewel BoNr-.
Glove aud Iimdkcrchcf-BoN Morocco Albums
embossed aAd manipulated. \ superb line OF
fine Leather Goods. including Writing Desks. L.
die >atchcis Card-Ca,o~ &c. Fine line of gold
Pens and Penril- iIlnl-PAntcd lnt.ilnd.: PEE
tu.c-.g4mcs. u g0il. velvet. and plush. from Ice.
to -: ai the Gif,-Hook, and i-te,t uoycliic, at
:. LEON ARDS,
~. 9Us Nam street.
cen aul 500. MOI
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Ritllmoad 9ispatth.
II. 1852.
IYNCURURG

The LATE Observation-Disclosures srp.
v0N--FAREwELL SERNoN--RrCENT MAP.
yIAGrS-nSArH-..SENT TO The GRAND yrpy.
&C.. &C.
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Now READY. THE
y WAEHOC t-EIcHAED>JN NL'ttNAs
..lu

to4trius if- mai variety ~ u.DiIl -'it-iirll
AMI luicrN-tiNy rad uy m ffter.
JAMES T.. GODDF. Fu'l her.
no ll-e"d}r tIt Main -irD''. Richmond. 81.
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4 Suit About standard Corn.

The session OF the Superior Court yester-
day was occupied with the trialof the cross
cases between James IIewcs on the one
side, opposed by John w. Bay and George
A. Getty, trading as Bay q Getty, on the
other. II was made to appear that in Alt
gust last the firm sold Mr.. lIcwes 800 eases
standard corn, which they delivered in
September. But before the delivery Hewcs
sold half of his purchase to Blk d wilkins,
who, when the corn arrived, refused &c
accept it on the ground that il was not
standard. Ifewes notified the sellers,
and they offered to annul the bargain.
but refused to take it back. Much
discussion followed, and differences as to
facts, the whole resulting III each party SUI
ing the other. Bay & Getty claimed Of
Hewes 81 1000, the value Of the corn, and
Hewes the profit he would hay, made il
the corn had been standard. Counsel for
Hewes, in his argument, agreed to n yer-
diet for Bay Il Getty for $1,000 provided
that at the same time a verdict OF $500 be
given for Hewes-yiz., $3.50 for the profits
he would have made $3.50 for alleged de.
fciency In the quality OF the goods. After
short absence the jury returned with IA
verdict Of $500 for Hewes and s9sS for
Bay n Getty Baltimore american.
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Brief News Items.

General Butler, who has been in Wash
ipgton for several days, says he has no idea
OF entering into the Guiieau case.
John NJ. IIabiston, who has been con-
nected with the Baltimore Sun for forty
two years, and its cashier since 1912, died
Monday afternoon; aged sixty years. Mr..
Habiston was noted for reciitude in all
the relations OF life, and rs businessman
he stood in the foremost rank.
The Rev. w. Is. Afflock, in a sermon in
Toronto Monday night, said it was libel
on Justice that Sergeant Mason should be
degraded and sent 70 prison for having dis
charged his rifle at the grinning assassin "
Guiteau." His remarks were appliuded.
The messenger boys employed. by the
Western Union Telegraph Company in
Boston struck Friday morning, the alleged
cause being q reduction Of wages. Later
in the day a compromise was effected, and
the boys returned TO their work.
A dispatch from Shamokin, Pa, says
that Louis Humme, while going home
Sunday night fell througha bridge on the
y. G. railway and died Monday morning
from the effects OF the injury. The bridge
Is located short distance from his house,
and is about thirty feet high. II spans
Coal-Run creek, the bottom OF which is a
mass Of large rocks. He retained sufficient
strength to reach home. IIummel is the
fifth man who has met his death ut this
bridge. He WAS a married man and about
thirty years old.
Engineer Melvillc's first official report OF
the Jeanette Arctic expedition was re-
ceiyed at the Navy Department i'm Wash
ington on Monday. The report covered
twelve PAGES OF closely-written matter.
Speaking OF the whereabouts Of De Long
and party. il says:
"From NY knowledge cf the country.
and from the evidence Of NoraS and Min
derman, / am convinced that Lieutenant
De Long and party are somewhere to the
westward Of the Lena and between SiXte-
raneck and BucOlr, which are separated
BY an extent OF about 100 vcrsts OF bar
rem and dosolate region, devoid Of subsst-
ence. TO search that region n large force
will be required, with proper authority
from the Russian officials. ! therefore
came to this place TO communicate with the
United States, and Immediately, with the
aid Of the authorities, TO organize search
ing parties"
In Philadelphia on Thursday when the
mail was delivered at Diston's Saw-works,
a package was handed TO John Il. Baker,
q Waterman in the establishment. II bore
the imprint Of the United States Treasury
Department, and contained checks for
$4,000 in settlement for Government
bonds, and no receipt was necessary for
them. IL seems that there are two men
bearing the name OF John X. Baker in the
city directory, aud the package had been
sent to the wrong address. The mistake
was rectited yesterday morning, but il is
stated that the person to whom the checks
were delivered in the fret place could have
drawn the money upon Identification.
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Distressing Suicide.

Information through reliable source
reached this city last evening to the effect
that Miss Emma Brothers, OF Stantons-
burg, Wilson county, n. c., committed
suicide by drowning on last Saturday
night. Our informant tells us that on the
return of her brother, DIR. Brothers, late
Saturday night nc found the front door Of
their dwelling open, and upon inquiry dis
covered that his sister had left her room
after retiring. Search was Immediately
made, and she was traced 20 a neighbor-
ing creek, where her footprints were
plainly seen. The search was kept up I'M
inteTuptcdly until Sunday evening, when
her body was found some distance down
the creek alluded to. Miss Brothers was
in the town Of Wilson on Saturday shop
ping, apparently in good health and spirits,
and no cause can be assigned by her dis
tressed family for committing the rash act.
Miss Brothers was an intelligent and popu-
lar young lady, who had many friends and
acquaintance in this ity.-NotJoM Land
mark, 2lSt.
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Lynching an Innocent Man.

DALLAS OREGON, March 20.-Tuscon
Langdon and man in his employ named
Harrison were arrested at Langdon's resi-
dence OH the charge of killing A. Ii. Crooks
and :. J. Jory by a posse OF citizens and
turned over to deputy sheriff. After
reaching the hotel a party Of masked men
overpowered the guard and shot Langdon
dead. Harrison was hanged to the trestle-
work OF the bridge. None OF the perpetra-
tors have been identified. Nothing had
been ascertaincd to implicatc Harrison in
the murder OF Crooks and Jory, and his
only offence seems to have been that he was
in Langdon's employ.
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~
Club In Chicago the following letter was
read.
GREYsT0NE, Y0NKERs, \. W.
March IL. 1882.
Gentlemen.-I have received your letter
conveying t. me IN invitation to attend the
banquet OF the Iroquols Club in Chicago on
the 18th instant. the anniversary OF the
birthday OF Andrew Jackson. and 10 re-
spond 10 the toast Democracy" Ii will
not be practicable for me TO be present with
YOU on that OCCASION. but cordially sympa-
thize in the homage which YOU propose TO
pay to the memory Of that great soldier
statesman. He represented the cXultant ma
tionality of sentiment which had always
characterized the Democracy and he mani
tested i'm a great public crisis his own in
yincible determination to maintain the ter
ritorial integrity OF our country and the
indissolublc Union Of the States. lie like
wise represented the beneficent Jefcrsonian
philosophy which prefers that nothing shall
he done by the General Government which
the local authorities are competent to do,
and nothing by any governmental power
which individuals can do for themselves.
The great contests Of his Administration
arose out of his efforts 10 resist the usurpa-
ton by Congress OF powers in derogation
Of the rights OF localities and OF individuals,
as well a, of the Constitution. | well re-
member that in the debate in 1882 on the
veto OF the bill to recliarter the Bank Of
the United States. Mr.. Webster, with all
his eloquence. denounced and deplored
the spectacle OF the Executive disclaiming
the power and dismantiing the Govern
ment OF which he was the head. The
overgrowth OF abuses and arrogatlOn Of
authority which now conceal, as they have
distorted our political system. would have
seemed fifty years ago, when the debate oe-
Cured. as incredible to Webster as they
would be TO Jackson. The Government
can never be restored or reformed except
from the inside and by the active. intclli-
gent agency of the Executive. We must
hope tnat Providence in It's own good time
will raise up a man adapted and qualified
for the wise execution OF this great work,
and that the people will put him in possess
sion OF the executive administration.
through which alone that noble mission can
be accomplished and the health and life Of
our political system be preserved and re-
invigorated. Your fellow-citizen,
SAMUEL j. TIDEN.
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A Rare House.

The House Of Delegates sat up all night
Monday night, the ReGdiusiers to pass an
unconstitutional bin for which there had
been no demand made by anybody and
which will benefit nobody, and the Demo
ciats to try to prevent its passage. Inc
unblushipg pretcnces OF the Mabone'.es
are. In modern parlance, monumental
They work night and day to accomplish
ends which are as bad as bad can he, and
vet have the impudence to pretend that they
only desire 10 save money to the STATE.
They have spent more money on the Gov
ernor's house since Governor HOLIDAY
left II than the difference between the sum
Of the salaries OF twelve judges and the
sum OF the salaries OF eighteen judges.
They have bill 20 double the pay OF the
physician TO the penitcntiary. They have
added 10 the number OF the clerks in the
Capitol. They are wasting the peoples
money in an extra session. And yet they
can have the cheek to talk as II they were
irving TO economic the public funds.
They know, too, that their schemes will all
he ended in two years or little later.
But here is bill introduced by Mr..
PAUL. now a neutrality-suspicious. con-
- essinan, when he was member OF the
Virginia Senate--just two years ago, we
believe. Read this bill, in which one OF
the leaders of the Rexdiuster party pro-
poses 10 increase the number OF judges,
and then ask yourself what ought TO be
done with such partisansy The bill l. as
follows:
4 Bin 10 SiJdiUide the Eighteenth Ju-
dicial Circuit, and 10 Create Rockingham
County Ne,c Circuit, 10 be Kn0,cn as
he Nineteenth Circuit. Patron, Mr..
Paul Referred to Committee for Courts
of Justice.l
/. BE il enacted Jvt The General ASSemJl1
That the counties Of Shenandoah and Page
shall constitute the Eighteenth judicial cir-
cult.
2. That The county OF Rockingham shall
constitute the Nineteenth judicial circuit.
2. All acts and parts Of acts inconsistent
with this act are hereby repealed. ard this
act shall be in force from It's passage.
Mr.. PAUL thought there were not cir
cults enough. Mr.. FAIR thinks :here are
too many. But the object OF Mr.. PAUL
was TO provide q place for partisan; and
the object OF the bill which caused an all
night session Is 10 provide places for parti-
sans. The people can see for themselves
what manner OF men these Readiuster pa
triOis are.
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.dp,eyscan Stdtesmsa: John Quincy
adams. BY JOHN 7. MORSE, Jr. Bos-
ton: HouGuToX. MrPpLIS & Co. 1882.
This, as the title indicates, Is one OF .
series OF books which will include the lives
OF many American statesmen Of all parties
and sections. The present volume is very
interesting peculiarly so by the
fact that Mr. ADAxs's diary was accessible
to Mr.. MORSE. IL is rather amusing than
otherwise to read now in cold blood MIR.
ADAMs's dcnunclstions Of those OF his con-
temporaries who had displeased him. Such
books let us into the real secrets OF history.
Price, si.2s.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & co.
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the Fearful Flood I'm Mississippi.
BELzoxA, wAsH1SGTox COUNTY, MISS,
March 10, 1882. }
To he EDITOR of the Richmond Dispatch'


To he Editor Of the Richmond Dispatch
write to inform you Of the rise In the
overflow In the past twelve hours, ending
at AN. There were very few square
wards OF dry ground above the flood. and
at the present rate OF rising there VIII at
the end Of the next twcnty-four hours be
nothing left but the tops Of a few mounds:
The cattle must all perish unless barges and
boats come TO our assistance. Water rising
at the rate OF half an inch an hour. and
pouring down rain. Never the like known
IN this section. Thousands OF cows and
mules must perish, and many have already
gone under. As | write ] can see hun
dreds OF cattle wading and swimming
around. Nothing TO feed them on. People
are moving continually. This is little
place. and we have over three hundred
refugees waiting TO get boat to 20 out ON.
White and black are In critical condition.
we have sent out to the Government for
help. By tomorrow the water will be up
In my store and dwelling, and we will have
to Law floors. God grant the rain may dis
continue tonight. We are l7j miles from
Vicksburg, Miss.
Yours truly. j. 5. BowLEs,
Postmaster at Belzona, Yazoo river, Miss.
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A CuriOus Marriage.

An interesting social event in Charlotte,
n. c., lately, was the marriage of a blind
girl TO deaf mute. After the first diff
culties OF an introduction had been sur
mounted, the courtship is said TO have adj
vanced smoothly, and their mutual sympa-
thy and understanding are now so deep
that when they are together each readily
supplies the others lack, and their COM
bined senses arc equal to any emergency
Lmch6urQ hdpdpce.
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The dead body Of man about fifty years
old was found IN the Schuyikill canal about
six miles from Reading, Pa, on Tuesday.
IL is supposed TO have been in the water
about three weeks.
Women that have been bedriddcn for
years have been entirely cured Of
female weakness by the use Of Lydia L.
Pinkam's Vegetable Compound. Send TO
Mrs. Lydia 4. Pinkham's, 1913 Western
avenue, Lynn, Mass, for pamphlets.
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FANCY GOODS.
- T L V L rs


: T L V EMS
CAL, your attention 80 The following SPFtlAl.-
tbs, all 81 which are chcnp. aud many oi e'.i.lI
are much below ihe regular price:
20 dozen GENUINE HhRD-RUBBER HAIH-
BRUSHES, or the bet Russian bnstlc f'I
affected boy hoi vatcrl, ail perfect, selling
81 The drugstore price 0f these good, i
$3.50.
100 dozen RUSH sltOPPtNG-BASkET- seiiu.
az -. 20, and 25c. Our old price va 8 r
Is. and 5Oc.
80 dozen sXlO ENAMEL FRAMES 40 5Dc.
old price go and zoe.
> dozen MAJOLIcA COMPARTs a. 5u,..
former price 81.
50 dozen SLEENE-BUTrON> large variety o.
patterns ..ling az 25r.
, dozen LARGE PARTNERSHIPS -r'iue .
-; last season they sold 70 Sl.75.
3 dozen URhEN-MOR0CCO ALBUMS .
81 tie holiday price W., $3.50.
- dozen BOYS KNIVES 600 25c. flli -itc>l.
An immense stock Of POCKET CUTLERY pods
bottom prices. from the celebrated Engii % maic.
Rodgers. Lee Baker. Eodeu, Sc., As wen ~ choic,
patterns from thr hc.' German makers.
You are sur, 90 ye, youf money, worth ever,
time ~ ~ltNfN>,
mills sos Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-22

The Virginia Lar Journal for March
opens with IN excellent argument from our
Young friend, CgAmEs V. MEREDITH, Esq,
on the eoupon-killiDg act passed by the
present Legislature. The decisions given
and opinions reported I'VE mean In the
EaS oosynoA are fuli Of interest, and
come from the supreme Court Of the
United stsses, the supreme Court Of APP
peals % Virginia, fi,o Count Of Appeals Of
Maryland, ana one important one from the
cjrcuff Couyt ~ the United states for vir-
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Has GIVEN BETTER SATISFACTION TO Gus
TONERS than anything we have ever sold
for skin or blood diseases. j. A. Flexner,
Louisville, ky., Of 5. $. 5. Price, 81 and
Sl.75 per bottle.
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GEORGE LEE. fSEAL.l
FRANK POTTS, SEAL.
l., 4. SAUNDERS. lSEAL.i
WOOD AND COAL.

GOAL AND .-BESI.ANTilRA-
Y CITE of all Sizes - u 30 cenftWss than VIM
ter prices: LUMP. sP1.INT CUMBERLAND.
and WEST VIRGINIA ENG1NE-COALs.C COKE:
PINE and OAK MOOD-Long and short. Lowest
prices for cash. Orders by telephone or otherwise
promptly filled Broad street opposite Theatre. or
Nineteenth and Cary streets. &. II. PAGE.
nh2
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We return thanks to Hon. @. u. WISE
for public documents.
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ginia, Judge HuoHEs. Hon. @. L. CHRIs-
TAN and JlMEs n. MATHEWS. ESQ.,. cdi-
tors. J. W. RANDOLPH q EsoLrsH, pub
fishers.
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THOMAS l.. ALTRiEND,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT.
RICHMOND, VA.
CARD.coLLECrORs. ATTENTION.

SEND FIVE THREE-CENT STAMPS
- FOR \ BEAUTIFUL LTOF CARDS, ITAL-
IAN HEADS. after Guido. six beautiful card, /:
each card different; rich tint- ou white enimellcd
ground: iu ten coi0rs. Every card gem Of art.
Appreciated by taste and refinement. Eagerly
sought for the finest collections.
FRENCH CARD COMPANY.
3i3 east Baltimore street,
M 2l-i2t&wlt- Baltimore. nd.
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UNITED STATES BRANCH.

No family should be without Ii OLA r. riNh-
HAMS LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation
Blliousness, and Torpidity of the Liver. twenty
i've cents Der box. sold by all druggists
au 26-cod
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PROPOSALS.
CRY ENCINEFKs OrltCTl
RICHMOND, VA. March lj, 1852.
NOTICE TO STONE AND BRICK
PAYERS, STONE-CONTRACrOR-,
AND EXCNNATORs.

SEALED PROPOSALS viii he received al Cos,
pHlco until
FRIDAY, ArRIL ian,
AZ 6o'CLOcK =. NJ,
for FURNISHING ALL MATERIALS ANp
LAYING TIN USUAL STONE AND BRIO
PAVING, GRANITE CURLING And FiA"-
GiNG, and ior REPAIRING AND kELAliN'
THE SANf, aud for such GRADING 't
STREETS rs may DC required. tor he term oi '''
year frosn the ist day OF April ueNL
Forms of proposals aud Specifications can - Do
tanned by applying al this oaicc
The Committee on str,cts reserves Wcrsh'
reject any or all proposals offered anf. 90 si'e i
contract cor each item separately
". =, CUTsHAM,
mh liza city ErFin"'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-22

At recent banquet OF the Iroquois
Club in Chicago the following letter was
read.
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We. GEORGE LIE, FRANK POTTS. aud r.
4. SAUNDERS, an If the city or ltichMOnd. ln
the state OF Virginia. have this day formed special
aud limited 60 partnership 60 conduct. In the city
Of Richmond, Va. aud the city Of Chicago. H.,
the GENERAL PROVISION Bt siNES>, under
the hrm-nImc and style OF LEE y POTTS. Rich
mond. Va. and POTTS & LIE. Chicago. Illinois.
r.. \. SAUNDERS b. the special, GleiGE LEE
aud FRANK POTTS TIE general IgrtrcT,.
The special partner mas contributed In cash fhc
sum Of 100000 a. his nput in the partnership.
the term OF which Is 10 be I've years from January
I. i-s2.
Witness our hand AID seals mi. llth LAY II
February, \. ID. 1852.
GEORGE LEE. fSEAL.l
FRANK POTTS, SEAL.
l.. 4. SAUNDERS. SEAL
Sate of tTrginf,, Ciy II RichmoBd-t0w0:
/, William T. Allen. notary public for he city
aforesaid. in the State ct Virginia, DO certify that
George Lee. Frank P0tt.. and y. \. Saunder-,
whose name, are signed To- the above writing,
bearing date tie In ~ February. 1882, have ac-
knOwledged The same before me. in my said city,
and DO further certify that George Lee and r.
Potts this day made oath before me hat the said
T.. 4. Saunders has actually paid into the firm
above mentioned the sum of F20,OUO IN each.
Given under my hand This lth day of fcbru-
ary, lsS1. WILLIAM 1. ALLfN,
t. I2-6w Notary Public.