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Ny LORD AND Ny LADY.

Novel. Ey Mrs. FORESTER. author Of Nienon'
-Diana Carcw." Roy and Viola etc. Emo
Extra cloth. sI.2J paper cover go CENTS
"A really piquant and thoroughly interesting
story Of English iifc."-Bos'o" Tra"Scr'Pt.
.N .prigbtly society -PiHsJUrqh Ttle-
graph.
Il romance Of much Interest and power -'hi-
c0gD Ercping JournW.
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Killed by an Electric Battery.

PITTsBrRG, February 2l.-A singular
and fatal accident occurred nj Carnegie *
Brothers rolling mill here to-day. In the
mill there is an electric battery OF sufficient
power to run sixteen electric lights, which
supplies the mill with Illumination. This
morning Henry b. Alzer, an employe, was
examining the machine. when he careless
ly placed one OF his hands on the wires.
receiving the full force of the current,
killing him instantly. His comrades ran
10 him and picked him up. A liyid mark
around the throat and long iurr0w rum
ming from the thigh Ct the left limb to the
ankle showed the course Of the electricity.
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FIRE THIS MoRNING. alarm turned
in from Box - about 1880 O'Clock this
morning was caused by the burning Of
the wooden kitchen on the premises OF
coored man named Bell. corner Of Leigh
and Smith streets. Loss about 5000. The
origin OF the fire could not be ascertaincd.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NEW AND VALUABLE WORKS.
CAPTURING \ LOCOMOTIVE.

+, history Of secret Service In the Late War. By
Rev. william Pitiingcr. Illustrated. lSm"
Extra cloth. $3.50.
AN account Of one of the most adventurous ana
,.,iny episodes Of the war Tho story Is very w
,crc.,ing."- NOo Iork World
The whole story Is Que of widest romance -
,.,.oio natl comm crci0i.
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Judge Lybrook, the Senator from Pat
rick county, has received from constitu-
ent in his county several specimens Of pure
silver ore, the surface outcrop Of several
mines recently discovered in his county.
In one instance Patrick-county black
smith had used number OF apparently
ordinary stones IN the construction OF his
fireplace. When he go, his bellows in op-
eration they cracked with the heat and
about one dollar aud halrs worth Of sit
Yer melted and settled i'm the fireplace.
The Patrick people are very much excited
in consequence OF this discovery Of silver
la their midst. - HaiJar Record.
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Novel. By Mrs. John Hoddcr Ncelcll. l2mo.
Extra cloth. sl.25; paper cover. 90 cent?
"a very wen written and q sim better conceived
story. "-FelC IOrk World
For sllc by an booksellers, or viii DE seat oy
mail. postage prepaid. on receipt Of the priceby
JB.IIPPINCOTT & Co, Publisher.
7iJ and III Market street.
f. 28-Th~,&Tu8f PhiladClphia.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Re on ~ sales OF Real Estate made between tie
ei Of January uud la.t cf juno the taNc, foT e."
present year have 10 Dc paid by he pirchrscr on
Iu sales made between ihc 1t Of July ani lat ~
lhe year the LtNc, have Ia De pad hy the seller.
This custom was adopted about fftoen ye1I-aeD
by an the rc \ estate agents In Richmond, ani ~
plies ~ Richmond and scinity.l
j. THOMPSON BROWN. $3.50 4. NJ, trustee ,ilc
OF brick house az the suutlcs.t corner Of Nhsl-
-On and lay streets aisp. Two framed lDa,t-
ln rear OF sIII brick dwelling. AZ 1870 4. VI.
the factone, aBd warehouse, hnown ., ihr
Mcs.lam Tobacco Works.
". NJ. LEWIS & CO.. II \. NJ, one carload 81
timothy hay Al No. I04 Ctry street:
RICHMOND BAIAAH, 10 \. W.. fnrniturr. g..
=. u. COOK, 10 A. NJ T. NJ. sale ~ Hutli'r
Brother sto, OF millinery good. drs--irfn-
ming.. &C., At NJ. a2j Broad hirell.
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CoLDEN's LIEBiG's LIQUID EXTRACT or BrEi
AND TONIC iNyICORATOR H. the bo>t and safest
remedy for chills, fever, and malaria. Ask ('r
C0ldeR's. Tdke no Other. OF druggists generally
To THE CONSUMPTIyr.-Iot those who langul,n
under the lAr'l severity 81 our climate through ANY
pulmonary complaint, or even those who arr in
decided consumption. b. no means dcspiir
There f. 4 safe and sure remedy at hand.
and one easily tried. WLBoE's Cow
FOUND or CoD-LIvER OIL AND LWR," with
out possessing the very nauscating flavor Of thc
OIL heretofore used, j. endowed by the Phosphate
of Lime with healing property which render The
oil doubly cftcscious. Remarkable testimonials
of It's efficacy can De shown. Sold by 4. u. WI
BOE, Chemist. Boston. and all drUggi..5.
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4. SARs & CO.,


Good lcarling and good mannors-two 2. od COM
panion,l Happy vixen they meet. they ought
never 10 part; and in the mean time fortlfy your
self with good twenty-five cent breakfast. diu-
nors, and suppers at LANES MODEL DSiNG-
Rooms, No. 322 north seventh street.
y. B.-A few more table-boarders taken, AMI ,
few more flmiLles supplied.
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THE GERM THEORY AND SMALLPOX.
The value cf DAHBY's PROPIIYLACTIC FLUID
In destroying and counteraciing the efcts OF con-
tlgious diseases can scarcely be estimated. O..
smallpox and the like caused by certain germ.
gaining a place IN the human body The Fluid
successfully combats and destroys the germs be-
IOrc lhoy fully develop. thereby diyc-tiug them OF
III power 70 harm. Thoroughly dislnfC,t your
houses and eyc-y place with The Fluid
VI. ELLYsoN & Co.. adyeriisingagcnfs inscr' "a.
yorfiscmouisin nll Of uc newspaper, of ti, Iuit,.
states a publishers rates. Orders left ~ the ~.
pdtch coun;ins-rOom viii receive prompt aUei
lion.
NIoLlNs, ACCOEDrOTs, GUITARS, end all hlnd-
OF Strings at The music-liou,e. 9l3 Main street.
TlSsLEY'S PEAS. cons, hND TOMATOES at
canrci'' prices. W.. ID. BLAIR < CO.
CnIcK CIGARs. 5c.
We HAVE ,eycnty-Gyc haii-barrcl3 Of WOOD
ROE HFRHINCs hat wc oncr low % the tl...'..
". ID. BLAIRH GO.
81. only fora PIc-Nic CiCAr.
SAVE MoSEY by having Your printing fone eg
thc DISPATCH PRINuNC-lioUsF. food wo.A,
loW prices, and satisfaction guaranteed
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LADIES SUPPER AT BROAD-STRgET
CEuRCH.-The ladies' OF the Methodist
churches of this city will haze supper at
Broad-street church tomorrow night.
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\ strong yet deiicately-dayorcd Gun
powder Tea can be- bought OF Joseph VI.
Blair, grocer. II is = new importation,
inst arrived
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THE DUNHAM PIANOS, for years before an
since the war recognized ~ the leading instrl-
ments In the southern state-, are for sale hy RA-
NOS & MOSNS.
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cucncu ExTERrAiNNENr.-A concert,
tab,eanx cborades. &C., will be given at
Tnion.sidion church tonight and to-mor-
row night. A pleasant '""e ! p"o"''seu 10
those who attend.
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Another carload OF Eclipse Champagne
has arrived, consigned 10 the Virginia
agent, Joseph NJ. Blair, grocer, s2G Main
street.
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yraImcsi-SOldicrs' Bill.

The following is " An act 10 provide
communication TO such manned soldiers. sail
ors. and marines, in lieu OF artificial limbs
or ewes. or otherwise disabled, A. may not
heretofore have received the same under
the provisions OF former acts" approved
February II, 1882:
Whereas the general appropriations here
tofOre made TO pay commutatlon To soldiers
sailor. and marines, manned or disabled III
war. i'm lieu Of artificial limbs and eyes.
have been exhausted, and If Is represented
that many soldiers, sailors. and marines,
entitled 10 such commutation, have not re-
cciyed il : therefore
l. Be il enacted byhe General dSScm6'y
Of l'irqiaid. That the sum OF S3O.GO0 be-,
and the same Is hereby, appropriated out
OF the public treasury, 10 be paid a.
hereinafter provided to such soldiers,
sailors. and marines a. have mol
heretofore received limbs or eyes,
or communication i'm money for the same, un-
der any of the acts of the General Assem-
bly, heretofore passed for that purpose, and
are entitled TO the same in accordance with
the provisions Of said acts.
,. ANY such soldier. sailor. or marine,
disabled i'm such manner aS TO prevent the
use OF his limbs or eyes in manual labor, or
otherwise disabled from performance OF
manual labor, induced 10y wounds or surgl-
cal operations rendered necessary thereby.
who shall furnish the certificate required
bV the seventeenth section OF chapter sew
cntv-SiX oi the Code of 1873. shall be en-
titled TO communication nj the rate OF sixty
dollars each. i'm lieu OF the limb or eye pro-
yided by law; and upon satisfactory proof
that an artificial limb has been worn out or
DESTROYED by accident, such soldier, sailor,
or marine shall he entitled 20 the same COM
mutation; and should any person entitled
10 the benefits OF this act have heretofore
received only portion OF the sixty dollars,
he shall be entitled to the residue, provided
that any certificate now on file with the
Auditor Of Public Accounts i'm due form
shall be- deemed sufficient: provided, how
ever. that those citizens OF Virginia who
during temporary absence from the Com
monwealth enlisted in the commands OF
other states shall he entitled 10 all the bcpe-
fits Of this act.
.. Hereafter the testimony upon which
the certificate OF the county Judge is issued
shall accompany the certificate required by
law. both OF which shall hc transmitted by
thc clerk OF the county court 10 the Audi
Ton OF BuUlc ACCOUNTS. anu IL Nu'il w NV
duty of the Auditor to examine testimony,
and unless in his Judgment the testimony
aforesaid shall make out a ease Of disability
Il, required by law. he shall not issue his
warrant for the cOmmutation provided hy
this act.
/. The Auditor Of Public Accounts are
hereby authorized TO issue his warrants on
the Treasury to pay claim, properly al-
lowed under this act, and the same shall be
paid out OF The money therein. not other
wise appropriated, in the order OF time in
which such claims may have been trans
mittcd or may hereafter be transmitted TO
the Auditor ~ aforesaid.
;. This act shall be in force from IT, pas
sage.
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THE TwExrY-sEcoNDoF OF FEERuAIr.-Yes-
,erdav was not very generally observed as
a holiday. With the exception Of the
closing OF the banks and a partial obser-
vance Of the day at the post-ofice and the
Canitol business went on as usual. In the
afternoon the colorcd military, headed by
band Of music. raraded some .', OF the prin-
cipal streets, presenting very eredltable
appearance.
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DUSHAM CEI EBRATED PIANOS at Oh Main
street for casn or easy payments.
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Dp NorAX's LECTuRE.-The lecture TO
be- delivered by tins gentleman tomorrow
night At the second Baptist church promi-
ses 70 be full OF interest. Edgar Allan
Poe,s memory is reyered by our people,
and many will doubtless avail themselves
OF this opportunity to learn more OF the
illustrious poet from one who was person.
ally acquainted with him.
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FERRoTYrEs are taken quickly, finished rght
away, ats2l Broad street.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

The UethOdit ChUrch. The Methodist
church OF this city has Just been hand
somcly painted and frsscOed i'm the interior
OF the main body, ana next Sunday ser
vice. will be held upstairs I0r the first time
for several weeks. The frc-coing in rear
OF the pulpit is exceptionally hne, and the
whole work j. highly c0mmendabie Tor It's
artistic excellence and the very creditalac
manner it was executed. The painting
and graining was done by Dir. Arthur g..
Evans, Of this city. This church l. the
oldest one now in use in Manchester, hay-
inc been erected nearly fifty years ago. II
is a branch OF the Old Plank church-In old
and time-honored Landmark.
Briefs.-The funeral OF Mrs. Mary 4.
O'Brien, who died ia this city Tuesday,
took place from the Meade Memorial
church Yesterday morning, and was al
tended by a number OF the friends and ac-
quaintances Of the deceased, who was held
in high esteem by all who knew her.
A regular meeting OF the City school
Board will be held at the Bard building
next Tuesday night.
Recent lively western breezes " hich have
prevailed here have done much in render
ing the rOadways, streets, and other tho
roughfares in passable condition by dry
ing up the hitherto prevailing redundant
mud.
Yesterday in Manchester proved quiet,
dull occasion, with no extra squirt OF busl-
ness. large gathering OF the people, Grafton
on the one-hundred-and-titicth birthday OF
the Father OF His Country, or exciting
trial in any court 10 make Il memorable.
There were the usual services betokening
the commencement Of the Len,en season In
Meade Memorial church.
The building OF new railways and the
opening OF new mines OF al sorts IN ynri-
oIis part, Of the Commonwealth has caused
such a demand Tor labor that il has had a
perceptiblc effect in iessening The usual
large number OF unemployed colored states
men hither 10 be found both in tins city
and Chesterfield county.
The mouth OF the Grove shaft. the scene
OF the late fatal coal-gas explosion, eor.
tinues closed. The active sympathy OF th,
people, not alone OF Virginia, but Of Other
States, for the sufferers BY that calamity
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BAD DREAMS. disturbed sleep. indigestion,
stomach gas, aifyanish before IIoP BirrERs
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LARDSEE, PHoToGRAPHRR. s2I BROAD
STREET.--ucccssfui IN taking ChIldIcn's Pc
lures,
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, fair weather, north
westerly winds, stationary or high temper
aturc, and higher pressure.
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CoNPLErE STOCK. all ,tyloa and prices of he
superb EsTEY ORGANS at RAMoS & MOSES.
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THE TnEATRE.-To-morrOw night Bart
lev Campbelrs American drama Ny Part
ucr will be produced at the Theatre. IL
comes with The most favorable mention
from the press OF other cities where II mas
been given. and is commented Tor III
strong. pathetic ieryor. It's intense sltIIa-
tions. and it, iorcible but natural preSenta-
tion OF scenes from California life. The
sale OF reserved seats began at Ramos ~
Moses and the Theatre yesterday.
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TIE GrHM THEORY ANn sn,II.pnr-

FOUR FERHoTyPEs for 80 cents. well taken ,n
nicely finished: easy pose,. s2l Broad .trccl
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We STILL HAVE LARGE STOCK

WE STILL HAVE \ LARGE STOCK
Of
Boys AND CnHDREN's CLOTHIN,.
We HAVE REDUCED TIE PRICES
70 CEr READY CASH oUr OF rHEW.
PARENTS SHOULD CALI oN u.
GUARDIANS SHOULD NOrE THE PRICE,.
4. SARs & CO.,
| TuE LEADING CLoTHIEEs or RIcHNON.-
STRICTLY OSE-PRlcE-
1913 MAIN sTREET,
OPPOSITE PosT-oFFIcE.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was generally
clear, cool. and windy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 \. NJ, rs;
. A. NJ, 40; noon, 50; y. NJ, 50; q =.
NJ. 40; midnight, 81.
Mean Temperature, 4G8.
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1ithmond 1ispatth.
THURSDAY. -. FEBRUARY 80. 1882.

b. THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CiRCU-
LATl0N OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
pApERg on TILE CITN.
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"BLAcY ScnIPT."- The following, which
may bc termed an "addendum TO the
Eiddlcberger debt bill, has been reported
from the House Finance Committee:
ReSolred by he Geaer0l 1SSemby Of
Tirqiaia. That the Auditor and other
officer, OF the State charged with the duty
OF funding the public debt under the pro
vision. OF an act entitled IN act 20 ascer-
tain and declare NirginiI's equitable share
OF the debt created before and existing ut
the time OF the partition Of her territory
and resources, and to provide fer the isSl-
ancc IL bonds covering the same, and the
regular and prompt payment Of interest
thereon. be, and are hereby. instructed 10
fund what is commonly known n the
.llack script" at eighty cents in the dol
lar without distinction.
>. This resolution shall be in force from
It's passage.
r" Black script" represents interest post
poned when the State was paying ! per
cent in money!
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VIRGINIA PRESS As>OCIATI0N.-Thc
eighth annual convention OF this ASsocia-
tion will be held in this city on TUESDAY,
March 1th. The Association was organized
in Richmond on the 9th OF March, ISL
thrty-lour editors and publishers being
present. The first president OF the Asso-
citation was Major Robert W. Hunter, OF
Winchester. His successor, were Major
j. II. Kelly. Of Fredericksburg; j. \. CO.
wardin. Esq. OF Richmond two tcrm>);
William TowneS, Jr., of Boydton; Hon.
John T. Lowell, OF Front Royal; and l.. IL.
Barclay, the incumbent two terms.
Membership in the Association was for
merry restricted to editors. publishers, and
business managers of newspapers. but at
the last annual convention the Constitution
was amended so n 10 admit toan tde re-
porter, and correspondents.
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INsVEANCE COMPANIES.

GEORGE {. JEFFERSON,
FmE-INsURANCE AGENr
IlO6 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
respectfully s0l,cits the patronage OF lis iriead,
a.d the public.
REPREsFNTs LEADING ENGLISH AND
AMERICAN COMPANIES or UNDOl'BItD
FINANCIAL STRENGTH. RATES Liberal.
LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID. fe z3-it'
OFFICE CITY flRE iNsrRANct CoNPANY,l
RICHMOND, Va. February IL, 1882.
SIXTY PER CENT. IN LIQUIDATION
y OF the capital stock ofthi- Company ~l De paid
on and after MONDAY the 2Uth instant TO Tia
-fockh0ider.. on presentation Of their certificate.
Of stock al the Office of thc company.
No transfers viii hc hereafter made Of >,ocs so
which this payment has teen made.
By order OF tie fNsCUriSh BOARD.
fls-5t y. n. MEADE, Sccrciary
IL Il. MEADE, AGENT.
SCOTTISH UNION AND NATIONAL
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Og FDINEVKCn.
ESTABLISHED, 1924.
Asset, ...-.,............-...- s..sSS,gtlN!D
Nct surpiu, United >'aie-. ............ olC,ilo
tfe Linn
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PAINFUI. TUESDAY AFTERNOON
Mr.. F.. W. Marable. who resides on the
corner oi Leigh and Twcnty-eighth streets,
met with painful accident at his place Of
business, on Union street between Frank
lin and Grace streets, which resulted in
,he breaking OF his left leg just above the
ankle. Mr.. Marable was in the second
Sforv ~ the building. and having occasion
to 90 10 an open door overlooking slant
inc roof. the door wa, blown violently to,
cafcbin% his foot and throwing him back
wards on the roof. He remained in this
perilous position several moments before
being released. The ambulance was called,
and the wounded man taken to his home.
where he received proper surgical atten-
tion.
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PICNIC CIGARS. Sc.
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ACCIDENTALLY KILLED. lesterdly ~
teruoon about 4 O'Clock a eolored man
named Underwood was killed at the brick
ward OF Mes>rs. j. L. justis Son, be-
tween the old and new reservoirs, by the
caying in OF an embankment. The acci-
dent having happened outside OF the cor
pornte limits. Justice Anderson, OF Hen
rico, was notified.
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81. only fora Prc-Nic CIcAr.

SAVE MONEY by having Your printing fone 'c
thc DISPATCH PRINuNC-lioJsF. Good wo.A,
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10 GRIT READY CASH oUr OF rHEM
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TIE LATE SAMUEL \. GLOyEE. Nj.
Gloyers funeral took place from Or. Hoge's
church YESTERDAY afternoon at ! O'Clock,
end was attended 10y the employees oi the
First National Bank in body, and by a
large concourSc OF people WHO knew the
deceased and appreciated his great moral
worth and value as a citizen.
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Acknowledgements.

The Midlothian Relief Committee ac-
knowledge the following contributions !:
john ID. Kelly, Jr.. - Broadway, New
York, go: o. j. IIerndrich and wife. Drif-
ton, Penn, S2j. r. O'BRIEN,
Chairman.
X. II. Cmdwell, Esq. OF Hanover coun-
Is, has paid 81 to the Dispatch for Midlo-
THAN sufferers.
CINCISSATI. February 1S, 1852.
Mr.. j. H. CdperS, Richm0nd, Va:
Dear Sir,-We desire to make small
contribution for the benefit OF the sufferers
by the terrible Midlothian disaster. We
do not know 10 whom TO enclose check,
and therefore send You with this our check
for S25, which please endorse over TO the
proper person authorized to receive con-
tributiOns. Trusting that the suffering
families may receive ample practical sympa-
thy in the form Of money, we are
Yours truly,
MADDCX. Il0BART X Go.
STArNToN. February II, 1sS2.
10 he Edii0r Of the Dispatch:
Please find enclosed the sum OF SIS, sent
by the Young Ladies' Mission Band OF
the First Presbyterian church, staunton,
Va. for the Midlothian sufferers.
Respectfully,
KATE BAKER, Secretary.
PHILADELPHIA. February lG, 1889.
NeSS'S. 4. GtDSi If Son. RichmOad, Va. !:
Gentlemen. Please find enclosed check
No. 81 for -. 10 credit cf Midlothian re-
lief fund. Yours, respectfully,
CHIPMAN q NICE.
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We HAVE srycnty-Gyc haif-barrci3 Of WOOD
HOE llYKEINCs hat wc oHcr low % the ts.'..
". ID. BLAIR = Go.