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On ,liSair t.evant I'm MarSei'
lais nOuvelleneat debarque que,
aupreS de i'Ocean, la Mediterraii
nee e,ait reellenent :a..le.
\ -Calue ssecrip le Phoceent
que youS la comuaiSSeZ peu! Ie-
nez, un ezrmpl..: avant de qn''
ter MarS-ilie. z'avaiS remph u''
petit flacon de son eau pour rap
porter { Paris. Eth bien. saSe2
vons ce qui arrivas
-en!
"A peine venaisAze de m'in>
taller dams le Wagon, toas les
voyayeugs avaieut le NAL de me'
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Vaccination.

lie DIR. Fl. Dansereau previcnt
'e public quill vacciuera tons les
sa'nedis de 2 heules il 4 henres.
Z. M, Residence coin St. Brid-
get et St. Philippe.
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tREVASSE. -. Silmedi dernier,
eaoxdn B.you avaienta,teint
sae teile hauteur que tOat le mon
sur les tleax riveS, etairnt
saas 3 Ia plus grande anx
Dams la perl'ectivc dun de
stre imminent, les habitantS ri
sssslns ont retlOubl6 lie vigilance,
y malgr6 tout ce qu'lls ont pu
lfe pour eyiter que cette ma>Se
eaa Sc fraye un passage a tIa
ls les levees, denx br6ches Sc
g declarees dinanche verS
a1e heures du Datin. l'une sur
stive droite, 4 denx miles en
de Thibodaux ct l'autre, sur
nse gauche a huit miles plus
- La premiere de ces breches,
~ sur la ligne snperieure de
soitation j. Lagarde, ne,tacant
laoaaer l'habitation Acadia ain
que 10 chemiu de fer. MN.
n ct Pendely, Ont Immediate
expedite sur les iieuX les ml
aaux, ct les gems des environs
sOnt aussitot mis- Il l'Ruvre, 1T
y porte a croire, dsapres les
saux deia executes que cette
1cne sera bonchee ce solr
aant . la seconde, situee sur l'ha
alton, Pittman, ct don't l'ouvel
g depasse, dit>on, soixant.
.aze pieds, il est a presume'
s0n ne fera aucune tentative
af Ia boucher, d moins gu.
p qni Ell decoule vienne gene
saemln de fer. Lseffet produiI
Rees deux crevasses a etc ue
slDle. Dams dix huit heureS
eanx du Bayon, eli face de Th
alx, avaient baiss6 de deu.
ls, ct cette baisse proiuit III
ad sonlagement daus l'appr
asaon des planteurs.
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LICENSES.-Ee Depnte Collec
lur de Taxes dOnne avis dams ce
samero q ceux qui ont des licen
NJ 4 payer pour l'annee 1882
aa'il est prAt a proceder au recon
fleuaelt8 de Cette take impoSee
sa tsas les personnes Oh associa
eahs depersOnnes ct corporations
oafsuasant tout commerce, tOute
eiessaOa, vocation, occupation
= erxache d'affaires dams lsEtat
sseefte celies qui sont expres>e
eat exemptees par les articles
~ ct 2O7 do la Constitution.
Hapr6s l'acte No. 1 de In dernie
esSsslon legislative, dix ponrcent
aaf les henoraires de l'avocat,
alasi que les frais de conr SeroDt
aQates sur tOutes les licences qul
3 sefent pas payees le Ter jour
eAsril de cette aimee.
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r.forillatiOns Locales.

|ppryrENps.-A l'approche du
Lntemps les vegetanx rrver'iis
!, les animaux resaiilardisSent
|',si ne soyez done point etOn
& yous entendez palIer. de ba
[lles de coqs ou d'antres b'peles
a moins cOurageuX.
|RecOLTE.-Malntanant que les
"a du Bayou soalt Il nn nivean
IrubaI, les planteurs travaillent
E.aemeut an tra.auA dies
Eamps. Encore quelqnes jours.
a temps propice, le plus tort
1 Ie plus presse des travaux
|rooleS Sera termine.
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CHAMGEMENT.~Roth & Fleet
,od 90 preparent 4 transporter
n oharinacie a |'encoignnre des
a Maine ct St. Philippe, local
rttefois' 'occupe par la plramacie
a los. T. ThibodeauX. L'exte-
,;.ar de Ia batisSe Went d'ttre
Etleirt ct l.interieur. sera bientot
|Gpstalle
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RELaCHE. .ronpr iIramat
qw, Golfea, Qni devait dnhner
ieidi tefl'ier. cne rep eStn;ation
|aramaliqne i cru prudent
iSsWiiiUnnfr Si iC:inee en
lMsi.iue pour allrr au Texas.
l1alrtois avaHt d,, ncttre cr pro
l execution IL ,!irc,.teur tie Get
e troupe, don't Ia rrcSSc fait
" plus .rahi> ei,.scS. est venu
kd|dpr tons les contracts fats
4nfiqlips JOnrS a,'ant par son
hgcats, pr0m1ttant ,la ram..nrr S;l
lpape al commencement llo la
kaison prOchailie.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT i la
kpnyelle Orleans, doln6e le 3
|safs, sous les auspices de la com
Spgnie des Pompiers, Protector
10. 2, a etc des plus agreables au
lin de tons les excurSionnistes
Iqai en- iaisaient rartie. Ellie MA
wul etre pas etc TIES productive,
naN lrs prevenanceS he> mem
lres lie Ia co!npagnIr Ut !'harmO
|aie ql; ma cpsse u'eNiS'cI entr.
s passagcrS 0nl In,ir alilSl dire
|em l,ei,sc lie lninime resuftat Obte
N.
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a. IN ~ ',reat rii,ace to n,:,he mon
gold 6: :: Z: !; !: !: : :: !: !: !: !:
a. GENE wealthy, Wli.e those
Who do not i,n;Iusc 81, h rhauc..s ,r,raa in
poyerty We Wait p'any men. wunen,
tmys and cit,S to work for ia right IN their
own localities ANY can 30 the wnIk
prot,pr,y fr,...i In. first start. Th, husirces
VIII ,.cv I,;ur.- ,,.al ten tines ordinary wal
y,.s. Expensive outfit fnrn,-hes tree. No
slne wi.o rE.a....> Fails TO make money RAP
idly, You e.t.. c,sute YOUR wsiaie time to
'h. work o' ,niy y"mr siare moments.
Fnli infarna,ion ,,',ti AZ that l. needed sent
fr-e. A,i,ii..r .1;,sos & Co, Portland
MaiIe.
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pRoFEssIONNEL.-Le DR.. ASSe
Espau. tres bien comm dams no
"a communaute CONNIE meapcin,
hit annoncer quill reurend SD
proFesslon dsautrefOi>. II traits'
.yec success les maladies cIluni
ares, et, cenx qui ell sont atteints
|itronyerOnt tons les jourS dams
M Office de- s heureS 4 II heureS
F Il matip, encoignure Market ct
NrOnge.
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:. PHILIP CAILLOUET
Notary Public,

Respectfully informs his friends a.; :, ;
pubic that hc has just opcnfd . liot. ~
office in connection with his ttiee u IL
tice of tho teute aud is aew ready to :. s.S:.si
promptly to all the busintAe intru>ses, :.
him. Refe. to his past connection .cs fe7
er three Year, with the Recorders ot.s:.e i,
the Parish of Ldfourehe.
Office or Market Street, betveeas s
Louis and Green. nearly nrpos.tc Re, !.
Fleetwood Drug Stma
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The undersigned having deridej to re-
open business at his old stand on Min
street. bet ween 81. Louis ami Grecn streets.
takes pleasure to annnuhce to his numerals
friends and the pnblic in general that he
will always keep on hand a fnll assoi tment
of guns nf all sizes and Of different prr,->
also "A complete line "i Revuivcrs. cartridge.
nj hunting materials.
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Death of X. VI. j. PaynIer.

Death ha- again removed from our midst
a good man and useful cilizcn-onc who
commanded the respect N the cntirn COM
munIty. and allied % himself with the
strongest bonds of affection those who
knew him a- q friend. such "a man was K.
NJ. j. Payuter. who in 1Sj9 came - Rich
mond and entered The hu-incs. oi tclo-
Taphy. Since that time hc ha, In tl>t
one position and then another. but al-
way, with credit t0 himself. followed hi>
profession. H. made friends Il every
turn. and in doing 80 never for moment
forgot the calls ~ duty nor neglected obi
g1tion> II business. lie wa, n thc time Of
BIZ death the superintendent II the Rich
mond fire-aiarm and police telegraph,
q, well q, manager of the southern Tee
graph ComJany'~ Richmond OH .. Ie ha-
been from time 20 time identified with the
Washington and New Orlean, Telegraph
Company. tl.e American and the Western
Union companies. alWay- holding prom.-
ncnt position Of trust, and alway, dis
charging his duties faithfully.
Mr.. Payntcr wa- born i'm Birmingham.
England, and at the time u li> death Wa
foriy-twO Years of age. His attack of III
ness was sudden; but II was pneumonia
lliA 81 ~AiI ai4 hN~tillttt' 'NAidNiFi tliit N'
,uccumhcd 10 it. ravagc- at o'clock yes
ierday. He leave, q wife and several chill
drcn-one of them q son nearly grown.
III, funeral will take place from Cen
ten4Iy Methodist church saturday morning
nj II O'Clock. and Will Joe attended by Rich
mond Commaudery. No. ,. Knight, Temp
lar. and Richmond Lodge. No. 10. Ancient
Free and Accepted Na.on-, oi which or
dcr- Mr.. Payntcr was 4 member in good
standing.
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WHO MRS. WINSLOWy

As th. question i frequently asked ~ ~. ..,a-
Ply say that he :, lady who fsr upward. thirty
wears has untiF.ngly devoted her time ani td-u'-
asa female physician anl nnrse. principally smpax
children She has q ieciaiiy studied the co1.;ifs-
tion and wants Of This numerous class. aBi L.
result OF this effort, 3ni practical knowl iyn. D5-
ttined In a lifetime spent n nurSe and physi-
ciaa. SIC has compounded u Soothing syrup ipr
children ieefhing. itopcraic. Ike naeic c-zyinS
rest and health aud :, moreover. sure % rgsiate
the bowels Ia consequence Of this arf!ci. Mr..
Wuslow t. becoming worid-rsuownea a. '-sns-
factor Of her race; children CERTAINLY d. BisE CT
and bless her: especially T. th, The case ,n thi-
city. Vast quantities Of the soothing Syr-p are
DAILY sold and used here We think M. y ms
low hss lmmortsilyei her name ~ this invAlu,ole
article. and sincerely believe thousands ~ cOi-
drsn have been saved from an early grave Og -
Timely usc, and that millions YET unborn will ,sae
it, benefits. and unite M calling her bles-ci No
MOTHER has discharged hor duty 10 her safer,pg
lltc one. IN oar opinion. uaiil she has givcn u
the bcncdt of MRS. WlNsLON'S SOOTHING
SYRUP. Try it. nother--TRY IT NOW Lof'fs'
Tisifor. New York city. sold ~ all druggist.
- cents o bottle. no 2f-eott~
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well as to the former, the latter not being
within the enacting clauses. 70 bring them
within the puryiew Of the act would be
20 20 beyond what the Legislature did and
TO give 10 the preamble the province Of en-
larging and extending the act Of legisla-
ton beyond the puryicw of the statute.
and Of conferring powers per sc. which j.
warranted 10y no decision that has ever
been made. but j. contrary 10 the settled
doctrine on the subject, as declared in ju-
dicial decisions. and maintained by the most
eminent sageS ~ the law in their published
works. Ii would be 10 assume legislative
power by the Court. We are therefore OF
opinion that the defence made by the de-
PENDANT below under the act aforesaid Oi
January II. 1882. could not be maintained.
and consequently the demurrer Of the
plaintiff below 10 his answer was properly
sustained and the peremptOry mdnd0mps
awarded, and that the judgment Of the
Hastings Court OF the city Of Richmond
be affirmed.
We have not considered the question as
10 the constitutionality Of the act Of Janu-
ary II. lSS2, raised in the argument. n it.
decision in this ease was unnecessary IN the
yicw We took of il. And this seemed 10
be most proper. as il /. expected that Ques-
tion will soon he put TO rest by the de-
cision of the Supreme Court Of the United
STATE, IN I case which went from this court.
Thi, case wa, argued In the Supreme
Court by Judge W. W. Crump. Beverley
I. Crump, Esq. and Colonel K. L. Maury
for appellee. and Attoncy-General Blair
for the commonwealth.
The Dispatch called attention TO the
fautinc>, in this respect Of the coupon
killer soon after it was passed. and a bill
was introduced 10 correct the defect. but
il never got through.
Judge Crump Yesterday sent a notice 10
the Attorney-Gcneral that be- would to-day
move that the judgment of The court ho al
once certified down.
The act above referred to l. popularity
known as Coupon Killer No. !. Coupon
Killer No. > goes into effect December l>t.
and prohibits all officers of the Common
wealth from rccciyin- anything for taxes.
liren,e-tlNes. and other due, except
gold. silver. United >tatc> treasury note.
and national-lmk CURRENCY" and pro-
Nidc- that no injunction. e"pfrScjods. man
domt2. prohibition. or any other writ or
prOce-, whatever. shall issue against The
collectors
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NANTHiSTER AND VICINITY.

Hrits.-The -ctaothou>' 90 Enon. 'u
Chesterfield county. recently accidentally
caught fire. and We DESTROYED before tlc
llamc- could tC arlrt.d. = couple oi
dozen scholars were Present u rhc time.
hut all escaped ,afc'v. The County school
Board have already directed fne structure
20 he rebuilt.
The roads of Chesterfield county uINe
been much improved by TIE cNertiou, of
the supervisors acting under authority
conferred on them hy ~ acI of The last
General Assembly. lbc D1.uty now own,
the necessary horses and .arts 20 improve
the roads. and con ALWAYS nlfr thr labor
required 10 do 80.
The nero man who brniah murdered
hi, vile two months since no Bermuda
Hundred with am axe. and then made hi>
escape. ha> since succeeded in ke,ping hj,
Whereabouts concealed. Il vas thought
soon after the deed had been committed
that hc would make h.- way ~ either Pc
tcr>burC or Norfolk. where certain 0l his
relative resided. bu; the search instituted
in either place i.ilcd 80 di-clo-, him. II T.
now c0njec,llr 4 that be- changed h.. name
and made his WAY 90 some Ci th' large
northern ci,ie,. where be- IS ID .njOy immu.
nifty from arrest g. ioue as be- hoid- Iii,
tongue and don't become "a victim ~
hi own imprUdcnec. The Ia. .oior,d nl-
tive Of Chesterfield hung 'or murder WI,
Chastain Cox. executed in New York cit}
two years ago.
The friend, and cX-M,Hber> Il the old
eothOvon Musical Association - Nlnch,--
ter have by no mean given up the hope
this winter Il rotiving that noH dormant
institution. u il rcCard,d a- arcprolch on
this city that IL should show ic~- apprceia-
tion Of her really hue coris of u-'e and fc-
male singers Than /. exhibited by Rlch-
mond. who ha- shown ah undout''d aI,-
preci3tion ~ q number ~ them.
The cold air that make - Way from the
wet down TIE gorcc- and falls II Jane,
river. pa-t Belle l~i' and the -cierai bridges
over that stream. hay, -ucc'edcd. 'f'u
without the aii q decidedly pronounced
frost. In r9hting the Island tres 10 d. ticir
f.Ii4e4
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Supreme Court Of Appeals.

THE OYSTER VESSELS CAPTURED By COVER
NOR CANER0N not OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CASE DECIDED.
In the Supreme Court Of Appeal, yester-
day the following case, were decided
lIutching> and ais. against Gilmer, ~.
From the corporation (Ourl oi the tow o oi
DanHlle. Affirmed. Judge CHRISTIAN de-
iyering the opinion.
BoVc,. So. rs. commonwealth; Hop
kim. Nc.. t',. Commonwealth: Powell. a..
r>. Commonwealth: Maltby rs. Common
wealth Mister rS. commonwealth (:
Chandler r,. Commonwealth: Johnson r,.
commonwealth. From the Circuit Court
oi Mathews county. Reversed. judge >ta-
plc. delivering the opinion.
In these ease, The Court decided that the
act va, faulty under which the cour; be-
low undertook 20 conii-cate the vessels
CAPTURED in Governor Cameron, oy-ter
expedition. Therefore the proposed con-
f,cafiOn doe not hold good. The vessels
were ,old q good while ago. andthe money
turned over 10 the order Of the court.
McCandh,h rs. The Commonwealth.
From the Circuit Court Of Mathews coun-
II. Reversed. Judge BurA> delivering thr
opinion.
llatchctt rs. The commonwealth. From
the Circuit Court oi Brunswick county.
Reversed. Judge Lewis delivering the
opinion.
This wa, the ease q man condemned
TO he hanged for poisoning another. The
Cour, hcld that the evidence was in,ulh-
cient 10 sustain the verdict OF the jury.
There wa> no past morfan ever made. nor
any analyst, Of the Whi-key alleged u con-
tain ,trychnine. and remaining In the bot
ilr from which it va, charged deceased
wa> given drink.
Raine rs. Russell. auditor: Jarvis rs.
,anc: Eanes rS. same: kirkham IS. same !;
Alley as. same; stevens rs. same; Porter
as. same. Argued 10y Judge Robert Ouid
for plaintiffs.
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concert and Festival for the Benefit OF
the Branch Association. of Church
Hill. Tonight.

Association rooms. on Broad street be-
tween Tweniv-third and Twenty-fourth.
Will prove a place OF great attraction TO-
NIGHT. The ladies Of church Hill viii give
grand concert by the "Arion Quartette "
and splendid supper Of oyster. Sc. for the
small sum OF twenty-five cents. Let all at
tend.
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The second Of series Of pine lectures
on Geography and History Will be deliy-
cred tonight hy Professor English IN the
main room OF the Ioung Mems Christian
Association, Fourth and Franklin streets.
The lecture begins promptly at o'clock.
and the admission j. free. Only men are
nermitteA % a'tend.
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FINANCIAL.
lfONEY LOAN + u

MONEY LOAN + u
VrON
RFU.E.TATE OR COLLATERAL sh'' XII !
..,., ..,...,,,, given t. the RENTING OF J
spe1ia. ~'se..1','a erF .nd Tie COLLECTION Oh
RY>Ts. Liberal advance maue' e'.,..,yv pVAI
=" Al ,inss a CRY AND CoUNIkh N''N''
ESTATE for sale. a., ,,,v ar coun-
TRY. ,r "a exchange for
Nirsdnian. 80 >-oxt-r FIb1 NFNT-
DFKDs written snd AchNo"
taken. , I,,,i1S
Apply Tor ihe c.SgRnF tisSIa,' y. CRAWFORD,
Real hs'A''' i'''' 1905 Bank street.
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Nothing Uncommon but Interesting

II has AWAY, been known b. thc good
people who reside in Richmond and it,
surrounding, that they cam get the best
beer. oysters. DC, 90 Y. T. Rcdiord'-. 3i2
east Broad street. Just cali for Mont.
rose vhi-key and you wiz e.t the ceuu-
ine nlri.ln
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Cftailcery Court.

The following case- Were disposed OF
Yesterday:
Mitchell &c. as. Mitchell, &c. Decree r.
ferriur cause 10 a commissioner for inquiry,
account. and report, and directing the
transfer oi certain stocks, &c.. a, therein
,et forth.
CoX's executors rs. Cabell, dc. Decree
directing a deed 10 be made TO purchaser
who la, paid in full.
Berkeley, &c, Is. Poe'> executor. %c.
Decree referring cause to commls>ioneF
for inquiry and report.
FitZpairick rs. Cook, &c. Decree con-
frning report Of sale and directing deed
10 the purchaser, a. in said decree eet
forth.
Reale. &C., rs. Brown, &c. Decree con-
drminc report OF commissioner and direct
inc .ale Of the property therein men
toned.
Walker. Sc. rs. Baily. Decree allow
inc Guardian 10 Use fund for the mamie
nance and support Of his wards.
Uart~ook, &C.. Us Hartsook, &c. De
cree confirming report Of commissioner
a. 10 the disposition Of the fund ana dl
recting deeds 10 purchasers ~ therein 'e'
forth.
Merchants and Planters saving, Bans
re- Uaryie. &c. Decree confirming rep"r
/ ~ commissioner and distributing the iind
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WEATHER REPORT

n ~, ,!,- ,AI'"NS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
W -, -N,'ai'ie states, Increasing cloudincs.
'. ~ ''n locS rams, warm Southerly vecr;ne
10, 70 c1lucr westerly winds, falling followed
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Personals and Briefs.

Judge Drury A. Hinton. OF Petersburg.
was in the city yesterday. and was present
in the supreme Court when the opinions
were being delivered.
Don't be mistaken n-McCunoch-bill cou-
pons are not yet receivable for taxes. The
Judgment OF the supreme Court must first
he certified down 10 the ylustings Court.
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FTRE.-Tbe alarm of ire yesterday morn
ing from station -. at s:45 o'clock. was
caused by tue partial burning of a small
framed building on Cary street between
First and Fou~hee, occupied by c6lored
people and owned 10y Mr.. Garrett. Damage
very .pall.
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Rad B-clth Pain "a th, side. sonnet mes the pain
f. frii under the should r-tiaco. mistaken fnr
Ehcumai.sm general ios- ~ appetite. Bowel. rcn-
cr-ly c1,iiNc : instimes a.icrnaiinr VIII aN. o.,
hrai b troubled with pain. {, dull and heavy with
cull-r-i.i Be loss ~ sit.-cfN accom- panied uifh "a
valrfui sensation 81 leaving umdcrc something
y ... ought to have bter done: q ,lirl! ,lf, ,-l,f
and flushed face IS ~omt times an attendant ofrrn
u ,i.k.r Tor consumption; the p1ticnt complain.
.t vra-incs~ and cc.iliy; utr' Gus. easily sfrg-
rel. fett cold or lurnine. soucf iint. q tr .tl IS
~fu~lfinu ~ the ska exists; spirit. ar, low rul
ic-p.lieni and. although .ftisdti that exercise
volil 'c tcuchci d. yet ooc can hardly summon
a ltudc Co ir} iiin fact Sd sr.i~t- every rc,n-
.1t. several 81 thr above symptoms attend The
lessee hut cases have occurred when tui few of
f..-. existed. yct examination after death hg-
.tevl Tie LIVER g. nave been tN.,us'y l1 dc-
rsn-'i.
" Slot Id Ef I~EDBN ALL PRISONS. OI u
ANDNoUNG. WHENEVER ANY or IHE
ABOVE SYMPTOMS APPEAE.
Persons travelling ,r living iu unhealthy lorsl-
r.- h1 tski q do- occa.i rna.ly 90 keff thc Liver
j. .,a'i..l ion vii avoid an Na'sria E.l.ou- I
% spirits. e.. T. VIII iuvl-or.rc llSr gl1~, oi
v.nt. rrI = No INIuNlcATlNc ULvEEAcF.
lf y'u hay, eaten anything hard of digestion. or
ff . rs af-gr meals. Or -i,spls--, at .lf trh o. q
i.>, a-l ynA VIII af relieved
TIVF AND DOCTORS ElI.L-WiI.L Bi. SAVED
rs ALWAYS KEEPING THE RE6JIA-
TOR n THE HOUSE
T.r. whatever rtF a'iUeut way te. thoroughly i
~. grGcAIIVE. ALTEHATlVE. AND TONIC cam
ts.-r ..e oui 10 place. Tia. reuelv BE- HARMLESS
tsD l.Es >oI' INILEIHEE WITH III U,INE>> oI
I-..A~TGE.
1T i PURELY VEGETABLE.
sas h.. au ,.e power and eaicacy Of Calouel o.,
Qllae. without any of tac in. lri us after c-tc.>
A GOVERNORS TESTIMONY.
~---rl-i. Liver Regulator la- h,-.n in u-e iu my
--..y ? ~rrre sine. SD su .efi-.c 10 j. = val-
g.. c allitl0u g. '.ic medical science.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-24
...,c.x RAILWAY SIGNALS:

,Tur AMERICAN RAILwA,l, ,,l'i sieS s,sn.i. nal
are sS ea eShp,,ioH {, a. iG1a Gr1sula M'l9 r.
6ooT Hlshmond. Va oIlie. those nt.sg,.te,d' ~ "
We nc a,as.,aiesIariy, TO The 9sL1f RhLwAY
my nsD yfninSficM ELECTRIC
fioSAi e'sr in'e''sdwi Il. Il. sMITH. Manager
cc b-xm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-24

TOHS b. CARY q son,
unE-, LiFE-. AID MARINE
INSURANCE
AeExrs AID BEoNkhs
lol5 Main street
- zn-eOdsm ------
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-24

SAVE MONEY BY having YOUR prinhhs c"Hs -
the DfsrATCH PhTSris"-hoosh' L. eo"e "''A'
low prices, and sstisfaeuon ysaransso'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-24

lIoT SoDa j. I'D tine 20 now. aud George
schUn. Eleventh and Main street,. can give
you, drawn FROM IWt> P.'oui Fountains.
ko-ho. chocolate. coffee, ginger. and i.mou-
ado
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-24
A FAULTY LAW.
Unanimous Decision Of the Supreme
Court that "CoupOn-KiiIcr No.
y" Does Not fnclude Nc
eultOch-BiIi Coupons.

The Case or Smith ". The Commonwealth
Decided besterday-Jndge George l.. Chris
iian Sustained Coupon-Killer No. ''
Does Not Forbid Collecting Officers OF the
commonwealth Receiving McCullOoh-Bill
Coupons; but "Coupon-killer No. ," Will
60 Into Effect December Isi. aud IL Pro-
Silver, and Currency for Taxes and Other
Public DueS.