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4 NOTED BUT UNTITLED WOMAN.
From the Boston Globe ]

kessrS Editors:
Mrs. Lydia +. Pinkham, Of Lynn, Mass, above
AL other human beings may be truthfuily called
ihC Dear Friend Of Woman," as some of her cor
respondents love TO call g. She IL zealOusly de-
voted TO her work, which is the outcome of a nfe-
study and IS obliged to keep six lady assistants 70
help her answer the large correspondence which
daily pours IN upon her, each bearing It's special
burden Of suffering, or Joy at release from 1t. Her
VEGETABLE COMPOUND Is medicine for
good and NOT evil purposes. have personally III
yestrated IT, and am satisfied Of the truth Of this
On account Of It's proven merits, IL Is recon-
mended and prescribed by the best physicians IN
the country. One says: Z" II works Ike charm
and saves much pain. IL will cure entirely the
worst form OF FALLING OF THE UTERUS,
LEUCoRRHRA, IRREGULAR AND PAINFUL
MENsTRUATIoN, ALL OVARIAN TRoO"
BLEs, INFLAMMATION AND ULCERATIoN,
FLOODINGs, ALL DIsPLAcEsiENTs and the
consequent spinal weakness, and is especially
adapted to the CHANGE OF LIFE"
IL permeates every portion OF the system ana
gives new life and vigor. IL removes fa'ntncSs,
aatalency, destroys all craving for simulants, ana
RELIEVES weakness Df tie stOfnAcH iic"oo
FLOATING, HEADACHES,
NERVOUS PROsTRATiON,
GENERAL DEBILITY,
sLEEPL EssNEsS,
DEPRESSION AND INDIGESTION.
That feeling OF bearing down, causing pain,
weight. and bzckache. is always permanently
eured by It's use IL win at all times and under all
circumstances act in harmony with the law that
governs the female system.
IL costs only 81 per bottle, or six for to' ana is
I'D by druggisis. Amy advice required as TO spe-
al cases, and the names of many who have been
ys-<ored 10 perfect health by the use Of the vESE-
TABLE COMPOUND, cas lie obtained by address
ing Mrs. Pinkham, with STAMP for reply, at her
home 9s Lynn, Mass.
Por KIDNEY COMPLAINT OF either sex this
co,npossA Is unsurpassed. as abundant testim"-
ntals siS1s.
aMrs. Piskham's LIVER PILLS." says one
writer, "ayefhe best Ia the portd for fhe cure OF
CONSTIPATION, BILIoCsNEss. ana TON
PiDITY Ov THE LIVER. Her BLOOD uh.-
riER works wonders in ~ special line. ana p'a'
fair 70 eqasl the COMPOUND Ia IT. popularity
All E.asl res'pect her as sn Asrei oi Mercy
Whose soIs sptis.on II 70 DO good 70 ot'ierA
YulIApxlrHIA.P PA. Hssea
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EDUCATIONAL.
COLLEGE.

- REOPENED IN RESTORED BUILDING
Both sexes admitted College aud Preparatory
School. Under care Of members Of the Society Of
Friends The main building, destroyed by fire
ninth month last, has been completely rebuilt,
larged. and fitted up with all convenicnces Thor
ough instruction in Languages, Literature, Msthe-
matics, and the Sciences. New Scientific Building,
containing Laboratories. Drafting -Rosms, Ma
chlne-Shops, and all appliances for pursuing a
thorough course in Chemistry, Mechanical and
Civil Engineering. The next term opens NINTH
MONTH (Scpt~mbCr) l2TH. Apply early. rs,
other things being equal. places win be given the
Garl.ost applicants. For full particulars address
EDWARD H. MAGlLL,
President SwarthmoreCOllege,
" 23-7St Delaware cpunty. Pa.
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DEATH OF Mr.. CHARLES II. POWELL
This gentleman, formerly well-known
builder here, aud for many years leuten-
ant in the Blues, died yesterday from pa
ralysis, at his farm on the River rail-
road, in Henrico county, in the seventy
ninth wear OF his age.
The funeral will take place this afternoon
at o'clock from Centenary church. Rich
mOnd (Masonic) Lodge, No. 10, and the
Blues Association, to both Of which he be"
lOuged, will attend the funeral.
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PARADE OF COLORED BATTALION.-The
battalion Of colored military-Acting Ma
Nc, for parade and picnic at Wallace's
Park. The Hill City Guard, OF Lynch
burg, will be the guests Of the Richmond
colored volunteers, and will parade with
them on the 4th.
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Grand opening OF the Newport News
payilion on July 4th. First-class bath
houses have been erected to afford all an
elegant sea-bsth on the national holiday.
The Chesapeake and Ohio railway will sell
excursion tickets at tl.50. Train will
leave Richmond at 7 A. M., and returning
leave Newport News at ! I. M.
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TO TEACHERS.

OFFICE OF CLERK AND TRHAsCRER)
SCHOOL BOARD CITY or PETKBSBCRG,
PETERSBURG, VA, June 20, 1882. }
4 PUBLICATIONS. FOR POSITIONS OF
IA PRINCIPAL OF SCHOOLS AND TEACH
Frs GENERALLY will be received by the under
signed through the pest-ofice or personally until
SATURDAY, Sth Of July.
In accordance with state law, those applying
must hold the license of superintendent Of Schools.
" hite applicants will be examined on tie 9TH
an< eolored on the 7TH OF JULY instant At the
nigh-School building 10y Superintendent +. Is.
Branch, commencing each day at y A. VI.
GEORGE W. SCOTT.
Clerk and Treasurer School Board City Of Peters
burg. " 3O-dtJyS
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AMERICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF OF

AMERICAN MECHANICs-ELECTI0N OF VI.
p,cyRs.-At the last regular meeting OF
Rescue Council, No. /, Junior order OF
limited American Mechanics, the follow
inc officers were elected for the ensuing
term ). NJ. Bailey, councillor; George NJ.
Cayce. vice-counciIlor Walter y. Orange
recording secretary; Eli j. Thackcr, us
sistant recording secretary; A. W; Glinn'
financial secretary; George u bawve,' wn
treasurer; j. A. Jones, conducIori wa wa
liam r. WIN, warden; Lisbon hed.oIa, '.S,,
inside sentinel; Philip Ns!sei' Sf, ouls'oe
sentinel. ~
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MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING
wi SYRUP.

Rev. Sylvanus Cobb thus writes IN the Boston
ChriStidn FreemGn: We would by no means re-
commend any kind Of medicine which we did not
know TO he good-partlcularly for infants. But of
MRS. WiNSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP we can
speak from knowledge; IN our own family II has
proved blessing indeed by giving an infant
troubled with cole pains, quiet sleep, and the
parents unbrOken rest at night. Most parents can
appreciate these blessings. Here is an article
which works to perfection. and which Is harm
less for the sleep which 1t affords the infant IS
perfectly natural, and the little cherub awakes as
"brght ~ II button" And during the process Of
tecthng its value IS lncalculable. We have fire.
quently heard mothers say that they would not be
without IL from the birth Of the child III IT had
finished with the tecthing siege on any consdera-
ton whatever. sold by all druggists. 25 cents
a bottle. &c 3O-oOdlW
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T.. r. COOK, 10 A. NJ, trustees sale Of stock of
goods st Midlothian, Chesterfield county also.
colts, COWS, steam-pump and bOiles, &c.
ii. SELDOM TAYLOR, q L. ~, six building lots
on north side Of Graham street between Mar
shall and Gillian streets.
SAMPSON & ADAMsON, 10 A. H., trustees sale
of stock of groceries at the corner Of Seventh
and Hull streets, Manchester
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, 81. p. NJ. building lot
on Tie south side Of franklin street between
Fourth and Fifth.
FRANK ID. HILL & Co, u. NJ, building lot on
asst side Of Thirteenth street near Clay.
f.. b. COOK, 0 A. NJ, lot of partly-burut lumber.
bed-posts, &C., near the corner Of Twentieth
and Nenable streets.
JNO. +. LAUGIlTON. -JR.. 10 A. NJ, at 1886
Main street, clothing, boots, shoes, &c.
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A FRAGRANT BREATH is always pleasure, and
you can have by using MEADE & BAKERS deIi-
cious CARBOLIC MoUTu-WAsH. II destroys the Of
fensiye odor caused by diseased gums and decaycd
teeth, and speedily restores them 10 healthy con-
dition. Price, hfty cents a bottle.
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ELECTION OF OFPIcEEs.-The Central
Beneficial and Social Society held It's an
nual election last Friday evening, and the
following officers were elected: President,
Joseph W. Laube; Vice-President. John
II. Waldmsn; Secretary, +. Eugene Da'
Wis: Assistant Secretary, X. w. Stubbs ;
Treasurer, A. 4. Williams; Scrgeant-at-
Arms. Charles ii. Langford. Trustees
George w. Lee, John Murphy, Is. NJ. Bat
kins. Executive Committee j.. A. Kun
lehp. l.. l.. Lynch, Fred. Schilliag.
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Tho Splendid Soda Fountains

of George Schen, Eleventh and Main
streets, are kept constantly going this hot
weather. The rush for Lemonade Soda is
immense; also, Ice-Cream soda-both Of
which are the coolest and incest OF beyer-
ages,
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SALE OF MAIN-STREET DWELLING
Messrs. r. b. Chaffin e. Co., real estate
agents, have recently sold at auction the
brick dwelling No. 313 east Main street
for the sum OF $1,000.
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Christian & White have Just received an
elegant lot OF large smoked tongues and
choice roe herrings, with fresh supply Of
Russian cavair.
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Harper's Bazaar, also papers containing
illustrations OF the execution OF Guiteau,
have been received from N. Leonard, news
dealer, QQ6 Main street. tl
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SAvR MONEY by having your printing done 81
the DISPATCH PRISTISG-IloUsE. Good work
low prices and satisfaction guaranteed.
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II you want To know the meaning OF "MOX-
TROsE" ask J.. RUGER, corner Ninth and Bank.
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OUTSIDE Of school doings, "MoSTRoSE- Is tho
most important topic. Gus. DELARUC, next tC
Diypdtch Office, can tell you all about It.
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'VIIE EXCURSION OF THE FOURTH.

A GRAND EXCURSION on THE STEAMER
ARIEL
TO OLD POINT AND NORFOLK,
UNDER TIE AUSPICES OF THE CENTRAL
BENEFICIAL AND SOCIAL SOCIETY.
The very low price Of this excursion makeit
THE EXCURSION OF THE SEASON.
$50 ROUND TRIP. Sl50.
Only limited number Of tickets can he he sold.
and must be purchased before The morning of the
excursion, at the drugstorcs Of ~. e.. fOrstnann.
l.. Il. Thomas & Co., Garnet & Wnn. 4. A. scott,
A. :. Hooper, j. l.. Bcycridgc. JudsOB Cunning
ham, DR.. William +. tarrar, and from the com
mitt'e and mcmbers of ihc society. Boat leave
the wharf AT O'Clock y. VI sharp: returning
leaves Norfolk \. NJ. Wednesday.
COMMITTEE or ARRANGFNENTS: JOse ph W.
Laubc Edw. 4. kumlehn, john Il. Wadmau,
Alfred 4. Williams. T.. Eugene Davis, and William
:. GoOdc. &" 1928. .20&iyl&2
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WEATHER REPORT.

die Atlantic States, colder. clearing wea-
tl,er, northwest winds, higher pressure.
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED BY
the use OF MEADE & BAKERS SAPoNINE DENTI-
FRrcE, which viii speedily remove ncipicnt tartar
and scurf. Price, fifty cents box.
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SKINNY MEN" Wclls's Health Remover restores
health and yIgor, cures dyspepsia 81 at druggists.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy the
most OF The day, and s,'liry.
TgssHosErsE YESTERDAY: 9 A. NJ, -;
8 A. M.. es; gAon, 90; 3 p. NJ, p2; T. p.
NJ, ss ,idpla5t, TS.
Eoxs 1el,,s. s.c-.t,, =. "a,
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ECONOMY Is half the battle Of life. 10 is not half
70 hard TO earn money as to spend II well, and to
economic IN the food line. patronize the twenty
lye-cent meals furnished at
LANES MODEL DINING-ROoNs-
322 north scyenth street.
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AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

Re on all sales Of Real Estatc made between the
LIST Of January and last Of June the taxes for the
present year have To hc paid by the purchaser. on
all sales made between the lst Of July and last Of
the year the taxes have to be paid W the seller.
iThis custom was adopted abeut ffteon years ago
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, and al-
plies to Richmond and yicinty.l
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SCOTTsyILLE, ALBEMARLB COUNTY. VAT
July /, 1889. !

TOIiN 5. ANDREWS, VI. D., Mrs.
~ ORlE MOON ANDREWS. NJ. ID are prepared
10 receive and treat WOMEN and CHILDREN at
their residence. ON Harrison street. Medical at
tendance "a; the usual rates. Location healthy and
retired. Board very moderate. jy 2-Su6ts
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UNIVERSITY OF vIRGNIA-sUM-

ENGINEERING, JULY 10, 1882, re SEPTEM-
BER !. lSS2.-kach course consists OF forty lcs-
sons. The fee for either course is $50; for both,
and teachers OF mathematics, FOR eugiuscrss and
for intending engineers. Apply to WILLIAM NJ
0f virginia je 9-2tawSt<
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FLIES, roaches, ants, bed-bugs. rats, mice, crows
chipmunks, cleared out by Rough on Rats" 1jc. .
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LEE GALLERY, Main street. Card-photographs
: per dozen.
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DOTS RIGMT!-GRAND FOURTH

nOwS RIGHT !-GRAND FOURTH
II OF JULY EXCURSION TO WEST POINT
AND TIE PAMUNkkl.-Ihc favOrite veteran
managers Of these eXcuTs ions take pleasure In
nOuncing this their FIFTEENTH ANNUAL En-
CUKSlON, and from the completeness OF Its de-
tails and their experience OF tie past fifteen years,
they feel warranted in promising each aud every
one who may favor them with their patronage n
most pleasant and enjoyable occasion. Tie Land
lady OF the Grove Hotel, Miss a. Pollard, has made
ample aud suitable arrangements for entertaining x
4 large company, where good fare, good quarters,
polite and attentive walters, and 4 hearty welcome
await all comers. Dinner, 30 cents. Boating,
bathing, fishing. dancng, &c Fine fsh, oysters,
and crabs, and an abundant supply. Good or er
strictly enforced, and particular attention given 10
ladies aud child without escorts. Tickets: GEN
temen, 81 ladies. 90 cents; children TX years
and under, free. Train leaves York River depot,
Twenty-tlird stree, AZ 1870 sharp. Tickets To be
had Of Adams X PCr1ue and al the depot on the
morning OF the Fourth. ADAMS PfRDUE,
je 27-6t* Managesg
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RICUNOSp, VA. June II, S62.
ppIIC AIInN WILL RE IL ADL To


OuyfLLE, July ], ts-2.
w O. WATKINS, OF CHESTER
w YIELD COUNTY, VA. aud " : WAr-
KiNs, OF OlLVJLLF, bOOf llLAND COUNTY,
VA, have THE day formed u CO-PAk1 NERsiliP
under the erm-BsInc ~ WATKINS K BRUfILE.
for The purpose uf conducting the MILLING AND
MERCHANDISE business Ut Dilyilis. G0Och-
land county. VI. Ms. 8t.ins L. - b. tIe MAJ
agcr, and " buy and sell for cash only.
WATKINS & SEoTiiER.
w. %. WAsKIhs,l
Es WArxiss ~ Z-1a
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Have your photographs taken at the LEE GAL
LRBY.
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LEE GAILERY-Large photographs for framing
81
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LEE GALLERY copy old pictures successfully.
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nISSOLUTION AND CO-PARTNtI-
~ silIP.-The firm Of j. 4. lANCEY & 60.
booksellers and s'stioners. Is this day dissolved -
mutual consent, and the uH isrsigBed have formed
a co-parncr,bap under the name and stile ~
YANCEY. WAIDY a 90, for the purpose 0f c0n-
d,Iesir " The STATIONERY, PRINTING, BOOK
BINDING. AND BLANK BOOK MANIfACrI-
RING BUSINESS al the same stand-hO. Ia
Main street, where they will he pleasei 20 sec Jeir
friends. J. A. fANtEl,
jy2- EVERETT WADDY.
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LEE GALLERY photograph children beautifully.
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AND THREE-MiLE LOCKS
JULY I, 1882,
BY COMPANY ID, ElRST REGIMENT YIRGI-
MA VOLUNTEERS.
FULL STRING BAND.
ESQ WORTH OF SILVER PLATE TO BE
GIVEN AWAY IN PRIZES.
Shooting tournament by teams from different
military companies ana citizens generally. No
liquors on The grounds, and pleasant time for all.
REtREsHMEN1Satci city prices. " Dolly Warden "
ira VIII be lun every two hours from Richmond
and Allegheny depot, Eighth and Cary streets,
commencing at q 4. ". Trains win leave Pump
House every half hour after arrival. Last train
leaves AZ L. NJ Fare, 25 cents round trip
Tickets can De had from members ofthe company
aud Captain Brown, / l3 Main street; Leutenan,
Harold. Sl7 Broad street: Sergeant Davis. St.
Clair Hotel {. g. Walter. Third and Broad H. ID.
Adam, franklin and Eighteenth: andat depot.
ip Dn-bf
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WANTED, A SIT ALTON As
w TEACHER either IN school or private flW-
lily by 4 young lady Of several years experience.
Can furnish best reference Ia qualii, al iou. ac
Addr... :. A. W., care of Letter-Carrlor No. Z.
ie 27-Tn& SUBJ
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TWO RESPECTABLE CO.
Nv IlRkD MN MIIlI IIIkIR WI L.

M An led, Mo kESIEt FABLE I 80
w LORFD MEN. WITH THEIR FAMlLfE%
u do Framework on my place, Milton Immediate
ly On James river and -four miles below The court
house Of Charles City county. They can wOlk on
wages or ON Ilsrog, a. they may elect. Wages lib
eral.
Also, A COLORED MAN 10 take charge Or a
marsh adjoining the place 10 ratsc hogs on shares.
A man ct family preferred. This l. 4 separate
business. and comfortable house will he provided
fer such tenant 10 IS estimated that n many
two hundred head Of hogs can be raised fJr sale
annually
Referring 90 the former notice, the eubscriher
will furnish the team and all needn't implements
provide the men prefer 10 come on wage. thil-
drcn will be allowed u competence for wi ltryCr
services they may render. and the women shOud
understand the Usual household duties - well ~ Ia
cook. wash. and iron. and The general management
Of dairy. Apply by letter or IN person - DR. u.
C.HARRISOA. on the premises. or 10 r. A. -AUh-
DERS, Fourteenth and Cary streets, Richmond,
Va. lc27-iOt
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XXTANTED.-A MASTER OF ARTS

w OF Tie University Of Virginia, Of thirty years
experience In teaching, wishes To- devote three
hours yer day tO some school In the city Of Rich-
mond. Address y. y. h., l4l5 street, wrst,
Washington. ID. e. jc 2g-rhG Sui0ts
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AREMARKABLE CAsE.-Mr. Johnsto,

A REMARKABLE CAsE.-Mr. Johnston.
grocer on Marietta street, is in some
respects one of the most remarkable
men in Georgia. In the first place he is
a remarkable specimen Of physical man
hood, being six feet, four inches high and
though ffty-five years old, as strong and
active as most men Of thirty. He is q
second cousin Of General Joseph e. John
ston and vas in the Confederate service
with the rank of captain. AS the father
Of family Mr. Johnston presents truly
remarkable record. He has been mar.
ried only once and his wife IL now living
and in excellent health. By Mr.. John.
ston she has bad twenty Two children, Inc
youngest of whom is baby now. Ofthe
twenty-five all except one is now living
and all are we'll formed, healthy speci-
mems. A happier family cannot be found
in the city Of Atlanta. They all bear q
striking family resemblance. Mr.. John
ston, had he lived in ancient Romo,
would, by this time have been entitled to
several pensions according to their laws,
which began TO reward paternity when
eight children were born, and continued
benefits in increasing proportion as the
family grew. Mrs. Johnston would GER
tsinly have won the praise Of Napoleon
who, when Madame de Staol, thinking
of herself, asked him "who was the no.
blest woman in France" replied: "She
who bears the most sons for her defense" !"
The Johnstons are q notable conple-Ak.
lantd Consfitution.
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A GREAT STORM PRED1crED.-Ac,
cording to DR.. f. Stone Wiggins, new
weather prophet of Canada, who come
time ago predicted that the recent gale
would sweep from east TO west over the
continent, says great storm will strike
this planet In March next. The follow.
ing warning is issued by DR.. Virgins:
1t will be first felt in the Northern Pa.
cific, aud will cross the meridian of OF.
tawa at noon Is p. N. London time) on
Sunday, Morch II, 1883. No vessel
smaller than Cunarder will be able to
live In this tempest. India, the south OF
Europe. England, and especially the
North American continent, will be the
theatre of its ravages. As ali the low
lands on the Atlantic will be submerged,
l advise ship builders to place their pros.
pective vessels high up on stocks, and
farmers having loose valuables, such as
hay, cattle, etc, to remove them to a
place Of safety. beg, further, most re-.
spectfuiIy to appeal to the honorable
minister of marine that he will peremp.
torily order up storm drums on all the
Canadian coast not later than the Goth OF
February, and thus permit no vessel
to leave the harbor. If this is not done,
hundreds of lives will be lost and millions
worth of property destroyed.