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In the Whole History Of Medi .tue

no preparation las ever performed such mar.
vellous cures, or maintained 80 wide . repu,a.
ton, as Ayers CHERRY PKcroRaL, which j.
recosnA ID ~ The worlds remedy for sll dises..
es OF the throat and lungs. Its long. continued
series OF wonderful cures in all c.imstes has
made I; universally knowa IS safe and reliable
agent TO employ. Against ordinary colds,
wnlcn s:e Ina forerunuera OF more serious disor-
dera il acts speedily and surely, aIw,ys relieyin
suffering. and often saving life. The proteclion
1t itords, By it's timely use in throat and che 8,
disorders, makes it an invaluable remedy 10 be
kept always on hand in every home. No person
can afford to be without it. and those who have
OF its composition aud operation, physicisns nae
inc CHERhY PICTORIAL extensively in ,hsir
psicllce and clergymen recommend f. II il
absolutely certain in its healing effects, and viii
always cure whore cures are ponble. wan
For Ealo by all druggists.
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Ice In the susqushanna,

W1LKEsBARRE, Pa, Jan. 2S.-Tho i,e 10
the Sasquehaons began to move at noon. There
is q gorge between this city aGd N,nletki,
distance Of nino miles, sod the wafer is 9 vel
teen feet above lox-Wster mark. Trsv b.
tween this city spd points a'oog The L,cka1a
"a and Bloomsbury Railroad has been GU. IF
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LIST OF LETTEkS

The following is q list of the letters remaining
=, In the Alexandria, Virgins, postofice Jan, IS
fersons calling for letters will say they are ad
If not called for within thirty days. thav willie
sent to the dead letter Office. in Wsshinnto y,
i 6fown, Ms Anzonesta Norris. Ban. col
S Sauins a. Ing mas Mitchell, L
Day. Mis- sl.z. Smith. Mrs Aroaia..
ea's"o, MIS- Moiil, SsyeTs, MIS- Rete.cs
uesi Mt 1uason Tho IN 5. Mr.
"SEosV's' Jtms Wslksr. Agnes
LEWIS MCKENZIE. P. N.
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Bank Statement.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2S.-ihe weekly State
mens of tho associated bark, iMusd from tho
clearing hcu,es tc-jsy shnVs the following
changes: loans. increase. $l,S94 100; sptcr,
decrease. $40S SEQ; lcgtl Tenders. ,pers.sr,
1891 800; deposits, increase, 81. lib 300; CT
culalion. iuctess', $50 600; reserve. decrease,
S5I2 525. The banks DOW hold 80 l0l $50 10
tx,sss If all legal rtqairemen
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-28

AZ called meeting f thu Con NON Council
Ct the city Of AleIatd il. he'd on the 9Th d,y Of
January, 49,, there w;re present: J.m.s s.
Lam bert. beach, Rice. Eichberg, Mclean,
Nails, Sweeney and Cowling.
a communication from the Mayor liating thu
OBJECT OF coovening the City Council, sccomp,-
MED by communication from the Commissjor .
ers of the Sinking Fund in relation 10 the s,le n,
me second preferred and common stock formerly
held By the city, in ,hs Virgins Midland Rail.
way Compsny and q resolution ratifyipe the
sale thereof, and directing it, transfer, were re.
celved from the Board of Alderman aud their
action thereon concurred in
The Board then adjourned.
2esl; N. 3. HARL.w,
CLERK pro tenn.
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and shouId Receive ,

LOUISVILLE KY.. March 10. 1881.
II. II. WARNER & Co.: Sus-Yo our Safe
Kidney aud L yer Cute has been used 10 nv
family With good results. The remedy deserves
and should receive The highest .con % nd alton,
Judge Robert ], Eiott.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-28

Now they speak If Crui. Petroleum ssa
remedy for Consumption; better n 1t Try it, bus
take d.. Balls CouQh Syrup,-tho st,odard
Remedy OF cur age. It isagtessba to the ..s E,
never Tails to tu'e. sod costs OIL, % GEMS
bottle
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Roller ExDlOSiOu.

WATEavlLLE. Me-, Jsu. 2S.-Tho b,iler 10
the steam mill et the Ksnebcc Framing Con-
p,ny. ct Fairfield. exploded this norniug With
terrific forc,. A son of f. Wsrdsr Rice vas
killed and Joho Avery. tbs foreman; L,ntr
the fireman, snd Is,sc Farley. the engineer,
vera buried 10 the ruins. George McKsoap
and john Smith. . fireman, were wounded aid
several sthtrs slightly injured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-28
Salaries OF SCHOOL SUpERINTESDzN1s -

Salaries OF SCHOOL SUpERINTESDzN7s -
"A bill sn!rcduc.d 10 the Legislator, to amend
aud re-;pact.ths 18Th section of chapter IS,
Gods of 1873. 10 relation to tho psy of couu-
t7 supt rnleadents OF iools. hos been reported
ttom the Committee on Schools aud Oollsgss
with The recommendation thu: it do not Z, ss.
The lii provides that "ths compensation of
coua'y tupe!ioteudan's sh.II b, fx.d according
to the population 10 their resp,osed Counties or
dlsirlos. to bs paid 10 qlar!at = nstslmeuts out
OF the Stale school funu. Tbs said superintsn.
don's shall osch reosivs twenty dollars fer each
thousand population under their resptc i've jur.
lsd'o;ions, ter the FIST ten-tbousand. rtjsoliug
fractions less than five dre6; and ten doIIsrs
for each thousand population 10 excess of ten
thtu'a1d, and uD to aud including thirty -!hous-
a1t, ri irg ftc lois less than 6ve-huu.
cred; aud five dollars for each thousand of pu-
lsllon 10 excHs Of thirty thousand, rj,iug lrsc-
'loos less thsn fivs hondrsd; provided that the
nay ii 90 superintendent snail 10 any case be-
LES than twe-huudrad dollsrs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-28

The Read 1ster members { f the Gsn.ra! As
sembly. 10 cauc Is las. night, agreed upon bill
which provides for change 10 the present sye-
tenn OF appointing commissioners 10 ohanosry.
Ii transfers the appointing power from the
jadges of courts to the governor. The caucus
also nominated j. L Kirbg for Judge of Nelson
c,unty, and Charles u. Hoaison for Judge OF
Prince William. Tbs Caucus hen adjourned to
meet sgain Monday night.
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DIED.

In thd city. January 27ta, 1$s! NELLIE
WHEBLRR, daughter Of William and Eliz,.
beth Murray, 10 the 9th year OF her age.
ESr Friends and acqusintancss OF the family
are invited 10 attend the funeral to.morroy
(5undsy) afternoon at 2 o'clock from her ma.
rents residence, l23 King street-[Leesburg IN
fredericksburg papers please copy.
Alter short illness, at bis residercs ,t
Amissyil!e. Rappahsnnock county, w.. on
Thursday morning, January 10th, DR., JOHN
A. ADAMS, aged Sc yeare.
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Illness of an Actor.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Jan. 28-The well
known .c:or John &. McDonough. i, l1ir e DAN
gerously i'll at his re.itenc, in this city. Hsis
suffering from cancer involving the lower jsr,
tongue and reck. His death is hourly e1t eclet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-28
COMMERCIAL

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. January 2a.-The
receipts OF grain continue light. Flcu, is stts1v
aed firm. Wheat sold in small lots TO. dsy At
liO for Fudz. 1913 for mixed and 145 for Lam.
caster. a few lots Of white Corn b,cuah,e3.
Nothing doing In Bye or Oats.
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TrtcllniR.

MINNErA, MINI. Jan. %. Ia addition to
the three persons whose death ftom tricLioa
Was mentioned 10 r.oeat dispatches, fVe more
OF tn, stventeen who w;rs stricken tr, 20 dat
grcus'y i'll that their lives arc dsspaired of
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The Baltimore Ga=ette holds Tim ,rroc, via,

lie Baunore Gazette holds tho c,rrcc. view
OF the M'to1e movement xhoo it ssys:
The opportunities 10 Virginia we're sir aar-
lyfaV0rable for apparent SUCCESS 10 this Southern
movement. but tho proceedings 10 The present
Legislator, of that rsncwaed old Common
wealth, 10 which this Coalition is predominant,
lndlcate. along with the sentiments of over
Whemirg condemnation warmly and couspic-
uousy declared in all the other in.eres' d
States. that it will soon dissolve into iosigui6-
cinca within her own borders"
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Incorrect.

NEW YORK. Jan. S-Tae disp,toh prnte
IN morniog papers alleged to be from Washiu.
ton. Warren Oouat7. N. j.. about the bu, oiuu
of Bestty's organ factory is sscsrtaiued 10 b.
lno0freot,
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Drowned.

New Brunswick. N. j., jan, 3 james
d. Fr,dtr and bis sitter BNbsrs. were
skaliag 90 the Raritsn River. near Ssiy0ilIe,
tlis morning. and were drowned Thy wcut
dawn cineiog to each other.
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Family Poisoned.

CoaINTu, KY. Jan. cS.-A family namei
BON anne, living en- the ou.skirt. OF thu iowa
were pois oned light before last while At supp r.
1t IL supposed there WAS s,tenic in tn, corr
bread. Five ofthe family are lying st tho point
Of death
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Tho HicImjnN Wiz siys:

For Nasty the az; Stale il ,re ia Ievtrmore
any mercy or forgiveness" and this too. for
no other reason than the fact that Mr. Massey,
who is heavily bonded 9 Ger, would no: allow
An irrepressible cs1crs. st the bidding of the
boss. 10 appoint his clerks. This is fair sample
of resduster liberalism.
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Financial.

New YORK, Jan. 2S.-The stock MAX
opened strong In the early dealing, an ii.
vance OF slls ger o,nt WAS recorded. All
O'clock the general list fell of til per cent ARD
Richmond q Allegheny sold down II pr can,
at 321
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Affairs In Erance

PARIS, Jan. M. DE f,sscinet has uads;.
taken ths formation CT d Cabinet. NJ .iu..
Ferry will p;ob iby be Minister of Publ, In.
stractloa knd II Leon Say, Minister OF Finance
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A3ytSiafIVa.

lie tho Senate, yesterday, bills were introduced
by MIR. Lowell to d;csrs valid certain contracts
coacernlrg ra'roid equipments and rolling
stock aud other personal property to be used in
aud aoou' the operations Of any railroad; and
to amend the Code 10 relation to the exee1.
tlcn OF leEse Of the third Story of the public
tree scaool building in tho town Of Font
Royal
Tns bill TO prevent frauds upon the Com
mon"eal;h and tue holders of her securities 10
the collection aud disbursement of revenues,
WAS taken up for The purpose of correcting
sene error, which had occurred 10 the epgross-
ment and printing Of the bill. The correc-
tivps were made.
Tho Senate took up and psssed tho bill an
ihorlz'ng certain oitiz ,us of Stafford couo,y to
construct bridge near Falmouth.
Ii tic House Of Delegates bills were iuirs-
duMd 10 amend the Code 10 relation 10
regulations against contagious diseases in
D. pnbic schools aud for the vaccination Of
the pu ol's thereof; aud TO amend the Code in
relation 10 The compulsory vaccination.
The bill 10 amsod the c2de. in relation 10
catctlsg fish for tho purpose Of mauufac.uriog
them Toto oil and manure was By q vote Of 49
to 81 order.d to its ergrossnsnt and third rest
ing.
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The Census Deficiency BiIl.

WASHINGTON. d. e.. Jao. 2S.-rhs Prc:i-
dent has signed tho Census Deficiency bill. Ho
was governed 10 - doicg by 40 opiri,u l'om
Attorney General Brewster.
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MARRIED..

At Oak Dale, pear Greenwich, VI, January
lT!h. 1882. by Rev. B. p. Du!in, LUTHER 4.
AAEkS and Miss EMMA L, only daughter
Of Rev. &. L. Dulin. deceased. ali of Prince
William county.
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WINDOW SHADES from 10 cent. tn 8. /.
w SCOTCH HOLLANDS. All c'iors "a ~,
Wd hs and HARTSHORN SPRING. FIY.
TURRS to I'll w!ndews of all s'zss At
jsr23 I14K i.n.,.,.
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Miss Nancy Hawkins WAS burned to death
at her homo. ct Catk,bur1. near Ok Shsd,,
10 Oolpeper oouu y. Irss W. dotsdsy. by her
clothing igni,iug from tho hesrlh. She was
betGcc1 50 and co Years IL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-28

A karbor association has bsen f,rmed 10
Psiarst u p. tho Of &c. of which ia to % operate
with the ,dersl Government 10 placing the
city barber 10 prop,r naSiQabIe condition, and
to keep tho same abreast with the iu proved
nsvieable c'ndIiou Of the rlv;r below the ely
ImiIs
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The Senate then proceeded to dspoie of tho
regular business, but Mr.. Daft Greon cgme in
from the House aud said that BODY WAS ready
90 its part 10 p!ooaed with the execution of tho
Joint order for the eso!ion of Auditor. This
elected much laughter. Mr. Billy jas. before
this lad offered rasoIu;ioo ipforniup the
House OF Delegates that the Senate bad broken
up The ONT order which had for lis otjscs he
eleclion ct an Auditor and other officers. Mr.,
Bailey was Instructed TO take the message. He
found the House waiting 10 90 on With the
tie election, the Speaker having decided that
wss the oo'y thing 10 order.
The House 6oslly went Oh wi b business.
Shortly bstorc the adjournment Of the Sen
ate Mr.. Powell. of SpOt!s5Ivaui,. rose to
question OF privilege, and reviewed soma Of The
remarks OF Mr.. New5erry and defended The
cou,ss of the Malone element. lie had evi.
IDENTIFY taken exceptions 10 some Of the rensrks
Of Mr.. NeWbsrry.
His remarks sgai: brought Mr. Nevberrv
To bis feet, who said he Was not like Captain
SCOTS Good. They might shoot as mu,b as
they please. bus DO Was rot going to come
down. Tho language he had used in his pre-
Vlous speech was from one who would not
stand by the csucus ruIo and Dow proposed to
ccmo down here ard make nee stand BIZ it. The
most beautiful sentiment know is ths! man
shall practice exsc!ly what he preashcs, |
sm free man.
only AK for myself the same privilege tbs.
ne asserted tbero. They can hurl heir snaibe.
mas 1t me They are like the liph,niuqs that
strike the adamant-they do not leave ssc.r or
mark on my head. suppose an TO he ASSAULT
cd here every day. iEtsnd to act according TO
tne olctases OF MY own conscience. They are
trying by innuendoes to herald 10 tbo worId
and proclaim on the houss.top. that I nave gone
over snd deserted my party and formed an ali
snce with the other side. Is it required of me-
to stand up every day Of my life and contradict
these assertions. intend to defend n ystlt On
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-22

RENENYI TO-NIGHT. Tonight Hemenyi
the celebrated yiolinist, will appear at Mo
Fart Hall, in concert, assisted by Miss Carrie
T.. Mason, soprano, and Mr. 4. Baur, solo
pianist and accompanist. His reputation
has preceded him here, and notwithstand-
ing u is his first appearance in Richmond
full audience will no doubt welcome him.
Last night he was in Norfolk, and PROBES.
sor Sieeel received the following telegram
irom Mr.. ii. Noltineus: "The audience
Is enthusiastic. Remenyi cannot be ey.I
celied. Mason is charming. and Baur isl
certainly an artist. Expect a treat to-
morrow night"
members OF Mozart Association are re-
4lested to purchase their tickets during!
this day at c. +. Johnston's. No reserved
seats sold at the door, and no discriniina.
lion In favor OF members.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-22
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

4 Briefs. Affairs at The statIon-house wer
made quite lively for time yesterda
= morning by the discovery that a dementet
Sfcmalc, an aged white inmate, had il
Zone OF her luny its set fire to The structure
EThc flames, which had begun to spread
5were eXtnguished by the application Of
&numhCr Of buckets OF water.
= The city authorities talk OF having tn,
Z cou,t-houSe lot levelled and properly turfeC
Hand planted with trees. This, with In,
Hence which will soon be put around th,
3place, will make that part Of the city lool
&quite lively.
Che funeral OF the late Alexander FitZ
Hgerald, brother Of City-Sergeant Fitzger
5ald, took place yesterday from his late resi-
2dence in this city, and the remains were
attended to their last resting-place in Maur,
cemetery 10y an escort composed of hi,
Surviving brethren OF Manchester Lodge
aNo. Ia, Of Masons. Mr.. Fitzgerald wa.
popular with all who knew him. and hi,
passing away is the source OF deep regret
with msny. The ObSequies were also at.
Pended by delegation Of Richmond Ma.
: sons.
That worthy citizen John NJ. Merritt
: continues critically III.
The location OF the new public school
tfor co'cfed pupils has not vet been decided
ION. Il Is thought to I've cheaper TO hire orI
purchase building and adapt TO the mr..
apose designed than to build one OUTRIGHT
MI. Willor Gregory has returned fTom|
(the North with his bride. and will take mn|
lh's residence in Chesterfield county.
oince receiving their new hose the Alert
IRE Company have put their engine. hose-l
carriage. and hook-and-la ladder truck inI
'gooo order. The Council hope next YEAR
20 De ssie TO procure a sleamer-an article
very much needed.
The venerable Peter X. Morgan, ST.. now
nearly century old, va in the city 10
DAY, looking hale and hearty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-22
"PARTrp LAST NIGur-" KIT" TIC

"PARTED" LAST NIGHT" KIT" To.
NIGnT.-The attendance at the Theatre last
NIGHT was not as large rs the play
"Parted," deserved; had il been, every
seat would have been occupied. Mr.. G.
W. Tayleure, the author OF the play, tool
n prominent part, appearing OH the stage
immediately after the curtain aIose in the
first act. He Is not as much at home as an
actor rs he Is as an author, and in the first
act the audience became restless, but in The
second the interest became intense, and
was sustained throughout the performance,
when those present declared the play one
OF the best seen here for long time. The
play will be repeated at the matinee this
evening and is well worth seeing. To-
night "Kit the Arkansas Traveller will
tie given. and full hou Sc will be present
no doubt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-22

REAL ESTATE SAIL. Thomson
Brown, real estate agent, sold at public
auction on yesterday the Richmond Bank.
ing ana , INSURANCE Company building, cor
H ner OIL thirteenth and Main streets for
$4,000 10 Mr.. Charles T.. Belyin. The
sale was well attended by the representa-.
i've businessmen Of the city. The dIscre-,
uon OF the auctioneer In conducting the,
SAFE IN The banking-room instead OF on the
street was appreciated by the large and
attentive crowd which remained during
she entire time Of sale.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-22
Vows Pronounced I'm u,...

If'yHi FHt NHllIanOnBt Ilmes.l
romantic wedding occurred in th
depot tonight. Miss Matte Anderson.
|be'le OF Chattanooga, attended the weddin,
IoI a friend at Gadsden. Ala, and there me
an ada'lrcr to whose attentions her parent,
OBJECTED. They concluded to marry 4
minister OF this city was telegraphed r.
meet them at the train this evening. hs
the train pulled in they jumped off, were
quickly wed. and Just had time 10 catch
The outgoing eastern train. ''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-22

- Men are but sorry witnesses in their
y own cause" The praise Of Kidney-Wort
comes from the mouths Of those who have
3been made strong and healthy by IL. Lis
hen: at is curing everybody" writes q
druggist. Kidney-Wort Is the most pop
Rular medicine we SELL, 1t should be by
right, for no other medicine has such spe-
3ci6c action on the liver. bowels, and kid
Ineys.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-22

HUsnEGs COUBT.-The following case
were disposed of by this count yesterday
II. w. Cauthorn, charged with stealing
horse. Acquitted.
Adelaide Brown, charged with stealing
gold watch. Sentenced to the penitentiar
,for two years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-22

LADIES' FAIR.-A fair is being held in
the basement OF the German st. John,
church, corner Marshall and Eighth
streets, for the benefit Of the church. II
will continue until the 18th instant, and
.hc public are cordially invited to attend
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-22

lyears Of age, and Is Mormon. The wea-
Epon used was a butchcr-knife. and both
Smith and his wife claim that the boy knew
] he was to be sacrificed, "and calmly knelf
before them ready TO be offered up"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-22
Something New.

Beaver BoOts-water-prooi, comfortable
and chcap--together with full line 0
boots and shoes at HELLER & CO.'S,
517 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-22
By j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lib Main street.

'DUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF TIE
IL OLD "PILCHER RESIDENCE" WITH
BARGE LOT OF GROUND, on BELNIDERt
|STREET.-By request of the owner, non-resi-
dent, will sell al public auction, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2S, 1882,
,at AZ o'clock i. NJ, the "PILCIIER RESI-
EDENCE." situated on Belyiderc street near Madi-
hon Public School. The house Is = two-story brick
|nOst substantially constructed and is located on
Triangular lot. fronting on Bclyiderc street l45
btrect. This can he made a nice, retired home. and
bet most convenient to the business portions Of the
Iity.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance az SIX twelve
End eighteen months. interest added. secured by
|trust deed. j. THOMPSON BROWN.
no2l AuciOnecr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-22

Judge +. r. Farrar will deliver the open
ing lecture (of the winter season. befor
the Roman Eagle Lyceum. Of Danyille, OIL
the evening OF the oath,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-22

!; JOSIAH %. Smith is IN Jail at Westminster.
Los Angeles county, Cal, charged with
numbering his son. He Is fanatic, and
ca'ins ,hai he was inspired by God to take
MS sons life, lie Is 4 man OF about forty
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-22

PUBLIC PRINTIAG.-The annual report OF
X. +. Walker, Esq, superintendent OF
Public Printing. for the fiscal year ending
September 80, 1882, shows the following
expenditures
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EOR AUCTION on THE PREMISE:
~ hONEIEEP Dc. 1SsI
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE
TRUSTEES PRIVATE SALE OF SIX ST.
STANTIAL BRICK AND TWO
FRAME DWELLINGS.
THIS PROPERTY MUST BE SOLD.
TO IMMEDIATE APPLICANTS BARGAIN
CAN BE HAD.

BRICK DWELLING No 500 north Eight
street: six rooms; LOT 30xI2O feet.
BRICK DWELLING No. III Mayo street; on
30Xl4J feet.
BRICK DWELLINGS Nos. ll9, III, III, anC
los. on Mayo street.
TWO FRAME DWELLINGS on the south line OF
Franklin between Twenty fourth and 7 Senty.
fifth Streets
All these dwellings are paying Handsomely. and
VIII net from = 10 20 per cent on amounts fOI
which each can he bought.
If you want good Income on your money don't
fail to buy one or more Of thee house.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Agent.
no 1907 1ll3 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-22
BY Quarles & McCurdy,
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers, and Brokers.
1912 Main street.
'OR SALE PRIVATELY, FARMEs

DOR SALE PRIVATELY, FARM &c
known as" CEDAR GROVE" about seven -
miles from the city of Richmond. on the Broad
Street road, containing about 1876 acres; FRANZ
DWELLING in good order, containing about Ter
rooms, besides store-r0Oms and closets: all neces
sary outbulldings for storage and stock. A litll,
more than half of the land Is cleared and has re-
gently been highly improved; balance In woods
A young orchard. and "A well of good water with 4
neyer-faling supply; fine grove Of cedars: laIg,
lawn Well set In blue grass, making beautiful
green sward; excellent neighborhOod, and conye.
nient 10 schools, churches &c. For subj liar
home IT cannot be surpassed; for trucking the
lands In this vicinity are noted. visit To tho
premises by those wishing To purchase Is desired
MIR: Beck, the manager Of the lIenrico coal mines
resides on the place and will show visitors.
For terms, &C., apply to
no 1876 OUARLFS a MCCURDY