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The Portland daily press., 1882-12-07
STATE NEWS.
KENNEREc COUNTY.

The Journal says the Mudgett colt at China
has been sold by Mr.. @. III. Mason for SS0e,
The colt was raised by James Mudgett of
Winslow, and was sold to Mr.. Nelson for SIPS.
''Pittston and Chelsea Farmers Union" was
organized on the I'd inst, at Grange Hall.
Pittston. by the farmers If those two towns,
and officers were elected as follows, to serve
until the annual meeting to behsld on the first
Saturday in March next President, r. a
Marson; vice presidents, A N Douglass. Jas.
NJ. Carpenter, M. j. Donnell; secretary, f. Fl.
Mooers; treasurer, j. B. Ripley; trustees, R.
A. Marson, F. FL. Mooers, e. A. Lapham,
VIM. +. Abbott, S. r. Lapham. The next
meeting will be hsld at the same place on Sat.
urday, Dec. 30th, at o'clock p M, for the
discussion of current agricultural topics. All
are cordially invited to attend.
sAGADAHoC COUNTY.
The Portland daily press., 1882-12-07
UNBLEAoHED oorToNs.

The following quotations arc wholesale pricYs and
corrected daily by Store Bros. & Co., Dry Goods
woolens snd Fancy Gco4s, 144 to 1s2 Middle street
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LOCAL MATTERS.
PerNOnnls md RrinGx

Rev. j. J. Keane, Of this city. will on
sunday, in the Catholic church in Win.
CHESTER administer the sacrament Of con.
hrmatlon ut the morning service and preach
at night.
General James G. Hill, Of the Scottsville
Courier, was in the city yesterday.
Governor Cameron has pardoned VII.
nam Gibson, OF Albemarle, who was sent
70 the States prison for two years for
forgery. The reasons assigned are Ill
health and the youth Of the prisoner.
The class this session at the Medical Col
lege OF Virginia is double that Of last year,
and other students are coming in every
day.
There will be a meeting Of the City Con-
servatiye Committee tonight.
DIR. T. James Taylor, leading citizen Of
brunswick county, is in the city.
Mr.. A. Hatchett, editor OF the Mecklen-
burg Democrat, is in the city looking after
advertisements for his paper.
These pretty afternoons the quiet and
beautiful shades OF Hollywood cemetery
are visited by great many ladies and gem
tlemen. The surroundings are always full
OF interest, and never more so than at this
season Of the year.
Attorney-General Blair. Mr.. Edgar Al
Ian, and Hon. John Amber Smith spoke at
Woods church, Chesterfield county, yes
terday.
Mcssrs. John VI. Langston and J. III.
Van Auken will speak tonight in front Of
FOrd's Hotel in behalf OF Messrs. John 5.
Wise and John Amber Smith for Con-
VrcSS
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CLAY Ward Conservatives.

A meeting Of the Conservatives OF Clay
Ward was held last evening at Spies'S
Hall, west Broad street, and was largely
attended.
Captain +. s. Derbyshirc called the meet
ing to order, and on his motion Mr. 7. &.
Jackson was called to the chair and Mr.. l..
;. Edwards appointed secretary.
\ committee was appointed 10 enroll
members, and to designate the time and
place OF another meeting to perfect the
organization Of a Conservative Club for
Clay Ward. Hon. George ID. Wise being
present, in response to most hearty calls
responded IN an address which elected the
most pronounced enthusiasm.
On motion the meeting adjourned to
meet at Tholps Hall, west Main street, on
Monday evening, October 9th. 4 very
large number OF names were enrolled as
members OF a George ID. Wise Campaign
Club. It may be assumed that the old
Conservative Club OF Clay Ward, the
"Clay Ward Actives," will he re0rganized
under most efficient management. Cap
tain Derbyshirc, the ward superintendent,
will supervise the organization.
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Rase.I,alf.

The Boston and Providence nlne, pay
~ oThihition game at Boston W eGnesu1E. ,,1'i. .
az The conte.t was close and exciting th!ouEm,
lnt l ~ tIi ,6n score being TO at the heglhhlns
og'' ot ,hn ninth inning The Providence 1H st9iI'
Ei d '"t "t the hat. the Boston nine Ill the iciu'
rho score is a follows: o
rrnv,deucc. Q Q O o y 90
,,f'.,ue /, ,,,, e''.',,.......0 o q
'0l,r Tmnire. Mr.. Quinn. Base-hits rroSl-
decrr y ~i 2: Boston, ,. Errors PfoViue"'''
.; bGIIoV, GroVy hitting game was played anG at
pLiadciniia between the bunalo Tbe TTI'
PhiIadeIhi PPhhiIadeIphia mines on wednesday, the the
tonns lied at the eighth innng' Muen thcm cro
Ie'li,, arnc ,' club got in five runs, wlnnlng 'n'n
!" Zen me nc zane. The score is as follows ~
Buffalo; ;; n,;.,...d ,,,.::.dd i o o o. Il,
fn1,11' Tn" Knick-Knack Club, OF Nema,c' ,'Sa c5
,drcd the Mutual Benefit Life 1ms'',Imc So nme.
Ppye% Pre Of ' that city, Wednesday dSe Ins r Deor(
mlms' vrrv W evenly matched ana acIoST laxed
wes wesv the result The K1iGGhpnnehs nr sfore Pt
v S1 Sood uphill game, and won O' 'N
ii 10 10.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Rrefs.-Rcv. r. L. Reynolds, Of Man
chester. is expected to preach in the Char
lottcsyilc Baptist church on next sunday
morning and on the night oi the same day.
The .uit. ior damages entered by Mcssrs.
II. W. y. Belttic, John J. Boyle, and
Charles W. Turner. against the receiver ol
navo', bridge. for damages incurred by the
fallinc II "A span OF the bridge, will come
up for trial at the next term OF the Circuit
Court ~ the city Of Richmond.
The Baird building. corner of Firth ana
Uull streets. which Is undergoing repair
TO tit It for the occupancy Of the pubic iree
schools next Monday, is now mclo>cd on
all the formerly open side, by neat ana
durable fencing. IL was yesterday ME
riorily in Il state Of some confusion, school
norar,herualia being scattered prOmlscu-
ou.lv about the rooms; but by Monday
everything will be in order, and the desk,
&c. in proper position for the Use OF the
ri.ino Generation who will flock in to I'LL
them. ,,.,......,..
brouoht into requi,iton last night 10y Man
chester pleasurc-seehers in visiting The
richmond Theatre. "Callcd 10 Account
induced In the breasts Of number a,pira-
tions for a little OF the legitimate drama
over i'm the Free state
Mr., Conrad f. Lipscomb, secretary OF
tho society OF Comus, OF this city, has re-
cnived a check for $50, donated 10y the TX
oc,tive Committee OF the Trade Parade 10
aid in paying the expenses OF the tuiIou' Hi'
~ thc RIeamullins the day preceding tli'
commencement OF the State far Ill hicii'
mond. po,1;,-to,
persuasion repaired to Jones's woods ht,ll
Petersburg, Yesterday, to hear Mahohcl''
sneeche, and eat Virginia Dafba'ue
Rlair. smith, and other lesser lights were
there. and Cutiee, too, in all his glory.
Workmen have succeeded III cieaIIhs tn'
Danyille track oi the oyerlaylhg feieIS
bure railroad cOal-sars whose lall lneIeoi
has been noted. The cars, however, Wer'
mucb broken up, and the contents Pronils:
cuouslv scattered. The accident VIII eh'ai
y los ~ several thousand dollars.
Tho neorness Of election time was sLo"i
-, .a,.eraI FIGHTS which Mayor Taylor wa
caIled on to investigate. lie nheu nv, w,
, ,,arties and cautioned others whose DeIilgt
rency did not appear pronounced ehous
10 warrant a fine. c;o cro,r y
| The Ragamufins, or Coh,,c oIe" az
Comus. at their meeting at the Mayor ollc
last night resolved that they Woulu ''ne nai paii
ia ia the Richmond Trades Parade. Peopil
IA lo, ~ therefore look out for something ~
I in int the way of fun and burlesque on I'M
occasion. -. viii visit Che.
-so,I Cnurtbouse next Monday on .n
occasion Of the conyening Oh OIL 5he erer oetIU' tSe
,orn, of rhe County Court anu opsn i.. sns
= budget Of facts and fancIes before tue ! III
Q suffragan. ;.o few days time
have ms I.nm pags'IPs Philadelphia ordered son
: tinn since.
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x,,ro.GIycerine.

~vw YORK, October IA i'lrSii'i ., 1omis
new NEW ,ras % had to-day in the case OF ,,L hI3r' nr
nation Mc1 ncoi,r n who was arrested With III, Dr
DArgSlIGdHi eide last week charged with manu- nnt
,ru FELIX haiS% Counterfeit ve-cent Cuban pOII In
age and ndOiOation Of the prisoners eilecas eas
the exalnind''tfh exam IA the rooms Of Special Agent ,na
Yesterday a in Federal building, ont .n'
spanish Consul 81 imS SI"s1s were found
four nS ouIes with T lot Of engrayers tool toTs;
The prisoner Ic remarked that he would rather It
pale. ie ne snot than be sent to prison. ;nto ~
die on In,IlIv tns IP removed and thrown ih'o
was cS.t1i ,ratfr in the North river
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THE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE Of
l. TIE NURSERY.

The following Il an extract from letter written
to the German. Reformed Messenger at Cham-
bcrsburg, Penn:
A BENEFACTRESS.
Just open the door for her, and Mrs. Wlnslow
viii prove the American Florence Nightingale Of
tle Nursery. Of this We arc 50 sure that &c will
teach our "Susy" 10 say, ~ blessing on Nrs.
Wfnslow " for helping her to survive and escape
the gripping, cOlieking, and teething siege. MRS.
WIXSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP relieves the
child from pain and cures dysentery and dtar-
rhga. II softens Tire gums, reduces Inflammation,
cures wind-colic, and carries the infant safely
through the teethIng period. II performs precisely
what II professes 90 perform, every part Of itnO-
thing less We have never seen Mrs. Winslow--
know her only through the preparation Of her
" Soothing Syrup for Children Teething." II we
had the power We would make her, as she is. a
physical savior to the infant race. Sold by all
druggists. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
H1xy
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EVERY ONE PRAISES.

sick Headache. Nervous Headache. Neuralgia.
Nervousness. Paralysis. Dyspepsia, Slccplcs-nc,s,
and Rrain-DiscaScs positively cured by Dr. G. W.
BrNSON'S CELERY AND CHAMOMILE PILLS.
They contain no opium. quininc. or other harmful
drug
sold OK all druggists. Price soc. per box, 81 for
tvo. $3.50 for siN. postage frcc.-Dr. c. W. BEN
son. Baltimore, Nd.
a.. y. CRITTENTON. New York, IS wholesale
asent for Dr. c. ". Bcns0n's remedies.
ocl l-cOdlwSw
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- Onn-FrLLow.-

HONOR TO RIcnNoNPr rou@iitee 0ppir e,'a Of the
The biennial Movable oSsr e, oSli, ooSdd.Fellows met
SP in Boston }ne G% SGdSssi Of St worship
tSI SH'1arsn Grand Master william hn a;e M favorable
Of ashmcnd ,Sn3on yo Tn0 Of Fc the order ,laS II;
ssSSG saieG that 1872 dspsnsta'Srnnsn nst srnnd % %couac
sspd sp'rs is patriarchies had oeeI IN the after
u noon the committee went WV ''
sion.
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The renowned Qnccn of Sheha, with ALI hor ,,x,,
romp. magnificent apparel, aud brilliant ro,,Dno
would never have appeared within the preacnce Of
che grandest of the monarchs Of the pas, had shc
not also possessed that which is the crown,nv Oor,
Of the female persona skin unchancnres eor ,,.
oriental sofincss and its almost transcenaon,.,
purity. Cleopatra, holding Empcrors A, hsv anil
ruling empires by her word, had quickly ,os, her
charm and power byone attack Of blotchcs. or of
plmplCs. or Of horrid tan and frccklcs
WOMAN RULES THE WORLD
~ her bcanty not less than by her purity Of charac
Ter, lOvelineSs Of disposition, and unselish devo-
ton. Indeed, In the estimation OF perhans too
many men, beauty In a body takes precedence over
every o;her consideration. Beauty thus forms An
important part Of woman's working cap,tu,.~
without which too many (if not bankrupts I'm what
relates to influence within the circle where they
move arc powerlcSs FOR great good. Hence we sec
no; only the propricty but the duty Of every lady
praSer,ing with jealous care that which TO her Is
essential to saecess and influence and usefulness IN
life And since beauty is but skin deep the nj
NOT care and vigilance are required 10 guard II
against the many Ills that flesh IS heir TO- Among
tbc great and annoying enemies Of beauty
OF EITHER SEX,
as well as II comfort. happiness. and health are
ths, pcs,iferous and horrd skin-discases-;cttcrs.
bu,nors. eczema lSlt-rhcuml rough and scaIy crnr-
tions ulcers. pimple> and all diseases of the hair
and .caip. For the cure ~ all these DR.. G. W BEN
S0N 81 Baltimore after years Of patient study and
H.. I'll. q Ff..,. ~
brought forth his celebrated SKIN CURE. which
ls, already, by H. marvellous cures established IT,
III - THE great remedy for all diseases Of the
skin whatever De their names or character. Its
success has been immense and unparalleled. All
druggists have II. Elegantly put up, two bottles In
on, packaSe. Internal and external treatment.
Pr.cc Il.
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ScasOnnble Deiicaries.

Saratoga chips in pound aud half-pound
packages.
Boncless Goldfish.
smoked herrings in twenty-five cent
boxes.
Genuine maplc-syrup in half-gallon cans.
Very fine breakfast bacon.
French prunes, sixty to pound.
Sardine>. twelve fish ina quarter box with
the purest olive oil. For Saicby
JOsEPH NJ. BLAIR, Grocer,
S2G Main street.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Dp- on all sales Of Real Estate made between the
1st Of January and last Of June the taxes for the
present year have to he paid by the purchaser. on
all sales made between the lst Of July and last Of
the year the taxes have to he paid by the seller.
This custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
By all the real estate agents IN Richmond, and APP
plies to Richmond and yicimty.l
+. Il. COOK, 10 4. VI, household ann kitchen
goods
W. HI. LYME & CO. 2 L. W.. nice frame cottage
residence NO. 7OS north TweLty-fourth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-06

CALLED TO Account AT TIE THEATRE
Marsden's best play, Called to Account
was presented at the Theatre last night,
with Mr.. Alexander Caufman in the lead
ing character" Walter Kent, a man Of
will"
The play has a prOsy opening, and some
OF the dialogue is Spiritess, while the plot
develops slowly; bht nevertheless it has
features that commend it to popular
approval and make il worth seeing.
Mr.. CaiIiman acts his part well,
showing at times decided dramatic
fire. Mr.. w. 5. IIarkins as Frank
Santers. "slOw but sure" proved
himself--as he has done here bcfore-a
good actor. He is well at ease on the stage,
and has fine presence. Peter Fusibaul,
- man OF proverbs did the funny work
Of the evening with success. Mr.. +. II.
See in She part OF the antiquarian, played
Iii, part nicely and smoothly. The ladies
OF the company arc Diss LOttie Church,
Mis-, Sylvia GcrriSh. Miss Emma Hen"
dricks. and Mrs Selden Irwin, and they
are attractive and talented, a, the piece de-
nmndS.
Called 10 Account viii b. -,pea,ed to-
night. and will afford fair evenings en-
tertainmcni to all who attend.
GRAND RALLY II MARSHALL WARD.
night there will be a grand rally Of the
Democrats Of Marshall Ward at the Club
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ROCKS, STATIONERY. &c.

DOCKS, STATIONERY, SCHOOI-SUP-
ID PLIES. ~CIfOOL-BAGS, ,SCHOOL-STKAPS;
At 3, 3. 10. 20, and 25c.. CHALK
CRAYONS at l5c. per gross nns hny OF
Cu's &C.: oCT0BER MAGAZINES. FASHION
PINTkS YOU NJ tLADltS'JoUKN Al, FRANK
iFSIIE'S LADIES MAGAZINE, DEMOREST,
Cooley, PET RNON, and /" III ShAsVS AZ AZ
:. +. TAYIOR'S FRENCH PLATES: REVUE
DF IA MODE, 35c.; Ia BON-TON, 60c.; Ia
MODE ELEGANTE, 5Oc.; IA MODESTO I NJ
NFRSELLE. GOc. \ large assortment Of GOLD
PENS and PENCILS Just received. All NEW
hooks received ~ soon as published NJ .,.,.
y. LEONARDS BOOK AND NEN ,Slphf,
se ~ yOs Main street.
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GfraiShlnni CTulIs.

4 Joint meeting Of the Straghtout Re-
publican Clubs Nos. , and 3 was held last
night NJ. +. Lip9comb presided and ID.
Williams acting secretary. On motion each
club appointed a committee Of twelve to
constitute working committee Of twenty"
five, including one 70 be chosen at large as
IFS chairman. VI. Y. Lipscomb WaS chosen
at large by acclamation. The reports OF
the clubs were made. No. reported in
membership 80, and No. 3, Is.
A committee Of three was appointed on
platform and place OF meeting for Joint
discussion to take place, at an early day,
with the representatives Of the other side:
Mr.. Lipscomb was then called upon ana
addressed the meeting, which gave HIM
three cheers and then adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-06

IHE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
comfortable. ~ ''''' anu
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: GA. NJ II.
"A. NJ, 63; noon, -; p. NJ, 721GP'
NJ, GS; midnight, 80.
Mean temperature, G41-6.
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WEATHER REPORT

, iSpiCATIoSs FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid
uie Atlantic States, fair weather, casterlv
10 southerly winds, stationary or slicht
iisc IN temperature, and rising followed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-06

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done 81
the DISPATCH PRISTING-lioUsE. Good work
low prices. mud satisfaction guaranteed.
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,,u-An alarm OF fire was
FEE FIRE ALann,d Lvesierday evening about t. y y
Iads sounded II was caused by signs Of ds fire AZ
o'clock. -. u tuM;srbolzer's Ma tannery, on Brook
avsN,,e' A,eN,oca caused by burning sOot' No dam
age resulted. ,,,,,o rapidly riding
along Brook avenue ior u,or,pnate ,se as 70
diving the alarm, wa. 20 s,1, m,''V1 The accident
resulted in painful frac'of' " 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-06

ARMY or NORTHERN NIRGlNIA.-"S,nieI,''
4 NJ Scales, Of North Carolina, VIII de-
liver thc annual address before the ' lrSlnia
nivision. Army of Northern Virginia, III
tbe M hsll OF the House OF Delegates; IN tIl' 1I
city. M on Thursday evening, November -u'
at s O'Clock. lit. moro
" no event during Fair-week eiicl'' more more
interest than the annual celebrations OF lhls
association of veterans. The ch9ractSt ,hn %
the addresses heretofore delivered Is oi ths T
hishest historic value, and from the "el-
Enown reputation OF General Scales aS 4
narefuI student and eloquent speaker, , 1t
msv cn ne assumed that his discourse on "ihe u,
Rottlc % Of Fredericksburg will not iah De
h;nd md in interest and historical value an!
address heretofore delivered before '"c AS
sociation. ao for = social
rctnion OF the old soldiers after the eNen' i;,.
cises At the Capitol are concluded. eoIulJlS J1
and sailors OF the Confederate service ue-
"irino 70 be enrolled as members can aPplt
for fnrther information TO the secretary o'
the M Association, Leroy 5. Edwards, Esd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-06

STATE or VIRGINIA, CITY or RiCHNoND-ss'
l. Mann S. Quares cashier ot The aboVe-namei
t,,,t do soleutulv swear that the above statement
H. true To the best Of my knowledge and belief:
MANN :. QUARLES, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn tO before me this 5th day
~, oct,i,.r ISS2 ID. Y. MORTON,
~ Notary Public.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-06

THE CITY Drse- ASD wINH-meOas' o,e sss FiGst HGsi
ScU,ment D1U n1 armory, will lie open to tie p"0"'
DAY NIGHT at O'Clock. .,or,,,v are cordially
N My friends and the public scne''''' ''
invited 70 call and see me- ,vv ". FISHER.
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T YDIA r. PINKHAMS

TYDIA r. PINKHAMS
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
ASUrF CU2E ToR
ALL FEMALE WEAKNESSES,
INCLUDING
LFVCORRHEA. IRREGULAR AND PAINFUL
sIFNSTRUATION. .INFLAMMATIONA AND
ULCERATIoN or THE WOMB,
FLOODING. PROLAPSUs UTERI, &C.
Pleasant 70 the taste. tficacious and immediate
Ia il, effect. Il Is great help in pregnancy and
relieve pain during labor and at regular periods
PHYSICIANS USE IT AND PRESCRIBE
IT FREELY.
For al weaknesses Of the gene-atiVe organs OF
either exit Is second touo remedy that has ever
Zen tefor, The public; and for all diseases of the
Kidneys it's tie
GREATEST REMEDY II THE WORLD.
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS
OF EITHER SIX FIND GREAT RELIEF N
ITS UsE.
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REV. A. {. DIXON AND THE MEETINGS FOR
YorNG Men AND BOYs.-A large congreg2-
tion assembled at Sidney Baptist church
last night to hear Rev. A. c. Dixon ana
norticipatc in the meeting for the good OF
The Young men Of Richmond.
From the text "What shall it proilt a
man il he gain the whole world and lose
his own soul?" Mr.. Dixon preached an
nile. incisive, and very effective sermon on
the ercat problem of life. lie ably showed
tbot worldly success without trust in Jesus
wonld prove a grand failure. and that,
with Christ as ones portion in life, what
ever il, trials or affections, viii prove a
grand success. ...., ,,...
The singing. led by the young men, was
very sweet and soul string, and the Whoi'
service was one OF deep interest.
4 number Of requests for prayer were
made. .,.;n,..
The meeting tonight at o'clock VIII De
held at Fulton church. This meeting J.
Tor men and boys only, but at 4:59 7. VI
Mr.. Dixon breaches at the second Bap'H
rhtIrcb for both men and women.
Mr.. Dixon i preacher OF rare -H',
plain. pointed, evangelical, and yer! cI
fcctiVc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-06

DEPOT OF THE CONDITION or
~ TIE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, AT RICH
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS OCTOBER 3,
RESOURCES.
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pu, Delta TuETA.-The next Natlonal
corxantion ~ Of this order will meet IN thls
G9m' ;,, on the oath of this month, and VIII re-
Yin u,si Vn in sc session four days. Hon. Byron
X. Elliott, chief justice OF Tue sup a,, char tm
Court OF Indiana, will be the orator vi ''"'
occasion. ,,, ,vos founded
in Miami University, at oNioru' ';,h W.ioi tho -.
tlc 80 -, "a the time during the late war,
eNc.li.,0';; ll;i'' Increased in numbers, and bids
s'eaui', ,he nresent Convention to have dele
Gates ,nlt : from chapters in nearly every '''''
OF the Union.
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JUST THTSK.-T was permanently cured Of
chills and fever by the use Of one box Of OwENs's
ANTI-CHILL PILLS. Price. so cents box.
OWENS & MINOR. Richmond, Va.
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&c. 8 $ has cured me OF . ~ All the best ply
which has baffjed the trcati'c"' "
sicians North and south ,,cpptpE. Atlanta, Ga
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DECLINE II DANvILIE sTocK.-Iilchmonu
and Danville railroad stock dropped some
twelve or thirteen points yesterday, but De-
fore the closing Of the New York board raj
lied considerably, and teleSram' TO some
broker, here predicted that it would IN 4
day or two resume its position.
The stock seems to have been agalh
"raided" by >peculators-a late that at
tends all prominent stocks. Inc iacl t,a;
Mr.. stewart had some time ago uiSpoSc"io'
nnnv wa. u.ed TO affect the market, though
!, was known that the purchaser, were
New N York and other capitalists OF large
The crop reports from all along the ,ia llne
~, ,ho Donville road and connecting lines
are highly encouraging, and it is s,.1,h, certain
III that the company will do a fine irelSu'
Lusiness this fall and winter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-06

STATE or VIRGINIA, COUNTY or lIENRICO-ss:
]. H. c. Burnett, cashier of the abOye-named
bank. do cmnly swear that the above statement
Is true to the best of my knowhdge and belief.
II. &. BURNETT, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 bcforc me this 9th day
Of october. 1882. WILLIAM I. ALLEN,
Notary Public.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-06

Have taken : : 5. for Cat@arTh @ C~n,mopleeiy ~,o cure
ne" T.. H. blN"-'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-06

Jw. Co,,rell, St; Logis,, Lo.,S Mo-; and have no doub
A. a most wonderful retnVu,t
but thai IL viii cure NV CatarF"'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-06

crLLuIorp EYE-GLAss TnATnS rar surpass r. the
beauty, strength, and dnrau.i"s, csommony in use.
ordinary tortoise-shell franz For sale by all
They are superior 10 all - 80
leading Jewellers and op''''~-