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Madame Patti Threatened.
New York Tribune, lGth.I


Among the numerous letters from I'M
known persons which Madame Patti every
day receives there was one on Monday
morning which caused considerable eX-
ctcment among the members Of the Ma
plesOn Opera Company. II was written in
French, in a wOman'S hand, and translated
read rs follows
Madame Patti,-If YOU sing this eve
ming, then You are lost. Take my good adj
vice. Your Friend,
Madame Patti herself was frightened At
the letter, and her secretary, Mr.. Franchi.
was sent TO the Eighteenth precinct police
station to invoke the aid of Captain Clinchy.
The Captain Immediately went TO see the
prima donna. and assured her that he would
take every precaution for her safety; and he
did. \ detective was stationed behind the
scenes at the Academy Of Music. and the
Watchman at the stage door was instructed
10 let in on no prCteXt whatever no one not
employed there regularly or belonging 10
the opera company. The opera for that
evening was Faust. and as the audience
began TO gather there came in with them q
number OF detectives in citizens clothes
and a number OF policemen in uniform.
These officials stationed themselves in
OlntItll IbdilS vi NhC duultpli iuHi, anu
closely watched the faces and movements Oi
the people in the audience. ii any one had
put his hand into his pocket suddenly
or made any other suspicious movement he
would have been pOunccd upon by The
officers in twinkling. No one did any
thing OF the kind, however, or If he did he
was not caught at il, and the audience lis
tened TO the opera in blissful Ignorance OF
the sensations that may have been lowering
over them. When Madame Patti came on
the stage she naturally did so with
considerable trcpidation. Colonel Ma
plcson assured n Tribune reporter
that cher hands were rs cold n
ice. She was so frightened" She sang
through her part, however, and no pistol
shot interrupted her. II fear made her
voice trcmblc little, the audience took
the tremblings rs extra trills ana were de-
lighted. When the opera was finally ended
il was much 10 the relief Of Madame Patti
and all who knew about the threaten
inc letter. Colonel MaplcSOn said yes
ter,Iav to a IriJunc reporter that he
wa. unable 10 account for the letter unlcs'
if came from "crank" or some disal-
pointed singer. Captain Clinchy said thai
he believed that it was from some crank'
though possibly il was merely intended a'
Joke. The letter was mailed nj station
Don Sunday. Precautions similar TO those
OF Monday evening will be taken to-mor'
ro,v evening.
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MANCMEsTEg AND VICINITY.

Rriefs.-Despite unmistakably wintry
indications in the vicinity OF Bon Air, that
charming summer resort stiif looks very
nretty indeed. Several OF those who erect
ed cottages on the place will occupy them
ali winter. vet still do business in Rich
mond. The past season at Bon Air was a
PROSPEROUS one, and the place acquired
many friends who VIII not forget II next
summer.
FISHERMEN vet meet with very fine sue
cess in capturing black bass IN tne hoies
and ponds i'm the falls between the Danville
Railroad bridge and Belle Isle, ana eSpe-
cjally above the latter point. Bass are
game fish, bite freely. hang on win peru,
nacity. and give those who nook tilem All
the pulling they desire. They are the sec
ond edition Of the mill-pond club, with
improvements. ,-,; =,
Services will be held all the week here IN
the PRESBYTERIAN church, and be conducted
by Rev. DR.. Dupuy, OF GOochland county.
ON the application OF the Olympic Boat
CIuh .Judge Wexford, Of Richmond Circuit
Court. recently increased the shares OF the
stock from $40 10 $50 in value each. The
onount OF capital authorized, not less than
i've nor more than ten thousand dollars,
remains As before. 49,
The band Of unkempt and loud-smellins
Nomads who have been this week camped
near Swannsboro' have been persuaded 10
move by threats OF taking measures against
them as nuisanees. They moved of In the
direction OF Petersburg. These European
lazaroni irrupted hereabout during t1e
state Fair. and were, without exception, 9
heathenish and misunderstanding agsre
CATION Of mortality, Il that term can b
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Personals and Briefs.

a great many friends called at the st,
James Hotel yesterday to see Mr.. Massey,
and every mail is bringing him and Mr..
Kelley letters pointing out the Aagrant
frauds Of the Fair-Count party" i'm the
recent election.
"The Old Man" says he will fully cx.
pose Mahone's methods and get the seat.
| When the case comes up in the House OF
Representatives, according to custom, he
viii be entitled to speak on il, and he will
no doubt speak plainly.
IA company organized for the purpose OF
manufacturing ice in this city has pur-
chased lot of land from r. B. Chailin &
Co., real estate agents, upon which they
will Immediately commence the erection of
their works, and has also secured another
lot OF property controlling a valuable
spring, which will be used in connection
with their other property.
Peter Mosby, cOlored newspaper. car
rier, who Is about siXty-five years of age,
and well known in the community, has
been missing since Monday, November
18th. Peter is nearly blind, and his rela-
tives and friends are suffering great anxiety
about him. Any information about him
left with Daniel X. Stewart, at 100 east
Franklin street, or at the office of Mr.. Jo-
seph Bryan, shafer's building, will be
thankfully received.
Messrs. William II. Lyme e Co., real
estate auctioneers, No. 1l13 Main street,
sold on yesterday n lot at the corner Of
Thlrty-first and r streets for S1,l00 cash.
Major Montague w. Bayley, OF the Sec
ond battalion Kings Own Light Infantry,
IS in the city, and guest OF the st. James
Hotel
The German brig Amor, 24j tons, Aug.
KOhler master, cleared for Rio de ,Janeiro
yesterday with 1850 barrels OF flour.
shipped by the Haxall- -Crenshaw Company.
valued at Sl7,jSj.
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rho Park Theatre Fire.Alarm.

NFw YORK, November l5.-ln the lhNes-
,;cotion into the cause OF the Park Theatre
fire il transpired to-day that the sc-caIieu
nightly examination OF the fre-alarm ap-
naratus in theatres by detailed fremen
Consists in mere ocular inspection. no test
of wires being practicable unless the glass
fronts OF the alarm-boxes are broken in'
and # not being understood to be flremen ;
duty to test the patent eXtinguishers. rms
testimony indicates alt IN no thealre lieanG dn IN
the working of the fire-alarm Wlres, as no
recent tests may have been made, but an
officer OF the Fire Department stated To-
dov that arrangements will be made to ac-
tually test the wires before every perform
ance.
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-,,,,e Railroad Accident

n,, MIyS., November lo.-An an AZ -,
II. "a, Ac,,rred ;, early this morning ~ ~
eidenl ,,, station, small place about .m'S St
h0Dois cast Of Hudson, on the ,nm~T Gr,I9ny;s
Ililie1 .I Minneapolis and Omaha 'Gr" in cbarre
Paul' hin; h''';s;pn A stock tram Ill cn'' e.
eastern ,,,ntor un'. O;Connor was stoppinS ,oi
oi ,er . and O'Connor a braSe,iin ,,n,ned Finn.
'aIn %a.eI, "', travelling engineer nh heIonred,
Govern man TO whom the stocN W;tSont q
ans lit,ing iit,' in the caboose. " '' dashed
were si,tnns ,.s.,Ting a freight tram u'sieG' nnd
moment ; "aip nsd Of the caboose. anu
into '',0 ~ #. The engineer ",u iU ,ime ~ 10
set Ise treight tD train jumped ,1e ~ caboose
OF tBs .;r - lives. but those IN .i'u vas al.
save tbfir ,,, In IN sueh way that u we NAM. ~.
were eoiiSn., iSs,1ie ~ 10 escape. Govern nI'", hm,
most " s,awl out from under ;,s ,e aoeket, and
his right aru' ,"ss Of blood within an d dO No.
he died iroan ~ 'o' burned to death, ana Finn inn
O'Connor va hones wcre recovered, nav 'nn re,
thing bit b., in,ssG Soi in the back but pa mIy yand rs
was Dadiy i5e IVA; was brought to ''' The , stock
cover ~ ., Josepl's uosRGt',,mn' was his sec
taken to y, not injured. Thls ,,I'in TIu week.
one ona opepent trip being ior ';r rom the acc-
amt na,berng up the stray cero slcer cals Of each
train train were badly Mfe'''
,ha !, s cattle were killed.
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Las. EVENINGS MUSICALE.-The attrac-
ton, the Amateur Orchestra. was greeted
with an overlooking house. They rem
dered two new pieces and the "Flower
Song" so nicely and cntertainngly that
the audience failed to follow the old habit
OF talking, but listened and enjoyed the
Instrumentation.
The first appearance Of the "Amatcurs." :"
after only two months practicing. proves
their tutor, Professor John Kc,Snich. q
successful teacher.
The violins. vioIas, and 'cellos are Snfi-
cient in number, and the cornets and from
bones did their parts well. and are happily
free from the Oyer-unanimous blast fre-
quently heard at our nusicdIeS. 4 few
more wind instruments are needed in order
TO perfect the tone coloring; vet none but
a d,speptic. captious critic could find fault
with thi, first appearance, and il is hoped
the audience will be soon again treated
with the good music Of our Amateur Or
cheStra.
Professor Jardela's clarinet solo was the
most artistic performance 81 the evening.
Miss Juliette Jones sang two solos and
received two oncOreS. Her singing rs IN
epcore, at Was Dream" by Cowcn,
proved that her forte lies in singing Eng
lish and that class OF songs in which the
words aid lis in approaching the vocalist's
efforts. Indeed. this remark may apply to
quite all the young ladio, who so acccpta-
bly, lend variety to the Mozart weekly pro-
grammeS.
Professor Kcssnich favored the audience
with a difficult violin solo, and it is n real
pleasure TO say that Mr.. Reinhardt looked
| every inch director. because he discarded
the use OF the piano during the orchestral
numbers.
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pr,rnoIi Wake. II Scene.

\ strange story regarding Brignoli comes
from Fort Waync He was TO appear the
other night with Miss Fannie hellogg IN
Italian operl. During the first act the
audience discovered that he was intoXI-
roted. At the close he staggered back
leaving the audience IN the greatest state
Of uncertainty as to whether the perform
orce wouId 90 on. Miss Kellogg was be-
eide herself with Indignation. Finally she
anneared before the curtain and denounced
Tricnoli. Manager Bachcrt rushed out
and m otiercd $40 TO any one who would give
the tenor sound humping. Bngnoll
subsequently, denied that he was intoXl-
catcd hut said he refused to sing because
Mis- kellogg and company were incompe-
tent TO support him in IL Trovatorc.
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'VHE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE OF
4 TIE NURSERY.

The following j. an extract from letter written
to the German RtforD,.d Messenger, at Clam
bcrshurg. Penn:
\ BENEFhCTBESS.
Just opcn the door for her and Mrs. Win-low
viii prove the American Florence Nightingale Of
the Nursery. Of This We are 80 sure hat We viii
teach oar "Susy" to say, ~ blessing on Nre
Winsow' for helping her 10 survive and cscapc
the gripping, cohcking, and toething siege MRS.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP relieves the
child from pain. and cures dyscntery and Giar-
rhGa. II softens the gums, reduces Inflammation,
cures wind-colic, and carries The infant safely
through the tecthlng period II performs precise ly
what II profesos TO perform. every part Of it-no-
thing les. We have never seen Mrs. Winslow-
know her only through The preparation Of Lcr
Soothing Syrup for Children Tccihing.' If We
had the power We wOlld make her, as ,he j.. a
physical savior e. the infant race. Sold hy all
druggists. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
no 7-eodl "
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ApcuEoI.oGIcAL WORK.--A special meet

ARcHEoL LoGIcAL WORK.--A special meet
;,S, y, the Archaeological Institute. to de-
terTmine T the question of the continuance OF
the work OF the Association another ses-
, 40, was held at Boston Tuesday, with
predecessor Charles Eliot Norton, the pre'i-
dant in the chair. IL has lately been eX-
.on,sd that this work, which has been car
r;e % on for two years and hall under the
e%a,.oe sir H OF the expedition fitted out by the
Ia'i, 1na ,,te yyo,lld he brought 10 close the
nnd % y, The present month, but letter
,,~m ,S Joseph r. Clarke, who Is at the head
% - ,he eynedition, urges In amost elnphatlc
,nanner ~ r r n 90 ntinuance OF the investigation,
and and special Efforts are to be made 10 RAISE
the necessary sum.
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HORSES. MULEs, cows. dc.

,OR SALE, THE BEST HORSE On
Il Tor tie price now IN this markei-a 30
LARGE DAkK-BAY HORSE, eight years oia'
tween hands high. about 1900 pounds weiynt,
tboTonghly sound can travel nine miles an hear ~
SaTuess. perfectly kind not afraid OF l0con c,!Se
ar cars. A lady or child can drive hliu. Jnst.he
barSo for A family-carriage or business, wagon
Tan al AMERICAN STABLES, Ia 10 z Tenth
street.
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WEEK OF PRAYER There were a good
rumber OF people present at the service
ia.t night al ST. James church: Rev. Mr..
SchoefIer made stirring appeal to the con-
creations to carry forward the work en-
trusted to them.
The The meeting tonight will be held at
Centenary church, beginning at o'clock.
Mr. + Taylor Tyson, in charge of the
meeting. a1ac will present the local work OF the
association and.sIr. Newman the general
work
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rur STAR COURSE OF THE louSG MEMS
.,rnr,,x III H,c AssocIArIoN.-The first enter
,n,sant ohnIsa,aN oi the star course Of the Young
,anieri Mnn,S christian Association. which was to
Mems ,.n., III, ','i rIoce ON next Tuesday night,
has hase 6een Sen postponed on OccOunt Of the ser
O;isers ous ,.,I The ~ course will begin on Decem'
her 5tb with the Brooklyn humorist' Dr.
J. Jaw Eillers.
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properly applied TO such uncanny-looking

properly applied 10 such uncanny-looking
subjects.
The Richmond and Danville Railroad
Company has now on hand enough passen-
ger and freight equipment for its present
needs, and It's locomotives are all i'm good
condition. With the workshops already in
operation on the Manchester side OF the
river and those contemplated. there is no
doubt In the future that the company will
be able to supply from its own shops all the
paraphernalia needed to operate the road
and-its various connections both in North
Carolina and Georgia.
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That bird.

RICHMOND, Va. November 1G. 1882.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch
The strange bird thc "WallO0n y eX'
hibitcd on your counter is caught very
often in seins just below the James-riveI
bar. Fishermen say that they follow large
sea vessels up the river.
Respectfully your,
JAKE LICHTENsTEIN.
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THE Cry srrrs.-The Manchester Jury.
lhn slii a,,od in the City Circuit Court
to vr ,rv eI the ease Of J. W. Wood against thu
s;,v ~ y 're p,ebmond. involving the question
e,'l ol hle'',V ~, "esson OF the overflow OF the
u %'ahs ua.,'s.s So; ~ c,yert, being unable to agree
Yesterday. were again adjourned over
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FOR / AIDES.

RUBY-> ROYAL GLIDING Is invaluablefor
GLIDING HOUSEHOLD ORNAMENTS
FRAMES. CORRICES,
BASKETS. FANS.
ETAGERE OBJECTS.
DECORATIVE PAINTING. &c.
Mo- fashionable articles are re than douoiei
.n value b! Tie mere-t touch Of gold.
ANY ONE CAN Use 1T.
4 CAMEL'>-HAIR BBCSH IN ENEth bvN'
THE COST l. THRILLING.
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WONDROUsLY CHEAP.

This maFniaccn; LIQUID GLIDING may he
u~.d wherever gold adds beauty.
Ilusfauily gives surface resembling SOLID
GOLD. no matter where applied.
II Is extensively used hy manufacturers. paint
e-.. r..ler,. SC. In place Of gold leaf.
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
roc lJ->u.W&FJ
RTSINESS Opportunities.

4 GOOD OPPORTUNITY TO BUY
\ OFT An ESTABLISHED CLOTHING
>TuRE On MAIN STREET. Reason for selling
i. i-aliI'yio give IL the TroYer attention. Ad-
e-., % once. iu fail name. B. care Christian,
~ i.,t,r-carricr. nol7-lt*
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The ELECTION Returns.

We are still without returns from Bu-
chanan, Dinwiddie, Dickinson and Lunen-
burg counties. Some OF these have been
received at the Capitol, but they are not ac-
cessible to the press or public.
The reputation OF Buchanan county has
been made chiefly by her delinquency in
sending in election returns. Every year
she is the last to report, and the county is
thus brought to. the mind OF many who
would notselse know OF her existence; but
why Dinwiddie, Dickinson. and Lunen-
burg remain so long unheard from is not
explained.
Taking CamerOn's vote for the missing
counties, and allowing that Massey will
gain in them in the same proportion that
he has gained in other counties OF the same
districts, Mr.. John 5. Wise's majority will
be considerably under 1000.
The State Board of Canvassers, consist
ing Of William L. Cameron, Governor:
William c. Elan, Secretary of the Com
monwealth; S. Brown Allen, Auditor OF
Public Accounts; ID. II. Reveley, Treasu-
rcr, and Frank 5. Blair, Acknowledgement,
will meet at the Capitol on the fourth Mon
day in this month the 27th) to canvass
these returns.
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q wealthy Illinois Lady ihia'""'e"
viii, a Chinese Dwarf.

c,,c,co III November l4.-MiSs Fan
- Coleman. aUrepOs and wealthy
voun,, lady of New \ ork, became chalhoreu
!e,,a time since OF Che Nah, the we'll
I,nnv.n chinese dwarf. The acquaintance
- ,hc connie began in New York i'll Madi-
- S,.,,,rd Garden. and MSS Coleman W"s
he +ir.t A succumb to Cupid aart. 'ne
utoh a. soon a. he asccrtained MISS Coe-
,',. feelings. manifested much eNclte-
LIT vbich was soon followed by various
l,'ort,,rcs. which showed that he was no
,'.sl.l,. al.la 10 resist the charms OF Dis lli
ioX5r and the couple became engaged. ne III.
~. ti."t Cbo NAH stand, hut four leet lollT
- bi,,h in his stockings, and has alr'au!
ln.,-;rod his fortv-iourth year. W1
"'''''',, oLstacIe in the eyes OF MISS
m9,.,oen ~ and the couple determined NAV
No.Iir No.1,;n, should stand in the way OF li'elI
Ioti'."7 a7rd future happiness. After snort
unlo;, ~, Tew York. Che Nah came 10 ms
c,,y where for some weeks Nv Nv ~. Doon"r
Knitted himself in museum ~ suV'', a,,.
had he arrived here than MISS 'oIeiiiA,
red upon the scene, ana lnS w ,,rio.t
! aIu,ovs seen together. 1osl0l" "'; "a bv
| "f - Patrck's Catbedral NNs W ,i,or, in
tie connie and requested 10 d UNI ~" fart m
'-a,rimonv. Inquiries diScioSe"' Cho tio Woh
,hat ''' wbilc the lady j. Cathon'' Enu ,,;,.od
Ruddhist, and the priest "i>'l'r, nn,,,,,l,,
thom regretting his inapllily 10 ,,o,' ev iefi
''i;,h tbeir request. The COUP, M toars
W 1t" '''s of both being filled WIN ,oai ,Lc ;,
.9e .9! Coleman is 10th 10 resor'lng 20 ,%o t%o
PHI PHI oItborities for performance VI has ,"s
Ci'rr,ae,c CIV ceremony, and the iii"i i"'s
! Loou uo.tOOncd.
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SOLD BY

WEST. JOHNSTON < CO.. Oh east Main street
It'd. WAIFORD. east Broad street:
L.F.FRANCK. p north Ninth street.;
l.. LEWIS. g1y east Main street;
d. GUNST & son. sos east Broad street;
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH. 1902 Main street;
And lv ar paint dealers and druggists.
NEW YORK CHEMICAL MIG. CO,
New York.
CIBCULAR FREE. no lo-eodIm
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100 MILES


MEADvILLE, IA. August IS. 1852.
Nriq Specific Company. Atanta. Ga:
think It my duty to write you in regard IN nv
e.~e. was one Of the victims to the terrible dis
eae for several years past, and have been entirely
cared by the Use of your SwIFT'S SPECIFIC.
: : : win cure it, and II Is The only thing that
-iu do it. l had tried everything, aud all the
p7ouincn; physicians in Buffalo, Rochester. and
Cleveland. but this only made me worse, and broke
down NY general health with mercury and potash.
lheard of your '..''..'.'.. ...... here, so went
rHedy, Ou' SIS. TO Salamanca,
o.. nj sold .'.....-.. .-.... one hundred
nile, distant. to get II. When began to use it
Va. Ia had coudltion; nay mouth was ful. Of
r.,er. bead ful Of sores, hair and eyebrows gone,
Sd, now I am - sound IS new dollar. Every
,ag.7i should know about your :. :. :.
J. W. WEYLES
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FIRE LAST NIGm.-An alarm Of fire was
t,,rned ia last night at 1880 O'Clock from rom
tbe M Tenth-street engine-hou'e. IL was M
.au, .su rar 81 Chestsrman & Henyis's carpen-
tile tnr hon IIo, near the corner Of Seventh and
WnH streets. The Fire Department wa,
-n'i W. hand nromptlv, but there was no need
o,' ., tS"ir t1 Services. The damage done was
.,;iinO
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AUCTION SALES THIS Dan.

ES on all sales OF Real Estate made betwteAtht
1t OF January and last of jane the taxes FOR ne
present year have To Ice paid by the purchaser on
AL siles made between the 1t Of July and last %
the year the taxes have Ia be PAID by tie seller.
lT'his Gust tom was adopted shout fifteen ycIs act
by all the real estate agents IN Richmond, and sp.
plies tO Richmondand ylcn!D.I
+. B. COOK, 10 4. NJ. furnitarc, carpets, de.ks.
&c.
WILLIAM II. LYME & CO,4P. NJ, TWO two
story frame dwelling on Duyal street near
Brook ayenuc.
Il. Il. CHAFFIN & CO., z. VI, twO-,toTy-and
basement ,iock.brick dwelling On tie corner
Of jefferson aud Canal street..
J. THOMPSON BROWN. ~ =. NJ. four dcsira-
ble brick dwcllings on Fiiih and Cary street.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, A. =. NJ. valuable
building lots al corner Main and Plum street.
OUARLES & MCCURDY. IL w.. furniture e.,
at cOrner Franklin and E0nrteenth str,cit.
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cool NIGHTS remind us that warm breakfasts
Will soon be in demand, and that IIECKER's SELF
RAISING BUcKwHEAT viii sheriiy he ready.
HEcKER's SELF-RAIsISG FLOUR is always in
season.
For sale by all grocers.
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NOTICE. TAX-PAY EKs OF
y UENRICo COUNTY are hereby u9lhcd IRA. slas
the Treasurer will be at hts once IN ue 'o".ts ~,
Soti Gncjnsyc) for the purpose Of collecting stste,
cnan,v and school take for the year lee2 aiter
which date s Per cent. wiz ne added a"u 'ei'' 'u'
lo' 'oiie''-'' WILLIAM 81. ICGEUDEf-
,Noqo County Treasurer.
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TNITFp STATES COURT.-This court
judge Il. W. Hughes presidinS-disposed
Of the following eases yesterday
William Henry Carter (colored), for H.
tiniiGating a witness in the city Of Peters
burg. was discharged.
Alexander Davis, for selling liquor with
ont license was found guilty. This was
the case in which Carter was arrested Tor
intimidation. The court VIII render de-
cision to-day.
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rinosf and Freshest Teas,

Green and Black, from zoe. to Sl.2j a
pound. can be bought OF Joseph VI. Blair,
grocer. S2G Main street.
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JUST THINK,-I was permanently cured OF
cbils and fever by the use Of one box OF OwENs's
ANrI-CHILL PILLS. Price, so cents a box.
OWENS g. MINOR. Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-17

CoD-LIvER OIL AND IIME.-That pleasant and
active agent in the cure Of all consumptiye symp-
toms, WnBOR'S COMPOUND OF PURE CoD-LIvER
OIL AND LIME. Is being universally adopted in
medical practice. sold by the proprietor \. h.
WILBok, Chemist. Boston. and al druggists.