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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-19
LOCAL MATTERS.
Three Men Killed by Railroad Acct
dents


betWeen half-past and 3 O'Clock vester-
gay AFTERNOON Mr.. William II. Brooks was
hllied on the Chesapeake and Ohio railway
near the grain elevator.
Mr. Brooks was formerly OF Hanover
county, but for twelve years past had been
a resident OF Richmond, and during that
tiine' except Tor a short period when he
was AZ work in the Tredegar car-shops.
was an employe OF the Chesapeake and
ONO Company. He was engaged yester-
day in the inspection OF cars and lost his
lie IN attempting TO Iun across a track as
detached car was running down grade
towards him. His skull was horribly
fractured, and death was instantaneous.
Coroner Taylor viewed the body and ascer-
tanned the facts here stated, after which it
was removed 10 his place OF residence. No.
1918 east Marshall street.
The funeral viii take place at II O'Clock
thls morning from the Nenable-S Street Bap-
ti>t church.
Deceased was q brother Of Policeman
Brooks, was forty-three years OF age and
unmarried, and was a worthy gentleman,
enjoying the respect and goodwill OF
large circle OF friends. \ year ago one Of
MS brothers was killed by railroad acci-
dent.
Friday night two men were killed on the
Richmond and Allegheny railroad. The
first victim was Mr.. Alexander V. Eng
land. He was killed at Bremo Bluff while
attempting to couple boX-car TO an en-
sine. He was horribly crushed. and died
in short while after TIE accident oc-
CURED. The train he was trying to couple
was the down freight. The other was Mr..
= Williams, who le!l from The train at
Maiden's Adventure The wheels OF the
cars passed over his legs, crushing them
and almost seyering them from his body.
He also died in q few hours after he sus-
tanned injury.
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Cheap Gas.
RICHMOND, Va, November 1s, 1ss.
o the Editor Of The Dispdfch

RICHMOND. Va, November 1s, 1882.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Gentlemen,-I have read an article in
your issue OF tp-day's date headed q" Cheap
Gas"
IL was my fortune 10 reside in Belfast.
Ireland, for nearly seven years. returned
TO Virginia in April, 1880. was a house.
keeper and gas-consumer while in Belfast.
The gas-works In that town are owned by
the corporation. and all the coal used in
the manufacture OF the gas Is brought
across the channel from England. Scot
land, or Wales. Yet when | left Belfast
the price to consumers was 80 sterling, or
nlnety-one cents per thousand feet OF our
money.
The works in Belfast were originally
built and put in operation by a London
company. but few years ago were pur-
chased from them and are now owned by
the corporation.
1t appears to me that there Is room for a
considerable reduction in the present price
here. and that still the city would make
money. Yours, very respectfully,
JAMES VI. DONyAS.
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A $4,000 verdict against tho City.

In the City Circuit Court Yesterday in
the case Of William B. Maupin, admins
traitor Of Tilman J. Maupin, the jury, COM
posed Of citizens OF Manchester, rendered
verdict against the city for the full
amount claimed-Sj,00 900.
Mr.. Maupin lost his life, Us the jury be-
lieye, by walking over the embankment
near the shockoe-creek arch where Broad
street crosses that stream. The sidewalk
on the south side runs near to the brink Of
the embankment, and beyond it is a decliy-
ity of some thirty or forty feet. At the
time OF the accident there was no sufficient
fence or guard to protect life, and in the
darkness the deceased, 4 resident OF Abe
marie and 4 stranger 10 the locality, wan
dered from the sidewalk and fell down into
the creek, whence his lifeless body was
taken next day. lie was an old man, and
in the community where he resided bore a
good character.
Mr. Kelley, city attorney, has asked the
Court to set aside the verdict.
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TIIE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE OF
l. TIE NURSERY.

The following j. an extract from a letter written
70 the german Reformed Messenger, at Cham
bersburg, Penn:
4 RESEFACTRESS.
Just oqen the door for her and Mr.. WlnslOw
will prove the American Florence Nightingale Of
the Nur-ery. OF thls We are 10 sure that We viii
teach oar "Susy" 10 say, ~ blessing on Mrs.
Winslow for helping her 10 survive and escape
the griping. colicking, aud teethng siege. MRS.
WIS>LOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP relieves Tie
child from pain, and cnres dysen;eTy and disr-
rhpa. Il sofiens the guns reduces Inflammation,
cures wind-colic, and carries the infant safely
throsgh the tecthlng period II perforus precisely
what II profesys TO perform, every part of tho
thing less. We have never seeli Mrs " Insiow-
know her only through the preparation Of her
." Soothing syrup for Children TeetninE." II We
had the power we would make her, .he f..
physical savior t. the infant race. Sold by all
druggists. Twenty-Five cent, bottle.
ng | 7-eodigg
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Special Notice.

Having made special arrangements with
leading dealers, Mr.. Gus f. Delarue, 1fl6
Main street, is prepared to furnish the best
oysters in Richmond. They cannot he
equalled. and anyone who calls at his restau-
rant will find We are correct in this state
ment.
All the delicacies Of the season kept con-
stantly on hand.
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FoR THE CHEAPEST CARPETS. RUGS, AND
MATS 20 TO sYCLE BROTHERS.
GREATEST BARGAINS ~ FLOUR and all other
groceries At WERNE's,
GIG east Marshall, corner oeyenth street
BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENsURED b
he use Of MEADE & BAKERS SsPoSISE DrNrI-
PRICE, which Win speedily remove ipien: tartar
aud scurf. Price, nifty cents = box.
FOR THE CHEAPEST OIL-CLOTnS AND MAT
TINGs 20 81 SYCLE BROTHERS.
SCuGS's
HOr SODA.
HOr LEMONADE.
IiCr CHOCOLATE,
Hon CoFFEE.
HOT GINGER,
drawn from Tufts patent apparatus, az
GEORGE SCHosS'S,
corner Main aud Eleventh streets.
FOR THE CHEAPEST DRESS GOODS 70 to SYCLE
BROTHERS.
SAVE MONEY oy having your printing done AT
The DISPATCH FRISTING-fIoUsE. Good work
low nrices.and satisfaction guaranteed.
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RyxgNyI AT MOZART HALL.-Next " ed
nesday night the appearance at Mozart han
of the celebrated yiolinist kemenyl WIN ,io
doubt be the signal for the appearance OF a
full house of our fashionable music-loving
people. @ The great violin yirtuOso will be
assisted by Miss Carrie f. Mason, soprano
and Mr.. 4. Baur, solo pianist and accom-
PIANIST. The three give a concert under
The auspices OF the Mozart Association,
and the combination OF attractions cannot
fail TO draw. am,
II is said of Remenyi by the most com.
petrnt critics that he combines with mos,
perfect, and in fact wonderiul, mastery VI
the technique Of his instrument an I'M
mense amount OF soul and poetic feeling.
He is a native Of Hungary, and has accom-
nlished some wonderful feats on the violin,
having at one time given violin % recital I,lt a.
s.vie i one that appeals to the sympathy OF
h;s audience, and at the same time abounds
IN a delicate and refined variety.
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To COSsUMPTISEs.-WLBo COD-LIyER
OIL AND LINE has now been before the public
twenty years, and has steadily grown IN favor and
appreciation. This could not be the case unless
the preparation wls Of hi gh intrinsic value. The
combination Of the Phosphate Of Lime with pure
Cod-Liyer Oh, A. prepared by Dr. Wilbor, has pro-
duced 4 new phase In the treatment of e0nsump-
ton and all diseases OF the unas. II can DC taken
By the most delicate invalid withou. creating the
disgusting nausea which IS such an objection -
the cod-liyer oil when taken without lime. II l.
prescribed by tie regular faculty. sold BY The
proprietor, A. Il. WILBoR, Chemist, Boston. and
By al druggists.
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c.pr.IS CUSNISGBAM's BENEfT.-n Is
Iii 20 remember that on the night OF the
so,h ws, ~ instant, at Mozart Hall, the aesthetic
So. =. patience will be played, the occasion
Tps'a Sp,na cantain Cunningham's benefit. rms
pe,.f n,io man has been so accommodating ana
gens.vt = s"rnsst in rendering his services on
80 'osn e,h nuhlic m occasion when they were in-
every every paudR and Richmond people are SO gene.
rotls In their reward OF sucn ,,h, .V h,t he Will
there y ,", nos @ rscoanition on the 2sth Us will
cause him to feel proud indeed. Wsdnes. W. .
q. Sav rI morning at Ramos 4 Noses
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- + T. V EN- :

- L t. ' l. y :
- II OPENlNG LOTS OF CHRISTM ASCOoDc
ooo ,r, AMONG THEM ARE: 7'
~VV JAfANESE SIATUETTE BRACKETS q,
goo o!AfANEsE srATUETTE BRACKETS =,
I0f-DRCMS. CHILD'S TEA SETS.
Syi.Dlkk SkIS, BLOCKS,
Sill I'D ANIMALS. BIRDS, &C.;
AhkS. lin TOYS, BANk>,
IOOL-CHESTS. BALLS, DOIJ -RoDIrc
nEAD>,RATTLE> CHIMES,
DOLLS IN CRADLES, WAX-DOIIS
CHINA DOLLS.
lNDkSIEUCTIBLE DOLLS
NOkh-BONES, WRlIlNG-DFsES
CHINA MUGS. CUPS and : \IrCFRS.
IOlLkI SITS, VASES. JARDFM NINS
SMOhlNG-STANDS. .MATCU-STANDS
BISC MAICH-STANDS,
TOYS and ORNAMENTS, AIRTNS
BOOKS, WRISTBANDS, SCRAP-BOOKs
BON-PAPER, &C.. Sc.
Among the novelties are some HANDSOMF
FLAG Is hand-painted In PLUSH FRAMES
~ az 80 they are q great bargain; ELEGANT
F0ktkLAlS MINIATURES. in PLUSH
fKAME' AZ %: LOVELY DRESDEN BOC-
VI! . oq7PL CsH PANELS, at sl.5O, $3.50.
ara ara -. These goods have never before been
ELEGANT HAND-PAINTED CARD-CASES
NOVELTIES IN PLUSH. ALLIGATOR, aud
FRENCH CALF SlOE~SATCHELS.
The place 70 20 for this class Of goods 3
SIENFS~, sos Broad street.
Catalogues iree send Tor one no17
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Now that the election excitement is over
there l. but one topic, and that has grown
10 be deeply interesting, for is settled
fact that "Montrose " whiskey Is certainly
the best, and if you will call at 0. Morgen-
stern's Morning-Star Saloon and Restau-
rant he Will tell you all about pure whis-
key and everything good 10 eat.
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For the best photographs and all hand
work portraits 60 to VI. J. Powers, 52J
Broad street near Sixth. Powers charges,
instead Of being enormous las some inter
eSted assert, are, to the contrary, much
lower than is paid for inferior work in this
city every day.
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TWENTY-FIVE PAIR or CELLULoID Eye
GLASS FRAMES weigh only one omce-the light
est suown-and the best and most comfortable
that can be worn.
For sale by all leading Jewellers and Opticians.
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hhEr WARM AND SECURE HEALTu.-A good
CLOAK Is what ia needed BY every lady IN this
community. LEVY, DAVIS & DRAKE are reaav
70 supply tneir wants, and show the largest best
assorted and cheapest garment ever offered IN
this city. Ai-o a full assortment Of CHrLpRES,s
CLOAKs.
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JUST THrSK,-l was permanently cured OF
chills and fever by the use OF one box OF OwESs's
ASTI-CHILL FILLS. Price, so cents box.
OWENS 4 MINOR, Richmond Va.
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CHAXFRAU-A WEEK OF DRAMA AT THE
TBEATRE.-Mr and Mrs. Chanfrau, sup
ported by the author Mr.. W. c. Tayleure,
win commence an engagement on Monday
for m entire week at the Theatre.
The repertoire as annOuncedis Is: Monday.
Wednesday, and Saturday nights, Kit, the
Arkansas Traveller; Tuesday evening and
wednesday matinee. Mr.. Tayleure's COM
edy entitled " Parted; Friday night, Lor-
don Assurance. in which Mr.. and Mrs.
Chanfrau will appear; and on Thursday
night and at Saturday matinee, the new
East Lynne. H.
Mr.. Tayleure is well known here. lie
comes in a new role, however, this time,
and that is as actor. He appears in botn
nlays OF which he is author-Parted ana
Fast Lynne. The laSt-named play MI
Tayleure has greatly changed from his
original version, and it is said to be de-
cided improvement, being shortened. bet
ter adapted to acting, and more agreeable 10
the audience. Mr.. and Mrs. ChanIrau are
roo well known here to need any heralding;
Kit has always been fayorite here, anu
& likely TO draw large audience to-mor-
row night.
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Election Returns.

All the returns from the late election
have been received hy the Secretary OF the
Commonwealth with the exception of
those from the counties OF Buchanan and
Page. The Coalltionists claim the election
Of Mr.. John :. Wise by over 5000 ma
jority. The Wing said yesterday that the
iigures were about 800.
some OF the returns from the First dis
trict and some from the Seventh are to be
contested. In the former it now appears
that Garrison i, elected over Mayo; In the
latter that Paul is elected over O'Ferral.
Marshall will contest the scat OF Libbey,
but whether he will begin his contest be-
fore the Board of Canyassers Is not stated.
Massey will probably contest from the
Jump.
The Board Of Canvassers meet Monday
the 9th instant.
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WEATHER REPORT

- NbiCATIoNs FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid.
ule Atlantic States, fair weather. north.
easteriy winds, becoming variable. station.
ary or higher temperature and pressure.
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NEW CATHEDRAL BUILDISG.-The COM
mittee appointed at recent meeting OF the
members Of the congregation OF II. Peter' I.
Cathedral to consider the question OF
building new cathedral have unanimously
decided to report in favor OF pulling down
their present building, at the corner OF
Fiohth and Grace streets, and erecting on
ITS Site handsome cathedral to cost not
les than $50, 700. Proposals for plans and
specifications will probably be invited from
the leading architects in New York, Phila-
Jelphia. Boston, and Richmond.
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IHE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
clear, cold, and cloudy.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY G A. NJ. 40.
Q A. NJ, AZ; noon, ~; 3P. NJ. a.. p p
NJ, 40; midnight, 81.
Mean temperature. 40
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sTiSGrSG irritation. Inflammation. all Kidney
and Urinary Complaints, cured BY "Bucbupa,.
ba.- 81.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
EREE EXHIBITION DAILY
AT
L. LEWIS's ART-GALLFRy.
MY HOLIDAY GOODS
ARE NOW OPEN FOR Fy.vrN,r,

among which are the following articles:
ORS: ''i'"S' WATER COL
eLbS eI ~ ~ us from 25 cents upwards:
fuooIT,11 ~ Dp'Vn .nn,,; LET and JEWFL-CAsFs.
~ aySkAfi FRAMES, from 10 cents M.
L, HTesIoNer threc hundred different styies ~
hASELs IN EBONY, GILT, and FNAMtTT in
- rom 10 cents upwards. 'H1iILLhD'
"NFFpp,,r,n1riNIED Fp PLAQUES and PL ACoUF.
a" rIECES IL ANTIQUE BRASS elegantly
11OKNlCES in all styles made To- order.
fIhk and NANTFL MIRRORS PtSC,t -,
GERMAN PLATE: NV" anu
0"niS ,si'oiA AS and NEW-YEAR CARDS at
Wholes@le and retail Of all manuf,ct1ree r-oIn ~
one cent npwards-oycr 81 600 in stocks ''0"'
ARTISTIC FRAMING 4 SPECIALITY.
noIc L. LEWIS
- &C ql9 Main stree,
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FINEST CoFFEEs and TEAS ever imported at
WERSE's,
6l6 east Marshall, corner seventh street.
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For THE BEST BARGAINS 20 to sYcLx Bro
THEIRS.
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Let IL bic to tie oyster Bazar,
And indulge ia 4 twenty-cent. stew;
We will glide in a Broad-street ear,
Fair Maud. with eyes Of blue.
The ice-cream season Is played. love,
And November winds are chill;
O.come where those sltws are made, love,
And will fsot the bill,
At Captain JACK LANES NOBEL DiNING- AND
sANPLE-ROoMs. 622 east Broad street.
RrMENBER that levy, DAVIS & DRAKE show
the best-assorted aid prettlest stock Of CARPETS
andRUGs in this city. Practical hands employed
n make and lay carpets-
LEE GALLERY, Nain street Cheapest and best
Photographs. Album Cards, 81 per dozen.
Lee Gallery. Superior large framing Photo
graphs. 81 duplicates, soc.
Lee-Gallery Photographs delight all.
pERYEcr BCcKwHEAr CAKES In three minutes
can be made by using fIScKERs SELf-RAisISG
BUcKwHZAr.
UEcKRR's sELF-RAIsISG FLOUR makes bis
cults and cakes Ina ten minutes, without yeast or
baking-powder, and without setting 10 ri-o.
FOR sale by all groeers.
FOR THE CHEAPEST WRAPS u AL kinds 90 to
sYCLE BROTHERS.
GOOD BIO CoFF EE, 9.e. per pound, at
WERSE'S,
el5 east Marshall, corner Seventh street.
COMFORT AND COMFoRrABLEs.-What Is more
comfortable than 10 be covered with good Blank
et, on a cold night? LEVY, DAVIS DRAKE are
now selling BLANKETS at lower prices than al
any time since the creation. CoafoRTABLEs
from sI up to $3.50.
For THE CHEAPEST CAssIMEREs AND FLAS-
sy1s 20 10 syCLE BROTHERS,
Hot SODA,
LEMON, CHOCOLATE,
COFFEE, AND GINGER.
scuGS's INVERTEBRATES DEror.
Try 1t and you'll like II.
ror THE CHEAPEST SILKS, yELvETs, AND
PIusuEs 70 to sYcLE BROTHERS.
Goop TEAs-6reen, Bhek, CT Mned-2oe. per
pound, az s,,s,,
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New Columbia Bicycle for rattle. Apply
to CABELL DAVIS, It. Claire Hotel
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For THE CHEAPEST DoLMANs, CLoAKs, AND
CIRCULARS 70 to SYCLE BROTHERS,.
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WELLs's" ROUGH on CoRSs." lOc. Ask for H.
Complete, permanent cure. Corns warts, bunions.
FRAGRANT BREATH is always a pleasure and
you can have it by using MEApE BAKERS DELI
cious CAREoLIc MouTH-WAsH. IL destroys the Of
fensive odor caused by diseased gums and decayed
teeth, and speedily restores them 10 healthy con-
dition. Price, hity cents bottle.
EMBROIDERED CASHMERE RoBRs. az the
prices that they are now being sold by LEVY.
DAVIS DRAKE, are the cheapes, garments ever
offered In this city. Ladies should remember that
they have no trimmings 10 buy with the dress
patterns.
FOR THE CHEAPEST BLANKETS AND QUILTS
90 20 SYCLE BROTHERS.
WHAT Is" GOOD LUCK IL {. one Of the best
and pures, Whiskeys ever rctailed In Richmond.
Come aud try IL AZ
NERNE'S. Sole Proprietor.
6l6 east Marshall, corner Seventh street.
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POLICE CorRT.-The following cases
were disposed OF yesterday.
John II. Timberlake (whitel and Jonn
,Soms 1colorcdl were found guilty OF
I,oaI;ng IN beifer valued at s25 from James
9'e. : 1e..;nr and sentenced TO four months
CAY Martha Marshall and Harrison Reid
(coIored) were fined 81 each ior oeing
drunk. r,or.har, was
sent on to the Hastings court lor se'iins
Goods by sample without license.
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We offer to-day
5000 pair UNDRESs KID-GLovEs, in eolors.
M4Sc. worth ell;
5000 pair s-RUTToS KID, In eolorS and blact
At a4ac. pair;
TERRA-CoTTA MoCsQUErAIRE KID. sold
elsewhere a; 81, for sl.6o;
yEwLISEN COLLARS at sensational, pr,eos.
COOP QUALITY NlGHT-DREsSEs for ladies
1sl. tucked and edged with Hamburg:
TUCKED SKIRT. cambrie nounce, with Ham.
burg edge. sl.25.
Ills Acknowledged that our goods are made far
supt-ior to the articles made North a, The s.,ra
Trice.
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p.upo,ps.-The Board OF Pub.
:, Lax Az oS hAi,s'i ...nrn in session yesterday and
nc M0fSs NO. hs,"rs fixing the tax on railroads
'1 TSey Ss meet meet again tomorrow, when ,1,s the
case " II the Norfolk and Western railroad
will he considered.
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urs,cII. ENTERTAINMENT.

Irr.,,v .yp MUSICAL EN1EsIAiSsESI.
rha hirIS.ki s,,sn Cleaners Society Of old ST.
Johns church will have az ,heir % iec,ure-room S
sical entertainment A. . u,c,ocL p N. AN
November %, 1882 at oc,osn ,rsat in ~ IN. re- -,
citations Of Miss Marie Bowen
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AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

HE on All sales Of Real Estate made betweenthe
ii Of January aud Last OF June the taxes for the
present year have g. be paid by the purchaser. On
an sale. made between Tie 1t of July and last 81
the year tine taxes have % be paid ~ the seller.
This custom Wa adopted about fifteen years nc
BY all the rcsl estte agents in Richmond. aHd ap-
plies % Richmond and ytcinity.l
JNO. =. LACGHrON, JR., lOa \. NJ, carpets,
furniture, ng-machinc. &c.
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS, J y. NJ. comml ls!Oners'
sale OF three-story brick house on Franklin
street near the Ballard House.
W. GODDIS & son. z. ~, trnstees sale of
three tory brick tenement on Franklin street
between Fourteenth and Mayo streets.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR, Il T.. NJ, three--iory brick
sore and dwelling NJ. lfl4 Franklin street,
adjoining the Ballard House.
> UOLZINGFR. IOe A. NJ, furniture. show
eases glass jaIs- BARRIERS chair, &c.
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WV SCHEDULE YoR ORANGE COURTHOUSE.
pcslo~gers NV "S taking the A. NJ. train on the
passn55nd passen5 fredericksburg and Potomac
kichlliS"u, '"ola close connection daily, ex-
cept Sunday, at FreaetlvHs09 ,or 0raSoe Court.
p. F. and p. railroad ior oIanse W 'oui'
horse arriving there at 1913 A. n
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auxs spoRTING GOODS, &c:

OS@N|~.~-~-~~~~~os<~- In
TUSs. GUNS, GUNs;,s -. ~l
tore large and eomp,enIri s6
sorsmsnt OF BREECb-LDaaip,icsn
ifss both Of glish and rd, also, lrge
~. .ts ,,enei0r from $40 upwsnI'Ss and all kinds
as,,st ~ XijzzLE-L0AplSo as cheap as they
q be Soasst snygSss ffsis Slain street
Ssst syie w TiGNoss G,sens fo1 The ee,sbFs,sa p"s,
hssS9sSssss sypsorins.f0"aer ys i' sad asi%
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= WILL MAKE YOU FEEL GOOD ToLoOK
At HIS PRICES. WHICH YOU WILL
FIND BELOW.
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WELLs's ROUGH on CoRSs." l0c. Ask for H..
Complete. permanent cure. Corns, warts, bunions
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FASuIoSABLE.-TERRA GOTTA MOCsQUE-
TAIRE KID GLOVES, all shidcs, al LEVY. DAVIS
( DEAKE's.
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ron THE CHEAPEST SILKS, VELvErs, AND
pfrsuys 20 TO sYcLE BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-19

We are agents for the
AMERICAN BLACK SILKS,
xhich tho makers warrant 20 be free from all adpI
,esziion usually found In foreign silks. CAN and
81 them and the other Thousands Of bargains 70 10
f.uat Ai oar ptSoe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-19

GOOD TEAs-Green, Bhek,tr Mihed-.oe. psi
pound, at s,,s,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-19
8ltllmond 1ispatth.
10. 1882

Hs-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
's LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CrRCu.
LArioN oFALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF TIE CITY. v .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-19

CARPETS! CARFETsl CARPETS.
Great Bargains In these goods.
OurT TAPESTRIES at 75c. are not trash. bp, al
ysTior gods manufactured expressly for our sales
+. j. LEVY & CO.,
aol9 21S east Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-19

REMEMBER that LEVY, DAVIS & DRAKE show
the be,t-assorted aid prettlest stock OF CARPETS
andRUGs in this city. Practical hands employed
~ make and lay carpets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-19
'THE MAN EVERYBODY MUST
HArrY THOUGHT AND A HAPPY MAN.

SEE"
AHAPPY THOUGHT AND 4 HAPPY MAN.
lF YOC WANT To BE MADE HAPPY
YoU MUST CALLAT
JOSEPH STRAUsE'S
DRY GOODS STORES.
1915 MAIN STREET AND sos EAST BROAD
STREET.
WHERE YOU CAN SAVE 25 PER CENT. on
YOUR INVESTMENTS.