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Ira man would rather endure the torturcs of
rheumatism than provide himself with bottle of
81. Jacobs on, we pity his penurousness MI ms
Hawxhurst, Of the Brooklyn regular police force of
the Second Precinct detailed ON duty Mt Catherine
Ferry, says that he had been violent sufferer
disabled from the performance Of duiy-suilered
intensely with only short intervals Of relief. and
became so nearly confirmed invalid and cripple
that he was in the last degree respondent. But MS
last desperate resort, and without consulting his
physician, about three months ago he made n first
trial OF St. Jacobs OIL, with almost instant success
lie has used about two bottles, and to-day Is rs
well and active ns he ever was. And Strengthening
himself mp he called attention to his healthy and
robust appearance, remarking: 81 am glad to
have this opportunity of tcsyiug to the virtues of
the greatest remedy the world eyersaw.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
stock nnd Bond QuotRtions-New York
and nnltIntOrc Produce MnrI.cta.

The following report Of the financial market yester-
day, together with the opening highest, lowest and
closing quotations. are furnished by the banking house
on. d. Cooke IT,, q Co.. l29 street. Washington,
j. c.
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Ladies who appreciate elegance and purity arc
using purker's Hair BalSam. II is the best article
sold for restoring gray hair to its original color
beauty, and ustre.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS,

A delicious odor Is impaired by Floreston Co.
logne. which Is always refreshing, no matter how
freely used
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Yesterdays Chicago grain and provision market,
furnished by Cooke d Co., Pa, ave and Fineenthst:
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VIRGINIA. NEWS.


Fifteen thousand dollars have been subscribed
10 the projected wooden mill at Sootlsyille.
Mr. John NJ. Morton, mayor Of Burkoville, is In
Richmond TO endeavor 10 secure the location Of
the Central Lunatic Asylum al Burkeyille
The senate has passed the bill to authorize the
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company to guar
antec the bonds Of the South Atlantic and Ohio
Railroad Company.
farmer in Botetourt County has just discovered
the secret Of his cows giving so little milk at tho
morning milking. The pigs sucked them over.
night. This is told as q fact
The Gordonsvile business men are negotiating
with Messrs. Larkins q Gibbons TO secure for GER
tain considerations the removal Of the Madison
wooden mills TO Gordonsville.
L. L. Clizbe, agent for on improved pumping
apparatus, ispublished by the Page County papers
as n scouudrel-who enticed young lady Of that
county from her home ruined, and abandoned
her at Luray giving her IS "to go home and look
before she leaps again."
The Richmond executive committee have re-
ceived circular from the Hebrew Emigraut Aid
Society Of the United States relative to giving sup
port to the Russian refugees. The refugees already
received have been furnished with employment,
and viii become useful citizens. The local COM
mittee arc doing all in their power toward aiding
thege refugees
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The following In list of advertised letters remain
Ing I'm the possibilities in the city of Washington, Feb
ruary II 1852: d. b. ANGER. p. NJ.
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Mar. April. May. Mar. April. May.
Wheat. ....$l 10 "a q 81 a0l 81 276 "a 2sd 81 Sls
Corn ..,,..,..I 6lal 56A G. 57lI 5S G2I
Oats ..,.,., 20 10a ~ 4Bsl 40aI 43ls
Pork -,..-,..IB 10 rs 10 IL 6j rs % us IS rs GU
Lard -,..l O5 m 22s II 3Tls ii 10 IN 32la II i2a
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Foreign Money Mnrr.e,.

HIN-INEAhUHN HAIANUES.
...,... S7sO7Isls 81 Currency -... 1855 40 II
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J. May. Mar. April. May.

Opening. Closing.
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The particular attention Of usc Public "a called % ne
fact hat NE cltire number n he Tickets for each
Monthly Drd,Cing is sold, aud consequently az ne
prizes IN each drdtcpQ are soid and druCn and paid
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TTTHVN
Whole tickets, S. half tickets, 81; &c tickets, $50:
50 tickets, 900.
Remit money or bank drnft by letter or send ex-
press DON'T SEND ny REGISTERED LETTER
or pOST-OFFICE ORDER Orders Of s. aud upward
by express can be sent a or expense. Address all
,lers TO r. NJ. BOARDMAN, COurlcr-Iournal build
ing louisville XIV or n. NJ. HOARDMAN, 800 Broad
way, New York; or ], W. CLARK, GIL New Jersey
avenue northwest, and tis2 pennsy lvnnia avenue.
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GEORGETOWN STATION.
Advertised February n.
LADIES LIST.
Brown, Johanna Miss Thomas, Helen Mrs
GENTLEMEN'S LIST
Mansfield, John
EAST CAPITOL STATION.
Advertised February II.
LADIES LIST
Cooke, IL Mrs Lewis Tillie
Ellie Matte Mitchell, J. Miss
Howe w Mrs Way, " Miss
Hawkins Emellne Whlb head, Rosie
Joseph, Mrs
GENTLEAfEN's List.
Robinson, Benjamin White OW
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u Z L Z G r A NJ s.
ST. THOMAS ST.

ST. THOMAS STATION.
New York 1lth Nova despatch from
Dublin announces that the corporation
awe refused to confer the freedom of the
city upon Sir Garnet Wolseley, IN the
ground that they had no interest i'll the
Egyptian war.
In the British House of Commons Sir
Stafford NOrthcOte'S motion for the rejeC-
ton of the closure resolutions was negatlv-
ed by a majority of forty four.
During the evening an unprecedented
scene occurred in the House. Five Indi-
an officers who have been engaged in
Egypt upon being cheered returned the
salute.
A despatch from a Paris correspondent
of the " Times" states that certain powers
object to England'S granting France any
exceptional position i'll Egypt.
The Paris Chamber Of Commerce has
signifed its approval of NJ. de Brazza'S
peaceful conquest OF Congo.
1t is reported that French General will
have the full command of the Tunis army
and navy.
New York, 18th Nov.-Intelligence from
Ireland reports that the returned convict
Delaney has attempted to shoot Judge
Lawson in Dublin.
The Police authorities have renewed the
offer of the Phoenix Park murder reward,
stating that in receiving testimony, they
will require it to be eorrOborated,
News from France states that more
Anarchist proclamations are being posted
in Paris.
Paris dispatches announce that the cru
ciikes have been removed from the
schools.
The Cabinet makers who were out on
strike have effected a compromise with
their employers.
In the Chamber of Deputies, the Minis.
tiers of the Interior, on the discussion of
the budget, said that the government will
, 1882-11-18

propose any ~ proposals to abrogate tire
concOrdat.
The appointments are announced of M.
De Craes, late French Minister at Brus-
sells, to be Ambassador at the Court of
Italy, and M. DupOrt to be Ambassador
to Chill.
New York, 18th Nov.-The death is an.
nounced of Mr.. Arthur Sketchly, the cele-
brated novelist.
A London despatch states that the
Hamburg steamer " Westphalia" collided
with, and sunk an unknown steamer off
Beachy Head.
it is reported that Germany has de-
manded a version Of the American natura-
1izatiOn treaty.
In the British House of Commons Mr..
Gladstone, in reply to a question, declared
that Arab Pasha would not be executed
without the approval Of England.
On the discussion of Parliamentary pro-
cedu"e, Mr.. Gladstone, moving the second
rule of the resolutions, referred to Lord
Randolph Churchills sneer as touching
the Kilmainham treaty, which he denied,
and stated that a committee would be
appointed to investigate the treaty.
Mr.. Bradlaugh has again demanded a
bearing at the Bar of the House.
A telegraphic despatch from Rome re-
ports that the Italian courts maintain
their right to civil jurisdiction over the
Vatican, from which the latter claimed
immunity.
French news states that Anarchical p1a-
cards have been posted on the Arsenal at
Rochefort.
The appointment Of General M~enabrea
as Italian minister plenipotentiary at
Paris is confirmed.
New York, 14th.
Flour y brl. St. Lawrence brand. $3.50
Meal, best B%randywiue, " brl $4g to
New Seasons Pork per brl. S22t
C,, Crystals ~ b Z 8 1Gths to 81.
0Us"r' Fair to good refining y MA to J.
English Islands MOlasses " gal 40 to 44c.
Exchange, New York & London, 4.S1 to
d4ondOn 18th,
CDemerara Crystals 81. As. Sd.
MuscovadO " cwt. 30 1913. 0d
0"e"i Clayed Havana, No. II. CT IS Gil
atOat.
Demerara Rum " gallon, Is OIL.
Trinidad Cocoa ~ cVt. G.. IS Oh.
Consols 1921 to 2.
Bank of England Rate of Discount s pct
Liverpool Cotton Middling UplandP u 81
3 per cent. RpnteS in Paris, FEES. $3.50.
, 1882-11-18
Professor H@ckcl On Darwin.
From the Tines

In Nature appears a report of the
remarkable address given by PROBES
O Hackel at the Eiserach meet
ing of the German Association
of Naturalists on the theories of Oar
win, Goethe, and Lamarck. The
address is mainly devoted to Darwin
and Darwinism, and of both, we need
scarcely say, Professor Heckel has
the highest estimate. He said =
"When, five months ago, the sad
, 1882-11-18
w i~ceiIam
(SDect0t0T OIL Oct.

The only intelligence from Egypt re-
ceived this week has referred to the trial
of Arab. Having mutinied to eXpel
Europeans, he has demanded European
Counsel to defend him from the cOnse-
Quences of mutiny. The demand was
backed by the British Foreign Office,
under pressure from English public OPT.
mon; but the Egyptian Ministry at first
threatened to resign, or to hand Arab
back to British custody. They SAID, very
justly, that if they could not be trusted
to try a prisoner fairly, they could not be
trusted to govern, and expressed a belief,
probably correct, that the Egyptian popu
lace, seeing EngliShmen defending him,
would believe the English to have taken
Arabi'S side. Lord Granville, however,
does not mind about logic, and does not
care one jot what Egyptians believe or
disbelieve; so, further pressure was APP
piled, and the khedive at last gave way,
and Ovcrr0de his advisers. There is no
objection whatever to Mr.. BrOadley at
tempting the defence Of Arab but it is
absurd to compel the Egyptian Ministry to
break it's own laws in order to prevent it
from committing a judicial murder, and
then to pretend that Egypt is governing
itself. We shall see many more OF these
collisions between English and Egyptian
ideas Of justice, and of the proper method
to secure it.
Baker Pasha has submitted his plan for
the organization of the Egyptian Army to
the Khedive, it has been accepted i'll prin-
ciple, and is published t~extualiy. 1t is a
better plan thar the one attributed to the
PaSha. but still imperfect. The new Army
is TO consist of 5000 infantry, 1000 cav
airy, 1000 artillery, and 1,4OO gendarmes,
the whole, with the supply services,
amounting to 10000 men. The Army is
to be based upon the CONSUMPTION, and the
period of service is to be eight years; but
half the officers are torbe Englishmen, and
all the non commissioned officers are to be
Bosnians, Albanians. and Bulgarlans, or
picked men of the disbanded Egyptian
Army. The defect of this scheme clearly
is thai it provides no European Guard to
act as Marines act in a ship and stop mu'
tiny that it leaves the period OF compul-
, 1882-11-18
Shipping e. Intelligence.
HRISTIANSTET

NON' ~ Do q e Il 4 ID.
II Eng brig "Charles A. Hoard" 24O
tons, Blackwood, West End,
provisions.
schr "Terra Nova" gil tons,
Donald, Halifax, lumber.
Is Dan schr HAtlantic" so tons, James,
West End, sundries.
16 schr "Vigilant" 45 tons, Thomp-
sen, st. Thomas, merchandise.
II Eng boat "Eserline" 2 tons, Row
high, Tortola, swine,
CI d..
IS Dan schr "Vigilant" 45 tons, Thomp.
sen, st. Thomas, sundries.
16 " schr "Atlantic" 80 tons, James,
West End, bricks.
&" schr "Active" so tons, Berry,
st. Thomas, Ballast.
q Eng brig "Charles A, Hoard' 240
tons, Blackwood, New York,
rum & molasses.
II Dan schr "Yigilant" 10 tons, Thomp-
sen, st. Thomas, ballast.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-20

Richmond Granite Works in full blast. and
repeated what he had said before. that II
smith ever said anything about the Granite
Works while in Congress he would retire
in his favor. He hoped no gentleman Of
Richmond would be deceived by these
handbils.
Going into national politics Captain Wise
declared his belief that the next Congress
OF the United states would be Democratic.
The voice heard from Ohio was declara-
ton against Arthur, Cameron. Malone,
and Bossism. II was not prohibition that
carried Ohio. but ii was hatred to boss
rule. Virginia had more cause 10 hate
ctalwartism than any other State in the
Union. She had been dismembered by
the Republican party, and II. \. Wise had
said that "Wc>t Virginia was the bastard
daughter Of political rape"
lie made a manly speech for the rights OF
the people as found quarterod in national
interests. He scathingy reviewed Ma
homes record as United States senator. and
told how he cowardly lodged the vote on
the river and harbor bill, and how he used
funds obtained by assessment upon revenue
officers TO purchase votes. He was in favor
Of the abolition Of the whole internal-reve-
nue. system. and pledged himself 10 work
for this end when returned 10 Congress.
1t was corruption fund used to make the
rich richer. and the poor poorer.
Captain Wise. in conclusion. promised
10 come TO Richmond with az least 500 ma
iority. He nevertheless cautioned vigil
lance and energetic work. He asked every
man who went to the polls 10 vote 70 vote
for Mas,ey-nOt for Nassey's sake, but for
Nryinias.
Mr.. MARSHALL SPEAKS.
AZ the conclusion ~ Captain Wisc's
speech. in response To loud calls. ,lr Il.
{. Marshall. Democratic candidate for
tongres, in The second District. came for
ward and made stirring speech in behalf
II Mr.. Massey and Democracy. lIc spoke
in hopeful terms of his candidacy. and
promised Mr. Massey 10000 Soi... The
crowd dispersed in great good humor AMI
spirits.
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BELLfrEin. NolrowAY cor>TY.}

''t'''l H. 49,
10 H. b'oie.s - The Fourth Congr, l,onqi
DiStric'Qt Virginia.:
Which Of the candidates for Congress at
large puts my name on hi, tickets which
are 10 be- voted Tor in thi> district will -et
the seat. ! have made no mi.caculali0n in
regard 20 IN Important election since |
suggested the Withdrawal ~ Bcll and
Breckinridse in favor Of stephen \.
Douglas. i'm 1850. to prevent civil war,
down 10 the last presidential election. when
suggested u General Hancock no 10 re-
sign his commission in the army. as he
would bee defeated for tee presidency.
There was . secret meeting h,li in Rich
mond in the winter 1SGl). and delegates
sent 10 harl.>ton To prcciptlte a collision
az Fort sumter 10 urcycnt the election II
certain per,on> 20 Congrc~, IA Mly. that
year. Il was ouc.) In this connection the
settlement Of our state debt j. involved,
aud my election viii bc 10 the pocunirry
benefit % Virginia. Have you amy ohiec-
ton: Respectfully. T. 4. CHANBiIss.
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CELERY AND CHAMoMlr.r PILLS

They have been tested time and limo ,se,, 49,,
always with satisfactory results. THIS nrcnsr,,,n,
iust meets The necessities of the case ic,
Just what my rus are made To cure and wha, thew
have cured and 'raN cure Neuralgia Ncrvousncse
sick Headache. Nervous Headache. Dysro,,,,o
Headache, SieepieSsness. Paralysis, and Dyspcnsi,
These diseases are an nervous diseases. Nervons.
ness embraces nervous weakness. Irritation. do
spondency, melancholy, and restless. dissatisfied
miserable state of mind and body tndescribable.
These are some Of the symptoms Of nervousness
Now to Ike fully restored to health and happiness
= priceless boon, and yet for 80 cents Won can
satisfy yourself that there is cure for Won: ana
for IS, si the very furtost tina, cure can he fnIy
secured. These Pills are all that they are ronrc.
sntei 10 Le' and arc guaranteed T. give Satisfac-
ton II used as directed aud 'ein cure any case.
sid by all druggists. Price, soc = box. Depot
leo north EGtaw street, Baltimore, Md. Ev mail
two boxes for 81, or six boxes for $3.50. To any
aaircS$.
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Personals and RrioCs

There is no doubt that the fact that thcrc
are 0,OOO white delinqucnts in Richmond
Is discouraging 10 our cause throughout
the state. The City Committee and the
ward clubs are at work removing this re.
proach, but 1t takes time. They can wen
auord TO rcllnquish all other work and cen
ire their energies upon the dclinqucnts.
On that delinquent list are policeman.
hrenlan' registrars and judges Of election.
ana other city employees. and many other
citlZenS who ought to need no urging TO
qualify themselves to vote.
Mr.. James y. Stubbs. Of Gloucester
county. passed through the city Yesterday
on his way TO We>tmorcland county, viii.
lhcr he goes TO meet in public discussion
colonel Robert VI. Mayo. the Coalition cam
didate for Congress from the First district.
captain samuel u. Davies, attorney at
law, Of this city, was married in Nottoway
county Wednesday to Miss India TugglcS.
daughter Of Or. Richard Tuggles, OF Not
tOWay.
ID. W. y. Fray>er, 4 Well-known colorcd
barber, was drowned last August in the
dock, the accident resulting from his step
ping Oft the platform OF a car on the Rich
mond and Allegheny road at night. Iii.
wife. through counsel. has instituted a
suit in the Circuit Court for damages, the
sum claimed being $4,000.
Wednesday Mr. Richard II. smith. Of
thi, city, was married at Markham, Fau-
.quicr county. the residence Of the brides
mother. to Mis-, Mary d. Barton. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr..
Lee. and the bride WAS gwen away by her
uncle, Il. I. Barton, Esq, Of Winchester.
The bride is Grand niece Of John Mar
shall, once Chief Justice Of the United
States supreme Court.
At the prize skating at Resimental Ar
mory Wednesday night Miss Edna Moon
wa, awarded 10y popular vote the prize Of
the evening, q handsome diamond ring.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-20

CuANCERY COURT OF RICHNoND.-The
following ca>es were disposed Of yestcr-
day:
Jones. trustee rs. Allen, &C., and IIew-
EFT. &c., rs. same. Decree on petition Of
Leo p. Wheat and wife appointing trus-
tee in place Of one who is dead.
Kitty rs. Kitty, &c. Decree confirming
report Of commissioner and directing a
sale OF the property in the decree men-
toned.
Robertson. &C., rs. Richardson, &c.
Decree confirming report of special COM
missioner and approving the disposition
Of the fund as therein set forth.
Tavlor. &C.. rs. 'Brockwcll'> admins
traitor. dc. Decree referring cause TO a
commissioner for inquiry and report.
Lndwig's executor rs. Ludwig, DC. De
cree referring cause TO 4 commissioner Ior
account, inquiry, and report.
Et parte James b. Christian. Order ap-
pointing a trustee in the place OF one who
i, dead.
Tnalhimcr rs. Blum. &c. Decree confirm
ing report Of commissioner aud approving
sale Of the property therein reported
Groom. &C.. as. Groom. &c. Decree dis
tr;buting the fund and making I final dis
position Of the cause. ,.,
Randolph rs. Brooks. Decree diSTipu-
tinc the fund and making a nnal DISPOSE
ton Of the fund.
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EORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF
Il An Old NURSE.

NRS. WlNsL0W'> SOOTHING srktPl Tie
rre.criplon II one of te o.st female p'i, ,sl'lans
sud nurse ia the United states, and has bcel used
fer forty year, Dltn neNcr-faling safety anf SUE
ccs, by millions 81 mothers and children, from rc
feeble infant Of one week Old % Ne admit II cof-
re-:. acidity IL tie stomach relieve Nmd-coAc'
reyalates the bowels, aad gives rest, healiA' ana
comfort 70 mother and child. We ueiT'e i' "'s
best and s,rest remedy IN the world IA al e-'e' "i
pYsENTEIY and DlAnRHG.A In children
whether arising from teegbing or from any Other
eau,e. Fun directions for using will accompany
eseh bottle. None genuine unless the g.e s,"'is
of CURTIS 4 PERkiNs 10 On the outside wrap
per. Sold by all medieine-dealers. Twenty nVe
cents a hottie. oe 20-eodlw
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MAMMOTH MEETING.
GREAT DENOMINATION OF THE
RICHMOND DEMOCRACYINBE
HALF OF JOHN T.. MASSEY
AND GEORGE ID. WISE.
NEVER MIND THE WEATHER.
hAiN AT A BAD TIME, But THE
CLUBS AND PEOPLE TURN
OUT ALL THE SAME.

ofganization Of ;he Meeting a the Armory:
called 10 Order by Charles 4. Taylor, Esq,
aud Colonel Archer Anderson Announced
as Chairman-Eloquent and Effective Re-
mr' Massey Disclosing the True Inward
ness and Marvellous Meanness of General
Mahone-The Issues Of the Canvas -
sehted in Vigorous Tcrms-TclIing Points
OF the speech-A Great Crowd and Great
Time George ID. Wise EnihusiasticaIly
from MIR. Marshall, &C., &c.
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Every bDtiy. Notice.

Tho-e fortunate people living IN the vi
cinity i 1000 Ncnahle street must not for
2,t thi, ". r. BatAin- has The genuine
Monro,e whi-kry lor ale at lhe lblgcNo.
There are hut f,w hr-t-ch., h,u,o- IN
Richmond who do Not handle ihi- 'c@ant
whi-k.y for medicinal AMI family pur-
poses. 20 say no,h.a- of likr r-1m. .lc-ro'm>.
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Fashionable Millinery.

Green x Waugh opened hr.e line of
6nr millinery yood~ At The new store. 3i3
Broad street. yesterday evening. and
NADINE Mcpontld. OF New York. can
tX mp tony bat, from 5Lj1 O. c2). Bar
gains in black ca-hmcrc,, IlcnriCrra cloths,
ilannels, blankets, linens, Kid gloves, ho,ie-
rv. Nc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-20

sovr or WILLIE SHEPHERDS DRAWIS'S'
,,a'.rS carlton Mccarthy & Co., 9l6 Man
IL. t.oot evbibit in their windows to-day ana
Iii ,'ntiI s,,urday evening thirty original pen
un,u ;sl' - dr,yincs. made by our accom-
nli,hed fellow-citizen imam man; e. ito ~ Ne
.rIu, @ N ~ Northern Virginia. Already
arm! arm! har. Iern several liberal offers to
therT nav ,hn Collection, and it is feared
ipnnt pui 'Tn ,%o nicture, will eventually pass h'o
thc hand. Of northern purcha't.ii, ronro.
The book containing Jdc-S,T,,!"'SS i't,o =. :,
dnrtions OF these sketches PupinN,iTv" tTo trade
Richmond firm, will be ready ior INC '''''
earIy next week. n.t,oro, rem.
utation A. one Of the hrSt iilu''i"'oi WV
country.
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Mozart Chorus and vanity Fair.

The Mozart chorus has been invited to
open Vanity Fair Monday night with the
Patience and PinafOrc choruscs. II /, said
that the chort, win be- entertained by Conn
pany ID afterwards by collation..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-20
FESTIVAL.

yC1r YOTNG LADIES or DE, u,
NJ mr. a., (tiI-RCH wil hold a FESTIVAL Ia
IL @ r ne cGae4 on fhiRS hSaas6 he
menciug ~ IL u Sr SnU tbe benefit of the poor 81
The church. There VIII ~''V ~ Oc 2l-lt+
f0r fie u Or.
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Ne. MARSHALL SPEAKS.
Iron ornEn LocAL SEE rornrn rAeE.l

The balance 4 iiic /, lost when the
nerves are oytrwrought. There must hc
peaceful sleep and good digestion. or fret
iunos> aud wild distress will dominate
energy and di>,ipate hope. Cured only by
the Use Of DR.. Ben,on's Celery and Chamo-
milo pill.