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CAPITAL CULllNGS.
Presidential Appointments.

WASHINGTON, October 26.-The President
has appointed George E. Waring, Jr., OF
Newport, r. l., member of the National
Board of Health, vice Chas. F. Folsom, o:
Massachusetts,, resigned.
He also appointed Vim. Smith, OF New
York; Edward W. Kinsley, o. Massachus-
setts, and Dwight Tripp, OF Rhode Island,
a commission to examine and report upon
two hundred and fifty miles OF road con-
structed by the Atlantic aud Pacific Rail-
road Company in Indian Territory and Ari-
Zona-
Fall Surrenders.
Frank H. Fall. charged W ith attempting
to corrupt the Star Route juror, surrender
ed himself to-day. Special Counsel Wells,
representing the Government, and Riddle
aud Davis counsel for Fall, met in the po-
lice. court this afternoon to arrange the
amount of bail. Wells demand a bond
amounting to s., ,0C0, which the defendant
refused TO furnish, and decided to appeal
10 Judge Small to have the amount re-
duced. Psyne's cases will come up for 3
hearing on Tuesday. No day set for a
hearing in Falls case yet.
The Jeannette Inquiry.
In dhe Jeanette Board of Inquiry to-
day Lieutenant Danenhower told the story
OF the yanderings, perils and sufferinSs of
the mel IN the Journey IrSm bennett Is
land, AIgust till September II, when the
parry ldt Sc nouovsky Island in their
boats for the voyage across the open wafer,
as il was believed but little more ice would
be encountered. The story has in effect
tcen told before in the reports OF Omen.
hover and Helyille, and in the diary Of
DeLong.
Zig Money.
Assistant United States Treasurer Bene-
ridge, at Ch'clgo. today, applied to the
Treasury Department for S3,0C0, 600 in gold
certificates in denominations larger than
$1,000.
EoIser.
Secretary Foleer was at his Office TO day
He said he did noS know how long he
would remain in the city, as he mad made
TO definite plans as to his movement
Geld Certificates.
The Bursauof Engraving and Printing
has been directed to prepare plates for the
printing of goN certificates OF the denomi-
nation of so, so and 500 which will bear
engraved signatures of the Treasurer and
Register of the United States, and be issued
from the Treasury in the same manner as
legal tenders.
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OTTAWA, CGx., October 26-The recent
disasters at Georgian bay hsyin8 Led %
: Che thediscpxesysSflnRssp9DfsI.1 80
tbe adIirsliz seF!s q
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ssv crs,ss,Aus. E.sE oststS6x,
Yesterday sftsfnoon Mn. ResS0 - -
sion TO use some cunoentrs1ol r. - -
Inadvertently plseet tbs val13 90 -
10 ne n Wbils hss sttsaNss - - Z
lev moments Hrseted % nolhB - y
the room, her htsls boy, 80 - -
and before shs cea31 31nlnh M2S1l
nosfbis d6ps - - 1lsoG Su1lsS.
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WalfHhffman nxanr

CANDKS, n. J, October 8.-walt Whit
nRn is 50 seriously i'll of Brighfs disease
dat there are ies. il any, hopes q his re.
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warxnvrLLr, n. C.. October 81, - Dsm-
Der Of eonsicfs workfsg "a the C64sI TuD.
mel, near this plsee, usesfthed fhesAesseea
Of masfodon six feet beneath de suflsse
In perfect stste Of preservation. Al -
bones of the monster, wb1eA ~ -
about forty feet IN length. ~
curkd Lar Hrnn. .S1,fr
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Took some HimeIf 4

FKGSKloEI, KY., 0cto5el 9s-John
@ oDonnef. tried for poisoning us fsafIfl
With arseTfc. yesterday took ars0fc h;n-
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DEATHS.

Died. at her late residence. No. 16 south licvl-
dorc street. February IA. 1882 at o'clock i. NJ.
LENORA NEWMAN. IN the twenty-seycnth year
of her age. the only daughter of William and
Nancy Bennett
Another aHgCl has gone to rest,
TO dwell with Him who gave;
Another darling soul
l. sheltered In the grave
tod needed one more angel
Amidst His shining band.
And so lie bent. with loving smile,
And clasIed our darling's hands.
We miss hcr--words cannot express
The loss we now sustain.
Yet She j. In Heaven 1T rest,
oh. why should We complain!
Funeral took place yesterday evening ai )
o'clock at Pine-Sreet Baptist church.
WILLIE ". WILLIAMS died at his residence.
corner Twenty-secOnd and Plcasanis street. the
10th instant, after Il long aud painful Illness In
the twenty-sixtl year Of bis age.
lie leaves 4 devoted wifc ana many fciatlNcs 10
mourn their ioa.
Law him gently in his coffin:
Fold his hands across his breast;
Wrap the cod white SIN oud around him
our dear WILLIE has gone TO rest.
His funeral w.lltakc place TODAY fthc 17th) at
3 o'clock from his late residence. Friends ana
acquaintance Of the family are invited 10 Az
tend.
Died. I'm this city, at the residence Of her hus-
Land. No 3l3 west Broad street. ~ 1880 Il. VI.
Thursday, February 10th, Mrs. JULIA y. DEAN
wife of Samuel Dean. -.
Her funeral viii take place TlIiS friday AZ
TERNOON from Legh-Street Methodist Episco-
pal church at 3 O'Clock. Friends of the family are
Invited to attend.
Fredericksburg, Va, and Washington papers
please copy.
Died. in WaynesbOro'. Augusta county. Va, at
o'clock L. " Thursday, February 2. 1se2, IN the
thir;y-secUnd year # his age, THOMAS \.
BRUCE. only s,n of George 4. aud sarah 4.
Bruce, ard son-h-law Of 7. c. Woody, Of this city,
Died. on the 18th utimo, at his residence, In
HenricO cOunty,Na. Mr.. JAMES :. R1ALL, in
the eighty-siXth jear Of his age.
Petersburg (Va.) and st. Charles tNio.) papers
please copy.
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Changers i'm Council.

The State Grange of Virginia continued
in session in Sarepta Hall in this city to-
day. At this mornings session only the
routine business OF the order, which was
Of private character, was transacted. Al
this afternoons session the following
officers, to serve for the ensuing year, were
elected:
Master: DR.. james VI. Blanton, OF Cum
berland county. [siXth term.] DIR. Blan-
ton is Commissioner OF Agriculture OF the
State.
Overscer: W. G. Rcspass, OF Wythc
county.
Lecturer: A. J. Weddcrburn, Of Balti-
more.
Steward j. VI. Benton, OF LoudOun.
Assistant Steward: j. A. Persinger, OF
Roanoke.
Treasurer: Z. i. Cogbill, Of Petersburg.
Secretary: VI. W. Lakewood, OF Hen
rico.-Alerondrid Gazette, 10TH.
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AND IIS NOkh--Dsain VI .-.ox.T 80,
xHER-rHE TOBACCO TAx-QoEsIioN VI
REMOVAL or PRINCE GEORGE couRI-ho'sh'
&C.
TCorrcspondcucc Of the Richmond Dispa'ch'I
FEBRUARY 10, 1882.
At meeting OF the Sunday-Schooi ana
Bible Board OF the Baptist General Asso-
citation OF Virginia, held this evening, Hev.
7. M. Pitcher, the general superintendent,
reported that the bad weather and some
sickness among the colporters from expo
sure had interfercd considerably with the
work during the past month. There are
IL cplporters In the field. From fifteen re-
ports presented by the General superin-
tcndcnt the following facts were gathered.
DAYS OF labor, 3j5: miles travelled,
2.1TI: families, visited, 1882; families
prayed with, &C., 1856. They found LII
persons habltually neglecting preaching,
i23 destitute OF the Bible, 17S destitute OF
all religious books except the Bible. Ser
mons preached. 81 religious addresses de-
liyercd. "a; Sunday-school addresses, 10 4;
prayer-mectings held, Z; Sunday schools
Organized, =; church organized. j hap-
tisms, o. They sold 1G2 Bibles, LAG Testa-
mcnts, 507 religious books, Ais pages OF
tracts, and gave away many OF each. To-
tai value OF sales, si0C.73; Of grants, S27.o'.
Salaries paid, s207.1T.
Mr.. Robert l.. Stainback, for many years
nm engineer on the Richmond and Peters
burg railroad, and well known in Ricll-
mond as well as here, died last night, after
q brief Illness, OF pneumonia. He leaves Il
widow and two children-two OF the latter
i'll OF the same disease.
The river has been rapidly falling since
Yesterday, and the water Is now below the
wharveS. No damage has been done here.
Our tobacconists are generally opposed
TO any agitation at this time looking to in
reference with the tobacco tax, and dis
posed TO look upon the movement "a one
made by the politicians for political effect.
The question OF the removal OF the court
house OF Prince George has for some time
excited much interest among the people Of
that county. There is large body OF the
people who wish the new courthouse TO
be built where the present one stands, and
where the county owns considerable pro-
perry i'm land and buildings. There are
Others who want the site changed to Dis
putanta. and others still want the location
fixed at the centre Of the county, so that it
may be convenient alike to the general
population. The centre of the county, il
has been found by survey, is right in the
midst Of the Blackwater swamp. By an
airline the present location is only about
two miles from the centre. The proba-
bihty Is that the Legislature will he petit
toned to allow the people to vote on the
question OF removal, and thus settle the
matter. The county has the funds in hand
to build the new courthouse when this
trouble is removed. ROBIN ADAlR.
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4 sn.-,Cu.-a.-ed ~ North CaroIIns.

rapIunE or THE NEGRO WHO KILLED HIN.
RAlyrou. N. c.. February 16.-Coroncr
Richardson went out to-day 70 nold an ii-
quest over the body OF Eldridge Bake, the
deputy sheriff who was murdered by
Henry Jones, a negro, Yesterday, In this
county. II was found that the account
first sent here of the details OF the affair
was not entirely correct. Blake and
George PEBBLES. both white, had arrested
Jones, who asked to be allowed to go TO his
house TO make arrangements to go with
them. On reaching his house Jones swore
bc would NOT 90 further. PEBBLES went
off IN get helm TO tie Jones, leaving Blake
standing In the ward. Jones went into his
bouse. took his m,lsket aud fired between
the logs at Blake. killing him instantly.
He then took Blake's gun and pistol and
fled. He had not got far away until early
this morning, when he stole valuable
horse from MFR. William Stcll and rode
away toward Weldon. A posse Of more
thar fifty mounted men Is IN hot pursuit,
and il is thought Jones VIII 6e caught To-
night. Governor Jarvis to-day offered
reward OF $500 for the capture OF the muir
derer. No event in years has CAUSED 80
much excitement as the death OF Blake.
lie was Oily tNtlll, -ohI JNo' VI w "''N w
GOOD family. The verdict OF the jury to-day
was that Blake was killed by Jones.
THE MURDERER CAPTURED.
The Raleigh Observer Of yesterday con-
tains the following:
At 10 O'Clock last night Sheriff. NOVEL;
received a telegram from Enfield, as fol-
lows:
81 have Henry Jones, the murderer. and
horse in custody. Please answer at once.
81. G. DERR."
Last evening Deputy-Sheriil Rogers re-
turned from the scene of the murder, with
Coroner Richardson. He gives us some
new facts rs to the, murder. Ii was COM
mitted about 8 O'Clock Tuesday morning,
and Jones LAID around in the woods all
day. until after nightfall, when he stole Mr.
Stclrs horse. bride, and saddel, and fled.
Mr.. Rogers says that Mr.. Blake was shot
with No. 9 shot. the part OF his head above
the mouth being full OF shot-holes, each OF
which showed distinct. He was only
TWENTY-FIVE years OF age. He was called
Eldridge Blake, but his name was said TO
be Avis II. Blake. He was unmarried.
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lg- TIE LARGEST LINE OF
M SYCLE BROTHERS
HAVE JUST OPENED
100 CASES OF NEW DESIRABLE GOODS
SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON.

100 piece, CHECKED MUSLIN. slightly dam
aged. AZ 1879, good value for % and Soc;
100 pieces CHECKED MUSLIN for 10 and l2t.c.
per yard:
$50 pieces PERCALE at s., 10. and 12l.c per
yard;
3 case, of TwILLED sHEETING viii be sold at
much below regular value:
LOCO yards HAMBURG EDGE from Sc. to 81
per yard;
1000 yards NEW STYLES SWISS and MUSLIN
EDGlNG and INSERTlNGS;
1900 FRENCH aud AMERICAN CORSETS from
3Oc. 10 l.2J;
\ large stock Of NEW GINGIfAMs from 81 to
Ike. per yard:
100 pieces BLACK CASHMERE from soc. to :
per yard:
Our 4Oc. ALL-W DOL CASHMERE we consider
the best in the state for the price;
80 pieces BLACK SILk-amongst them YOU will
lind some of the best manufacture at 40, so,
20. Is, SOc- 81, Sl.25, up to $3.50 per yard;
We are now selling a BLACK SILK at II never
sold before for less than Sl.10:
We lin show an immense stock OF BLACK and
COLORED sATlNs at 60, TO- -, so. 9Oc-
and ~ per yard:
The balance Of our WINTER DRESS GOODS VIII
be closed out regardless OF cost:
An immense variety Of LACE CURTAINS and
LACE MUSLINS, which we VIII now sell AZ
great reduction IN price on account of the dun
ness OF the season;
We have on consignment 500 UNLAUNDRIED
SHIRTS from 80, zoe, to Sl-lhe 81 shirt we
consider good value for $50:
4 large stock of CARPETS. DRUGGETS. and
RIGS, which We win close nj less than New
York cost:
The balance Of our CLOAkS and listers re-
gardlesS Of cost;
$50 QUILTS still left, amongst them some slight
ly damaged;
,n immense variety Of TABLE LINEN and
NAPKINS;
LOCO yards REMNANTS OF IRISH LINEN at
less than half the regular value.
LINEN SIIEETINSandPILL LINEN
very cheap.
Ladies. It will pay you TO examine the stock OF
sYCLE BROTHERS before purchasing Their
buyer T. always In the market and their motto Is ;
Quick sales and small profits.
sYCLE BROTHERS,
fe 5-cod 81 Broad street.
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New York Amateurs Going 10 Balti.
more.

Several prominent ladies in Baltimore
society have made arrangements for the APP
pearance OF the ladies and gentlemen OF
New York, who created such Il sensation
last month by their appearance In Patience
at Chickering Hall. The ladies and gentle
men are all well known in the society Of
that city, and have consented to go to Balti-
more and repeat their performance OF Pa
tience for local charity. The Academy
OF Music has been engaged for Monday
night, and tickets are being sold privately.
The price is 81. Some few-only few
are to be sold TO outsiders.
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pcals Of Tennessee in ~ famous opinion
sustaining the decision II rendered last
week, "but constitutions can never DO
abolished by Legislatures" wccommend
this legal. axiom to the attention OF the
General Assembly OF Virginia.
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Lydia T.. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
poud doubtless ranks first a. curative
agent In all diseases OF the provocative
system, degeneration Of the kidneys, irrita-
ton OF the bladder, urinary calculi, DC.
&c. Send to Mrs. Lydia +. Pinkhain, 233
Wertern avenue, Lynn, Mass, for PAM
phlets.
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The Theological and Homiletic Monthly
Rev. DR.. SIEDD, editor, and Messrs. JAMES
& sLEpp, Richmond, publishers, is out for
February. The table OF contents promises
n treat to those who viii avail themselves
of H.
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sec the STRIPED. CHECKED, and LACE
STRIPED MUsLINs;
CORDED, STRIPED, and FIGURED PIQUEs;
NAPKINS, TOWELS, DOILIES, and TIDES;
uANDKERCIIEs, MUSLIN SCARFs,and TOR
CHON DIBs;
BED-TICK and REMNANTS OF COTTON
DIAPER;
STRIPED SHIFTING, GINGHAMs, aud CALL
GOES:
MARsEILLEs, CROCHET, and HONEYCoMB
QUILTS:
CRASH, BLANKETS, TABLE-COvERs, and
PIANO-COYERS;
SOCKS, STOCKINGS, &C.. &c.
fell LEVY BROTHERS.
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1t Il 10 the credit Of the large States Of
New York, Pennsylvania, and Illinois that
they do not sustain the SEAToN plan OF re-
apportioning representation in the lower
house Of Congress. That plan must have
been based upon the fact that the small
States have too much representation In the
senate. We have seen the sEAros plan adj
yocated In no Journal.
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In the bright autumnal days the ;empia-
ton to comfortable exposure yields IL
fruit in most pernicious cough and irri-
tation Of the throat. DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup stands unriyallcd as remedy for
throat and lung diseases. % cents Il bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-17

The Westminster Revie,e for January
has been sent to us by Messrs. WoopHousE
e. PARBAM, the Richmond agents.
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MARRIAGES.

Married on Thursday, 9Ih Instant at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, In Albemarlc county
Va, MARIE T., daughter of q. W. billiard. 10 j.
l.. HOLIDAY, of SpOtsylyanta county, Va.
Slnfe and HernIh please COPY.
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- ECIAL.
just received direct from the MeSsrs. Hayiland
Co., Of Limogen. France, a full line OF their eel
ebrated
DINNER, GAME, FISH, OYSTER, TEA, AND
COFFEE SETS.
Also, full stock of Wedgewood Copehnds
DINNER SETS, the largest assortment ever ex-
hibited In this city.
Call and see the GATE-CITi WArER-FiLTER'
Everybody should have one.
T.. Is. TAYLOR,
fel5 101I Main street.
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SAYS s. l.. MCBRIDE, OF ATLANTA, GA,
In speaking OF s. s. S.: 1t cured me OF ca
tmrh after best physicians North and South
had failed. Price, 81 and sl.75 per bottle.
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FANCY GOODS.
~ T L Y l. N
HAS OPENED
DURING THE PRESENT WEEK

DURING THE PRESENT WEEK
4 large invoice Of LADIES LACE-PINS and
EAR-DROrS-among them are very desirable
siyes-at 2jc.:
\ dozen new STYLES in POCKET-BOOKS-the. No
Nelty. with or without handles,at Zoe, Is a bar
gain: some choice styles of ALI-LEATHER
CARD-CAsES nc so, 75c., and 81; lot OF
PURSES ut 10 and zoe; the zoe. SHAWL
STRAP, the cheapest we eyer~s0ld-tts neat,
and very strong and solid:
Aninvoice OF WILLOW NURSERY-CHAlRs aud
CHILDREN'S ROCKERS;
\ few new things in GLAsS-P1CkLEs. NAP
PIES. oMFORTS, ONALs, CAKE
STANDS, Se., &C.;
4 big lot Of EWERs and EAsIN>-lhc sl.6O size
tsecondsl we will sell for 81;
4 big invoice of sILvER-PLATED WARE of one
of the standard makes, consisting OF very
handsome TEA SET FINE CAsfORs, ELE-
CANT TRAYS square and oval, CAkE-
BASKETS. TEASPOONS, TABLESPOONS,
DEssERT-fORks. TABLE-FORKs, BUT
TER-KNtvES plain and engraved bladesl,
PlCkLE-FORkS, SUGAR-SHELLs, La
DIES, BERRY-sPOONs, &C, IN both plain
and fancy patterns. These goods we will sell
at bottom prices, and guarantee the quality 10
nc the best made.
The best assortment and most desirable goods
are shown at STEVENS,
tell sos Broad street.
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Legislatures may be abolished by con-
stitutions," says the supreme Court OF APP
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GOOD BOOKS CHEAP.

,VHE NEW MAN AND THE ETER-
Il NAL LIFE by Andrew Jukcs. Price, SL75.
PALESTINE EXPLORED. by Rev. jaime,
Neil. Sl.50.
AUTHORIZED REPORT or THE PROCEED
INGS OF TIE SEVENTH CHURCH con
GRESs IN THE UNITED STATES. 81.
STUDIES IN THE HISTORY OF THE PRAYER
BOOK. BY Rev. DR.. Lubbock. sl.j0.
TIE DECORATIVE SISrERS-new supply
Price. $50. WOODHOUsE & PARHAM.
f.D
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TOBACCO, CIGARS, &c.
SEINE-TIIREAD.

SEINE-THREAD. 0Nes
- FIsHERME>'s DEPOT. SE-~S>~S
We have IN stock all Nos. and brands OF sfiNt-
THREAD OF our own importation. We call spe-
cjai attention of fishermen and dealers In SEINE
THREAD To the superior quality and low prices
SoET SFINF-TWINEs, PATENT AND SOFT
sEINF-LINEs, YAWkiNG, ROPES of all sorts,
CORks, aud C0RkwooD, at less than New i9rk
prices. sEINEs and NE1s OF every DESCRIPTION
on hand and made 10 order n short notice.
w. L. LICHTENSTEIN 4 SOUS,
corner Seventeenth aud tranklln streets,
Sole Importers OF the LION BRAND sElNE.
THREAD, and importers ~ other brands. &c !
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GROCERIES. LIQUORS. &c.

SWITZER CHEESE,
- SMALL SOUTHAMPTON HAMS.
SARATOGA CHIPS,
TNDERWOOD's DENILLHD TURKEY 81,
HAMS. &C.:
MAPLE SUGAR. In half-nllon cam:
FRENCH PRTNFS. IN two-pound far. and
SPANISH OLIVES hy the gallon.
For sale by JOSEPH VI BLAIR, GROCtR.
fpI7 s26 Main -tftcf.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
nj TIE GREAT SALE OF GOODS
FROM THE FIRE ON BROADWAY AND
FRANKLIN STREET, NEW YORK.
STORE CROWDED.
LEAVE HAPPY WITH THE
BARGAINS THEY HAVE SECURED.

THOUSANDS MORE TO DE MADE HAPPY.
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irTSLissro nr Ar1noni1r OF Tmk AUDITOR or

THE ENDING THE a n.y az
UomcOr prncip of m dcOnpan y-IAD
rot
life AND ACCfDeN
Prridcn -
Presto treasurer ST AVIS D,yrs
Srtt
Ozz To II
APpul
''''' ''"'' "H''"
COURTNEY JENKINS
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We. GEORGE LEE. FRANK POTTS. ana y.
\. SAUNDERS. all of the city Of Richmond, in
the state Of Virginia have this day formed special
and limited go partnership 60 conduct, IN the city
Of Richmond, Va, aud the city of Chicago, Ill,
the GENERAL PROVISION BUSINESS, under
the frn-name and style Of GEORGE LEE & 60.
r.. \. SAUNDERS Is the special, GEeRGE LEI
and FRANK POTTS the general partners.
The special partner has contributes IN cash tnc
sum of $4,000 a. his input In the partnership
the term of which Is 10 be i've years nom January
l, 1852. 80 49,
Witness our hand and seals this llth day Of
GEORGE LEE, fSEAL.l
FRANK POTTS. lsEAL.l
r.. 4. SAUNDERS, lSEAL.l
state Of Tifgiifi, GUY If RichmoRd-to ted:
l. william r. Alien, notary public for The city
aforesaid. IN the state Of Virginia. do certify that
teorge lee. Frank Potts, and T.. A. sander.
whose names are signed 20 the above writing
hearing date the llth Of February, 1852, have ae-
knowleilgcd the same before me, In my said city,
and do further certify that George Lee and 7.
Potts this day made oath before me that the said
f.. 4. Saunders has actually paid Into the firm
above mentioned the sum of 100000 In cash.
Given under my hand this lth day OF Febra-
airy, 1852. WILLIAM j. ALLtNi
fe l2-6w Notary Public.
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SUFFER- on, groan on, sicken on. die on, II you
VIII not use Hor DlTTERs aud be cured.
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BEST Gas COAL.

The quality, yic,l, ana Illuminating power, 10
De established by practical test ~ thee works.
The supply Tor he lscal year ending February
1889, [, be delivered at the lower works. the
necessity OF rhc superintendent may re- Iuire. ANY
deficit viii be- deducted monthly from the price
paid the contractor, who viii be required To give
bond aud security for a faithful compliance Of the
contract, and If inferior coal be repeatedly sent o.
the works after due notice from the suporinicnd-
emf Il shall be deemed sufficient cause to abroatc
the contract.
The COMMITTEE on Light reserve The right 20 re-
ject amy and al proposals.
JOHN II. KNOWLES.
fef5-td superintendent.
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& PARTNERSHIPS,

RICHMOND, February Is, 1882
THE CONCERN OF THOMPSON ~
L MINOR WAS DISSOLVED by mutual con-
sent on January /. $50. Those having claims
Will please present them. G. {. THOMPSON,
II lf-3tt \. y. MINON.
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pwrrR.sBITRG.

BAPTIST suxpAr-scHooL AND BIBLE no JOAN,
Ayb ITS woRx--DgATH or AN OLD hS",.
Ypgn-ruE TOBACCO TAx-QuEsrioN VI
REMOVAL. or PRINCE GEORGE c0URr-housh'
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RgUAMBURG EDGINGS AND IN
SETTINGS.

our spring importation of HAMBURG EDG-
INGS AND INsERTISGS has arrived. We take
pleasure in stating that we now show the largest
assortment ever exhibited in this city. Our prices
will be, n heretofore, the lowest.
We advise our customers TO call early and make
assortment RE III LEVY BROTHERS.