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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-03-31
BEE HIVES FOR SALE.

have abou. ono hundred or he cele-
brated Iaugsiroth Pee Hive Tor sale cheap
and also have some Of The Italian bea>
which I viii dispose of on easy terms.
B0.b hives and bces viii bs sold al less
than cost.
SLIM ". c. DoHERTT.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-03-31
FrT II 70 PROeF.

At time when the community is flooded
wiih s, rnany unworthy devices and eeneac-
tions. Il Is refreshing - find one that Is beu-
ehciai aud pare. So conscious are the PRO-
prietors ef Dr. Kings New Discovery for
consumption. of the worth OF their remedy,
that they cfIcr al who desire q trial bottle
f5ee Of charge This certainly would be dis
Astrous 20 them did not the remedy possess
the remarkable curative qualities claimedb
br. King New Discovery Ter eonSumptlo =
Will positively cure asthma, bronchitis, stu
bnrn caughs, colds, phthisic. quinsy, hoarsn
ness. Group OF any affection Of the throat and
lungs. A. YOU value your existence give
this wonderful remedy trid by calling %
Foshay and Mason. wholesale agents Alba.
ny H. Morris, Scio /: Dr. l. Foley, Leha-
non DC. J. n. Powell. Lebanon -. A..
Calbreatse, BGena Vista Realetto and Nom
tague, Jefferson o. II. z. Cornelins, Tur-
ner r. \. liampy, Harrisburg $. ).
Hayes, Halsey Damon Smith, HalseY !;
Starr and Blakely, Brownsville.
Holloway. IsIIIs and ointment.
WIRE ks of Humanity Iudiscretiops of
Houth.-No object is more soul appalling
than the prematurs sensibility OF youth.
| daily Witnessed among the habitues OF
our public rronlenades, where may loo
HtGit TIC tSfFAntA ItSNttS Ca GiStaSC III ltS
most frightful forms OF the CHASTITY and
candaver0as wreck sf manhood, the de-
luded victims OF unprincipal scounsreIs.
| who, by pernicious nostrums, have inn
| pregnated tho systems of their unsuspect-
ing and coniidIng patients with mineral
/ poiSons. For all ulcers ana impurity of
/ blood consequent upon such imprudeace,
/ Holloway's Pills and and 0IAnlmsnt are
powerfully efiicacious, being composed
Of raie balsams aud vegetables that are
antagonistic to all disorders of the blood,
and ulcers arising from virus in the body.
They contain not a particle OF mercury ar
| other mineral poison. 19l
/ IMPORTANT CAUTIoN.-Non are genuine
unless the signature Of J. HAYDoCK, sur
rounds each box of Pills and Ointment
Boxes at p cents 60 cents and 81 each.
! ES- There is considerable saving by
Iaking the larger sizes.
/ HOLLOWAY & Co, New York.
owl.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-03-31

Ry order OF the Committee
J. II. BCRKHAr.
Chairman.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-03-31

n FREE TO F.A.M. nesnlital colosed Enrrsviss,
IN showing the Ancient Masonic Matters reeenty dis
~ eoveredi In Egypt Large illustrated catalogue of
- ~ booka and goos, with bottom pricea; atal
~ the highly lucrative leyInent offered
" NJ A. Al REDDING 4 CO., Masoria
pnhil.hnra al Il prealuay. Nes. YoIk.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-03-31
G. L. BEATIE,
Chairman.
LINN COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CONEEI.
TI0Ns

Oregon City, Feb. 33, 1882.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-05
HAyCHEsTER AND VICINITY.

Briefs.-George ". Meredith. who re-
Gently returned from . successful trip 70
south Carolina. il engaged in remOdelling
the residence Of Councilman A. q. Evans.
Major Charles ". Severance. who has
been az work in Southwestern NIrginla.
has returned. and resolved warm welcome
from bis many friends.
Police matters are unusually dull. but II
i owing 10 10 lack o. vigilance on the part
q Captain Lipseomb and his assistants.
Me-srs. Il. +. smith ana r. L. Jones.
The frst passenger train 70 20 on the
new road from the Petersburg shops 20 the
Free-bridge arch ran down 10 seventh
street Yesterday morning.
Services were beld at the Meade Memo
rial church Yesterday afternoon, and To-
nigh, the usual Wednesdsy-nigh services
viii lie held Il the different churches.
John L. Morion- E-q-, Of keutneky, wa
ia the city yesterday.
one oi Mancbester'- iaire-i aud most IL
ieresting daughters win be united in mar
riage to-day 70 a gentleman from North
Carolina.
Colonel james ID. Brady, % Petersburg,
was IN the city yesterday.
Mr.. r. IL. SAMPSON. one ~ the most pop
ular Young men Of Manchester. j. stiA con-
fined 70 his room by sickness
Captain John Longe-i- The ~ell-knOwn
bridge-builder, viii have his sorce al work
AZ the PeieTSbnrg-bridge ste to-day.
The Manchester public schools will close
for vacation on The 9Th 0f June.
several marriages are announced 10 take
place in this city in \ few days.
sinre the beginning u The revival al the
~wansboro' Baptist church some ten OF
twelve persons have profes-ed religion.
II j. expected that the public schools
will give holiday Easter Monday - usual.
A regular meeting Of the Cl;g Council
will lse held Friday night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-05
MOTHERS, MOTHERS. MOTHERS

Are you disturbed az night ans hrokss of ,csr
rel sy SRA child suforlag and crying sftb III
excrDclsilnE p4in n cutting teehs n -. 20 Al
once and Ect a hotiie of MRS. WINsLoW'~
SOOTHING SYRUP. II viii relieve the poOr httIe
ssnerer immediat ely-depead upon n; thee i 40
mistake ai-osi H. There h nos nlotto on earth
who hSs ever used " VINO VIII lot tel sou at once
that II Viii regulate uIc bowc4s and give re-, 10 the
mother and relief and health o. the ch.id oTziinf
Ike mage. u l. perfectly sSfe 20 lie IN ati ca-ss
and pleasant 10 the taste and ! TIE prescription o
ole Of the oldest and bes; fenaie'physiciznr asa
nursts in fhe United Stale. r-ld cyerywbess- 35
cents q bottle. nab 3i-eedlw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-05

f,s Fysscepsi KsfAofsss. the well-snown reii-
sasss Of Bzissnoss. sAid recu.ny: Dr. G..
81 sa~n. prAetioinr physirian. 81 No. lOe
.-A satsv sirses. q fhis cisy. fwbe hAs paid
s stsens4oa 20 nervous dizssScs-i has discovered
-. .x,-ae; of Cs1rxy ard ci.smesniss. eeullned
rsasn prupogssen. isyAs3al,iy cures hesdseias-
..,,rr ,lilons dyspepsic. nsrveus ~ sscS bead
.,,scarairs2- siceras~Saess- dysPsT-sa- nesrc rcns-
49,. nd fsfaiysss- TITS is ,raumps in medical
man. Ths Dpcsoz Is largely known and hish-
ID, ...r. ed IA Baltias0rs.''
- !. al druxrsfs Prfce. so cents box.
r....t. 100 NORTH ECTAw sTREKT. BALTI-
voer. DID. Ey mai. two boxes for si. or IL
,..,.. f,s s2so. % ans zddrcss.
.-..r rrHsT-clAss F1gYsfCfASs SAY 90 THIN;
"a. Fsusoas Cclcry xnd Chsnonile Pills mr.
.--s mir wcigla IN geld IN ntsvous aad sick
,.,-..-. - l1r. f. n. ScAfSeAfsr. - sssitsNHvTs
.r,-as Cslery and ChznoEils Piiis q Dr. Ben
=, lusulzsale in nervous distsSss- - lsr.
.f o. = Nssc Terk.
ID. ss.saa's Pills for the ourr ~ ucursigia sre
....--Dr. G. p. HolSaas. ef cArfsfiozs-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-05

ineligible for reelection man who could
not BE- defeated af the pole.
He therefore offered amendment 20 sub
NIT the charter 20 the people OF Suffolk for
adoption or rejection, and asked that the
vote be taken by ayes and noes.
The amendment was defeated BY party
vote and the bill ordered 10 be engrossed-
On motion u Mr.. Morgan, the House
adjourned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-05
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAy.-For the Mid
die Atlantic states. partly cloudy weather,
and in the northern portion light rains,
nor7hwesterly winds. higher barometer,
and lower temperature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-05

DEATH CF a RgLE0EUSE. sister Mary
Austin Doetsci. q nun q the order OF the
Visitation. died Monday evening IL Monte
Wsria Convent, Church Hiil. alter Song
and exhaustive illness. Her funeral took
place Yesterday evening, her remains
being buried In the Convent grounds.
The dead sister was aged foTfy-one years
and six months. and bad been one Of that
noble siSterhood whose walk and conyer-
safion she helped 70 sdorn twelve years
and seven months. having become a mein-
her of that community in Baltimore. htr
then home. She was a native oi Germany
Right Rev. Bishop keane, assisted by Rev
i. O'Reiney, Of HarpeT's Ferry, and Ia
thers Hslseis and DolIer1y. cs this city. per
formed the funeral rites, the Bishop in 4
feeling and touching manner ailuding
TO the happy death Of the deceased
and the regret OF those friends she
had left 10 lament her going. The
obsequies throughout were most lmpre~-
siye In their solemnity. In addition 10 The
sisser-nuns and the Young lady pupils oi
the academy, who participated in the eere-
monies. there were present Mr.. John N
Higgins. Mr.. James Golden, Juan A. Piz-
zini. Esq, editor u the cdfhoiic liSsioT !
Dr. George Ben. Johnston. and Nr. Joseph
W. I.aube. This was the lirst burial IN tne
Convent grounds under the general isrinsl
accorded By the Council al 3 recent Meet
ing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-05

HrsTISGs C0rRT.-Wii iiiiam X. Morton
(colOred) for cutting and wounding Rich
ard Booker (coloredl was tried, and the
jury sentenced him 20 twelve months in
jail md fined him sf0
David Cox (cosoredl, on ID appeal from
the judgment Of the Police Justice. who
sentenced him TO be punished with ten
stripes for stealing an oyercoaf from John
Jackson. was tried and the judgment of the
lower court affirmed.
John Baptist. charged with entering the
dwelling OF Miehsel o. D0nnen and stealing
Sll.J0. was tried and found guilty. the jury
fixing the term Of his imprisonment in the
penitentiary II two years. 4 motion for q
new tfial was made. which viii be heard
tomorrow.
John Crawley, charged with breaking
and entering in the daytime the storeroon
Of john Bradley. and stealing therefrOn
-. was found guilty, and sentenced TO re-
ceiye thirty-nine stripes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-05

fsl ~ euttrolv the worsi form Of Female
.-is...s. ali ovarian troubles- Inflammation ana
C,a-.,n, TaHing zad Displaoeneuis. and tae
go.-~.rt spinal wutues.. and ). particularly
ia.rssa io cie Change of Iife.
rur dissolve and e1pe tauors from the uteIzss
.s rr ,r-r s.sro .f scgciopment Thetedency to
-aurr--. tzmor aere ls elseckedvery sposdilyiy
a.1-
Do -,r.vas faiuiaess, aatmepcv, destroys all
o.fas s,r s,mu.-ris. and relieves weakness Of
1., s.-..,h. D. cures Blozrus Headaches. Ner-
roa. F-,-irlaaa. Geaeral DooHty. sioeplessne-s
pao- .cr. and Iaasezi1H.
Is f-ai-z of bear.ug down. eausiinE PAIN
vf-a-4-5 bzckache, isalvay. permanently cured
by l. a--. I.vin - al times and under all elrcum-
s-a-a- a-t la harmony win r.e laws tilat govern
-1r rar-'s .y.-em. For tie ci,re Of Kidney Com
r-r,- .f e.lbeE sox uis Comroaudis unsurpassed.
lluif D. PlSKHANI's VEGETABLE COAI-
FOUND r. rrepzrd ai 2ss and 2S5 Western ave
alr. lrrr NJ. Proc. a ris hottie. for IS
s+ri b. s-2l 81 TIE form o. rl. ElsoIn the form oi
ios.sr- n reeeifd OF prsce, 81 ysr box for either
Mr. IlNEHaN fr-ly answers all letter Il In
qer. sd for pamphse;. address A. above
~ ft4s pggsr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-05
BEAT AGAIN.
The senate Pats ON the Commss-
sse~ers ef sssss nan q Radical
Amenameus.

The Commissioners sst 10 be Appeinted BY
the Gsvrrnsr. bss Mast he Chosen bJ the
People. er Not Az Al: This Chance Ae-
esmpIished. en- sssiea Of Mr.. Newbcry,
Afser a Leng and WEAR sessies-The
Richmend Charter Amendments Inerea-
sins the Number Of of1ees 30 he Eleeted
BY the People EnGrsssed By the HOUSE
New Jadieisry BiiI-Propssed Reerxaniza-
tisn of sse unfversify Beara-yarisus
yesss and Tuef1enfs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-05
DR. a.. ". BENSON'S
SEiN-CURE

r,-.t.. fbs ..lu uh.ie. son. and saooth; re-
r., ,e6 frsckie.- and ls tbe BEST TOILET
upr.~fSs N THE WORLD. Elegantly pri up.
+-.f.,.l.. ln COO paokaEg. consisting Of boih H.
... and external t-rafIntnt Al arst-elass drug
...+. t-. E. Pficc : ] go Feckagt-
lHsELFs y. tRiTTENToN' 10 FULTON
--.- Ne Yarx citv sole assent for ~. {. "
l.....s- -ynelias, % whom an orders should is
t....f ap 2-rodlw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-05

UNITED STATES COURT. The United
States Court met yestsrday-Judge Robert
w. Hughes presiding. The grand jury,
Thomas W. Brockenbcrongh foreman.
were sworn and sent 10 their room. They
subsequently returned and reported in
dictments against two parties for trifiing
violations Of the revenue laws; after which
they were adjourned over until this morn
no
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-05

FvrEYDoDYs ATTENTION : ezllce-ssisrisii,
,.,ose wao are tla s;arsiag IN eH-
,mine onr wcis-s3erted sioet ~ Hyt sE-tt NJ
xssIuxG AxD yARTEry 6oots- Which we ofsv Al
fuIly SO pr cent s,o~ rerulaE prte~- Our rse,to
1. -oalek .1Ic- ana ssas,i pre7t>~ Call and b
convinced. --s1f akRsE 4 CO.
iscsion BarEzia Hoase. iill sizis STREET.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-05

SUPREME CoI'RT OF APPEAI.s.-oliyer and
ais. against Gregory and ais. Argued by
4. :. Lee, Esq, for appellants and Judge
W. J. Robertson for zppeiiees and coufin-
ued until to-day.
Seale against Alien, Auditor. Petition
for naanddmsS. File and rIile swsrded.
reiurrable 10th instant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-05

CaloD.i william h. Tanner has jnss ,arrhS<rd
the lnesf concert kxABE GRAND PLsSo nssde-
Its superior 8 not 10 be found ssywhsr- yes
who doubt thins to tks contrary tf3c colop<s
N itf Yos fry his piano. RANos A Mosxs. Assus<.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-05

The EsTEr ORGAN has beer rccognized a. Ne
heading ergaa by az. and Bow I'ryef~cr Hair
proves his appreciation BY purchasing rne reesI
instrument. RAMOS MosKS. Agtui..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-05

Hsean warrant pGsne fer ave wears and ~
sfoos and eoser. for 500 cssh "a ssa5 by snzesf~
mentA- RANos q Nse&s.
ala Main street. Kjs3lnJrnd. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-05

take pleasure in commencing the Lin
wood Glee Club for their generous work
in behalf Il the City Mission. and beg 70
acknow ledge receiving from Mr.. Wexford
&. Dean. their business manager. the sum
Of fifteen dollars. proceeds of the Clubs
entertainment iOr the City Mission.
VERY respectfully,
SARAH VI. PRICE.
Treasurer City Mission.
tper W. 4. Price,
Richmond. April 4. iSss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-05

NJ. kLLYsoS A c. advertising agents, ia>crt 49,
rer'sSmentsia al ef the newspapers Of sae Cnstea
states AZ pubishers rIseS. Orders segt a, the D<s-
patch eornfing-roon viii receive pronrs As;ss-
ton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-05

oSAecoCST or REMOVAL f1ona yrv-enf t1-cs-
tioa, win sell NY stock Of cnEravin<s aud Eassrr
rzris ~ rs-'uced prices l.. LEwrs.
f7z Axln st-xcs-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-05

~ aHiN saolia - without LYbiA J.. flNh-
HANS LYER PILLS Tiaey cure Constipation
iiiiio-fse-s. ana Tarpsdi;y q the Liyer. TNenty-
Sse e.Tti- ~ box. Sosa by al druggists
au 26-eDd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-05

SAVE MONEY by having vo8S printfrx done ~
the DisrArcH PRE~TISc-IicusE- Good wort.
low prices and safiaaetion gnarsnBed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-05

FAxx s0l.D. Messrs. X. Il. Chafhn 4
90. real estate agents, have sold the farm
on Wesshafn road Al weSthamptoD, belong
ing 20 Messrs. Brown & Penbersen, and
containing 4f* acres. 30 Mr. Ross Lowry
sor the sum Of ss,Sao.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-05

East HASeyER PEEsByTEgY.-TheP Pres
byteTy Of Eaa Hanover viii bold Us an
nUai spring meeting in the Grace-streei
PreSbyierian church, in this city, The
session win he opened this evening with >
sermon bv Rev. Mr.. Howison, al Frede-
ricksbarg, II kalf-past : O'Clock. and viii
he continued from day 20 day for several
dsvs. Our citizens generally are invited
70 attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-05

ROE HERRIScs arr getting -carcs. ". u.
BLAIE { CO.. Iloq east Main SireeI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-05

GO 10 L. LEwIs-s fcr Essier ezrss at hasf rrioc-
ol2 Main .trsf.
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rIzzIa hssss; f~ceived hie- los e srxAs-
BERRfEs r.
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si4 MAlx srnEEr-RAnos Z sl1sfs'-rAs
sscrcv - the hSAEK, DCsHAs- iIAiNts- nd
Pr.sE PtANos. aud EsrEy, SNiTs. and >rTE-
! 1 10 llI.a ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-05

EAsrIR CARDS at half srice az
l. IEwn-s. ale Nsir str~>s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-05

The Midlothian Relief Committee ac-
knowledge the receipt Of Slo-from Messrs.
Arndt 4 Wuhf. Denver, Colorado. by
the hand, Of 4. Il. Courtney, E-q.
+. VBRIEN. Ch1irmg7.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-05

TiXSLEl's PEAs f0r salc vcrv los 20 tie trade.
". ID. BLAIE 4 Co. ll09 ezss Main.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-05

PrzzsNI has Ja.s recsNea Eice lot Of srxAw-
HEaRrks
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-05

xs5 ~ Dosron's VISITS vsf so sOa i'--s good
tilsn oBe i-,site of HoP hrrJkEs-
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rrzzISI has mt received uice 10; of sTEAw-s
rFnnrFg
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REDUCTION is rREcEs - p.ctarrs and frzue,-
az L.Lrwrs's, sl2 Main stiees-
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are i,txorisut hsir and sne tssah The hrs' T. -
CURED iy j. a q. ATKfSsox's BAtsAN on Ahis1
RosEs. and il,c larser preserved by f,eir QtfSfSE
poApKE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-05
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

RE- ON al sales OF Real Estate mace between t6e
ii of January and last 81 June The tzxe- for The
present year have D. he paid by The furcha=rr. On
an saiss maoe between tf Isl % July and last e
TIE wear the q xrs hsve - - pgid ~ the sier.
This cls1cr8 va soopt-l ataai lfit<R years
tV an -he rtsl <fate 8Eenf- Efrhfn0gtd zna sT-
piies - Richmond and yiciaItv.i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-05
STAGE LINN
R nANNos.k ixrIrs- 90. 2a

Hs1inx = Iskas-ted q FA>SF>GEk AND TX
PRt.Ss LINZ bstwsxn fsraHiszsd Snd Tstgsssssn-
a>.ck. on AND AFTER Ao>bAA, ATf.L Sp.
~ wsfs ~ f,fs sArrd 20 carr, fAsskAtskks coss-
fors1i,iy and fAt ttst. pn,sgnpfly.
ME leave EicAmeae. frss'H efsce. No 10 srzih
Teafh slrt-l. co MONDAYS aad THi tsSI1Ai =
af &. ~. arriving ~ Tsgytslsz8asrk - q Y. NJ
basiEz 1apIsslGznisoek sn fbAktnAfs : ss3
at6P.N.
PACKAGES usu ss rrceisesa II tie atafe Al al
lisDs.- JAMES sNkkNEl.
E,a 3i~eoa pTegslrtsx.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-05
rar stoErKs OF wonKS

PIzzisI has jost reosi's'a = niCr 10 "a sIrA~'
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RIcHNoSD BAzAAR, 10 A. ". horses, muls

RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 A. n. horses. muies-
rev and secondhand Vehicles
II. /. STAPLES & 90. ; J.. NJ. framed c~eiiinx
Nc. 60s Catherine street.
CETBBs & WILLIAMS. = 7. VI. trrsfs-'s ssse
"a a building ioi on ibe Dnrfh Side Of IfTgh
stnesst. ID ths plau q Magnolia.
= HDLZlNGER. High-Couslsble. loE 4. 81 SUI
drier-
JNO. +. LATGHTON. JR-. =. ~ uiedicsi
book surgical instruments skclct0n-. Sc.
GRUBE> 4 WILLIAMS. - L. N. c0nInissio
ers' -ale - undivided che f0lr1a Interest IN t~o
-mall brick teBsneufs on the casi side e ou-
shec bl lNeen Canal and p, rd streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-05

To gel The latest song o. pfef1est new piece OF
instrumental mnsc al tile ladies an rrcnnmerdrs
to 20 % RAMOS MosEs'. el4 Aain strxt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-05

Another strong horse or mnie Is wanted
for 3 dray by Joseph ". Blair, grocer. Ss6
Main street.
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r YDIA L. PINRHAM's

TYuIA L. PINKHAM's
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
IsA
POSITIVE CURE
- ~ rEosE PAINFUL COMPLAINTS
ND AKEEssEs 20 COMMON
30 avB BEsT TEMALE POPULATION
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MoRTuARY REP0Br FoR THE WEEK ESD-
ING SATURDAY. APRIL !. lSs2--CauSsS u
Death: Burns. coiored: casualty, white I;
congestion Of lungs, / white; eonsuInp-
ton. ] white. colored dy-eniery, / white !:
fever tconge.tivel. white fever typhoid.
/ white: hearr-disease. = white; inaniti0n,
white. eolored; iiyer-dises-e, colored I;
old age. c0lored; paralysis, 3 white (;
pneumonia. white. eolOred; premature
birth. white; pyprnia. ! colored; small
pox. white. l colored; suicide. white /.
unknown. , colored; other diseases. cob
ored; use q chloroform, white. Whole
number ~ deaths IN the city. eXclu-
sive Of still-births, 50. Locality: Marshall
Ward. ,: Jefferson Ward. 8: Madison
Ward. :: Monroe Ward. a: clay Ward, B,
Jackson Ward. Z; afmsbou-e, ,; peniten-
tiary. smallpox hospital. 3.
Rate II mortality u whole population
was 1886 per 600 per annum. rate ofnor.
tality Of white population was $3.50 pei
loo per annum. rate Of mortality Of 60
lored population was CO.'S per 900 pea
annum. J. q. CAsEII- II. D..
President Board % Health.
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The TOURISTS COMING. Smith Il Mes-
tayer's Tourists in a Paace-Car" will
appear al the Richmond Theatre FOR brief
engagement this week. commencing with
FRIDAY evening. and playing also saturday
matinee and night The performance Of
the Tourists has been seen in Richmond
too frequently and patronized too exten.
sively 10 need any further introduction
However. Nessrs. smith & Mesiayer an
nounce that :" the play has been thoroughly
reconstructed and made entirely new fol
the present season." WITH the exception
of Br. Me-iayer and Mr.. j. n. Long, two
great favorites here, and Mr. Fred. A.
Muller. the clever musical director, the
company l. sad 10 De entirely new. on
course Mr.. John smith sees 70 and enjoys
the triumphs Of his Paaee-Car. Hs j. an
old Richmond boy. and has host Of friends
here.
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MoNIRosE WHtsKEY-the hesi foT family us~-
". ID. BLAIR & Co,
llO9 east Maia strccf-
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PERSONAL.

LOVE
v LY EAsTER CARDS. l0e.; foEr handsome
Chromc-t ards lJc- stump taken. H #. RICH,
% we>f Baltimore street. E1lEsnors. Nd.
ap s. .saA>rst
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II Is likely that Mr.. Walker Toted
- Ave" 70 move 20 reconsider. senators
not voting were Messrs. Rue and Meob
rRezdjnstersl and Twyman lDemocr1l.
Mr.. Twyman was pared OF with one oi
the Rezdjusters. All three were probably
II dinner when the vote was taken.
Mr.. Riddleberger moved 10 adjourn
LoSt-ayes. IS: noes -.
Mr.. Thurman moved 10 clincn the nam
IN reconsider the vote on the Newberry
resolution.
Mr.. smith called the pending question
Ordered.
The senate refused to reconsider-ls 10
20.
At "a O'Clock, on motion Of Mr.. Riddle
berger. the senate adjourned.
Mr.. Newberry's amendment was 10 the
Isl lection. Other amendments sre IN or
der to-day. II the bill Is passed by the
senate II roes back 10 the House for con-
eurrenee in senate amendments. The Ma
houeite Resdjusiers are in large majority
iu The House. They viii. in such event.
refuse 10 concur. and then the bill VIII
probably lie banded from one house 10 the
! other 20 the end II the session.
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EOR FRESH AND RELIABLE
GARDEN SEEDS.
IRON
HENDERSON. LANDRETH. BJl>T. AND
BRAiN ARD,
- OTIS DRUGSTORE.
csrrfr seventeenth ann Franklin str--is-
lap s-lm
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