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.uo,her Large VIII Contest.

NEW YORK, October 30.-An order was
Granted this afternoon by Surrogate koi-
Tins. directing that q citation issue 70 James
w. Jackson, Alfred NJ. Hoyt, and samuei
w. Hovt, the executors OF the VIII OF tiie
late Jesse Hoyt, requiring them TO pay 70
Helena Maria Hoyt and Mary Irene Hoyt
the sum OF s2j, 900 each, as an allowance 10
them ont of the estate OF the deceased. Inc
petitioners are, respectively, WE ana
laughter OF the dead man. The petitioh
states that the will was admitted to probate
on August Doth last. and that letters testa-
mcntarv were issued to the executors !;
that the estate amounts to upwards OF S.
O00. 600. and the debts against it are not
large. The petitioners say that this instru-
ment is not the last will OF the deceased,
ought not to stand as such, and that pro-
cecdinos were about TO be instituted in the
courts TO vacatc its probate; that the petit
tioners needed funds to discharge neccs-
sary obligations, and ask for an advance
from the estate OF $4,000 to begin the
necessary steps TO review the probate oil
the will. The matter will come up again
for hearing on November 9th. Under the
will his widow received Sl.2j0,O0O, and his
daughter like sum. The rest OF the
estate was divided among the ncphewS and
nieccs OF the decedent. In the event OF the
Surrogate deciding in favor OF the petit
TONERS, contest OF the instrument VIII
probably follow.
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GfabbiuC In NOrfOlIS.

On Saturday night about II o'clock dif-
fculty took place in Union street. near the
red light, between George 7. Cook, for
merly wcll-known barkcepcr here. but
more recently employed on steam-dredSe,
and Thomas Dunn, the engineer OF steam
tug. in which the latter received slight
wound in the neck. His wound was pro-
perry cared for at the station-hollse, and
the police started in search OF Cook, but
before he was found he had gotten into q
second difficulty with George +. Oliver, OF
Richmond, and cut him in several places
about the head, neck, and back. one OF
the gashes on the neck is Of serious cha
ractcr, and Oliver was unable to appear
against his antagonist in court next morn
ing. For the first offence Cook was fined
$50. and sent to Jail for thirty days. The
other case was continued to await the re-
suit Of divers wounds Virginian.
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SulOprViSOrS.

We are clad to learn from Mr.. ". F..
PLEAsANTs, chief supervisor, that it is not
too late to have Federal supervisors OF
elections appointed. We looked at the law
on Monday, and seeing that it required the
United States Circuit Court to sit at least
ten days before the election, and not know
ing that that court had complied with the
law and was already in session, we took it
for granted that il Wa, too late to appoint
supervisors. Mr.. PLEASANTs informs US
that he will appoint them, upon proper
application being made, at any time be-
tween now and the day OF election, and
even carly on clcctiOn-day, Ten persons
of good repute, being voters, are all that
are required TO authorize the Court TO ap-
point the supervisors. In the cities OF
over twenty thousand inhabitants super
viSorS have already been appointed. Now,
then, let application be made in all the
counties concerning which there is the
least ground for suspicion that there will
not be free ballot and fair count.
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join PAUL told not bad story in Fair
fax county the other day. 1t was OF a we'll
known local celebrity who had two broken
down nags which he would insist upon cr-
tcring III every available race. lie OF
course never won stake, but one OF his
horses always beat the other-eomctimes it
was one and sometimes it was the other
and that was glory and excitement enough
for him.
MALONE is the "local celebrity" JOHN
WISE, john PAUL, MAYO, SMITH, SINS,
RTvES, FARR, and Bowen, will all join in
the races Of next Tuesday; and will, we
would fain hope, make PAUL's illustration
hold good by outrunning one another, but
all running behind the Democratic horses.
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DICHMOND THEATRE.

FOUR NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
- commencing
WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER IST
GOLFERS FLIGHTS o. LONDON" CoN-
PANl.
An unqualified and an assured success at fhe
tnion-slmre Theatre, New York, and wherever
e,'c performed, George ;. SHINES powerful spec
tdcular meOdrama. ~
TIE LIGHTS o. LONDON,
presented with AN especially sclccied comn,nv nj,
nc nest talent IN the country, under the auspces
OF MI. \. VI. Palmer, of the UniOn-Sqmarc Then
tre, New lork, and with all the scenery proper-
ueS, aud mechanical appliances rs used al That
theatre. Received nightly with thunders Of an
piause' roar, OF laughter. tears Of sympathy. and
replete with picturesque sketches. vivid nor
traiiufcs, striking situations magnificent stage
settings scenery l'y the worl-renowmed Richard
Marst0n Mechanical effects by G.. u. Winans
Properties by MesSrs Hudson & Mcbride.
SCALE OF PRICES: Reserved seats in orchestra
OF circle ana drcSs-eircie, 81; admission Use:
family circle 0Oc.: gallery, 25c. Sale of seats be-
S ms tuesday at D \. VI. at Theatre and Ramo. &
&c 29-3t
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The Washington Repss5hican prints an
estimate Of the complexion OF the nest
House OF Representatives which sets down
virginia as sending Republicans and only
d democrats. Yet only u majority is made
ont for the RepubIieans-I72 to I5I. Now
'~e 0 from the Republicans and add 8 to
The Democrats for Virginia alone and the
ht9sf1ty VIII be reduced to II. West yir-
g'nia' which elected Democrats. is set
down rs to 2. One of and ON for ,h,t |
ntate reduces the majority to Q. 80 with
other States. In fact the table Itself test.
ncs 10 the utter bopelessness of the Re.
pub'ican's cause. The next House Of Rem.
resenfafives will certainly be Democratic
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morning Il Is learned that Gunnell and his
party had returned and reported ,na, q
satisfactory adjustment OF the dincul.y
had been made, RagIand making such ex-
plantations az were thought necessary. No'.
withstanding this It Is said by some .'i INA,
no settlement has. yet been made, ana Una,
a meeting between Gunnell and hagf'no
will take place.-dieydndrid GdzeHe.
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DEATHS.

Mrs. MARGARET Couch CABELL, d'ugh-
ter Of Christopher Anthony, Esd. and widow Of
tie lac Dr. Clifford CahcIl, died sunday morning
2gth of October. 1892, at "Fcrnlcy." her resi-
Gence. in the county OF Buckingham where she
Wa, buried the following day.
Mrs. CABELL never hadany word bat KIND word
for every onc-high and tow. rich and poor. Lack
and wmtc-amd the hearts Of al who knew her
will cherish her memory until they cease 70 beat
q memory that recalls nothing unkind. Even
through or tears see her gentle smile. have
known many good women. hut hotter woman
than Mr.. CkBELL never knew. She haS left
void here that cannot he filled; bat She has g0ac 10
MI her place on high-gouc 10 Join the loved ones
who have gone bclOrc-sOnc to await our coming
~ \. u.
Died, in Fulton. Tuesday. October , ls, ut tie
residence of her brotEer-in-l1w, Mr. Joseph
Mountcastlc. after long and painful Illness Mrs.
MARY l.. JONES. in the twcniy-cghth year Of
hcI age.
Her funeral will take place from the Nlcholson-
street Methodist church THURSDAY. November
81. All relatives and friend, are respectfully in
Ntcd t. uttond without further n"tico AZ O'Clock
A. VI
Died. last night AT a quartcr-D9st g o'clock. az
his residence. on Sirccker's iiill JOSEPH
GKUBBS, III The siXty-third ye1rof lis age.
d" After long and painful ilino,-' ne sleeps
we'll"
Ills funeral will take place from Ncnahlo->treci
chapel ut haf-past o'clock TODAY. Friend,
and acquaintance, are invited To attend without
further notice
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MONDAY. NovrNr,n G.I--l-


Real Estate Agent. Auctiou,cr,. ana Br.A.t..
No. north Tenth street.
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NeW Rocks

Inc century Company, OF New York,
nave sent US beautifully-bound copies of
The volume Of Tie Century for six months.
from May to October, 1852. inclusive. and
oo'h volumes Of 81. Nicholas for the year
ending lSt May, 1882.
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AMCSEMENTS.

A SELECT MUSICAL AND MAGICAL
IA ENTERTAINMENT will be given hy the
members of sir Walter Raleigh Lodge. sons Of
IT. George. al their hail. corner Sixth and Marshall
streets. TIL RSDAl. November I'd. Admission :
Gentlemen. 5Cc.: ladies and children, 25c. Doors
open at 1880. Tickets Of II. ". HEY, Marshall
street; i. DALTON, 4l9 north sixth, and al the
doors. mo I-0tE
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John Paul will be reelected by nearly
twice the majority by which he was chosen
two years ago. Washington Republican.
Are your estimates all of that sort? If
so, goodbye TO Bowen, LIBBY, MAYO,
SMITH, &C., &c.
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For morning sickness, nausea, sick Sto-
mach, heartburn, and indigestion, take
Llebig Company's Coca Beef Tonic. Be
ware of limitations. 1t is superior to any
tonic | have ever prescribed, says Profess
sor L. NJ. Hale, OF the Chicago Medical
College
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Few people, perhaps, will be surprised
to learn from Vi. Hcnfiet that anybody can
be pacha. The title is purely honorary
one Manchester Guardian.
Evidently its English equivalent is
esd
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."The coming victory Of the Virginia
coahtionists," quot. the MALONE ORGAN in
Washington. And "coping it win bc
Tor long tine, We dom, think it viii ar.
rive this year.
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At the request of Mr.. Claiming ". KoDln-on'
we shall sell by public ancuob' o" ''' P'''"-
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 9, 1882
n, 4 O'clock T.. NJ. his well-known ana -, -
Vail ARI r SUBURBAN REslDENtb AND
cRotNDS lying Immediately on Grove avenue
inst haif mile west from the city, consisting ~
1TUIIfTY-SIX ACRES OF VERY BEAJ Iit l.
IhND. n most excellent and adlnlfabl ar
ranged TWO-STORY-AND-BAS BHi' *
Unwilling; of about twelve rooms WIN m ,fh
imnrovcments-h handsome. ample. ana COMP
I'm All H. appoinimcnts; large aud excellent - y
HES BktNS. &c. all IN nice ORDER 'N'eh.iFc
and beaufiful Lawn, and Z very large grove 81
the finest oaks surrounding the dwelling
This property Is well known rs one ~ our ~
b,udsoIne and valuable suburban Residences: D.
i'm an re- poets the most attractive on ne iHai'i'
and needs only 20 be seen 81 be appreciated
TERMS: Exceedingly liberal. and announced ai
sic. . a.. I'LL.
4 plat Of the property may be seen ~ me ONO
Of the auctionecrs. AMI viii lc exhibited Al 49,
time of sale; aud the property VIII De sofa 'i'l'I
a. whole or slil-diyidcf a. may seem best M l''
time of sale.
Conyeyanccs viii Gin rcadincs- az oar oilco inI
the accommodation Of parties wishing ~ attend
the sale. W IL - '.',
DC II N'Nt''''. '
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We shall sell by public auction, on the premises
I'm the order named, on
WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER /, 1882,
at 4 L. NJ
Ist that wel-knOwn and most desirable BISI-
NESS PROPERTY, No. Is, on the cast side OF
Seventeenth street. occupied as restaurant, being
an IRON AND STOCK-BRICk BUILDING, con-
tanning about SIX rooms over the store, with all
modern convenience. &C.. ana VIII at all times
pay handsomely ~ an Investment.
Cd, or Immediately thereafter, the LARGE
FOUR-STORY STOCk-BRICk STORE, with
DWELLING over same. continuing six rooms
kitchen. &C., designated by No. 1928 east Main
street being one # the most substantial and we'll
built and arranged stores in that locality-now
occupied 10y \ most excellent tenant ut talr
rcntIl-and well-c-tablshed Dusne's-stand.
TERMS: one third cash: residue at SIX, Twelve
and eighteen months for negotiable note, interest
added and secured by trust-dced.
WILLIAM II. LYME K Co,
DC 2o2t272S.og.3l&Nol AuctiOnccrs.
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MARRIAGES..

Married. on the oath October. al the Gracc-Strcet
PRESBYTERIAN church. by the Rev. &. IL. Read. -.
d., Mis- MOLLIE MAYO 70 c. L. DANFORTH;
both of this citY. No cards.
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FEVERED and SICK
persons refreshed and
BED SORES prevent
ed by bathing with
DARBYS FLUID.
IMPURE AIR made
harmless and purified.
For SORE THROAT II
isa sure cure.
CONTAGION destroy
For FROSTED FEET,
G Hill Il l. 4 ] y ;,
PILES, CHAflNGs'
RHEUMATISM cured.
SOFT. WHITE COM
PLEXIONS secured
by It's use.
SIIlP-FEVER prevent
ed.
TO PURIFY r II =
BREATH. CLEANSE
TIE TEETH, II can't
he surpassed.
CATARRHrclicvedand
cured.
FRYSIPELAS cured.
BURNS relieved IN
stantlv.
SCARS prevented.
DYSENTERl cured.
WOUNDS healed rapid
".
SCURNY cured.
An ANTIDOTE for an
imal or vegetable pol-
sons. stiligs. &c.
fused the FLUID du-
ring orr present aillic-
ton with SCARLET-
FEVER with decided
advantage. II Is indis-
pen sable to the sick
roOm.-WM. r. SAND
E.,nH Eyrf. Ala
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ni,s"FiHt.~.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

= 'OA'1'''''''
The annual meeting Of the STOCKHOLDERS
OF THE RICINIO&D. FEEDEGlCh>BIR re-
AND POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY viii
be held at the Office of he Company. IN The city uf
November. lSS2. 10 II o'clock ". The transfer
boots viii re closed unit. after that date.
no Iii i. ID. "a INSTDS. secretary.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY william H. Lyme q Coz
Real Estate Agents and Ancuoheefs'
1f13 Main street

Real Estate Agents and Ancuoncers,
1fl3 Main street
4 UCTION SALE OF
THE MOST ATTRACTIVE AND
VALUABLE SUBURBAN PLACE OF CHAN
MING NJ. ROBINSON, ESQ,
HALF A MILE WEST OF THE CITY
THRTY-sTx ACRES
VERY VALUABLE LAND, WITH EXCEL
LENT IMPROVEMENTS
OK
GROVE AVENUE.
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BASEBALL.
HORSES, MULES, WAGONS. &c

TOR SALE. A FINE YOUNG a.
Il TH0ROUGiDRED HORSE: work. Ir.5N
weii' and y 2 very stylish saddl, -horc. IAN be
tween Grace aud Franklin, RoI-its
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DIPHTHERiA
PREVENTED.

The physicians here
use DARBNS FLUID
very successfully in the
treatment Of DlPll-
iberia.
A.STOLLENWERCE,
Greensboro. Ala.
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By Sampson & Adam>on,
Real Estate Agents.
Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AN EX.
~ CElLENr FARM OF SIX HUNDRED AN
IHItI hLN ACRES, ADJOINING TIE GO.
NfK I'LL tOAL-MlNF. IN CIIESTEEFIL'i n
COZ NA.-ln pursuance of The DEGREES 81
me lIcult Court of Chesterfield county eut.t.,I
NAY To- 1879, November Is, 1850. and N1y ~
Ion=' respectively. in the cause of Emma u
toN' giEtrclan &C., rS. Cox and 0ls~ dep,uftn.,
Therein, We the undersigned. special commit .i.n
ets' VIII oicr Tor sale by public auction af tIe
Clover Hill cOal-mines. on '""' ~ 'i'c
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Is 1850.
a. l2's O'Clock z. W., that TRULY yATTNIF
AND tNCELlEN1 FARM. coniainlng ~
ny NDRED AND THIRTEEN l6I3l ACpI'S
adjoining the said Glover nm Coal-Mncs .ni ~,
lauls oi \: Is. Ilzlsrd and others, known 49, tbc
CLoNtE NIL FARM" formerly Inc re',e
nchce OF Judge james III. Cox. and of which + Il
Cox died seized and POSSESSED INV" - = =
IN. u IN excellent Farm, aud has 4 comf,r,,tl.
Nv ELL NG-hOl 81 thereon, with The uS,,nI
IArni-huildlngs-alI IN good repair: and there l.
every Indication that the place itbounds IN co,l
a. :, hisn, at The same time and place a SNAIL
said farm. "'-0' '"Jolhlhs
IEkNs one fourth cash; and The resiin, -on
eredit OF one two and three years in ennaI inst,i
f men's; WIN interest on The deferred payment,
run nay on sale, payable scm-annually ana tItie
de.',hed until the whole of purchase-mone, T. NIL
anu conveyance ordcred Nv the Cont 800
MEADE hASKINS.
oc D., o.a,,o ID, :. WOOLDRIDGF,
""" special tOmmis ,iOncrs.
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I YDIA L. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
POSITIVE CURE
FOR ALI THOSE PAINFUL COMPLAINTS
AND WEAKNESSES 50 COMMON
TO OUR BEST FEMALE POPULATION
MEDICINE FOR WOMAN-INYENTED BY
\ WOMAN-PREPARED By \ WOMAN.
TIE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY
SINCE THE DAWN OF HISTORY
1t rcyivcs the dropping spirits, invieorates and
harmonize, Tie organic functions, gives elasticity
and frmne, to the stop restores the natural u,trc
to The eye. and plant, on ,hc pale check Of woman
the fresh roses Of lfe's spring ami early summer
time.
PHYSICIANS USE IT AND PRESCRIBE TT
FREELY.
1t removes falntncss, hotllcncy, destroys all
craving Tor stimulants. and relieves weakness Of
tie stomach.
That feeling Of bearing down. causing pain,
weight, and b,ckache, Isalways pcrmancntlycured
bv it, USE
FOR TIE CURE OF KIDNEY COMPLAINTS
OF EITHER SIX THIS COMPOUND Is
UNSURPASSED.
LYDIA Z. PINKHAMS BLOOD-PUEIFIER
will eradicate every ycsiigc Of IIumors from the
Blood. and give tone and strength t. the system Of
man, woman, or child Insist on having it.
Both the COMPOUND and BLooD-PURIrIER arc
prepared at 233 and 235 Western avenue, Lynn,
Mass. Price Of either, 81; six bottles for IS
sent 10y mail III the form Of pills or of ozonees. on
receipt Of price 81 per box for either. Mrs PINK
HAM freely answers all letters of inquiry. En-
close Scent stamp. Send for pamphlet.
No family should be without LYDIA F.. PINK
HAMS LIVER PILLS. They cure Consultation.
Biliousncss and Torpidity Of The Liver Twenty
five cents per box.
n nd f~.f
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nv william II. Lyme & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs'
No. lib Main street.

A TrCTION SALE OF THOSE TWO
ATTRACTIVE AND VALUABLE
STORES,
DESIGNATED BY NO. 10,
oN THE FAST LINE OF SEVENTEENTH
STREET, CORNER WALNUT ALLEY
NOW OCCUPIED BY
WILLIAM Z. GRANGER, ESQ,
AND No. 1725 EAST MAIN STREET, BE-
TWEEN SEVENTEENTH AND
EIGHTEENTH STREETS,
SOUTH SIDE,
OCCUPIED By
NICHOLAS NEUROHR, ESQ.
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NJ ST. Paul LIS CUURCIi-ALL
SAINTS DAY.-Divine service at . O'Clock VI.
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sTOCKHoLDERs' MEETING.

The annual meeting of the POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD COMPANY VIII be held at the Office Of The
Richmond. Fredericksburg and potoT ac railroad,
I'm The city of Ricnuoud. on WEDNESDAY The
9th day Of November SS2. at | ! o'clock i VI.
no Id L. Il. WINSTON. Secretary.
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No family should be without LYDIA f. PINK
HAMS LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation,
Biliousncss, and Torpidity Of The Liver. Twenty
five cents per box.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. oc 29-eodlw
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by George L. Crawford.
Real Estate Agcntand Aucti0noer,
1905 Bank street.

( lOMMlSSlONER'S SALEOF SMALL
~ But DESIRABLE FRAME HOUSE OF
IOlR ROOMS. No. 200 DUNAI. STREET Re
TWEEN SECOND AND THIRD SrREETS-By
virtue ol decree OF the thanccry Court Of mo
city Of Richmond. pronounced I'm the case If Kiliy
u.s. Kitty - dIs.. the undersigned. special commits
soher VIII sell at auction. upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3lST.
~ I. W. the HOUSE AND Lot above men,
toned. The lot fronts ON the north side of Duv'l
street 20 feet and runs back about 81 feet,
TERMS; one third cash: balance In six and
Twelve months the purchaser To- execute his uofes
WIN interest added for the deferred paymentS
ana titlc 10 hc retained until the whole Of The mr.
chise -ln0neN Is paid, and conveyance ordered by
Tie Court. JAMES ALST0N CABELL
,,.., =, , Special commissioner.
GEORGE r. CRAWFORD. Ahctionecr
POSTPONEMENT.
Postponed OH account OF Trades Parade until
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Arm.
at same hour NO,
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no I.3.5.1eS9 - snaclal cnmml..lnnnr.

DI VIRTUE OF IN ORDER OF THE
1) OiPHAN', COt-IIO or BAIrTNOPF CITY
ile under. igued. administrator Of tho personal 49,
tate of CHARLES VI. DOT GHEErN. deceased.
VIII sell 10y public auction, 10 tie Exchange sslcs-
room. IN said city. on the
srH DAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT.
~ o'clock L. W.. EIGHT AND ONF-IIIIrD
SHARES Of the capital stock * the ola Dominion
IRON and Nail orks Company of Richmond.
iERNs Cash. \. 4. Triple.
no Nv NSt2t Administrator.
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VANDERBILT rNIYERsLTY. Na.hyllle. Tom

VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY, Nashville. Tenn.
testify 10 the most excellent qualities Of Pro
fcss or Darby PEOPHlLACTICF FLUID. Asa
disinfcctant and detergent IL IS both theoretically
and practically superior 10 any preparation with
which am acquainted. y. I. LUTON,
Professor Chemistry.
DARBYS FLUID Is RECOMMENDED by Hon.
Alexander II. stephens. of Georgia: Rev. Charles
T.. Deems, ID. d.. Church of the Strangers New
York: Joseph LeContc. Columbia, professor Uni
versify. South Carolina; Rev. 4. j. Battle. profess
sor Mercer University; Rev. George r. Pierce,
Bishop Methodist Episcopal Church.
INDISPENSABLE TO EVERY HOME. Per-
fccly harmless. Used internally or externally for
man or beast.
The FLUID has been thoroughly tested, and we
have abundant violence that IL has done everything
here claimed For fuller Information get Of your
druggist pamphlet, or send u the prOprictOrs
i. II. ZEILIN < Co.
Manufacturing Chemists. Philadelphia
oc 1-SufWly
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:, . .popuYLACrTC FLUID.
Dhhb 5,,".S--~--7-0 -o0csn-o~~~-@~---->'---
DARBys PRO?HYLACTIC FLUID,
A HOUSEHOLD ARTICLE
FOR
UNIVERSAL FAMILY USE
. FRADICATES
MALARIA.

Persons waiting on the sick should use Il freely
Scariet-Feyer has never been kno ,, ~ VIZ
has been cured with IL after BLACK x0MIr had
,,ten Mace The worst cases OF DiPHTHERlA
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A member Of my fam
ily was taken with
SMALLPOX. ! used
the FLUID. The patient
was not delirlous, was
not pittcd, and asahout
the house again In three
weeks, and no others had
1T. ". PARKINSON,
Philadelphia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-01

rVEMPERANCE CONVENTIONAL
4 CONVENTION OF TEMPERANCE WORK
Frs will meet AT Gracc-Strcct Baptist church.
corner of Grace and Foushcc streets. on THIS
"Wednesday EVENING al $40 o'clock. Hon.
WILLIAM DANIEL. president of the Mary LO-
ca-Option Alliance, and other prominent repre-
scniatiyCs Of the Temperance cause. are expected
rance resident In Richmond and now visiting the
city. and the public at large, are Invited 10 attend.
no Lit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-01
FINANCIAL.

MONEY LOAN ID
UPON
REAL ESTATE OR COLLATERAL SECURITY
Special attention given to the KENIlNH W
or PEAL ESTATE and the COLLECTION OF
RENTS. Liberal advances made.
All kinds Of CITY AND COUNTRY REAL
ESTATE for sale.
SALES BY AUCTION made In city or coun-
try.
NORTHERN REAL ESTATE TO exchange for
Virginian. -
DEEDS written and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
taken.
Apply for the Virginid Ldnd Guide.
GEORGE f.. CRAWFORD,
Real Estate, Land Agent and Auctoheer,
All 27-cod3m 1908 Bank street.