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The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-02-25

4 nights ag La'it,cssil.t
nstet watchman NJ
seuis.~ tunnel, on the Chesapeake
nd Ohio Railroad. while lying II
MS bnnk asleep heard . loud crash
IN The tunnel. Though not on
duty, without trusting the matter
10 tie night-watchman, who was,
70 Ter sof up, went into the tnn-
mel, and finding a large rock had
talleG on the track, ran back and
warned off u freight train that was
appr, aching. The company on
hearing OF It increased his wages
$40 a month.
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now prepared to furnish any amount
of the
BEST QUALITY OF LUMBER
Ever offered 20 the public in D
county.
We have ;ast purchased one ef tii'
Weatheriy, Rngg kiehard@ea No.
Planess ard mathers ands are prs
pared 10 do he.ier orr
than oiher mills in tile csscDtg
We will furnish at tie mil no
lumber at tile foifowiag prices;
Dressed rustic $i6 :sar
Flooring dressed & iuateied SD p.
Lu mheT dressed o4, one sldeSi4 per
Lumber dressed OH two sid,.ss ii eF
Rough lumber IS ia sia PER 3
We have III .xtfa qata5ftS u iutlis'ei
equal to any found or leos Eay. an
will guarantee - give saEisiacliou L
all those favoIiees Is Nst.. ti:e.r ofsiers
Postoffice sd3rsss, I'm Pqua ferly
Oregon. CI-Ai.hrs & Ia y RI.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-02-25

MOTHERS! MoTHEEs Are ysu
sturb,d at night and br ten OF your
st hs SEX cnild sutferi g aud cry>
with the eyeruciating ALL of cuts
ig teeii? Il SO, go at on ana get o
oElie of Mira. Winsow Soothing
syrup. It will relieve the poor little
sGfferer imined ately depend upon it;
there is no mistake about 1t. There Is
not d mother on earth who has
used il who vii tell you at once
1t wi regula.e the uawels and
rest to the mother aud relief
health 10 the ch Id, ope rating
il. agic. IL % perfectly safe to use in
c sts and pea. ant To the taste an
the prescription OF one of the ol dest
best ef liiysicians AMI nu rse
United states. Sold everywh re.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-02-25
PIMPl..E {: S.

/ will mi. free the seceip- for simple
vegetable balm that will rem w ian.
frecklrs, pimples aud rick es piinples al, /
blo,ches, leaving the skin soft and clear
and beautiful also inst ra.tions for pro-
dncing inxvrian growth at hair On q
bad head or smooth face. Aadr+ss en-
clos,f ga three cent STAMP, Ben. Vandelf
4 Co. 12 Barclay st. Il. Z,
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-02-25

Hl,itt Giant stoeesrt Sumaer Ra lish.
THIS NV variety Of Radish is hsay,
aged, and : markedly fne favor.d
mid ard brittle. It is The only variety
witch the h..e or dry weather does 10.
run 70 seed b.'firs forming a perfect rad
dish It's % iescy of h.vor Ia retained
during all strses OF growth which caIs
iuuss ioe period of ten weeks from The
time tbs. 6rst are ft for the table. In
this Rsddfsh ali the desirable qualitie
are must garity ever introduced and it
has developed the remarkaols REGULARITY
that he last pulled have been equal to
the first. / warrant it in all respects to
be equal TO the above descripti N and
gusrrautst the sale arrival of I'll . seed.
Price of the seed by mail posta paid
10 cents per large package, 4 for so
cents; es ten fnr one dollar. All orders
for 'nor- than one package will re eive
r. e beaItiful chrome OF this raddish.
Remittance for lsss than one dollar
mike IN postage stansus Remember
this rs s.iish is Gifted ~ the Vr.eran
seed Grower OF iowg. Address al oreers
TO HJfGO BEYER
New London, Henry county, lyws fle
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-02-25
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY %

ElssoIuT1oN NoTIeE.-The copart,
nersnip heretofore existing between
G. H. Rcmme and the undersigned ha
been dissolved. All bills contracted by
Mr.. Remme are payable by him, and
excepting the :frm'sl individual bills
nothing will be paid by the under
si0ned. JOHN w. KELLY,
Publisher and proprietor of DoueLAs
INDEPENDENT.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-02-25

A curious suit tor damages is
to be brought against st. Louis
doctor. 1t seems that alter .
posi-mortem recently made on the
body Of a deceased woman, and
when preparation we're about to
be made for her interment, the
hear, was missing. It wss traced
to the doctor who made taeautop-
sy, snd ne 10 now to be sued for
having stolen It
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III HAS NOT FAILED.

As has been asserted upon the
eve of every election during the
past eight years BY the political
wlre-workers, the cry IS now made
By office>seeking schemers that
the Grange of Douglas county is
dead. The Grange ha, never been
better off, or its members in
more prosperous condition. The
Grange has not failed, and be who
makes an assertion to the contrary
is not ouly untruthful, but an en-
emy 10 every honest, hard>work>
ing farmer in Douglas county.
The reason each report to the
detrimcnt of the Grange have
from time to time been circulated
is clearly understood by those who
understaad the facts IN the prem
ises. In Ahe irst~place, the Grange
is opposed to every political or
other ring which would have for
ito purpose the robbiug of the
farmer aud it ls consequently
the enemy of all rascals and OPP
posed by them; in the second,
holding to an independent idea.
and not bound by rarty ties to
vote for either Democrat, Repub>
.lican or Independent. its mem.
.bers are not owned by any one bni
themselves. and will dc as they
please, to the dctr;ment of every
rascal in the county, without fear
or asking favor. No political ring
or party can attempt to control
them. Woe be unto those who try
to do so. vengeance is mine,
said the Lord and so 1T is with
the Grange.
The Grange is not . political
organization; it cares not for po.
litical influence beyond the pro
lection OF the interests ofthe farm.
ers of this county. And let it be
understood that che whD is no,
for Us 10 against US y and he who
is against us very often lies. The
Grange is lied about. Those who
cannot control IT are more apt to
be the guilty ones than any one
lse. And after oil, it Is t 80 to-
one bet that those who would lie
about the Grange havo a selfish
interest at stake lin their oplnion)
of greater moment than what they
would term their word of honar
were they selling second hand
clothing on Chatham street n. !.
We know whereof we speak
WHOM we say that the Grange oi
this county Is prosperng and lnde-
pendent, and whom We aay that
it past Influences to the contusioL
of schemers have not departed
from the places IN which they
dwelt before, Ne only ask the
scofers to wait uEti. the i'd es OF
june have passed.
Time will surely tell the truth!
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NOTICE.

Sealed proposals for to dig cistei h
near Bswen's sprinq, Will o. rs-eeived up
70 March lOth. 1882 ,lie city rese ving
the right ic rsJrct sny and all bid
For specifications call OF w. s. Hum,
rfrey. at his fice.
By ordlr ofthe Baari o.. Tsusie. ..
w. s. HUMPHREY,
!. Recorder.
RossLarg. Feb. 17lh. 1852.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-02-25

A committee, appointed for the
purpose. have issued a call for q
State convention TO consider the
railroad question, which says: "All
citizens OF Illinois who are IN
1avor OF compelling railroad corr
poratlons doing bualneas within
this State to comply with the laws,
and OF securing schedule rates that
will be equitable to all parties and
industries, are inyited to meet in
convention Ia Springfield, March
Is, 1882. for the purpose of organ
Izing the State and placing every
county in charge of a committee
to detect, report and prosecute
every violation of the laws By
corporations, aud to adopt such
measures as shall insure justice
being done the people By tho
agents Of the Law who have its
enforcement IN hand.
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t. READ! READ! READ!

Wcac determined % keep up q constant >,n,i,
ci .ae ATTRACTIVE BARGAIN, which i.y,
made orr
NEW STORE
popular We an opening t.l, wctH . most
clceaut lnc Of
C0LOEfu and BLACK CLOAkING CLOTHS
among iheu an elegant DDJBLF-WIpTu
DHECNLD CLOTH. for ul,.er,. 1t II ler
ytrd worth $3.50;
FJE and PA>SENtN1ERIF TRIMMINGS:
BEAlD~ 4 IA HU>sAR. ~ colors;
(LOAh BUTTONS, an coloI~;
CLOAk BUTTONS, hant-madc c1o chct.,t 40c.
ptr dozen;
BASKET FLANNELS, for sacque>. in the Ioi,-
ll oN-',ood and scarlet aud sll other desirable
cuior-.
ss-.u.h ALL-WooL CAsHMEREs At 50c. iu all
desirable shades;
buttons and BEAIDS of the itc-, style, to
UNDEE>~ KID GLOVE. three buttons. g., Is.
worth Il;
DRESS KID GLOVES, tlrcc buttons, at 4oc.
worth =:
M0C>QJETAbE CLOVIS, -iS-5utt0n lengths.
70 75c. worth sl.2j;
A-a.a splendid line Of CASHMERE and BRIL-
LIANT Isle GLOVES Of The lat.-, shapes.
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H. SYCLE BROTHERS,
3lI BROAD STREET.
EVERY DEPARTMENT COMPLETE AGAIN
WITH NEW GOODS AND NEW PRICES.

FIRST FLOOR:
special bargain-m SILKS and NfLNFIS. Eli u
BROCADES aud PLAIN NELNET~, BRO
CADFD and PLAIN SILKS;
BLACK and COLORED NELNETr from ;L25
t. $3.50;
BLACK and CoLORED PLUsIiES from S2'to
$500:
BLACK and COLOEED slLKsatSl and upward:
Special bargain m ELtCh SILKS at sl,sl.25'
andsl.5O;
rxcrIIrNT rEXTJEE and FINISH SATIN
RHtDANE and MERNELLIEUNa al sl.5O.
Si.7J, aud -;
COLOKED CASHMEHES. comprising ail Tic
most popular style of dres- goods in ihc msf-
ket;
275 pieces Of BLACK DREss GOOD, from 25c.
toSl.5Opcr yard;
400 pieces of DOUBlE-FuLD CASiiMEkLN
from p. e. Soc;
more case Of SllUDDAii CLOTH, IN every
shade, ~ 1890 per yard;
SCOTCH PLAIDS and STRIPES To AAItH al
greatly reduced prices;
l cast. of NICE DRESS GOODS ~ lOc.;
ca-eof KNICKERBOCKER DRESS GOODS at
9c., reduced from 1885,;
ca.e Of MORIF DRESS GOODS 40 - - -been
selling III 2lc.:
case NICE DRESS GOODS 10 l2.c.-bcen SELL
ing al 1880;
400 uieccs CA~-IMERES a. prices 10 suit any
hodv and every oody-a great reductions
2 original case LADIES' and GENTLEMEN :
HANDkERCuIEFs. just received from TIE
New York importers; amongst them YOU VIII
ind eome FINE GENTLEMEN's HEM
STITCHED at 25c.. good value for oOc.' eN-
cefIent quality al % and l5c;
,no,her lot Of those CHEAP CLOAklNGNi
LADIES' EMBROIDERED DRESSES reduced
ON he sFCOND FLOOR you WIN find 9 very
large assortment Of fUk-Ll>ED tlkt Y
iNRS OINANS. CLOAkS, and WRAPS
Of aii kinds for Ladies, Misc, aud Gh,idren;
4rgc .tock II CARPETS, Oll-tLOl II; -
i-"t ,'rS rtTTlNG MINDOW-~liADE~.
INCk CI'RTAINS-all az bottom price,:
SYCLE BROTHERS,
81 Broad street.
Branch store 1929 Main street. no 26-eod
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MADAME observation-disclosures night
this celebrated actress VIII commence a
two-days' engagement at the Richmond
Theatre. TIE desire TO see her could not
have been more positively affirmed than il
has been IN the sale Of reserved seats. The
demand has been 50 great that the manage
ment has determined to open the dress
circle In the first gallery for reserved seats,
and Tomorrow morning the sale will be
commenced. An early call will secure ex-
celent seats here.
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A,Crios SaLsS MONDAY.

JOHN 81. WRIGHT. sEeriH city Gicar.nf.Ii
s. N- iI trout 90 iu-tnF- C..ri- ...t. 9l.
horse.
T.. HOIZiNGEr. n. G. c. r.. ~ J. lf. r.-
chirnrY. iI'n f. f0f. & 10, pt iHrs.lth 10 .n
west corner cl trufh and Cfnll rve..
fRANk q. NIL & 90. : y. ~. fohfrro-f --
tery ou Twentieth ,It.t heiwcn N1ig -
franklin streets.
T.. A. COOK, IL \. H., two mare, fFmiag ill-
piamen.,, corn, hay, &C.. at farm called " c'iI-
mans thre mi.ts nor'h 81 Richmond
JSO. r.. IATGHION. Jg., 10 \. NJ. and aui
oP. NJ, imported and hey West cigars
SMITH & IuCh, =. ", poiaioes, herring &C
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Pcuifcnfinry Matters,

Ia ;he reports OF the Board OF Director.
superintendent. and General Agcn; and
Storckecper OF the Penitcntilrv, which
ought now 10 be I'm the hand, ~ the Cow
ernor. the Governor will probably be able
10 find material 10 make up his mind as 10
the line Of action he ought 10 take with
reference 70 the long-pcnding tfoubleS
between the superintendent and other
officials.
\, 10 the sale Of places at the pcniten-
tiary by members Of the General A.
-cmbIy first published last May). the
Governor good while ago turned
over all the papers TO the Com
monwcalth's attorney of Richmond.
The matter LEFT for hi, own consideration
is whether the inharm0niou working. Of
the officials and their charges against each
other justify the removal OF any of them.
The >torckceper ha, made charges against
the superintendent. The Board Itself has
made complaints against him. The super
lntcndcnt ha, his friends. and hi, OppO-
ncnt- theirs. one charge that Coalition
i,ts made against Captain Williams was
ilai he persisted in retaining old o1i-
Gers NOT Of his political party. Alto
2cthcr, merry war" has been going on
Tor months, but the Coalitionl>t- with the
usual luck have managed 10 Keep most of
their -ecrtt- from the public.
The Board Of Directors in special ~
port 10 the Governor. in which they found
that some four or five Rcddju,.cY members
of the Genera! Assembly had been guilty
OF selling places al The prnitrntiary. and
that said >alc- had been made with tho
knowledge of some pcnitcn;iaIy officials,
administer q sort Of rcprimlnd 40 Wiu-
ield scott. the General Agent and store
keeper. for allowing himself 10 be- inter-
viewed Oh the subject hy representatives
Oj the Diputch and .Stqfe.
The trouble Of itall came about in lh,
way: The legislative caucu, of The Co.
in their apportionmcnt ol public
patronage assigned 10 several members the
right Of naming guards at the peni'cntiary.
These places pay only : - per month. The
work az watching six hours at time in
summers heat and Wint1's cold T. very
severe. \ number oi the old guards,
however, 10 give up this pit
t1nce, were compelled 10 huy of members
oi The General Assembly The privilege of
retaining their places.
The Board composed of Rcddju>tcr,,
made a lull and II would seem q fIir report
oi ilc facts 10 the Governor. In il they
commented upon some Of the act, Ci the
superintendent. which laid the foundation /.
probably for the llNWiil now existing.
Watkins, the member from AppomattoX .
county, who was indicted for selling on" II /
ihc~c places. WIS in ri hmond when ne was I
indicted (he was seen ou Brood street, and I
Tor several hours afterwards. Then be- qui- /
.tly slipped away. In Lynchburg and .
Richmond 10 i,hclirycd that he has never .
been oui oi AppomattoN, untilaie few nights .
l-0 il Wa- said that hc wa. seen here u .
Richmond.
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~ UNFORTUNATE ACCDENr.-Ne-terdnl
morning between and : O'Clock young
man about seventeen wears Of age. named
William Hill, son IL Mr.. James Hill, who
resides on Moore street, started out from
hi. home Tor the purpose of enjoying a
hunting excursion in Chesterfield county.
When near the corner oi Fourth and Nam
streets his gun. which he was carrying ur-
der hi- arm, slipped and fell to the ground.
Unfortunately he had loaded il before lcay-
ing home, and tie weapon was discharged
by the fali. the charge passing into the
Young mans body. Several colored men
saw the youg man fall, and went Al once to
his rescue. lie was found 10 be- bleeding
proiuscly, and was taken at once into
Browuley's grocery->tore, and from thence
was carried 10 his home. Or. Carter was
called to see him there, and rendered medi-
cal aid. The wound i considered very
dangerous, aud, while not necessarily fatal,
small hope is entertained Of young HIM.
recovery.
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TAXES.
OrFIcE on CITY COLLECTOR,

OFFICE or CITY COLLfCTOR,l
RICHMOND, VA, December i, 1852.
Thi, Office will be- open daily between the
hour. If o o'c.ock 4. NJ aud O'Clock i. NJ from the
l5rn TO TIE 3IsT DAY OF DECEMBER IN
elusive for the pu1,0se # receiving from all
persons TAXEs DUE TO THE CITY OF RICH
MOND.
Any person who shall fail TO pay said iaNe-
within the time 10 limited will be considered de-
llnqucni. and will be charged n penalty OF FIVE
PER CENT. and interest at rate Of SIX per cent
ner annum 4. n. WOODsON,
del-lm Collector,
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NR.. WlN-.OW's roOTulNG -TRfPis o..
pr-.rip'.nn of one o. re ht.f femlis a.. -..iln.
.ud uur-- lu ite iuif'i siAt,.. and ht, been r..i
for forty yolr4 with nes,r-ialiing safety aui .ic.
co.- by millions ~ mo,icr snd children, IRON llr
feoil infant 20 one ncok cd 20 te tanlt. 70 cor-
n.rf- sc.a.ty ~ tse .,'narh. IolcfDs aln.i-col.,
rerliies le bowels. and give. r,-t. ho1i.A. alu
comfort 10 moi.er aAi caiii. We believe /. To-
be.t AMI .int-t rrLlf5 iu te wo.it % I'D cla. 1f
Dl-FSTrRT and DiAHgD1A o. rtld-,n.
whether a~,-Iag fram tet'l.av or from nry 9f rf
cause. fuli directions f9r u-ing u.u ae.oafrn,
each bottle. Nsnc genuine Dulss. tlr ffr 5intir
OF CURTIS 4 PERKINS &. ou tie rrr.id. ,,r,-
per. sold iy SO mcdic.ne-lcal,s Ia.u.3 .fsr
ceut- boftl.. e. i-to.ift.
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Nine. Regn Jacob. oar new miiiner,
1907 taI Main -trce', is ofi ring extra in-
ducement, in millinery aud fancy Goods.
Woollen goods 20 prime cosI Plume and
tip- in an color. twenty-five per cent.
lower than any house IN the city. Tier
stock in general cannot be- sull.~-' a..
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Personals an,i Briefs.


. ne rumOr that General N1h0nr +. f,v.
i ing 70 secure the presidency OF The Eici-
. mond and Iau'ill" Railroad Company h.-
/ been revived. Thr Gen,ral {. nov. 0r ha>
. recently been. i'm New YORK.
There viii b, quite % r-un:ou OF the
/ pre-, 90 Tine United S,..tt--Court room TO-
morrow. Editors and reporters have been
summoned % testify about election frauds.
I OF course they Anow nothing cd iG,ir own
know ledge, but ihey Hill tloubilD-s be- sb!r
to give Oh" Grand jury Names II viz
ne>sc> who Go know of frauds.
The way broken pal,meni. ar, le.l
about nev huildine- Weth after ur.h f. q
rcproach 10 That department OF tine city
government whose busiuc~, IL il to attend
TO the mater. and L. a serious meonye-
nicnce to the public. II Richmond &, ever
10 become real city It mu.t leave OF such
cOuntry-toWn WAYS.
The Acme Lyc,um viii open their ,i-
brary 81 the public once % nr,k on Fri
day from 10 p. NJ. ,t 13j north Third
street.
The new iin" OF Pullman -lc,pine-clr-
which the chesapeake and ohio railway
will run ON their ImItd c,pTcs, between
Richmond and Cincinnati viii not Dee
placed on thc line Hnti january I. l>S3'
tLc Pullman Company uot being ready to
furnish the car. sooner than fha, date.
New >ic"Iin9-ear- for tar Richmond end
Cincinnati linc Wc uOD under con-frur-
ti0n 40 tlc Pullman sA0p- in B.f!oit. de-
signed after iho efyie OF o." ,ar4 that ar,
running ON the Chesapeake and Ohio
Washington and Louisville lin, which ar.
acknoV edged universally 20 b. o." most
I'D. = q
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from .ao crca, auction sale IN New YORK. Elan
ko', never we've ss cheap as they age now. We
hayra GOOD lo-t WHITE BLANKTT at> >l.5O
Y-r p.ir, ald others IL proport5ou.
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Capitol SOte%.

ON December Isl Governor Cameron I--
.ued rtqui-.ion on tie Governor al In
diana Tor ,rockei, the Nythe-rounty mur-
dcirr. C.D,h.t Killed Jame- Hurt, and 70
the same tine shot boy NnO Wa- WIKI
Hurt. H. then mlde Ms c-cap". .ld wa;
captured in Marion county, tad. sheriff
Umbargcr, OF Wythe county, III tti- city
for Indiana on Yesterday train. Crockett
j. no,oriou. llaTari'r. and it VIII require
strong guard 30 uring him e. Wythe,
and . much stronger iol," 10 keep hu
nom being lynched.
The Gcyeinor ha- appointed ". ".
Perry. of Tazeweli county, "a ,l-i.or 20 the
Virginia Military In.,iWc " pare oi
Judge g.. ". " ard.
Article OF agreemen, hasc teen perfect
cd between the Norfolk and Western rail-
road. the NcN-kner railroad OF 'ir-.lia,
the NeW-Riycr railroad Of Ne-t irgini1.
and the Ea.t-Riycr companic- confirming
the consolidation and mcrgnI a. tnc-r
roads. and 'he paper- have been deposited
with the proper STATE authorize.
IFoR OTHER LOCAL sEE r0UafH PAGE.l
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NEEDS LooEING AFTER.-When the side
walk between Twcn,y-frst and Twenty
third streets, north side Of Broad, i COW
cred with snow, the boys in the neighbor-
hood avail themselves OF the neglect OF
observance OF the ordinance touching side
walk, 10 slide down the wslkway until il
becomes 20 slick that it j. dangerous and
almost impossible for pedestrians to pas.
Cannot the police or some OF the author
ities protect the citizens in thi, locality
from Til, great inconvenience!
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a Cashier Wanted.

y bright. intelligent youth !, wanl,d 10
serve o. cashier. Must write good hand
and be quick at hg,me-. Best references
required. Addre.> ~ once "trOcer,'
Dispatch office.
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our TAPE>TRlE BRUSSELS ~ &c. arc not
ra-i. tut just such -od, are now being -oll at
sl.l0 pcr yard our INGRAIN~ are goods kept
ty only few ir-t-ca~, DEALER IN uc-e goods, and
ar, uoi n4de merely 20 ~eil, Ju; e. wear and give
satisfaction.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States much colder. cloudy
weather, with rain, turning into snow,
westerly vecring to northN ct winds. and
higher pressure.
The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
comfortable
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY & 4. NJ. ~ /;
. A. NJ, 20; noon, G2; =. NJ. 30: q p.
NJ. 81 midnight, 40.
Mean temperature, 81 2-G.
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Ntf' lNL iNpI' LNENIs - purchasers Vi C-ri,
and Holiday Presents at l.. LEwIs's, Oi2 Nin
street.
LEE GALLERY. MAIN STREET Beautiful Dari
Photographs. II per dozen: lovely rge fl..rllns
Photocraph-' ~; duplicate. 80 cents. Hey cx-
eel in photofraphing children and cop,iug 30
/ pictures.
DoNT M tisfwnErr untl you haze sAtm-
iued thr hnc o. orinont oc WEDDING. gRDAi.
auf HOLIDAY GO0ps at OWENS & MiSOg's. op-
. po-iic po-t-ofice.
For he Dos, and Cheapest rur-Liuci c,,oa,..
and Dolmnn. Foto >icrE BEorHEHs'.
Madison Ward did not 20 for Wi.o and sini.h.s,
! some foolish people predicted: but Madison.
Nari'r- 20 one 1uc an b. ttpt.ln JACK LANE,
MODEL DlNiNG- ,Sp SANrLE-EOONs, 622 Broad
street rcople grc roi 20 bc fooled. They Ano-.t
g,oi th'as when tbs can rot 10.
WilnoH'- Cop-lfvfR on AND LIN. rh.
filoud- of per ons who hava ho,u ~ toird from
confirmed consumption by tie usc of This ori giual
preparation. aud tle grateful parilo, thomsoiso-.
have. hy yn'commcntugltand acknov iodgiuy H.
wonderful omc.cy. ciscu tie ariielca gtst popu-
lu.ly iu NNw ful'aui The ,od-f iyer Ou q. ln
tai, COM nation robbed of IT, unpleasant tl,t...
a.d rendered douhiy effective .n helng coupi,~i
WltA ihr Iime which B, it,,lf rc.iDrltIyc prfnci-
pie. supplying nature with iu.t the ~ isilnce ~
1uir,d g. heal au1 restore The dl-oa,od lang 4
u. WLnoE. boston, proprietor. Sid ~ IA
druggists.
roryour nnukct- po 70 -lcLE BroInha,.
PrHcHAsEHs or Cimi,rW>s CARD, - ,he
anoun' ~ one dollar receive 25 per cent. -oii,-
tion at l.. LEwl,'-, yl9 Alaln street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-03
D,ssoLVrioNs q pARTNERsuIes

TIIE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ASSO-
4 GATED themselves under the hrin-utme Of
NOFFETT & WALDROP for thc purpose of con-
MSS FOR TIE SALE or ALL KINDS OF
COZ NIn1 PRODUCE. and solicit consig ignncnts
from their friends and the public gener ly, guar
returns.
SIr Waldrop will give Ms special attention 10
this husinc~~.
of Richmond.
JOHN G.. MOFFETT.
december l. 1882. :. ID. WALDROP.
'THE ABOVE DOES NOT CONFLICT
L WITH Ny LIVESTOCK BUSINESS. 10
witch shan continue 20 give my special atlen-
iiou. and solicit consgnmcnts Of al kinds oi i've
stock. ,,.. . .,.,.,.,.,r,,