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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-12-14
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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-12-14
FOR SALE.

Good house and lot in Grayling; al
so farm of so acres one mile from vii
lage. For particulars address w. A.
Masters, or Lock Box 80, Crawling,
Mich. novl6m3
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-12-14

The Allegan Journal, which is blow
ing its bugle for Ferry, counts the De
troit members for Ferry, because, il
says, Detroit instructed for Ferry. "
But how came Detroit 10 "instruct
for Ferry?" Will the Journal tell us
thati If not we will tell the J0UrRal
1t was because Ferry was there to
work up his case, and gee that the
henchmen run the caucuses in his in
JerrSt and sent Ferry men as delegates
10 the convention. This is the way
Detroit came to instruct for Ferry. "
And this is tie way the greater part Of
the instructions for Ferry throughout
the State were obtained. Left TO her
self, Detroit, like most other places,
would not have thought Of instruc.
tions about the Senatorship. but would
have let her candidates, for the Leg
islature, if elected, TO use their best
judgment in making Il selection, when
the tine should come. - Monroe Com
II ercial
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-12-14
MASONIC NOTICE.

Regular communication of Crawling
Iodgs M. 35G at Masonic Hall IN
Grnyling on Thursday evenings on or
Lefore the full moon at 5 o'clock sharp
until Sept. Goth; after Sept. 2oth TO
March 2Oth, 1880 o'clock. w :,
G. ST. +. DAVIS, W. M.
ADELBERT TAYLOR, See.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-12-14
Office FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at REED Cry. Mich.

Land Oflce At KKED CITY, Micb,
Nov. 10th. 1882
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has fled notice Of his intention 90 make
final proof IN support OF his claim. and final en-
try thereof aud that said proof will be made be
fore the clerk OF the circuit court Of Crawford
county. Michigan. at the county seat, on Friday.
the 18th day Of December 1852 viz Lewis T..
of W Il and W u ef NV "a section -, town 81
n. range W. and names the following witnesses
10 prove his continuous residence upon aud cult
walton of said tract. viz:
A NJ Odal Of Pere Cheney o. aud James q
Marsh 81 Grayling p o. and Perry Ostrander Of
Graylisg p o, and Edward slayht Of Grayling p o.
EDWARD STEVENSON.
nS'lfna Register.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-12-14

HHNT people are always on
h - the Lookout for chan
w ces to increase their
earnings, and in time
become wealthy; those who do not i'm
prove their opportunities remain in
poverty. We offer great chance to
make money. We want many men,
women, boys and girls to work for us
right in their own localities. Any one
can do the work properly from the first
start. The business will pay more than
ten times ordinary wages. Expensive
outfit furnished free. No one who en-
cages fails to make money rapidly. You
can devote your whole time to the work
or only your spare moments. Full in
formation and all that is neede sent
free. Address Stinson d Co., Port
land, Maine. nov30y1
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-12-14

The matter of the Michigan Sena-
torship is attracting more than usual
attention throughout the country, and
is freely discussed 10y the general press.
The Inter Ocean says: "It is report
ed that Congressman Hubbell has Sc
cured pledges from a sufficient number
of members of the Michigan legsla-
ture TO defeat Senator Ferry for re-
election, and that one Of the condi-
tions is that they will enter no caucus
before which Ferry is a candidate. -
This is neither fair nor honest, and
can scarcely be true. 1t is also said
that in view of this complication the
friends of Congressman Willets vii
bring him out as candidate for tn,
Senate. Mr. Willets would make an
excellent Senator, but he is too hones
a man and too loyal Republican tC
enter any such conspiracy as this. /
he ever takes seat in the United
States Senate he will not sneak in b,
the back door
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-12-14
NOTICE.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Reed City, Mich. November 29th. 1882
Complaint ha ing been entered NJ this office by
Al fred A. Tenant against Warrsn G. Smith for
aba ndOning his homestead entry No. s1ii, dated
October 10th 1891. upon the $ " OF e a sec. 2s
township 25 r 3 W: in Crawford county, Michi-
gan. with view to the cancellation OF said en-
try: the said parties are hereby summoned TO
appear nj this Office on the eth day Of January,
1888 1T ~ o'clock m. 10 respond and furnish tes-
timony concerning said alleged abandonment.
EDWARD STEVENSON. Register,
w H. G., MITCHELL Receiver
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-12-14

All trains on Saginaw Division dell!
except Sundays. Connecting tFhiilS l
leave Chicago 9 III daily except sun
days, and pm daily except SATURDAYS
Wagner Sleeping Cars on night tiilils.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-12-14

Have you seen that new American
Dictionary at the Post Ofilcel
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-12-14
SOUTHWARK.

Al ,rnins daily EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
T.. G. BROWN. Asst General supt,
TsctsOi ,.
rEAEk (. WHITNEY. Asst Genl
Pass. u vi = .kst Ag't, Chicago.
ll. y. LEpT ,Rp. 'ien, Mt, Detroit.
q. -. ~ 81. -, Gen, Pa and
rr..r At.. Chicrro.
". q a ",il ~ ''s'. "gc','n'w
i.y, 3a IT,.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-12-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Land Office at EAST SAGINAW
November Both. 1872
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention To make
final proof I'm support of his claim, and that SAID
proof will he made before the County Clerk OF
Crawford county at Grayling, on the 2nd day OF
January. 1Ss3. viz: Ebert f. Kuck, of Crawford
Co Mich, for the n " of e a of sec 80, tp 20 n,
r 2 west
He names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF,
said land, viz:
William Woodburn Of Pere Cheney o; Delos
Holly " Pere Cheney y o: q. VI, +, Davis Of
Crawling y o; Geo Hall Of Gtayliug po,
D1w5 CHARLES DOUGHTY Register,
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-12-14
TEAM FOR SALE.

| offer for sale one or both of my
horses, or will trade for catt,c. A good
bargain. A. +. BRADLEY.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-12-14

Connections are made at ST. Igii ...- 9
popular steamer City OF Che, elanG -. e
and intermediate points
me Michigan Central Railroad for : I'D
Southeast. - -. =
WIN the New England TrSnsporta .~s
points i- Canada
AZ Marquette with the Marquetts IL. ..,.v
o.ns.ohagon Railroad for the Iron Is,p. 80
Northwest. '' 80.
through tickets on saie At Nara.. :.
isnnAce, and all points ia Northern =.
Tulllnan Sleepors on night eJp. rrs "
Day trai.s daily except Sundr n.3S3
T. information rs to passs or y. vi
- apl ly to the ofiice oI Gsr'
e'es ngei Aren't -
TnoS rnsSs NJ KEowN, een1sup1- as -
P..MlLLIGAN, Gen hii.:
apraI,sa A.;..''''.
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Chance to Becomc an Officer In the
Army.

Cadet Cabcl, son Of Colonel III. Coalier
Cabell. OF Richmond. will graduate from
the United States Military Academy at
West Point June u. 1883. Hon. George
ID. Wise ha, been notified 10 appoint his
successor. and as there are many deserving
claimants for the position he ha- deter
mined upon q competitive examination,
and the best man Will win. All applica-
tions 10 enter the contest mus, be address
ed 70 Mr.. Wise on or before September 20.
1852. on which day the board of examiner.
TO be composed oi eminent educators, will
meet in Richmond. Applicants must re
side in this congressional district. and must
not bc under seventeen nor over twenty
two years q age on June -, 1883. The
Government pays every expense ~ cadet,
and gives him pocket change bc,idc-, and
lpon graduating hands over tie commits
sion 81 lieutenant in The army.
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LIASCEIEsTER AND VICISIEY.

BriefS. S.-Rey. Martin Mercer will preach
his farewell sermon 1t Brlnch's church. IN
Chesterfield county, next sunday. and will
leave in q short while for Louisville, Ky.
y colored boy employed on the farm Of
Daniel Brown. wcll-known colorcd
farmer, who reside, in Chesterfield about
three miles from Manchester, was kicked
in the stomach 10y horse saturday, from
which he died shortly afterwards. The
boy was attempting to get upon wagon
TO which the horse was hitchcd nj the time.
Mr. John X. Foster has been elected 10
I'LL thr vacancy in the City Council occa-
stoned bl the death Of Mr.. X. I. Ballowc.
An injunction has been granted by
judge Blow. ~ Norfolk. re>trainlns .lcrc-
miah >tcelman. Of New York. from rcmo}-
ing about 1000 cords ~ wood belonging 10
the c,ia,c of the late David l.. Porter of
Chester. The wood l. in Chesterfield coun-
". along the line Of the Brighthopc rail-
way.
Mi, Jennie simpson. Of Raleigh. who
has been visiting in this city. left for home
yesterday wiki her brother, Mr. Willie
simpson.
EX-Councilman \. G. Evan, returned
YESTERDAY from Norfolk.
Mi. Robcua >hank- returned Monday
from the mountains.
Mr. Il. II. Flood has returned 10 Man
chester after an extended absence in the
mountains of The state
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Chataigne's New Richmond Directory

Mr.. J. II. Chataisne gives Us for 1923
4 better Directory than Richmond has ever
had. and he has all along kept well up with
the best directory-compiers and publish
ers in the country. Ilc gives H.. too, what
no other city has directory oi the streets,
house and occupants arranged alphabei-
cally and numerically. with occupants
name after each house. Thus, knowing
the number Of the house on any street.
you can tell who lives IN il, while by the
general directory. knO,sing the name OF
any one, You can ascertain where he lives.
The index 10 contents l. an Improvement
OF thi- year, for which NIL patrons Will bc
thankful, a. it points you TO the pages
whcreon you will find important informa-
tion concerning Council, clubs, churches,
benevolent orders. &c.
Looking at the long list Of names which
appear, and at the varied industries OF
which the Directory takes notice. il seems
that Richmond i pretty considerable
city
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LOCAL MATTERS.


ny invitation OF the Board Of Directors
vi tue Chamber OF Commerce meeting of
nelcnanu and manufacturers. and other
BUSINESSMEN, was held in their rooms veg
ueruay evening. X. T.. Blankenship. ESQ.
president OF the Chambrr, called the meet
l,g 10 order, and explained that though
iHlS was not matter for the Chamber TO
ACT upon, the businessmen might count
/ upon Their hearty assistance, and have the
use OF their rooms for such meetings a.
might he necessary 10 effect the measures
determined upon.
NJ. Blankenship suggested that Mr.. |. :.
rover be elected chairman. Mr.. Tower
declined, and nominated Mr.. Blankenship.
ana immediately put the question, and Mr..
Bankenship was elected. Mr.. W. D..
Ihesterman was requested 10 act as secre-
tary.
The eXpcdicncy oi having a parade on
tuesday OF Fair week lthe Far commences
on wednesday, was discussed, and there
were TWO oplniOns-one that the Fair and
parade would be mutual helps. and to-
sether draw larger crowd than would
either alone; the other that rs it is posi-
lively determined that all articles must be
IN place and in working order at the Fair
Grounds by 0 \. NJ. Wednesday, il will he
impossible for many persons TO exhibit at
the Fair what they propose 10 exhibit in
The parade, and that upon the whole il
would he better to concentrate every effort
TO secure the complete success Of the Fair.
After good deal Of discussion. the fol-
lowing, offered by Mr.. Ashton Starkc, was
unanimously adopted:
KeSOired. That a committee ~ ten bc
appointed by the Chair to canvass the city
with the view Of ascertaining the scnti-
mcnt Of the manufacturers and merchants
with reference to having a trades parade
on Tuesday Of Fair-weck, and that the
committee report at q meeting 10 be held in
the rooms of the Chamber OF Commerce
next Wednesday nj 6 O'Clock j. VI.
The chair (Mr. Blankenship) appointed
the following committee: Mcs,rs. George
A. Ain>lie, Thomas Atkinson. Joseph VI.
Blair, Henry Bodcker. Thomas =. Chris
tian. James II. Derbyshire, William Cans,
W. T.. SmOnS, William Walker. and @. VI.
Wei,iser.
\ letter was received from Tyler &
Granger, the Virginia Detective Agency.
rendering their services should they he
required in any capacity to promote the
object in view
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Al official in the water board OF i we wes.tin e;,"
.i,r having departed this me- 'n' ,ait5. &
cit! !rmmcnt. who esteemed him a ia'rn, ~,
gCS.i 90, .aimnloye sent his salary Tor Tue c,do. io
fni dep eIPi 81 the year with letter Of eohSo ,n'
MAINE, MANI - the widow. \ friend oi 'nY ,n", ,r,
!enct - - sneaking Of her loss, remarHrr cnn .'
ter' n,idn ~ Of the city had been TeI! oave[ .Ua
inc w." ~" etc. "Yes," said the peI'asvt lS,',
'luera''I, INT seems III they might nav , sn' ~
one, pu' watcr for half day at le',s' Go,o ~
Oh on. II inc Of resi- respect for John. ."-b0S'0" '0"'
mercial Bulletin lido wran
rhev were sitting by the sea .easi"y, ;ur,,,shin, "
They cot "e contemplation OF the na ln,rus re.ts'
IN sIigh' l1iny pillows. suddenly SUI h;s man, mani,
SounaIpS bon Snsi dImplcd hand upon ,aes n,s asIed n
nee bTr SG, and looking up into lskes ns , the lid
lei r;la m,i md fallf" "The moon, d. u[ no moo
dS, bat wseS Then there will be no that r, ba
Reeinald told her he didn't me- 'ive consider,
S,e e. 70 find out.-B0stoH 1ra"S"'P"
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Large Cargo Of Coffee.

The Norwegian brig Collega arrived at
O'Clock yesterday from Rio de Janeiro
with a cargo Of 1850 bags coffee, consigned
to ;. Blanchard. The firm owns the entire
cargo, and will dispose OF il at private sale.
This house has been doing a large busi-
ness in coffee, and has been for more than
a year importing by steamer ria New York,
but have concluded, with the hope Of
making Richmond n coffee market, TO i'm
port in future by sail direct to this port.
This will enable them 10 sell to the large
western cities and 10 meet any competition.
Besides being large importers Of coffee, the
house does an immense business in molas-
ses. syrups. refined sugar., and meats Of
various kinds. Their large warehouse.
with four floors, 81 10y lGj feet. on Virginia
street. will be completed in December
They will then have the best and largest
house for the business in the State. and
will have every facility for receiving.
storing, and shipping. The building will
add much 10 that part Of the city. and we
are glad to note any such progress amonz
our commercial houses.
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Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. J. Hop. Woods, ,on and law partner
81 Hon. samuel Woods, OF PhilippL W.
Va. who ha, been in the city for several
dav,. left for home on Monday rid the
Richmond and Allegheny railroad.
Rev. u. W. STAPLE, has been confined
at home for several days on account oi
severe illness.
Mr.. L. Green and daughter, OF Toronto
Canada. formerly Of Virginia, are in the
citv visiting relations and friends.
Mrs. Judge J. i. Cotton and daughters
Of New Orleans, L., are stopping at The
II. james Hotel.
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po,1cr CorRr.-The following cases
were i uisl'VUgH Winston. ~ assault and battery.
TSe Co'Tpu cp.e was dismissed on payment OF
costs. feoloredl. CHARGED
with recklcssly driving hcn h,i C1'' murine the
the carriage OF samuel o1ne"lI one IiYcs W. 81 Mr. Mr.
same and endanserins 'n' W yIas r continued
Cohen's family. The '"'' " -
until to-day. .oiored) was fined
% a for being disorderly in & the street, yet: fined
$3.50 for assault and battery, y.,,, and hot.
tery, % was nra jailed Tor three months /" default
Of surety. s found guilty Of
stealing one lot Of scalio,u.ms, n,.ncsd 1 E to ~
from Harris & Jasper ahV ''""A''"" -
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LAYING OF A CoRNER-SToNE.-This after

LAYING or A CORNER-SToNE.-This after
noon at ) O'Clock the interesting ceremony
OF the LAYING Of the cornerstone OF the
new building for the Retreat Tor thT
SICK" at No. 800 north Twelfth street VIII
take place with the usual appropriate cerc-
monics by Richmond Lodge, No. 10, An-
cient Free and Accepted Ma>ons. me
Na,onS. escorted by the knights Tomplar
in mi recalia. mounted and with band
Of music, will present their usual atir1c-
tive appearance on their march to the The
buildinG. An address will be made by the
Rev. Mr.. Lambeth, OF the Methodist Lpl~,,
copal Church. and prayer viii be one"cu
Lv Rev. II. ". Jackson. OF Grace chuI III
The Masons and Sir Knights will doubl.es,,
narade with full ranks, for indepcnd,ni oII
iIe M interesting ceremony, so laudaole and
charitable an enterprise. IN when 30 many
ora interestrd. should call forth large as'
Sembly Of our citizen, and friends Of The
Retreat for the Sick Is witnesscs ana paru
cipant> in most noble undertaking.
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DICHMoNp FEMALE INSTITUTE.

The thlrtieth errml session OF this iusiitutiuss
opens sEPTtNBtR "a ri With the fofSwfng
oFFICEas AND TEACHERS.
MISS sALLEY Is. BANNER. Principal La4i ~,
Moral Philosophy, AM English Literarse.
PROP ESSo8 CHARLES ~. MlNsTOS. VI. A.,
Natural Sciences aui'MtthematlcS.
Miss l.. T. THuRsroN graduate ef vassar
College,, Mathematical al History.
MADEsorsrLLE RoSE DE DCTZELE NATIVE
of France), Gunch.
Miss GREBE. German
MISS SUSIE HAMMER. Associate Prfrri,ai,
J. L1rin, Mathematics aEdTUparaiory school.
MK>. ALICE SWAIN HtNTkR. Vocal Gation
and Italian.
MISS NELLIE DUSrHAN. Piano, Thorash
Bass. and HARMONY.
MISS :. &. HAMMER. Gaifar.
MISS ALICIA u. LAIRD. Drawing aad tHiut-
ing.
MISS MARIA MORRIS Porcelain Painting. Ise-
c0fatiye Art. and kensiucftq Embroidery.
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INSTALLATION OF OTFICERs.-The state
crand Lodge. Knights oi Damon. has IN
s,alIed the following officers for the ensIi-
inc term: John j. Blye, r. W. ;. q. +. C.;
p69.seii p9 smith. Il. W. :. &. c.: Charles NJ.
Rarrett. r. W. :. &. v; George Mere
dith, II. W. :. e.. D.; Walter NoIr1,i' -;
W. ;. q. s.; simon Harris, W. - Ia, y, ~
Parson, 5. q. T.; John Digs, :. U' -. VI.
W. y. Scott, Il. ii. W.; David AhdTrsoh, ..
I. II. w: George BrockcnLur, Il. II. [.
W II. Lacy, L. ii. c.; Samuel Lewis, o.
:: William Cartharn, l. ;.
oficcrs OF the Commandery: j. c. Whin
Lotion. II. w. G.. +. Commander; james
wilson. r. W. Commander; Robert Tay
lor. r. W. l.. Commander.
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THE MOZART THIS EvENING-OPEKkI tn; !;
First, march, "On to the Battie-r iclu'
(Strauss,) orchestra; second, SOLO sopranI'
..Mermaid's Song" (White,) MIS-. Joseph
l.. Wells, Jr., OF Macon, Ga; third, pot
pourri, merry War;" (straliss'l orehes-
ira: fourth, solo soprano. " standchsh an
Ida" tWeingand.) Mrs. Joseph L. Weu::
Jr.; to conclude with, VINO, : tne heir
an operetta in one act, music 10y hT; Ilerrs
Bernard, with the following cast hosel,
Young farmer, Mr.. Pierre Bernaui NAn'!
: dajrxmajd. Miss Carrie +. Staude.
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teen days in jail. An appeal was taken to
the Hastings Court.
Charles Harris (colored), charged with
breaking into the iewelry store OF Alfred
Harris and committing larceny. The case
was continued till next Tuesday.
William Perkins alias John II. Williams
diids Charles Addington (colored), charged
WITH stealing 1880 in currency and one
negotiable note for $4,000, two pocket
books, and one knife. the property OF L. VI.
Chalklev, was examined and sent on TO the
grand jury.
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VI LETTINGS.


CoHAASpLRY or sT. ANDREW, No. 13. X. T., {
RICHMOND. August %. A. ID. 1880. Z
CIR KNIGHTS: Assemble in\../
- front of -. Adams Hall on THI-RS- x<
DAY AFTERNOON. 9lst Instant az n
O'Clock promptly, In fun dress OF II
Knight Temphr, mounted twithoal/
aprons), TO act ne escort to Richmond Lodge. No.
10, In laying The Cornerstone OF tic Retreat for
the Sick. on Twelfth street
SIR Knights OF Richmond Comrranlcry No q
are cordially invited g. unite with u.s.
by order of the Eminent Commander
JOHN J. WRIGHT, Captun-Generai.
Attsst: W. B. lsAAc.. Recorder. an 5O-2t
THE MEMBERS OF RICHMOND q
LODGE. No. 10. \. F.and 4. NJ. are rc-~fN
gues;ed tO attend q called meeting ~ aetr u X
lodge. AT 81. Aihan's Hall, on Til HCR>DAY/VN
AFTERNOON at 4 o'clock to assist In hying the
cornerstone Of the Retreat for the sick on
Twelfth street hetween Broad and Marshall The
members Of sister lodges are cordially iavsed 20
unite with uS.
BY order Of the W. NJ.
JAMES r. RIDDICk,
au 3O-2t secret1Fv.
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w. H Minstrels appeared at Mozart Hall
last night, and were welcomed ne@hyS by GTf %,S Of
IN in that hal building. including large number
~ ladies. The performance was entertain.
,nE throughout, and elected the aear'lest ,
appH'gf>t,ib nf tho finest fin pieces Of clog-dancing
cne ener seen upon the stage. aud the singing,
MINSTREL s combination. The ,t troupe %Esn ,s.p r
.,,, Good one. and will always dra" "hen 'hey
/ come this way.
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nopsrs. MULES, WAGONS, &e.::

nor SALE, A SPLENDID C
Il XnpE. ASD BREEDlNu-sTA LII
IAIoS Ire. ]. n. FickIin's imported CrtnIse ;
dam. hne Black-Iiswk mare; astl lp n,ne SyoP-
Also, a FINE slDE.DAk bnh y H... 81 l." an good
ennd,tyop. sold on account 81 the owner ie-
noyai 10 Texas. Address EpWiN htveS,;,y
Au Sl-d3Ixw3t' ~"
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BAsr-BALL.-The wayerlys' one OF the the
~ clnbs Of MARYLAND, will arrive here
his morning by the York River ilne. % ano
will play the RichmOnds series s,.hnnnS. ol an,S.
@anes nj Baseball Park. The Richlhohu'
will present their new players on lhsse Ssets( ~.
casions. and good games may pe .coAe. =.
for. The Richmonds play the Merrl.sS, s ~, ~
Camden, n. j., next week. ea'l'e7 wv
called at 4 ]. VI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-31
CuICR CIGARS, Dc.

DaFUuE BLOOD CAS- 81 MADE PURE,
holls, pimplcs, and other erupti'ns rcmo' cd-ih'
skin assuming = clear and healthy appearance al
hy taking SIMMONS LIVER REGULATION, purely
vegetable Genuine prepared only by j. H. ZEl-
IIN a Ca.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-31

SPfVISU BBANDC FOE BR ,NDYsNG PEI CIEs,
q splendid article, pure and reasonable.
cTlTH INDIA PALE ALE. equal to Bass
delicious. Price. Sl.7jpcr dozen, at Chris
tia. a Whites
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-31

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. II. L.
staples * Co., real estate agents, have Just
sold the farm Of Mr.. a. b. Crowell in
Goochland county, Va, Of three hundred
acres with personal property, &c, for