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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-06-17

Imperial permission, to one hundred DAYS
Lis adyersaries. however. are intr guing TO
have him kept IN retirement for the full
period. If this is accomplished his ascend
ancy Is destroyed for ever. Ii has slwavs
shown loyalty to the throne, but there have
been occasions when he might have seized
the supreme power for himself, and it is a
question whether he would submit TO an
overthrow by his rivals at this moment
Whatever he does he will have the conf
dence and sympathy of most of the foreign
ers who have at heart the welfare of China.
Great consequences may depend upon his
actions during the three months Just COM
menced.
Arctic Exploration.
New YORK, May 26.-The Herdldrs
Washington special says Lieutenant Powell
left here to-day for San Francisco. where he
sails f the United States Signal Service
station at Point Barrow. Two competent
men from the Signal Service Bureau will
accompany Lieutenant Powell. In order 10
reach Point Barrow Lieutenant Powell will
have TO leave San Francisco about the lst of
June, as it requires two months for a sailing
vessel to make the voyage up there. AS the
Government has not supplied a steamer. he
has TO rely upon a sailing vessel, and unless
she can get away soon the passage will be
closed with the ice before the ship reaches
within anything like communicating dis
lance with the station No arrangements
nave been made for the relief Of the party at
Lady Franklin Bay.
Tomorrow William H. Turner, who, with
Mr. Nelson, made meteorological and other
scientific observations in Alaska, lea YES for
Ungava Bay. He is sent out by the Smith
sonian Institute and the Signal Bureau, and
is expected to remain in the northern region
two or three years. during which time he is
to make meteorological observations and in,
vestigate all that is possible concerning the
mineral. vegetable, and animal resources oil
that region.
,:iSeellaneOus News.
New York, Nav 2S.-While Lieutenant
Eisenhower was receiving the happy and
sorrowful congratulations of Mrs. De Long
and a number of other distinguished visitor:
on the upper deck of the Celtic last night a
heartfelt scene w 5 presented in a small
cabin below. There, with his rms pinioneC
behind him. was Master Jack Cole, the
boatswain of the Je.nnette, crazy from Ions
suffering His brother. Thomas Cole, anC
his son John were quick to GO to him. The
unfortunate man Immediately recognised
them, and affectionately greeted both. |
was sad to see the weeping son, the sorrow
ing brother. and the demented father. I'm
mediately after speaking to his son his mine
again wandered, and he was once more AVA
among the ice-felds, struggling with tn,
fate threatening him. He will be sent to al
asylum. Lieutenant Danenhower says h
has great confidence thatIack will recover
with proper treatment, In a few months. |
was found necessary TO secure him during
the voyage, as the slightest thing woul
make him frantic.
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NOTICE.

OO-I " 6hSI411 NOAAOG'
nNHE FOIL WING HAVE
been added to the Sugar c.. of Mekaeuui of Hama. MHui'
e K. KakAni and NJ. Kslawa.
Honolulu, June 8. 1882 julio 81
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NOTICE.
NOTICE mo CREDITORS.

XAy ERSIG SED HAVE
w by Deed of assignment dated June LIST, 1882, been
appointed Assignees Of the Estate of q. ASIU. all persons
having claims against the said estate are hereby requested TO
present the same without drsy. -nd all persons indebted to
the said estate, to make immediate payment to the said
Assignees. j. T. HACKRELD,
F. I. LENEHAN
Honoluln. June 8, 1882. WjeS
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NOTICE.

Turing MY FROM THIS
Kingdom, ! have appointed the following gentlemen
my AT ornies:
j. wATERUOUSE Jr, of Honolulu,
II. WAREHOUSE of Honolulu,
II. 2. Wood OF KnhIla-
my27-lm }. WIGHT. KohaIa.
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NOTICE.

LII PERSONS FOUND TR ESP SSING
on or Stealing Melons, Sugar Cane, Potatoes, or other
produce ci the farm Of the undersigned. near Mr.. Marquee
property close to Punahou, will get hurt and put VI on the
reel II caught. wl-3-4 LUNG SUNG co
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-05
Cable CItcks.

Teheron, 3.-Letters from Meshed
states that some Russian officers ere re.
siding 81 Nero, and the inhsbitants are
completely under Russian Influence.
Berlin, 3.-Specie in the Imperial
Bank of Germany since the last report
hAs decreased $50, 600 marks.
The anniversary of the caDitulAti0n Of
Sedan was celebrated throughout Ger
many with unusual enthusiasm.
Constantinople, 3.-The cessation oil
-hostilities on the Greedo- Turkish from
tier-on Saturday night is confirmed.
The loss OF both sides to date is between
400 and 500 killed and wounded.
Madrid, 4.-MarshAl ZerVana has de-
clared he would consent to become prime
minister to King Alfonzo, in the event of
Senori Legasts's failing to carry out the
promised radical reforms. Marshal
Z6rvsna believes it possible to bring over
TO the dynasty most Of the important
groups Of the democracy if the king as
sents 10 the establishment Of the demo-
cratic constitution voted in 1854.
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MISeelIaneOus.

Memphis, 8 Cotton throughout this
section is four weeks later than last yes:,
The fret ball of the new crop was re-
ceived last night
Cincinnati, 3-Entries for the fall
trotting meeting at Chester Park. begin
ming September 26!h, number ffty-One.
Among The entries in the free for al
stallion race, are Monroe Chief"
Frances" "Alex andris" and won
Arnim."
New York, 3.-Among the passengers
on the Alaska, arrived this NOR ming
are the British rife team, to compete al
Creed moor on September 14Lh aud 18th,
and Charles Rowell, pedestrian.
A delightful shower commenced soon
after this morning. 1t is generally
thought it is a month too late but late
crops will be benefited, and the streets
will certainly be washed clean. Nc
abatement in the sultriness is promised
Plymouth, 4-The Telegraph Con-
struction CompAny's steamer SciOtO
sailed hence yesterday to make renewed
efforts 10 repair the French cable.
Chicago, About 81 900 Is raised
for Mrs. John Brown. It is believed i
will be svelled TO 81, 500 in this city.
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JNo. w. LOWELL.

SALT LAKE CITY and OGDEN.
And by his Agents throughout the
Territory. m24
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
THE DUBLIN CONSTABU
Larry.
Serious RIOtS-Phe Dismissed
Police Beg for Rein
statement.

Dublin, S.-The police strike has vir-
tually ended. The superintendent, ~
an interview with the dismissed men,
advised them to draw q memorial ask
Ing that they be reinstated, and &C.
knowledglng they committed q breach
OF discipline. Ibis memorial will be
submitted 10 the authorities this evening,
and there is little doubt that the men
will be reinstRted with the understanding
that their grievances will be investi-
gated.
Several street robberies were commit
ted last evening. The wounds ofseversl
parties injured in street melees we're
dressed a. the hospital, but no injuries OF
serious nature are reported. 100
About fourteen persons wounded in
street fights are 10 the hospital. Five
hundred special constAbles were sworn
in to-day. The mob, to-day, attacked q
special constable. The latter fred five
shots, 0ad wounded g man dangerously.
The mob thereupon attempted to lynch
the constable, and handled him so
roughly that ne is not expected to re-
cover. Tonight the mob became very
violent, and ives charged on by troops.
Several persons we're wounded. Govern
ment officers are in charge Of the troops.
La George street, tonight, tram car
in which 8 special constable ksd taken
refuge, wss wrecked by the mob. The
Runboat Forester has arrived at King
ston, where disorders are Apprehended.
The authorities will advertise tomorrow
for recruits. This action IL believed to
indicate that the dismissed policemen will
not be TeinstAted At IL o. clock tonight
the streets we're much quieter.
The crowds have dispersed and the
streets are quiet. Soldiers have been
Withdrawn. The memorial from the
dismissed policemen asking for REIN
statement, has been signed by 1917 Of the
2S4 dismissed men, A miscreant, to-
night, placed q dirty tin box on the
head Of the bronze statue of King Will
liam Third. The windows of College
Green Telegraph Station have been
broken. B.. B. NJ. gunboat Forester,
lies at the Custom House dock not far
from Sackville street,
Among those attacked by the mob
last night, were Mr.. Moffett, of the
emergency committee, Mr.. Goddard of
the property defense association, and
Col. King Hartman. The mob wrecked
the premises of the Runners Office, be-
longing to the National Bank, on Suf-
folk street.
New YORK, 4.-HerGLd'S Dublin: 1t
has now been Rscertsined shat In the
charges made On Saturday night and
Sunday, seYenty-seven persons we're
wounded by bsyouet th=usts, blows and
batons. The streets are now clear and
all is quiet.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-05

Prices as low as in any frst-class
Machine, and all Machines fully
guaranteed. For sale by
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-05
A Good Example.

Wheeling, W. Va, S.-The grand jury
of the United States circuit court for
West Virginia, st Psrkersburg, yester'
sy, brought il presentment for man
aughter sgainst Inspector Young, fol
anting permit to the steamer SctotC
carry more passengers than authorized
y law; also against David Keller. pilot
the SciOtO, and Captain Inglebrigh!
nd Pilot Long, of the LomGs.
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Not a wheeIbarrow Idiot.

Princeton, Ill.,, As. VIII Rose, of
Dsn7ille, now on bicycle tour to San
Francisco, for health, pleasure and
Newspaper correspondence, is here this
evening, and reports exceedingly bad
roads, for bicycle riding, thus far, on &C
count of mud.
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s1he Diminishing Fund.

New York, 3.-Those sgitating about
the whereabouts Of the Irish skirmishipg
fund s7rointed permanent committee
of investigation, the other committee not
having received shy satisfactory account
ing from the trustees.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-05

FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver
complaint, you have printed
guarantee on every bottle Of Shilod's
VitaliZer. It never fails to cure.
sold by z. G. N. I. Drug Store. %
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VII. Massey in the Ciiy-fEc Will Scn-
test.

Hon. John l.. Massey arrived here from
his home. in Albcmarlc. yesterday. and
registered at Tie II. james Hotel. The
hard work, rough travelling, and frequent
exposure Of the canvass lWd him UP for
few days after il was all over, but veSter-
day when seen by Dispatch reporter he
was well and cheerful, and his face wore
that ncycr-lct-@o look 30 indicative Of his
rcsolutc character. He had under his arm
a hrown-paper parcel full OF letters and
statements about frauds pcrpetratcd by
the Fair Count party i'll the late clec-
ton. In reply TO the question. "Arc You
going 10 claim your seat in Congress - he
answered, "YeS, sir: that ] am, and You
can say 30 in your paper"
Mr.. Massey declared that so far a. he
was individually concerned il might be
that he would prefer TO make no contest !;
hut that ne regarded il A. public duty 10
expose the frauds and oull1gcS l last
Tuesday, especially in view OF the fact that
most OF the sympathy enlisted IN bohall Of
Malone III the North has been on account
of his prctcnSi0ns about securing "a irte
lallot and fair count " in Virginia. How
Malone has in this respect kept his pledge
70 thc North, MIR. Massey feels called upon
TO demonstrate. aAd tnc cNIucH'' "ht"ui
in his possession, with what is promised,
will. he believes, enable him 10 show that
the most unbIu,hing frauds ever used TO
defeat tiie will of any people Were en-
Moved i'm thi, state by Malone on the lth
oi November.
Further. MI Massey is advised 10y excel
lent lesal authority that the opinion given
bv JUDGE Hughes, and published here ON
tic morning OF the election. was, a. to IL
most important feature, in the face oi de-
ci,ion Of the supreme Court OF the mtcd
states declaring ii unconstitutional, ana Ne
can prove that the use OF blank taN'rcccIpls
on the GaN OF election was general.
The collectors oi delinquent taxes isSucd
these blank receipts to p1rtisans, ana tnou-
snnds Of them were filed up and given
owoy 10 negroes at the polls and voted
mon in fiagrant violation OF the law which
rcouired that the tax should have been pald
nrryious to the day OF election.
MIR. Massey will remain here till satur-
day evening. ~ he is fIlly determined Ia
clam his seat in Congress, the Democrats
of each county ought to set to WORK ~
once accumulating information which VIII
facilitate the taking OF depositionN.
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Mr.. E. $. Pratt, Of Brooklyn, y. T.. l.
visiting the city in quest Of rest and recre-
! alton. He is the son-in-law Of the late u.
B. Anderson, who X well remembered here
as one OF the six gentlemen who inaugu-
rated the Old Dominion steamship Line.
The gas last night was miserable in color
and odOr, and above all in light-giving
quality. Al the price we pay for gas we
really ought to have 4 better article.
The leaves are rapidly falling, and the
trees will soon be bare.
The committee appointed By the Council
TO investigate the Challin charges in all
their phases meets this evening at o'clock
in the Chancery-Court room TO begin It's
work.
The matrimonial market gets briskcr ~
winter approaches. There were four mar
riages yesterday in the clty.
New tobacco is coming in in small guam
titles. In 4 few weeks the market for new
loose will he brisk.
The comet, though not 30 bright a, for
morly, Is still Observable to early risers.
Richmond College j. now the most i'm
posing building IN the city.
PAGES block, on the Spotswood site, is
nearing completion.
Some Of our streets look very dusty and
dirty. a reguarly-organized strcet-clcan-
ing force is much needed here.
Fair progress is being made Oh the
Church-iIIl avenue.
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pa.sin,cs of wealthy Girls.
FANCY FOR AREAYING CHILDREN IN ALL
snRTe OLE IlNEnY.

FANCY FOR AREANlNG thliD"hN IN All
SORTS OF FlNERY.
rXev. York letter in the Cincinnati Enquirer
(on ,ou Guess what is the ncWe>'
fashionable diversion ior young women OF
wealth and leisure? Dressing i've G"ii''
That j. 10 say, they make toys ui nun
,,;rl.-.istrl,. niccc., cousins. anltmh" IN
tbr shonc Of a little girl will do. II NAc bc
cn,orly. Thi, has suddenly become RAG
IN certain circles. | know an oniy
Iauobtcr who. having no little @irl relatNe,
,'-n. the threc-vcar-Old offspring OF one oi
her papa's poor tenants, a prcu! I''ie YIN
IN whom She places costly o>illlneN VIVA
nil fine ardor Of fresh pursuit. Inc emu cIl,
!. a. cutc q, possible in Kate GrcchaNa!
1,.,rmenfs. and my lady takes "ehsn' III
drossiu.e her after some quaint p'.' "l''
Tv-n or three afternoons We'h sh' - 81.
r,vcd i'm something novel ana lAhe" or'' ~, l"i
q, ,,,lk or drive. OF course ih"l Ni,' no'
la.t lon0. and the child VIII soon "c
t,,rnrd 10 calico. Il is not riSu' loi li'n
,~o,nen 10 divert themselves i'll at! SUN
way. nor /, there any excuse ior it nor
I',t II IL fashionable 10 do All hc'u'elsslN n
some ingenious girls OF my acYuai.'',,,1I a.'
.r. making their own capes' h'''n,' ~ CIV
c,r. hy sewing together lanc! 'a'nI'
from the wings and breasts OF h"tNe uiiu,' ,,;,,
,,li,h they fastcn TO thlh SIN oi "',''n't;
r;mo With satin and edge WIN polu' W
tna,hrr.. arranged rs fringe. DccoI' I''i"7
,,.,,i, feathers. in fact, l. gfea'lI III vi w
Cor amusement. some are N0'u NJ Iced
'',1d mali mulls Of dIrh 'ehc,, no' tho.c
,,;t, their own hands with i'"'hclS' ino, .nn1r
of durks. phcasantS, peacoch>, Iod WI sor
eaI,"}i ipI,oing hat, and bonnctS is Siso i"1, PIr,
lilliln'"9 nnH and taken TO pieces to ianchu''y
Jnao Jnaoro,c other articles OF wear
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.,oo,,,,pt thc Marquis.

Loxpox. November ID "A osc,rreJ Scgnr S%, last
ocrasiomed quite sensation 0sc,ltHe ,Ho rr. r.
night in the Globe 1"nnTs"ns nHear's " lew pastoral
iGrlman'@. ,,n" ..The Promise OF May, 6oat Among
ur'll'', mrn present was the Marquis OF queens
,nDrT .py %E Mno is an ayowed freetninkcr, I:ndy IS
TG% protected against Tcnny'%ns ~ Trs iSDnsni fGpiS a,
lion OF the principles Gs oi Characters ,sr Of the
enunc'pH,ftTt the % desire Of an official the Mar Jar
qul' I'D rsi' omecnsberry, who Is tGlIty,elgn' nyl
Loi" "I1 belongs to the House OF po9slaS' i
Of Which DuNe adn Of amIEH msn2 Is m"adyen 's y
Iii. family ~. father t1 was killed BY the aeei
] Il: s:: s sS'ss? 4 : f pa +: g? :i:;F; e
,tnnsoTed the Me5'fF"D from bis pc.io" as Scotch repre-
sen,oifyc sen peer in 1880.
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Tho SeyenflI-Sfrcet CuIverf.

In the Circuit Court OF Richmond yes
terday-Judge Wexford presiding-the
following citizens OF Manchester were
sworn as a jury to try the ease OF !. W.
wood against the city Of Richmond
Messrs. Z. W. Wcisiger, j. Il: Archer, Il.
A. NunnalIy, j. W. Foster. William Can-
die. r. NJ. Fendley, c. p. Walthall, \. Is.
Heath, George Munroe, w. 7. Kidd, Jo-
seph Blanton, ana John IL. Hughes.
Mr.. Wood seeks to recover 1924, being
,,,o onount of loss TO which he WAS sub
iected bv reason of the overflow OF his cel-
lar by the brcakagc of the Seventl-sircet
culycrt. At the time he had considers,
bic stock Of seeds, &C., IN his cellar, ana
all of il was damaged aud some oi :; rem
dered utterly worthless. The main ques-
ton was rs to whether the evidence show
ed any negligence on the part OF the city
Of Richmond. The jury, being unable to
agree, were adjourned over till this morn
ing.
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DE. RICHARD sArrINGroN.

ouc % Baltimore Oldest 9nd mos, reliable rhy.i-
clans. says:
~tn who have used il praise i,s standard vir-
inc>. and the wci!-ka ,wn character of The house
which makes IL Is sufficient guarantee of il, being
sd tatis claimed. fov thcy arc men who could not
Do iaduccd io offer ANYTHING el-e hu; a reliable
m0 hc.uc Tor rglli,uc."
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY;

BRICK DWELLING, ten rooms. brick kitchen
and stable. on Main street near First: $4,000.
BRICK DWELLING on west Grace str,,c; Tn
rooms and al conycncnces; $4,000.
BRICK DWELLING. twelve rooms and large
lot Leigh street near Eighth; $500.
BRICK DWELLING. six rooms. Kitchen tour
rooms. Sc, ON iro0, avenue; .3,sOO.
BRICK DWELLING, siN rooms wiz aI TN
9rovcmcAt,. on seventh street; $500.
BRICK DWELLING, seven rooms. g.. n.,r
Libby iii Park: Sf.5CO.
FRAME DIV tLLlNG. seven rooms. si'ch,l.
con}enlcnco. g. on west Marshall Street; $4,000.
FRAME DWELLlNC.ls rooms, &c. on zine
near Monroe Park: $1,000.
FRAME DWELLING, seven rooms. bath. t,..
Cary street rcar 1 lhir!; $500.
BRICK DWELLING, cirllt rooms. SC. 0a "a.
Main street: $1,000.
BRICK DWfLLlNG, eight rooms. ou wc,t
Canal street; *l.JoO.
LARGE LOr. With large building suitable fpr
manufacturing. Ec., on Eighth strc.t near cry
spring ana lar-c number of SMALLER
HOUSES and VACANT LOTS.
L. -. CilAFgIN 4 CY.
mo- 1862, ~. north l,lth street.
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CITY DIsPENsARY.-A new city dispen.
sory has been established ut the Medical
College OF Virginia, corner OF Marshall
and College streets. II will be kept open
daily SUNDAYS excepted during the hours
intervening between Il VI: and +. NJ.
An indigent persons who are unable tC
secure medicine or medical treatment viii
he entitled TO the benefit OF this institu'
ton. H.,
cal, obstetrlcal, eye, ear, anu 'nloa' a,s. i,r
eases, all directly under the charge OF yin 1ht
profes .ors of the Medical College Oh VIZ
ginia.
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rVsgNEsS oPpoxEv MITES.

BUSINESS FOR SALE.-A eeutiemU
- sycn HNel t. cftry on bp-ine--. with a r1p.
stock un uand and advancing iu priee. VIII ,tl
out. \o cash needed. as satisfactory security WI
be- acc pt.d this :. really good orpDr'ua!fr .
cnRc. O. in business. Addrc,s pW$ER.
no iC-lt' c1rp 0f III. pat
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NgPK NEHpENSlRN.
NITl DISPEN$AEG. No. ).
At THE

IITl DlSPENsAEl, No. !.
X At TUE
NFDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA
COrSf ov MARSHALL hNn toILEGL aIEHar,.
RICHMOND, Va
OPI.N DAlLI CT NukN~ EXCEPTED
from ~ O'Clock 81. tD > O'Clock T.. ".
Al irdiocnt persons of thi. city requiring 90 h-
cl pr -ur, ,lcl treatment are entitled tp Ir 'We-
lii- uf tii- bi !cn-lrY itcc of charge.
lhc Bl-Icntiry consists ~ tine following c"-
pAr4NCNfr--f H.. Medical surgical. Dhst"frir a..
and We Tar. aud Throat. under the charge nt t.r
/ profc- cops ct TIE Medical COLLEGE Of \irwiuin.
Biscisc. of females and the tr, ttmtnt of ti.r
I've. Ear. aud Throat VIII receive especial ittou-
tlOn.
Women viii also Ic attended during ticIr oon-
hnOmcnt at ihcir residences, provided timely
notice Dee siyou.
MEDICAL OF fiCER. OF TIE INSTITUTIONS :
Attending Ply. y.irun,: Dr. ". l.. James, ~. J.
$. -. Cullcn, Dr.. j. =. Wexford. nr. Caarr, " E.
~hiclis. Dr. y. 4. Coleman.
Dl-lca~try phN iri1n,: pr. " ilttm /. VI 0r,.r
and Dr. taW. Nee tartity.
CHARLES y BIGGER
superintendent Of Public Chtrti.
no i6-lW
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SrcOIil-sEaHd Pianos,

We have in our WareT0om eight choice
secondhand pianos. Can early and get a
bargain. Also splcndid stock OF ncT i'll
Strumont-. RYLAND * LEE.
nl3 Main elrrof.
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WEATHER REPORT

:, NblCATIoNS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
,lle Atlantic States, fair weather. north
westerly winds, becoming variable. sta-
llohar! or higher temperature and pres
iiiE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
colder. ~ ''i"
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: G A. NJ. "a:
=; y. NJ 39; noon, So; p. NJ, 81; G p.
NJ, 4G; midnight, 2S.
Mean temperature. 10 Sc.
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DIR. EDWARD EARICKsON.

Secretary Baltimore College Of Pharmacy. SAYS:
Cd, endorse ii as an excellent medicine, a GOOD
digestive agent. and uon-intoNicani ia The f,llest
sense"
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DR. JOSEPH ROBERTS.

President Baltimore Pharmaceutical College. savs
II endorse IL as a ine medicine. reliable as =
Strengthening tonic, free from alcoholic posons "
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E1nfpfl.

ShcNine and four counters, suitable for q
grocer nse. Apply tins morning at SO
Main street, between Eighth and Ninth.
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Eincsf and Treslic,l ,r.nns.

Green and Black. from see. to - D Z
pound. can be bought Of Joseph Il. Blair
grocer, SO Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-16

The ladies Of The Second Baptist church
VIII have their annual Thanksgiving dinner
i'm the lecturc-room OF the church On the
Both instant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-16

It'd states court at st. LOU, !,
Tuesday Loreuzo DOW pow cang Of counter
teiters, @ was sentenced 10 p''
Chester Qll.) penitenelar!'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-16
BROWNS IRON RurrrpS
NOTED MEN!
DR.. join +. HANCOCK.

late President of 'hc National Pharmaccn,,ca,
Association OF thc United States. say:
Browns Iron hi'tors has heavy sale. e. con-
coded 20 be fine tonic; the character Of tho
manufactures is voucher FOR ITS purity and
medicinal excellence"