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Smyrna times., 1882-11-08
Off to the Mountains.

The poet of the Tower Hall
Is absent. ruSticatinG.
And with the keystone mountain air
Is now his lungs Initiating,
lie tarried through the summers heat
In Philadelphia city.
And TAXED oI the Towers Clothes
la many a song AMI ditty.
His heart Was yCuTn!ng IuT the bliss
OF sunny hills and tt.nutainS.
And. fitting out ut Tower Hall,
lie started for the mountains
lie went TO Bethlehem, and there
Took quarters for a season:
And in that Paradise Of Earth
INDUCED in rhyme and reason.
He hunted on the mountain side;
He sailed on Lehigh waters:
And. best of all, got introduced
TC Bethlehem'S tarieSt daughters.
He took few up tu Mauch Chunk,
For every pretty jewel
Desired To look upon the hills
That furnished them with fuel.
An engine on the mountain stood;
wire rope came down,
And they were drawn thousand feet
Up to the mountains crown.
And standing on Mount PiSgah's top.
They almost frOZe their noses;
Twas not the mountain, let me say,
Identified with Moses.
To see the sights they were inclined.
And moved by inclination;
They travelled on an inclined plane,
Propelled by gravitatiOn.
They made circuit round the hills
Mid shady trees and vines;
And swiftly on the switchback car
They darted through the mines.
They saw the sights and safely back
They went to Bethlehem town.
And then the bard of Tower Hall
These haSty notes put down.
The bard on Bethlehem's sunny hills
Will tarry through the Fall
But will not fail to tune his harp
In praise of Tower Hall
And If his fancieS are not liked,
His facts are not disputed;
The truth that ut the Tower Hall
The millions may be suited.
IT Is TIME WASTED to 60 anywhere else for y
clothing. We have every kind and quality, {
a large assortment to select frnuI. and our pri
arc the lowest in the city. TOWER HALL Nos
AND $50 MARKET STREET. GARITEE, MAsrE'
ALLEN.
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.,,,.cu SERVICES.

AI-Sunday- -FItaVh-
,sarsY MsrhoDis' and n, ~ rM. sunday schonl-
AiDsat ~s At lOl4 A NJ Ii PRAYER Mcetng-lhurNdayS at
jim Ne'. N'r.sr,yr EriScopAL--Snnday-
ST i,cbns PEfhm at 10 A. n. aH - ~ SUNDAY school
ZEN he'' ',.,,.isv-prcaching at 1917 a. NJ.
,arsBYrEEIAN SE,,'iay school, p. NJ. Prayer
rand and 4 =. r.F1asys n g% at = .r.M RevJr'UmN'ed.
Pastor. =, ro,,ow,' Iiall-second sunday
c,rHoLIc.-odd at IA 4. NJ. and > +. NJ. kev.
Geo : ,,,.r,,,pr,r EPISCOPAL. tCniored -
cszrESSSl;yt- SSSsl;y-f4ta'"i"s 4sl' a! 10" A. ." and =. :"
SsS p saa H%8 T. :"2'
-, paStur.
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srcRET SOCIETIES.

,..r 10. Is. \ +. y. M.-Mrei> first
hARI2SI; i'i,li Thursday evenings Of each '"th'
at'"tl'gn' at'.r,n lopar. 80. T. / o. @. F-Mccts
ever! - ry,.,vpuENr NJ Meets second
NcD9TESEnIli TEdaIih Tuesday evening" Of each month al
srrTxs 80 - oa%ET ysn OF lErI1S%Fl@ ~r~rk
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08

Efforts are making TO organize a
poJice force in Alexandria and other
Egyptian cities. NJ. Bredif, the French
Controller, has sent to the Egyptian
Council letter which, it is thought, is
intended 10 bring the question OF the
European Control to an immediate IS.
enc British officers are to be sent
to the Soudan to report on the military
situation there.
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08

MAINE TALENT ABRoAD.-Pwo ma
tives of Maine have sought fortune sue
cessFully in Europe. One is Lillian
Norton. a granddaughter Of Camp
Meeting John Allen. She Is under
engagement in Paris as singer at S!2,-
600 a year. The other is Frederick
Cover. who is said TO have made ST.
500 900 by forming telephone companies
in London. They are to marry each
other.
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08
One Million Dollars.

Our stock is in all respects the best We have
ever offered, and we firmly believe has never
been equaled in volume by any retail clothing
house in America.
Do not fail to visit Oak Hall Look at the
Clothing and Piece Goods, 90 through the
workrooms and sec how the vast place goes
on. We have hearty welcome for all
whether buyers or visitors. The tens Of
thousands of friends we have made in the
country about Philadelphia during The last
twenty two years are, we are aurc, moro
firmly our friends than ever before We
have gained their confidence by giving them
the best dollars worth Of clothing 10 =. had
anywhere and we offer q rcw pledge ot
fidelity in our low prices and elegant Autumn
stock for this years sales.
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08

If you are a frequenter or a resident
of a miasmatic district, barricade your
system against the scOurge of all new
countries-ague, bilious and intermit-
tent fevers--by the use of Hop Bitters:
LUDINGTON, Mich, Feb. 2. 1851
have sold Hop Bitters for four years
and there is no medicine that surpasses
them for bilious attacks, kidney COM
plants and many diseases incident to
this malarial climate. II. T. Alexander,
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08

HEARTILY REcoMMENDED.-Don't
condemn n good thing because you
Sove been deceived by worthless
nostrums. Parker's Ginger Tonic has
cured many in this section OF nervous
disorders, and we recommend it heartily
to such suffCrers.-NelCs.
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08
xo,iee 10 Advertisers.

D..on. having Advertisements, or want
Person, er,,. '.'' in their advertisements, i'll the
ing cn""E; iii nlsaSe have them IN the office
I IITEn, TTHS.day afternoon, at > o'clock.
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08

Astronomers tell us there Is some
,,,inn The matter with the Comets
head. We don't doubt 1t, Tor the COM
et stays out all night, and doesn't 20
home >till morning.
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08

Two hundred lost children were
c,,,nd M0 bv the police and restored to
their their parents centennial week in Phil
adelphia.
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08

The tallow factory of Elbridge Rust,
=, PEABODY. i9 Massachusetts, was burned
aSindnv NJ 1 morning. Spontaneous COM
bustion was the cause:
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08

ADMIRABLE ESENTIMENTs.-The Hon.
Grover Cleveland, the democratic
nominee for Governor of New York,
made a brief speech at a democratic
meeting in Buffalo, Friday evening, in
which he enunciated some admirable
sentiments pertinent to other latitudes.
He declared that "when the political
rights of the people are threatened it is
proper and becomes n matter of duty
to protect them in such Il way as to
show to party managers that the elec-
tive franchise is not held by the people
to pcrpetuate them in power and place,
and that the people are not mere pup
pets TO dance when they pipe, without
regard to the methods which make the
music" To clinch this Mr.. Cleveland
added that in such crisis as this the
political fate of any one man. is of no
Importance, and the people may look
with serenity even upon the collapse
of political party" Mr.. Cleveland
ought to come to Delaware.
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08

GRAY hairs often cause annoyance,
.1.;ah & parker's Hair Balsafn prevents
NV ,S restoring the youthful color
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08
FAMlLY EXTRA and SUPERFINE FLOUR,
Valuable Property for Sale.

IA The Large Dwelling House occupied
fsstfYf by myself, which can easily he convert
lsssktn ed into store aud dwelling oeInbihed,
l---a<se with 10 rooms above hrst'story; large
stablo' aud carriage house, garden, large ana
and handsome flower. grounds. Entrance on
each side of property TO grounds and back build
ings. -, \ .
shown through at any time Terms Easy.
AAR4 j. DAVIS,
uovl.o,y Smyrna. Del.
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= -
ROOFING:

desire to call the attention Of those who are
~ S,,ing ali tfnds az METAL ROOFING at short
n"tice NJ, md in The very best, manner The best
material tised ahd the work carefully done. l
gutrsntee' satisfaction fsunla'es eheeriuiy
ipsH',Pss'' L. C. MCCOY, Market St.. Smyrna
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08
Oak Hall and the
Bi-Centennial.

Our exhibit in the Trades Procession of the
Bi-Centennial Celebration on October 25th
will illustrate the great stock Of mems and
boys clothing now ready in Oak Hall. Our
preparations for the trade OF tbs AUTUMN
and Winter already reach
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08
$40 REWARD.

The above reward will be paid for information
thai will lead 10 the arrest and conviction of the
parties that tore my fence down on the South
side of The Smyrna Pond Peterson Landl, on
Tuesday night, October Slst, 1882. = ,-,,,,,
nov l-3w j. D. LEWIS
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08

No matter what your ailment isl
p,o,y,,s no IRON Bitters will surely beneht
you.
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08

PERSONAL To MEN ONLY The
Voltaic Belt Co. Marshall, Mich, will
send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro
Yoltaic Belts and Electric Appliances
on trial foY thirty days to men young
or old who are afflicted with Nervous
Debility, Lost Vitality and Manhood,
and kindred troubles, guaranteeing
speedy and complete restoration of
health and manly vigor. Address as
above. \. B.-NO risk is incurred, as
thirty days trial is allowed. nov 23-ly
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08

ann A wrRK. day at home easily made. Costly
xIZ outdt free, Address True Co.. Augusta, Ne
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08
OUR
OUR
Carpet Department
= THE LARGEST BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA and Baltimore.
Special 70 Customers and Friends
in the Country.

We cordially invite your inspection Of ;i. ..l-
lowing Goods.
D..r>> G,.,j>.
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Furniture of all kinds.

Parlor and Chamber Suits. Bureaus, Bedsteads,
chairs Lounges, Tables. Stands. Mattresses spring
Beds and every thing IN me Fnrtuse e. Liz Nv, susi or
quality of go0d2
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The largest inll-house in the world
Crhaddeus Davids & Coz is n 127 William
street, New York. and Mr.. George W. Da-
vids was induced to employ st. jacobs Oil
in seeking relief from the pangs OF rheu-
matte govt, disease which he inherited,
and which at times proves very trouble
some. lie has used the remedy with very
great satisfaction indeed. II relieved hun
within twenty-four hours after commencing
to apply it Of pretty sharp attack OF his
hereditary foe. He was therefore disposed
to think kindly OF it as an extremely effica-
cious liniment. Mr.. Dayids further stated
that st. Jacobs Oil had been used by menu
berS Of hi, family for neuralgia, and in one
case for the mumps, with the most crafty
Ing results.
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Tho king wilI-Cnsc.

EVIDENCE ALL ~ AND READY FOR Ak'O-
MExT-THE WIDOWS STORY.
AT noon Yesterday the evidence In the
King will-case was all In. Mrs. King was
the first witness In the morning. In denial
of the charge that she had spent DIR. Kings
money IN an extravagant manner she pro-
duced a bill OF si07, showing her ptir-
cboses I'm two wears to amount TO that sum,
SI3S OF which was for furniture and S2l
for a buflalo-robc for DR.. King. She re-
ceiyed 500 from Or. King while spending
the summer at Mount Desert. She denied
ever having an angry alteration with her
husband.
In support Of James NJ. Scovel's reputa-
ton for truth and veracity, Abraham
Browning, ex-attorney- general of New
Jersey. testified that he had never heard
Mr.. Scovel's character questioned or
impugned. lie would believe Mr.. Scovcl
ON his oath. Joseph j. Feed, OF Camden,
testified that Mr.. Scovcfs general reputa-
ton was ",rp to the average OF mankind"
III. II. Kimberly, Of Norfolk, testified that
he was an intimate friend Of DR.. Kings,
was one OF the witnesses to his marriage to
his present widow, and beneficiary under
the will OF DR.. King made shortly after that
marriage. He had often heard DR.. King
saw he intended TO provide for Mrs. hing
in his will and for her children after her
death.
Holt Page, payng-teller IN the Norfolk
bank, testified that he had paid great
number of DR.. Kings checks. lie said he
believed the signature, civilian NJ. klng,
on the will dated January 20, 1850, to be
written by DR.. King. At half-past II
Judge Mitchell adjourned the court until
Monday morning, stating that Attorney
General Brewster, who desired to hear the
arguments in the case, was busy at Wash
ington and could not be in Philadelphia
until that time. Philadelphid Times.
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Ny. Jacob Trust, M, old and honorcd
ci.lzch al Baltimore, died Thursday morn
iny nj his late residence, No. $50 Eutaw
Place. Mr.. Trust was seventy-siN years OF
age.
Handles oratorio OF tho Messiah was
given In Baltimore last night TO q large nt-
dicnce by the Oratorio Society OF that city.
The population Of British Columbia, &c.
cording to the last census. was 49,4O9, Oh
whom 1870 were Chinese and 25.soi III
dinas.
Joseph f. Sheffield. founder OF the Shelf
iir,d Scientific School connected with Yale
College. died Mt New Haven on Thursday.
The Ottawa Canada Immigration Society
has arranged for bringing out one hundred
servant girls from ireland.
Four days races will begin at augusta,
Ca, to-day, for purses agg,cgating s2,OOo'
4 large number of sporting men ana borses
will he present.
There L. great rush Of visitors Ia New
Orleans to witness the festivities OF the
carnival season. and the hotels are rcaping
a rich harvest, $50 per week being charged
in some cases for cligibly-located rooms.
The signal officer at Cape Hatteras re.
ports that the body OF Thomas Manning
(seamap), OF the bark Carney, wrecked of
IiatteIus January Goth, was found Thurs
day afternoon and buried by the keeper OF
Liie-Saying Station No. o3.
The Equality Mutual Relief Association
OF Reading, Pa. closed its doors Thurs
day, by order OF Constable Losh, who held
an execution against the company. The
office, furniture, etc, were seized, and viii
be sold at auction to-day.
An iron bridge on the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western railroad about twelve
miles north OF Bcvidcre, n. j., gave way
on Thursday morning while "a freight train
was passing over it. About half the cars
i'm the train fell into the creek. fifty feet
below. One brakeman was slightly in
iured.
The wife Of Governor Long, Of Massa-
chusctts, died at Boston last Thursday.
She had been an invalid for long time.
Both branches of the Massachusetts, Legis-
laturc adopted resolutions Of sympathy in
connection with the death OF Mrs. Gov
ernOT LOnv, anu uu!oulicu'
The chief OF the Bureau OF Statistics re-
ports that the total values OF the exports OF
domestic breadstutls during the month OF
January. 1882, were 81, 92S,992, and du-
ring january, 1881, Sl4,929, 406; for the
seven months ended January, 81. 1882,
S12i, 1907. and for the same period in
1881, SlCS.Jo9,5OS.
The Philadelphia Times states that the
Rev. James Il. Dunn, ID. D., pastor Of the
Bethany Presbyterian church OF that city.
has withdrawn from the pastorate, some
unpleasant comment having been elected
by his alleged kissing OF some young girls
of his congregation. and which they had
buzzed about among their friends.
Two young ladies named Meriwcther,
bellies of Huntsville, Ala, daughters OF the
former chief engineer OF the Memphis and
Charleston railroad, and nieceS Of the late
noted authorizes, Miss l.. Virginia French,
left their fathers house Friday night with
two young lawyers, ostensibly TO attend a
concert, but boarded train for Nashville
and were married.
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EXE{TTOR's SALE OF ,r xA NJ "a, ABLE
IA Iii Ii, heforr the court-housc door, In
IN rlty ~ tt,an,n. fulton county, Ga.' on the
FIRST TUESDAY t7rnI IN MAhcH' 1882
within the legal hours Of sale all that property on
the corner of WhItchail strsct ana .ne ,al,roau,
erected and owned by the late 'ap'a'h "lhia'n
Kidd. aud known ~ the ,>.,
CENTENNIAL BUILDING,
o,,.,,,,. rIxrr. az, STORES on Whitehall street.
Noe. 4. An and D. and THREE STORES or
OFFICES ON Wall street, and " n ~ -sEvEN
OFFICES and sLEEPlNG.ku,V,,M,S , on ICON"
floor: LARSE iLAi.L s,s wl'l, SEw FonR-sToRY
sRisk II'Ii' DISG In the rear. All VIII he sold
together. -, ,,,... ...
are Invited 10 attend tnis sa,c T., uc most contra,
bushes, part of the city. ana c""i"'""'s '"o
best OF rcnt-paying tenants. 49,, ,,,o,o o,,o-
ytJIfAWI'E REAL ESTATE situated IN other
Dlrts of The city. az shown by plat exhibited on
Xlso. at the same time and place;
$50 shares ATLANTA GAsLi"ii 'oM'"Ni
IS shares &fLANTA NATIONAL BANK
3 shares GTFocRGia RAILROAD AND BANK
10 sharrs 0GIETIIORPE MANUFACTURING
COMPANY STOCK: ,.,,,,,,,
shares s2n ,I GGiiS HNp s AnckH'i' hA
lao shares ATLANTA STREET RAiLHoAD
COMPANY STOCk; po>,no
40 CITY OF ATLANTA FUNDING BONDS
US iTH D., sTNTfEs CoUPoS BONDS, $1,000
each.4 per cent; ..,,,, 81, 600 -,
i STATE OF GEORGIA BONDS, $1,000 each'
g per cent. ,,,.c.e,D
TERMS: Cash. D. u, MkCAsLlN,,
Executor of the win OF william Kidd. dec,a,cd.
e.. ". ADAIR. Auctonccr. ie ls,2o&Mh4[
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aaie Panic an Intoxicated Sailor
Created.

Robert Boyle. blue-shirted seaman.
"do WAS about - three sheets in the sind, y
~ he expressed X, rolled up Eighth street
about % O'Clock Yesterday aftcrnocs with
a tSSeiye-hoot dcaf boa-c9istrictor wrapped
abesit his neck and dangling on his
beast. TIE fact that tne serpent was
As dead IL Caesar did not maii.g 10
the sh0ppikg wosrankin6 whom boyle
encountered. Ii was n sake and moth
ing bat II snaSe--iiis such shiny, coihns
thing a. beguaed the first wsinan-and in
Sautly. when This fun was eanprehendel,
there MAS one general chorus 81 shrieks, as
one woiaan after another caught sight "
the reptile, and fben there followed stam-
pede OF screaming !emiairiiy forthwith into
The iseigbbOriDg shops. Boyle had ;hc whole
sidewalk 90 himself and his snake, and
in 2 second Reserve McCioskey, VIA was
III Market street, saw Boyle with his Jscaly
aud, fearing some unioriu iatc
arrested him. The sai,or
protested that he was Oh his way 10 Woods
Museum 10 sell the serpent. but was taken
leiore Magistrate Smith. lie then said he |,
lad met Jersey farmer coming over witt, 1
ho dead snake on his wood-wagon, and
ad asked him what he wanted for
!. The farmer said lie had found
In the road. There were marks
Vagon-wheels upon the neck and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-18
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

BriefS.-Our energetic postmaster has
not yet succeeded in distributing all Of the
many thousands OF valentines deposited in
his office on the 14th instant. IL was the
largest deposit Of the sort ever made in the
Manchester post-officc.
Several recent incursions from this city
into the wilds OF Chesterfield county for
The succulegt and toothsome robin have 80
for developed bu. few Of those birds.
a tight, arranged by the owners OF two
cmines, occurred yesterday in a ward on
upper Hull street, resulting In the entire
disintegr1dion q one Of the dogs and the
changing hands al q considerable quantity
OF money.
The rcadw2ys beading into this city are
yet 10 horrible condition, and it il almost
Impossible TO more any heavy loads. The
failure to prenFely repair the injury to
Ma!o's bridge incs the people here to great
Inconvenience
A nnmberof Chesterfield BOYS have made
extensive catches of smaller fish laarlcd by
she recent overflow OF the Appomlattox in
ahe meadows. scoop-nets were mostly
used
The recest deiah OF the distinguished
Bishop w VI. Wiyhtman his caused deep
regre1 amongst Msh0dists here. The sad
1NtiH wiz tHsSbdbft bt Iutfttst III tic SER
vices 10 Occur Sunday in their church here.
The Petersburg churches contributed
very handsomely 10 abe relief of the suffer-
ing MiG,othiia families.
Mr.. William p. Knowles aisd bride me
Mis- Jccnie -Jenes) ae enjoying their bril-
dial fouu North The snany friands OF Mrs.
Rnor;es are psined t. lose her from their
midst, bsn are STatiiial not ondy that she
has ~ we5thIly bestsSed her affections,
but tlisf waat Is their Loss il Rehmonds
gain.
City~ypessslrer JOSEPH w. Bsonaugh,
JT., who syas married on Thursday te Miss
Be1tic Byaedord. OF Riss,mond, by Lex.
DIR. Woodra,sl, 10 Centenary ciurssh. will
RESUME his Scsidcnoe here eD the Return OF
hiinseif and bride :ytS1 tiley present Moth
ern trip.
The Old Dofninion Cotton Mill, Whose
erection was superinsended kTe over bali
q century since by Mr.. Joseph Whitehead,
who died this week, Upwards OF eighty !
years Of age. are amongst the most suh- !
ttantial mill structures in The United I
States.
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ByR. u. Chaf'in Il Co.,
Real Estate Agcntsand Auctioneers,
No. I north Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
~ VALUABLE FARM IN HENRICO COUN-
TY, ONLY ABOUT ONE MILE FROM RlHIl-
MOND. AT THE TOLL-GATE, ON THE ME-
GAINESVILLE PIKE. AND CONTAINING
ABOUT SIXTY ACKES.-By virtue of Il decree
Of the Circuit Court of Henrico county entered
February s, 1882, I'm the cause OF Kaufman and
ais. rs. slnglu9. Kaufman and ais. the under
signed. special commissioner appointed for the
purpose, will sell at public auction, on the pren-
scs, on
MONDAY MARCH 13. 1852,
at o'clock i. NJ. the above-dcscrlbed DESIRA-
BILE FARM belonging 70 the estate of Hiram
Kaufman, deceased. near fIe lands Of Mr.. John Il.
Davis and others. The buildings consist OF a
LARGE TWO-ST0Rl FRAMED DWELLING
AND OUT-BUlLDlNGS. with an OAK GROVE
In the yard. The laud lays beautifully aud is In
very good condition. with about half-milc front
Oh the Mcchanlcsyille pike.
This sale offers a rare opportunity to secure q
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND particularly
adapted 10 trucking and understanding that
must Drove handsome Investment.
TERMS: One third cash; balance In two equal
payments at one and two years for negotiable
noics with per cent interest added. title retained
until all the purchasc-inoncy Is paid and convey
ance ordered by the Court. l.. c. MINOR,
Special Commissioner.
sale by i. Il. CuAFFIS CO.. Auctioncers.
"a IL
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Paffi Seriously XII.

CINCINNATI. February 1G.-Patfs Illness
Yesterday began with laryegual inilamma-
ton, and has developed into acute laryn-
gifts. Her physician thinks she VIII be
able to sing on Saturday nightas promised,
and on Monday night, TO which the concert
postponed from Tuesday has been finally
postponed. Much disappointment has been
occasioned, though not much complaining.
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Auditor Massey was one Of the most at
sentiye, and certainly one Of the most In
trrcsted. OF the visitors In the Senate
chamber yesterday.
pctition was In circulation yesterday
asking our city senators to vote to break
up the deadlock.
The Executive Board 81 the City Fire
Insurance Company vii, pay co per ccntum
in liquidation OF the capital stock OF the
company on or after Monday next.
Captain j. II. peasants, who was de
tailed 10 superiutend the benefit rendered
hast night by Mr.. w. W. Putnam, OF the
Theatre Comiquc, for the Midlothian sui-
fcrers, reports that the SUN OF $40 WIS
realized. Captain peasants was assisted
by Officer w. T. Hardie.
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body Of the rcpulsive-looking craw,cr'
Boyle said Re paid fifty centsfor the sn ,s,.
and saw =. chance for q "spec" IN se,iins
II 1t the museum. lie was COMMITTED LOT
brcsch Of the peace. and was locked UP
with his dead snake at the Central stauon;
lie had been exhibiting the reptile ana hao
made 80 or Philadelphia Times.
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Persons desiring TO make contributions
in kind for the benefit of the Midlothian
sufferers will please do so to W. &. Harvey,
ESQ, at Christians d Whites, before Mon
day evening the 10Th instant, as we pro-
pose TO close the Office after that time.
j. III. CHAMBERIAYNE,
A. J.. ELLETT,
GEORGE ii. THAXTON,
Committee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-18

Ellen sleyin died Thursday 81 the New
York Dlspensary willie ether was being
administered 10 her by the surgeons pre-
ylous to performing nm operation on her
arm.
An exchange says: "Man's average lie
j. tblrfy-tbrce years" DIR. Bulls Couch
syrup WIN always live.