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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-01-06

Gbas. ;. Gibcn 8aufmann5palren
400
s. g. @enIsl gebalt ais Qualification
$3.50
Gs mur6e beIdloneu, oeu ScrHger
gu inltruireu, Iib bel Dem peutibtu
S6uIratbe onbier AL p%stmeuber. hap
ole fdai9en 3iuIeu BON benz Der Stabt
Ssiten6 ser oeutideu SduIe 9etishes
men GsIoe bon iebeu auf feds Yrocsut
berub9eiekt psrbsu.
Gs wurbe ferner beihlOfcr. Ole
Sirma Sobn 5artrif uno Comp. ~
Stem gorf, wsldje ole 9icferung Der
bon Der Stabt an3ufaufenben 3ampf'
ipribe Hbernommeu bat, u beuadriG-
tieen, Die Spribe bis gum tommenoen
Item Eebruar, 1882, ~ f~icfern, w;0gi'
genfaus CTR Contract els oufgcbotcn
merbe angeieben weteen.
s. g. BenicI. Stabt 0is;f.
gleun Yrdftcuten Der Ser. Staate1
murocn in gang GrmitAea &erblItaii.
len geboren uno BADEN f& IcoiaIiG
aus eigener Sralt sur @uroe OeS bod.
fen Se1mtsn Der Ieputiif emporJe-
f@wunaen. Siefc fino Sobu u ANS.
@nbrep Sodiou, Saaes &. BOlt,
6lumorc, Sames Buchanan,
4brabam 2incoIn, Nn6rep Solution,
General Grant un6 SauIeS q. @arfeIb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-01-06

San. Sim Meuiabrsabenoe fanb in
Der Concert 9nle bubier Elm iebr iabl'
reid bfiu6tcr @aq ftntt, jill benz fd
namsntIia nu@ OisIe iunae 2eute bonn
Qan0e, aus Der Nadburfbaft, einGe'
funben batten. @ie es bel beutiGen
Bsraniqungen ietb nOeritanolid lit,
perIief Ger 8aa III Better Srbnung.
Gerlelbe bduerte bis Qe9en WcrQen.
IsibePs Streid unb Gornet Sr@siter
ipielte babel Sum SanIe auf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-01-06
B66eutlit5cr marftberiobt
g. ctreio e NJ

u r USuftcn T +.
GDrrisirt Son
GEORGE KRAETTLY. Grocer.
Dir aneegrbsnen preiie msreen BON SSnbIsrn,
Lmeiifers i'm 1aui6l tesabIt.
Butter PER pfuuc 20-25
&ter per DUBerb %
@eidlodtete6 @efii9eI,
Sibnsr per- Dussne 125 2 %
Grten l 500 90
0Gnle 1913 so
EurfeUs ~ Gid SOL 90
gstrpduetggispfsI per pfunb %
.fGc So
6artofeln pr guIbtl / SOL 20
9lepfel, per Suibei IO-9O
9pietsIr 1 O0-f 25
Q8ei6e S0bnrn L 25-1 20
8erauherteS 6leiib
S6infen per Vfunb 1l-f2t
Seitenltide 19-11
Sdultcrn IS
S6nidl; 1C-11E
lnIg 30
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-01-06
Muf $1,000, 900. 900 miro mad, BE-,

Nuf s37, 900, 600, 900 miro mad Den
@snfu5beridtcn ba5 @trm0aen OsS
amsritaniiden Solt,s gcIddbt. Die
Observation-Disclosures babcn eiue gep0lfes
rung uon 4,O10, 900 unO Elm Gciammt,
psrm0acn con 81, 652, 0O0. 900 cher ct
mas liter S66I aui 6sn &opf. Sie
mittIeren Staaten ha5en eiae 8eboltes
runs BON II 10000 unb Gin @erm0.
gen bon s., 567, 0O0, 900 ober SAB auf
ben 8opf. Die mctIiten Staaten NIT
IS, 524, 0003juwObuern babsn $780,
900. 900 o6er 1888 cuff ben &Opf, unb
Die Suofaatcu mt 1921, OC0 Gin
wO4usrn ba5tn 81, 36O, 00O,O ODER
1855 uuf ben &opf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-01-06
gcbM1rrn.

@ebibren e%ingcnomnien BON Nuaud
Nftber, 9lert beS SrciSasri6ts, nibt
seforbert bis gum l. Snnuar 1892 unb
o~bsswdbrt on u. G.SdIerbsr. County
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-01-06

Bic Yndcu. Die au @afbinaton,
.fSranftin 60, Mio., crfdeinenoe "Yof"
BON g~eftern idreibt:
Gin SaG bon Yo6en fol- nun aud
in Bafhineton borgefommen iein. -
Mau fcbe Ta Dor uub Iaiie fid impFGn'"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-01-06

Der 9ampFer 9ope. Ous 6ra6t-
bampfboot ,9ope" Fat ipeaen Ser o'r'
,~eitiaeu u~nelntiaen @itterung fnr
eiriae Saae oahier anQelegt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-01-06

Der Bottom 9erolO" brinat cine
tatiftiide 3uidmms niteaung iiber ole
8irfung Der gstrdufsuetbOtgsieke in
Wfa6aduietts. 8On 1870 bis 1875
luuroea oieie GefeBc nit oIer Strenge
i'm Staatc ~ourbDcfihrt uuO Die 3abI
Der 8erbaftcten wtNen&runieubeit bob
fid mobren6 6ieier Bet bsitdnbig. 50
wurocu i'm Sabre 1870 10, 326 Ser
ioneu we9eu &ruutsubeit befroft. 1871
Oascaeu 90, SCI, unb 10 fort bis gum
Sabre 1875, no Die 3ab! auf 4, 1919
9eIticgcu mar. SIM Sabre 1876 murbc
bas aud nod iebr itreaae Xic,u; 9eicb
au8eunmmeu, uno Ole 3dbI Der Scr
urtbeitunasn feel i'm %foIgen6m Sabre
ouf 1888. uno bis iett bat iia ole
3obI ami 1880 ldtrIid erbaItsr, troB
Der Sermtbrunl Ger olterung.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-01-06

Sesen GrtdItung, 9ufeH, @aI8IeiOen
uno ale 8ef9wetoeu Der 9Mngen nehnie
man @Der's @berrp YectoraI.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-01-06

Die y9SeFli@e Soft. Die in ct.
2ouis erlbeinenre y@sflide Pot" bat
am /. Sanuar S82 Aum fiinfunb8man-
;iaIeu MaIe ibrcn Gsburtsta9 aefejert.
Rir OrdtuItren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-01-06

0efnrben. @m MittmOb ftarb Elm
Sinh 6es 0rn. {. 806m, Sdubmo9ers
oobier, i'm Glitter bon bier,ebn Saaen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-01-06

Oefen i0mie niicrici gied- ano
@iIennaaren biuig bel
Gugen 8afie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-01-06

9tegelmabiac Gruitee Sibung bonn
3ten Sonuor 1852.
Nnue1ent waren hie 9errem GIBen,
Gorfbcr, 8ropp, glisbof unb Gbriitel.
0as YrotocoII Der Siban8 bonn D.
december wurbe usrlslcu uno onge-
nomneu.
Soleente Hehuuugsu wurreu 9e'
nrift NM ,mr hmm nnnrni ,frn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-01-06

@iantel guns Giutauf.8rci5 bei Geo
6rGtttp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-01-06

SIM 8du8en Slo,U90 90
@baepabrt all benStaatS' unO GOuutb
SdabmetIter, am 4. Sanuor 1852.
60. SoetIer,
Steuer-Ginncbmer bon SaeconNbe so.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-01-06
Wonntli6e steuereinnabmrn.

Gb. 6oeQer, Steuereinnebmsr bon
Gascounbe GOuntp, MO-, bat I'M Sion 3
ate DECEMBER 1881 eirgenommen
Staatsifeurrn s5,467 81
6ountp steueru 5,487 81
Wsgbau Steuera 90 IL
@dul steuern 4,O85 al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-15
DEATHS.

Died. at his residence No. 4IO Bclviderc .trcet,
on Saturday night, cbruaTy Il. 1882. JAMES u.
SMITH: aged siXty-tlrcc year
Funeral took place sunday evening from LAUREL
Street Methodist Episcopal church.
Petersburg and Baltimore papers please copy. ,
Died, at the White House, Hanover county. on
the OH Of February. nj O'Clock \. Ne. Mrs.
SUSAN BERKELEY, IN her scvcnty-fouith year.
=. blessed are The dead who die ia the Lord
she was buried at Airwcll ON TIE 10Th.
stanton and Dmyilc papers please copy.
Died. on February 18Th. Of Group. CHESTER
WlLFERD. youngest son Of Peter j. and Eliza
Quinn: aged one year aud four months
But still we tl.ink we see thee. darling.
Though death has ciiimcd thee for his Own,
And hear Thy sweet voice gently falling
In thy once bright and happy home.
Funeral THIS "wednesday MORNING. the
18Th. 1T 9 o'clock, from SO. l2Os north seven
teenth street.
Died. AZ her late residence No. 700 north Fourth
street. February II. 1882, at TO- O'Clock y. VI.
.CORNELIA JANE. only daughter of Tie late
James Il. Chiies. OF this city. and wife OF irving
G. johnson. in the thirty-.ccOnd year of her age.
She leave, 10 mourn a husband and four small
children.
Her funeral viii take place from ;he First Bap-
list church WEDNESDAY,. Fchru,Ty 18TH, n 81
o'clork T. VI. Friends of -he family are invited TO
attend without further notice.
Dmvilc and Petersburg lNa.l aud Goldsbofo'
and K1lcigh N. c. papers please copy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-15

The virginia State Grange, Patrons vi
IIusbandry, met IN Alexandria yes'ero'''
The amateurs Of Norfolk viii presentthc
onera . Patience at the Academy OF
Music, In that city, on Monday next
The people residing around Cum spring,
roi,,,y comfy. are considerably eXclted
over an jncepdiary fire which occurred I'D
that neighborhood Friday last. Loyeiace
BROWN (colored), living at Gum spring,
had one rick and three stacks OF nay OH
his place DESTROYED by fire, when was
undoubtedly incendiary.
There Is at Christiansburg negro man
who Is an habittial coal-oil drlnker. he
saws in cold weather he often drinks pint
or more Mt one time. and that the sensation
produced Is similar TO that OF whiskey.
Colonel J. +. Slaughter, Of Lynchburg,
and Major George X. Dunn, OF this place,
have purchased the Noble Furnace pro-
perry. on Cripple creek. In this county, al
the sum Of SG7 800. The tract embraces
Il. 900 acres Of land, and is regarded a. one
Of the finest iron properties in the South
Vytheuiile Enterprise.
The chaplains OF the Theological Semi
nary near Alexandria commenced on yes
terday their examinations nj that lhstitti-
ton, which will embrace English language
literature, rhetoric. logic, physics, Til. L.,
Can. 4, See. ". Evidences OF Christ'ani'!
and Inspiration, &c. Rev. DR.. Henkie, OF
Charlottesville, and Rev. DR.. Minnigerode,
OF Richmond, two Of the ehaplalns, are
present.
A cutting ARRAY, participated in by Mr.;
8. w. Edwards and Mr.. John Thomas ana
son, occurred near the foot OF Fancy Cap
mountain, in Carroll county, one day last
week, during which knives were freely
used. Edwards and young Thomas were
both cut about the hands and arms, neither,
however, being seriously hurt.-V yfhe-
,,;Ue tnferDJ.jce
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Virginia Postal News.

The following postmasters have been
commissioned Melissa G. Lofand at Beale-
ton, Fauquier county, and James G. Ste
phens at StanardsyilIe, Greene county.
The following changes in Star schedules
have been made: Rontc l1205--Shady
Grove TO Cascade: Leave Shady Grove
daily except Sundays at 3 A. NJ. arrive at
Cascade by / p. NJ; leave Cascade daily
except Sundays at IL NJ, or Oh arrival Of
train from Danyille; arrive at Shady Grove
daily except Sundays at 8 +. NJ.
Route ll379-MartinsyiIl to Patrick
Courthouse: Leave Martinsyille Tuesdays
and Fridays at G A. NJ; arrive at Patrick
Courthouse by 8 p. NJ; leave Patrick
Courthouse Tuesdays and Fridays ut A.
NJ: arrive at Martinyille by l.. n.
Route l12ss-DanyiIle to Cascade: Leave
Danville Tuesdays, Thursdays, and satur-
DAYS at s A. NJ; arrive al Cascade by =.
NJ: leave Cascade Mondays, Wednesday,,
and Fridays at ~ NJ. arrive ut Danvil'e
byGP. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-15

r. Il. sTIcKLEY, Esq, has become the
owner and editor Of the Lee County Senti-
mel. lie promises TO sustain the Rcadjust-
ers when they are right, but is not willing
to go with them into the Republican party.
We trust that the mass OF the white Read
justers in Virginia viii refuse TO be turned
over to the party that has lived and pros
percd upon the libcls and SANDERS of which
they have been guilty concerning the
southern people.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-15
MI SYCLE BROTHERS
HAVE JUST OPENED
100 CASES OF NEW DESIRABLE GOODS
SUITABLE FOR TIE SEASON.

100 pieces CHECKED MUSLIN, slightly dam
aged. AT I6Zsc. good value for 20 and 30c.;
100 pieces CHECKED MUSLIN for 10 and 12.c.
per yard
$50 pieces PERCALE at s., 10, and 12Hc. per
yard
. cases of TWILLED SIIEETING will be sold at
much below regular value:
1000 yards HAMBURG EDGE from Sc. to II
per yard:
Q 600 wards NEW STYLES SWISS and MUSLIN
EDGING and INSERTINGs:
5000 FRENCIIa and AMERICAN C0RSETs from
SOC. 10 sl.25;
4 large stock Of NEW GlNGHAMS from ga to
l2i4c. per yard:
100 pieces BLACK CASHMERE from SOC. to II
per yard:
our 40c. ALL-WOOL CASHMERE we consider
the best in the State for the price;
50 pieces BLACK sILK-amongst them YOU will
ind some of the best manuiIcture al 40. 90
10. IS. Soc. 81, %. up t. $3.50 per yard:
We are now selling a BLACK SlLK II 81 never
sold before for less than Sl.75;
Wcs.ill show IN immense stock Of BLACK and
COLORED SATiNS at Go, 20, 70, SO. 9Oc..
and ~ per yard;
Tie balance Of our WINTER DRESS GOODS will
be closed out regardless of cost:
An immense variety Of LACE CURTAINS and
LACE MUSLINS, which We viii now sell az
great reduction In price on account Of the dul!-
ness OF the season;
We have on consignment 500 UNLAt NDRIED
SHIFTS from 30, zoe, 20 Sl-il!c 81 shirt We
consider good value for sl.jO
4 large stock Of CARPETS. DRUGGETS. and
RUGS which we viii close AZ less than New
York cost;
Tie balance of our CLOAIIs aad ULSTERs re-
gIrcss Of cost;
$50 QUILTS still LEFT, amongst them some slight
y damaged;
An immense variety Of TABLE LINEN and
NAPKINS:
1000 yards REMNANTS or IRISH LINEN at
less than half the regular value;
LINEN SHEETING and CASE LINEN
Very cheap.
Ladies. It will pay you to examine tie stock of
SYCLE BROTHERS before purchasing. Their
buyer l. always I'm the market. and their motto l.:
Quick sales aud small profits.
sYCLE BROTHERS,
fc 5-cod 3ii Broad street
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Tobacco-Inspection Law.

The Baltimore Gazette Of Monday con-
tains bill which has been introduced into
the Legislature Of Maryland providing for
the inspection OF tobacco in that State.
We commend II 10 the attention Of the
members OF the Virginia Legislature, who
may perhaps find In it some features which
are worthy Of being incorporated into the
Virginia bill. We have copy Of the Ma
ryland bill, which will be placed at the
disposal OF the first applicant for il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-15
~ LENTEN SERVICES IN THE
EPISCOPAL CHURCHES.

UYOS SERyIcEs.-St. Marks, Monday: Grace,
Tuesday; Monumental, Wednesday; II. Johns,
Thursday: 81. james. Friday; 81. andrew. sat
urday. BEGINNING 27th February. and held at T..
NJ. Collections for Diocesan missions at all the
union services.
DAILY SERyIcEs.-St. PauI's at I \. W.. aud be-
ginning on the 23d; Grace At u y. VI, and begin
ming from tsI-Wodnesday.
SPECIAL SERyICEs.-Sf. Mark. Tuesday. Thurs
day, and saturday at 7 \. NJ, beginning Tie 2sth:
also, "wednesday and Friday at y. NJ, and az II.
MARKS chapel Tuesday at 8 u. Nj: Monumental
Tuesday and Friday 1t T.. NJ; ST. Johns Mon
day, Wednesday, and Friday at il. W., and ST.
Johns mi sion Tuesday az z. NJ; Christ church,
Wednesday at IL 4. VI. and s u. H., and Friday nj
s Z. NJ; Moore Memorial. given out from The pull
pit; Meade Memorial iilgnchcstcrl, Tuesday and
Thur-day at \. NJ, Wednesday at 1880 l.. NJ,
and Friday at p. W.: 81. Philips, daily scrucea
Q 4. NJ. except Saiurdays-Wedncsday and Friday
ut 1870 i. W., and Thursday at ~ l.. VI. st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-15
ycunor's Prediction for Some Days
Ahead.

MONTREAL, February 13.-Ncnnor pre-
diets FOR the close OF the present week
storms Of great severity from Toronto
westward to Chicago, Milwaukee. and
other points in Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa,
and adjacent States. In the st. Lawrence
Valley, below Kingston, the same storms,
but less severe, may extend TO Montreal
and Quebec, while in a Southerly direction
snow. sleet, and rain is likely to extend to
Washington. There are likely to be
serious blockades Of snow in the western
sections aud possibly in the Northern and
Middle States. Should these storms be
well marked in the sections mentioned
Vcnnor is of the opinion that March will
enter exceedingly rough, with heavy snow
falls from the st. Lawrence TO very south
ern points.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-15
MEETINGS..

CONS OF ST. GEORGE-SIR WAL
~ TER RALEIGH LODGE, No. 83.-The Off
cers-elect requested To attend 1T their Hall,
corner Sixth and Marshall streets AZ 2 O'Clock Y.
NJ. THIS "wednesday EVENING, February 18TH.
To be installed by the Worthy Grand President.
The members to meet at the above place at z
O'Clock l.. VI on THE SAME EVENING to be in-
=. d. GAM,
fe l5-lt Secretary pro ten.
NOTICE.-THEA ANNUAL MEETING
~ OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE BUCK
INGiIAM RAILROAD COMPANY will be held ut
New Canton, Buckingham county, on THURS
DAY. March Cd, at II O'Clock.
JAMES Il. FICKLEN,
Nicc-Presideni.
The state copy. fe I2-4t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-15
VACCINATION.

In an article In the NinefeeaM Century DR..
CARPENTER, the distinguished English scientist,
SAYS that the alleged inCiciency OF vaccination,
often asserted Slncc Dr. Jcnner's time, has been
due Ia the fact that the virus used ~ yaccnating
persons who afterward took the smallpox was not
long transin ssion through TIE human subject.
Vaccine virus not fresh from the cow hut "hu-
manlzed" by many removes, affords no protec-
ton, and may Communicate dangerous maladles.
but Or. Carpenter details many facts to show that
good bovine virus Is free from nearly all me objec-
lions which can lie urged-and With good deal OF
force-against "humanized" virus. -
Wearc constantly receiving supplies OF BOVINE
on-humanizedl VIRUS from The PennsVlyania
vaccine Company, who have facilities not SUR
passed by any vaccine flrm in the country Tor pro-
ducinE reliable virus fresh from the COW.
fc3 loIO Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-15

IIOnsFORp's ACID PHOSPHATE IN IN1RACr.
ABLE DYspEPsIA. used Horsford's Acid
Phosphate In il case Of the most intractabie
dyspepsia ever met with. The effect was
most charming, and nm satisfied thai u IL
valuable Yemedy.-W 9. Putnam M. De-
Justls, o.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-15
AIRS. BUELL.. MRS. WOODBRIDGE

MI rs. 30 ELL, MINIS. UUUBKIUUE,
wi and MRS. HANNAH WIIITALL SMITH,
distinguished representatives, Of the WOMkN'S
CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION. will adj
dress the women of Richmond al PARk-PLACE
METHODIST CHURCH on TUESDAY EVE
MINI, l4th instant, ~ ~ o'clock at LEIGH
STREET BAPTIST CHURCH on WEDNESDAY
MORNING, 18th instant, ut IL o'clock AT
FRIENDS MEETING-HoU>E at ~ u. NJ. and
AT CENTENARY METHODIST CHURCH WE'D
NESDAY NIGHT, 18th instant. at ~ O'Clock.
These ladies' have conducted similar meetings In
Europe and this country with great success.
A-Ot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-15
A GAiNST SMALLPOX, DlPHTHE.
"a RIA, TYPUOlD-FENER, &C

BLAiiiS CliL0RAL THY MOL PRofHfLAC'
Tic IND DlsINFECTANr
detroys the germs Of contagious diseases IN sc'
eordanee with the latest teachings OF science. if'
usc IL simple, harmless. and agreeable IL Is en'
ployed by sorie OF our ablest physicians,
Pre?aredby .. BLAIR,
corner Broad and Ninth streets.
Price, 5oc. bottle. nos
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-15

DE CAREFUL HOW YOU INVEST IN
ID MEDICINES that are said ca De good for
almost everything. The ROCK AND RYE IN
PECTORANr with BROMIDE COMrOlND Is a
specially for Coughs IlOarscncss or any Throat or
Lung Affection. or Wctkness Of TIE Nervous Sys-
TEN. Persons suffering with confirmed or chronic
lung diseases will find nothing 50 healing and
soothing as this, Sold I'm jOc and 25c. bottles by
druggists. fe lf-2tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-15
co OOOw WORTH OF BOOTS 4

QCSVOO MD SHOPS TITAToW
MUST BE SOLD REGAEDLESS OF COST
COST.-iiaying determined 10 make change In
orr business, we will for the NEXT THIRTY
DAYS sell our entire stock Of BOOTS, SHOES,
TRUNKS, &C.. &C., AT AND BELOW COST FOR
CASH. ONLY. Those desiring bargains VIII do well
t. call M once.
All parties Indebted 10 this 1rm Will please call
and settle by the lSr OF FEBRUARY, or they
VIII be dealt With according 10 law.
j. NJ. THOMPSON & CO.,
tIa east broad street.
JANUARY Is, 1882. "a l9-tfe2l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-15
FANCY GOODS.


- T + V Z n 5
HAS OPENED
DURING TIE PRESENT WEEK
A large invoIce Of LADIES' LACE-PINS and
EAR-DROPS-amOng them are very desirable
styles-at CSC;
4 dozen new STYLES in POCkET-BOOkS-thc No.
velty. with or without handles, at iuc + bu-
r,ain: some choice styles Of ALL-LEATliER
CARD-CASES at so, Toe. and 81; q lot Of
PURSES at 10 aud zoe: the 2Jc. SHAWL
STRAP, the cheapest we ever sOld-'tls neat,
and very strong and solid;
An invoice Of WILLOW NURSERY-CI CHAIRS aud
CtIILDREN'S ROCKERS;
4 few new things in GLAss-PICKLEs. NAP
PIES. OMFORTS, OYALS, CAKE
STANDS, &C., &C.:
4 big lot Of EWETS and BASINS-thc $50 Size
(sccOnds) we Will sell for 81;
A big invoice Of SILVER-PLATED WARE of one
Of the standard makes, consisting of very
handsome TIA SET, FINE CAS1ORS, FLE-
CANT TRAYS (Sluarc and OVAL. CAKE
BASKETS, TEASPOONS, Tablespoons,
DESSERT-FORKS. TABLE-FORks, BUT
TER-kNiNES (plain and engraved bladesl
PICkLE-fORKs, SUGAR-SliELLS, La
DIES, BERRY-SPOONS, &c in both plain
and fancy patterns. These goods we will sell
1T bottom prices, and guarantee the quality 10
DC the best made.
The best assortment and most desirable goods
are shown NJ STEVENS,
Tell sos Broad street.
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CnOCKERY. GLASSWARE. &c.

a. u l. & | \ l..
Just received direct from tie Me,Sr,. HIayiland
& Co.. Of Limogen, France, fun lie of their cell
ebrated
DINNER, GAME, FISH, OYSTER. TEA, AND
COFFEE SETS.
Also. fun stock Of Wcdecwo0d & Copeland's
DINNER SETS, the largest assortment ever eX-
hlbitcd In this city.
Call and see Tie GATE-CITY WATEE-FILTER.
Everybody should have one.
T.. p. TAYLOR.
e. Is l0ll Main street.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. AT Union Station Methodist Episcopal
church. "Wednesday. February |, 1882. by the pas
Tor. Rev. W. &. Walden. Mr.. \. L. LUCAS 20 LIZ
LA y. Oldest daughter of N.J. and NJ l.. Points;
both Of Ills city.
Baltimore, Nashville. and Anderson paper please
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SAYS s. l.. MCBRIDE, OF ATLANTA, GA.
in speaking OF s. s. 5. -: 1t cured me Of ca
tarrh after best physicians North and South
had failed Price, 81 and Sl.1j per bottle.
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M THE LARGEST LINE OF
CORSETS IN THE CITY.
Try the "PARISIAN,- made of French coutil,
heavily b0ned. 81:
The DIR. HERTZOG (hip-supporting) at 81;
DIR. WARMERS FLEXIBLE HIP, 81:
DR.. WARMERS HEALTH, Si.25;
The " BON-TON,n Sl.15:
The QUEEN BESS CORSET AND SKIRT SUP
PORTER. Sl.2j;
The "IADY TEAZLE," white and colored:
The UNBREAKABLE HIP, only 75c.;
The LITTLE BEAUTY, CONDITIONED. Is the best
soc. corset ever sOld
SATIN and MERlN0 CORSETS. ~
JULIUS MEYER & SONS,
IA lJ-cod COL and Sos Broad street.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. dc.

4 GOOD EXCUSE for sickness Of yourself and
family is that you don't use lIoP BITTERs.
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LExE & ALDEN'S TOUR.
I EVE Il ALDEN'S
ILnNAA. Al L ZION II ErIl -rAI---

I EVE Il ALDEN'S
II PERSONALLl-COND TOUR
INCLUDING ALL ENpENSfs,
PALACE CARS. EIRST-CLtS- llOTFI>.
CARRIAGE-RlDFS FREE FOR SlGlii->l
ING. nc.
LEAVING RICHMOND FEBRUARY l1IH
SECTION Visiting Augusta. savannah. Pore
nandina, jacksonville. - Augustine. P'nis b .
tcrprise. Gainesville Cedar hey-. New orniH.. ~.
Louis. Ciucinnati-thrty- days nIst-cl1. I...
cling. 5000.
SECTION 2-RCiums from Florida rif ill..
ton. Aiken. Augusta. Atlanta. charlotte. In. Dr..
yillC-twouty-s days firi-cla-- travelling. II.
ALSO. GRAND PERSON ALLY comb CO. IN
Tot T..
LEAVING NTW OGh February 2~lI.
TO al 81.
Exposition az NaiauIl-. tlc caves II ii,ll. 30
and the Numiri Nallcl.fhc Cityof Havana. D.. ...
Ia Florida. visiting Cedar hcl-. Jark-outiI -I
Augustine, P1latkt, ErtcfpIi-c. Fernando
ymuai. and Augu-t1. e..
Cost az eutire tour from Richmond. inclu..
expenses, 500.
For programme and 20 particular "fii I'
GAHBEE'- ithll-ut fIiI.
f. 7.9.ll,l2.Il&lj