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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-05-16

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VIRGINIA NORMAL SCHOOLING have been
presented by Rev. Samuel Driver with a copy
of the Second Annual Catalogue of the officers
and students of the Virginia Normal School at
Bridgewater, Rockingham county, the Princi-
pal of which is Prof. D. G. Flory. This school,
though "originated for the special benefit of
the Brethren Tor Tunkers) and under their i'm
mediate control to be home church, and
school for their children, where they can re-
ceive an education free from the contaminat-
ing influences of fashionable life, yet the Vlr-
giuia Normal School offers hearty welcome
to all those who seek knowledge regardless of
sect or creed"
The Fall term will begin on September 18th
and end December 22d-the Winter term will
begin December 26th and continue for 10 weeks.
The Spring term begins the Goth of March
and closes on the 18th of June. The following
constitute the Faculty:
D. C. Flory, Principal. Ancient Languages
and Mathematics.
Elder Daniel Hays. Elocution aud Business
Department
James r. Shipman Penmanship and English
branches.
Geo. B. Holsinger, Music.
We commend this school to popular favor
and hope it will be literally patronized.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-05-16

MRS SHEPHERD & PAGAN are receiving a
large and handsome stock OF Millinery and
Fancy Goods. Call and see before you buy.
Remember the house No. ], New Street.
Dlay2-4ts
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-05-16

The best stock O. STRAW MATING in
Town at Gladke's. maya
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-05-16

You can buy the cheapest Picture Frames at
mayl6-1t B. M. JAMIsoN's.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-05-16

Try 'Shumate's Best" Unlaundried Shirts
Perfect fits guaranteed. mayl8-3t
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GLADKE has just received a HANDSOME
ASSORTMENT of Carpets at % cents yard.
may2-tf
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GLADKE'S.

500 pieces of Hamburg Edgings and Inserting
at from cts. to $l.5O yard, at
may2tf GIADKE'S
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A Card for the Ladies.

Many ladies who are troubled with Sick
Headache, especially at this season Of the year,
dislike taking any nauseous dose, which often
makes them worse instead of better. A favorite
drink now With ladies are the Seidiidtine Seid-
litz Powders, which are as pleasant as lemon
ade, and are highly esteemed for Dyspepsia,
Bfliousness. Sick Headache, &c. Try them
Only sc, each.
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NOTICEI

the children of Robert Gay, of Aughedella,
county Of Tyrone, Ireland, and Eliza, his wife.
formerly Eliza Stewart, by the late DR.. Scott
day of June, A. D., 1882. ,a s.is s,
PENNA. 20. FOR INSURANCE ON LIVES
43l Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. q. 8. A.
Ocf1Q.tf
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The Word IS So n odont,,

Which has already become household word,
is derived from the Greek, and composed Of
two words Sozo and Odontes. 5000" trans
eeth-"SOZODONT," a preserver of the teeth.
And it is true to its name. 1t beauties and
preserves the teeth, and hardens and invigor.
ates the gums, and corrects all impurities Of
the breath. The odor of this pure preparation
is SO delightful that 1t is luxury to apply it.
1t is as harmless as water. Sold by all drug
gists and perfumers.
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MALL PAPERS !

WALL PAPERS WALL pArrnss
ONE HUNDRED DIFFERENT PATTERNS
and STYLES. NEW WALL PAPERS, BOR-
DERS, and DECORATIONS, for the Spring
1882, received at B. NJ, JAMISON'S.
~ Samples and Prices sent on application,
and Practical workman to hang the paper
when desired. B. M. JAMESON,
Decorative Paper Hanger,
mar7-3m Opp. City Hall. staunton. Va.
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LADIES' STRAW HATS in great variety at
Mrs. Gladke's. maya
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Mothers! MOthers!! Mothers

Ask for GLADKEs cts. Lace Buntings.
maY2-tf
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Consumption.

To prevent night sweats, to ease the cough
and arrest emaciation and decline, no otner
form of malt or medicine can possibly equal
MALT BITTERS. This original Nutrient and
Tonic is rich in nourishment and strength. II
tides the patient over the most critical stages
of the disease, digests and assimlates food, en-
riches and purifies the blood. 1t builds up the
system by stimulating into new life the entire
process of digestion.
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THE MARKETS.
Corrected weekly py j. E. GRAHAM.
STAUNTON MAY l6 1890

Flour-Family rs @6
:. Extra::......................... rs 90
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MANCIIEsTER AND VICINITY,

BrieE.-Mrs. Martha Shackleiord, who
is held to be dementcd, and who has given
warrant TO the suppositon by various cc-
centric acts, is still held in durancc by the
city authorities. An effort is being made
10 secure her admission into the Eastern
Asylum, at Williamsburg.
The Manchester Pythians Of Lodge No.
20 contemplate tonight visiting their fra-
tiers of Syracuse Lodge, No. >, OF Rich
mond. \ good time will doubtless be bad.
That worthy citizen John NJ. Merritt.
who has long been sick, is now slightly
improved, but confined still to his room.
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EORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF
Il An OLD NURSE.

MRS. WINTOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP IL the
prescription OF oae Of the best fsmslr physicians
and nurses In tbs United states and hss been used
for forty years with nevcr-faiiing safety and sue
cess by millions of mothers and ehisircn, from the
feeble infant OF one week old TO the admit. Is con-
rects acidiy of the stomach. relieves wind-coiic,
regulates the bowels. and gives rest. health. and
comfort 20 mother and child. We believe II the
best and surcst remesS IN the world In all cases of
DYSENTERY ani pfARRIiEA in children,
whether arising from tscthing or frnn any other
cause. Full directions for Hsing VIII accompaify,
each bottle. None genuine unless the zoe sim'fe
Of CURTIS & PERKINS Is ON the outside wrap
per. sold by all medisise-dealcrs. Twenty-Five
cents bottle. dc l-eOdiw
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THE MISSING BOND.
Some Additional Facts with Reference
10 the Mysterious Smelling Bond
and the DOings Of the
Grand Jury.

IL the Bond OF Any Importance !-If il is
Net. Why was 80 Much Trouble Taken to
Make IL Out and Send il Over TO Judge
was Dry on Tt!-IIow the Hastings Court
and the Grand Jury Thereof Have Been
Twice FoiIed-The Correspondence Between
Judge Christian and Auditor s. Brown Al
len-Four or Five Hundred Votes Involved.
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Now i the time to secure your Nmas
goods generally. but when You can find
Virginia hams like those At ". ID. Blair X
Co.'S, ll00 east Main street, you had better
secure what You need nc once.
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Cu,xcgRy CoURr.-The following ca

CHANCERY COURT.-The following cases
were disposed Of yesterday:
Hunt rs. Hunt, &c. Decree directing a
deed 10 be made to a purchaser who has
paid i'm full for the property therein men
toned.
Phillips's administrator rs. Phlllps, Nc.
Decree providing for the collection and dis
position OF the fund rs therein mentioned.
Caldwell, &C., rs. Kent, &c. Decree con-
frmine report OF special commissioners
and directing them to proceed to consunl-
mate the sale OF the property therein re-
fcrred to on the terms in said report sci
forth.
The Board Of Church Extension OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church rs. Manly
Sc trustees. Decree fOreclOsing mortgage
and directing sale OF the property unless
debt be paid as in said decree set forth.
Beale. &C.. as. Brown. &c. Decree con.
firmng report Of commissioner OF sale M oi
property and providing for the disposition
OF the fund. -. ,..o
Thalhimer Us. Blum, dc. Decree pro-
vidinp for the disposition OF the fund.
Nayo. trustee. rs. MyerS's eXeculriX, @c.
Decree settling and adjusting the rights oi
/ the parties 10 the fund.
Ferguson, &C.. as. Etting, DC. Decree
in conformity with opinion OF the court
settling the rights OF the parties ana dlS'
missing the plaintiffs bill with costs.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.


D., rreth Pain m the side. sometimes we Pm snr
a. feIt under the shoud, f-DlaoV, -Dlaot,,. nowcls gen
I,heumatism: general loss 81 dpP.t ,,yitl laN: the
eraliy Cv,s,iod vIth pain, j. dull aud hedS! NJ "i'n
~ ~ ,ieraie loss OF memory aCtViii 'c,ucibiug
const,'II consttI .ei.ation Of leaving und0hS ron"h
ptlili "t'l,. ~ huyc been done; sleHt, vi c,cn
,,,i an he'd face j. sometimes az ,t,nt conplains
~, etsten for consumptl9n' thv I,s c1silv star
Oi 80 cnld or burning sOmetllhCs Nv 1nd
nvs,,inn of the skin exists Spatnd tbat exercise
dcin"ndent, and. although s'tlsnIG , G,rdlv summon
u.Id he beneficial, yet one Su S,tS .t c,yery REM
woHlu md V fo iry i-n fact, disruss c,,nd the
W. several OF the above syiai P'sbnn hut few Of
disease, but case ' 'cxaminaiion after deaih has
theln NE LIVER 10 have been eN''"S''''
ranged. ,.,.,eo>.e ON
II s,,D vnIrXG. WHENEVER ANY or i"'-
AM .RoyE SYMPTOMS APPEAR
...vou,ng or living in unhealthy i9T1i.r irnr
..hytskinga dose occasi9nmnSS m Saiorta Bilious at
I'm healthy action VII wla Drowsincss Depression
taes5Ii s5irit.. &C. II will inyigoI',e, 'u,,yHHAGF.
wine, Bot Is No -, - snvthing hard of digosuoh, oa
- Leavy after meals OF sI0S
&c and YOU will be rehe'eu' ,e,vrn
'r,,,v AND DOCTORS BILLS Will W.,t, De II
nv ALWAYS KEEPING IliE mr., n'''
h' TOR IN THE HoUsE' ,a,,y
For whatever the ailmen, may sSp TOSIC can
4 A D. a II A n -
sale ~ ~, of nlacc. The rcme1v - is.,NEss - on
never us ue Vs' SoT INTERFERE WITH
PLEASURE .,,p
rr Is PURELY VEGETABLE
IN the power and efficacy Oh ,,,er 1a,ors ef,ects.
amnnt,ine. and without any oil tic '"J"'
Q''''' GOVERNORS TESTIMONY. r,v
iver Regulator has been an III :, ~ a. "a val
| SiIniiollf INC -, lime and am sa'lshe" ~ ~ "
family iyr is,,sou to The medical science ALBANIA
nabie aIVGL GIL snOnTEH, 0o'ei"o' -
- Alexander II. stevens, o, me meV usc Of Sim
Hon. r,xcd some bcnent I Iivii ~ ~, @ive il a fur
llave Iiver Regulator, ana WIS"
| ther trial. ,,,r NEVER FAILS TO
! "lhh hrD,l have used many ,co,iiliV. ,ci but never
KELiiE liver AnectOn' aaa, anu me 10 the extent
pep-is,, ANYTHING 10 Denen' a sent from Min-
have liver Regulator Ia "a ,ould end further
Siminon,o Georgia for IL aiu aino,,J advise ali who
for such hia.,sac,ed 20 give II y t,in, "'
are Similar 90 ,hat never fails 10 ieaaous MIMI
the only 'h'"gp "gp'M M NJ. JASsfY, Mihhe'i''" '.,a,,..
" Mason says: fr29m "f.aa "Reealator tor in m!
Dr. j. W of simmons LNe' 'satisned TO use and
inu,,ce IN ,ns have been nnnon"rdlcinc. ana
prrs,cribe il as II purgatNe .,,ch always hai
ss Take nos" .n', me RED rnADr-ManS ana ra s,'
NATURE OF nvccIsTs.
e 29-W&Fly
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Personals and Briefs.

BY decree OF the President of the
French republic, dated November !, 1882,
the grade OF Cheyalier in the Legion Of
Honor has been conferred on Captain St.
George Tucker Mason (a Virginian by
BIRTH !or fifteen years service and six
teen campaigns.
The Richmond Cafedonan Club have
elected the following officers for the ensu-
ing year: Chief, James Il. Mitchell: First
Chieftain, William II. Mason Second Chief
tain, William Dunn; Third Chieitain, W.
Irvine Reith; Fourth Chieftain. Hum
phrey Calder.
The Virginia Historical Society has lust
received from X. J. Baker, Esq, Baltimore,
Nd, through Il. Edwin Myers, Esq, an
admirable portrait OF George Peabody, the
philanthropist.
The ladies OF Monumental church will
give musical entertainment Friday eve
ming. The proceeds will be used for the
benefit OF the church.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Yesterday morning
Patrick Farley, a junk-dcaler on Brook
avenue near Goddin's old tavern. was
taken sick at his place OF business The
city ambulance was called for. When il
got there Farley was dead. Coroner Tay-
lor was notified, but did not deem Hn in
quest necessary.
SALE or REAL EsrArE.-MeSsrs Frank
ID. Hill X Co.. auctioneerS. for Me,srs.
John 4. Coke and Frank W. Christian.
trustees. sold at auction Yesterday the yalu-
able tobacco factory at the southeast corner
| OF Franklin and Twenty fourth streets, re-
Gently occupied by James Leigh Jones.
Esq, to Mr.. j. Fred. Gum, for Sl0,350.
MADAME JANAUSCuEK.-This distinguish
ed altistc closed her engagement last
night at the Richmond Theatre by pre-
senting the historical drama Marie kntoi-
nette. 4 full house sat in rapt attention
| through the play, and the grand imperson-
ationS OF the tragic scenes i'm the history Of
Marie Antoinette were given with such
lifc-Iike yiyidness by the Madame that at
| times wonder almost took the place Of de-
light in looking upon her. Mr.. Stuart as
| General Lafayette was very natural and
makes up splcndidly for the character.
which suits him in every particular.
! CHARADEs AND MUsIC.-Last nighc the
/ Baptist chapel on Brook turnpike was the
scene Oi most enjoyable entertainment.
| cons sting Of charades and music, in
which a number Of ladies and gentlemen
from this city participated. Messrs Mar
| shall Ramos, Thomas StagAe, Thomas Eng
| lish. and James Wood. who seem ever
ready to aid in works a charity, were
present, and rendered a number OF choice
vocal selections
UNCLE ToM's N.-To-night Abbey
Uncle Toms Cabin Company Will com
mence a four-nights' engagement at the
/ Richmond Theatre. The blood-hOunds,
| two Eyas. and two Marks are some Of TIA,
attractions OF the company.
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firmly believes that the bond was not given
until election.day- after all the receipts
had been Issued. He decided on election
day that the receipts were void because the
Auditor could only appoint one collector
for Richmond; but that II he hadthe right
to oappoint two, MIR. Smelling did not qualify
in time. That decision was not enforced
because the Federal officers threatened
that II Il was they would arrest every
Judge OF election; in other words, close
the polls in Richmond.
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MASONIC NOTICE.--The men, a
vi bcrs of LOGE FRANCHISE, No. ~HA~>
SO. are requested 10 attend stated COM N<
munication Of their Lodge ~ St Aiban's/ "
Hall THIS (Wcdncsday) EVENING at O'Clock.
Members of sister lodges and Transient brethren
fraternally invited 10 attend.
BY order of the ". VI.
WILLIAM LOYENSrEIN.
De g. lts Src.Cttry.
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pICusoND THEATRE.

DICHIOND THEATRE.
WEDNESDAY. lhrEsDAY, shiDAs. hSA
SATURDAY
DncgMBEE Srn, 7gu, srt. hSp etH,
,SpSAYIFHpAY MATINEE Al ,. ~.
,pi,f - DDiffi.F MAMMOTH lSILE Jvpn
N""'' C.BiN COMPANY. - 49,
TIE ONLY loUBLk - S1AN' ~ '~>
I'M I-TENCf. -
.IAV.H FOR EVERY MIMI,
rpc yt'BiiC U-NANIMNEs IN ile fkhF,".
,TsAi,MN9nsi rorsEyS.
! ! COMlCAL NARKs
lECCEH16iCt
p,cK or FFRoCtoys MaS-dL MING
BLOOu,BOU\DS.
rur oxfy CFNTlSE SDIlh-fAHOiiNA
| " JIBlI.tf .lSsFRs. ...,
Tur rSTJIT no fspskEY ~o~ltR,~ NvI
| TOO-TOO. BIT VERY WILDE
FyN'- PEI Pony PkiN1k'
IA, SoT FAIL TpSIE 1iik kr1ktktPAEhDr.
/ INEN DAhl. .-.
| t-.,,., ,riees q. xdmi,.los. Reserved .sats now
on sale q, tie hoxofee and = ks2se1 Morrs IN
waSrfp. ~ JUBILEE stNotks 70 .ins w
Ito chorn.. Appiicants casas lhe stisr cnttans"
on the NOR NM OF Dkct tMBEK orh, v,s
." '"' THOMAS II. DAVIS,
,o,, Manager
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SUPREME Court or APPEALs.-Richmond
and Danvillc Railroad Company rs. Nor
ris. Argued by Judge II. II. Marshall Tor
plaintiff in error and submitted.
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AMERICAN RAILWAY SIGNALS; SIGNALS;

THE AMERICAN RAlLW AZ olUN s;',,'ai. =, -
i COMPANY OF NIKnlNii,Aitn,, str,et. second
toor. Rlchlnond. Va we would r.spo,,1iSeie IN
',e the attention Of tle public; ,nYsy IPFRFFCT
runway, ~ Hsru1err.nrsii} 1r.r " "yiTCTRIC RAILWAY
siSS ~ sd, a. ever in'enNSW u. =. SMITH, Manager.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-06

bat old Brown Windsor b. not removed from the
toilet ~ the fashionable World The pnrc-t and
most fragrant is that ~ the old London drm-J.
J.. ATKINSON.
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IhE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy, with light rain at night.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 81;
a. NJ, 81; noon, 4G; p. NJ. 50; 6 p.
NJ, At; midnight, 40.
Mean temperature, 43 5-6.
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WEATHER REPORT.

;, INDICATIONS YoR TO-DAY.-For the mid
die Atlantic States, light rain or snow,
clearing In the southern portion, south to
west winds, lower barometer, and station
airy or slight fall in temperature.
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MOZART HALL.
MI TUESDAY. DEcENBkH D. 1897
STAR LECTURE COURSE
or INK .....
vo,sc MEMS CIIilsrIxN ASSOCIATION.
J.JAY ylLLERs,
Of Bro1klyn, -
srpyyor: .FuNNY PEOPLE WE MEET"
Tickets for sale at RAMOS MosEs.
/ kdmlssion, so cents. No extra charge 'O' ''
served eats. -, .,. m, D e..uts
! NO 39-td q.
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DoN'rBUY ELSEWHERE until you have exam
iued the fine assortment of WEDDING, BRIDAL
and HOLIDAY GOODS at OWENS < MINORS, oP-
lrn-lfe nn.t-nllice.
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a Reantiful prcspnt.

\ Fisher Upright Piano. Nothing like
il on the marke; for the price Call and
test il. RYLAND X LEE,
General AgentS
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~KINNY NES.-" Wells Health Remover re-
stores health and yigor cures Dyspepsia Impo
tcncc. IL.
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PERSONAL.
4 DNINIsTRATOR's NOIICE.


NOTICE.-Iiaying sold the lichiiDnu lin,'ii',
y Banking and Insurance Company nuin'is' nul!, ~,
possession ~ which g. 20 ~ given on lhe lutn ~
.tlut hereby give notice 10 pariie- having Ssd"s
tI.- lelt with No company 10 remove t,ic ~, ~. -
once. otherwise they wlI De store" 'e"'
tclr risk aud cost. - ,,-,,,,rr OcK
o.uo Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
n IETgNt.<.

BAzAAR, 10 \. ~, horses, mules,
&c.
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rpTF EXHIBITION DAILY

TREE EXHIBITION DAILY
At
t. LEWIS> ART-GALLERY.
Ny HOLIDAY GOODS
ARE VOW OPEN FOR EXAMINATION.
among which arc the following articles:
PAINTINGS, ENGBAN1NGS, WATER COL
obs,
ALBUMS from $ cents upwards;
pI T~H ODOR-. TOILET, and JEW EL-CASES:
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES. from 10 cents up
r.lr1.--ogor three hundred different ,fyscs:
Ft~EL~ II EBONY, GILT. and ENANELLED,
from l0 cents upwards:
HANnPANTED rLACQUE> and PLACQUE-
FRAMES:
ART PlFCEs N ANTIQUE BRASS elegantly
f-lrfd il plush and bronze;
iHENICF~ iu an s.y,e- made 90 order;
IIFE art MANTEL MIRRORS, FRENCH and
GERMAN PLATE:
. CHRISTMAS sud NtW-YEAR CARDS at
wholesale and retail Of an MANUFACTURES, from
ase cent ur TaIds-Cye~ $1,000 .n stock
ARTISTIC FRAMING \ SPECIALITY.
l.. LEWIS.
ua1@ el2 Mai street.
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK,)

MENCHANIN NAIIUNNL ENNk,l
RICHMOND. VA, December ., 1852.
rV'lIE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
1 OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS BANK
for tie election Of directors FOR the ensuing year
will he held 40 their clearinghouse on ! IISlpAf
the gth day of January, Ssh. ri - O'Clock ".
de G-2tawtI J. +. GLENN. Cashier.
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CARLTON MCCARTHY & co.
WILL OPEN THEIR
CHRISTMAS STOCK
~ THEIR
NEW STORE
PAGES BLOCK,
sos MAIN STREET. BETWEEN EIGHTH AND
NINTH,
MONDAY, DECEMBER 1lTH.
WITH THE
LARGEST AND FINEST DIsPLhY
they have ever mad.
Everything IN our line in quantity sufficient K
supply our trade.
dc 6-lw CARLTON MCCARTHY q co.
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med the fine assortment ot IDDlNV' bhinAL'
and HOLIDAY GOODS at OWENS & MINORS op-
po-ite post-oitce.
WunoR's CoD-LIyER OIL AND LMr-1hc
friends of persons who have been rcstored from
confirmed consumption by Tie use Of This original
nrenaration. and the grateful parties themselves
/ have. los recommending il and acknowledging ITS
wonderful efficacy, given the article vast popu-
| Isritv In New England. The Cod-LiYer Oh a. IN
uis combination robbed Of ~ unpleasant taste
and rendered d0ubly effective IN being coupled
with the lime, which Is it.lf a restorative prnci
nile. supplyiug nature with Just the assistance rc
/ ,nilrcd 10 heal and restore the diseased Inng-
/ r.. WuBOR. Boston, proprietor. sold by al
druggist. -
J rur VERDICT (after an impartial trial; The
/ crfrrLOfD EYEGLASSES VII strad ten tihe'
more abuse than any other. For sais BY all lead
Ing Jewellers aud opticians
PERFECT BUcKwnEAr CAKES n three minute
can be made hy using HEcEERs sELf-hAislN'
/ BUCKwHEAr. -,
/ rtrcKEp's sELF-RAIsISG -Four make, DIS
c,,itsand cakes IN ten minutes, witbou, yeast o
hoking-powdcr. aud without setting 10 rise
For sale by all grocer~.
-r,,y POPLAR AND EvEg-GEADY AND RELIA
nv urpIcfNE for coughs, 0ofds, lung affections
and nervous debility-W WAeseE's ROC" AND hf
FvpyrroRASI WITH BRJaiDE
| epvct,r IspuCEMES,s 81 purchasers 81 1ao'
amt Holiday Presents ~ ,. LEwis's, VlZ N@
street.
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Rithmond 1ispatth.
Observation-Disclosures G, 1882.

Ss-TliE CIRCULATION or TIE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CRCU-
tATlON OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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....,s...sss- ,ssssssssssf-s-s~.
GODDARD & MOSES,
. 92O MAIN sTREEr.
. siLyE. wArcpas.
DIAMOND SAE-DR0Is,
taAN0SD RiNe5 49,.
DIAMOND EAcE-fiSs'
DTAMSSD ScAsF-PtSe,
together xith full ssSDrtmeni OF htSss,
CLASS, and JEWELgY generally oih't
. and tLNEE-PLAItp " AHt' 'oe,n
.CANys CLOCKS, aud OPTICAL ""oDo'
LOWEST PRiVEs IN TIE CITY
GODDARD 4 MOSES
920 1lAIN STREET.
.,....s.sssA-ss.ss s.ssssssss'ss''''f
prrCuAsERs oF CHRISTMAS CARDS 10 'h'
smonn, Of one. dollar receive 25 per cent FcdHe
tion at l. LEvIs's, 9l2 Main street
A SUCCESS.
IMPROVED
IIor SODA,
"kO-ko,"
CHOCOLATE,
COFFEE,
Lemonade,
and
GINGER.
GEORGE sCBGS,
corner Msin and Eleventh streets.
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Ursr1yGs CoURr.-The following eases
were disposed Of yesterday; ,,,, =, ,o,o.
Ellen TAYLOR was found guilty oil leio-
and sentenced to three months in jail and
fined one cent. ,, ,,;,,,, -, ro-
sisting the police in the discharge OF their ,!
dntv and fined sl5. Sent to Jail in default
Of payment.
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lhntered at-the Post-ofice at Richmond. Va. as
second-class Inatter.I
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ TIE ANNUAL NETTING OFThE STock-
HOLDERS Ok THE RICHMOND AND MLt-
.GHAEY RAILROAD COMPANY VIII b. held at
the compsny's office, Richmond Va on the St-
.COND TUESDAY. BEIhG THE l2rn DAY Oh
DECEMBER NEXT. lSs p, AZ - VI. Tor me pur
nose OF clec ting Board of Directors 10 serve one
vear and IT,. thc trtusgCtion of any other business
tllat NAV hc brought before The me, my
T.. X. LELAND.
Secretary Richmond and Allegheny
no 2s-td Railroad Company.
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REsTAURATEURs.
rsS1uTR FOR SALE.
,xs,,uaSlE AGENTS.

INSI hf1>c',.' M =
JOUN b. CARY q son,
rlng-, LiYE-, AID MARINE
INSURANCE
Agents. AID pHoKKhS
1918 Main street.
~ Zn-eOdSm .r--
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FINANCIAL.

OyylcF or TIN CITY AUDiI0k'f
ElcuMOND. VA. December = Isoz' ,
no BONDHOLDkJsS.