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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-24

By Grubbs & " illiams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
THE HANDSOME BRICK RESI-
L DENCE AND LEASEHOLD OF GROUND
No. 1O1 NORTH NINTH STREET, BETWEEN
rKANhLlN AND GRACE STREETS, AT AUG
TlON-On
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10Th.
at AZ O'Clock L. W. we will sell at auction. upon
the premises The PROPERTY above referred TO-
occupied by Dr. j. Hall Moore. IL has ten good
rooms, besides pantry, stOre-roOm, bath rOOm
&c. Kitchen with three rooms, cOal-yault. and a
building suitable for stable and servants room
This house was built few years ago, and IS Of
me most approved modern style of arrangement
with every convenience.
The location, fronting the Capitol Square. and
within a few minutes walk Of the centre of busi-
ness, makes IL very desirable for professional or
businessman. Particulars of the lease will be
furnished Possession on 1st october.
TERMS: At sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
seZ2 AuctiOneers
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RAILROAD LINES.
IL n I'm -ssSs;.s--1S~-S.--
81 - ,si:1s.-.-,t.,

IL IN s.:5.. -...s.s1 r1.ss5s.
g. ~ ra .s ds.----s,s: xi
CHESAPEAKEA AND ONO RAILWAY
" SCHEDULE, TAKING EFFECT JULY 1.
1882.
DEPART RICHMOND: Fast ne. \. VI.
daily: Express. 1913 T.. VI daily; Cha lottcs-
Vile accommodation =. NJ. except Sunday;
FL. Norfolk ara old Point 'Ju'foft, 1875 \. VI.
and 4.l5 F. VI. daily foXc pt suudsyl; sunday
rpeca for export News aud all stations 7:35
=. II.
ARRIVE RICHMOND: From The West. 4.
VI. 9 \. NJ, and 1890 L. NJ; from Norfolk and old
Point Comfort, ll:2J A. VI. and 10 l.. VI. Pull
man sleeping-cOaChcs 10 White sulphur, Clncin-
natl. and Louisville
Tlckct-Onlccs: 1000 Main street, and a. depot.
H. ". FULLER,
General Passenger Agent
{. W. SMITH, General Manager f. 80
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Hot SPRINGS, ARK, July II, 1882.
have had what my physicians termed Eczema
for over eight years. Came five years ago TO this
place 10 live in order that I might he cured.
During that time l theoretically applied all the
healing art Of the physicians here (both Internal
and EXTERNALLY I'm connection with the celebrated
Thermal hot baths, and in addition have taken
more than hundred bottles Of various medicines,
without the desired result. Up to three months
began taking Swif's Specific 6. 5. 81 with all the
skelticism possible The eruption was at first
worst. yet there we're some signs of improvement.
and after three months use of ;. 5. 5. am sound
and WELL not a sign Of the eruption, my skin
smOOh and clear, and my general health as good
II ever If there are any doubling ones, let
item write TO me here. -. n. PRATT.
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AUCTION sALEs-Monday.
BY ). Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioheer'
Ii13 east Main street.


Ii13 east Main street.
GALE OF FIVE NEAT FRAME
- HOUSES on ST; JA A AND
WILL NET 10 PER CENT. AS AN INVEST
MENT.
Twin sell at public auction, on the premises,
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22D,
at 5y o'clock p. NJ, TWO N E,yr, ER 2AM
three rooms; detached Kitchen, two roomsEbclng
No. @ Federal street. Also, SMALL HOUSE al
i0lning, with three rooms. Nice puHp Dn .he
premises and In good order: lot 2oh ny ofS iee''
ALSO At 6P. NJ,
rttprr NICE TWO-sTORY FRAME HOUSES,
Nos. I1i5. 1919, and 1921 st. James street, OF
four rooms each, with neat yerandas, each 'front.'
II the above are now occupied by good-payinR
tenants. and will yield handsome income on an
~" TERMS: One third cash; balance at six and
twelve months, @ per cent. Interest, secured by
deed Of trust J. THOMPSON BROWN,
POsTPONEMENT.'
POSTPONED Oh account Of the rain until
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25TH.
At same hour J. THOMPSON BROWN,
se23 Auctioneer.
HIGH-CONSTABLE'S SALE OF FUR
III NITURE, SHOWCASES, COUNTERS, NO No
SODA FOUNTAIN, COOkING-STOVE, &C, &C.
/ Will sell at public auction on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25. 1882,
AT lO1 o'clock A. NJ, at my Office, 1906 cast
Franklin street, the following property, to satisfy
sundry wrts I'm my hands: -
WXRDROBES, DRESSING-CASES,
LOUNGES, WASHSTANDS,
BUREAUS. BEDSTEADS,
MATTRESSES, SAFES.
MIRRORS, CLOCKS, PICTURES,
TABLES, TOWEL-RACk5,
TRUNKS, SPRINGFIELD,
/ LARGE ROUND-TABLE, CHAIRS,
| SODA FOUNTAIN,
z SHOWCASES lone plated
general assortment of NOTIONS,
SIIOEMAKERs' BENCH. LASTS, aud TOOLS;
8 COUNTERS, pair COUNTER-SCALES,
l GOOD CORNERSTONE,
TERMS: Cash. Z. UOLZINGER,
sc23 II. g.. &. II.
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THAT ATTRACTIVE AND VERY
VALUABLE WEST FRANKLIN STREET
PROPERTY, THE RESIDENCE OF
MAJOR CLAY DREWRY
AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF FRANK
LIN AND SHAFER STREETS,
FOR SALE BY AUCTION.
TTESDNY. SErTEMEER 2G. lss2.

by request of Major Clay Drewry, who intends
to his suburban place. We shall offer FOR
sale by public auction, on the premises, on
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Fox BALTIMORE. EEL:
POWHATAN LINE-DIRECT STEAMER
CHANGE Or WHARF,
- ii l. A ID T. l. PHIA, RICH TIN
M0ND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days Every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY at IL NJ, aud every SUNDAY at 8
A. NJ.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers re-
eeiyod I'LL 1870 A. NJ; for Sundays steamer I'll
L: NJ. saturday. Freight received daily an B
L. M.
Fare, IS.
steamers connect at Philadelphia for Fall river
and tho East
For further information. apply TO
j. ". McCARRICk,
General Southern Agent, once Rockets.
w. 2. CLYDE & CO.,
noSQ General Agents.
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7 OST, SEPTEMBER 10, 1882, ~!
and ONE LIGHT BRINDLE HEIFER. 4 lbe-
raj reward will be paid for their return t. Stalls
Nos. . and 4, New Market, or for any information
that viii lead 10 their recovery. Sc 23-3tt
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sunday excursion.

A direct four-h.urs connection {, mad. hsist, Do
Richmond and Norfolk hy trains leaving HIfl-
moud AT 1880 \. VI. and Norfolk 40 1918 T.. w.
All trains leaving Petersburg viii start ;rom a.,
App"mattON depot.
j. X. hENLl. General Superintendent
SOL. HAAS. Traffic Manager.
I. VI. FMERSON. General Passenger igDuL
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ONLY TWELVE HOCRS BETWEEN Hl,ri-
AOND AND BALTIMORE N ZACH
DIRECTION.

CorrespOndingiy quick time 20 other IsIus.
Throagh bills Of ladias issued at low rates.
e. \. TAYLOR
" I,nntrll lnrllnl ALtul
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Die IL MON ID, FEEDERlCk>BU R0
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD

THROUGH ALI-RAIL EAST-FRFIGhlT Linz
TO AND FROM BALTIMORE. PIIIIADtI-
PHIA, NEW lORh, AND EASTERN
AND WESTERN CITIES.
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GREkTLY-REDTCED RATES

Richmond Ia NOrfoik..................... = -
Richmond 10 Norfolk and rctJw good flf
.hioe Gay 81. op
Richmond TO Ola Point snd return ....... .... -
FOR tickets aud all Information apply 30 ttpnt
ticket Office, Manchester, 1000 cast VI iIn sfluf,
ana al oihee OF general passenger agent ".
Tenth street sol. IN A.. rranlc Nitgs-tr.
II. VI. kMERSON. G,meral PA..lr.Nr AEanl.
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YORK-RIvER LINE.

Tor Freight dat Freighfl,.
lyeN. Suud'y' *. >un.lt.
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OFFICE OF THE BALTIMORE AxERIclS,
BALTIMORE, February 20, 1882.

OFFICE OF THE BALTINoRB AxERIclS,)
BALr1soRE, February 20, 1882.
First National Bank, Richmond, Va:
Please draw on us AZ sight for s1G. con-
tributed by the following persons for the
Midlothian sufferers: ID. X. Collier, $50 f;
George Cassidy, $40; william =. Mckew-
en-, 81; John Eweli, S.; Daniel Hagerty,
81; cash. sl-S76.
Very respectfully.
rgLIx AGNuS, Manager.
The First National Bank has received for
the Midlothian refief fund s3i.,j from the
Fourth colored Baptist church, through
their pastor.
WILMINGTON, DEL., February 90, 1889.
Ny Dear sn,-Your circular Of the 18th
instant came with my mornings mail to-
day. As an act in consonanee with the day
We celebrate, | take pleasure IN enclosing
You my check for $40 a. an expression OF
sympathy With the suffering poor whose
homes have been wrecked fy the Midlo-
THAN disaster. With Kind regards. ! am
yours very truly, J. III. IoFFECEER. Jr.
John ". Bryant.
John W. BryQnt. Esq:
Enclosed find IS for the beDeft Of thc
widows and orphans Of the ls;e Midlothian
coal-mine explosion. Let contribution 70
in from Unknown Contributor a. 1 &c
not wish my name 20 appear.
NEW YoRE, February u. lSS2.
NJ. J. II. Bryant. C!diySdn Committee
Dear sir,-Yor favor q the lTth instant,
with printed appeal for contributions in
aid Of the sufferers by the disaster which
occurred on the Sd instan, * he Midlo-
THAN mine wa duty received.
Enclosed please ind check for 90 a. my
contribution.
Iour- truly, NJ. {. kEERlCAN.
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CITY Mission.

The managers OF the City Mis-iOn are
forced 10 reque.; that DO more Applications
hall be made 10 them for fuel during The
present winter. They are PANIED TO make
this request when 20 many Urgent cases are
laid before them. but they arr pow eriess 70
afferd any relief. The Council donated
300 load- Of gas coke 20 the hl-s.on IN De
cember for the benefit Of the poor oi tht
CITY. and the ladies have mc>t carefully
and judiciously distributed Il. when
they found how entirely insufficient thls
quantity wa 10 meet the urgent de-
nand. they sent a second p'ttion 10
m. Council ssking for 100 loads more,
mi. petition wa rejected by one branch OF
the Council. and The Mission A. unable 10
purcha,e fuel. The funds Of the City
Mission are 20 nearly exhausted from an
unusual drain on them this winter that
unle.s thi- noble charity (Which j. lasting
monument 10 the lberalliy Of the cltizen-
OF Richmond) can receive an addition OF
800 10 H. fund, the managers fear they
will be forced 70 suspend their ehorts In
behalf OF the poor before the Isl OF April.
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MRS. WINsLOW's SOOTHING
wi SYRUP.

Rev. Sylyanus Cobb thus writes in Tie B~e,s
Chrfsfian Fireman. We would bT no rssAns p
commend any Kind Of medieDe which ~ did D,s
know to NJ particularly for iufAnis- Bss 81
MRS. v sNsLOH- : SOOTHING SYRUP We ran
sreak from knowledge In own family IL L.
proved = blessing indeed by diving an iafsnt
troubled ~ith cole pAins. quiet deep, snd tSe
parents unbroken rest AZ night NosI parrats csn
appreciate these blessings. Here l. m sr-lo,.
which works IN perfection. and which 1. har-.-
les: Tor me sheep which it aGord- tn infant T.
perfectly natural. and the little chcrub awake
KIT ~ = butiSu." And during the pror-- -
tcCihing. IT, value s. incalculabie- We haze f,-
quenuy heard mother- -ay thsi they would not =.
without Il from TIE birth of Tie clild rn nhsf
finished with The t,sibins -iegc any cOnsid~s-.-
ton whatever. >oid 10y all druggi~is. % c-ots
q bottle. fc 2i-,-ii~
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Tribufe of Respect.

Ata meeting O; the directors of The Firsi
National Bank held Thursday. February
23d. AZ ) O'Clock L. NJ. the following pre-
amble and resolutions Were adopted:
The Board % Directors desire 10 place
on record some brief expression Of the
emotion and regret with whieh they have
received the iuie ligence OF the death II
their esteemed associate and friend, Samuel
\. Glover. From our intimate association
with him We feel that We knew him anu
can speak of him ~ he W.-. Modest and
retiring. shrinking from 30 duty, fixed IN
his principles. frm in h. convictions, oi
unswerying integrity. with q high sense OF
honor, and a heart in iull sympathy
with the Interest," and feelings OF
hi, people. Mr.. Glover was the
model Of a good citizen. Occupying - ht
did responsible and trying position o.
cashier Of thi- bank, he discharged the du.
tie, pertaining 10 Il 50 faithfully, 20 efh
cientlv. and 20 cOnscientlOusiy. that b,
won the confidence and respect Of III,
whole community. f.is frank and open
nature and genial deposition drew 70 hrn
MANY warm friends. who viii cherish f0l
him a lasting and af,ctionsie regard. A.
n man, he Wa. one OK the very lendcrest,
most generous, and atfeetionsse; - hu--
band and father, be was one of The mO-i
devoted and loving; therefore
/. ResOlred. That in the death Of Mr.
Glover the community has lost a good citi-
zen. the bank a faithful and efhoeni officer.
and We ourselves true and devoted
friend.
>. That We esisem j; melancholy priyi-
lege to record our high appreciation OF
him - a citizen, - an officer 0f ihis bank,
A. man. and a. a friend.
3. That We tender 10 his iuniiy in their
sad atiliction our sincere sympathy and
coincidence.
4. That the president oi ih.s bank be re-
quesied 20 seDd copy OF ihis preamble
and resolutions 10 Tx family of the de-
ceased.
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TAEHWKCUB SREKCEH.

The geography of Wsle, 6, s,id % De- yory IN
tereng . the student. because In such small COM
ra.- itgyts iict and ialei and i,,hmus lock. lake
and mountain, cape. promout1Iy and bay; bat Tie
.peiliug of their nai1e- i> anything but AGREEABLE
to the uniniiiatcd. Llelfrghy or Gqcfrcuyd, or q
doEcn other combinations of con-onants. arr fair
iyI-e ~ their pulling forms. Indeed, a rule
has hesn laid down for spelling Welsh names. and
,i l. uoi -uch had onc amer an. Just think how
it should oe spelled reasonably, aud spell u the
Other ~Ay. Tie iutsn. ting title 10 our article
should hc treated IN tina; way, and when exactly
rcstr-cd u VIII tell ston which VIII YET gizddes.
every Household here of In WAKES. fe l0-todlm
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ALLEN AUDITOR.
Deadlock Dead, Massey Defeated, and
r. brown Allen Elected Auditor
OF Public Accounts.

In the Senate a Motion TO Adjourn and
Break the Joint Order Defeated. MIR. Hale
Voting with 1.-The Biz Four" and Mr.
wiugneld of Hanover with the Readjust-
ers-Massey Gets Four Votes in the senate
and Two In the House-The Democrats
Vote for Their Nominee and the Readjust-
ers for Thcir's-Senator George A. Martin
Elected Railroad Commissioner. but VIII
Not 60 In for a Year-Personal ExPlana-
tions-Notes OF legislation.
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CROCKERY. GLASSWARE. dc.
SP Z CIAL.

- ? Z { | 4 l..
ia. received direct sruia The Me-sr,. Hayiiand
60. % Llmogen, France, fuil line of their cell
cbrated
DINNER. CAMP. Fl<L OYSTER. TEA, AND
COFFEE SETs.
Also. fun siock OF Medge~ood C0pelanc's
DINNER SETS. uie largest assortment ever ex-
hihiled IA this eiiy.
can and -es the GATL-CITY WATkR-FlLIER.
Fvey body should have one.
T.. y. TAYLOR.
Gl5 1Oll Main street.
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GOOD BOOKS CHEAP.

WAVERLY NOVELS, 4 volumes. 81. OF ~ - %
umc- -lO.~U: DiChEN~. - volumes, $50 xst
$3.50: THACktRAl. 10 volumes eli >
GEORGE ELIOT. volume. 80; Di-BAEIi, ~
yoiuine-. 80: Df QUINCY, q volumes. 49,, !.
DUMAS. Is Noiume-. rl4 IEhfR. 20 SolnAxrs
~: MARRY ATT. 4 volume. 1913, III AZ
-PE ARE. from 75c. 10 s2u: PoE. NolusnrS.
s675: RRiC-A-BRAC SfRiE~. 10 vpiculr>s
$3.50. Many other l-o0k- AT very io~ prto.~.
a. Al -dNm RANIlnl pN & E\l,I.I-H.
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WO0D AND COAL.

DEsT ANTHRACITE, IS PER TON ;
ID COALBJRG LUMP sPIINT, e5.75s HAIL
$3.50: SIT. -5.z5 I-er ton. CUMBERLAND and
WEST VIRGINIA. ENGINE az lowest Price.
PINE WOOD, - and $3.50 PR cord. OAK, &c
pr cord. Al other FUEI nj lowest each prizes.
1Irsiers by ielsInone or otberNise promptly niiea
TOO Broad street, opposite Theatre. OT Nineteenth
and Cary sirreis. &. II. PAGE.
a.
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THE LATEST BOOKS.-The Mahine

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I.~m curt oiire'y the worst form Of Temaie
Complaints. ail ovarian iroabie., Inflammation and
liberation, Failing and Displacement. and The
conSqoc'i Spusl Weakness, snd g.. particularly
adapted 70 tie Chang Of Life.
twin dissolve ana ,KIel iumors from DC uterus
10 AZ carly stage u Development. Thctendcncy 10
o4occrou. luruor. Acrc .. eheekedvery speedily by
n.use.
It r,moy,- Gin,uc,-, aatu,ency, destroy, all
craving for s,imulari-- sud relieve, wcakne-s Of
ne stomach. It cures Bloatng, Headache, Ner-
YOU. rro~trailon. Geaerj Debility, sleep,e-.no..
Dcrr,-.ion. and Iudirc.tiou.
Tha, feeling Of bearing down, causing pain
weight, and back.ehe. 81. alvay permanently Cured
by is ~ Il sill a. sil time. and under all c!rcum-
stance. actin harmony VIII ule Jaw. that govern
the female s-iem. Tor tic curc Of Kidney Com
plants Of ether -ez iAi, Comprandi, unsurpassed
LYDIA ,. PINKIiAM', VEGETABLE COM
FOUND j. rrcpard ~ -SS and 235 weslern ave
due, Lynn, Mas,. pnce 81; -iV bottles for' 50
sent by mail iu te form Of pills. ai-o ln the form
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CELERY AND CHAMOMILE PILLS
ARE PREPARED EXPRESSLY To CURE
SIGN HEADACHE, NERVOUS HEAD
kCHE. NEURALGIA. NERVOUS
KISS. .SLETrLTSSNESS. AND
DYSPEPSIA.
AND WILL CURF ANY CNSK.

The pp'scoPal He,Acdist, ihc ~cll-snown seh-
s,ou. paper ~ BalJimorc. said rccenily " Dr- &
"a. Benson, a prSciicing physician. at No. 100
north Eu;aw street. Of this city. t~ho has pAio
much Alirniicn 90 ner,ous diseastl ha> d.sco'ef'd
that ExlrAc; % celery aud Chsmomilo. combined
ascortan proportion. invariably oures heAdAe h'-
eiiher bilious dyspcpilc. ncr'oes or sie> head
achc-neur7lsis. ,icspic.sncss dysIspeia' nervous
s,.s. and p.aralysis This s. triumph in medical
chemistry. Ihe Doctor IS largely known and high
Nv respected IN Baltimore"
-o!d ~ al drarst.t,. Frioe. 80 cents box.
pcpo, los NORTH EUTAw STREET BALTl-
NoRr. ND. By mail. two boxes for ~. or six
to,es Tor $3.50. % any sddr~s.
uuAr FIrST-cLAss T1l sicfASs SAY o. IiIEN:
by. Bcu-cn's Cciery and ChaInofaiic Piiis are
~o-.h pcir weigh, in gold IA nervous and sick
,,-.lsehe"-Dr. 4. n. SckHclte-. of Baltimore
~Th,-.. Cllor, and Chainomlle Pill, u Dr. B,n-
.an'. ar, ioyaiaahlc IN nervous dl-ea-e Dr.
Bammgnf. of Ns,c lore
Dr. Benson, l'ilis for the cure % neuralgia arr
q sorc.,.s"-Dr. q. +. holman, Of Clrisiia0s-
5arg, 10
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SAVE soNEY by having your printing deA, at
the DISPATCH PRfSrISG-iiov-r. Good wss,
low prices. sBc satisfaction guaranteed.
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MACDOCGALL, 10y 4. ~. hou.sl.Oid fu-rli-
fIre. books erocrric-. curtains. s,ONe-, ~.
r. y. CIiAFFIS 4 60. ( =. VI. vacant lot 90 ~
norih side 81 Catherine bet~en MuDford alt
Gilmer strrgts.
GRTBB~ 4 WILLIAMS. =. NJ. Trustee s-sls -
q small brick dwelling and q yacani lot sitoir-
ing on the ~,uth side OF Duyl between ftlrt
and Fourth street,.
j. THOMPSON BROWN. $50 T.. NJ. building 8
ON Grace bffwetn second and Third -irt-iS
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TIE THEATRE To-NIGHr.-Messrs. Louis
,ldrirh and Charles L. Parsl0e. supported
by a well-,elected company, will appear at
the Theatre tonight in Ny Partner; In lis
criticism OF the piece, which was played In
Danyille on Tuesday night last, the ReglStsr |,
.ays. "The plot is not such as would
recommend il for rendition before an au-
dience Of refined ladies and gentlemen. 1t
j. rather TOO suggestive"
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RICHMOND MozART ASSOCIATION n. and ca-
dorsc the kNABH
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

ETs- On all slios Of Real Estate made l-tspsn he
IL Of janu. ~ and la-f uf june HE taNf- Tor use
Pres III year we 10 Doc paid hy the prrch 90
"a >tlcs made c,~e,n thc IL q July ana Las, -
ihe year the taxes haNe o. he rsid by the -3iey.
This custom adopted about fifteen va - az
ny al the red estate agents In L. Echmono, and 40
pile, to Richmond and vicinityl
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EDGAR ALLAN POE.-The literary event
of the season u the lecture tonight on
Edsar Allan Poe by Or. Moran. who a.
tended the great poet in hi- Ia, Illness and
became the cus;od.3n OF his diving words.
The lecture il deeply interesting. a. the
Doctor defends Poe against the charge Of
being drunksrd, and rebates many fact-
never before brought 30 the attention OF
the public. This yindication should De
heard by every friend Oi the immortal
bard. and doubtless = crowded house viii
attest the eyeT-abiding interest which our
people have in the iliustriOue poet. Mr..
Frank Cunningham will sing Annabel
Lee" set 10 music especially for this Occa-
sion. The gifted poet is said TO have been
inspired 10 write this beautiful poem by
the charms oi a lovely and accomplished
Richmond lady still residing here, one Of
those fair friends whom he delighted 10
honor By embalming in immortal verse.
The lecture viii be delivered in III,
main audience-r0om OF the Second Bspu-
church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-24

POLICE CouRT.-The following cases
gere disposed Of yesterday:
William LoOney tcolored). charged with
s..sulting and beating Jane Henderson.
The case was continued until tomorrow,
and the accused bailed for his appearance.
Leyere. charged with being drunk
and disorderly or the street, was tned -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-24

PROFESSOR EEISHsEpr Ssys the KNAHs -
the finest piano IN the world.
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We HAVE sesenty-hye hAii-tarreie Of WOODS
ROK gRRIScs that NC efer lev 70 TIC trsoe
w. u. BLAIR & 60.
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vloLIxs AND srRrsss Of all kinds At sis aala
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Personals aDtt Byiefs.

Mr.. and Mn. John A. Berry. formerly OF
Richmond but low of Detroit, Mich, are
on a visit 10 friends in this city. They are
the guests Of Mr.. :. T. Pendhton.
The firm of George Lee < 60. has been
changed 10 Lee & Poits, Richmond. Va,
and Poti, X bee. Chicago. III.
Mr.. Percy g. Noise ieft this city yester'
day TO make his residence Il Kansas.
Rev. John Jasper delivered his leciur.
last night" The sun DO Move at hi
church to large and welt-pleasod GU
dience. Many persons were unable to 20
seats.
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BAD DREAMS, disturbed sleep, Indigestion
stomach gas, all vanish brfor iiof BIrrERs.
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