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British Book mahipg in 1851.

IODdOu bloDts JlludIA "a.
At this period Of general stock-talling
one of the trade organs, the Publishers
Circular. supplies Us with it, customary
table of books issued during the past
twclyemonth. ii, As some contend, the
writer OF books is real ruler OF men, no
subject ought TO be more interesting than
the quantity and quality OF the publications
sent from the press. Rightly estimated,
the character OF II nation may be inferred
from the sort Of works which obtains the
widest popularity and influence. The Ia
bic, OF course, comprises what, according to
Charles Lamb. Are "bOokS that are no
books" tones (Which no gCntlcman's
library should be without" and publica-
tions that died at the moment Of their
birth. Bat yet it furnishes us with fair
standard OF the comparative interest taken
bv readers in the various sections OF htera-
tllre. The production OF books last year
did not. we lind. increase in the same ratio
~ the number OF readers, which the growth
Of population and the spread Of education
would lead us TO expect. This Is attri-
buted by presumably competent pco-
pie f. the enormous development 81
the periodical presS-magazineS, week
~ prints, and daily newspapers. The
decrease is represented by 500 BOOKS
less recorded this year than last. 1t is TO be
noted. however, that the classes into which
the analytical list is divided bear pretty
much the same relation to each other in
1881 rs they did in 1880. Theology, ser
mons. Biblical" &C., heads the list, IA new
books being issued last year against 1OS
the year before. OF new editions, how
ever, there were 257 in 1850 against POI in
the year Just closed. Fiction does not oc-
cupy 50 high a place on the list as We
should have supposed. OF "noycls,
tales &C.. there were issued last year
only 44G new books and 22S new edi-
tions-an increase, however, rs compared
with the preceding year, which is credited
with only $50 new books and 200 new edi-
tions. "Poetry and drama" occupies a
low place on the list, and shows consider
able falling off, there being only III new
books and 81 new editions, against 1872 new
books and j5 new editions last year. Still
III claimants for poetic fame are goodly
host in themselves. and il is TO be hoped
some OF them at least will find their works
i'm the list Of new editions next year. To
conclude. the new books issued from Janu-
arv TO December, inclusive, number 4,llO,
and the new editions 1896, making a total
Of laos A. against 5,70S last year.
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They src prepared expressly % cure Sick Head
ache Nervous ueldachc Neuralgia, Noryousness'
>'scplo~Sncss, and Dyspepsia, and the FACTS
PRONE THAT THEY DO AND WILL CURE
.he,c diseases EVERY TIME where the cause Is
NOT II an organic nature.
riie eecrc: Of their success is iwofold-hrsi' The
a,,i % them is very great ard second, 1T II THE
Only THING that has ever been found, In the
,rfssiou or out Of it, that would actually and per-
mancntIy cure those diseases; 50 that everybody
who tak, $ them becomes walking and talking ad-
,erti,ement for them. one box taken into neigh
borhood has been followed aud traced to selling
$50 worth At that ono post-oflce.
They are indeed available PREPARATION and no
nervous person ought to be without them' as they
not only save from suffering, but save and prolong
iifc by preventing paralysis apoplcNy, and heart
disease.
Sold hy an druggists. Price, so cents box.
Depot. LOG NORTH EUTAw STREET. BALTI-
MORE. MD. By mail, two boxes for ST. or SIX
toxc, for $3.50, 10 any address.
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EORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF
II AN OF ID NIRSF

MRS. WINsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP Is the
prescription Of one Of the best female physicians
aud nurses in the United States, and has lSsn used
for forty years with neycr-falling safety and
cess 10y millions of mothers and children, from the
feeble infant of week old To the admit II cot
rccts acidity of the stomach relieves wind-collc,
regulate. the bowels, and gives rest. health, and
comfort 20 mother and child. We believe II the
best and sure-t remedy in the world in all cases OF
DYSENTEHN aud DfARRHHA In chiidien,
whether arising from tecthing or from any other
cause. Fun directions for using viii accompany
each bottle. None genuine unless the flc sin'ie
Of CURTIS & PERKINS is on tie outside wrap
per. Sold by all mcdicine-dealcrs. Twenty-Five
cont. bottle " 2I-oOdIw
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Official SMALLPOX Report.
OFFICE ROARD OF HEALT

OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH,l
RICHMOND, Va, January %, 1882.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch,
The report for this day is ~ follows:
White male, No. 2l7 Governor street,
yarioloid; home.
White child, No. 1920 Venable street.
yarioloid; home.
White female, No. ZIG south Pine street,
ylrioloid; home.
Respectfully, J. G.. CABELL.
President Board Of Health.
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TIE GREEK PLAY FROM BOSTON STAND
POINT--ITs MORALITY DISCUSSED.


P0INT--ITs MORALITY DISCUSSED.
"a. T. s." in the Washington RepubR-
can writes az follows
70 persons remote from Cambridge the
Greek play at Harvard means little more
than school mans device for giving an
impetus TO classical study; i'm Boston II
has II different Interpretation. There,
where conversation does not simply reflect,
as in our gayer society, the surface color
Ing Of life, but reveals in vivid glimpses
the inward spirit, I" "Gdipus" forms one Of
the topics in morning calls and evening
companies. In the essays Of which the play
has been the occasisn the discussion has per-
tained chiefly 10 the scholastic or artistic ele-
ments; but these chance comments, uttered
between greeting and parting or elaborated
at banquet, have almost sole reference TO
the ethical import OF the drama. This fact
taken in connection with the project OF in
Guiding the play in the regular stage reper-
tory, gives pcrtinence 10 the question Is
"Edipus" Il moral or immoral drama
The question as heard it had no reference
TO antiquity, by which Sophocles should be
Judged, but was applied TO us and 10 to-day.
II the answers were collected they would
afford many points Of keen, subtle analysis,
interesting TO the student OF moral eyolu-
ton. A single discussion recorded in my
notebook has, by reason Of the issue which
was made, more than 4 passing interest.
The occasion was 4 supper given by n sub
stantial businessman 10 small company Of
congcnial spirits, and, the conversation
having turned upon the classic theme.
TIE FOLLOWING COILOQUY ENsUED:
Host: | would not allow my daughters
to see "Edipus."
Guest Whyl
Host Because il is immoral.
Guest: You amaze me. Immoral! On
the contrary, find it mastery exposition
Of the inevitable fulfilment Of the moral
law.
The host, unskilIed in argument re-
Joined irreleyantly Its shocking sto-
ry."
Guest So is "King Lear; but what Of
that? The story is only medium. You
do not expect your daughters TO pluck out
your eyes rs n consequence Of seeing the
barbarities OF Regany
The host, perceiying that he had missed
his point, still stood to his convictions by
reiteIating his original declaration, while
his interlocutOr smiled in the consciousness
OF having exposed Il special plea.
At this crisis second guest interposed.
u agree with all that has been said. The
story is horrible; but that is nothing. The
drama is immoral because it proceeds upon
q false assumption. II represents man as
forced. BETRAYED into a violation OF moral
law, and then left TO suffer the consequences.
That will do for a Pagan conception.
Shakespeare confrontS man with his tempta-
ton; he makes his choice. and the majesty
Of the law is yindicatcd in the consequences.
In short, in Sophocles you have the ethics
OF fate; in Shakespeare the ethics Of free
agency. Any influence is demoralizing
which confounds the distinction, as wit
ness the inspiration theory now on trial
in Washington" Fortunately we may add ::
" And exploded in thc verdict"
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IRWIN cure entirely the worst form Of Female
Complaints, on ovarian iroublee, Inflammation and
liberation. Falling and Displacements, and the
consequent spinal Weakness and Is particularly
adapted 70 tie Change Of Life.
irwin dissolve and eNpcl tUmors from the uterus
in an early stlgc or Development. Thetendency to
canccrous humor. hcre Is checkedycry srecdilyby
iisusc.
II removes faintnc... aatulency, destroys all
craving FOR srmulan,s, and relieves weakness Of
the stomach. Il cur, Bloatins, Headaches NeT-
yous Pros,ration. General Debility, S'eeplcssness
Depression, aud Indigestion.
That feeling Of bearing down, causing pain
weight, md back.chc, isaiways permanently cured
by 81. usc II win at al times and under all cIrcun-
stances act IN harmony with the laws that govern
the female .ystem. For the cure Of Kidney Com
pl.int Of either -cx this Compounds unsurpassed.
LYDIA y. PINKHANrS VEGETABLE COM
POUND Is prcpard at 253 and 235 Western ave
nue., Lynn, Mas. Price, 81; six bottles for So
sent by mail IN the form Of pills, also in the form Of
lozengc on receipt Of price 81 per box for either.
Mrs. PISKuAM freely answers all letters of in
quiry. send for pamphlet. Address as above.
M.nfi0a this paper.
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MALAGA GRAPES.
ANDREW PIZziyf, s07 ErOad street,
Las Just received SIX baFrelsof
MALAGA GRAPES,
all In prime order.

PROFESSOR says Time is money bow do you
proyc its" student ays: "WeIl, II yon give
tvcnty-hye cent, 20 Tie proprietor OF LANES
MODEL DININC-ROONs, 70. 322 north seventh
.trc,t. for one of M. SUPERIOR Breakfasts Dinners
ar -unpers, that T. quarter to one.'
LEE GALLERY, slain street. DAsr PnoTo-
GRAPHS.
CARD PRorocRArps ~ per dozen, LEk GAL
LEBN.
LARGE PHOTOGRAPHS for framing ~. LEE
GALLERY.
HAVE THE CHILDREN PHOTOGRAPHED ~ LEE
GALLERY.
IrrGALLEaY copic, old pictures beautifully.
MARX TwAIN's new book, THE PRINCE AND
ruE PAUr4.R,' at " -CAETIIl : co.'s, 0l0 Main
s.Iey..
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DrssoL,rsoNs a pAxrNERsHIrs.

nIsSOLUTlON.-The co-rnitnsr-htps@ "
DC. l. JOHNSON & 90. and JOHNSON
BLACkBI'liN, doing bil,Insrs At and rear iiad-
wieks,llle, Va, were hy mutual coosnt disSOaNci
a, Of the 1T day u ncceubcr. leeL
The asset. of &. !. johnson & Go. o. h@ong toe
1 Inhuson and Rll 80 liabilities e. Ia met by h'm.
The aS-e's of Johnson HlackJun IA hc.pns ."
John r. Blackburn. and all H. l,tbhlit u tc iast
liquidation.
L.. johnson will eontlntc Ia hts o~n n1me ti.e
buslncs- heretofore cfn iurtcd Eyt. L. JOilii son
CO. John X. Blackburn viii eoAtlnuc iu his own
Ichalf the hl,.ncss heret iarc coDductet hN Johp-
s0n & Hlackbtru, ami viii have The ri,,ht and ue
of the trademark of Johnson Blackburn on at
blIk and m securing freight rato, bat without TIA
&. l. JOHNSON.
JOHN u. BLACkBtkN.
Attest; WILLIAM NJ. CABkiL. IA 2y-it
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THE SENATE RESTS.
An Adjournment Yesterday to Meet
Again OH Wednesday.

The -Four still "Solid" and Voting 20 ADJ
journ, While the Caucus Men Oppose
It-Fallurc of n Ventilation Prcject-Per-
sonal and Oratorical-An Attempt TO Stop
the Practice OF Taking mp Bills Out of
Their Order-Law Talk In the House.
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| have pnalyzcd the WuIsKEY known under
'he brand Of " B-SELEcr,' controlled ny Messrs.
WALTER -. BLAIR & Co, Richmond. Va, and
find g fREE FROM FcsIL OIL and other impuri-
ties, and recommend Its USE for medicinal and
family purposes. j. II. McCAw, NJ. d.,
late Professor OF Chemistry, Medical College of
Virginia.
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limited STATES INTERNAL REvENrE.-Co'-
lections for the week ending Saturday,
january 2sth: Monday, S7,3s9.24; Tue
day. S2.O9S.0O; Wednesday, s40l5.Ol !;
Thursday, ss,22j.4O; Friday StS'S'iS;
saturday. -, 100. .Gi-total, S3i, 1885,
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MILITARY NOTICES.

II EADQU ART l. RS ATTuCkSk 4
i L CT ARD.-Oiicers and members ot this q
command are hereby ordered % meet Al your m
nrmory WEDNESDAY NIGHT, February lst. ID
ut - Oclock in full-drCss uniform and stdc-arins-
Ty order OF JOSIAH CRvMP, Captain.
JONES 4. TURNER.
il 29-lt' Orderly sergeant.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States during Sunday, gene
rally fair and slightly colder weather.
northwest to southwest winds, and rising
barometer
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No family shonld be without LYDIA L. PINK
HAMS LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation
Bnlousness, and Torpidity of the Liver. Twenty
aye cents pcr boz. Sold by all druggists
au 2G-eOd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-29

WHILE THE SMALLPOX quc,tion h aginting
the mind keep perfectly comfortable By buying
the peerless WEST VIRGINIA sPLIST Coal, cioan
and dry, from CRUMP & WEST,
1919 east Cary street.
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VI. ELLYsOS 4 Co, advertising agents, insrIt ad.
vcrtisementsin all OF the newspapers OF the United
states at publishers rates. Orders left nj the DIS
patch couu;ing-room viii receive prompt actca-
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing douc as
the DISPATCH PRINTI>G-lloUsE. Good WORK /,
low priccs and sltlsiaction gnaranleod.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-29

FRAGRANT BREATH Is always pleasure. and
you can have IL by using MEADE & BAKERS desi-
cious CARBoLIc MorTu-WAsH. 10 destroys the Of
fensive odor caused 10y diseased gums and dccayed
teeth. and speedily restores them to healthy con-
dition. Price. hfty cents bottle.
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HAVE YOURSELF yAccfNArED, socp rocd.
cheerful fires. and buv your ASTHRAcrTE Coal,
kISDLrSG and COOKING WOOD, always dry. from
CRrMP wKsT,
l7l9 east Cary strest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-29

CTRCuIT CoURT.-This court will com
mence its next term on Monday the 9th OF
February, at 10 o'clock A. VI. The follow
ing is tlN jury drawn for the term: +. Il.
Addison, John A. Augustine, Charles A.
Baldwin, Claiborne Barksdale, Jr., Luther
$. Camp, Manfred Call, Daniel Denoon,
John 4. Doherty, Edward ID. Eacho, John
X. Ellyson, Edwin A. Ezekiel, John G..
Moss. George Il. McAdams, Richard j.
Muse, John j. Scott (colored), William ii.
Harrison (colored). ~
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE COMMERCIAL
CLUB.-The annual meeting Of the Com
mercial Club will take place tomorrow
evening. An election OF officers and man
ayers for the ensuing term will be held.
Sons or ST. GEORGE.-A lodge OF this
benevolent order viii be organized next
Tuesday night at George W. Swans,
Seventh street between Grace and Broad
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED by
the Use OF MEADE & BAKERS sAPONiNE DESTI-
FRICE, which will speedily remove incipient tartar
and scurf. Price, hfty cents a box.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-29

THE Sun Dr 1851 consumed -four million one
hundred and nImc.y-four thousand three hundred
ana pine,y-one i19i,39D pounds Of printing
,,,r.or in "a Daily. sunday, and Weekly editions.
This IS equsl 10 sixty slllion seven hundred ana
..,o,,v.,vo thousand six hundred and seventy
.eyen fGo.77s.677l copiCs Of the daily Size
.rn,. ,c,u.l circulation for the past yetr was;
DAILY.
sUSDAY..............''''' w.
NvvyTrN.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3,4so'lo4
This give t,r each day in the year the following
aveIogc:
copIys OF niR DAIRY EDITION .''l3o'o4i
co,,ys OF rHE suNDAY .l35,339
coy,gs op rHE wEEKLY EDITIoN...... 67,27S
TIP sr,N hts advertising space to sell. IN the
Dsuy ,ue sunday editions fl price for ordinary
aays,tlsements & 40 cents per agate hne Pre-
terred no.rions and displayed matter from oo
eents 10 $3.50 per line. In the WeetN % cents
an ssr,e Ine OF space; no extra charge for dis-
NAV pre- erred positions rs cents 70 ~ per
line ,,..
Atthis nice sdyenlsDg IN the several editions
of THE I.S Is cheaper than Us publisher has
ever bes.n .tie Z, obtain IN any other medium anu
he has s,,s,t hundreds Of thousands Of dollars W
making s,o,sn THE sUS, and the advantages II
offers 20 he business community
TIE Sun Il Published every day IN .ne yest, ~
Nos. IGs, SO and 40 Nassau street. New CIV, , OH
city. W. b"ph
~ lseol5,
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENY, L ii K L E-S TOR a.,
Il STOCk-BRICK DWELLING No. 2le&I
Main sire, l. near Third street nOw occupied by
Dr. McDOnalal; 10 rooms: all modern Improve
nents. Possession February IT..
BRICK DWELLING 40 south Fifth street,
near Cary street: eight rooms: detached brick
Kitchen two rooms: bath, &c. WI be pat In good
0rler. $500 per Innum.
FRAME DWELLING ii3 north second street,
letwccn Clay and Marshall. six rooms, kitchen
Two rooms; brcA basement; ely gas aud water ;
SlJ per month.
SMALLER HOUSES In other localities.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Real Estate Agent.
ia 20-3t lll3 Main -trVet.
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GO TO Przzrsrs and get some Of tho.c dciicio,s
MALAGA GRAPES.
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JNO. T.. LAUGHTON. JE.. l0% 4. VI, household
furniture. oil-Dain, lngs jewolry, &C.
JAS. MAG DOUC ALL. l0's 4. NJ, large d ort-
neut of crockery.
y. IiOLZINGER, High Constable. 10Y 4. NJ, fur
niturc. -cwing-machine. taw-boOks, silver
MnfchN.. hIrhnr- chair,. &C.
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JUST REcEivED ane lot Of MALAGA GRAPES
1t PiZZISI'S.
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Rru. ESTATE SALE.-Messrs. Il. Il. Chai-
lin a. Co.. real estate agents, SOFA on !e,tri-
day the farm in lleni1co county, ~ po,-
TOMS Bridge, belonging to Mr. T.. ". AZ
len. &C.. containing 3sG acres, iof the SUN
of 81 GOO. to Mr.. Amos B. Hunt oi NICHE
gan.
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Hazel. KIRKE.

This beautiful play will lie given on
"wednesday and Thursday nights. Our
ueople have a pleasing recollection OF iis
production here last season. ana VIII en-
TEND 10 ii cordial welcome.
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AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

e,f ON al sales of Real Estate made between the
lst Of January and l1st of june The taxes for-tho
present yei have to Dc paid 10y the purchaser. On
all sales made between the lst of July ana last Of
the year the tIXc, have 20 DC paid by the seller.
This custom was adopted about hiteen years ago
bv all the rcll estate agents I'm Richmond and ap-
piles - Richmond and ycinty.I
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GTORE AND DWELLING, WITIlTe
y TWENTY-FIVE ACRES OF FIMPRONEDAx
LAND. WITH ORCHARDS AND MEADOWS,
At FORK UNION. tLINANSA COUNTY. VA,
FOR HENT-Ihe above properly J. in une condi-
tiom. and T. convenient 10 churches, Schools, NILS
and shops. aud j. four miles from the ElchmOnd
an Allcgmny railroad. II Is IN pleasant village,
with good wafer. Tic STORE Is 2ONiS fee. two
stories high. and is about one hundred yards from
The DWELLING. which Is conveniently arranged
for family with all necessary Out-hOu-csnnd bnc
garden; all under good fence. viii reut the en-
tire property for 5000 year, ana on le;ta ot hte
ye.r-. IL proper. Possession given April !, IhS2-
tnuIv 10 \. OPPFNHiMfk,
Ia 39-cod3i 1915 Main street, Richmond Va
EOR RENT. Sc
L sIXTY-ACRE FARM, Il
north OF the city, on Henrco bike. and only
TWO MILLS DISTANT.
RENT LOW.
VIII -,ll at a great bargain.
II. A.. CIINFFlN & CO..
4, oo-ot Real fsta'" Agents.
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JUDICIAL TERMS.

The House yesterday was the scene OF
most interesting discussion, The occasion
being the consideration OF the TWO reports
majority and minority from the Commit
tee for Courts OF Justice III reference to
judicial terms. These reports Were pre-
pared in response to . resolution offered by
MIR. Pollard "that the Committee for
Courts OF Justice be instructed to report TO
tbis House ON tomorrow immediately after
the reading Of the Journal whether there
is any authority under the Constitution for
the election Of judges to I'LL unexpired
terms" -,
The majority report, after citing authori.
ties to sustain is position. declares "that
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NOR RENT, THAT BEAUTlFULT
Il HOUSE. &C., and TEN AIRES OF EN- IL
CEILENf NARkEr-GARDEN LAND Ia aiS'vs
one mile of the city on the Broad-strcft road.
healthy, aud convenient Ia one doing hu,,nths, In
Tho civ. Apply 10 JOHN +. GODDiS,
Rcsl Estate Agent.
"a 2g-ct Bank and Eleventh. rtrets
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LOST. sTRAYED, AND sTOLEN.

I OST. \ GENTLEMAN's GOLD FOB
LoCKET, BUCKLE. AND RlBBoN. The
1 ocket M. oval shared. and c1ntslnei Blsd~
stone and onyx. Tic finder viii D. rwArded bs
I,.,xing satne M j. NEYFE 4 r-DNr',
4, % 4, 6Ol Br,lnd sirst.
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upxrIco BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. The
poard Of Supervisors OF llenrieo county
heId no meeting yesterday, a quorum oil
,ra namber, failing 10 attend. Another
,'oo,,ng MO- has been called for next Saturday.
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REMEMBER that PrzzISr has received six bar
rels Of nice MALAGA GEAPEs.
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The Theatre This week.
INADVERTENTLY.

George II. Adams New Hnmpty-
Dumptv Troupe will appear at the Theatre
Monday and TUESDAY nights Of this week.
This company comes with the favorable
commcndation Of the press Of other citie-.
The pantomime is said to be very me-
which, in addition to the Specialty acts,
make il a show well worth seeing. rs en-
tertainment- OF this kind are very popular
with our people, the Theatre VIII Doubtless
be crowded each night.
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NJ YORK, JANUARY, 1852.
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Smda-P -POr.-There have been only six
or eight cases OF smallpox in all hereto
fore in Manchester. No new eases have
developed within eight or ten days past.
Vaccination has been 80 universally prac-
ticcd that no fears are entertained that
there will be any further spread oi this ter
rible disease. The truth is. il is regarded
as having died out.
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NOR RENT, EXCEL l. l. y ] Al
l. DWELLING, No. f02 east Cary strrt4A
with seven rooms. aud kitchen WIN ivuf ro"nf.
IA a7-Dod3t GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
EOR RENT, STORE No. Gi2 eustf -
L ,lar-hlli. near seventh strces, with back ia
'"0"' " APPFR-ON s 90.
4, 0S-Qt No. , north ~ yVuth str,cf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-29

Nsw FREIGHT DEPoT.-The Richmond
and Allegheny railroad VIII Oh anu ai'si
from their new depot, located on the north
side OF the basin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-29

EOR RENT, OFFICE OR LODGE
L ING.ROOuln the third story souihwestd1
corner Bank aud Eleventh STREETS. Aplyb
APPFRSDN & co.
IA 2S-6f No. north Eleventh stree.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-29

I OsT. SATURDAY, 2lsr INSTANT,
4 about 10 O'clccE. bctwy~n the lias1ll muis
and the Columbian Block, either ca Twv!ilh stF~st
or Canal ,t,et, In ehocsoe Maitislu- ~ 1'
sbocko.. lin, an OLD-FAsHiO>kD BELL
SHAPED GOLD SEAL, with white Cafnc'iSn
.tce, on which Is cut head, le.Det j, snd vim
curly heard. Tie hinder viii b. rv~lnitSl b, DE-
liVsring it at the Office OF the HsNaG-1 u ns..,w
Company. p-fS