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Jewish Apotbeoar,ee in Russia.

tAssOciated Press dispatch to the Gazette
LONDON, May S.-A dispatch to the Daily
Telegraph from st. Petersburg states that
the Senate as Court of Appeals has decided
that the decree banishing Jewish apothecaries
Is Illegal
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Buried This Afternoon.

Manus Hasson, the young man who died
from lockjaw on Saturday, was buried from
the Delaware House this afternoon, being
inferred in the new Cathedral Cemetery. The
hotel remained closed from the time of his
death until the funeral
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Explosion at the Refauno works.

The explosion at DuPont's Refauno
Chemical works opposite Chester Saturday
forenoon was caused by the burning of a
large quantity of waste powder One man
was severely burned, but no extensive
damage was done.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-09
A Prophet Comes to Grief.

tAssociated Press dispatch to the Gazettc.
CAIRO, May S.--The false phophet who
appeared in Soudan has been killed and his
followers have been dispersed
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~h~%S--
A Strange Pet,

Sergeant Jones, detective at the P, w. &
B. station, captured black snake yester-
day, 40 inches long, and has 1t now In
cigar box, intending TO keep it as pet
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Hand Crushed.

Michael Hanley, employed in the West
Yard of the r., W. & B, Railroad Company,
had his hand badly mashed this morning
while coupling cars.
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Good Investment.

Shares for sale in new series Of Mechanics
Loan. This loan pays over 8 per cent. on
money invested therein. Persons desiring
shares should make application at once to
W. j. Morrow, secrerary, No. All French
street
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A jail Burned ma Three Lives Lost.

ASSOCIATED Press dispatch 20 the Gazette.l
BRooKHAvEN, MISS, May s.-The county
jail was entirely destroyed by fire last night.
Three eolored prisoners were burned to
death. The fire originated in the cell in
which they were confined and II is believed
they set 1t on fire in hope of making their
escape. G8 E#.r =
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The Weekly Edition

Of the Bnq,irer ought to be in the hands of
every farmer, every mechanic and every
tOiler in the land. AS an agricultural paper
full Of fresh, valuable and reliable informa-
ton, 1t will be without rival A corps of
contributors has been retained whose
practical and theoretical knowledge IN all
branches of good farming is unsurpassed.
We thank our readers for that liberal
support that has enabled us to print the best
newspaper in the West, and ask a con-
tinuance Of the same and your assistance in
making known the merits~of the paper, and
increasing its field of usefulness.
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PHILADELPHIA cArTLE MARKET.

STOCK YARDS, PHILADELPHIA, May Seattle
In active demand sales of 1900 prime at Sl4a
"a; good, T54aSH medium, 7Aa15z common,
654a7H fat cows l34a1. Sheep market inactive
and Il cent lower on good grades, and y t0l
cent lower on common stock. Wool sheep 4I5aS
sheared, 3a7A spring lambs, 1.5Oa65 per head.
Galves-Western, 6aS Chester county, 61IaS12.
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THE CHINESE TO GO.

The Chinese Immigration b'li %
the President To-day. .,,,
lAs ssociated Press dispatch 10 wv ,S,ns.e MIN I
WAsnrNeroN, May S,-Ihe ,',dnI onlIi b. !
is now law, having Dec" ''s"
President to-day.
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A National Dredging Company Contract.

TF'FVVTHT UTNIIHIUII 10 lIIU tIHHVIIU'I
PHILADELPHIA, May Sat the United
States Engineers Office to-day the contract
for dredging Mifilin bar was awarded to the
National Dredging Company at 40 cents per
cubic yard.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-09
CITY ITEMS.

For sale, cheap; a house with SIX rooms, front
porch, gas and bath, by Geo. W. Bright, 5l7
Market street.
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MARRIAGES.

HANBH-GOODLEY.-In Bethel township, on
the 18th instant, by the Rev. Samuel Hancc
Mr.. James u. Ilanby, of Brandywine hundred,
To Miss Annie y. Goodley of Chester, Pa.
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Local Quotations.

CORRECTED DAILY ny WILLIAM LIZA L Sons
BHANDYwINE MILLs-WHEAT FLoUB.
nj oIru pPD n .p,r Is o. xutolasola 4 ratau
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-27
The Terms of Judges.

JAMES G. TAYLOR, Esq, as chairman OF
The Committee OF Courts OF Justice, pre-
scented 10 the House Of Delegates the other
,iay an argument Intended TO show that the
supreme Court Of Appeals was in error
when II decided, as It did solemnly in one
OF the very cases he refers to, that
"An judges elected in Virginia are elected
TOR fuH terms"
Mr.. TAYLOR Is lawyer, and u may there
fore he presumed that he knows the Legis-
lature has no right TO argue Judicial ques-
tiors with the Supreme Court Of Appeals.
He attempts to cvade this point by claiming
that tina, high tribunal has rendered two
conflicting decisions. But he Will not sue
coed in getting any Of the best lawyers
either in or out Of the House 10 endorse his
argument--an argument intended to iniiu-
cnce the Legislature 10 disregard solemn
and binding decision Of the highest judicial
tribunal In Virginia. Here are the names
Of the members Of the committee who con-
cur in Mr.. TAYLoR's report:
Messrs. j. c. TAYLOR, MAYO, DICKINSON,
HARRIS, GIDDINGs, REvERCoMR, and Duck.
OF these, MesSrs. REvERcoNB, GDDINGs,
and DIcKExs0N are farmers. HARRIS is a
negro, and therefore not lawyer, we sup
pose. Mr.. DUCKS calling is unknown to
ms. Mcssrs. TAYLOR and MAYO are lawyers.
And here are the names Of the members
who do not concur in Mr.. TAYLOE's report,
but reported that sal JudgeS elected IN
Virqinia are elected for .fuH termS;"
Messrs. X. a. COGHILL, SPOTsw0OD,
STUBS. CALDWELL, HANGER, and KELLAM.
All these are lawyers.
So the lawyers on the committee stand
either two or three to one against Mr.. TAY-
LoR's construction OF the Constitution.
Mr.. TAYLOR himself must feel that the
weight of authority is altogether against
him. The fact that nobody's name except
his is signed to his report, as published, led
us to infer that there might not be many
lawyers on his side.
We do not claim that the decision of the
Court of Appeals was right. We have
nothing TO do with that question. The
Legislature has nothing to do with that
question. II is a question not for us nor
for that body 10 decide. Whatever that
court decides TO be the law IS the law so
long rs its decision remains lmreverscd.
There is no other path of safety. Walk in
any other, and you will land in anarchy,
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rrighfrui Coastiug Accident.

BosToN. January 2G.-At West Quincy.
Mass, last evening, double sleigh, upon
which some fifteen or twenty men and boys
were descending Knox Hill. Cross street,
became manageable and ran with great
violence INTO q rail fence. IT. occupants
were hurled in all directions. James Hu,-
,cy. who was steering, was rendered in
sensible, and sustained severe injuries
about the head and face. John llusSey re-
ceiyed injuries OF 4 serious nature. Fred.
A;spland had his left thigh fractured, and
was removed to the Massachusetts General
Hospital. A Boston boy named William
Boyd received severe internal injuries.
John Lyons was slightly injured in the
left leg; and nearly all the remaining oc-
cupants OF the sleigh were more or less
bruised.
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~ THE LARGEST LINE %.
~ sYCLE BROTHERS.

The past two month. we've bought GIN 5000 ..'i
when wc could aud tle good. 20 price. '..f no.'.
suit Result. Tie largest stock sc ESQ. .al a,aa-
time ~ the yclr Gui tcmIttious ".,e 'r'l.
Everybody know how mild the w.a'. a- i"n.
and in consequence m1nul1ctnrcr- sand mporir
were greatly oyerstockcd and HAp lo ,rtL.
may DE sure We lid not bay except 30 rce- rl-
were right. Our sales were larger. fls arcDr. 'iIr
they ever were before. because wc Dad OBJ. ne,. .-
.ortmcnt 20 be- found. and sold "a love-price- tI.'
any other house. Now wc HAVE 100 ,rii A, $50
never carry goods from season o. -cl-au'. aHd
SILL VIZ Will. ~ prices that win dispose oi l.l
.he stock this season. You may not t.n, 'hi- poe
slble when you see how large stock HD have, Iut
when You hear our prices W. thins youlI change
your mind. EcforC the -oas0ns over tAt 1old.
will ALL 81 SOLD.
CLOAKS. DOLMANS. CIRCULARS. and IT,
STEERS. something that's NOT ycl be,u dome
We viii sell handsome DOLMANS. trimmed
in gurand PasssWcnicfic. al So. same a- -Y-i
~ $50; and others at $40 which WIRE ~" B
Sl5 which were $50: 500 which were $50 .
rs which were sl3; - which wen -l5: $40
which were well worth $50; >l2 Which WDrr
wen worth SO: SIS which werc weii worth
$50:
100 CHILDREN CLoAKS and UIsrTE> SID
on hand, which will be closed out r prm'
3 c,,s.s Of BFD-SPREA ADS. ranging In price f,ou
75c. 20 si-somc amongst item slightly diin'
aged: -
500 pair REGULAR made CllILDREN's HOSE I'
l62c good value for ~ and Soc.
20 piece, BLACK NOHAlR, reduced irom 10
to lGtc. per yard:
per yard;
Another lot Of those SILK pLUsUL> at Sl.5U
and Si.7j.
500 1 NLAUNDRlED SHIRTS ON con.ignmo'
% be- closed oui at SOC. can Hrd lppk % tIti.
5000 yards LACE CURTAINS troiH ID c-t' p
l.O60 CORSETs from soc. q, si-.he largest as-
suTtmtut in tar r'lt:
IS pieces CARPET san icft. Which ".i le SOLO
20 New York cost:
! case FRENCH PERCALt~ iui oleuol
patterns.
An Immense ,tock ofITANBtEC ani ToEtliN
EDGE and INSERTING at -r)n d.. .p b
per ward.
Great la-salu aiH tc offered for fl 80 100
DAYS in SIi.k~. ~AIlN~. FfuC AIDES. .-'i-
MCEES. and oiAe. Ds ts~ eco Ij-.
SltlE BROTH U.s..
h 22-c1d 3ll Hn'I
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TELEGRAPHW NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

News and Gossip-Minneso'a
Parties Killed by Eating Raw Ham-nri-
tsh Bark Wrecked on the Florida Coast
sale Of the Montgomery Central Railroad
Another Victim OF the Charleston and sa-
ynunah Railroad Collision Dcad-News-
paner Consolidation In Alabama The
French Chamber OF Deputies Reject the
Government Bill for Revision of the Con-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Gnmbetta and
Co,Isague.-A Louisiana Horse-rhief and
Incendiary Lynched-A 100000 Fire In
Lancaster, Penn.-The Tammany Asscm-
blymen Unfolding.
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The Gniteau Case.

The jury in the GrITEAu case ough' 10 oe
paid at least thousand dollars each' FOR
two months they have been working nigh'
and day for their country. The doc'ors
and lawyers, who are to get from ten thou-
sand TO twenty-five thousand dollars each'
did not have to give. up business, friends
wives, children, letters, papers, &C., &c ;
but the Jury were forced to surrender all
these. II would be a shame moi to pay
them well. They have had by far the most
disagrceable duty to discharge which any
persons connected with the case have en-
countered. They have done with it. They
are entitled TO their pay at once.
II is said that GrITEAu will probably mol
be hanged before June, and possibly mol
before July. The case will 90 to the court
above. and II, as seems likely. there shall
be no error found in Judge Cox's rulings
and no new trial granted, GuITEAU viii be
hanged in one Of those months. Mr.. SEQ
VILE expects him to lie a raying maniac
before then, and his brother WILSON ano
Mr.. Sc0vILLE both insist that he Is crazy
I NOW
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Death from Eating Raw Ham.

MARSHALL, MINI. January 2G.-Grcat en-
element has been caused i'm Minneola by
trichjnal poisoning from eating raw ham.
Fifteen prominent citizens ~ Minncola
were afflicted, and three have died. An
entire family, consisting OF Mr.. ana MIS-
Cushner, and three sons (John, aged TWEEN
tv-seven: Nicholas, aged fourteen; Jacob,
aged twelve, and a daughter, Annie, aged
eighteen, were poisoned-Cushner DYING
Tuesday. Fritz Pregger and Joseph VII
fort have died from the same cause. g..
Gilbertson, ID. Seilitz, and DIR. Sanderson
are quite III; while Peter Pecklis, Oscar
Thomson, Anthony Winters. and a Ger
man living near the village, name un-
known. are in precarious situation. The
matter will be brought before the state
Board Of Health for investigation.
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DEATHS.

Died. on the 2jth Of January. 40 The re. lincc ~
her son-iu-iaw. jOselh Iicekc Mr.. MARY r.
NOLVE, in the seyeuty-lith year ~ hcr aye.
Her funeral win take place from II. I1ry',
lGcrmanl catholic church on THIS ltudlNI
MORNiNG az O'Clock. Thcrcl tiNc and friend
of The family ana those Of her sun-iu-law 1ro &C.
sptcully invited 10 attend without further nlt 'C
Baltimore p12ois plCa,ccOpy.
picI.a' ) O'clock 4. VI, january 26.h, NAN
MI, yOungsi child Of May J.. and George y.
Wilson.
The funeral viii take place from residence, No..
7Ol el-t Clay .troci. 1illS Grdyl MORNING
az O'Clock. Friends aul acqu3intthccs Of tlc
family are Invited 90 attend.
Died. January PC. 1882. at $50 O'Clock T.. NJ.
JULIEN HARRISON, In tic twenty-siAih year ~
III, age.
Tho funeral will take place from -. Paul's
church THIS lfr day LNANiNG, January n,
1889. &C O'Clock.
Died, January 20. 1889, az TIE residence Of his
parents. No. 500 east lay street, after protrac,-
ed Illness. which be- bore with Christian patience
and fortitudc. HORACE p. son OF 4. {. and T.. v.
Walter; agcd tweity-thrcc years.
The funeral took place from Monumental church
on The 18th, al $50 o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-27

We are indebted to United States Sena-
tor GEORGE for copies OF several bills aud
Joint resolutions which he has introduced
into that body. Mr.. GEORGE is one OF the
best lawyers in the Senate, and is destined
to make his mark upon the legislation OF
the country. Some Of his propositions
NAV receive attention from us hereafter
We notice here and now q very effective
feature in his bill providing that railroad
employees, &C., may recover damages for
injuries received by them in consequence
of the carelessness Of their fcllow-employes
or any agent of the company. 1t provides
that no officer of the company shall recover
such damages if he had the power to dis
charge the neglcctful servant.
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Sudden Dcnth-A Country Residence
nneuaA
Iorr,,, ~ tho D,spatch. I

Especial telegram 70 inc Uipatch'I
PETERSBURG, VA, January 2G.-RobeH
Ingraham. an old and respected citizen OF
surry county, died suddenly in his buggy
while returning home from the court
house a day or two ago. lie left the court
house with his son in perfect health, and
died before he had gone two miles. Cause
unknown.
The residence OF George II. Brown, OF
Prince George county, was burned yester-
dav. with all the furniture. Loss, 1900;
no insurance.
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Difference I'm Value of Newspapcr
PrODcrty.

The one-fourth interest OF John w. Pit
took, deceased, in the Pittsburgh Ereninq
ana Sunday Leader was sold at public auc.
ton on Wednesday for $4,000. The sur
viying partners were the purchasers.
Now contrast the above with this sale on
the same day:
All the property, franchises. goodwill,
@c., OF aSunday newspaper in Philadelphia
were sold Wednesday to satisfy claim for
rent amounting to S36. The establishment
brought S64.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-27

have agreed to present bill to Congress
reducing the whiskey tax to 80 cents, and
extending the bond time to five years.
I Government receipts to-day: Customs,
si33,373; internal revenue. s4lG,7i4.
II became warm this afternoon. and the
sun came out.
District Attorney Corkhill thinks Gui-
teau will be hanged in July.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-27
Sale of "a Railroad.

GALVESTON, January 26.-The purchase
was effected to-day by the Gulf, Colorado
and Santa Fe Railroad Company of the
Montgomery Central railroad, running
from Nayas0ta, on the Texas Central,
twenty-eight miles southwest toward Mont
gomery. The Santa Fe Company will
build a branch from Brenham, on their
main line. TO NayaSOta, and from Mont
gomery ultimately to some point i'm the
southeastern portion Of the state. through
the pine-umber district Of the state.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-27
IOuisinna Lynch Law.

SHREVEPORT, Ia. january 2G.-News OF
the hanging OF a negro named Henry Solo
mon at Bellevue. BosSicr parish Jail, reached
here last night. lie was confined for horse
stealing, and set fire to the building. which
was discovered by the guards before It got
under Roadway, otherwise much property
would have been destroyed and lives lost.
The fire occurred about midnight, and the
body Of Solomon was found hanging from
the ,econd-story OF the Jail Yesterday morn
ing. There !, no clue TO those who took
part in the hanging.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-27
A Mysterious Disappearance.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, January y, 1882.
To The Editor OF The Dispatch:
A printer by name OF !. T. Barnett mys.
teriously disappeared about two month,
since in North or South Carolina, en- rOutt
from Augusta, Ga, to East Tennessee. lie
has an AGED mother and sister here in dcsti.
tute circlnnStanceS-One sister having died
since they last heard from him. He is tall,
has sandy hair and whiskcrs; Is about
thIrty-seyen years OF age; is good printer
Any information in regard TO him thank.
iully received. Mr.. Barnett Is originally
from Virginia. Address
TAYLOR BARRY,
Chronicle Office, Knoxville, Tenn.
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law would bear with peculiar hardship

law would bear with peculiar hardship
on them.
Looking at the matter In oil OF its aspects,
we feel persuaded that this Dill "ou'o
hardly have made IT, way through the sen.
ate had It's members been properly ADVISED
Of It's operation upon the interests OF their
constituents. We know indeed OF hardly
any enterprise in the State that VIII not DC
most seriously damaged, ii not destroyed,
by the operation Of this extraordinary Dill
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-27
Destructive Fire.

LANCASTER. PA, January 2G.-The most
destructive fire that ever visited this city
started early thi, morning in the stereotype
department OF the iHqUicr Publishing
Company building. on north Green street.
The fire quickly spread through the entire
building, and il was completely destroyed.
The loss on the building and cOnteats is
estimated nj >l00,00).
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-27

"A revolution in the treatment OF nervou,
diseases Is now taking place. DIR. Benson.
OF Baltimore, has discovered sure remedy
In his Celery and ChanOmile Pills-they
permanently cure sick and nervous head.
ache, neuralgia, dyspepsia, sleeplessness,
and all nervous diseases.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-27
Non York Politics.

ALBANY, \. Y, january 26.-The De-
mocritic Assembly caucus met this morn
ing. Mr.. Brooks, on behalf OF the con-
ference committee, reported that the COM
mittee met the Tammany representatives
again last night and had found them de-
termined in the stand they had taken
The report was accepted and the commit
tee discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-27

SALEM. ALA. january 2G.-The SoVthGn
1rguS, a weekly journal, founded and
editca T.; Robert Mckee. ha, been pur-
chased OF Il, owners. Robbins & Cary, by
Glas: Il Mckee, proprietor, Of the DQiiy
Times. and has been consolidated with the
Weekly Times, under the name Of the
Tines .irgUS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-27
EataIAGray i'm Amherst.

LYNCuBrRG, Va, january 25.-An aflray
occurred Tuesday in the Pedlar Mills dis
trict, Amherst county, resulting in the
Draining OF q respectable citizen named
Creed Carter at the hands Of negro
named Fayctte Mcdaniel. The weapon
used was heavy stick. Mcdaniel e.
clncd and I. still at large.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-27

Lydia T.. pinkham'S Vegetable Com
pound, the great medicine for the cure Of
all female complaints, is the greatest
strengthened OF the back, stomach, nerves,
kidneys, urinary and genital organs OF man
and woman ever known. send for circu-
lars TO Lydia T.. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-27
The Governments: Defeated i'm the
Chamber of Deputies.

PARIS. January 2G.-The Chamber Of
Deputies, by Il vote OF 30j to III. has IT,
jccted the Government bill for the revision
OF the Constitution, including the proyi-
sion for the Scrutin de liSte. Gambetta has
personally handed to President Greyy his
own resignation and that OF his colleagues.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-27
Shin Wrecked OH n Florida Reef.

KEY WEST, FLA, January 2G.-The Bri-
fish bark Island Home, from Pensacola Tor
Grccnock. with timber, wa, discovered last
night ashore at Boca Grande. The wreck
ers found her with sixteen feet OF water in
her hold. and will strip and abandon her.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-27
Died of His Injuries.

CHARLESTON, January 2G.-Georgc Il.
Osborne. one OF the postal clerks crushed
in the railroad collision at Adams'~ run
saturday, died to-day, making four deaths
80 far resulting from the collision.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-27
MARRIAGES.

Married at the residence Of the brides father.
James :. Hunter. Esd. In Neuse township, Wake
cOuuty. y. G., on the 4th Instant by Professor ".
y. Royal. Mr. +. o. WILSON formerly of Cum
hcrllnd county Na.l. of Chatham county, y. G.. TO
Mis- MARY y. III NVfR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-27

When one knows good thing il should
be told \; and we do know from experience
that DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup is the best
remedy for coughs and colds we ever used.
IL only costs 20 cents bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-27

The Governor Of New York has issued a
proclamation ordering special election to
Gil the vacancy caused by the death Of Sena-
tor Wagner, TO be held on February 18th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-27

800 COMFORTiBLES from 81 - Some OK
ira long and wide ones, for the old-fa.hlon
beds. at LEVY BROTHEEs'.
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PAINTINGS. ENGR,vINGs. FRAMES.

TllE LATEST SUBJECTS ON HAND
IN COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS, PHOTO
GRARURES, ENGRANING IS. OTEO-
GRAPHS.
FRAMES OF ALI. KINDS on hand and made 10
order:
GOLD; EBONY, PLUSH, and VELVET PIC
TIRE-FRAMES. l.. LfWiS,
a IL al2 Main .trvcf
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III CLOAKs, ULSTERs, DOLMANS.
AND CIRCULARS.
M READJUSTEDi

large assortment at reduced prices ~
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-27

We have readjustcd The prices on cur whole stocl
Of DRESS GOODS.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-27

500 pairs Of BLANKETS from s1.2j 10 as a
pair at fjaisI LEVY BROTHERS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-27

IN UMBRELLAS Our prices VI
80 lew that We could not reldiust on then
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-27
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We have readjusted the prices Of our carr Dis
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