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MORTUARY REPORT FOR THE WEEK END
ING FEBRUARY Is. 1SS2.-CGuSeS Of Dedth: {:
Asthma. colorcd apopleXy, ! colored; :;
bronchitis, white; burns. | colored: can
Ger, | cOlOred; congestion OF brain,
white. colored; consumption, white, D
colored; convulsions, ] colOred: Group, ]
white: cystitis, | colored diarrhpa, |
white. / colorcd; dropSy, cOlored; cpl
lcpSy. white; erysipelaS, | white; fever
typhoid. , co Ored; fever QyphO-mala-
riaD. cOlorcd: heart-dsease, , colored;
inantion, colorcd; inflammation of bow
els. white; liver-dsease, l colored; ma
rasmuS. colorcd; old age, , white, col
ored; paralysis, | white; pneumonia.
white. colored; smallpox, = colOred; !;
unknown, | white, 1 cOlored. Whole
number OF deaths in the city, exclusive
of still-births. 4G. Still Births: / white male,
| colored female-t0tal, ,. Ser and Color I:
Males, s white, - colored-total, 30; ie-
males. : white, 9 colored-total, lG. 1ge:
One month to six, white, . colored-
total, 4: six months to twelve, > white, !
colored-total, 8; one year to three, 2
white, } cOlOrcd-tOtal, .; five Years TO
ten, colored; ten years to twenty, 3
colOred: twenty years TO thirty, 3 white, /
I COloItu-lOldi, \, tnlilN NVdlS w loitaS -
white, cOlored-total, q; forty years to
fifty, l white, , colored-total, 3; fifty
years to sixty, , colored; sixty years TO
seventy, white, colored-total, 3; sew
entv wears TO eighty, | colored; eighty
years to ninety, white; one hum
dred and six years, colored; un-
known, . colored. Condition.: Single, Q
white, Il colored-total, %; married, 4
white, 6 colored-total, 10; widowerS. |
white. 3 colored- total, 4; widows, / white,
colored-total, >; unknown, colored.
| Nativity: Richmond, 27; other parts Of the
United States, Is; England, l. Locality
Marshall Ward, = white, 3 colored-total,
! 3; Jefferson Ward, white, 4 colored-
total, s; Madison Ward, / white, . col
ored-total, 3; Monroe Ward, white,
colored-total, 4 Clay Ward, , white,
colored-total. 3; Jackson Ward, white
0 colored-tosal, IS; almshouse, l white,
colored-total, 4; smallpox hospital,
cOlored.
COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MOETAIl
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PLEASING PICTURES taken and finished im--
mediatcly 1T s2l Broa street.
KSABE PIANOS AT PAMos 4 MOSES, 9l4 Main
street.
Professor Adyco,ta a brilliant writer aud mas
terly critic, says DIR. IoRAN's LECTURE exhibits
high ogcer or talent, admirably rendered, and IL,
q Triumphant viz licatiol of the character snd
death oi The poet Edgar Aha Poe.
PROFESSOR TnILow declares there is no piano
made that equals the KSABE.
ONE or TIE GREATEST LuxrnEs
Is pure and fragrant Toilet-Powder. To our
lady readers We recommend J. & T.. ArxINsOS'S
Rose, White Rose. and Violet Powder.
YoUE PICTURE taken quickly. Good express
sion. sci Broad street,
DAyIs's corn at Gamers price. W. ID. BLAIR
& co.
RAMOS & MosEs, Pianos and Organs and sheet.
Music, 9li Main street.
Professor Reynolds says that DIR. MoRAN's
LECTURE or PoE grand, and should De- heard
by every friend of the poet.
TGSsLEY's PEAS, corn, And TosAToss at
Gamers prices. W ID. BLAIR 4 Go.
FERRoTYPEs hEa~hed right away. Four for
soc. s2l Broad street.
PROFESSOR REINHAEDr says the KNABE is
the finest piano IN the world
We HAVE scyfiity-fye half-barrels of WOODS
ROE IERRISGs that We offer low to the trade.
W. ID. 3LAIR& CO.
RICHMOND MozART ASSOCIATION use and en-
dOrsc the hNABE.
Don't fail 10 hear DR. MoRAN's LECTURE on
EDGAR ALLAN PoE Friday night.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Death OF Samuel A. Glover. Esq.

Mr.. S. A. Glover, well known as the
cashier of the First National Bank, and as
one OF our purcSt and best citizens. died
last night at 1915 o'clock, in his iiity-ninth
year.
Mr.. Glover was born in Buckingham
county. but had long resided in Richmond.
filling responsible positions in business
and banking-houSes. During the war he
WAS the cashier Of the Bank OF the Com
monwealth. After the war, upon the
establishment OF the First National Bank,
he became its teller. and was soon after
wards made cashier
That bank was first located in the Gus
tom-bousc: then il moved to Governor
street next door below the corner Of Thir-
tecnth. and then TO the building on Main
street next 10 Putney q Watts's. lie was
there in December, 1861, when the FIRST
National Bank and Exchange National
Bank were consolidated. retaining the name
OF the former, and Mr.. Smith was elected
cashier and Mr.. Glover assistant cashier.
Mr.. smith died in 1871, and Mr.. Glover
was then chosen cashier, and has since filed
that position. and with marked ability and
courtesy, always dscharging his duties
with firmncss 80 tempered with gentleness
that where he had to diSappoint he left no
wound.
Tender and atIectiOnate IN his domestic
relations. a true hOme-man," he was no
less devoted to his church Or. IlOge's),
and had hand and purse ever ready to
aid the needy.
His illness was brought about some
five weeks ago by trimming bunion. AT
first the little cut gave him some pain, but
for several days he was able to drive
TO the bank and do his work. Then
il got worse and confined him TO his
room, and senile gangrene was discoy-
cred to be the basis Of the trouble. ON
sunday last his left leg was amputated be-
low the knee in the hope that il would save
his life. But, alas, it was Intellectual! The
disease or its effects had spread to vital
parts. He bore his illness with great resig-
nation and spoke Of death with the COM
posure and confidence OF Christian hope.
He leaves a wife and three sOns-two OF
them grown-and brother residing in
Buckingham county.
The funeral OF Mr.. Glover will take
place this "wednesday afternoon at 4
O'Clock from the Second Presbyterian Or.
Ioge's) church.
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Official Sm aIlspes Reporu..

OFFICE BOARD OF HEuTf,1
RICHMOND, Va, February q, isss.
10 the Editor ot the Dispatch:
Report for to-day is as follows:
Colored female, No. s22 north second
street, smallpox; home.
Coiored male, back of No. 23fi east Main
street, smallpox; hospital.
White child. corner OF Louisiana and
Third streets, yarioloid; home.
Colored male. No. 1923 east Main strrct,
yarioloid; hospital.
Respectfully. J. G. CABELI.
President Board Of Health.
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AcknOwl Judgments.

The following Acknowledgements are
made by the Midlothian Relief Committee
Cash from James NJ. Wise, Richmond, $40;
F. A. IIundley, collections ut Amelia Court
house. Sl1.20: Il. O. Troy, Clover depot,
S5; L. VI. Archer, collections at Goshen,
Va, $50 Roger Hartley, Pittsburg, Penn,
So Il. O'BRIEN, Chairman.
LIBERTY, VA, February ~, 1882.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
| enclose herewith a check for Si.74,
amount Of contribution taken ,lp at meet
ing OF the sunday school OF Il. Johns Pro-
testant Episcopal church, in this place, for
the Midlothian sufferers. Please give check
the right direction. Very respectfully your
obedient servant, r.. ID. RFORD,
Superintendent.
LYNCHBURG, Va, February 90, 1882.
To the Editor Of the DtSpdtcha
Please give the enclosed check (S32.j0),
paid into this Office for the benefit OF the
Midlothian sufferers, a proper direction,
and oblge LYNcH3rRG NEWS.
MANCHESTER. VA, February II, 1852.
MINOR 7. u Briep, Chairman Relief Com
mittee C0aifed, Va:
Dear Major, Enclosed please find my
check on the Planters Nasional Bank OF
Richmond. Va, for SJ60I, contributed
by the citizens Of Manchester for the relief
OF the sufferers at Coaliieh- Hoping you
great success in The noble work you are en-
gagged in, Lam very truly yours,
AUGUSTINE ROYALL.
Treasurer Belief Committee, Manchester,
Va.
p. ST also enclose IN order for two
bushels OF meal, given by T. I. Tredway.
4. R0YALL, Treasurer.
OFFICE or THE News AND COURIER,
CHARLESTON, :. c., February 20, 1882.
10 the EdijOr ot he DiSpGtch:
Dear Sir Enclosed please find - for
the Midlothian families. Please acknow-
ledge IN the DiSpdtca.
Yours, obediently, VI. RiORDAN.
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ment, to come IN at the end OF the last Sec
ton, which was agreed 10.
Mr.. stuart proposed to amend by re-
quiring the genuincness Of signatures TO
petitions TO be verified, which was re-
jected.
Mr.. Stuart also offered an amendment
providing that aftes said question has been
submitted twice I'm any locality with
the same result IL sh5ll not he again or
dered. except upon the petition of one
half OF the voters. Agreed to.
Mr.. Stubbs renewed his amendment to
follow the first section. II was agreed to.
Mr.. Moon offered an amcndment to tlfr'
fourth section providing that the vote shall
be counted and the result be declared by
districts.
Pending the consideration OF this amend
msnt the House adjourned
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Mr.. Thurman moved now to adjourn.
Ruled out of order.
The resolution was adopted as IL came
from the House OF DelegateS-ayes, 10;
noes, II.
RICHMOND DOCK AND DRY DOCK.
Mr.. Loyenstcin introduced bill to in
corporate the Richmond Dock and Dry
Dock Company, which creates Messrs. ii.
ID. Whitcomb, II. X. Ellyson, Nj. +. Plea
SAINTS, X. ii. Cardwell, George III. PoindeX-
ter, William Lovenstein, Lucien l.. Bass,
and Charles f. Whitlock a corporation un-
der the above name. 'The said company is
authorized TO construct, at or near the city
OF Richmond, on either side OF James river,
wharyes, piers, docks, dry-docks, basins,
warehouses. elevators, and cotton-presses. )"
Any railway company, steamship company,
or navigation company with which the said
Richmond Dock and Dry-Dock Company
may connect is hereby authorized 10 sub
scribe to the capital stock thereof.
Referred.
Personal.
The Chair [Mr. Hurt announced the fol-
lowing committees: On investigation OF
Midlothian disaster, Messrs. Walker and
LoyenStein; on conference with the House
relative TO compensation Of corporation
Judges for temporary service, Messrs.
Lowell and Hale; on investigation OF
Second Auditors Office, Messrs. Elliott
and Wingfeld Of Albemarle.
MARYLAND BOUNDARY LINE.
The bill In reference to the Maryland
Virginia boundary line recently agreed
upon by the committees representing the
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly,
cloudy, windy, and temperate.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 4. NJ, 30;
Q A. NJ, Sc; noon, 20; Z. NJ, 90; J..
NJ. go; midnight, a..
Mean temperature. go I-6.
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ACCIDENT FROM A FALLING WALL.-Yes-
terday afternoon about O'Clock the front
wall OF Fayne's grocery sto,e, corner
-Twenty-seyenth and Marshall streets, gave
way, ana fell ouf on the pavement. Fanny
Christian, colored woman, who was pass
ing at the time, was struck by some OF the
falling bricks and received a painful cut on
the head. besides being bruised.
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| WI HAVE MARgED DowN
AND MADE ONE LOI or.
Ss TEN-D0ILAI suTTS'sa
Easily WORTH sl2 AND il3 SUIT.
We do this TO
RCN orr SonE OF OUR sTOCk.
/ WE GIVE THE PATRONS TIE BENEFIT or
BARGAINs
EArHEn THAN oARRY OVER STOCK
SAKE OF GETTING PROFIT.
A. SANS & co.,
THE STRICTLY oNE-PRICE CLOTIuEEs,
1913 MAIN STREET,
OPPOSITE PDsT-oFPICE.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, colder, clearing wea-
ther, northwcsterly winds, and higher
pressure
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A MEETING OF THE VIRGINIA HISTORICAL
SOCIETY At LARGE To BE HELD "A meeting
Of the Virginia Historical Society was held
Yesterday at o'clock L. VI.
\ general meeting OF the Society was de-
cided to be- held in the hall OF the House OF
Delegates on Friday the 9Th instant at )
O'Clock L. NJ. An address will be delivered
on the occasion by Hon. William Writ
Henry Upon the settlement at James
town, with Particular Reference to the
Late Attacks upon Captain John Smith,
Pocahontas, and John Rolfe."
The Right Honorable l.. ;. sackvilie
West. ii. y. Afaiesty's Minister TO the
United States, Washington, ID. c., was
elected an honorary member OF the Society.
The following were elected annual meIa-
bcrs OF the Society; Hon. John Letcher.
Lexington, Va; Rev. l.. :. Cox, Cazoro
Springs, Texas; Mrs. Mary De Renne. Sa-
yannah. Ga; G.. + Yardley, Esq, u. ;.
n, (of the family OF sir George iardley,
another Colonial Goyernor,) Washington
Hotel. Philadelphia, Pa; Right Rev.
Francis McNeece Whittle and Colonel Ro-
bert 4. Hubbard, Richmond, Va.
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HATIYE wEEKLY MORTALITY.
r--------- " tth tHUITy y-------
Feb. 81. Feb. 10, Feb. II, Feb. :
1880. 1851. 1882. 1882.

r--- Utth t.Huity
Feb 81. Feb. 10, Feb. II, Feb. ] 8,
1880. 1851. 1882. 1882.
W. &. W. &. W. c. ". {.
Tot,d deaths. 10 81 ii 30 Is 2l l5 81
su,l-bOm..... o l
Mean temperature for week ending Feb
ruary llth. 49o 81 mean temperature for
week ending February 18th, SO IA.
Amount OF rainfall for week ending
February 11th, 0.5j inches; amount OF
rainfall for week ending February 18th,
0.95 inches.
Rate OF mortality Of whole population
was SO. 80 per 600 per annum; rate OF NOR
tality OF white population was 20.4l per
900 per annum; rate OF mortality OF CO.
lored population was 6O.li per 1000 per
annum. j. G. CABELL, NJ. d.,
President Board OF Health.
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POLICE CouRr.-John Goddin (colored).
charged with violently resisting Policeman
Antelotti while In the lawful custody OF
SAID Antelotti, was lined $40. The accused
was also fined si0 and sent to Jail for thirty
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No family should De without LYDIA +. PINK
HAMS LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation,
Bnioasncss, and Touidty Of The Liver. Twenty
live cents per box. Sold by all druggists.
nm oG-eoa
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THE BATTLE OF NEW MARKET. Mozart
lIalA was filled with quite a large and ap-
preeiatiyc audience Lst night, it being the
occasion OF the delivery Of lecture on the
battle OF New Market. Va. by Captain
John :. Wise. OF the Richmond Light In
fartry Blues. The lecture was preceded
bv a sketch OF the Blues during their career
OF nearly Il century, given by Judge W IL
liam W. Crump, which was delivered in
the usual captivating style OF that distin-
guished and able gentleman. II proved OF
deep interest 10 the friends OF the time
hOn0red company present, being welcomed
with hearty applause.
Judge Crump then introduced Captain
Wise. who proceeded 10 deliver an elo-
quent lecture, in which he gave vivid de-
>criptiOn Of the sangIinary contest 1t New
Market in 1864. in which the corps OF tir-
ginia Military Institute cadets flashed their
maiden swords, leaving several OF their
number "dcad on the field Of battle" and
many wounded. Captain Wise was one OF
this body OF gallant youths. On this 0cca-
sion, such was the precision OF the Nr-
ginia Military Institute boys in closing their
ranks and marching forward Willie charg-
ing and delivering their fire, that many
who were fighting them and were captured
thought they were being opposed by regu-
lars, and were astonished 10 learn otherwise.
II was 1.-The baptism Of blood" OF these
Young Nirginians. but a glorious one for
them.
The lecture was listened 10 with deep at
tention throughout. and was frequently in-
terrupted by applause.
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House Notes.

JOINT ORDER.
In the House yesterday, under the call
for motions and resolutions, Mr.. Amos
DIckcrOn, OF Floyd offered the follow
in9:
ReSO!red (the Seuato concurring), That
the General Assembly VIII proceed on
Thursday the 23d day Of February, 1852,
at O'Clock. to elect an Auditor Of Public
Accounts. Railroad Commissioner. Judges
OF the Circuit CoIEls Of the Fourth, Sixth,
and Seventeenth judicial circuits, and
Judges OF the Supreme Court of Appeals,
i'm the order named. and this shall be con-
tinuing order tii Oomr.rted.
Mr.. Young moved so amend by striking
ont Auditor OF Public Accounts.
Mr. Dickerson hoped the amendment
would not prevail. He believed that his
resolution, il adopted. would restore peace
aud harmony in the legislative halls.
The resolution was agreed to. and Ny.
Dickerson MAS requested to inform the
Senate. This is the resolution he Senate
agreed to.[
TRE ANTI-DUEILING LAW.
The following veto message, the sub
stance OF which has already appeared in
the DiSpetch, was sent to the House yeSter-
day by the Governor:
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
GOvERNOR's OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA, February 20, lSS2. y
/ To the House Of Delegates:
| hereby return House bill No. ~, enti-
/ tied a bill to suppress duelling in the
/ commonwealth Of Virginia and to punish
persons engaging therein" without my
/ signature.
/ cordially concur in the objects stated in
the title. and only withhold my approval
becaIlsc. i'm nv judgment, the third section
OF the bin is retroactive; and while COM
pelling witness to testify, leaves him sub
ject, ON his own confession, TO the political
dis1ualifcations prescribed by the Consti-
tuition. The Court OF Appeals OF Virginia,
in the ease OF Cullen rs. The Common
wealth. constituting statute as broad a.
this. and having the same object, decided
sucb LEGISLATION to be unconstitutional.
WILLIAM +. CAMERON.
The message was ordered TO be printed.
THE SECOND AUpITOR's OFFICE.
Mr.. Conrad offered the following resolu-
ton YESTERDAY. which was agreed to:
ReSol,,ed fhe senate concurring). That
the report OF the committee appointed at
the last session Of the House OF Delegates to
examine the books and valuable papers OF
the Second Auditors office. which was re-
ferred to the Committee OF Finance on the
18th day Of January, and by said committee
reported back To the House on the 18th day
Of February. 1882, be referred TO a joint
committee OF two members Of the Senate
and three members of the House, with in
structions to said committee 10 take such
evidence as may be offered touching said
report. with authority to send for persons
and papers. and to sit during the sessions
OF both houses.
wAsnrSGToN's BIRTHDAY.
Mr.. Cardwell offered the following:
Whereas Tomorrow, the 22d day Of Feb
ruary. the birthday Of Washington, is a
legal holiday under the laws OF this State :
therefore be il AZ,
iourns TO-DAY it do adjourn to meet on
Thursday the 23d day OF February, 1882,
MFR. CardweIl ,aid the resolution ex.
planned itself. lie believed it had been the
custom Of the Legislature to observe the
2sd Of February as holiday,
Mr. Frazer said he would like to amend,
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days for assaulting and beating Lucy Byrd

Laura Banks (colored), charged with be-
ing disorderly in the street, was fined ~.
Wesley Palmer (colored), charged with
fighting in the strest. was fiied %.
+. W. Hughes, drunk and disordrrly,
was fined 81.
ROBBERS Bullock (solored), charged with
stealing three pairs Of shoes, She property
OF j. a. Grigg. The case was continued
70 saturday and the accused bsilcd.
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NOR SALE, Ar AMERlCANkNN
II STABLES, Nos. Ia, IL. and 10 1enthZS2A
street
2 FINE YOI'NG MARES, four year, old;
TtNAS PONY,
GOOD DRAFI HORSES. and
3 ZINE Young WORh-NULFs.
The above st0ck l. in ffrst-claSs order.
ALSO.
a. 30 Its JtNES SWEENEY.
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DEsT ANTHRACITE, 81 PER TON;
ID COALBCRG LUMP >Pl.lNT 1913: HAIL,
$3.50; NUT. 1873 per ton. CUMBERLAND and
WEsT VIRGINIA ENGINE at bvcst psiss.
PINE WOOD, - and $3.50 per cord. OAK, -
per cord Al other FUEL At lossst eash prices
orders by telephone or oIherwi.s promptly niied.
7oa Broad street, opposte Theatre, or Nineie.nth
and Cary strccts. &. n. PAGE.
a..
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BAD DREAMS. disturbed sleep, indigestion,
stomach gas, all vanish before HOP BIrTRRs
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Rirlmond 0ispatth.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 22. 1882.

Rs- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL TIE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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MULES AND HORSES. =.

MULES AND HORSES. On
have opened WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
STABLES at No. 1893 Franklin street, Rich
mond. Va whore ! rin keep good supply of
MILES and HORSES always ON hand. Ny sals--
man Mr. JOHN NJ. PACE, VIII DO all In his power
To- give each and all fair and square dealing Any
can address me. care 26 east Fiflh street, Cincin
natl, Ohio. which y my headquarters fer buying,
and IN do not MI the order "a salt them, both tn
auality and price. they need no. take the stock.
Everything guaranteed 10 he just ~ represented.
Mr.. I,eter pluis extensive business In the rnuisi
and horse line Is lust opposite mime. -
dc, iO-3ms GEORGE ID. BENNETT
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WOOD AND COAL.

CD OS HALF CORD FOR SO CS
sDZsZc SEASONED PINE, VSsSc
which NE will 1,sliser anywhere In the city at the
above rates for ASH only.
COAL. WOOD. COkI-N.l hlSDs.
PlLCHkR \ BIGGER,
Pine aud Broad streets tElhl station and
SIT east Main street next 20 ESp!srs oiice).
IL IL
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PROFESSOR TuILow declares there is no piano
made that equals the kSABE.
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Entered at the Post-oGce at Richmond. Va, as
sccond-class mattcr.l
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ONE OF TIE GREATEST LUyCRrES
Is pure and fragrant Toilet-Powder. To our
lady readers We recommend J. & T.. ArxINsoS'S
Rose, White Rose. and Violet Powder.
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Professor Reynolds says that DIR. MoRAS's
LECTURE OG POE WINS grand, and should be- heard
by every friend of the poet.
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YoUE PICTURE taken quickly. Good express
sion. SCI Broad street,
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DAyIss CoRN at Gamers price. W. ID. BLAIR
& 60.
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TGSsLEY'S PEAS, corn, AND Tomatoes at
Gamer, price-. W-D. BLAIR 4 Go.
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PROFESSOR REINHAIDr SAYS the KNABE Is
the finest piano In the world.
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FERRoTYPEs hEa~hed right away. Four for
zoe. 50 Broad street
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MOTHERS. MOTHERS. MODGERS (,

VIoLrNs AND STRINGS OF all kinds at 9ii Mai.
street,