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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-12-08
CONSUMPTION.

have a. positive remedy for the above disease;
by its use thousands OF ca es OF the worst kind and
strong is my faith in its efficacy that 1 win send
TWO BOTTLES FREE, f0ge' her with VAIUA.
BL4F TREATISE on this disc 4se, to any sufferer
Give express and P. address.
DIR. 7. A. sLoCUM, Isl Pearl St., New York.
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PAYNE Is practicing bis profession, ana one
or two members Of our bar have ia'e'y
como from Richmond. The genial ana
scholarly General Dabney II. Matry spends
a GOOD deal Of his time In Roanoke. :,
wandering theatrical troupcs have aus
covered that this place Is no longer 10 DC
ignored, and arc giving us weekly caiis.
Mr.. Lucian Cooke, son Of the principal
Of Helms Institute. Is at present mayor
OF the town, having been elected 10y tne
Council to iii the vacancy caused by the
resignation Of Marshall Wa!d, Esq.
The pulpirs Of the city are filled by the
Rcys. l.. L. Lloyd, Methodist; ". Z.
Campbell, Presbyterian j. w. Wildman,
Baptist; II. A. Goodwin, Episcopal; u.
L. M. Miller, Lutheran. a Catholic church
is soon to be built, handsome Lutheran
church Is nearly completed, and Meth
odist church was lately finished.
We have two weekly newspapers Dem.
ocratic-thc Rerie,c, published and edited
by Messrs. Derr, and the Leader, cstab-
lished about two months ago by Messrs.
Dunstan and Brooke, formerly OF Frede-
Va. ~ n.
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BOTETOURT.
A LAW CAsE-BIG HOGS AND BRIEF ITEMS.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.j
FIYCAsTLE, December 8. 1882.

A LAW CAsE-BIG HOGS AND BRIEF ITEMS.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.j
FNCAsTLE, December .. 1882.
Yesterday Colonel ID. NJ. Houston. secre-
tary and general manager OF the Crozier
Steel and Iron Company. in company with
Major Ed. S. Hutter and Hon. John W.
Daniel. OF Lynchburg. were seen on our
streets. II is understood they came TO con-
suit Captain James III. ii. Figgatt (who Il
still confined right closely to his room with
reference TO SUIT brought by +. Rorcr, OF
Roanoke, against the CroZier Steel and
Iron Company to eDjoin sad company from
shipping ore from tract OF land purchased
by said company from the said Figgatt,
trustee for Sarah y. Kidd.
Ii seems that prior to the sale made to
this company by the trustee. in which con-
veyance Mrs. Kidd also joined. Rorer had
purchased the same tract OF land OF Jrs.
Kidd, and had gotten n deed therefor
from Mrs. Kidd, but that the trustee re-
fused to consent to this sale on account
Of inadcquacy OF price, and short time
thereafter did himself sell II to the CroNer
steel and Iron Company for a much larger
sum.
About twelve years ago the creditors OF
Sarah Il. kidd's husband brought sult in
chancery to subject certain lands devised
to her to the payment OF the husbands
debts. Before allowing this TO be done
the court dccreed that an equitable settle
ment should be made upon the wife, and
appointed Captain Figgat TO execute the
trust. Now the question il, how far the
said Sarah Il. Kidd was Invested Of the
control OF the land in question by virtue
of its being put under control of an cqtli-
table trustee
Three hogs were sold here to-day for the
sum OF Sl23.90. They were owned by Mr..
ID. NJ. Crowder, Of this place. A cross be-
tween Berkshire and Chester. One thou
sand one hundred and eighty pounds OF
pork at 5000 per hundred weight. The
largest of the three weighed AZ pounds.
Ice has been harvesting all day.
Again we have a prospect for bridges
across James river at Jackson and Eagle
Rock. Next Monday the supervisors will
take the matter under adyi>oment.
Lookout for rise in stock OF matrimo-
NAL associations for the next month.
ACTON
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Fully Sustained.

The Judge Of the Hastings Court of this
city-Judgc GEORGE l.. CHRIsTiAN-yester-
day In q charge to his grand Jury, and
speaking Of section SSH Of the Revised
Statutes Of The United States, said:
"This Is a criminal statute. and must
therefore I've construed strictly. 1t viii be
seen that by The terms Of the statute itself
the offences above enumerated are limited
TO such rs are committed lat the election
!. e., on the day Of election. Every prose.
cution under this section to which / can
obtain access was founded on offences
committed on the day Of election"
Thus does this learned judge-the prin-
eipal editor, too, of the Virginia Lac
Journat-ley down the law. II we had
any doubt as TO the correctness Of our
deliverances on this subject we have none
now.
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DANVILLE.

TIE POLAR TIDE-InE TOWN FINANCES.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.I
DECEMBER s. 1882.
The polar tide was first iclt here at sun
rise yesterday morning; last night the wind
was strong and extremely cold; the mer-
curry is at 50 Fahrenheit this morning at
sunrise.
Captain Gerst. OF the Finance Commit
tee OF the Council, reports the amount in
the hands Of the treasurer at the end OF
last month S2,l56.33; the collections for
the year ending the Both utimo, S9i,-
S95.75; the interest due the LIST Of january
on the bonded debt of the city, $50, 300;
and he adds pleasantly, of course), 1--WE
hope by good management, and the Coun-
ell not directing too much Of the floating
debt to be paid prior to that date, to be
able to meet the interest promptly"
Alpha
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ROANOKE.

RAPID PROGRESS OF THIS GROWING VIRGINIA
T0wN-PERsONAL, ETC.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
ROANOKE, VA, December 7, 1882.
Roanoke is rapidly assuming the pro-
portions OF city. The rather severe
weather OF the past week does not seem to
check the energy OF our citizens. Car
penters and brickmasons continue their
labors about the town, and gardeners are
still at work upon the frozen ground
around the Hotei Roanoke. which has been
open about two weeks, under the manage
ment OF George X. Mullin, OF the St.
Cloud Hotel. Philadelphia. and of the LII
ray Inn. The immense wards OF the Nor.
folk and Western and Shenandoah Valley
railroads are full of ears laden with stock
and cotton, it being difficult, even with
their very large facilities. TO prevent
blockadcs.
On sunday last special train conveying
the remains OF General Daniel Tyler. the
father Of the present president of the Nor
folk and Western railroad, passed through
Roanoke directly from New York ria Ha-
gerstown and the Shenandoah Valley en-
route Tor Anuiston, Ala. This train was
made up in Jersey City, and consisted OF
the private car Of the president OF the
PENNSYLVANIA Central railroad, the private
car OF the president OF the Shenandoah
Valley railroad, and one combination coach
OF the Pennsylvania Central. The entire
train went through, being transferred from
the narrower gauge OF the northern roads |
to the broader gauge Of the southern con- |
nections at this point by means Of transfer. |
trucks.
The general superintendent OF the
shenandoah Valley railroad, Joseph II.
SANDS, now has his headquarters here. and
by spring 1t Is expected that the executive
offices Of the Norfolk and Western railroad
~iIl DC here aiso-a handsome building
heir accommodation.
We notice some Richmond people in our
NY. Mr.. John a, Daily has moved here
siih bis family. anu Is engaged In bust
less also Mr. Thomas q. Bransford, who
'he Joint agent Of the two railroads. pr.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ra READi READi READ!


We are determined 10 keep up constant suppl,
of the ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS which have
"'"'' '"' NEW STORE
70 popular. We are opening this week mot
elegant hnc Of
COLORED and BLACK CLOAklNG CLOTHS
among them an elegant DoCBLf-WlDTH
CHECKED CLOTH, for uIsters, at a. per
yard worth $3.50;
FIR and PAssEMEVTERfE TRIMMINGS:
BRAIDs A LA HUsSAR, all c0iors;
CLOAK BUTTONS, all colors;
CLOAK BUTTONS, handmade crochet, At fOc.
per dozen;
BASKET FLANNELs, for sacques, IN The popu-
lar ox-b,ood and scarlet and all other desirable
colors;
ss-inch ALL.wOOL CAsHMEREs at soc. IN an
desirable shades;
BUTTONS and BRAIDs OF the latest .iyle, 70
match;
UNDREss KID GLOVES, three buttons. At isc.
DRESS KID GLOVES, three buttons. at zoe.
worth IL;
MOUeOUETAIRE GLOVES, six-but,on lengths,
at 75c. worth 1925;
Also, a splendid line Of SASIIMERE and BRs.-
LIANT Isle GLOVES Of the latest shapes
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sPECIAL notice..
a5y- SEE! sEEl SEE!

our elegant ruR-LINED aud QUILTED SATIN
LINED CIRCULARS;
DOLMANs. PALETOTs, ULsTERs, ana JAIN
ETS; o,,.e nor
CuII. D1EN's ULsTERs. sACQCEs, DOL
MANS, and HAVELOCkS;
our elegant SEAL PLUSH DOLMAN a. sIo'
yaIuc Al25, as handsome as t4oo seaShi"
o,rmcnt and will wear rs well-an actual save
OF $50 on this garment;
NoNPAREIL vELvETEEN-tbc genuine arti-
Gle; "a.
BcautifuI WHITE NUBIAs at &c. worth 5oc.'
and no mistake;
GENTLENEN's LINED GLOVES at 19c. worth
FIR TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS, LOOPS,
BRAIDs, CORDS, and BATTEN;
CARRIAG E-BLANkETS. BED-BLANhEIs'
and uORsE-BLANkETS;
RFADY-MADE GARMENTS FOR LADIES ~
very low prices.
A, elegant assortment Of GLOVES, HOSE, and
SOCKS;
Reautiful HANDKERCHIEFS and NECKWEAR
for ladies and gentlemen;
CARPETS, RUGS, MATS, DRUGGEIs' oiL-
CLOTHS, and HAsSOCks.
LINOLEUM.
A new stock Of LJNOLEUoI-the best and most
seryIccable floor. covering ever made; large
assortment Of new patterns Just Landed;
JEWELnY in all the latest styles;
DREss-GOODS in endless variety-somc extra
Ordinary bargains In this line;
GOODS FOR BOYS and MEMS WEAR, and
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS.
TIE LARGEST STOCK IN TIE STATE.
THE LARGEST DRl-GOODs STORE IN IHE
STATE.
THE OLDEST DRY-GOODs STORE IN THE
STATE.
ONE PRICE TO EVERYBODY. so THOSE
WHO ARE NOT JUDGES CAN BUY AZ
CHEAP AS THOSE WHO ARE.
LEVY, DAVIS & DRAKE,
dec Successors 20 Levy Brothers,
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CITY TAXES.

OFFICE or City COLLECTOR
RICHMOND, Va. December l, 1852.
This ONCE viii! be open daily between The
a0urs o. O'Clock A. n. aud O'Clock r. H. from the
10TH TO THE 3lsT DAY OF DECEMBER IN
elusive for the purpose Of receiving from all
persons TAKES DUE TO THE CITY OF RICH
MOND.
Any person Who shall fail TO pay said lakes
within the time 20 limited will be considered de-
hnqnent and viii be charged penalt, of FIVE
PER CENT. and interest at rate Of six per cent.
per annuin. A. u. WOODsoN.
within Collector.
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We return thanks to the Secretary Of the
Interior for copy Of his annual report.


NEW YORK, December 7.-Joe Coburn
Toe pusihst, was released from sing-Sino
prison to-day. A large number Of his
SS!ends were there TO escort him TO this city
where be will have reception this eve,
nlnx. On March o, 1877, he was Sentenced
70 Imprisonment tor ten years for sboo,in1
anu oangerously wounding Policemen TS,
VA U'ss ana Jerfes, In front Of his saloon ON
~esones ! 1876. Thrce.and- haH rea, ~;
.om%uteaon time for good he6asior
Wonid bring his release next xuer~t 'I h,,
me Governor commuted the rcma,n,rs
nine months. 'el"u'nins
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4 PURE AND EFFECTIVE HAIR DRESSING
Cocoaine, compound Of cocoanut oil.
beauties the hair, and is sure TO allay all
itching and irritation OF tho scalp.
The superiority OF Blrnct's flayoring
extracts consists IN their perfect purity and
STRENGTH
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nsfsCHEG-

Died, IN 'hi- city,a o'clock 4. ". December 3,
1859. at 10. 2fl4 Ncnablc street. WILLIAM H..
STEWART, son Of II. VI. stewart; aged flrty-four
years.
The funeral VIII take place from Cnlon-Station
Methodist Episcopal church ~ 2 o'clock - v
DAY EVENING. Friends Of the family invited
TO attend
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DEMARKABLEi
LETTER FROM \ TRAVELLER.

LETTER FROM \ TRAVELLER.
KANSAS CITY, No. September 20, 1882.
think it 4 duty owe To humanity 10 say what
your remedy has done for me. one year ago | con-
tracted 4 lad case Of blood-dIseasc and not know
ing tie result Of such troubles, allowed Il 10 run
on for some time. but finally applied to the bCst
physician In this city, who treated me for six
months In that time / took over COO pills Of pro
loiodide of mercury, grain each, and had run
down in weight from 2IO to l57 pounds, and was
confined to my bed with MercuIial Rheumatism
scarcely able to turn myself I'm ted. Being a tray-
cling man, some Of the fraternity found me I'm this
deplorabe condition, and recommended me to try
youT specinC' '''''s'''... cases That had
as they knew s. >. :. been cured by
u ocN u 's...s. s.ss+......... It's use. COM
menced the use of IL with very little faith and in
less than three weeks able 10 take my place on
the road. The sores and coppcr-colored spot,
gradually disappeared, and to-day have not 4
sore or spot on my person, and my weight Is 217
pounds, being more than IL ever was. | do not
wish you to publish my name, but you may show
this letter 10 any who doubt tie merit OF ). = =;
for know II is 4 sure cure
Yours truly. JUB
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now TIE hearts Of q crowd swell and
tlrob with pltiless hatred against tho ma NAN =
who coughs during the performance n a
thcairc when They know be Il too stingy
70 invest twenty-five cents IN bottle Of Of
Dr.. BULBS Cough Syrup. y
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MARRIAGES..

Married, November 81, 1882, by Rcy. John VI.
Buller, CHARLES r. WHITE and Miss ELLA
l.. JONES. OF THIS city.
Married. LAWRENCE n. NEFKs Co MARY
CEE5lLi;, ut Park-Pll"e church, Wednesday
night, December 9th, by the Rev. John Harmon.
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BLANKETS, BLANKETS

from the great auction sale in New York. Ehn.
kets never were as cheap ~ they are now. We
have a GOOD IO-f WHITE BLANKET Al :l.5s
per pair. and others In proportion.
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CARPETS, CARPETS

Our TAPEsTRIE BRUSSELS at 75c. are no,
trash. hut just such goods now being sold Al
sI.IO per yard. Our INGRAISs are goods kept
by only few hrst-class dealers in thee roods and
are not made merely 10 sell, but t. wear aud gy,
satisfaction.
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Another lot Of those BEAUTIFUL SPOOL
COTTON SECk-TIES, for lsnie5. az 2Jc. Zach.
Call and see them ihe supply + limited, and VIII
soon be exhausted. r.. j. LEVY & CO..
no29 9l3 east Broad street
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nj SECOND PRESBYTERIAN.-
There will be Union Meeting Of the Presbyterian
churches Of Richmond and Manchester In the Sec
ond Presbyterian church (Rey. DR.. Iloge's TO-
MORROW AFTERsQeS. at O'Clock IN behalf OF
Domestic Missions. Addresses VIII he made by
Rev. Dr. NICKNAME, Of Baltimore; Rev. JAMES
r. SMITH. Of Fredericksburg, and perhaps by one
Of the city pastors.
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yo,rvn MEMS CHRIsTrAN As

G1' YOUNG MEMS OIiHio NM 10
sOrIATroN.- at 8 O'Clock study OF
the sunday.scbool Lesson taught By Rev. ". G.
To.Monnow EVENING at $50 Song Service
at The Retreat.
TOMORROW EVENING a. $40 Song Service at
She rooms flor men only.
MONDAY NIGHT at $50 young mems Gospel
Service. -,
THURSDAY NIGHT at $50 Conversational b.
BILE Study.
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III LAUREL-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH lcorncr Laurel and Albcmarle srectsl.
SUNDAY, December 1o.-sunday school AZ 4. NJ.
Preaching 10y the PASTOR Rev. 4. q. WARDLAw at
IL \. M.-suhject. Regeneration; at 1870 L.
M.-sulcct, sympathy Of Christ
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III FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Twelfth and Broad s'rect-l.-The pastor. Row q.
y. HAWTHORNE, y. d.. viii pic,ch AZ IL 4. NJ
subject, " The Problem OF Poverty" No service 20
night. The congregation will unite with tic
Second Baptist church In iue inst illaiion Of their
new pastor, Rev. W. y. LASDrU,:. late of
Georgia.
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ON CONSIGNMENT.
EANCY GROCERIES. FOREIGN
L FRUITS, CANNED GOODS, AND
CONTIGUOUS,


400 Cases 2-pound Sweet SuCar-Corn:
400 Cases 3-pouud tomItOc-:
800 Ca O. s. and 2-pOund Standard Peaches:
80 Cases Z-pound strawherrl and Irnoapplcs
80 Case 2-pound Lima Beans and SuccoLa-h
100 Cases l. AM 2-pound standard Oysters;
100 Cases l-pound salmon aud LObsiers;
80 Gases pound Bartlett Pears;
200 Dozen John NOir * sons Preserves and
Jams. 6Ou pals Preserves and Fruit Buffers: %
cases French Peas ana Mushrooms 25 c.lses sar-
dimes, small fish genuine; 100 cases. l., p l..
o., and lf-pound ms Cur,d Beef; 80 bugs Al
mOnds, Walnut ,Fllbort-. Pecans, and Palm Nuts /:
100 boxes London Layer Raisins new; 100
boxes Layer Figs lnewl,2 casks Turkish Pruncs
100 boxes New Leghorn Cltrnn; 5 casks New
Currants: % boxes >ulianna Raisins; 100 boxes
Maccaront and >paghCtte; % eases Durkce's
Saiad-Drcssiug: 1000 boxes Fresh French Cam
dies and Caranels. together with 4 large lot Of
Oils, Catsups. Sauces, Mustards, ChOcOl1tc, Brom0
Coco, Capers, Olives, Potted Goods, Dcyiled Crabs.
cigars, Tobacco, Toilet aul Laundry
Backing, Specs Teas, GelatInes, &c.. &C., which
we offer 10 the trade ut New York prices. Give us
call. aud we guar mice 10 please you both IN price
and quality. GODDlN 4 TRIBBETT.
Wholesale Fancy GrOcers.
Nos. 10 and ~ Thrice nth street.
Oc 2S-eDd2m
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rrpsT ENGLISH LUTHERAN

CHURCH Seventh street between Broad ana
Grace)-Rey. ". G. scuAEFFER, pastor.-Preach-
Ing at IL A. NJ. and 7:3o +. II. MI welcome
Seats free.
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j. III. II.

Some thirty years ago there lived In Montgom-
cry, Ala, young man who was terribly aflict-
ed. After being treated for u long time by
the medical profession of this town with no
benefit lie. commenced taking - S. S. After per-
sistently taking /, two months he was cured Being
acquainted with him for twenty years thereafter,
can testify that the disease never made its return
j. W. BIsPoP, T.,
Hot Springs, Ark.
IL You doubt, come 10 zee Us, and we will CURE
YOU, or charge nothing! Write for particulars
aud copy of the little book Message 10 the I'm
fortunate Suffering" Ask any druggist as 10 our
standing.
$1,000 REWARD
viii be paid TO any Chemist who will hni on an
alysls OF 100 bottles of ;. :. :. one particle of
Mercury, Iodide of Potassium, any Mineral sub
stance. SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Proprietors, Atlanta, Ga.
Iitcoi siihi sifc..s.... 90
ikc siLc IS
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
mo 4-Sa.Tu&ThI
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f13, METHODIST sUNDAY-SCHOOL

SOClETY.-The rcGullr monthly meeting Of the
HethOi Isl SunGay-school Society fRlchmond and
Manchester viii be held at VI nchcstcr Methodist
church SUSDAY AFTERNOON ut 3 o'clock. Inter-
osiing addresses aud other exercise may be cx-
pcctcd. All invited to attend.
\. T.. WEST. President.
charles J. RGjg. Secretary.
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III" GRACE-S T r T. L L PRESBYTE-
RIAN CHURCII-Rey. G. II. READ. ID. d.. pas
tor.-Prcachng at IL o'clock 4. 81. No services
ut night.
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GEJ~ SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Main and sixth strce.tl.-Rev. W W.
LANDRUN will preach at IL A. ". Interesting
exercises IN connection with he formd instllla-
Ion Of MIR. LANDrUM as pastor # tic church
WI he held ut ~ i. VI. 81
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IL & Il \ c E-S TREE T BAPTIST
CHURCH corner Of Grace and Foushce strce,sl.--
Tie pastor. Rev. WILLIAM T.. HATCHER. ID. D.,
VIII preach at | o'clock 4. N. on SUNDAY.
There viii be no services II night. the congrega.
lion having been invited 70 unite in the in,talla-
ton services at the Second Baptist church.
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NJ MONUMENTAL CHURCH-Rev.
j. G.. ARMSTRONG, ID. D.-Divinc service In ms
church TOMORROW at 1 a. u. and H. III.
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M. SEyENTH-STREET CHI r s.
TIAN CHURCU.-The pastor. Rev. >. n. TYLER
win preach 1T IL A. Nj. and 1870 L W.
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THERE WILL BE A MUSICAL I'm.
TERrAINM mt, given by five cLoirs, Mon
DAf EVENING. December / l, 1882, ut the
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, OH Broad and Col.
iege strceks These choirs have selected some OF
their best mhstc. Come aud hear them. rs II Is for
worthy obiect-fhc church. Admission, 1sc. !:
Mor'on's, AIS north S xth. and H. T. IIili & Co :.
222 east Broad. De 7-Th.sa&su3t
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NJ IMMENSE REDUCTION>.-DRY
GOODS Of all kinds greatly reduced Extaordi-
nary bargains In DRESS GOODS, CLOAKs. DOL
MANS. sACQUfs, CIRCULARS. CARPETS,
OIL-CLOTHS. BLANKETS, UNDERMEA 9,
HOSIERY, &c. at
ID. & +. NITTELDORFER'S.
527 Broad street.
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III THIRD PR Il Il Y T L Il ] A n
CHURCH.-Rev. G. II. READ, ID. D., will preach
nj ia. VI. Communion services viii be held
AZ or the sermon.
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CENTENARY METHODIST

CHURCH t5ouih side Of Grace street between
Fourth and Fifth strcetsl.-Seryiccs at IL A. VI.
and ~ L. NJ conducted by the pastor. Rev. Z. 4.
PFTrRSON.
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RICHMOND AND DASvnLr RAILROAD co..

PRESIDENTS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA, November 18Th, 1882.
IViIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND
AND DANVIlLE RAILROAD COMPANY viii
he held at the Office Of the company, corner Bank
and Tenth streets, in the city of Richmond. on
o'clock VI.
The books of tranfer will he closed on November
2sth instant, and reopened on December 18th
proNlmo. II. BROOKE.
no 2Z-dtu Secretary.
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BROWNS IRON RITTERh.
nj EW LIFE

Is GlYES EY USING
DROWN'S IRON BITTEE..
IN .he winter It strengthens and warns the sys-
tenn; in The spring IT enrlchcs The blood and con-
qucss disease; in The summer It gives tone 10 The
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~ TRINITY METHODIST EPISCO-
PAL CHURCH corner Of Broad and Twentieth
streeis)-Prcaching IL \. VI. by the pastor. Rev.
j. WILEY BLEDsoE, and ut ~ +. ". by Rev.
PAUL WHITEHEAD, presiding cider Of the dis
trct.
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ny FIRST PREsBYTERIAN

CHURCH.-Rev. r. l.. PRESTON. ID. d., pastor.
Services at IL A. NJ. and 1880 =. VI.
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M BROAD-sTREET METHODIST

CHURCH corner Tenth and Broad streets.l-
Preaching ut ii O'Clock TOMORROW MORNING
by Bishop JONI c. CREAMERY. All welcome.
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III THE MONTHLY MEETING OF
THE BAPTIST sUNDAY-sCHOOL AssOClA-
TON OF RICHMOND AND MANCHESTER
viii Doe held with the Cracc-stfect baptist clmreh
-USpAY AFTLRNOOy ~ 3 O'Clock. Lxcrcl cs OF
unusual Interest my be expected.
WILLIAM ELLYsON. President.
Il. 4. carr. Secretary