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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-23
AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

re On all sales Of Real Estatemade between the
lst of January and last of june the taxes for the
present year have o. be paid by the purchaser. ON
nll sales made between the 1st Of July aud last of
the year the taxes have 10 he paid by tie seller.
This custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
by rll the real estate agents in Richmond, and ap-
plies TO Richmond and vicinity
f.. H0LZiNGER. nigh Constable. 10 A. W., fur
niture showcase. cigars, wagon and harness,
desks, &c.
f. IIOLZINGFR. High Constable. =. d.. framed
house in JAIN alley.
FOX Il TAYLOR. L. W., FISH and vegetables.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. ; T.. VI. brick residence,
No. 27lO. corner of Grace and Twcnty-cighth
streets, with large grounds.
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LEVY BROTHERS, lease upon the store they now
occupy win expire ON October 31st; and rs they
will sacate the premises at that time. they have de-
termined 10 close out their whole stock AT AND BE-
LOW COST.
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED By
the use OF MEADE q BAKER's SAPoSISE DESTi-
FRIoN. which will speedily remove incipient tartar
aud scurf Price, fifty cents box,
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
Nl EICHMOND.

The forty-ffth annual session of this Institution
win begin the FIRST MoNpAY or OCTOBER
and coniinve six months. giving the Faculty ample
time 10 deliver complete course Of Instruction on
all the branches OF medical science.
The daily system Of examination will be contn =
ned, and all the clinical advantages Of Richmond
afe at the disposal Of the Faculty.
one student from each senatorial district will be
accorded the privilege Of attending the free
of charge for professors fees on presentation of
proper testimonials Of character and Of his inabil-
~ TO nay the usual rates.
For catalogues or other information address
te2l-2iawd&wlm j. II. MCCAW, Dean.
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TIE RIDDLEBERGER BONDS-THE PRINT
ING OF THEM AWARDED TO THE AMERICAN
BANK-NOTE COMPANY.-I o>tCrday morning
Mr.. George II. Kendall, president OF the
Kendall Bank.Note and Engraving Com
panv. arrived in the city and registered at
the Exchange Hotel. He went out at once
and consulted with his friends and legal
advisers, but what determination he came
to was not made public. Mr.. Kendall has
the reputation OF being discreet and de-
termined man, and will no doubt do every
thing necessary to protect the interests OF
his company. He will remain in the city
to-day. and perhaps longer.
Yesterday evening meeting OF the
Board Of Sinking-Fund Commissioners
was held. Mr.. Dyson was not at this meet
ING, having failed to receive any notiica-
ton thereof. An agent Of the American
Bank-Note Company, in response to tele-
gram sent the day previous, appeared be-
fore the Board, produced specimens OF It's
work, and, on motion, was awarded the
contract for engraving and printing the
bonds necessary to carry out the provisions
of funding under the Riddleberger bill.
Two or three days ago Mr.. Reyeley went
to Washington, in response to telegram,
and upon his return he offered the rcsolu-
ton annulling the contract.
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r. B. Chaflin & Co. will have to buy
$1,000 worth Of one-cent postage stamps to
mail their fall catalogue OF Virginia real
nsfntp-
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If NONE OF THESE WILL SUIT YoU BUY AN
ENGLISH sEEEsUCKER SUIT.
MADE CORRECTLY THEY WILL COST fe.
A. SAKs & Co.
1913 SlAIN STREET,
OPPOSITE PosT-OFFICE-

LEVY BROTHERS mean what they say. They
intend selling out their whole stock Of goods AT
loss Of at least s20 900, which amount Will be d.
yided among the purchasers Of goods at their
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WeIl-Rrcsl PeODIe

are those who use the Royal Family Flour.
1t Is white and rises well. This -four and
oil pure groceries can be bought of Joseph
VI. Blair, S2G Main street.
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BASEBALL,

4 LEXANDRIA W.. RICH MOND
"a WEDNESDAY, July 26Tu. THURSDAY,
27TH, and FRIDAY, 2SIH. at Baseball Park,
head of clay street. Admission, 25c. Games
called at half-past 1 NJ y 23-Su, ,Th&F
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GALLERY, Main street-Card-p photographs,
Al dozen. Lee Gallery large photographs for
framing, 81. Lee Gallery copy old pictures sue
cessfully. Lee Gallery photograph children beau
tifuIly. Lee Gallery photographs beautiful and du
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II will take 10000 pounds Of paper yoaI on
which TO print X. b. Chafiin a .s,,' Co.'S ,. ~.
";nio % R,G ~ Estate Journal. OF which they
Will issue 100000 copies
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A FRAGRANT BREATH is always pleasure ana
Won can have Il by using MEADE & BAKERS deb
c,ous CAnBoIIc MoUTu-wAsH. tdestroys the OF.
fensiye odor caused by diseased gums and decayed
teeth. and speedily restores them 70 healthy con-
ALTON. Price, ffty cents bottle
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APPETITE ExTRAoRDISARY.-He had eaten
nothing for twelve hours. lie FASTENED home ran
into the house. and boted the door, but next DAY
satisfied himself with Good 25-eent Meal al
LANES MODEL DISING-Roohs. 322 noru
L., efr
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Pure Cream from the Mountains
is daily brought here to supply D. Colum-
bus's ice-cream mandatory. Take your
ladies to his saloon. Orders for families
and pic-nics promptly filed.
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"BucHuPAIBA."-Quick, complete cure, all an
noying Kidney Diseases. sl At druggists.
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ACCIDENT on THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.-A telegram received in the
city yesterday stated that the fourth sec-
ton OF freight-train No. IA, going East
over the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
ran into the third section OF the sane two
miles west Of Covington, and wrecked a
number Of the cars. Engineer Frederick
King, having the train in charge, was
slightly injured, and the road east and
west temporarily blocked.
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SHEET MUSIC. &c.
CHEET MUSIC! SHEET MUSIC,

~ TITT VI NI' NIIIlTI VT NiV
Hayng on hand probably more SHEET MUSIC
than Is carried 10y al the music houses in Virginia
combined. and Wishing to reduce same. | hereby
offer for sixty day. 25.000 pieces Of said music at
the nominal price Of FIVE CENTS EACH. If
you ever expect to need music. now Is the time to
buy II. c. +. JOHNSTON,
9lS Main street.
also have on hand lot of SECONDHAND
PIANOS, which would be glad to sell for about
ono half their value. jy 23-3ts
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MANCHESTER METHODIST
SUNDAY-SCHOOL EXCURSION
TO BON AIR
WEDNESDAY, July 20, 1882.

Train leaves Richmond at $50 and Manchester
at go'c eek 4. VI. Returning leaves Bon AIR at y
O'Clock L. VI.
The cmi-ccntennal anniversary Of the Ninth
street Sunday school will take place AZ IL O'CLOCK
A. VI.
Tickets for round TIP by our train, 25c.; to ho
had at the train.
Refreshments at city prices. s. 23-ltt
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TIE WOULD-BE DUELLIsTS.-1eS eSterday
morning Mr.. George w. Archer and Mr..
Georre b. Gaines were arrested on war
rant sworn out by Major Fred. Il. Scott,
charged with being about to commit IA
breach OF the peace by fighting duel with
deadly intent.
When the case was called in the Police
Court Mr.. Samuel B. Witt, Common
wcalth's attorney, asked that the parties be
bound over to Keep the peace, stating that
he did not care to 20 into an examination
OF witnesses. Mr. ii. A. Atkinson, CT
counsel for defence, was opposed to this,
and desired the Court TO postpone the case
until Major Scott could Dc brought to the
WitncSs-Stand.
The Acting Justice agreed with Mr.. At
kjnson. and Major Scott was sent for. He
opncarcd about II O'Clock, and was cross
examined by Mr.. Witt, who evidenced an
inclination, after this witness was called, to
have all who knew anything about the
matter put on the witness-stand.
Major Scott said from the best informa-
ton he could gather from reports ON the
street he was led to believe that a duel
would take place between the parties named
in the warrant, and he had accordingly
sworn it out.
The counsel for the defence said that they
did not desire to ask the witness any ques-
ton.
The Court decided to place the gentle
men under bonds in the sum OF $1,000 each
TO keep the peace for twelve months. The
gentlemen at once furnished the required
securitv-Mr. G. T.. Rady for Mr.. Gaines,
and Major Scott for Mr.. Archer.
The examination failed to disclose the
cause OF the difficulty. Both the gentlemen
are associated together in business. Mr.
Archer is the secretary OF the Southern hail- s,I
wov supply Company and Mr.. Gaines fills
the position Of manager. The difficulty, II
seems. grew out business transaction. A
correspondence ensued, resulting in an
agreement to fight duel Friday afternoon.
The place selected for the meeting was "A
secluded spot at some point on Brook turn
pike some distance beyond the city limits
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS For To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, clearing weather, varia-
BILE winds. mostly westerly, stationary or
higher temperature, stationary pressure.
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EXCURSIONS. PIC.NICS. &c.
NXCURSION TO
IA MOUNT PLEASANT

ANAWON TRIBE, No. 30, I. q. X. NJ,
MONDAH,JUTY 81, 1889.
GLAsS-lIALL SnOOTING-A gold badge liyen tO
the hest shot,
GRACEFUL LADY D.ScER-A valuable gold
ring tD the best dancer.
"ECN FoH THE HOYs"-PIG RACE-A CREASED
pig Will be turned loose on the grounds; catch him
VINO can.
FINE STRING-BAND viii he In attendance.
Boating ishng, aud dancing. Good order will IT,
preserved. Refreshments NJ ely prices.
FARE FOR ROUND-TRiP; Adult, soc. children
under ten years Of age 2jc.
Tickets can be had of the following committee,
aud ut The train on the morning Of the excursion:
&. T.. nm (chairmanl, Il. r. taircloth, j. ". Me-
Donald, j. X. Waldmin, ". W. WhitlOck, X. W.
Cary. lIcury Garnett. Charles Ingersol j. +. Mer-
ryman, r. Z. Moore, T.. ID. oliver. George Baughan,
VI. II. Sales, George &. shaw, G.. Il. Ncrryman.
Train leaves Chcsibe and Ohio Railroad depot
nrnnntlY al s O'CLOCK 4. VI. " 23-su.Yn I'll
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LEND, IN SUMS TO
vi SUIT.
on IMPROVED CITY REAL ESTATE.
at aud per cent. per annum interest Applica-
iions strictly confidential. Charges moderate.
q. :. NASIION & son.
No. Tenth street,
jyl2-eod6t Shafcre Building.
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"RoTGH on RATs."-Clears out rats, mice. NE
roaches. bed-bugs, ants, yermin, chipmunkS 10
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CLERKS DIsCHARGED.-Capt III. l.
Owen, Of Nottoway county, and Mr.. Link
enhoker, Of Botetourt, the two extra CLERKS
employed by Mr.. Dyson in expectancy
needing their services in funding under tn,
Riddleberger bill, were discharged yester
day. These gentlemen will 20 to theiI
homes and remain until later events de-
velope the fact whether their services will
be needed In the future or not.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-23

BAsE-BALL.-The Richmond Club has
challenged the Alexandria Baseball Club
to play a series OF three games for the
championship Of this State The AIeXan-
drians will arrive here next Wednesday
and play their first game that afternoon.
The Alexandria Club is a strong nine, as
they have defeated the Nationals OF Wash
ington, who always play the Richmond
boys close. Good games may be looked
for
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EDUCATIONAL.

SWARTHMORE COLLEGE,
~ REoPENEDf IN RESTORED BUILDING
bcth sexes admitted. College and Preparatory
School. Under care OF members OF The society of
Friends The main building, destroyed by Ere
ninth month last, has been completely rebuilt en-
hrEcd, and cited up with all convcuIcnccs Thor
mates. and The sciences. New Scentidc Building,
eonts'nins Laboratories, Drafting Rooms, Ma
chiuc-Shops, and all appliances for purSuinq a
thorough course I'm CHEMISTRY Mechantcai and
Ciy,l Enginecrine. The next torn opens NINTH
MONTH tScptcnhcrl l2TH. Apply early as,
other things being equal. places Win be given the
earliest applicants. kor full particulars address
EDWARD II. hAGlJI,
President SwNthmore College,
jc 29-7st DeIawarc tonntypa
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GREAT sAcRIFicEs TO be made at LEyY BR :
ruruss cIosing-out sale.
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POLICE CoURr.-The following cases
were disposed Of by Justice lsbell yeSter-
day: ..,, os
saulting and striking w. ID. Cot'rei'
discharged on payment OF costs. 80,
Julia johnson (colored), charged WIN
abusing and threatening TO beat the child
of Georgianna Walker. Fined $3.50.
Mathew Graham (colored), charged with
stealing a silver watch from Walker john
son. Discharged. lin,
Henry Morris (colored), charged with
.ssaultine and beating Bette Jones and
creating disturbance in the ncighborhood'
Fined 50. III. n,o.,;no one
axe. one lot Of brass and old rags froh
LANES c. Smith, was found guilty ano
sentenced to thirty days in Jail.
Frank Meyers (colored) was ,,s ssn1 E ton ON ''
the grand Jury for stealing railroad IRON. =,
Sam richardson and John Brown lpoII
colorcdl were fined s2 each for peddiine
vegetables on the street without facense'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-23

Don't fail to place your city and country
real estate in the hands OF X. b. Chaflin Il
Co. TO sell or rent, as they are thoroughly
organized and equipped with a full corps
OF competent clerks, and plenty OF horses
and vehicles for showing property.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-23

1iTE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy
and cool, with light rain in the morning.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY G A. NJ, II;
a. NJ, IA; noon, 50; p. NJ, 81 /; =.
7S: midnight, y.
Mean temperature, 7G5.
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A PPLICATIONS, WITH REFER
IA ENCES, will hc received till the 10th of
August next from EXPERIENCED and PRO
GSESSINE TEACHERS 10 take charge OF The
BennettSville Male Academy. Apply to
II. L. DUDLEY.
Secretary and Treasurer. Il. of T. NJ. E.S.
Benueitsyilie. :. c.,
July IL, 1852. ~ 14-law3w
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UoNoRs TO A VIRGINIA MAN.-Mr. Reu..
ben III. Garnett, who took the degree OF
Master of Arts at Richmond College IN
June last, has been elected Professor Of
Greek and German in Georgetown College;
Kentucky. Mr.. Garnett is q native and
resident OF King and Queen county, son OF
Dr. John Muscoe Garnet, and nephew OF
the late DIR. Frank Hancock, OF Richmond;
lie distinguished himself as student, ana
his many friends in this city will rejoice IN
his success.
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DANT0PS ACADEMY.
NEAR CIIARLOTTrsvl

NEAR CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA.
PREPARES FOR COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY. or
thorough teaching. wholesome moral influence -
sor catalogue address
~ 15-2m REV. EDGAR WOODS, PrfncfpaL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-23

INSURANCE COMPANIES.
DROTECTlON WITH PROFIT.
RECORD OF POLICY No. 1910,
ISSUED By TIE
NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL
LlFE-ISsURANCE COMPANY
OS THE LIFE or
VS. CANDEE, CASHIER MANUFACTURERS
BANK, MILWAUKEE,, WIS,
March "a, 1862: age. thirty-one:
ENDOWMENT PAYABLE ~ NISETLEN 1kAks.
Amount Of insurance............... FoiyOg 30
Total premiums IN nineteen years......'' 't'9g2 ~
Less cash dividends ..''.'''''''' $50" -
Net cost Of $4,000 Insurance. 'sZ''Io 40
Endowment paid March "a, lssl......s s5'g,99ee % 20
Ne; cost. a. ~''-" ="
Net proGt..... 'tZfSfo u
FouivaIent 10 above 3 per ceut compound interest
isai,,.s insurauce OF $4,000 for nineteen years.
For further information. address
~ JOHN B. CARY, state Agent,
1915 Main street. Richmond, va.
Dr.JsD. CULLEN, Medical Examiner.
jy 7-eodtsef
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RxxKxpER, the great closing saieat tEvf BRO
ruSRs' will commence On MONDAY, swy Ssws
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HOP BITTERs strengthens, builds up and cures
continually, from the first dose.
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HORSES. MULES, cows. dc.
nIssnLrrInNs a pARrEERsHIrS

Y'HE FIRM or HOLDSWORTH e
4 HERBERT was dissolved July |, 1852. by
mutual consent. All persons indebted 10 the said
firm will call and settle ~ once. ,
~ l3-lw IIOIDSWORTll 4 HERBERT.
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Don \ Il.
EXCURSION ARRANGEMENTS
TOR TIE
SEASON OF 1852.
RICHMOND AND DANYiiLE RklLroAD,l
PA-SENGEK DEPARIMEHE
ElCuYpNp. dIy L., ls5R.
The incrctsing popularity 0f uils f,yorie s1ui-
mor resort iuGucci the management I" PROVIDE
extra cxcrrsion-iraIn schedule ~ herewith, in
addition - to- very perfect regular iIiin stF'eG
already existing. -
EXCURSION TRANS
on MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS. IiitR.llAl~ ~,
and SATURDAY : leave Richmond ~ t:{J J.. NJ,
ami returning, leave Bon Air at 1910 T.. ".
on TUESDAYS and fElDAls leave :itcpinfa
al q +. II. and G30 y. VI: and returning ll.."
Bon Air at 1910 J.. ". and 1910 L. VI.
4 FINE EAND or MUSIC accOmpanira ei'h
excursion.
Eound-trip fare % cents.
For charler Of special trains call On .n' .h''''
signed. - ~
fyII General Passenger Ag'Lf.
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PRESIDENTS OFFICE. }
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL CoMPASY,i
A ...L..-

IN PURSUANCE OF A POWER IN
L me vested By and under the charter Of the Choss
pcake and Ohio Canal Company, hereby appoint
and cali GENERAL MEETING or THE STOCK
HOLDERS of the said company. 10 be held I'm the
Executive Chamber, In the city of Annapolis Mary
land on THURSDAY. August IL, 1882, AZ !
o'clock A. NJ, the said appointed day being In tie
Interval between the last meeting of said stock
holders and the next annual meeting thereof.
\. L. GORMAN, President
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company.
Teste:
BENJAMIN FAwCErT, Secretary.
iy l6-3tawtd
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WHEN YOU ARE BUYING

continually, from the first dose.
WHEN You ARE BUYING
DON'T FORGET
THE TRUE-BLUE SERGE SUITS Al SIS.
THE GREAT SERGE SUITS AT $40.
THE MoHAIR SUITS AT sl3.
THE BLARNEY TWEED SUITS At s15.
TIE BLACK nuns CLOTH AT 1880.
TIE BLACK CHEvIoT SUITS AT s15.
THE CUBAN DUCK SUITS AT 81.
TIE PIy-CnECK LINEN SUITS AT %.
THE BROwN-LISEN SUITS At $3.50.
THE sALT-SAcK SUITS AT SO.
THE CRASH SUITS AT 80.
THE CHEvIoT SUITS AT $40.
THE CASHMERE SUITS AT $40.
TIE BETTER ONES AT sl2.
THE STILL BETTER GRADES AT sl5.
THE FINEST GRADES AT s1s.
THE PIN-CuEcKS AT s2O.
TIE SILK-TwEED SUITS AT 500.
If NONE or THESE WILL SUIT YoU BUY AN
ENGLISH sEEEsUCKER SUIT.
MADE CORRECTLY THEY WILL COST &c.
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V,O THE FAIR GROUNDS.
MONDAY, july 31sr
GRAND POLICE Picnic OF THIRD POLICE
DISTRICT,
Read THE ATTRACTIONS:
MUSIC. finest IN the city,
DANCING, day and night;
GLASS-BALL SiOOIING,
PIGEDN-SiiOOTISG.
BASEBALL SACk-iAtEi
CLIMBING TIE GREASY POLE
CATCHING THE CREASED PIC,
CRACKFR-RATING. BOYS fOOf-RAtE'
WALKING; RACE, half-Inilc, open % police
men only aud III MINING RACE.
TRO1TING RACE tweeu some OF lle ~ *
noted horses Ia the city,
sion. - .
HANDSOME PRIZES
will De awarded 10 the successful cOmpfhlors
The cOminmittte will spare no pains or exp'nsc
u give entire Satisfaction. committee "i a'ie.
WIN be In Attendance 10 adj 10 the pleasure anh
comfort Of The guests. ,,,.
Gentlemen
Ladies and children over twelve years 0i age E'''
fy lG.ZdE3D
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MEETINGS..

MASONIC NOTICE.--TO THE a
ivl MEMBERS OF HENRiCO LODGE,~M~
No Al, A. land 4. NJ: You are hereby XX
requested To attend called commanica-l w
ton of your Lodge at Friendship Hail. ON Marshall
between Sixth and seventh streets. nj sk O'Clock
A: NJ. TO-DAY Sunday. July 23d. ~ pay the last
Tribute OF respect to our deceased brother DANIEL
Cor. Members Of sister lodges and transient
brethren arc cordially invited % attend. Byurder
or The ~. VI. n. BRUCE EVANS, Secretary.
RiCHMosp,VA. July az, A. L.5Ss2. A. ID. 1ss2.
iv 03-1ts
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BUFFALO LiTHIA WATER.

BUFFALO LITIiIA WATER
FOR
BRIGIiT'S DISEASE.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-11-08
Dick Liddle. on trial for conspirac,

Dick Liddle, on trial for conspiracy
connected with the robbery at Mussel
Shoals, Alabama, August 10, 1881, was
found guilty at Huntsville. Liddle
proved that he was in Kentucky at the
time Of the robbery, which he says was
committed by Frank and Jesse James
and Bill Ryan, who were hiding from
the officers. He admitted that he at
other times and places had run and
robbed with the gang. The verdict
was a peculiar one. 1t recites a belief
in accordance with what Liddle testi-
fed, but says he is guilty OF conspiracy
nevertheless.
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THE SILVER STATE.
0rrRrIsHED EVERY EVENING SUNDAYS
EXCEPTEDl By
j. j. HILL & CO.

RATES OF ADVERTISING:
One Square 40 line9 first insertion. 80 so.
Zach subsequent Insertion, per square. T.. / 90
liberal reduction to regular advertisers.
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John Hopkins is on trial in Towson,
Nd, for the murder OF T.. II. Frames.
On Saturday week he secured license
to marry the only witness against him.
but the clergyman who was called to
the Jail to tie the knot knew enough TO
see that the woman could not then be
forced to testify, and the Court ordered
the Sheriff not to permit the marriage
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MRS. d. p. CROOK, PRoPRIETREss.
l. o DC Nc

Elegant and desirable Sleeping Apartments
have been arranged and are now ready for
occupancy.
MRS. ID. p. CROOK.
Winnemucca, February 20. 1852 it
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A Cough, Geld. or sore Throat

Should be stopped. Neglect frequently
results in an ineurable lung disease OF
consumption. Browns BRONCHIAL
TEocHEs do not disorder the stomach
like cough syrups and balsams, but
act directly on the inhamed parts, al.
laying irritation. give relief in asthma,
bronchitis, coughs. catarrh, and tn"
throat troubles which singers aud pub
he speakers are subject TO. For thirty
years Browns Bronchial Troches have
been recommended by physicians, and
always give perfect satisfaction. Hav-
ing been tested by wide and constant
use for nearly an entire generation,
they have attained welI-merited rank
among the few staple remedies Of the
age. Sold at 25c. box everywhere.
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ID. N. HASKELL.
TOWNSHIP AGENT. G. II. R. II.
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE.

PARTIES WISHING TO LEASE OR PUR.
chase Lots in the town OF Winnemucca, are
hereby notified that all applications for the same.
or on business relating thereto, snould be ad-
dressed to the undersigned at san Francisco,
al the c. T. r. r. oihce where they win receive
prompt attention
Those occupying lands belonging TO the COM
pany. withous having bought or leased The same
re also notified to attend TO the natter without
delay and avoid trouble.
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Persons visiting Winnemucca, who desire
good MEAL, DRINK, CIGAR or BED, are n
ferred to the