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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-02
wANCIIEsTER AND VICINITY.

BrietS.-Among the prisoners accumu-
lated recently by the city !, man named
William NJ. Branson, who is booked TO an
swer the serious charge OF forgery before
the City Court
The only church services held here on
Thanksgiving-day and especially per-
tinent to that occasion were those held in
Meade Memorial church, conducted by
Rev. DR.. Allanson.
Certain members OF the old school ousted
bv the Readiustcr officials on false pre-
tense have filed a writ Of qitO ,caTopio in
the CITY Court. the object being 10 try the
validity OF the titles by which the Road-
iuster appointces hold their position.
The criminal docket OF Chesterfield Coun-
" Court. whose session will begin on The
second Monday in this month, contoin@ the
ease Of John jenkins, charged with afelonl-
OILS assault on a female; Solomon Jones,
murder: Adelbcrt Tyler, forgery; Henry
Woodson. housc-brcaking; and Willis Ia
trim. unlawfully shooting "a COW. All tht
criminals are cOlorcd.
4 public rcading-r0om has been opened
by the Manchester Temperance Alliance
which will be attended by the ladies con
nccted with that institution.
The people imagine, and possibly not
without reason. that the recent thorough
cleansing given the city reservoir has vastly
improved the taste and quality OF the
.Jalnc--riycr water obtained from thence.
The Board OF Supervisors Of Chester
field county will hold meeting shortly
and order di,continuance Of work Oh
the public roads during the winter. Ih'
various roads have been vastly improved
by the work done on them. The Board "a
IFS next meeting will consider the bill. re
Gently presented for the expenses OF th'
7th-of- November election.
our streets have been in very bad con
dition thi, week.
The managers OF the public reading
room will have a fair at their rooms, ol'
bank building, commencing next Tue'dai
night: after which the reading-room VII
be opened to the public. The proceed
of the fair will 20 towards furnishing IN
rooms.
Parties in this city who have recent
| been hunting game in the county am
other localities aver that desirable article
+ for shooting purposes are not 50 pientlt'
~ thev had been led TO believe.
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POLICE CouRr.-The following cases were
disposed OF yesterday:
Fitzhugh Lee and Young Payne Doth
colored), charged with trcspassing upon
the premises OF and threatening to beat
Tom Cooley. Lee was fined 50; Payne
$3.50.
W. T. Tucker and William st. John,
creating disturbance in the bar-room OF
d. Delarue. Tucker was fined 81; 81.
John $3.50.
e. II. johnson (colored) drunk. Jailed
for ten days.
Willis Dabncy (coored) was Jailed for
three months for stealing watch from
Ellis Abram.
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Peter Dickcrson (colored). chairman OF
the Coalition Committee OF Brookland
township, Henrico county, was caught
stealing in the corn-lield Of Mr.. X. c.
Moseley Thursday morning, and was shot
at, but without effect. He was arrested
and carried before Justice Il. r. Griffin,
and found guilty and sentenced to three
months in Jail. He took an appeal to the
County Court.
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Court Of AnnealS.

Richmond and Danvillc Railroad Com
pany Us. Norris. Placed on the privilege
docket TO be heard at this term.
Watkins rs. Blanks executor. Placed
on the privilege docket.
Universal Lifc-Insurance Company rs.
Cogbill and ais. Argued by Colonel X. l..
Maury for appelees and Charles j. Everett
for appellant.
Thomas Williams, Esq, was allowed to
practice as counsel
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SAFE AND RELIABLE.

4. NJ. Brown. ". D.. OF Providence. r.. l.. saws !:
.l have used Hunts Remedy I'm NY practice for
the past sixteen wears, and cheerfully recommend
30 o.. being safe aud reliable remedy"
Hunfs Remedy IS purely vegetable compound.
scientifically prepared 10y a first-cass registered
Pharmacist. and viii surely all diseases of the
NIucy>. bladder. liver. and urinary organs.-COR.
fuo SO-Th(w lSa&Tui
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>ILyEgW ARE.

RpoyN's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs' as fsihtuN
,o- coughs and Throat Troubles; "6reat 7erNlce
tn subduinx Hoar.eness.'-Rer. DAM" VIC
ye,o Yofk. "GreatlY relieve amy unea'ine>' IN tn'
,nrc,,--sS. Curry, TEACHER of Oratory =" Eos'
,on University. Indispensable 10 me- having
nscd Them through all my ministerial NE nee
r.. \. Tsdder, Charleston, >. .,
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- Il f. V T. y :
HAS OPENED THIS WEE

HAS OPENED THIS WEEK
\ large invoice of BLACK WALNUT TABLES,
BOOK SHELVES. CORNER -BEACkETS,
SIDE-BRACkETs, TOWEL-RACKe, fOf-
LET-MIRRORS, &C., &C.;
Some HANDSOME SQUARE Ebony PEDEs-
TAILS 10 81, -. and 80;
HANDSOME LEATHER and ALLIGATOR
sHOPPING-SA1CHELS;
ELEGANT PLUSH SHOPPtNG-SATCHEIS
ELEGANT PLUSH CARD-CAsEs:
BEAUTIFUL liAND-PAINTED CABD-CAstS
ats3;
More Of those BRU sIf-SETs az - worth 81;
A FINE PLUSH BRUSH-SET at ~;
An immense line Of SN10 COMBINATION
FRAMES from soc. 10 $3.50;
All sizes RTSrlCS At bottom price;
In PLUSH, VELVET, and SATIS COMBkSA-
TlOHs wc show large assortment;
We show some wonderful bargains I'm DoLLs-
notably the one at s1.50. All who have 'een IL
admit u T. worth -. There were only go IN
the case and no more 10 Doe had at any price.
The DOLL we ,ell at Zoe. Is cheap enough at 2Jc-
our II DOLL Is the best we have ever shown. and
Richmond people know what that means.
Country orders should be- sent "a early ~ post
bic 10 STEVENS. 800 Broad street
Catalogues mailed free. send for one. no26
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uEnrc'a TxrRacT OF MEAT.

T IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT-FISEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAvORING STOCK FOR SOUPS. MADE
DISHES. AND SAUCES.
IEBIG COMPASY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
Aninyaluable and palaiable tonic in all cases
Il weak digestion and debility. "Is . success
anda loon for which nations should feel CRATE
ful.~-soe Medical Press" Lancet" Brit
i.s Medical Journal" &c.
CAUTION.-Geuuinc only with The Jdc
tiafIs of Baron Liehig'- signature in blue ink
scro-, The label. This caution IS necessary
owing {, various cheap and inferior suIsti'
tute, heiac ia the market.
lIEBIG COMPASN'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
TO be had Of an siorekcIors' Grocer'' and
Chemists. sole agents FOR the United state,
wholesale only, c. DAVID & Co., Fenchurch
avenue. London, England. ap 29-sa52i
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Grand DDening.

The Presbyterian Publishing Company
have secured the fine store No. 26 north
Ninth street Wilkinson building), and to-
dav open a new and fresh stock u books,
organs, pianos, and a vcry choice select on
Of Christmas cards. &c. We invite OR
friends and ,he public generally to call
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kEDNEY-NORT.
I'D \ r Y " q Il T
ISA SURE CURE


lth4s specific action on This most impor-
tanf organ, enabling 10 o. throw of torpidi-
fy and inaction. stimulating the healthy Sc
,ls boz free condition, oseCting its regular
I I-charCe.
NALARtA-lf you are suffering from
MALARIA. haze tn Chllls. arc Bilious. Dy pop.
nc. or Constipatod, hlD\EN-N ORT VIII
.urel rl.ieve ard quickly cure.
d. tAe priuE. D. cleanse the system. every
one should take a thorough course OF IT,
SOLD BI DRUGGISTS. Price u.
Z
KlDN = W ORT. :
Zoe 3-Tu. .Thl VIZ SatAp3l
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po,,cr-CorRr STATIsTIcs.-DminS ths
,non,h the Police Justice disposed OF
,s' pos oriminal r cases and tried 2Gl charges OF
ordinance violations. On cr',i'nIi ,ha IiuStiSc.
Gonr, - p So For indictment by the grand jury, A.
were convicted Of misdemeaiior, "nu o., =,
were sent 10 Jail In default oi III i,ass,oJ ~,
their good behavior. FINES coil.'eee sir' oo
City, S273.5O; State, ellai c'''s' F'-'"
total, siGl,t0.
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ihE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cold. N''' anu
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: GAM. Al.
VA. NJ, "a noon, 4s; Z. NJ, As: OP.
NJ, 43; midnight, 30.
Mean temperature. 30.
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A vi il 10 Nj. l.. Lcy is, Art Gallery
viii repay any one who j. fond Of looking
e fine pictures. His collcc ion OF Christ
mas cala. Is the best ever seen In Ibis city.
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POPLAR LEcTuRE.-If the sale OF seat,
:, an, criterion. the lecture at Mozart Hall
- a a Tu.sday night is to be very popular
IA, BAr Tbis l. DIR. Villers's first appearance
south and he should feel complmented al
bis rccen,ion. Judging by press notices
eIsewhcre. els he will do justice to the high en-
coIniums paid him.
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FLOUR INspEcTED.-The following Is a
s,a,amont of the -four inspected in the city
~ "o p;nSmona for the month OF November,
is.s: G,i7I barrels family, Los barrel; ,as
extra snperiine, 30 barreIs superline' Ia
barrels condemned
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rDe N,w York uedieSSI, I,eS,. 11%Ia Company any
coea Beef e Tonic with the nC1i 1Csliiy, failing
rilert resul.sr,t or aeorns malaria 0il'0's0e'''
etc
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WEATHER REPORT

INuiCAiloNs ron To-DAY.-For the Mid.
',;n uir a''annc States fair weather, variable
h,rn ,nus mostly southerly), stationary or
and lower pressure.
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A Ill KINDS OF
y
COAL
;. II. HALVES
81, Eighteenth and Cary streets. -
;. II. HALVES

WANTED. CASH PURCH5Ashh,Ss,;im,n ~; in
ma,ssS hfHIG LINT GSAL ne pcdfe., aGs ,1 c@s SGi
CROWN HILL sp,ki:plS spklHS "a ,Sp ID ASD NEw RIyLR,
Si1n gIa't'i N SMITH COAL; fOkLs,iL L.oictory
WOOD. sa@ed and kindline rr'coS
Tor bes, Goals, and full weighis' g r.ATHROP,
90, seventeenth street. al Ora"
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Personals and Briefs.

II Watkins, the Coalition member OF the
House from AppomattOX indicted for sell
ing place at the penitentiary). is not here,
there is a man in town near enough alike
him TO be his twin brother.
T'othcr side were very smart, all must
admit, in getting the public ear first for the
recital Of their complaints OF frauds. With
ten times as much ground to 90 upon, the
Democrats have done nothing.
The British barkentine Madcap, Coleman
master. from New York Uid Richmond
cleared yesterday for Santa Catharina, Bra
zil. with 2.ili barrels of flour, shipped by
the HaXall-Crenshaw Company. valued al
Sl4,4Si.
Lieutenant-C Colonel William Allen, Major
John Endcrs, Jr, and Captain Samuel b.
Witt leave This morning for hunting eX
pedition on the Pamunkcy river. The
goose that they have promised their iriend'
on their return will be eagerly looked fol
and anXiously expected.
The snow is rapidly disappearing, anC
as far as the average citizen is concerned
it need not stand on the order OF it, going
The Christmas number OF -. Jic1Ol2
(at hand from G. =. Johnston) is one OF th'
most delightful issues Of that periodical
which i Vithout peer IL juvenile litcra
f-rTo
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ELECTRO.vOLTAIC BELTS. &c.


NJ SIND DIR. DYES CELEBRATED
lLECTRo-VOLTAIC BELTS AND oIliLh
FLTCTRIC APPLIANCES
Oh TRIAL FOR THIRTY DAYS.
TO MEN ONLY,
YOUNG or MDDLE-AGED
.,ho are suffering from NERVOUS DEBILITY
lost VITALITY. LACK OF NERVE FORCE
AND yIGOR, WASTING WEAKNESSES ana
al those diseases Of PERSONAL NATURE re-
-uitins from ABUSES and OTHER CAUSES
Speedy relief and complete restoration o.
HEALTH. yIGOR, AND MANHOOD GUARAN'
TED. The grandest discovery Of The nine'eenu
..,,r,y send st once for illustrated pamphlet
''''' Nu''''' voLTAIC BELT COMPANY
-.r Marshall, Mich.
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JOHN DOES has received from the importers
about 100 dozen DOLLS and so dozen DObL-
HEADS and DOLL-BABlEs also, every je-
scriptfon of domestic TOY GOODS. BOYS
WRITING-DEsks, NELOCIPEDEs. HOBBY
HORSES. WAGONS, sULKiES, TOOL-cliEoIS,
DRUMS. sLEIGIl~. expected every day. aud
everything else 10 be- found u q regular 1oy-Storc.
An viii Dee sold AZ bottoia prices, at Nos. 7l3
and 7i5 Main -trect.
ANERlCA% LOOKfNG-rLAssES at half
pricc. 40 3O-eoJlm
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\ SUCCESS.
SCHTN's
IMPROVED
Hot SODA,
KO-kO.M
CHOCOLATE.
COFFEE,
LESIONADE,
and
GINGER.
GEORGE SCHTN'
corner Main and Eleventh streets.
WATCHES! DIAMONDS!
\ line lot %
WATCHES. DIAMOND EAE.DRoPs'
Dt,yoSp LAcE-PISs, ID AMoND scARF-PINs'
DIAMOND RISCs,
.,.o,,.d for sale by C.GESSET & Co
TIE GLOEfEs or WOMEN
arc luxtriant hair and fine teeth The hIst Is e
cured by J. & r. ATKISSOS's Balsan OF Nhlu
Ro-cs. and the latter preserved by their QUINN
Powder
Anexcess Of dinner olen deranges the 'isNn
and brings on fatulense and colo. single uos
OF TARRAST's sELISER APrRIENT VIII corfec
the ae.dity, relieve the pain, and remove 'e caO
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

nE on al sales of Real Estate made betwae n the
lst OF January and last of june the axes for The
present year have to be paid by the purchaser. On
The year the taxes have 10 be paid by the seller.
IThis custom was adopted about hfteen years age
plies to Richmond aud vicinit,.I
JN0. T.. LAUGIITON. JG- l0i \. VI. aud T..
NJ, Havana cigars.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 4. w.. horses, mules.
vehicles, &c.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Z. w., trustees sale Of
fourteen and one-half acres of hand, with
small dwellings. shops, &C., at the head OF Me-
chanicsville turnpike. about five mites from
Richmond.
WILLIAM j. MCNAMARA 4 PM. frame dwell
Ing No j04 Eighteenth street, near Clay.
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DRUGs, MEDICINES. 6e.

TOHN VI. WALTON,
ID Successor to Miller & PicrccJ
APOTiIttARl.
corner Finn and Marshall streets,
having purchased heen!irc -tork and 10 pI
nj r.cpcrtfllly .oiicit4 q continuance "l lht
nublic's valued patronage 20 The old -iali, and
protni.e- ln return prompiness and accuravy IN
disueu,iug MS drugs, which shall Dc "i the I"ie7'
eui host lrt icles to De had always.
PRESCRIPTIONS hled win greafs,, 90 80, ah, ~,
promptness II ali hours oI me a's ana i'f"' ''
'ho'""sN'! JOHN VI. WALTON.
D. 2-2t
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CHRISTMAS AT v. LEONAAD's,
90s Main street, a few dO,rs below Ninth.
CURISTNAS CARDS.

~
We shan open our large and varied assortment
OF
CHRISTMAS CARDS
| on MONDAY, November 27th. and cordially iu-
vIte all ~ call and make their selection from The
large and extensive display offered by u.
BOOKS of every description and price
no 26 WEST, JOHNSTON 4 GO.
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COAL AND WOOD.-Best Anlht"FmT s.p
4 80 S,1'r and Sut Coal; Egg Anthracite 10, iSr
Ss s:'i Lump nf XShiie f i0gndTlG. sDIn, Pine SS
e ihe state; tss,,aIS az e9aSSI ss5S per haifcord
Mood-lopg 81 .IzS wed 70 aud Sp OAK s275 70 70
per hSlfcord West Virginia h4iaP sPp.t,cSss Class
per 900 D.: sof, Coke tA;31di tA5d.r M by telephone
~ cs y, ~ rom Office opposite Theatre p'0''N
street or 1 900 Cary street; et;,,,,pIFs II. PAGE.
no 20 tli-ei,
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SAVE MONEY by having YOUR printing done al
the DISPATCH PRiSTISG-lforsE. Good work
low prces.and satisfaction Vuaranioed.
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IxsURANCE AOhNl1'-S'. AOh'Il'-'.

.JoHN b. CARY y SoN'
FIRE, LirE-. AID MARINE
INSURANCE
AGENTS AND BROKERS
l0i5 Main street ..
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EREE EXHIBITION DAILY
At
Z. LEWIs's ARr-GALLERY.
NY HOLIDAY GOODS
ApE rraW opEc nap ~ AMIN AIIDI.

ARE roW OPEN E0R EXAMINATIONS,
auio~g wrlchaic th, flowing articles
PAINTINGS, ENGRAYlNGS. WATER COL
Oi'-
ALBUMS from - cent? upwards;
FLUSH 0DoX TOILET, and JtNEL-cA,ES;
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES, from 10 cents up
ward over three hIndr' 4 ditreni sly
Easel g ~ EBONY, GILT. aud IN A1tLLEDs
from 10 ce4ts upwprds: .,.
-PAIsrED PLAQUES and PLhcout'
FRAdE>,
ART PFC - IN ANTIQUE bHAS@ boRhh"y
framed I'm plush and bronze;
CORNlCEs In all styles made 10 orderi
PIER and MANTEL MIRRORS FRENCH and
GERMAN PLATE: .,
CHRISTMAS and NEW-NEtR CARDS AZ
wholesale and retail of all manufactures, IRON
one cent upward--ovcr 81 600 In stock
ARTISTIC FRAMlNG A SPECIALITY.
l.. LEWIS
nols Ni2 Main street.
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alfllmond 1ispatth.
oAiuRDAY.... DECEMBER . 1850

NSThE CIRCULATION or THE pIsp, ,rcu
Is LARGER THAN THE Co,BIyrn cIpc,,
nNIIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERs OF THE CITY.
tH"'ered at tle fost-of'cc at Richmond Va :,
second-class mat,er.i
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
7---~----e>>~~
DOUKs. STATIONERY, 81.


DOCKS. STATIONERY, 81.
CHRISTMAS AT v. LE0NAsDs,
90s Main street, few do,ss below Ninth.
My holiday opening has ,ust begun. am pre-
pared to display the largest and most elegant as
sortment Of HOLIDAY GOODS ever Offered bv
me before. and am sure that my friends who de-
sire 10 make Christmas gifts will be more thar
pleased with my assortment, az II has been carc-
fully selected with view suit ts tAstes OF ~.
A superbiine of CHRISTMAS CARDS from Eng
hsh, German, and American manufacturcrs-vef
cheap. Also a nue line Of ALBUMS. yRITlNH-
DISKS. oDOR-CAsEs, wQRK-BOxEs; HAND
KERCHIEr-, GLOVE, JEWEL. snd FANCY
BOXEs; FANCY GILT PANELS and PANI.
PICTURES. Fine line OF LEATHER and PLUSH
GOODS, includins Ladies @ sstsh:,s, rcsses-
CHS. PENCIL -CHARMs, and PENS n specially.
GIFT BOOKS tor old aud young. Large asfort-
ment Of GAMES-Iagomacha, Word-Naxtix,
Parchcesi. Popular Authors, &C.
ENGLISH CnATTERBoX: 75c;
Fine Hire Of PRAYERS and HYMSALs, PS-
TURE-FRAMEs. &c.
DON'T FORGET THE PLACE
n. LEONARDS.
no 30 No. 9Os Main street.
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I INSTRUCTIVE AND BEAUTIFUL
PICTURESQUE
JOrRNEYS IN AMERINA.

With 137 Engraving. Quarto. Al.Tj.
Illustrating picturesque scenery and hfe In all
parts of the United states, with full descriptive
text Tor young reader.
The engravngs have been made with great care
and no better collection OF drawings of American
scenery has ever been made.
Il. WORTHfNGTON,
de2-lt 770 Broadway. y. Y.
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LOST. srRAYED. AID FOUND.

CTRAYED FROM Ny HOUSE, On
- 80. III Grove lyen1e, on lhur.,lal Zss1-
ioe-: two and haIf yearq old. reward VIII be
giycn N he T. returned tp me. de LII"
A NEWFOUNDLAND u . G., -
~ answering % tie name of ROVER '----s--AA
three foot aud tail tipped with white. ,ultibi'
reward win be- paid brought o. me ~ MARY '
institute. . il north Fourth street. dr -"
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sSbss REM.

T,OR PENT. THREE DESIRABLE -
4 CoNrNu-NICATIN0. ROOMS 40 3O7 east IA
i4Ni'N''" dr 2-2t+
EOH RFNT OR SALE, \ NICE 81
4 LITTLE FARM Ot THIRTY -ONt-A-
ECRf- about four miles from a." city WIN nice
ouiIdngs and every thing IN good oder ~
.,,.... -,.asIed This is really snug home. Apply
,''l' n. B. CIIAFFIN & co.
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wo0R ANB COAL.

YoUNG or MIDDLE-AGED

O. ELBA-YARD PRICES. o.
Nj upn.D sTb pINF sTHEETS.
~c',a ioISF MOOD. per cord, "a CASH g90tH
oSR WOOD. Pc. cord % ,er, cash 6AF Is'' WOOD,
- cnyd - "a eash All kinds Of COAL al io"c9'
Hi'Ise' p's'e7' iis W. :. PITCHER Agent.
Po-tsl-card orders promptly hlicu. -
TB. WATKINS, NINTH AND CAhn t.-is,,
u STREETS. delivers at low IAsos "a Fatti Viz
Inn Caithe rerfection Of CRATE rue; -, ,,ono
S,ni2 HlSIing Lump coal, Si.?O brrggsi cnd
os besi Efg stove and ~ 5or A@1l AeooEng so
tuIfsA soil an r,,rc screened, and weighed
SgrrIsr Dr Pine and Oak WoQd-long;i g;isTSise' sr%e'
nd lrIit. order BY Telephone BIZ OF o'n'i "'''
no Zs-tDr25
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BAp FOR TIT BFfSrs.-It is no uncom'
mon sight 70 see a lean horse staggering
along the streets with loaded vehicle con.
tanning enough weight for two fat and
strong horses.
There Is an ordinance preventing The
placing Of too much freight on vehicles
but it Is hardly ever enforced. and 50 the
poor beasts have 10 suffer.
Yesterday cart to which was attached z
single horse in low condition OF flest
passed down Main street with seven barrels
OF pickle on II. When near Thirteenth
street the horse slipped and fell TO thu
pavement. After some difficulty the AM
nal was cXtricaicd from IT. perllous c0ndl
ton. and the driver proppcd up the shaft'
with the stick carried along for this pur
pose. While attending to his horse
bruises. the stick gave way and the shaft
came down with such force a. to snap Tho
shafts in half. \ proper load would have
avoided this accident.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-02

Ir>.ctr Tou's CABIN.-CommenclnS De
cemher 9Th. Abbey's Uncle Toms Cabin
Comnanv % viii give for four nights the
,,over'to. e-iorgotten drama Uncle Toms
Gaiin There will be two Top-ys, two
NarLs a choice selection Of songs, iubi-
i"es nlantntion songs, and cotton-teld re-
irsins Two blood-hounds from Siberia
will be seen also.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-02

PATIENCE LAST NIGHT.-A very good
audience greeted the presentation oG Pa
fence last night by the Wilbur Opera
/ Company ut the Richmond Theatre. This
oucra i by severe critics considered the
/ bc>r OF Gilbert and suliyan's efforts; and
| il j. not great praise to say that, taking the
/ whole performance last night into consid-
/ Grafton, it was presented with more effect
/ bcre than IL has ever been 10y any company
/ heforc. The east j. balanced exactly,
and in IFS average has not been cXcelled
here. Every part was smooth, and noth-
inc caused any contraction Of the widest
rance of Measure in looking upon the cX-
act INTERPRETATION given. Encore after en-
core testified 10 the trUthfulne>s OF this VeI-
dict Mr.. \. W. +. MacCollin aS BunthOrne,
Mir. L. Chapman a. Lieutenant the Duke
of punishable, Miss Mary Powers as the
lady Ella. Miss Fannie Hall rs the Lady
ANGELA. and Miss Susie kerwin IL Patience
were the recipients of genuine praise.
The plav will be repeated this evening al
the matinee, commencing at o'clock ano
to-night the Mascotte will be given, max
inc the closing performance OF the com
many. This will he the siX-hundredti
performance of the Mascottc 10y the W ilDui
COMPANY. \ handsome SOuren~ VIII D'
presented each lady attending.
MOTHER AND SON.-About four years aS'
Madame Janauschck presented for the nr'
time in this city the emotional dram'
o Mother and Som" II went out TO IN
world with the most flattering endorSatloi
Of the Richmond press ana pubic am
, that verdict has withstood the test oi th
, keenest critics all over the country.
! ON next Monday night the Madame WI
again he in Richmond, and our amusement
Ieying people will see what improvement
, II any. has been given to her interpretatlo
. of The play. The rush Yesterday Tor re
served seats shows corclusiyely that
! fashionable and full audience VIII welcom
. the Madame. and indicates clearly that 81
holds firsily the high position IN the hIs!r
onic world that her fine acting Won Tor he
: from the time OF her first appearance 0
Il '"1 ON Tuesday the historical drama Mar
. An,oinette will be presented.
UNcLE TONS CABIN.-Commehcih ~ ~
o cember 9th. Abbcy's Uncle Toms Cab
u Compony will give for four nights u
n neyer.to.be-iorgotten drama Uncle Tom
: Cabin. There will be two Top-ys, wv
II <farlIs a choice selection of song-, Jul