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FISTIC PHILOSOPHY.
Talk with . Man WHO Can whip any osher
aH. Man In America. III.


&S 4s Nan In America sS
aDo think Paddy Ryan game man? i
y said M. John e, Sullivan, as he stood
among fifty OF the fancy, including Billy
Madden, Pete Mccoy and Paison Davies,
70 70 ! Mike McDonald's store this afternoon.
pf course Fs's I DO. No asan ever yet took
4 3 game man, for he knows very well what
ne is going to get
Some OF the newspapers said that RYAN
looked terrog- stricken as soon as ne laid
eyes on you. Is that true7"
Not at all. Ryan did very well NATL Z
struck him once or twice, and after that hs
Was dazed--I may soy about half crazy, ?
Is it true there was not 8 bodv hlow
struck during the whole aghss.
Yes, that is fact; there wasn't enc,
DO you think Ryan's nose is broken 7s
40 not; 1t was that blow in the nose
that split his lip, and knocked him down.
but / don't think it broke his nose.
Some of the newspapers represent that
Ryan was whipped by being knock ed o.ut Of
MS senses until after time was called by
yonf last blow, and that blow was delivered
on the necA; is that true?"
No: that Is mistake. On the last round
fought him down, and ne fell in bean
from succession of blows on his head,
not from any particular one. His strength
was overcome and exhausted
How Gid you feel when Ryan struck yoy,
that blow on the left eyer
He didn's strike me there with t,is fisf.
that black eye came from his falling toward
me from weakness, and striking me wiki his
head; IN fact, be struck me no Blows on the
face. His blows all fell on the back OF INV
head, which was much better Cor ne.
Did you part on good terms?a
parting"
Are you thinking Of another match
YETI" '''s''0a'
No, rot yet. i don nasan 10 be a prize
lighter more than q year or two more.
Do you think q man Is apt to get killed
in the ring9"
mo, I do not. I think whenever men
are killed IN the prize ring it is in conse-
qusnce OF their having something the mas
ter with thenllike heart disease.
Have you soruples Of conscience about
i have not. Insver aght a mar. 10 kill
HIM; light him onfy to lick him. /"
Dossn'tlt generate @ great feeling os
hatred?" =
Not at Oil. Sometimes when Il Is !.
es+oANsS NtkSAi 40 aI1C pSI&GI LlGJl, Teal
ing springs up, but there is no had feeling
In fight. or after it.
Billy Madden is considerably pEoud of HIS
protege, and he said be would match SuIli-
van with gloves agaings any
living man without gloves. IFS lie SAYS
speeulators are trying to work up
another match, but no doesn't know a liy.
ing man in America, England or Australia.
who would be likely to fioLs Sullivan F}s
says Ryan said when Sullivan frat struck
him he thought a telegraph pole lad been
showed against him endwise. No one
would ever guess, from his appearances.
that he had been through & mill within .,
week. He is slightly yellow under the LEFT
the eye, and there Is Small gash On the
first knuckle OF the left hand, which came
in contact With one Of Ryan g teeth, but
with those exceptions he appears to be in
the flower OF health and spirits.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1882-03-02

al Vallejo kCal D yonngstn made nerssE
some rock candy the other day BY pound.
ing up d lump OF granite, which she cooked
after mixing II with molasses, sugar and
salt. She was preparing to eat the com.
pound with great gasto when discovered by
her mother.
Auerbauch: All the virtues and Joys OK
life grow up in labor: only through labor
does human being beoonae truly man.
IS Z. + Work and love- these are the body
and soul Of human being; happy is he with
Thom they are one.
Charles q. Tyler Of Middleton, Conn.
formally 8 prominent criminal lawyer, ia
dead at the age Of eighty-tWo. He leaves
an estate salued Of S150. COO
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Across EraHce la Winter Time.

]. r. G. Hassard, Nav York Tribune Letter.
10 diausive and extravagant Americans
the most striking features of the country
are the eompae5ness Of the inhabitations
and the extreme eeana1ny-L may almost
say the parsimony the method OF till.
age. Every square foos OF ground is put to
use; has been in use fog unnumbred gen
esations. Here aud there IN the distances
appeas patches OF wood. carefully preserved
and guarded, but the REST OF The land is
almost bare Of shade. There Is no brush
or tangla Of weed and wild flower by the
roadside, or thicket by the stream. The
4 last of these trespassers were eradicated
ages ago, slong with the hast stump.
gray stone wall borders the highway Tho
crossroads are often sunk two on three
fest below the general Level. Narsog ridges
OF earth mark the boundaries OF the
fields, and the burrows ara driven so close
to them that it is g wonder how the pillow is
turned. Single goWg OF poplars stretch
vita exasperating regularity scIoss the
landscape. They aie trimmed clogs, and
sometimes every sWlg is removed except a
bunch at the extreme top: then they look
like liberty poles with bushes tied TO them,
There are willows by the brook, bat there
are pollard willows, kept for their tWigs,
which are scrnpulously eRs of and they lift
their SCARED and knssted trunks, like
hands FROM which all tho fingers have been
amputatea. One beauty OF the country is
in its fertility and the varied contonr of the
ground. but the traveller who looks upon it
can not help longing sor little OF natures
slsxa y sirregu larity, and thinking how
much more lovely the meadow would be if
q Chimp OF alaers grew By tha water and q
maze Of clematis and blind weed covered
the boundary wall. We passed q ysllage
built in terraces upon o ridge Of limestone.
The rock under the houses was perforated
with ceyeras closed by wooden doors and
used apparently as stables or store-rooms,
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Miss Marie ROWeu.

This lady, though a stranger in Rich
mond, yet bids fair to win her way to pop
ular favor. There are few readers who can
be termed first-class, yet il the opinion Of
the Atlanta press is correct Miss Bowen l.
entitled to the title. The Sunday Gazette.
of Atlanta, in speaking OF her appearance.
SAYS:
The success Of Miss Marie Bowen at De
Gives was phenomenal. The Opera-IIouse
was comfortably filed with an audience re-
presenting the best elements OF Atlanta
society. No public reader has ever made q
more artistic impression in the Gate City
than Miss Bowen. The evening was surely
n delightful elocutiOnary treat. Ii her ap-
pearance was charming in cream satin, in
which the opening pieces were given, it
was enchanting in the crimson silk plush
in which she gave the concluding pieces.
Nothing could have harmonized more
handsomely with the brunette style Of the
performer. Much has been said Of Miss
Bowen a. reader: but it l. no eXaggera-
ton to affirm that the expectations Of the
critical a>semblage were more than realized.
The applause was sincere. spontaneous,
and sometimes rapturOuS. and showed be-
yond question that this candidate for pop
ular favor touched the hearts and captiyated
the tastes OF her hearers.
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DOWNTOWN MERCHANT having

- passed several sieepless nights, disturbed by
the sgonies and cries Of q suffering child. and be-
coming convinced that MRS. WlNsLOw's
SOOTHING SYRUP was Just the article needed
procured asupply for the child. On reaching home
and acGuainting his wife with what he had donc
she refused 10 have IL administered 10 tie child As
she was strongly In favor Of Homeopathy. That
night the child passed in suffering and the parents
without sleep. Returning home the day following
the father found thc baby stin wOrsc and, while
contemplating another sleepless night, the mother
stepped from the room to attend 10 some domestic
duties and left the father with the child During
her absence he administered portion Of the
Soothing Syrup 10 the baby and said nothing.
That night all hands slept well, and the little fel
low awOse In the morning bright and happy. The
mother was delighted With the sudden and Won
derful change. and although 1T first offended at the
deception practced upon her. has continued to use
the Syrup. and suffering, crying babies and restless
nights have disappeared single trial Of the sy-
rup never yet failed 10 relieve the baby and over
come the preiudices Of the mother.
sold by all druggists: 25c. bottle.
N "
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

f. Il. COOK, 10H \. NJ, furniture, stoves, sc.
WILLIAM TT. LYME 4 Co, IL 81. small farm
I'm HenricO county about six miles west Of the
city on the DeeD-Run turnpike.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, 4 ?. NJ, three lots on
second and COitts streets.
WILLIAM ". LYME & Co, Z. NJ, lot. with
large brick stable thereon. on tho north side Of
Cary street between Fifteenth and Seventeenth
Ell
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Reception rO-Nighf.

The Ivy Society OF the second Baptist
church will hold reception in the lecture
room OF the church this evening between
the hours OF } and II o'clock. These little
girls have a nice lot OF fancy articles. be-
sides rcircshment, Of all kinds. and will
have spread an excellent supper. 4 large
number OF their friends visited them last
night.
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NANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

BriefS.-Rcy. +. =. Wilson, OF the Man
chester Methodist church. will preach his
last sermon before Conference next Sun
day morning. Rev. DR.. sledd will
preach at nigh;. and Rev. Mr.. Howell. OF
Ashland. will preach while Mr.. Wilson Is
in attendance upon conference.
Some very fine specimens Of artistic
coach-painting has recently been turned
out from the paint-shOp at the Danvile
shops. Mr.. W. T. LedfOrd i the master
painter.
The Hastings Court will meet next Mon
day, and during the term will hear some
interesting civil cases.
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CHAMBER OF CoMMERCE.-The directors
OF the Chamber Of Commerce held their
regular monthly meeting last night-Presi-
dent Blankenship in the chair. Present {:
Messrs. Bauch. Bowie, Cottrell, Grubbs,
Quarles, and Wherry.
Various papers were presented and re-
ferred.
The resignation OF Nr. James Leigh
Jones was read and accepted.
Adjourned
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Briefs and Personals.

The Democratic City Committee will
meet tonight.
Messrs. X. B. Chafiin & Co., real estate
agents, have sold the Laurel Hill" farm
Of ninety-two acres, four miles below the
city, owned by Mr.. J. X. Childrey. TO Mr..
A. G. Coleman, late Of Canada, for the
sum Of $1,000.
Miss Annie b. Welch, Of Old Point
Comfort, Va, who has been on q visit to
her friends in this city, returned home yes
terday.
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WEATHER, REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States. increasing cloudiness
with rains. winds mostly southerly, ste
tionary or lower temperature and pressure.
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STEV + \ ;
OPENS LOTS OF ELEGANT GOODS
BIG BARGAINS IN ALBUMS
PfrsH ALBUMS, embroidered, at u
PIUsH ALBUMS, embroidered, al sZ''o'
PLUSH ALBUMS, padded. at $40;
MOROCCO ALBUMS, embossed In movers
MOROCCO ALBUMS, embossed In gold, al ",
Cepmne TURKEY-MOROOCo ALBUMS pAu,
ded, hne gold edge, card board in''ae ,''s'e" >,
Of paper, at s7-~ould be cheap an'"nei' -
t12;
ALBUMS solid leather, at 5Oc.; ,ho
To- largest assortment, at all prices, no"h Ia viz
civ At prices that will amare you. y,
Ov,r 400 TAPESTRY, VELVET moo. i, s"1
SMYRNA RUGS, all sizes, ht nuch 'eS' '''''
regular prices; -. s,,,.s.
200 TAPESTRY MATS at 75c.-choice s.s'es;
Ten dozen PORCELAIN PEG-LAMPs' 10 st'ieS'
tr1snmed complete. atsi .-,o6
r,gh, new BKIr-A-BRAC LAMPS. trimmeo,
wlra painted globes 10 match at slo ana F'-
worth sl5; .y. cr7,s
WAGONS, &C. Opening.
You viii save mouey 10y buying al
STEVENS, sos Broad street
rATALoGUEs MAILED FREE. SEND foh
DAE. ------- =
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NEW POLIcEyAS.-A meeting OF the
Board Of Police Commissioners was held
yesterday evening, all the members being
present. The resignation OF officer Peter
OConnor was accepted, and K. |. Brannon
was elected TO serve out the unexpred
term
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We have for sale James G.. Tinsley's celc-
brated canned goods, that have just taken
the premium at our State Fair, consisting
OF tomatoes, Okra, corn, peas, string-bean,,
extract tomatoes. &C., and we confidently
recommend them a. the best goods ever
offered in the market.
W. u. BLAIR 4 Co.
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Freight EARNINGs.-The freight earn
ings OF the Charlotte, Columbia ana Au-
o1Ista railroad for the month OF october,
1ss2. were SG7, ,j0O-an increase OF s2i'4oo
over the earnings Of 1881.
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1ENIlf AM III tNfr 10 tfI SOME OF
THOSE GREAT BARG AIMS HE
Is SELLING.
WILL QUOTE 4 FEW OF HIS PRICES
TO GlNE YOU SOME IDEA HOW
CHEAP HE l. SELLING:
1000 dozen PLAID TOWELS At 3Sc.:
500 dozen large LINEN TOWELS a, 1oc,
loo dozen ane DAMASK TOWELS a, 1910.
zoe dozen ';.i fse NAPKINS at Sc. a piece;
3 bale - BROWN COTTON at 4c:
5 bale - SEA ISLAND COTTON at 6tc.
5ea>-| 81 BLEACHED COTTON at44c.:
Is cases ~ BLEACHED COTTON al 7c:
Ice pieces. FA>T-COLORED CALICO At 45c
so5i pieces hest FOULARD at 64c. per yard:
Io0 picces BBOCADED DRE>>-GOODS at lOc
% tPieece- = black aud CoLoRED ALPACA at
Zoe pieces FINE BRocADEs reduced from 25
BLACK and CoLORED CAsHNlEREs at 12r.
To-. 25 80. 35. 40. 45c. up o. Sl.25-all 21
Vtrctui. les than rrgular price:
BLACK and COLORED sILkS-ihe cheapest in
D. not fail to look It our BLACK SILK atsl.
which Is richly worth 80:
BED COMFORTS, zoe. -. sl.25. s2-the cheap
1000 pair al e 'CS6L,3RED BLANKETS at Cocoon
500 pair i6-4 BED BLANKETS at $3.50. ~. s3.
pol.NANS. CLoXKs. AND JACKETs-In thi.
department We have the large,t stock and sell
tbti1 cheaper than can DO found In The cty;
500 CLOAks at sl.5e. 81. 50. -, 81. ~. up 10
$50.
so6D0LMANs from So ny to s25;
JACKETS from - up 20 sl2. You can save IS
per cent. by examining our prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Ju.t received from New York auction $50 BRI-
DAL SFREADS extra sizes n zoe:
MEMS. LADIES, and CHlLDREN'> UNDER
WEAR-the largest ard cheapest line In the
Clry:
And "a great many other bargains too numerous 10
mention.
Don't stop until you get 10
JOSEPH STRAUSE'S
1915 Main street and sos Br cad street.
y. R-Be careful that you get u the night place
and ak for JOSEPH STEAUSE. 14lJ Main
street tlower strausel and sos Broad street.
oc 2qJ
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FURNISHED ROONs.-The audience at the
Theatre last night was smaller than on the
opening night. The play will be repeated
again tonight and tomorrow night, with
matinee tomorrow afternoon.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting Of tie STOCKHOLDERS
OF THE RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
AND POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY viii
be held at the odce Of the Company. In the city of
Richmond, on WEDNESDAY the 18th day of
November, 1882. NJ l2 O'Clock VI. The transfer
books will be closed until after that date.
no Ltd j. II. WINSTON, secrQtsry.
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STOCKHOLDFRS MEETING.

The annual meeting of the POTOMAC RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY will be held at the once OF the
Richmond. Fredericksburg aud Poto1 &C railroad.
in the city OF Richmond. ON WEDNESDAY, the
10Th day OF November, 1882. at | l O'Clock A. N.
no Ltd J. Il. WINSTON, Secretary
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"AN EVENING WITH THE HEATIiEN. -
The =. Rosebud" Missionary Society OF the
centenary Methodist church. will present
the above named entertainment at the
church tonight. The proceeds are to be
devoted to missionary purposes.
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r. +. Chaflin & Co., real estate agents.
have money to lend on city and country
property at reasonable rates and long time
Call to see them at No. north Tenth
street
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Ga Soc tho Living ROosfpr.

out head now on exhibition for three
days only corner Eighth and Main streets.
Children's tickets ) cents Saturday after
noon.
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CoTroy CLEAaAScE.-The British steam
ship Bellini, Captain George Gibson, was was
cleared yesterday at the ctlstom-nouse LOT
Liverpool with 1850 bales OF cot.on, val
ned at s232, 800; loaded at West foint'
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II You ARE II WANT OF A CARPET Of any de-
scription inspect LEVY. DAVIS DHAkE's stock
before YOU make your purchase. They arc do
termined to make their Carpet Department an
attractive feature In their establishment. and 50
far have succeeded admirably In doing So.
THE CLOAK DEPARTMENT OF LEVY. DAVIS &
DEAKE Is the largest ia this city. lon can De
suited In style. price, and quality by calling on
them; so DO 50 AZ once.
WANTED. PURCHASERS FOR GENUINE PRIDE
oF-THE-WEsT COTTON at lie. per yard. Sold al
that price on account Of slight inperfection,
which does no injury 10 the fabric.
LEVY. DAVIS DRAKE.
THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST" Is an old and
true maxim. The CELLULoID EYEGLASSES are
the bss, FOR those who neei artificial aid Tor the
eyes
For sale by all leading Jewellers and opticians
sCHGNs
Hot SODA.
Hot LEMONADE,
Hot CHOCOLATE,
Hot COFFEE,
Hot GINGER,
drawn from Tufts pateut apparatus at
GEORGE sCHRNs.
corner Main and Eleventh streets.
Fop THICK HEADS, heavy stomachs, biliousness'
>. Wells,s May-Apple Pills" eathartic, 10 aud 25e.
COOL NIGHTS remind Us that warm breakfasts
xill sOon be in demand, and that iiEckEks SILLY
RAISING, BUcKwHEAT will shortly be ready
UycxER's sELF-RAIsISG FLoUI is always In
season.
For sale by all grOcers.
Jusr THISK.-I was permanently cured OF
chills and fever by the use OF one box oi OWENS ,
! ,xr1-CuIIL PILLS. Price, so cents box
OWENS MINOR, Richmond. Va.
SKINNY MHx.-" Weiss Health Renewer re-
s,ores health and yigor, cures Dyspepsia impo-
tence. 81. "
SAVE MONEY by having your printhg dohe a.
rho DISPATCH PRINIISG-iioUsE. Good work
low priccs. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

GRAYS, ATTENTION!-C Company 4
~ drill at the Rcgimental Armory TO NIGHTS
at ~ O'Clock, I'm undrcss uniforms. IN
BY order Of l.. j. BOSSIEVX, captain. Il
no l0-lt r. L. SPENCE. orderly.
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1T SHOULD BE USEDBY ALL PERSONS. OLD
AND YOUNG, WHENEVER ANY OF TIE
ABOVE SYMPTOMS APPEAR

~NpCN T. 81 SiE L pMS AIIEAK
Persons travelling or living in unhealthy locai-
tles by taking dose occasionally to keep the Liver
IN healthy action will avoid all Malaria Billions at
tacks, Dizziness. Nausea. Drowsiness, Depression
oi spirits, &c. II will invigorate like glass of
VINE, But Is 40 INTOXICATING BEVERAGE.
II you have eaten anything hard Of digestion. or
lc htayy after meals. or slccpless at night, take
dose and YOU will be relieved.
TIMEAND DOCTORS BILLS WILL BEsAvED
BY ALWAYS KEEPING THE REGULi-
TOR IN TIE HOUSE,
For. whatever the ailment NAV Le a thoroughly
safe PURGATINE, ALTERATIYE, AND TONIC can
never Ice ont OF place. The remedy Is HARMLESS.
AND DOES NOT INTERFERE WITH BUSINESS or
PLEASURE.
1T Is PURELY VEGETABLE.
and has all the power and efficacy Of Calomel or
Qunine' without any of the injurious after effects.
4 GOVERNORS TESTIMONY.
simmons Liver Regulator has been in use in my
family for some time, and am satisfied it i, val
adhe addition 10 The medical science.
j. GILL SHORT ER, Governor Of Alabama.
Hon. Alexander II. stevens. Of Georgia. says ::
Have derived some benefit from the use of sim
mons Liver Regulator, and wish to give it fur
thcr trial.
" THE ONLY THING THAT NEVER FAILS TO
RELIEVE have used many remedies for Dys-
pcp,ia. Liver Affection, and Debility. but never
have found anything 10 benefit me 10 the extent
simmons Liver Regulator has. / sent from Min
hc~ol1 10 Georgia ior II. ana would ~tnQ luflncr
for such a medicine. and would advise all who
similarly affected to give II trial, as 1t seems
the only thing that never fail, 20 relieve;
i. VI. JANNEY, Minneapolis, Minn.
DR.. T. ". Mason says: From actual experience
I'm the use of simmons Liver Regulator In my
practice | have been and am satisfied 10 use and
prescribe il aS purgatiYe medicine.
Bs- Take only the GENUINE, which always has
on the wrapper the RED Z TRADEMARK and SIC
NATURE Of J. IL. ZEILIN & co.
FOR SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS.
sc 29-W&Fly
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DIVIDENDS.

rI'O THE CREDITORS OF THE RICH-
COMPANY: YoH are hereby AOtincd that a
DIVIDEND OF FIFTY PER CENT will be- paid
20 the creditors OF the Richmond Banking and In
surlnce Company at their banking house, In this
city. on and after SATURDAY the 4th November
next. CHARLES r.. WlIlfLOtk.
oc 24-lm Tru-t tee.
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the general conduct OF the school, which
now numbers over three hundred in the
upper grades.
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CARPETS. OIL-CLOTHs. 6e.

CARPETS, OIL-CLOTIlS, &C.-l have
' lust received my fall stock OF goods. Carpets
Of All grades and styles, OilClOths Drggefs, Rugs
Mats. Shades. Hollands. &c. Cornice Lace and
Damask Curtains Of all rades and styles. Paper
Hsngings In all styles, which am Offering at low
prices Work done In town or country. All order
promptly attended TO. \. JENNINGS. No. 1911
Main street. Richmond Va 80 l7-Zm
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MEMBERS OF ON

~ DOMINION COUNCIL, No. 3i6. A. l.. OF
HONOR. arc requested ~ attend regular meet
ing Of Their Council ut Druds' Hall, corner sew
enteenth and Main streets. on THIS lfridsyD EVE
MING At O'Clock. Candidates win please attend
at quarter 10 s. Members Of sister councils are
fraiernaly invited 10 meet with US.
BY order Of the Commander
no l0-ltr JAMES r.. RIDDICk, secretary.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS.
OFFICE SUP'T or PIT,LIc CHARIIIHe,)
FlRsT-,iARkET HALL,
RICHMOND, VA. November 10. 1882
\ o I l G Z.
SEALED PROPOSALS
will be- received az this Office until
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER IA, 1882.
At l2 O'Clock 81 FOR furnishing Alm,ho1se w.-'
sappios of
FRESH BEEF,
BACON,
FLOUR,
COFFEE,
SUGAR.
RICE,
NINEGAK.
SOAP.
SALT,
NOLA~>FS.
HERRlNGs.
HAY.
STRAW,
OATS.
CORN,
BROWN,TCFF,
SHOE,
MEDICINES.
for quarter ending Tuesday February IS. I%3'
The Committee FOR the Relief u ,hc Poor re-
serve c right 10 reject any or all bld- fer"i AMI
of awarding the contract for each article % ne
lowest bidder therefor.
Forms Of proposal can De- obtained at tAl Once
CHARLES J.. BIGGER.
no1o4t Superintendent
OFFICE CITY WATER-WOHKsti
RICHMOND. NA., November .. lSez-
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECElE tD
At THIS OFFICE UNTIL
FRIDAY THE lOTH INSTANT
ON
DIGGING AND FILLING wATEP-Pt'a
TRENCHES on BEACH AND
sIlFER STREET..
said trenches 10 De- cot straight. and Of uniform
deptb and width. and tie earth placed on one . )"
Of the trench and not Ia the way of laying ihc
pipes. And when tie pipes laid the earth shall
be carefully rammed around the pipe to The 10p "t
the same, then weli puddled u one foot OF cie
surface of the ground The residue u be dry eaFti
well rammed 10 form a soid surface for ilie street
All pipes cut or broken by the contractors VIII D.
repaired al ihelr expense.
Any Information will he given at this Once
Bidders win state the price per cubic yari TOT
digging and filing complete.
The Committee water reserve rie right 10
reject any or all bids. d. J. DA'iS'
o7.t Superintendent.