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FrOI. 0E05s 10 Panama by Rail.
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MIR Editor: Knowing the great interest
which You take in the great enterprise of
the Canal | address You these few lines
which are like the photograph Of the actu-
al state Of the w0i king of this vast under
taking. | leave to others the role of
writing fine phrases and platonic articles
and will limit myself to give you facts
that anybody can easily verify, taking a
trip along the line as | have done.
There is a great activity and an extra
ordinary movement in Colon, where the
works can be actually seen augmenting
under the eyes.
The launching of pontoons and fiat boats
is inceSsant; there is in the harbour a
sailing vessel loaded, having on board the
m aterials required for the building Of the
wharf No. 5, which work is to be conduct
ed with great activity. The work has been
already contracted. The large sheds
for deposits have been completed and are
full Of materials and provisions OfaIl kind.
Three store houses have been built oppo-
site the Pacific Mail and there is a special
railway track used to convey the cargo
to the very dCCr Ct the del DTS. There
are besides, two fine steam tow boats, the
Game Cock and the Falcon busy in towing
up the river flat boats of all descriptions,
which aid materially in the discharge.
The work Of the new terreplain built by
the Company at Christopher Col0mbuS
las been commenced already, and it is
RAPIDLY advancing ON the seaside. This
terreplain will be 1900 metres long by
EIGHT or nine hundred wide, and is to be
occupied by new ware houses, workshops,
coal dep6ts, wharves, &C., besides the
houses for the administration and different
b~ureaux. The materials for filing are
brought from the excavation going on in
Monkey Hill and the Mindi by means of
long trains Of special wagons moved by
the locomotives built at the Belgian man
ufacturerS Of Willebr0ck.
The hospital is doing service since
M;ruh LIST, and the Sisters OF Charity are
taking care of the patients, who enjoy all
sorts of comfort and attentions. The hos
pital has been built upon driven piles and
offers all the conditions of Salubrity desir-
ed it is kept in the best possible order
and gives credit to its managers.
The administrative service IN Colon has
been wisely classified, bearing i'll mind the
conditions of the enterprise. Nj. Guynard
has been appointed delegate of the Supe-
rior Agency, and in that capacity is giving
daily proofs of his ability. The service
department has been divided into three
sections: the section of works, i'll charge
of The engineer NJ Ray, is working mar
wells, the constructions seem to grow SpOn-
taneouSly frAm the ground and the filings
go on with great rapidity. We have alrea-
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PERRY DAvIs's PAIN.KILLER.
nHEVMATISM. NEURALGI G l \ ,
SPRAINs, PAIN IN THE BACK
AND SIDE.

There is nothing more painful than these dis
f.,.: but the pain can be removed and the disease
carelbvuse PERRY DAVIS'S PAIN-KILLER.
Ti, remedy T. not cheap Benzine or Petroleum
product that must be kep, away from fire or heat
tsayoid danger Of explosion, nor is 1t an untried
experiment. that may DO more harm than good.
PAIN.KILLER has been I'm constant use for for
,y years. and the universal testimony from all
rarl. Of The world Is, II NEVER FAILS. II not only
effect, permanent cure. bui Il relieves pain almost
simultaneously. Being purely vegetable remedy,
.ii. safe in the hands of the most inexperienced.
Therecord ofcurcs by the use Of fPAIN-KILLER
sould nm volume. The following extracts from
letters received show what those who have tried II
nnk:
EDGAR CADY. OwatOnna. Minn.. says;
About a year since my wife became subject 10 Sc
tere suffering from rheumatism. our resort was 10
ae PaiH-hillcr. which speedily relieved her.
CHARLES POWELL writes from the sailors
Ihad hrcn afflicted three years with neuralgia and
violent srasms Of the stomach. The doctors al
Westminster Hospital gave up my cdse IN despair
luicd your Paiu-Killcr, and IL gave me immediate
r.icl ] have rglriincd my strength, and am now
an'c O. follow ms usual occupation
G.lL WALwoETH. Saco, Me- writes;
Experienced immediate relief from pain In the
side by the use of your Paiu-hiler.
T.. IOnk siys.
have used your pain-Killcr forrhcuma,isman
have received great benefit
BARTON SEAMAN SAYS:
Have used Pain-hlncr for Thirty years, and have
found 70 nerer-fHIHy remedy for rheumatism
Jud lumcucs.
Mr.. BJRDITT writes:
itHersr JrIyto give relief IN cases Of rheuma-
fI-m.
PHIL. GILBERT. somerset, Pa. writes:
From actual use, know your Pain-k Her is the
ue& medicine can gtt.
Al druggists keep PAIN-KlLLER. lis price Is
eo low that IL is within the reach Of an, and It will
save many times 10, cost In doctors bills. 25c.,
JUc.. and ; j a bottle.
PERRY DAVIS & son, PROJECTORS,
lo 3-eodtFcl Providence, X.
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To the Lumber Trade Of the yirginias.
ALLEGHANY STATION, VA,
Ioutt,t.,r 1890

ALLEGHANY STATION, VA,
January /, 1882.
II will be seen from notice in another
column that the partnership carried on by
Withrow IL NettletOn mt Allegheny station,
Va. has been dissolved by limitation. |
wish to say to the trade that L. NJ. Netile-
ton will continue in the business, and that
| have been associated with him for two
wears. and know him to be a frst-class
businessman, honest and honorable in all
his dealings. also know him to be eapa-
BILE, able, and willing to carry on the busl-
ness i'm all it, branches, and would ask for
him the liberal patronage that | or we have
had so long. Thanking you for your libe.
raj patronage in the past, ! simply ask OF
YOU who need lumber to give him a trial.
Yours respectfully,
\. f. WTHR0w.
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COLONEL CAMERON
Sends TO the General Assembly His
First Message nv Governor.

A Plain Statement OF His views-He Urges
the Passage of the RiddleberRer Bill, the
Repeal of the Poli-Tax Qualification or
California Concerning Railroads; Opposes
Mixed schools and Rejoices in the Era OF
Good Feeling and All That.
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uERSG.s EXTRACT OF MEAT.

| lEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
}EAT-FINEsT AND CHEAPEST NEAT
FLAyORING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES, AND SAUCES.
LiEGlG COMPANN'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
Anmyaluable and paiatable tonic In all cases
OF weak digestion and debility. rs a success
and boon foT which nations should feel CRATE
ul"-Sce Medical Press" Lancet "Brit-
ish Medical journal" &c.
CAu1iON.-Gmsne only with the Cac
stmile Of Baron Lic'ig's Signature in blue ink
across The label.
LIEbl0 COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
To be had of all storekeepcrs, Grocers, and
Chemists Sole agents for the United states
Wholesale only, c. DAVID 4 CO.. AZ Mark
i-"n'' i-"ho"ii England. ap 2O-Sa52t
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NOTlCE.-ln order to prevent annoy
" ance 20 parties renting property from ne aud
loss 10 owners Of same, | respectfully Request all
tefs are cleared Of snow and twelve inches back
thercfrom, Ia prevent the melting snow choking
the CUTTERS aud dOwn-epOuiss which will save in-
convenience 10 themselves and damage 20 proper
E. y. ThONPsoN BROWN,
ia 6-0t Agent.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
LEGISLATIVE LIFE.

RiddIebcrger's Coupon Bills-Poll.Tax and
Voting-The House Forgot-Proposed Utili-
zation of the Capitol Portico-Tobacco-In
spection Laws Committee-A Very, Very
Sick Judge Military Institute Ousting.
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ERDAY was cold, rainy,

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cold, rainy,
and disagreeable.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: a. NJ, 26:
o A. NJ, 80; noon, SO; p. NJ, So; p.
NJ, 36 midnight, 80.
Mean temDCrature, "a.
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MLIsS AT THE THEATRE.-M Annie
Pixley, with her company, win be with Us
on Monday night. Not only Miss PiXley
herself, but her whole support are old
friends OF our thcatre-gOers, and all may
Ice assured Of an excellent play well per-
formed. Miss PiXley acts the part with
yiyacity, and never fails to charm her au-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-07

HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM,
GIVES TO EVERY WOMAN
FAIE, FRESH. AND
BEAUTIFUL CoMPLxIoN.
No matter how much it may have become i'm
paired by nature or otherwise, II makes the SKIN
PURE, SOFT and LIKE THAT OF YOUTH.
1t is not only ELEGANTLY PERFUNED, but It is
in every way most perfect wash and a SPLENDID
LOTION.
and is harmless as water.
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NJ. ELLYsoS 4 co., Acknowledgements, inseit ad-
yertisemenisin all OF the newspapers oil the ohlied
states at publishers rates. Orders ieit AT 'he Ds-
patch counung-room VIII receive prompt a''eh'
ton,
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VO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN 1:

Il Take notice, that the partnership heretofore
existing between JOHN 4. SAMPSON and WILL
Lis A. SAMPSON under the firm-naInc of JOHN
L. SAMPSON 4 BROTHER, Real Estate Agents
and Auctionccrs, with office In the city Of Man
chester, Va, IS dissolved this day by mutual con-
sent.
All persons having claims against the said 1rm
and all persons indebted 10 the same Will settle
with JonN i. SAMPSON, who is alone authorized
TO close ont the unfinished business Of The old firm,
AT Manchester. Va. ia 3-l0t
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAy.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, rain and snow, followed
by warmer, clearing weather, southerly TO
westerly winds, and lower barometer.
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CHICK CIGARS, Sc.
digestion THE GREAT SECRET or LIFE.

DIGESTION THE GREAT sEcRhI Oh LifL'
,,ood digestion secured by taking simmons
Liver Regulator.
III Is The only medicine that relieved me after
sn,yer,ng five wears with dyspepsia, heartburn
sick headache, and constipation
GEORGE 6. AYRRs,
"Deapane station, Va
cenulne prepared only by }. II. ZEILIN Co..
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

RfS on an sales of Real Estate made between the
Isl of January and last of June the taxes for the
present year have 10 De paid by the purchaser. ON
all sales made between he lst of July and last OF
the year the taxes have tO be paid by the seller.
IIhis custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, and APP
plies to Richmond and yicinityl
WILLIAM ID. RICE, Trustee. / 4. NJ, one ~
Lanes matcher' and jointers At the Richmond
Bazaar. Franklin street.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 \. NJ. horses, &c.
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sTRISGFELLow Is y minister Of the Gospel now
bnt he used TO he scout, and dangerous one 10
oppose at that.
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SEINE-TlIREAD.
SEINE-THREAD. ~

SEiNE-rhREAp. 1870
STANDARD LION BRAND, all Nos.
Also, all other brands including MARsHALL'S-
These THREADS we guarantee 90 be made OF
pure flax and genuine numbers which We are sell -
ing at bottom prices.
sEINES AND NETS
I'm stock and manufactured 20 order.
SEINE TWlNES, LINES, AND CORkS.
l.. LlCllTENSrElN & SONS,
corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets.
sole importers Of the LION BRAND SEINE
THREAD. de 81
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at issue between this Common wealth and
the Government Of the United States to call
for discussion in this paper OF Federal rela-
tions. Alive and responding to the ap-
proach Of ga more perfect union," Vir-
ginia--always in the van of great ma
tional eyents-furnishes grave upon her
soil for the vexed question of color
line in politics. To-day Virginia stands
before the world Offering all the bless
ings of free citizenship, Of absolute
freedom in politics and religion, to those
who may seek her borders. Appealing
for harmonious sisterhood of States, IN
which sectional iealousies shall be un-
known, and in each of which shall be il
lustrated the spirit OF Americanism broad
as the limits OF the continent, she points
the way by leading it, and by pledging tol-
erance to every creed OF party or church,
save only the creed OF intolerance and pro-
scription. The laws Of Virginia guarantee
equal protection and privilege to every
citizen, and the people of the Common
wealth have ordered that all departments
of the government shall execute the spirit
and letter OF those laws.
WILLIAM L. CAMERON.
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THE SCOUT that used TO he-the preacher that
ts-srRINGFELLow, who can thrill you Win the
truthful narrative of his life.
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WHEN LIFE IS A DRUG, and you have lost all
hong. then trust I'm HOP BlrrkRs.
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DROWN, DAVIS AZ CO.,
II SUCCESSORS TO
ID. q. DANIS & 90.
McmMoND, "a, january /, 1889.

| take this opportunity 10 inform nv friends that
| will continue the WHOLESALE LIQUOR
BUSINESS at the old stand of Lathrop & Leigh,
1916 aud 1918 Cary street, ana solicit IA cOntinu-
ance of their Kind patronage.
q, l-6t GEORGE \. LATHROP & co.
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THE weak the worn, and the dyspeptc should
take CoLDES's LIEBIG'S LIQUID EXTRACT OF
BEEF AND TONIC lNyIGoRAroR. Ask for COL
denis: take no other. or druggists generally.
LILY BELLE CIGAR. 10
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3irIlmond 1ispatth.
SATURDAY .......JANUARY Z, 1882.

Rs- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
iEntorod ut the Post-ofice at Richmond. Va, as
sccond-csss matter.l
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x. +. wITHROw,
y. NJ. NETTLETON

take this opportunity 10 inform the Lumber
Trade that ] viii continue the LUMBER BUsI-
NESS at Allegheny station in the place Of With
row & Nettleton. aud solicit continuance Of your
kind patronage.
"a 7-Ss .Sn&W3t T.. VI. NETTLETON
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OFFICE srrEENTENpENr OF SCHOOLS,
EOR SALE. NROTT S.On0 FEET OF
DROyIDE AGAINST ACCIDENT.

When ihe streets are covered with fee and snow
there Is always danger Of falling and receiving In
jurcs. II is the part of wisdom to provide against
all casualties by insuring in the
TRAVELLERS ACCIDENT INSURANCE
COMPANY,
who pay thousands Of dollars every year for just
such mlshaps as may befall any one
GORDON & PLEASANTS. Agents,
in 6-2t No. north Eleventh street.
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~ LUMSDEN 4 son,
~. S23 MAIN STREET.
FINE WATCHES. JIM ELRl,
SILNERWARE, SPECTACLES,
CLOCKS, WEDDl>G.RlNGS, SC.
Personal attention given 10 REPAIRING.
No trouble % show goods or answer questions.
Any goods In our line ordered on short notice.
jt 5-cOdiw
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Personal.

NOTICE The undersigned Real Estate
~ Agents hereby giyenotice that We viii not be
responsible for any repairs done by tenants rent
ing houses from us unless ordered by US, and that
ali damages arising from pipes allowed To freeze
aud burst by the tenants except In cases where
the water cannot be turned OF must be paid for
by them.
Gribbs & Williams. III. l.. staples < Co.,
Frank ID. Hill ( Co., j. Thompson Brown,
AppcrsOn & Co., Vim. III. Lyme < Co,
John I. Goddn, Quarles & McCurdy,
II. seldom Taylor, Chewing & Rose,
Il. h. Chaflin & Co., j. W. GGddin,
Furman Tupper sutton X Co.
IA R-ofk
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RICHMOND, VA, December 81, 1851.

RICHMOND, VA, December 81, 1851.
THE FIRM OF BONNER, OSTERLOH
i e co. X this day dissolved by mutual consent,
Mr.. HENEY BONNER retiring from active busi-
ness.
Either Of the undersigned partners will sign the
iam-namc In liquidation only.
HENRY BONNER,
IA l-lw ADOLPH OSTERLOH.
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1,O.PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

Ny s0n. DAVID +. LUMsDfN, who has hecu
associated with me In business for several yelrs. T.
this day admitted as partner. The name OF the
firm viii hereafter BE- {. LUMSDEN & son.
Thanking my friends and customers for their pat
ronagc In the ptst, feel assured that Increased
facilities viii merit a continuance.
JANUARY =. lss2. &. LUMSDEN.
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PROPOSALS.

WESTERN LUNATIC ASNLUM.l
STAUNTON, VA, January q, lSS2. !
SEALED BIDS TO SUPPLY THIS
- ASYLUM WITH ARTICLES BELOW will be
received NJ 10 IL O'Clock NJ on
JANUARY 14TH,
the asylum 10 take the whole or part Of the bill at
the prices ofcred-ONE SAMPLE of each article
To be sent % the undersigned. The goods TO be- de-
liyercd In Staunton byJANIARl 2IsT, payment
10 be- due thirty days after delivery of goods:
5000 ibs. BEST LAGUAiEA COFFEE,
$50 hs. BEST GINPOMDhR TEA,
1900 NJ. GOOD BROWN SUGAR.
1900 tbs. GOOD COFFEE-SUGAR.
600 rs. GOOD CUT-LOAT SUGAR.
/ barrel GRANULATED SUGAR.
, barrels PORTO RICO MOLASSES,
. barrels SUGAR DRIPS.
, tierces BEST CAROLINA RICE.
4. NJ. FAUNTLEROY.
superintendent Western Lunatic Asylum,
stauntOn. Va.
:. \. IioSUoUR. steward ia 7-3t
OFFICE or THE JAMES RIYRR)
BRIDGE COMPANY.
RICHMOND, Va. January ?, 1852.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- CEIyED until II VI.
SATURDAY, JASUARY 7rH,
for an the
OLDLUMBER NOW BEING TAKEN OFF THE
JAMES RIVER FREE BRIDGE.
For further Information apply %
". VI. WOODWARD,
Secretary and Treasurer.
ia 3-jt corner Ninth aud Byrd streets
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:DIPUTHERIA
PREVENTED.

In fact II Is the
GREAT DIsINFECTANT AND PURIFIER.
Prepared by
J.H. ZEILIN 4 CO..
MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS,
sole PrOprieiors.
de 3-codSwtAu3O
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The following message was sent to the
Senate yesterday and would have been sent
TO the House also, but that body had adj
iourned before It was ready
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DEATH or DIR. II. A. WATT.-Mr. Hugh
a. Watt, for many years q prominent mer-
chant aud well-known citizen OF Richmond,
died yesterday morning at the residence OF
his son-in-law, DIR. Hugh ID. Smith, OF
IIenricO, in the seventy-fourth year OF his
age. His funeral will take place ut , p. NJ.
to-day from DR.. Smiths residence, on the
Mechanicsyic road.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-07

"NEw-YEAR's WINE."-We would call atten-
tion Of consumers 10 the fact that we have on hand
some Of that old DUFF GORDON SHERRY Import
ed by Us three years ago. and are offering II nj COM
paratiyely low prices. We invite an examination
Of stock. WD BLAIR & 60.
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g0VrteION destroyed;
-iCK-Eoov> purincland
made pleasant;
FEYEREp AND SlCk
PRISONS relieved and
ufrshci hy bathing
WITH Prophylaciic Flu
ifadied o. The water;
ftTAHRH relieved and
card.
FrYsWTIAS cured:
EENsrtlieycd Instant
F
Ans prevented;
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n,pny.s pRoPHYLACrIC FLUID.
C,pFAT GERM DESTROYER,
- nanny, rGOPHYLACTIC FLUID.

FITTING or SMALLPOX
PREVENTED.
LCE : purified and
healed:
DYSENTERY cured:
WOUNDS healed rapid
ly;
Removes all unpleasant
OdOr>:
.TETTER dried up;
IT'S PERFECTLY HARM
IESS:
For SORE THROAT itis a
i sure cure.
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THE DISPATCH
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.



RICHMOND. January 5. 1852.
I HAVE THIS DAY ADMITTED MR.
Il CHARLES II. WILLIS (latc with The yirgInia
Fire and Marine Insurance Company 10 an In
tcrcst In my business.
CARLTON MCCARTHY,
Bookseller and stationcr.
Under the frm-name Of CARLTON McCAR-
THY 4 co. we Will conduct the BOOK AND
STATIONERY BUSINESS IN ali its branches at
9l6 Main street, and. with increased facilities,
hope to merit the patronage OF our friends and Of
the public generally.
CARLTON MCCARTHY.
n ja7-cod1w CHARLES X. WILLIS.
ALLEGHANY STATION, VA, January 1, 1882.
TO THE LUMBER TRADE OF THE
l. yIRGlNIAs, AND To ALL WHOM 1T NAY
CONCERN: Take notice that the partnersbip
heretofore existing between a. r. WITHROW and
r.. NJ. NETTLEION, and known as the firm Of
WITHR0W & NETTLETON. Aileghany station,
Va. which has proved both satisfactory and profit
able 10 the trade, Is this day dissolved by lmita-
ton. All parties who are indebted 10 or who
have claims against the concern will please address
a. +. WIrIlROW, at Miiboro' depot, Va, or r..
NJ. NETTLETON, Allegheny station, as both par
ties are authorized to settle up the business The
business viii be carried on IN future by y. VI.
NETTLEToN at their old place,
a. +. WITIIROW,
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SMALL-POXl SMALL-PoX!
SURE PREVENTIVE.
CHEW SALMON, HANCOCK & co.'s
TOBACCO.
The favoritcs are.
MARITASA.
ROUGH AND READY.
/ULETKA.
TOM, DICK, AND HARRY.

Ass your grocer for TINsLEf's EXTRACT To-
NATO. Best thing for soup.
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II ,.-..,,,. NJ mis- company have declared
lut .,tNfsr DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER
'So ~ I'm laXcsl out Of the net profits of
thNl.' mouths. nqyab'c 10 the stockholders ON
N,, ,,, "a, 'S,,+ fbe 2p DAl OF. JAM AIRY. 1852.
ana aite5 aite5 .'' 4. VI. TATE, Secretary.
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,,ur DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
~ nrct. ADED \ DIVIDEND OF 3
hSNrFSSr me of taN) out Of the earnings of
ftk IN months, payable on and after January
nt "a, >N WILLIAM NJ. HILL.
s. lsS--,r Cashier.
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PICNIC CIGARS, 5c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-10

+. c. Chain a strip the required length and turn
LIST row: / T. c. treble crotchetl Ill fourth chain
Il chain, 7. C. in second CHAIN repeat the whole
length.
I'd row: / chain. Il r. c. under. chain OF ilTSt
row, chain l +. G. in same place : l. u unuet
next cham . chain, L. G. i'll same place hep'"'
from
Sd row: Like second, except chain in the centre
of group Of I. G..
Attn row: i ID. c. under chain of Sd row. z J.,
{. under = cham Repeat from the entire length
Mrs. II. Y. is TIE.-Nlrs. Il. has found "A difhcuit{
in knitting Mrs is tle-particularly III the ION
row. VIII Mrs |. kindly tell her how to remedy
itl 49,,
MpS. +. j. C.'S CAP.-Thc following note explains
itself:
Il desire very much TO knit lace cap for an IN
FAINT from the pattern Mrs. T.. j. {. gives III VIC
knitting column for MAY a. but find II imposSinie
from the directions given, as 'ere are SeVerai MS
takes. ] have tried several times ana my siStel ,
who has had much experience IN lace knllllnV' a'c'
two afternoons work of trying 10 correct tnc 'n'I
takes has gwen up VIII YOU do me the IaNor 10 dSh
Mrs f. j. &. to kindly send me her address -, nla
a. desire 10 KNIT the cap mmedlattN' auu o"n
get the corrected sooner by mail man iIougn
the press. If she will address Mrs. NJ. l.; NH"s
worth. Pennington, Name, l shall cohSlocr "
great favor"
f. VI. BIS PATrERNs-Wc shall he pleased TO
publish f.. NJ BIS directions for making tue PioVy
edgIngs she incloSeS.
MrrIENs-L VI. 5. will find the mtten pattern
she wants IN the forthcoming Extra.