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4 BBEY'S PARK THEATRE, Bway ~ 22d-st.
n Evening at $50. Matinee saturday at2
THE HIT OF THE SEASON,
DIVORCONS
LET Us GET a DIVORCE.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
~ LAST WEEK But ONE OF THE OPERA.
MONDAY, March 81. third time OF Meyerbeers grand
opera. x..x
EAFRICAINE
Vasco Di CANA sgnor Campanin Neluska Signor Galas
Don Pedro Signor Novara; Don Alvar Sign0r lunadlh
InauisitOre SynOT Mont Sacerdote Signor Costa nv
Mile pott and Seika Nine. Minnie Hank The mcld, nta
ballet advertisement by Mile Mayi ma Cavalalz &C. &C.
and the corps de ballet ma.
Director he Music and Conductor slgnor AIulu
WEDNESDAY. March 29. EossInls chef deuvre'
WILLIAM TELL 49,.
ArnOlo. siguor Campann his first Appearance IN ms
character IN Sew. York.; GuiielmO Tell sgn0r Galsssl
Pescatore Signor Runcio Gessler Sgnor Costs wafer
Sgnor MOnti Jenny, Nile Juch and Aatlde, Nile LOUISE
FRIDAY, March 81. fourth time Of Meyerbeer's grand
opera, .r,,,o.,,.,
Last grand matinee but one.
SATURDAY, ApfiI l., at O'Clock. Bizets opera,
CARMEN.
Campanni SignOr Del Puene, Mue Dotua anu Mine
Minnie ilauK.
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amusements.

who has been engaged especially to sing at
Nine ETELkA GERSTER,
Miss HATTIE SCHELL,
Miss a l.. CARY,
Miss ANTONIA HENNF,
Mr. WILLIAM CAN DIDCS
SCR. A. F. GALASSI
Mr. FRANZ REMMERTT,
MT MYkONW WHITNEY.
THE ARRANGEMENT
for the comfort Of the audience viii perfect possible
will designate the approach 10 the seat Inc moor
will be admitted to the Hall who has not seat
the EVENINGS OF MAY 2, 3 ana g, and In the Arr Eh
Each subscriber CERTIFICATE, on presehta
frst choice April II and 10 49, -,
received Halgarten Co.'S bank
Schirmers Union square; c. DenomcoS Madison square,
fOnf
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Cilp Real estate tor Sale.
A MEDIUM-SIZED brown-StOne house, on
"a Murray Hl to let. Apply to JOHN T. FL
LISON, 81 Wl.iam-st ---------
6NIiARLES Buck q CO.,
~ ARCHITECTS.
st-st., corner PaTkavc.
Duggu d CrOssnnan,
offer for sale. 49, . ,,.
Six louses corner MadisOnaye and 69thst top OF Len0X
Hi from - 10 80 feet wide
Six houses corner LeNngt0n.ave. and 37thst Gop Of
Murray HilL. from % 70 81 teet vide.
All hOnses and built by Ourselves
HOuses open sunday. send for plmPhiet.
TOR SALE, on LenOx IIill-A 4-story brown
fixtures; possession. 100 East O9ti.sL
EORSALE.-The three story, hgh-stOOp, base
meut. stOne-frOnt houses in sanitary modern improve
dcnccs: each drained separatcly Normal college
Model Primary school and elevated stations within TWO
minutes walk twenty-five minutes TO WaEst Nl-OVQlo
each mortgage at per cent Apply on premises
GSth st. between "a ana 3daVe%, or 10 owner JUN ~
CRIMMINS. 1857 3d.aye.
RSALE.-The three-stor heh-stoop houses
in ~hst near 3l-ave Heater aud gas fixtures complete
D. CRIMMINS. 2lS East 6Sth-st. or lO@7 3daye
GEO. $. MILLER, BUILDER.-Eight three
VI story brown houses, high scOp cabinet finish sub
mens prices very reasonable block from 6h av e ce
waited railroad station Slss 430 to 449 west o@ndst Ca
and
WILLIAM, BEEKMAN and PEARL-ST.
w properties for at bargains
rutland & WHITING, l21 Nassaust
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AND THE YOSEMITE VALLEY.
GRAND EXCLUSION

III ''''''D ''-,O
TO COLORADO NEw.MENICo AND CALIFORNIA
Leaves NewYork on THU RsDAY, May 4, lss2 for ada.
Rhtfu tour nifty Nine thousand miles ayollo1
by trains OF Pullman silver Palace Every luxury
ana nrscass travel hotels carnage drivo
&C. included In the price. which Is only stoo
Splendid opportunity never before onerod 10 St the Won
ders OF the great A merriam Continent .
Fuu particulars special programme free by man on spy
cation TO THOMAS COOK 81 SON, 2Ol broadway. ~; x.
e. A. BARArrONI. Manager. r. Y. BOX A.ViL
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BROADWAY, COR. 19FH-ST

Gitn propertp 90 fst.
FURNISHED 2-story high stoop brick h honse,
all conveniences to let 20 small ianhiy 'o '
| two OWNER. Tribune once
7 ARGE store and lofts TO let, Beekman-st.,
II Nassau. rutland WHITING. III AaSsae---
TIGHT LOFTS, CONVENIENTLY placed
bowen ssr hFs'GE Ks opposite T cans hO0 WIN
g wA-sr RU I'M SEM R6 TO BEAvERsT
Possession can be siveu in Apr II M ATPlKTt
'" i2i Liberty street.
AFFICES-I. 300 Broadway. cor 34th-st.-
Ar' @o5a naoT rc Sf Fh ssoMAfNE BRo%S
b Si az ""O''''0 'D-''' N0-
u,HE MOST DESIRABLE APARTMENT in
lei tor I term Of Two years from May l. respectable and
responsible party For terms s HBaBB 20.
THE SHERWOOD, =, v.w vorx
nlsed TS5 n hotel special rates for . %G
es o %0I STes Cuisine O. &IsSS
V'0 LET-A large fully furnished house in
Apd%Son MSsG Soad%a o
' he,neen liibaSe ard North River Is feet long BY
Al feet at enc % feet at the other Apply Room 81
Western Union Building
u,OIET-l,Owcr portion of elegant residence
i I5or 8 rooms No IA wost l26thS. Call at No 2oSo
Lexington ave
FINO LET Nos. 6O ana % SieTli-s': Wv
story and partly twosory brick with stalls &c SH
stable manufacturing feed Store &c = "
4l9 Graud-st
VO LET.-Private house 2,l25 5th-ave;,
near l3Ohst. at reasonable rent VIII lease u YAM
REAU, 49, Grand.st
no LET-The highly desirable four-story
brown.stone houses Nos q and 70 East Sl9s. tSr
tt onsia6ls sD < Co. 5t,sve an5 i9th.st.
rVNO LET'S Goerck-st., 2-stOry and base
house. and stables for four horses. CAlhhAO'
ll9 GTand-si
Two LEGS Downing-st., 2-stoTy and base
1 mcnt house. c. {. CARREAU, ans GTand-st
rINO LET-l11 and 1l3 Kingst., coal yard
with scales for other business purposes T. GAR
RIA L, 4l9 Grandst
A-TH AND 18TH STS.-Large houses, filled
G,sI DoardeTs reut 5000 and $500. ,. ,t,,,
FLATS and APARTMENTS; Offices for physician and dentists
early possession. a. DALEY. "a West 91th-st
=, ATH-ST.. BETWEEN 9Th and 6TH-AVES.
.b 70 let for handsome % foot mont
high stOOp brown-stOne house dining room eicn,lDh
mirrors ana fixtures possession APrl IL A H. MOI"
LER & son. Pinest
SlST-ST., high-stoOp, iOur-st0Iy house, fur
- uished 600. 87th-st 5thave iouT-stOry I'M
furnished 81 800. \. DALEY "a West 35thst
Xxx EAST S3D-ST.--To let, snug 4-stOry
kb.1 brownstone dwelling tyo bat9 r Gn e19ple e
good eiglborhood &. c. WANDELI. nex' door,
AZ BROADWAY, corner of Canal-st.,
Il Office suabefor railroad company now 0Gcp f
by Missouri Pacific Railroad Company Apply 10 D.
DOMAINE BROWN l,2sO Broadway.
tOOn WILL hire one of those handsome
~ CSJV brick houses erected 10y John G. Ilender'
Esq - an ny esiment Ibey are eie.n' u N If @
O has been given the plumbing ana all me appoint
ents unique ought to suit the most taslicl0u5 10
$500 inspection invited. j. EDGAR LEA1 CRAFT, l214
broadway
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Drp Uocos.
ARNOLD,
CONSTABLE & co.
DRESS GOODS. &C.

Now exhibiting fine selection OF High Nov
elites in Cashmere and Nuns Yelling Robes,
with silk Embroidered Trimmings. Broche
Bordered and other Fancy styles, by the yard,
in veilings. Albatross Cloths. Grenadines
Gazes, organizes. Lawns. &c Also, large
variety in all Wool and Silk and Wool fabrics
for Suitings, Dresses, &c.
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LONG BRANCH. MAPEs FARM.
Gil e5lO0 three miles from Long Branch anu wv
miles from Atlantic Ocean
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BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE.

UNIVERSAL LIFE ms. co.
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Counlrn properln foanieo.

,N,rFD IN rent for a year or longer, n
w snni house in country within one hour OF me CITY
tiav,n m m or Flushing l. l., prcierfed foht mol 10
Newi'sSv nor aunun Address q. " P Box TO- Tribune
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ELEVENTH WARD CORNER
STANTON AND CANNON STREETS (2l stanton ana
lO4 Cannon southeast corner-Fuh lot with two sud-
stantia brick hoases and store Rare chance for deir-
able investment.
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Real estate Asenis.

A DNERJ ISEMENIS ron The NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
LPTQWA oFElCEs No. 1888 Broadway, corner Thirty
lrssl, 3Oo West Twenty third-st. Eghthaye.
30 W East FouIteents corner UniOnsguare 100 IhId
ave- corner Fortyseyenh-sti 81 tho HARLEM OFFICES.
Nos l,D0l and $500 1hiriave One-h and
twenty nfthsi. ~ TO at regular Ohce rates
1 Romano Brown, 1,2S0 Broadway. Entire
management real estate specially Rcas collected DC
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Country 3oroperln for Sale ano 90 Get

1T NEWBURG-TO let, furnished or
n unfrnished, for the summer term Of years at
perls rent an exceedingly htalthf and attractive resi-
dce with rIodtu conveuences recently rehttcd 'ne le
ror; Of station fcrfr steamboat landing COnmolOus
etses &c SIX acres garden rniL shade views boat
bo1se Nc Aupy 80 address THOMAS PARISH 5HLR-
MAN. ~ zoo broadway Ncw-NOrk.
kTORANtfE, y. j. (neighborhood speclty)
Property al 'aai rsIt III gi1olss sre4t OtfsAAA
EDWARD Z. la MILTON. l a Pihos~, N l.
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aurt;on Sales Of Real estate.


auri;on Sales of Real estate.
DICHARD V. HARNETT, Auctioneer.
LIST OF PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
AL following sales except sale on Soth)
Take place tl2 O'clocs noOn
At Exchange salesrocm Ill Broadway.
TUESDAY. MARCH %.
VALUABLE STORES AND TEN EMENTs.
slTHsTREET Sa3 East. 4story brick tenement with
bakery.
ssrR STREET 500 and 81 East. 2brtck i'n'men' and
stores
14TH STREET. 54s and fun lots and old build
7sTn.sTREET. 500 East Sstory high stoop brick
SUPREME COURT FORECLOSURE.
WASHINGTON SQUARE south. No SO. adjoining cor
ner sonth stlavo- Substantial i-story basement and
sinh oe,lar high stoop bfownstono house win z'slOTy
brick extension Extra large lot
JABIsH HoLMEs JR. ESQ, Referee.
pEvELIN * MILLER, EsoS Pitts Atty's.
ELEVENTH WARD CORNER
erANroS AND CANNON STREETS (2al stanton and
lO3 Cannon, southeast oorner-Fuh lot with TWO sud-
sanal brick and store Rare chance Tor Gesif
able investment.
LONG BRANCH. MAPES FARM
ell e5lOO acres three from Long Branch ana Two
miles from Atlantic Ocean
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20,
RECEIVERS SALE.
BY ORDER n. n. WENDELL, Esq,
Receiver.
UNIVERSAL LIFE ms co.
NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
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(ify Mission.

The president and managers OF the City
Mission feel it is incumbent on them TO
render report Of the work done during
each month by this organization, in order
TO keep the liberal contributors informed
i'm regard to the dispensing OF their contri-
buttons. Owing to the existence OF small
pox in the city, the ladies are unable to
visit the poor this winter, but have en-
ployed an additional matron, who has
had the disease, and is very active
in visiting and efficient in relieving
the wants Of all whose names she receives,
regardless Of color. This work is all done
under the orders of the president and
managers, and they urge the citizens 10
send notices of all sick or destitute per-
sons. with their names and Nos. Of resi-
dences attached, either TO the Mission
House, No. ii Fourteenth street, or to
one OF the managers OF the Mission, and
they will be visited and their wants re-
leyed a far rs the means OF the Mission
will Justify. The visiting matron finds
great need Of fuel, but the ladies have every
reason to hope and believe that the Coun-
ell will at the meeting on Thursday make
the usual donation OF coke for distrlbu-
ton.
The following report shows the items
distributed by the Mission during the
month OF December. 1881: 2l3 yards OF
twilled red flannel, II heavy bed-comforts,
400 Yards heavy cotton cloth, 200 articles
OF clothing, 90 pairs Of shoes, 40 quarts Of
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WEAK AND NERVOUS CONSTITUTIONS.

In ssylng that we know OF positive cure Tor
s,,N IIeadachc, Nervous Headache. Neuralgia
Nervousness. raraiys!s, slecpiessncss' and iys-
,,.r,.,a. We refer Of course 70 DE. BENsoN's CEL-
rpy AND cIiAMoMuE PILLS, witch are all
,ney are recommended to he and VIII cure
,,s above named diseases without any doubt as
they have permanently cured thousands.
The greatest discovery and the best remedy no"
eS,ant &. found in these piu'. The properties OF
celery and ChaInomile art peculiarly adapted 70
cure Headache, and It remained for DIR. BLNsoN
10 f9rmulatoani compound the properties SO as 10
make them available. The Herald says;
~Dr. BENSON Is recognized as one Of the most
eminent and successful physicians in Baltimore
and his r, puiaion Is OF itself sufficient guarantee
~ he value Of ms mcdlcincs.'
These pins are prepared expressly To cure 'ie'''-
aches. Nnralgia. Nervousness and Dyspepsia and
,siH cure any case, no maticrhow obstinate Il may
De-. q other Sick, Nervous, or Dyspep'lc Head
ache. Neuraleia, Nervousness, or Sleeplessness.
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MRS. WINsLOw'S SOOTHING
lft SNRI'P,

Rev. Sylyanus Cobb thus writes in the Boston
ChrtStidn Freeman: We would by no means re
commend any kind Of medicine which We did NOS
know 30 be good-partcularly for infants. But Of
MRS. wINSLOWs SOOTHING SYRUP we can
speak from knowledge: In our own family 1t has
proved a blessing indeed by giving an infant
troubled with colic pains, quiet sleep, AMI the
parents unbroken rest st night Most parents can
appreciate these blessings. Here IS an article
which works 10 perfection, and which is harm
less for the sleep which lt affords the infant l.,
perfectly natural, and the little cherb awakes ~
bright rs 4 button." And during the process ot
teething, its value is incalculable. We have fire.
quently heard mothers say that they would not be
without it from the birth Of .he child I'LL II hnd
finished with the teethIng siege on any considera-
ton whatever. sold by all druggists. 20 cents
a bottle. de 3O-eodlW
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New and Old FIRMS.

AT the beginning OF the new year quite
n number OF changes have taken place In
old business-houses. We note the follow
ing:
dissolved. Mr. Henry BONNER retiring
from active business. Mr.. Adolph Oster-
lob continues, under the firm-name Of A.
Osterloh q Co.
w. j. Gates has been admitted TO an In
terest i'm the business OF Il. W. Gates, un-
der the style OF T.. w. & W. j. Gates.
Lathrop & Leigh have dissolved. George
4. Lathro6 & Co. remain at the old stand.
WHIP. Morris has been admitted to an
interest with James y. Boyd, under the
the style of James y. Boyd & Co.
William G.. cambridge & Co. have dis
solved. Mr.. George A. Haynes succeeding
the old firm.
The firm-name OF ID. o. Davis Co. has
been changed to Brown, Davis 4 Co.
Mr.. William L. Smith has been admitted
to an interest in TIC firm OF ii. B. Taliaferro
& Co., under the new style OF Taliaierro q
Co.
Frank W. Chamberlayne and Egbeit g..
Leigh. Jr. Qate OF Lathrop & Leigh, have
united under the firm-style OF Chamber
layne & Leigh.
The firm Of r. T. Alvey & Co., COM
posed Of II. 4. Alvey and Edward Alvey,
has been discontinued, and a new firm
formed, with the same parties and John T..
Alvey, using the old name of the house.
The business heretofore conducted by +.
n. Starke, deceased, will be continued in
the name Of " Starke's Dixie Plow-W Works,"
in the interest OF the estate.
The firm-name Of Josiah Ryland d Co.
has been changed to Ryland & Lee.
John Z. Sampson & Brother have dis.
solved, and a new firm has been formed OF
John p. Sampson and \. l.. Adamson I'M
der the name OF Sampson IL Adamson.
Mr.. ". Murphy has admitted his brother,
John Murphy, TO an interest i'll his Dusi-
ness.
II was announced last month that Haryie
d. Goddn had been admitted as partner
in the business Of his father, W. Goddln,
under the style OF Wellington Goddin Il
Son.
The firm of G. II. Peyton & Co. was dis
solved on the 31st OF December.
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EXPOSITION HALL.
A Plan for EnIarging the First Regi.
mont Armory by an Annex
fu the Rear.

An Appropriation Of $4,000 Asked by Pro-
perty-Owners Representing S5.000,000 10
Erect a Building In which 10 Exhibit An
nuaIly the Products OF our Industries, and
10 Establish n Night-School for the In
struction Of Young Mechanics-All the
Papers Referred 20 the Finance Committee
OF the Council.
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Ii viii cure entirely the worst form Of Female
coniplalnis, al ovarian troubles Inflammation and
Ule,rlnon, Falling and Disphcements' and the
eonscluent Spinal .welkness, and IS particularly
adapicd to the Change Of Life.
Hwin dissolve and expel tumors from the uterus
An a. cars stlgc Of Development. Thetendency to
cancerous humors :hcre Is checked very speedily by
iense.
IL removes fdntncss, Hatulency, destroys all
craving for siimulanis, and relieves weakness Of
the stomach. 1t cures Bloatng Headaches, Ncr-
vous Prostratlon, General Debility, slceplessness
Depression. and Indigestion.
That feeling Of bearing down, causing pain
weight and backache, isalways permanentlycured
By IT, use Il viii at an times and under all circum
stance act IN harmony with the laws that govern
the female system. For the cure Of Kidney Com
plain,s Of either sex this Compounds unsurpassed.
LYDIA T.. PINKHANrs VEGETABLE CON-
POUND is prepard "a 2J3 and 235 Western ave
pue, Lynn, Mass. Price 81; six bottles for s..
sent by mail in the form Of pills, also In the form Of
lozcugcs receipt Of price 81 per box for either.
MI. PINRHAN freely answers all letters Of in
quiry. send for pamphlet. Address as above.
Mention this paper.
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LITHIA WATER.


RICHMOND, VA. December 2l, 1851.
KichmoHd 7. Lucy, ESQ~ Proprietor, Hhte
HpUSC, Va.
Dear Sir.-Reicrring % your request Of yester-
day, ! would state in behalf of "EELMONI IL
1illA WATER" have usedit largely IN Digestive
trouhle. with good results, but Was more particu-
larry struck with IL efficacy q Of Pregnant
1nsomnolency occurring In my practice some two
aDd night out With loss Of sleep. | could give her
nO relief As q dernier resort suggested the BEL
MONT liIiilA. The morning succeeding the
night n its trial met her, bright and radiant, on
sc srtsa, and She told ne the water had given her
q tranquil and refreshing loep-sOmctlling She had
not enjoy cd before for some week. Acting a. "a
DO. on enfceblcf nervous constitutions think we
ean safely class 10 With the nerviues.
Very truly yours,
NJ. y. CARTER, MD.
Sold by CHARLES \. BERRIAN 4 co, and an
oihcr Dfu2gieto. de 2S-e0d2wt
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RICHMOND. VA. January =. 1852.

4 CARD.-Thc business arrangement
n between Mr. j. l.. MORING and ourselves
having expired 10y limitation, aud having a full
corps of clerks already in our eIeploy. we can no
longer retain his services Until further notice
the friends and patrons Of Mr.. MOring can Aua
him at the Office of X. b. Chaiiin & Co, No.
north Tenth street. X. II. CiIAFFIN < Co,
j. l.. MORlNG.
Referring 10 the above card my friends and pl-
irons viii find me at the office of X. u. Chaiiin
CO. until my future business plags are arranged.
ia 4-2t j. l.. MORING.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDIcATIOHs FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, increasing cloCdincsS,
followed by snow or rain, westerly winds,
shifting 10 north and east, lower tempera-
ture in the northern portion, rising fol-
lowed by falling barometer.
TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cold.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: G A. NJ, "a;
9 A. NJ, 40; noon, 20; Il. NJ, 40; p.
NJ, 81; midnight, %.
Mean temperature. 315.
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COURT ORDERS.

EUNNlNGHAM AND AIS. VS.. CUM
~ NINGHAM TT AIS: IN THE CHANCERI
COURT OF THE CITY OF RlCHMOND.-The
following + an extract from the decree entered in
tbs cause Ou Che 10Th day of December, 1881:
"The Court doth adjudge order, and decree that
thfs cause be referred to ot the commissioners
of tbis court who IS instructed 10 state and settle
the accounts OF James T.. cunningham rs admin
istrttOr of George Cunningham, deceased. Ana
the commissioner executing THIS decree Il furthec
instructed tO take an account Of the debts Or
George Cunningham. deceased the amounts, %
whom coming, and the order and priority thereof,
and account Of the assets Of the estate Of George
Cunningham, both real and PERSONAL
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ARLINGTON CLUB.-At the last meeting Of
the above-named Club the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: William
T.. Wright, president; A. B. Reide, wee
presidents K. Emmett Harris, secretary (;
William c. Scott, assistant secretary; John
5. Powell, treasurer; Robert c. Forester
sergeant-at-arms; Henry l.. Smith, chap
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STEVENS,
wishing TO clear lis stock Of all goods soIled.
broken, cracked, shopworn, or injured in any man
ncr. has brought them together on counters In the
middle CT The store and marked them In plain
figures. Following is list Of the goods showing
tie reduction. Every article noted is a bargain.
Those coming first will have hrs. choice Al must
be sold to make room for the heavy stock We shall
put in about February lst.
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MoRTUARY REPORT FOR THE WEEK End
ING DECEMBER 81, 1SSl.-CdaSeS Of Dedh !;
An1mia. white; ap0leXy, l white; ca
sIalty, | white: congestion OF BRAIN, :
white; convusons Gnfantle(, | colored;
diarrhGa, I white; diphtheria, | white (;
fever typhoid), l white: heart-disease, l
white, colored: hemorrhage Qrom lungs6
| cOlored: inflnticide, | cOlored; infantlle
lockjaw, colored murder, white; pneu-
monia. / white. ! col0rcd; premature
birth. / white: soitening Of brain, white !;
smallpox, 2 white, 6 colored; spinal al
lection, white; teething, 2 colored; ul-
ceration of bowels, colored; unknown, !
white. Whole number Of deaths in the
city. exclusive Of still-births, Sc. Still
Births: White males, ,; white females,
,: colored females. 4-total, G. Ser and
Color: Males, II white, 6 colored-total,
18: females. ) white, 13 colOred-total, Is.
Age: one day to thirty, } colored; one
month TO six, white; six months to
twelve, white, 1 colored-total, .; one
wear TO three, | white, , colOred-total, ) /;
three years to five, white, 2colored-total,
3: five wears TO ten, l white, colored-
total, 3; ten years to twenty, white, :
colored-total, >; twenty years to thirty, :
white, colored-total, 8; thirty years to
forty, > white, colored-total, .; forty
years to fifty, , white, . colored-total, 4 ;
fifty years to sixty, white; sixty years to
seventy, > 2colored; seventy years to eighty,
white; eighty years to ninety, l white.
Condition: Single, II white, IL colored-
total, %; married, white, 7 colored-
total, I3; unknown, cOlored. Ndtirity:
Richmond, 1G, other parts OF the United
States, 10; unknown, /. Locality: City at
large, / white; Marshall Ward, white, 3
colored-total, :; Jefferson Ward, 3 white,
3col0red-total, 6 4; Madison Ward, ! white,
l colored-total, .; Monroe Ward, 2white,
! coored-tOtal. 3; Clay Ward, 8 white, >
colored-total, Z; Jackson Ward, white,
4 colored-total, 3; smallpox hospital, 0
colored.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-04
A Card.

To the firemen and citizens generally
who rendered such noble assistance in saw
ing my property from the flames on the
night Of the 18th Of December desire TO
return my sincere thanks. K. ADAM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-04

Mr.. BARRETT TO READ BEFORE Miss
GAYS sHAKsPEARIAN CLAss.-Among the
forthcoming dramatic attractions at the
Theatre Lawrence Barrett Is announced
for the 18th and 18th OF this month. Mr..
Barrett has again rendered to Miss Gay the
OF a reading and lecture to be
delivered before her Shakspearian classes,
aud has named Saturday the i4th, at 12 NJ,
as the time when ii will be agreeable to him
80 fulfil that appointment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-04

No family should be without LYDIA T.. PINK
HAMS LIVER FILLS. They cure Constipation.
Biilousncss, aud Topldiiy Of the Liver Twenty
fsye cents per box. sold by all druggists.
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