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DENNSYLYANIA RAILROAD.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
NAL- l y L.--- - ------- Z 4 Il mn %
TO PHILADELPHIA.
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND o.
SUNDAY. IIiHIL -Tt1IuN~ ~ glIILADEL~
PHIA TWO ~ NEWlOHk.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
20 rHAIIX, ZACH Way %EEEE RAY t;,A All, ON
''''D' 'rnii.ii no - NEwIohG:' -''''''''
/ DOUBLE TRACE THE. most IMPROVED. EQUp.
""N Mr. I FIR { [iAStL5T llAE ISNSI't
! g.di streets rrs,... - follows no ' ~ ' '''
$780, .o "a no 1aq.ieD Il I nj T. .:2' $t3 T. ,o 3
. o. u-. i, D. T. amt . p il. amt II ni7at . .,,. o.,
GOA n andl mr running tn;ou.nNia Trenton and cam
l2oi,5:i5, ~ ? 7aos $50 and II ~ .rritel Express
1i WA linden g. ' n ana 20 % n, ' d5. clrGt sunday
.ckct Offices $40 an, 80 Broadway Aston House ami
yn Aunx ltiou. loo, OF flton.,; IrooaIyn nos H.
Il6aul ~ Iad7o1st loboheu. station Jersey city Emt
The Wv York rsfr oni.aly a. call for and check
OIFE,,i%ii:. 'fiiiiiUuSSi%S.' '''''cD''~ JE. WOOD
= tiiT. RIVER AID HARHoE TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
oacc. p..tIs y. r.. foot Coetlandtst
Con.eum,uts o. es. oswardel as directed 70 any part
oftle world
rsIQuALLrD FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
orders ,c,,o Dr delivery o. a Hlds %. trc.eh, and mer
ohaua..c Goo amy part of ,lr cltv.
.LA AND 44AhEDa IDNiN9 AND RIVER AND
UAEuDE LIGHTLRhGH
Freight otcgcIy description promptly sclgd amy point
m t.r llrlora, reasonable ra,,t
STEAMBOAT. AND lAH.Es ALWAYS o% HAND
TO CHATTER.
Steamers john IT. -.arn and c.l,r- Corning Nr NEW.
HANiH leave I.sr Us y. l.. atp g u- d-l, .estufAy.
excepted.
MEIRor0IIs rXp8Ess co.. between New Yor.. and
N,v-Ilos,u. Care and dispatch guaranteed
..t for points D. L. W. g.. b. received az Pier l.
FoI Sew. Haven and points i'aHuat rcrI Is
NORTH SHORE. STATEN I~LAND.-L!tvcn Mllc' Tor
uo,u va steamers irom ri.- g. D. b.. foot Wui,ell-L
CENTRAL -HlpIAND. Commuaiplv. NJ.-Dry Docks
Mac.u" and holrr shops every i"m5 aopai"nnS 10 INC
tou.au,."u "uN repair 90 '.-'..-
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REAL ESTATE.
EUw-YOEK, Monday. Jan. ~ l-'l'
The following sllc' were held At the kNrnanGc
solcsroom today
PgP. p YcirchId.


i-story brick buildings with lois. ~. 30 10 So
So. % Il e. Of Norfoikst. lot "liNfb.iH l""'' 49,,
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Corporation Notices.

HTOTICE.-PrOp0sals for rebuilding pier at
~ l7th.st, East river repairing Homeopathic Hospital
pier at wards Island building an extension 10 Hospital pier
~ ilarts Island and repairing Branch WOTkhOuso pier al
Uas Island will be received by the department Of Docks
~ and Ig Duane IT. Wednesday February ], !NS2
a. ~ o'clock IN For full information see THE CITY
RECORD Copies for sale at No. city Hail.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
H MODEL FAST LINE 10 THE WEST.
Nia philhelphih. RaltimOrc. and Mashln gtOn.

On and Dec. l., the magnificent Passenger Trains
leave Pennsylvania Railroad Depot, foot OF COrt-
lGHrt-st and DC,IIOssrs-St. a. follows
$50 IN, except SUNDAYS, PaTlOr attached arrives
Wa"hnFion $40 p IN. 100 u m except Suniays arrive,
Washington SO2 Night Express leaves Washington GiI
p n daily -lecpcrs ouI day coaches Through u cincn-
natl and thicIgn
~ M daily. Fast Line for washington arrive Cincn-
natt $50 Chicago $3.50 and ST. Louis $50 a. NJ
T. Il O. palace sccpcr ana day coaches through to Cncin
natl 81. Louis and Chicago
- NJ othc- line makes faster time 70 the West Trains
arrive from ives, at eco 300 D. aud 1000 2.
~ Tckct Steering berths secured and baggage called
Tor ami chez acd 10 destination az compauys uHc 20. 80
l:o"C NHy ami AZ II the OhIccs OF the PcEHSyvana lOd
IOULnLnY.
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Ocean Cleaners
4 &Cil0R LINE l.. NAIL STEAMERS
"A NETWORK AND GLASGOW.
EkORDEAEN LINE.

~ Nc~y I1l lrr': IN, - the south OF Franco.
,,, NEN.IDik AND BOEDEAUA DIRHCE ,
CHATEAU LEONI!,I.F, W,s'nesdiv re l
Travellers for Frl.' Sp1m ana Gt1ly Pyrc1,NS PsL
Nice, SC. viii tine -I rxl"n'" bT taking tht'h
Cabin tnc!uiing winc 50 Ste,sl ., 81 For passage
apply u -
I LIE EOI LANGtR 80 Ecnvcr.st.
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NEWPORT and OLD COLONY
Leave New York daily, Sundays cy 'oafcd:
IT sop from Pier 2S NOrth River FOOT OK Marry
CONNECTION by Annex Boat from Brooklyn II p n. 1orsY
CITY T. m Tickets aud state rDln3mlY be SOC ret a. AL
principal hotels transfer an ticket is1S At the ONCE
Pier p AMI 81 steamers GEO |. CONNOI
BORDEN & LOWELL. AgtL Gcnl. Pass. Ayt
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Rcal C5tnic 10 CErhan0c.

rE7O ENCUANGE.-Good located aHd well
paving Ilop.ry ia o.. ctg iof co4n't De- I'nees nri
the ~. f.. IS. tA q iit rs HEX, 200 broadway.
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STEAMBOATS, an1 Railroads.

A -REDUCTION OF FARE.
~. FALL RIVER Line
New.YOrk - BOItOL 81
Newport ami PAL River. -.
Limited tickets C)cr3i l)lli1; iIct)l - ~ Eastern
POM.
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CAIIFORNIA.

IAIIFOENIA,
~ OREGON, COLORADO. ST PAUL, MIME.
APOLIS and points IN NEBRASKA. UTAH, HON
TANA, DAKOTA MGNNESOTA AMI the NORTH.
WEST are reached direct from CHICAGO via tho
CHICAGO AND NOETHW EoTERN Ry
II runs 10 five ira ia daily cc, way between
CHICAGO and prominent Western points. 1T ALONE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west Of
Chicago PULLMAN SLEEPEGS are run on all Of its
through aad night trains. For OF and other
formation apply b. cttro-n person coupon ticket
agent to l.. +. BOOTH
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order was postponed until I O'Clock to-day.
MESSAGE PROM THE SENATE.

orucr was postponed until o clock to-day.
MESSAGE PROM THE SENATE.
\ message was received through Scna-
tor Walker that the Senate had adopted a
Joint resolution postponing so much of the
joint order "a relates TO Staumton and Rich
mond cities until Friday at O'Clock.
THE GENERAL L0CAL-0PTroN BILL.
The general local-option bill as it ap-
pcared in the Dispatch was correct. except
bya mistake in the cngrossmcnt the sd see
tion was omitted:
Section .. That il shall be the duty OF
the officers appointed 10 conduct elections
in any such county or corporation. after
they shall have received notice of vote to
be taken on the license question. to pre-
pare Il separate ballot-bOx for each voting
precinct in his said county or corporation,
in which shall be deposited the ballots OF
the then qualified voters who may desire
and offer 10 vote upon the question OF
license or no license for the sale OF intoXi-
eating liquors in the said county or corpO-
ration, or district or ward thereof, respec-
lively, as the case may be. The ballots
shall be respectively rs follows: "FOr
license for the sale Of intoxicating liquors +"
and against license for the sale Of intoXi-
eating liquors."
The section marked "third " rs printed
becomes the "fourth." and the sections
following change numbers accordingly.
NIGHT SESSION.
The House met at IS o'clock-Spcaker
Fowler in the chair
Senate bill No. 100. 10 provide a new
charter for the city oi Portsmouth. came
mp.
Mr. Butt, the member from Portsmouth.
moved to lay the bin on the table. This
was rejected by party vote.
II seemed that :he bill rs il came from the
Senate. in the opinion OF Mr.. Butt. con-
tanned some very Objectionable features,
and he wanted time to prepare amendments
10 il.
The majority side OF the House did not
seem disposed 10 extend this courtesy, but
showed m evident disposition TO rush the
bill through.
Mr. Hanger stated that he did not know
anything about the merits oi the bill, il
being purely Il local matter: but he in
tended 10 see that the member from Ports
mouth had his rights on the ilOor He
thcrcupOn proceeded i'm 4 very practical
manner 10 demonstrate 10 the RcidjuSterS
that their power was not supreme, and
after nearly ilrec hours spent in irlIitc>S
effort 10 pass the bill they the RcidjuStcrs)
consented t. IN amendment. which was ac-
ccptablc 10 Mr.. Butt. and the bill aS
amended was ordered To its engrOSSr1cnt.
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PERRY DAyIS's PAIN-KIILER.
DIPIITHERIA.

\ cold or sore throat may not seem 10 amouut to
much and if promptly attended 10 can easily DE-
cured: hut neglect is often followed 10y consump-
lion or dllhGhcra. No medicine has ever been dis
covered which acis .oqulclJy and surely la such
ease, as PERRY DiNlS'S PAIN-KILLER. The
prompt u- Of Tai, INNALUABLE EEMEDY has
saved thousand, OF lives. PERRY DANIS'S PAIN
KILLER f. not an Npcrimcnt. IL has been before
The public for forts years and Is most valued where
a. g. best known.
\ few extracts iioin voluntary testimonials read
a. follows:
Paiu-Killor has been my household remedy for
,uids for tlc past twenty -scycn years, and have
never known t So fail iu cneCting CdTc.-L. :.
Cr0cker. WiUidmSuVt. " J.
For thirty year, ! have used PJ.n-k ilicr, and
found IL a ncytl-fliug remedy for cold and sore
throat Barton SEAMAN.
Have received immediate relief from colds and
sorc-tuoat. and consider your Pain-hiller an ia
ny
have iust recovered from a very severe cold,
which havc had ior some Time could get no re-
lief until lried your l'ain-hlllcr which relieved
me Immediately. viii never again Dc without a..
a. ~. Force. L0irHdfs. On.
Have u-Cd Pa,u-h Her In my family for forty
YEAR. and have nc,cr known II To fall Ransom
Lstris. WuVHCsbDro'. ca.
Ibcgan using Paiu-kirer in my family twenty
Eve years ago and have used II ever since and have
found no medicine 10 take its place.-B ". DytF,
Druggist, OHstd0. \. }.
iOr MhuOplng-cOush ana cfOup ~ IS the best pre-
psration made. We would moi be- without it.-A. 4.
ROtts. LjherfB NiNs, i0.
For twenty-five years have used Pain-hiier for
colds and chapVFd lip-, and consider II the hest
medicine ever otlcItd.-Gt0Tgc HOOpcr, iIiintiag-
tom. y. q.
was suffering severely with bronchitis. and my
throat Was 80 inhancd ] could scarcely swallow
any food. wa advised To try yOur Fd!u-kilicr.
and after taking few dO-c- was completely cured.
r. Wilkinson.
Dr. WALTON write from CoshOctOn: \ our Pain
Killer cures diphthcua and sore-tlroat, go alarm
ingly prcyalen. here, and has moi been known to
fail iu single instance. This fact you should make
known " the world.
Mrs. ELLTN y. MASON writes: My son WAS taken
violently sick with dphthCrla, high fever and cold
chils. SO many ch.. .dreu have d.cd here, | WAS
afraid O. call ply sician. and tried your Pain
Killer. lie was taken on sunday, and on Wcdnes-
day his throat WI, clear II WIS wonderful cure.
aud wish 10 could Doe known e. the poor mother,
who are losing 20 many children.
For chill- aud fever PAIN-kILLER has no
equal. IL cure when everything else fails
Delays are often dangerous. hottie Of PAIN
KILLER IN the house j. safeguard that no fami-
~ should De without. All druggists sell itat zoe.
JOc, and ~ per bottle.
PERRY DAVIS & son, Proprctors,
ie e2-ood,Apl Providence, X. 7.
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Official SnlaII-Pox Report.
UFFICE BOAkD UF IIEALTIl
RICHMOND. NA.. March |. lSS2.

OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH,
RICHMOND, Va, March |, 1882. !
10 the Editor of the Dispatch:
The report for to-day is ~ follows:
Colored male. No. 32S north seventeenth
street, yarioIoid; hospital.
Colorcd child, No. 328 north seventeenth
street, variolOid; hospital.
White male, Eighth street between Grace
and Broad. smallpox; hospital.
Colored child. No. SIS east Broad street,
smallpox; hospital.
White child. No. sos Catharinc street,
smallpox; home. =,
Colored girl, No. 80 west Marshall
street, smallpox; hospital.
Respectfully, j. u; CABELI.
President Board OF Health.
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10 me Eliior OF the Dispatch /:

In reply 10 the communication OF "Many
Citizens" which appeared in this morn
ing's Dispatch, desire to state that Gov
ernor street is the dividing line between
lIadison and jefferson Wards, and the
nuisonce complained OF Is in the former
ward, but will do all in my powerto nave
the cause OF the complaint removed.
Respectfully, JOHN VI. hiuoiNs'
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Acknowledgements.
RICHMOND, Va, February y,

RICHMOND, J., FtDTIIdT! ~ Ioo-'
10 The Editor OF the Dispatch;
Enclosed you will find Si-iifty cents for
the Midlothian cOal-minc sufferers and fifty
cents for the City Mission. CHARITY.
RICHMOND. Va, March |, 1882.
TO the Editor Of The Dispatch:
Please land the enclosed q 70 the City
Mission. and oblige a WELL-WisHER.
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should frequently rub few drops OF DARBN'S
PRoPHYLACIIc FLUID on their face and hands
especially when nursing those sieh with Infectious
diseases. Articles used on about the sick should
be dIsinfected, aud the atmosphere OF the STICK
room purified AMI yitalised BY rssng the Fluid IL
eject Is marvellous IN checking the spread OF con-
tagi0us diseases.
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PROTECTION PEOPLE.

Another Meeting Of tie Poiicy-Itolders of
the Virginia Mutual Protection Associa-
tioD-,Ir. Wilkinson Prcscn: and Interro-
Rntcd-A Statement 10 be Made by Him 20
Meeting TO be Held This Morning Facts
and Figures,
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~ YOU would RELISH FOOD, LABOR FOE II
before you t'ke it; and all the same pay for I, I'm
the sum OF twenty-five cents for breakfasts. r.r-
ners, and suprers ut LANES MODEL piSfNC-
Rooms, No. 322 north Seventh street.
y. B.-A limited number Of abic-bosTdors
tiken, aud few more families supplied.
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LILY BELLE CIGAR, Sc.

THE DrSHiN PIANOS, for years before AT
since the war recognized a. the leadnS in.tgu-
ments In the southern States are for sale sy nA.
MOS & NOSES.
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For year the DUSnAW PIANO was sold by 'ro-
fessor Ambold as The leading piano of this com e
try, and so have the best musicians endorsed a..
RAMOS MOSES, GA Main street, sole agents.
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VIoLINs. AcC0RDEoNs. GUITARS, aud all ! .l ].
of strings at the Inusc-house. 9l4 Main street.
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TROUBLESOME FELLOW.


In order TO get rid Of u troublesome fcl
low from Ohio he had within the last few
DAYS settled a claim which be held from hi
own private funds.
In regard 10 the Chinn matter, that bad
been settled. In full. he belonged 10 The
Commercial League. In regard 10 Or
Dickinson's claim, ne was IN the general
membership, and had been paid all that
was paid in on the assessment.
Assessments were made ont by the clerks
from proof papers. tie was IN Florida
when the last was made ont.
The funds were kept in tie National
Bank OF Virginia in his own name and
subject to his checks. The Board OF Dl'
rectors had given iull authority for that
course.
In regard to the S3,770 mentioned a. be-
ING on hand, he stated that tbs was pei
scheme OF his, and he had expended good
deal Of money from his private funds "a
keep il going and save litigation. When
the League had nearly or quite approached
81, 900 he expected an increase, and thai
the income would equal expenses. Agencies
had been established in Tennessee and
South Carolina, aud the members expected
a surplus. He had therefore told the clerk
TO report surplus, and he would pay u
out OF his private funds il Il did not come
i'm. He had continued TO do this until colH-
petition had dwindled membership down
too low.
The system is a good one-in his iudS-
ment the best system vi bfe-insurance ever
deyised-and II the Association were re-
organized and the management put III
Younger hands he could see no reason why
II should not again prosper.
At the conclusion Of Mr. Wiikinson's re-
marks, OF which we have given only an
outline, Colonel CarItngton's motion wa'
adopted. and the following committee ap'
pointed James \. Stubbs, G.. III. Causey,
william =. Wright, W. L. Shields, ard
George II. Burwell.
The meeting then adjourned until
O'Clock this morning.
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GET THE GENUINE ARTrcLE.-The great pcpu-
hriiy OF "WiLBoR's COMPOUND OF CoD-LiyGg
OIL AND LiNE" has Induced some unprincipled
persons 30 attempt % palm OF a gimplc article OF
their own manufacture; but any person who {,
suffering from Coughs, Colds or Consump;ion
should be careful where they purchase this artic!
II requires no pulling. The results OF It's u.c arc
its best recommendations; and the proprietor ha.
ample evidence on file Of ts extraordinary suce.s.
In pulmonary complaints. The Pho. phaic OF Lime
possesses 4 most marvellous healing power. ~
combined With the pure Cod-Llvcr OF by DIR. Wi
Dor. II Il prescribed by the medical faculty. Sold
by 4. d. WILBoR. Chemist, Boston. and all drus-
glsts.
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Personals and Briefs.

The Richmond ChriSfi0n .idrOGdie says
OF DR.. Stars address at Broad-Strect
church Sunday last on the life and services
oi The late Bishop Wiehtman: "In fitness
FOR the occasion and felicity in thought
and style. il was worthy Of the classic, clc-
CANT, and dcyout pulpit orator it illus
trated and commcmoratcd. The dew wa,
on Il. The smell and freshness Of the
meadow fingered about il. There was no.
thing OF the dust and dryne>s OF the baing
press. The estimate OF the good and noble
father in the Church was Just and dis
eliminating. The praise was not over.
speech. but iudicious and sincere
To-day At O'Clock the real estate firm OF
Il. T.. Chatlin x Co. will give at Monticello
Hall lunch to the Richmond police force
:. Brown Allen, Esq. has qualified 4,
Auditor OF Public Accounts, and "old
man Massey" is relieved TO be relieved.
Eight colored guards have been put on
duty at The penitentiary IN place OF whit,
men dismissed.
The Republican and ReadiuStcr clubs oI
the city are rc0rganizing iOr the spring
campaign.
j. W. &. smith j. The RoadjI,ter nomi
nee for Judge OF Stauuton.
Y called session OF the General Assembly
is regarded ~ Il fixed fact.
Mr.. Albert l.. West. architect, has near
ly completed the plans for five stores to bC
built by Mr.. j. Il. Pace on the old Spots
wood lot, corner Of Main and Eight
streets. They will be- very handSom,
structures, and will give to that portion o
Main street a greatly improved appearance
There were small pools OF water on th,
Free bridge yesterday during the rain
The plankS were laid 80 closely together
that the water could not run OF. This liz
Tie difficulty will doubtles-ly be at once
rcmcdied.
The buck that WAS captured in Rich
mond Monday afternoon ran through the
upper portion Of Manchester, jumping over
fences. roads, aud bitches. and creating
great excitement. Mr.. William y. Page
.Jr.. came very near catching the animal
II jumped over fence on Twelfth street,
landing right at Mr.. Page, feet.
Mayo's bridge will be opened to foot
passengers on next saturday by means OF Z
structure placed on chain cables.
Mr.. j. l.. Craig. toll-gatherer on Mayo
bridge, recently succeeded in killing Will
a rifle a large hawk which had been fol
months past deprcdating on hi, fowls.
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DUNHAM CELEBRATED PfASos at 9i4 Main
street Tor cash or easy payments.
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COMPLETE sTOCK. all styles and prices of no
superb EsrEY ORGANS ~ RA,ios Il MosEs'
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NOTICE.-I shall apply 10 the Board OF
y Directors of ths Richmond aud Dan, Ne Ral-
road Company for The EtStW NJ OF tEkIitl-
CATE No. 3.53G. dated May 20, 1870, Tor TWO
SHARES OF STOCK In slsi company standing
Ia nly name. the Oris nal having becn lo~t ml,-
laid. JOHN ~. DiLLARD.
de 2e-Ih2m Greensboro. y. {.
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PERSONS living in unhealthy localities nay
avoid Fever. Ague, aud Biiiousness by taking
CoLDEN's LIEEiG's LIQUID EXTRACT on BEEF
AND TOXIC ISyiGoRtToR. in pint bottles. AsN
for CoLDES's, take no other. OF druggists get
orally.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States; local rains, followed by
clearing weather, south TO west winds,
higher barometer. and stationary or slight
rise in temperature.
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NJ ELLysoN & CO., Acknowledgements inseft aa-
vertiscmen'sin all of tie newspapers of the United
states NJ publishers rate. Orders left at the DIS.
pdtch counting-room will receive prompt atien .
Z -.
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WE HAVE seycnty-fvc half-barrcls of Woor's
ROE IlEREISGS that We offer low TO the ;ra'c.
W. ID. BLAIR & 90.
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Police COURT. The following eases were
disposed of Yesterday:
Henry III. Winston, charged with being
drunk. was fined 81.
Robert Freeman (colored), charged with
keeping his bar-room open Oh Sunday, was
fined $40.
James Sncad (colored), charged with
being diSorderly and using profane IAN
guagc ON the street, was fined s..
Eddie Cook, very young colored boy,
charged with petit larceny, was turned
over to his father for correction.
John Gaines. charged with being drunk,
was committed to Jail for five day in de-
fault OF surety.
Lizzie Kelley (colOred, charged with
stealing one pair OF pillow-slips and other
articles, OF the value OF ~, from Lottie
Wright, was sentenced TO six months con-
iinement in Jail. An appeal was taken TO
the Hastings Court.
Richard johnson and John Thomas,
both colored. were found guilty OF petit
larceny, and both having been before con-
Victed and sentenced for like offence,
were sentenced 10 be confined in the city
jail for term OF sixty days, and to be pun
ished with five stripes each.
Andrew Jackson (colored), charged with
stealing silver watch valued al $40. the
property OF y. i. Eliasen, was sent on to
the grand jury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-02

TIE MozART TuIs ENlNG.-First, over
ture, " Merry Wives Of Windsor" (NIco-
lai.) orchestra; second. solo soprano, "She
Wandered Down the MOuntan-Side," #"
Clay,) Mrs. u. Il. Ramos; third, tro,
(Bccthoyen,) Mcs,rs. Laube, BaSeler. and
Thilow; fourth, " Rcycric," (VieuXtcmps,)
orchestra; fifth. ballad, But Then What
Could boz" GBcndeleri,) Mrs. VI. B. Ra-
mos: sixth, tduo violin and cello, " II Pi-
rata" kummcr,) Me>SrS. Adolph and G.
W. Thilow; seventh. potpourri, "Trayia-
Ia" Nerdi.) orchestra.
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20 WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN.- NO

i IfCE: A. substituted trustee for Ann NJ. Hol-
lsday, the widow, and Waller, James NJ, Alhcrt h..
" ilam A., and Albertt Holiday. children o.
Albert /. iloliaday, deceased, viii ai The end
three months. make application nj the Auditor.
ohice of the city ~ Richmond, for the rrIsse, In
my name. : such TRUSTEE. OF A LOST BoSD or
THE CITY OF KID DiiMOND Tor slloo, No 22s.
dated 81 III Of Nay, 1857, due the lst OF January
1859, az y per cent. Interest. Issued % Walker
Holiday, ana hy him transferred on tie Soth oi
May. s3T, to sleNand,rR liOladsy, trustee for
aboye-nained parties. said ia.t-namet trustee t-'-
Ing now dead. sad said bond having heea loss by
hlsi In his lifetime. WALLER HoIL NDAl.
T. 23-Tb3mo ftu tes
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