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The Chicago Tribune disparages Genera,

The Chicago Tribune disparages General
MCCLELLAN when speaking OF the bill to
"rctire" General Grant. We can tell the
Tribune that 1t Is the opinion of some folks
that II GRANT instead Of MCCLELLAN had
been In command OF the Federal army
around Richmond in 1862, that army
would never have been heard Of after
wards except as prisoners, and the war
would have ended almost three years
sooner than 1t did. The last remedy q
sick man takes before he RECEIVERS Is the
one which he recommends to bis friends.
GRANT happened to be the last remedy
used by UNCLE SAN.
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Mr.. s. j. Lambert, proprietor Of the
Abbott House, Parsons, Ark, says that St
Jacobs Oil il the boss rheumatic specific
ut has cured myself and wife," said MIR
Lambert, "of rheumatism. We both hat
rheumatism = infamma.ory rheumatism
too--and had 1t bad. ! believed in thu
remedy which every one was praising. and
used II. have ever since been glad that
did SO, for both my wife and myself real
lied speedy relief and cure. The st. ia
cobs oil Is splendid curative power. In
short, 1t Is just the best OF llniments."
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The OYSTER Interest.

We return thanks to Hon. G. ID. WISE
for public document (unboun0 with the
following title:
"The History and Present Condition OF
the Fishery Industries, Prepared under
the Direction OF Professor 5. +. baird,
United States Commissioner OF Fish ana
Fisheries, by G.. Brown Goode, Assistant
Director United States National Museum,
and a staff of Associates. The Oyster In
dustry. BY Ernest Ingersoll."'
The book comes from the Census Bureau
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Appleton's Annual Cyclop8dia,

1t il much better TO get this valuable
book at late day than to miss 1t altogether.
We have just received the AnnuoI Cyclic
podia for the years 1878, 1879, and 1850.
II contains q record of all the most i'm
portant events Of those years. II is strong
" bound, and the letter-press is entirely
unexceptionable. For sale by ID. APPLE
TON & Co., New York.
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Telegram from Mr.. GoOslc.
NORFOLK. March 4. ISIS,

To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
Have just seen in Dispatch report of dis
cllssion In the Senate yesterday in which
Mr.. Bailey is represented as saying that /
have for years cheated the Republicans In
this district. hereby denounce the state
ment as lie and the author as liar.
JOHN GOODE.
The above telegram was received too
late TO appear in Sundays Dispatchl
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NEW York. March 8.-Frank Hammett
and James Welsh, two fugitives from JUS
tice, Of Savannah, Ga, charged with steal.
Ing $500 from the safe In the Planters
Hotel there on the 18th OF February, were
arraigned IN the Tombs Police Court to-
day, and held to await q requisition from
the Governor OF Georgia.
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We are glad that RoDERIcK MCLEAN,
who shot at the Queen last week, has
turned out TO be man who was not long
since an inmate Of lunatic asylum. To
everybody, and to the Englishman cspe-
cially, there Is much satisfaction In the re-
hection. Americans would have expe-
rienced the same sort Of feeling II GuI-
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rEAu had proved to be hInatic instead OF
mere crank. II is not pleasant 10 lear
that sane men may be expected TO snoo'
Presidents OF the United States II these
latter offend them.
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Commenting TIT RSDAY, Decemhrr I-f.ffp
sale aud thoroughly comfortable passenger .f,in,-
HAVANA VIII leave West Point on arrival ni te
Richmond train TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS in..
AItRDAlS, arriving In baltimore alponf $40
A. NJ, and connecting with all trains nCrthWur,I.
straight tickets 10 Baltimore. IS 90
."ui' D NN
'-s'''t.
Sta'e-K0ons and Beths secured on apple.
from steamers cabin plans.
For Tickets, Ilme-Cnrds. and an lRfor. .r
call ON \. ". CARRIER 4 co, the Ticket A.Ht.
al The Richmond and Danylllc depot, or ihc i...f-
signed. POPE
General Passenger aud Ticket Nlruf
no 80 ~. z Tenth street
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BY contracting a severe cough and cold
was compelled to give up my daily work
and keep to the house. A neighbor recon-
mepded me TO try bottle OF DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. II was procured and used.
To my establishment relief was instanta-
neous. EDw. w. CLAYTON, Wayerly, Nd.
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Passenger. Freight.

'Ali trains daily except Sunday-pa.se, .,.r ,,,,
connecting ~ No.t Point on Tu.,days Thu~.l,.
ana saturdays with steamers Tor lialtimor. Il,
/ the North. "l'A
Freight train leaving Richmond al $40 A. N
VIII nave passenRer-cOach attached.
IRAN No. Al connects az Burkeyiilc With N.-
iok ana western railroad for Fariuyi'l, I,nrh-
Dury' ana All southwestern points.
IRAN No 90 Through passenger stop- AZ all .fa-
uons' connecusg ai Suthcrlin's with Milton and
nutherlln Narrow-1aggp railroad for Milton. "a I.
>ihsDnry with Western North Carolina railroad
Tor all points I'm Western North Caroltn, a A.
ldIta Tor all points south and Southwest
Train No 80 Through passenger and MALL .fot,.
~ All stations, connecting at Sutheriin's Nth Mil
Ion and suthcrlin'- Narrow-tiaugo railroad fn-
Mlton' ~ Atlanta Tor AZ points south and SOUTH
west AZ Charlotte with Charlotte. Columbia aul
Augusta railroad for Columbia, Augusta. Sasau-
nah, and Florida points
Trains from the south arrive 40 Richmond ~.
49, i. VI, $40 \. NJ, and l2:i4 r. VI. end fr.l.
West Point AZ 1920 ~ VI. lPasscnForl, andg.IUP.
VI. lFrcightl
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
on Train 5O-New York and Atlanta ~fg Nh
ingtOn and Dauyille.
ON Train 52-llichmond and Chart g.. ans
Charlotte and Charleston.
MI passenger trains stop at Bon Air.
Tickets sold 10 AL points .outh. -outhsg.t and
southwest. and baggage checked through
No lay-oyer checks given "a local ticket.
4. POPT.
General Passenger and Tick,t Ar,it.
T. VI X. TAL'OrT, General Manager. mi
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DEATHS.

Died, March @, 1882, Mrs: LUCY \. RAN.
DOLPH. widow OF Thomas Mann Randolph, OF
Tnekahoe In the scr ro ., gr psur.
church ut ~ VI. TO-DAY.
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Just receiving direct from FRANCE a fresh lot
Of CHAMPAGNE Of the following brands:
EXTRA DRY VERZENAY, WIN IMPERIAL,
MAXIMUM and PREMIERE SERRE.
These WINES were especially put up for me,
and are Of very superior quality.
Also. constantly on hand
MUAIAl. IIEIDSIECK, and l.. RODERER.
O. CRAM, No. IA Governor street
In addition 10 the above IMPORTED WINES,
| also keep the URBANA EXTRA DRY GOLD
SEAL 1.-The best American Wine) Ou sale.
NH Slim
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FANCY GOODS


s T E V EN- 5
HAS OPENED DURING THE WEEK
New designs In sILyER-PLATED FANCY
GOODS;
The handsomest PICKLE-STAND we have
shown at 81:
A few NEW DECORATIONS in TIN SETS;
A lot of HEMP BUSTERS;
TIN WAsH-BAsINs, CALENDARS, SPICE
BOXES, SHAREHOLDERS, &C.;
A large invoice Of ROCKING-CHAIRs, hand
someiy upholstered, at very low prices;
cuILDREN's CHAIRS, TABLE-CHAIRs,
NURsING-CHAIRs, &C.;
More OF that ELEGANT CREAM-LAID NOTE
PAPER. selling at l5c. per quire or paek-'tis
well worth 25c.
NOVELTIES CONTINUALLY ARRIVING
6Ia sos Broad street.
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For aged men. women. weak and sickiy
children, without n rival. VIII not cause
headache. Browns Iron Bltters.
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GEORGE LEE, (SEAL.l
FRANK POTTS, fsEAL.l
T.. A. SAUNDERS, sEAL.l

EOR SALE LOW, ONE ii. w. SMITHS
Il HEAVY, THREE-sIDED, EIGHT-lNCH
MOut.DING-MACHiNE: one FRANKS PONY
PLANER-works twenty-four inches wide. Apply
TO WHlTEHuRsT 4 OWEN,
Manufacturers Of sash, Blinds, Doors, &C.,
Twelfth street between Canal and Byrd.
NH 1-3t
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PULLMAN.CAR SERVICE
THE YORK RIVER LINE.

PASSENGER ROUTE
TO BALTIMORE AND all POINTS NORTH
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, AND NNrt-R-
DAYS
FROM RICHMOND AND DANNfLLt DEPOT
VIRGINIA STREET.
AT 24j L. VI.
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~ PERSONALLY LII PARTIES
indebted 10 us are requested 10 settle their &C
counts Immediately. Those not settled by April
lst will De given to the High Constable for coec-
ton. a. we leave the city.
HUTZLER BROTHERS,
NH 5-tf 523 Broad street.
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MEETINGS..

MASONIC NOTICE.-The men, "A
wi bcrs Of RICHMOND LODGE, No.~EN~
municatlor of their Lodge 1T St. Adams "
Hall. corner Third and Main streets, THIS
Tuesday EVENING at O'Clock. Members OF
sister lodges I'm this city and Manchester aud all
transient brethren In good standing are invited
10 meet with us. By order Of the W. VI.
JAMES T.. RIDDfCk, secretary.
MARCH z. 4. ID. 1882, a. l.. 5sS2.
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VxTEUAyE ALOT TOBACCO MILLS,
w very little used, consisting ,s Of pounds, n,
st,e wue ~ ansun,,flcturers. WIN sell low
NH Sat ~ '' QUARLEs & McCURDY,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
fT HIGHLY IMPORTANT!

NO TIME TO BE LOST
THE GOODS FROM THE BIG FIRE SALE
ARE GOING FAST. MANY LOTS WILL
BE CLOSED OUT THIS WEEK
THAT CANNOT BE REPLACED At so PER
CENT. MORE. DON'T LET THE OP-
PORTUNITY PASS, BUT GO
AT ONCE AND LAY IN
YOUR SUPPLIES.
TURKEYRED TABLE DAMAsK at 40. 80, 55,
81, so. SIC. and GIL per yard;
BLEACHED LINEN TABLE DAMASK nj 81,
GA, u, 7s, 97c., sl.1O. and s1.17 per yard:
CREAM LINEN TABLE DANIAsK at 90, "A, 45,
80, so, 7s. 81, and csc. per yard;
DAMAsk TOWELS at 81, SIPS, S1.66, sl.75,
50, $40, az 65, 80, and SO per dozen;
HUCKABACK TOWELS at 81, sl.35, sl.75,
1925. 1885. :2.67, and 1884 per dozen:
STRIPED TOWELS at 81, s1.20, and 50 per
dozen;
CRASH, ALL PURE LINEN, at 6ll, Z, s, and 90.
per yard;
MARsEILLEs QUILTS ut s2.2s, $3.50. 50, and
81, worth 30 per cent. more;
P1ANO-COyERs at a worth SO, at $3.50 worth
50:
JUTE TABLE-COyERs mt s5c. worth s2
NAPKINS at 10, sJc., $50, 81. s2.lO, SO, and
1913 per dozen;
TURKEY-RED NAPKINS at 40, s0c., and ST.
all very cheap;
WHITE QUILTS at roc, 81, 81 30, s1.40, s1.60,
and sl.92, worth so per cent more;
LINEN sIIEETING, fun width, ut 81 worth sl.35
per yard:
PILLOw-CAsE LINEN at As, 60, and 7sc. per
yard-very cheap;
SUPERIOR PILLOW-CASE COTTON at lac.
per yard
10-4 BLEACHED COTTON SHEETlNGS at the
lowest prices;
BED-TICK at 1917. IA. Is, and 16'.c. per yard;
STRIPED SHIFTING at Ice. per yard worth
15c.:
GTNGHANIS at 64c. per yard;
CALICOES at ) and she. per yard:
LINEN DE DACCA at II. 20, and 22c. per yard
worth % 30, and Csc. per yard;
CHECKED MUSLIN at 8, 10. Is, 1G'l. and lie.
per yard. worth much more;
STRIPED MUSLINS at l2H worth zoe;
FIGURED PIQUES at Is worth 25c.
REMNANTS of COTTON DIAPER very cheap;
BLANKETS at extremely low prices;
BLUE and WHITE SHETLAND SHAWLS at
S5c. worth s1.50;
FINEST PRINTED PERCALES in dark colors
at sc. per yard
UEMsTITCHED HANDKERCIIIEFS at Sc.
worth &c., at l3c. worth zoe, at l5c. worth
23c., at lie. worth 25c ut 25c. worth Acc.
LARGE ARRIVAL OF SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS.
PERCALES. CAMBRICS, GINGHAllS, and
CALICOEs;
WHITE GOODS of every description;
TORCxION, VALENCIENNEs .GUIPURE, BRA
BANT, MRECOUNT, MONTEsPEN, BAL
MORAL, TUSCAN, SPANISH, ENGLISH
THREAD, VENICE, and fifty other STYLES Of
LACES;
HAMBURG EDGINGS and TNsERTINGS-the
largest stock and the lowest prices. We have
on hand at least 10000 yards. 4 large assert
ment of EDGINGS and INSERTlNGS TO
match. To which we call particular attention.
PARASOLs aud UMBRELLAS large assort-
ment direct from the mapufacturers. Examine
this stock.
TIDES at T. 10, 90, % 35c., aud up to So, worth
about double the money;
CHECKED. STRIPED, NAINSOOk. TARLA-
TAN, CAMBRIA. and SWISS MUSLIN;
VICTORIA LAWNS At all prices;
WHITE LINEN LAWNS and PRINTED LINEN
LAWNS in great variety;
GINGHAMS. ALPACAS, CASIiMERES, DE-
BEGES aud other DRESS GOODS;
\ fun assortment OF GOODS FOR BOYS AND
MEMS WEAR, TAILORs' TRIMMINGS;
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS in great
variety.
Remember. the LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS
nj the LOWEST PRICES Is at
g.frr D
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)ICHMONp. FEEDEnICK.RlM

ID lt II MOND FREDERIC k~Bi Et
AZ AND POTOMAC RAILROAD, I..lU'.
commencing SUNDAY, jlumry ,2. lt~L.
300 4. NJ, leave, Byri-strc,f fIrio1 lall. -fI
only 20 Milford .u4 iulrIr. ......
600 \. NJ, leaves byrd->tr0cf station dll.. I..
ccuf sunday.
800 +. VI. leaves Byrd-- rr,. ,'.iYn dali.
400 J.. VI, Accommodation tor Ashland.
Brudd-~fuct station daily U....t
>undHyrl.
ll:2S \. VI. arrives lt Byrd-~fItri station
1904 Z. VI. arrives lt Eyrt->tna,t station t....
make no local stops.
9:4S L. W., arrive af Hyrd--ircof station
Except Sunday.
S34 \. VI, Accommodation. arrives go D.
street station daily except '.f
4. \. TAYLOR. General Ilettt t.t.t.
+. T. 10. MYERS. General Superintendent .f .'
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ROASTED COFFEE.
7 EVENINGS ROASTED COFFEE.
HIGHEST AWARD ATLANTA EXPOSITION,
1881.
To THE RESIDENTS OF RICHMOND AND WIZ
GINA GENERALLY
Approaching the growing want and demand for
ROASTED COFFEE,
we have recently added TO our
COFFEE IMPORTING AND JOBBING BUSI-
NESS,


ROASTING DEPARTMENT.
our many years experience I'm the handling Of
coffee, and the large stocks now carry, give IL
UNUSUAL facilities for securing the MOST DEsIRA-
BILE cofiees for ROASTING.
In this age Of adulleration, II Is all-importanl
that IN all ARTICLES or FOOD we secure those
free from all deeterious manipulation. These
goods of ours VIZ guarantee ABSOLUTELY
PURE, the coffee being well selected and roasted
by the most approved machnery-not glazed or
polished in any way.
The present HIGH STANDING of OUR HOUSE
throughout the country, attained ONLY after MANY
YEARS of ACTIVE and HONORABLE BUSINESS
EXPERIENCE, IL your guarantee that you can
RELY upon OUR GOODS being As REPRESENTED.
by permission, we append 4 certificate from a
number of your fellow-fownsmcn which speaks for
itself. r.. LEVERlNG & Co,
Baltimore, Md.
These goods will be for sale by leading groccrs
IN this city.
The undersigned take great pleasure I'm tcstfying
to the high character of Mes-r,. r.. LEyEEGNG 4
Co, Of Baltimore. Any statement they may make
I'm regard 10 their goods may be implicitly relied
upon. Wherever they are known this assurance
will De altogether unnecessary.
SPOTS & GIBSON.
DAVENPORT & MORRIS.
II. X. ELLISON,
GATES, BfON GATES,
NH j. T. ELLISON.
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4 BOOK FOR EVERY TEACHER
MORE GOOD BOOKS, CHEAP.

RANDOLPH & ENGLISH, 1902 and 1904
Main street. otier multitude of valuable works at
low prices. Chambers Encyclopedia. - vol
uncs, $3.50; Franklin-~lwre Library
200 kinds. az 10. 10, and 20 cents: Goethe " T.
helm Meister. 30 cents lyanhoc 20 cents. Tom
Brown at Rugby. 10 cents: kingsley iIypatin.
20 cents; Last Days of POmpdi. 20 cents; tit-
teen Decisive Battles. 40 cents. Irving Ssofch-
Book. 70 cents: knckcrbOckcr',, New York. 4Oc.
NH J-h&W
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FAIR.
COOKS EXCURSIONS.
GE


r U RoP E! 10
COOKS GRAND EXCURSIONS leave New
York APRIL 81, JUNE 8, and JULY /. 1882.
Full particulars In special PAMPHLET sent free
on application. PASSAGE TlCkEIs by AL At
LANTlC STEAMERS. special iaciIiti , i0r Sc, Sc
curing GOOD BERTHS. TOURIST TICKETS
for individual travellers in EUROPE, by all routes,
at reduced rates.
COOKS EXCURsi0NISi, Win maps by InaiI'
10 cents. THOMAS COON * SON,
26l Broadway, New York. Post-Olfice Box 1911.
"A. BARATTONI, Manager. fe 7-eod4m
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.

EASTER-CARD
IMMENSE DISPLAY.
No. 90S MAIN STREET ONCE MORE TO THE
FRONT.
THE TRlUNPHS OF ST VALENTINE TO BE
EXCEEDED BY THE VICTORIES
OF EASTER.
THE LARGEST, CHOICEST, AND MOST 81
LECT ASSORTMENT or
EASTER-CARDS IN THE CITY.
Remember. that No. COS MAIN STREET a. the
place for the GENUINE SACHET and the AR
rISTIC SILk-FRINGED CARDS.
mh \. LEONARD, bookseller.
4 BOOK FOR EVERY TEACHER
"A AND SCHOLAR.
METHODS OF LANGUAGE-TEACHlNG As
APPLIED 10 ENGLISH. by Professor THOMAS
Il. PRICE. VI. A., Ii. D.. of the University Of Nr-
ginia % cents. Mailed 10 any address upon r.
celpt Of price.
our stock of BOOKS and STATIONERY d
large and complete in every department orders
solicited and promptly attended 10.
WEST, Johnston Co,
NH OIL Main street.
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MARCH, 7. A. ID. 1882, A. L. 5

A MEXICAN LEGION OF HONOR
IN The members Of NAPOLEON COUNCIL,
No. Al, \. l.. OF H., will attend stated meeting
at their hall corner Fifth and Marshall streets,
on THIS Tuesday EVENING, March Z, 1882,
at ~ o'clocb. Candidates requested 10 be prompt.
Members ofsiser councils invited to be present.
by order a the Commander.
NH Tilt Il. ;. DENNY, Secretary.
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CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL SOCIETY
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The eleventh annual meeting viii be held THIS
Tuesday EVENING, March 9TH, at 1870 O'Clock.
Election of officers and other important business
TO be transacted \ fine of fifty cents i Imposed
by the Law for nOn-attendance at this meeting.
by order Of -
NH 7-1t PRESIDENT A. VI NELLY.
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Remember. the LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS
At the LOWEST PRICES Is at
mh7 LEVY BROTHERS.
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DICHMOND AND PETER,BIEc

MOND AND PETER>BI re-
IL RAILROAD COMPANN.-C ommou.in.
SUNDAY, January %, ls~1. trains uu tli. r.ld
viii run a. follows.
LEAVE RlCuiosu-~Drru.
3:l5 +. NJ, FAST NAIL, daily. Nasc, u.r,,rl
connections ior ,1ylunA. -..f.
onlyat Potcrslurg and Chester
ll.5O \. VI, THROUGH MAIL, daily. f..,....
Ing for D. lcigli, tulrir-f.f. fI-
gusta, AIKEN savannah. auf ....-
tonfilic. stops 90 ~h.H-, f.t.
tcntraa. Pullman ~ar.f- I.-
tween New } orh tni tha1 ioH ,.
this train.
1909 Z. NJ. MAIL, daily. make. Mror-l co.-
nccuon for th.rIl.lon. Savannah
andJacksOnfIllr. ~tDp.ai brown .
Blum tcuirailf, lul Chester. rI'..
man Palace ~iftping-t Ar hDf....
Washington and jach rDyilir. O. ...,
on this train.
600 +. NJ, FREIGHT, daily except sunllf.
O:l0 \. VI, FREIGHT, f.Hi} except ~ulIrf.
LEAyErErLH,utEG-AogIn
1868 \. NJ EAST MAIL, aaily. Stop ODD. .'
$40 +. W., TIIROI'GHNAIL. daily osrD...,
with Richmond. frctcrlck,blIt
Potomac railroad Tor 100 pniuI. .t
and NC,t. also making conu,.
with Chesapeake and Ohio rI.II..I,
for all point- West Tbs fH.f
stops AZ Manchester. Chester. ar.
tmtrsll. Pullman Sleeper on tII.
train between Charleston and NfH
York.
GaO 4. NJ, MAIL, dolly. connecting dolly ..,.
fept sunday with fIU Eir..INH...
fredericksburg tud POf0fHlr I..iI.
road for the North HBd Wet stop.
"a Chester brtwry', Nlln. ui t..-
tIalia. Pullman Palace ~lO ItU,.
Cars between jacksonville. tf-
aud Washington ou this Train.
500 \. VI. tRFl6IiI. dufl except ~uuIIN.
! 1880 l.. VI, FREIGHT. daily except SUNDAY.
direct fDur-f0urs connection d, made IriNt.a
Richmond and NorfIlb lbs trin- tlsIus l'lrh-
u.ond 80 ] 800 4. ". Aui Norfolk mo- 1925 40. d..
All trains leaving Petersburg wIn tar. frDm fh'
AppomfttON depot D. ID. MILNE.
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\ direct four-fours connection d, made lrit,.a
Richmond and NnrfIlh hN Trains tltIus Iirh-
u.ond 80 100 4. ". and Norfolk no 1925 40. D..
All trains leaving Petersburg wIi -tlr. fr.m fh;
Appouait0N depot. D. d. MINE.
ttul.l superintendent
h2l
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THE ESCAPED MISUNDERSTANDING on THE
RAIL-OFFICiAL INSPECTION OF THE CHESA-
PEAKE AND ONO RAILwAY-sPRINGS MAN
AGER-RELIGiOUS.
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THE GOODS FROM THE BIG FIRE SALE
ARE GOING FAST. MANY LOTS WILL
BE CLOSED OUT THIS WEEK
THAT CANNOT BE REPLACED At so PEI,
CENT. MORE. DON'T LET THE OP-
PORTUNITY PASS, BUT GO
AT ONCE AND LAY IN
YOUR SUPPLIES.
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III CHAMPAGNE.

nili5-tf
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virginia News.

a negro woman, named Roma Smith, was
shot in Norfolk on Saturday night by q
negro named Charles Gusts. The ball in
ticted flesh wound.
Mr.. Charles W. Nowland, an old and re-
spected citizen OF Alexandria, who was
stricken with paralysis on Thursday last,
died on Saturday.
Mr.. Charles A. Ward, a former citizen Of
Alexandria, and son-in-law Of Mr.. A. ID.
Warfield, OF that city, died in Lakewood,
Pa. on Friday last.
The Lynchburg Nelcs OF Sunday says
"Intelligence was received i'm this city yes
terday Of the fatal burning OF Miss Mary
Johnson, daughter OF Mr.. Frederick
Johnson, wealthy and prominent farmer
residing in Botetourt county not far from
the Natural Bridge, and nearer still to
Gillmore's Mills. The distressing accident
occurred on Thursday night, but the cause
OF it was unknown to our informant"
The Pearisburg Vrgiaian says: Jimmy
Oliver, the little boy who was so badly
wounded Christmas morning by an eX-
plosion at the mouth OF Walkers creek,
died yesterday morning. This is most
remarkable case OF the tenacity to life. 1t
will be remembered that an inch pin was
driven INTO his skull distance OF two or
three inches by the explosion, and when
withdrawn large portion OF the brain
matter from the left lobe ran out. II was
thought at one time that he would get well,
and his condition continued to improve for
more than month, but unfayorable symp-
toms set In, and he has been dying by de-
grces for several weeks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-14

Once rheumatism was the bane OF Il
mans existence, until st. Jacobs Oil came
to the rescue. II II Is crowned In the
opening years OF its career, where will a
decade place its
"Mr. Herman johnson, OF Great Bend,
Kansas, Is subject to frequent attacks Of
rheumatism. Mr.. johnson states that he
can find no relief except from the liberal
use Of st. Jacobs Oil. He keeps 1t In his
house all the time, and has discovered that
1t IL useful for more complaints than rbeu-
matism. lie uses it on his feet, and he
saws II prevents them from scalding when
plowinr In the summertime. He also says
II Il itist the best thing In the world for
burns, sprains, cuts, and bruises. As for
his back, which was for long time lame
from rhcumatism, why that Is thing Of
the past
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-14

Lord George Montague, Third Secretary
OF the British Legation, died suddenly on
Sunday evening In Washington. A week
ago he visited the Falls OF the Potomac and
was oyertaken by rain and saturated. On
arrival home he was taken with chills, and
becoming worse, DR.. Lincoln was sum-
moned, who pronounced him i'll OF diph-
iberia. on Thursday his disease became
fully developed, and on Friday his friends
were summoned, as IL was thought he was
then dying. Surgeon-Gcneral Wales and
DIR. Lincoln performed the operation OF ira
ch@otomy. Early Saturday morning enbol-
ism set in, and 1t became apparent that
death was at hand. He continued alive
until 1i:2G Sunday morning. Hon. Lionel
Sackville West telegraphcd the news OF his
death to his relatives In England. His
body will be cmbalmed. Deceased was
born January Ia, 1855, and was the fourth
son of George, sixth Duke OF Manchester.
and is the brother OF the present Duke and
cousin OF Count Vaudeville, who in 1876
married the daughter Of Count Senior Yzns-
90 Del Vale, of Ravenswood, La. He was
attache at Constantinople January 5,
1878, and in 1879 promoted to a third see
retaryship Of the British Legation in Wash
ington. He was unmarried.