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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-27
Tragedy I'm Yaneeyviiie, n. G.
Special telegram 10 the Dispatch.


LYScHBURo, VA, April 2G.-To-day O
shocking tragedy occurred at Yanceyville,
n. C., resulting in the instant killing Of
Nathaniel Johnson and probably fatal shoot
ing OF George Williamson, Jr., and wound
ing OF Postmaster Felix Roane. The affair
is said to have originated last Saturday be-
tween Roane and Colonel George William
son, formerly q member Of the North Caro-
lima Legislature. when the latter iestingly
twittcd the former with having accepted a
commission from Republican Administra-
ton. Roane, IL seems, took offence at this;
but no difficulty occurred ut the time. This
morning n difficulty occurred between
Roane and Colonel Williamson, supposed
to have grown out OF the above incident.
Later in the day Nat. johnson, nephew OF
Colonel George Williamson, was sent for
while engaged on his farm, near Yancey-
vile, and Immediately repaired TO the
village and had consultation with
George Williamson. Jr.; after which
the two were seen to 90 in the
direction OF the post-otlice. When oppo-
site Hendorson's store, which adioins the
post-oflice building, they observed Roane
coming in the opposite direction from his
dinner, armed with double-barrclled
shotgun. Postmaster Roane, upon seeing
Messrs. johnson and Williamson, Jr.,
warned them not to approach him further,
but the young men paid no heed to the eau
ton. and continued to advance, whereupon
Roane took deliberate aim and emptied the
contents OF the gun in Johnson's DO ~,
killing him instantly. ROane then drew a
pistol simultaneously with young William
son, and both began firing. Williamson
was struck full in the forehead by the
pistol-bsll, and most probably fatally
injured, while Roane only received
painful wound in the calf Of his leg. Post
master Roane Immediately surrendered
himself TO the authorities. All OF the par
ties to the unfortunate aii'ray were highly
connected in North Carolina and in Dan
Vile, Va. and the tragedy has caused in
tense excitement.
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Forty.sevcnih Congress First Session.
SENATE.

Senator Butler introduced bill 10 pro-
vide for c0aling the dock and naval store
house at Port Royal, DC. Referred.
Senator Beck called up his bill to punish
unlawful certification OF bank checks. He
said it was identical with the bill which
passed the House soon after the "Black-
Friday" troubles in New York. He
quoted from the report by the House COM
miitce which investigated those troubles.
dcprccating this practice OF certifying
cheeks which do not represent cash
deposits. Department communications
and laws on the subject were ordered TO
be printed in the Record, and the bill laid
over until tomorrow.
The Senate went 10 the calendar and
passed the bill to empower the Secretary OF
War TO audit the claim for rent to the state
OF South Carolina for the occupation Of the
Citadel Academy, at Charleston.
Senate bill for the removal OF the political
disabilities Of Or. a. sydney Tibb>, which
the Military Committee had amended 50 a.
to repeal section 1918 OF the Revised STAT
utes, being the act 81 July II, 1866. was
objected to by Mr.. Edmunds. The obicc-
ton was followed by sundry expressions Of
dissatisla ton on the Democratic side. and
Mr.. Garland moved to take up the bill. re-
marking that the question was one which
ought 10 De met 1T once.
Mr.. EdmunGs read the section 10 show
il prevented any person who had served in
the militery or naval service Of the Con-
federaie states from being appointed to any
position in the army OF the United states.
After some discussion the matter was ST.
per.eded by the anti-Chnese bill, which
came up as unfinished business. Mr.. Slater,
OF Oregon. being the first speaker.
Mr.. Edmund. moved an amendment de-
fning the words Chinese laborcrs" to
mean persons who usually engage in man
u9l labor.
Mr.. Farley obtained the floor and the
bill wen. over.
Executive session. Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
On motion OF Mr.. Valentine, OF Ne
braska. the senate amendments to the az
ricultur1l appropriation bill were non-con-
CURED in.
Mr.. Calkins. Of Indiana, chairman OF the
Committee on Elections, called up the con-
te,ted-election case OF Lynch rs. Chal-
mers. from the Sixth congressional district
Of Mississippi.
Mr.. Randall, OF Pennsylvania, raised the
question OF consideration.
The House decided by vote OF ayes
10. noes %. to consider the case.
Mr.. Atherton, Of Ohio, demanded the
reading Of the report.
At the conclusion OF the reading OF the
report Mr.. Pettibone. OF Tennessee, took
the floor in support OF the case Of the con-
te,tant Lynch.
Iiewa, followed by Mr.. Atherton in favor
OF Chalmers. after which the matter went
over till tomorrow.
AI;curr,o1
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the T,ll,noosa tonight, with the President,
secretary Of War, Secretary OF the Navy,
Senator Davis president OF The senate),
and Others. The guests tonight numbered
thirty.
Associated Press Reports TO INC Dlspa'ch.l
THE sTAR-RoUrE CASES.
WASHINGTON. April 20. Interest in the
star-route cases was transferred to Judge
Smells Police Court this morning on Il
hearing in the ease OF Montford &. Reir-
delI AGAINST whom a new proceeding has
been entered on account OF the inyalldity
~ the old indictment against hlm.
Nearly all Of the parties prominently
connected with the case We're present
about the court. Among the new
faces were those OF eX-Postmaster
James and ex-Attorney-General Mac
Veaeb. The new indictment Is almost
identical with the old one, except that the
defendant's name is given In full. Counsel
for the defence again moved for postpone
ment. bat their motion was not entertained.
The reading OF the indictment occupied
nearly four hours. Ex-Attorney-General
NacVeagh and ex-Postmaster-Genera
james were the only two witnesses eX-
amined, and the court sat until 1870 L. VI.
I'm iderthat their testimony might be COM
ploted. Throughout the testimony the de-
fence pursued the same dilatory tactics in
the way Of objections, protest, and in
terruptions to secure all adjournment
or postponement but the Court an
nounccd its readiness to sit until 10
O'Clock, or until the testimony was con-
cluded. In case the present proceedings
against Reirdell don't secure his indictment
by May lst, the statute Of limitations will
end them and new cases will have to be
fnunn
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WINNIPEG. MANITOBA, April 2G.-Ihe
Red river and its tributaries is still rising.
The As.inaboine IS breaking up and calls
ine much trouble. \ rise at the rate Of an
inch and hall an hour i reported from
Moeryille, Monitoba. where the water Is the
highest known for twenty-one years. some
houses on the river bank are completely
submerged. About 1000 DELAYED passen-
GERS arrived ut WINNIPEG lastnight. They
were transferred two miles south Of ST..
Vincent to steamers, which took them and
the mails directly across the prairie TO a
station on the Canada Pacific railroad,
whence they proceeded by special train.
This method OF transportation VIII con-
tinue until the flood subsidies. 1t Is stu
rising there. The air line between here
and Portage is submerged, and traffic is
again indefinitely interrupted. Provisions
had 10 be sent last evening 10 me refer OF
the passengers detained about thirty miles
west OF this city. and who are in from two
10 three feet OF water.
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a Skeleton at the Ramauct.-

san FRANUsCo, April pa Tucson dis
patch saws: At meeting OF several thou
sand citizens last evening it was decided
tia, the following be telcgraphcd j. an
opcn letter TO the President and Cabinet
and 10 both houses OF Congress:
During the rci0icines incident to the
Grand military display announced to take
place at Fort Monroe Thursday we beg 20
oaer Won a, a skeleton TO sit at Your BAN
oI,et The flct that nearly one hundred OF
our pioneers have within few day, been
wantonly murdered in cold blood by the
dcyili,h Apaches. whom q cruel and mis-
taken policy permits TO survive THEN Grim
II some small portion OF the expenditure
incurred in your grand display could be
devoted to such measures as would pre-
clude the probability OF am increase in the
li.t q orr murdered dead. We could send
YOU GREETINGS Of gratitude and cheer in
place OK this message revealing our sorrow,
hclples>nc>s. and our dcsolation.
[sicnedl "JANEs IL. I"oLE' e.
chairman
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An Alleged FOrgcr.

LYNcHBURG, Va, April 26.-At the in
stance OF Mcssrs. W. II. Evans q Co., Of
Cincinnati. and Mes-rs. X. T. Lairi * Co.,
tobacconi,is OF LynchbuTg, Va. autboritie,
in several places have been instructed to
arrest W. y. Glass. formerly a mcrchan-
disc broker o. Little Rock, Ark. Glass has
falsely represented himself to DE a member
of the firm OF Lairi * Co. On the 18th in
slant he forged their names to a draft and
obtained the money on 1t from the MesSrs.
Green, OF Jackson, Miss.
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Tbo rudians ON inc War Path.

san FRANCISCO, April ga dispatch
from shakespeare, y. ~. dated yesterday,
saws that telegram just received from the
operator at stern's Pas, reports That the
town o. Guallesyillc. in Arizona, Just over
the New Mexico line. was burned and
completely destroyed this afternoon by
indians. Thirty-lve white people were
killed. The Indians are scattering into
small bands and making forthe Chiricahua
mountains. Colonel Forsyth, with his
entire command, is IN pursuit.
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Mare Arizona Indian Atrocities.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 2G.-Another Tue
son dispatch gives the loiioMi9s rom
Tombstone citiZens: I" thc in'hins at
o,,a oh Ar,znna' ON the ash April, killing
three nemherS2 Lowers. Ray, and Hickey.
Three others made thoT escalc' me IN
dams carried of all The camp pI1per'y'
Many Americans Gre in the nelshoosins
hills. and are expected to he caught. 500
loza has ordered the soldiers anu ,oiuh-
teers TO pursue the Indians anu take no
prisonerSv
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO TIE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

and Other Washington Mat
ters-The Star-Route Gases, Aaain-Raiph
Waldo Emmerson Critically Iil-A sug-
gestIvc Message from Arizona TO President
Arthur, His Cabinet, and 20 Congress-The
flood In Manitoba-Siorc Ravnsos by In
dians in Arizona-A Town Burned and Thir-
ty-fve Persons Murdered In New Mexico-A
forger at Work.
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NnrfnlII HnIilipa

Especial telegram 70 the D.spatch.l
NORFOLK, Va, April 2G.-The Republic
cans and Reidiusters held their Nominating
Convention to-day, and made UP a mixed
municipal ticket. Mayor William Lamb
was renominated. and a darky named +.
\. Minkings was put up for street Inspec-
tor. The nomination OF councilmcn WAS
deferred until next week.
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Soap: Common, b 7c.; best washing. 7,s1s &C.. I:
toilet. Sac rc and fupy prizes, counry, 4ef6c.
Tsfs: Black. 25ef5oe.; Imperial, 25t17jc.
gunpowdcr, 35c.Elsi.
Hides, Leather. &c.
Hdss: Wet salted- los dry saItcd, b l4c.:
dry mint, Isolde green. 6efCc.
.teather. Rough leather, 23c. Soc; finished bar
ncss leather, 200. JSc.: finished upper. 900 5Jc.,
finished kips- 50a 75c.: he'niock sole. c0@26c.
Iron, Steel. Nails, &c.
Iron. American renresi. Old Dominion bar,
. s-i0c. a n. for standard sizes; English and
American sheet y, "a SIC. swcsies. hammered, go
SIC; hoop. 4he15fc.
Nails: Old Dominion. $40 for standard size,
for 600 kegs
Piovgh- Castings; wholesale, 3Kc.: retail, 4xc.
q n.
Rope: Manila. best 15e.: into, sa9c.
Lumber. Slaves. &c.
Lumber, White ouk. 4I5@s20.P 1000: West
cru Virginia poplar, sl5ets26 = 1000; West
virginia white pine, sl5ms53 q LOCO; yellow
pine boards. slO.JOnSll; dry clear. S14fft6.
aud In demand: jOisi- O-5O6is11 according %
lengths sbingles-piue- sl.75mS2.5O: cypress,
six-ineh, $50 - q LOCO. LatIs-Splt, 81
sawed, 80 & 1000.
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COO the tax Il ten cents on the one hundred
dollars. In other words. the tax OF mer-
chant who purchased 100000 under the
old law was $40. and under the present
law Il Is $3.50; II he purchased 100000 I'M
der the former law his tax was S240,
under the new law II Is S2l0.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.


t..rl.. a. non a.. RIM : 4 IA : iarrUl.
Itnr0r, 93c. r M.
Bufter: Prime % choice yellow JZ47fc'' iair
% good. 100 DC. ,...,.,, 60. ..,...,,,.,..
tgf" hGHt5 o'~''"'' F'i "'''''' IVA '''''
II toF GU! nlli7.
bfH"s Npinlh'i'
Pens: Nominal. .. ,,..,.,...t..
Dft+d run; -Nl,lN.I,' ~, .. "a che
lOe.i cherlit s. IL - a. iroii5 rlplol
zoe. quarters unpeeied' &C.; halves unpeeied'
e. H.. oq1oec ctfcter.. 2jn
Li's fD"i'' NUNS ''
3uc.
isy5g2Iers. Prime l.vc-goo.e. Il Joc.; common
Fiarse.l: sl.lo9s1I5 E eus s:, n ro,o,,,.
mn: yrTniamotny i.03e 10 ,5, f6eS Sl'
cloycr-niN cI. poe ~ ''o''i' '''
Dus; oV" b9V' =, -ol,.2 - "a b,rr,r
',." of',.,,''- sf-3wsl. 81 b H. Seneca.
free OF tops. 4o@5oe. Z ..
LGra; conn y ~ w iiI,,il
~: , l.' 49,, -; - = ''''''''
ShucLs. 7Jr see.
B0ied Stf1f bV.e tUc.
iH"si. washed 35c.: unwa.hcl, .35e. Bur
ny wool Will blln- ifom ~ &C. . w. '''' ""'N
above rate.
cement. L'iie, ri'' =, I. : :, -,
stf, ,,ri,ri.rr-,i ~, Toe. = bu.hel: Rock
L,a' ~, ny ~ arcordio0 H. quantity.
l'1 ~ sl'oY'i ~ f75. el,'rpd. - calclned
MA ftaT - Z TIL lsf
Idf: Large Size 9tei si'-''
Dry Goods.
TO-. ,,.,,4,,..., eir. N,rtfmack shifting.
,1,ii,',nd fc south Bridge. &C.; Pacific.
&c. hlrilll,'iI -. y" ,,''s,le Siirfine Jc. Dun-
o,g.'' snsn.. cc.: Manchester, exc: wash
nc. = ~. Mallory pink &C: Mallory Purple.
~, .Simu-0n Mourning, q .c >imp.on Grey, 90;
o, 49,, ~" lt,i.st Si.c. Harmony. &C.: Ashland
S ,Iitt 'c c
S"b,,' " l..,oDs- Manchester p A.. Sac: MAN.
cbester Al 4. l.. g.: Eockhndge - y; r.
&C. ' '.,.,el I,iyer u. d.. 7i1e.
'sc.' "''''' 80
DgEas. Dycstniis' OiI,' at
4l,,fn. Ac.
lIeoL0I. s2.7J = gallon. .,....
Concsat,oted Lye' s3esl 2 easo'i '''' QUO"
COpperos: g
Cge6incdi. 6jc. Il u.
Ertr0cf ~ Lpg'cDDd' lo''
indian: 9Dc.H II.
/ Ntdder. lie. ...t,o e1Gai75
I OILS: lin.eod. Igc; i9r'ii.. So ae0c.: L.
brador-cod or. 5OE dec' i lifi : 81 :, e.ol
dozen; Dc iliu, 9t,f.5Dc. kora.sue, sc.
Virginia iA,fl'@''"9'
/ cash G E.i.pl. o.
hdst "t~f til,Jr I'm kf.ls: English .o,.9, Sc.
nllI 81 - A.
I amer , ~. -, r.. ..'t,os. R5e
oP""' ,
Foreign tTui's ana NahSy'
c,.g.,. I2XGI3c. r e.
! LstlD4s: sI.50gf5 FboN
/ Oraagss: 900 500
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CuoCKERY. GLASSWARE. dc.

NEW GOODS.
We have just opened the Target stock OF
SPRING GOODS
ever exhibited In this city, consisting OF
RICH DIsQUE and DRESDEN FIGURES,
VASES. and FANCY Articles;
ELEGANT DINNER. TIA, GAME, FISH,
OYSTER, ICE-CREAM-, and DESSERT.
SITS.
! In CHAMBER ToiIET-wAREc cur assortment
cannot be snrpassed.
| Cur stock Is complete In every department, and
the prices very low. Cali and examine n.
/ v. n. TAYLOR,
mis- lelf Main ssss<ss
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hour.

Flour-We quote: Fine, S4.25@&4.50; extra,
S6.5UaS6.7j; saperfnc. Sj.jOms6: common su-
u4rtinc - ESQ 1925: common family. - Z0W
$50: choice family. SS@s9. Feeling hrmer'
price, advanced - soc.
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PICrUREs. FRAMEs. sc.

VHE LATEST
PAINTINGS. ENGRAYINGS' oLEoGRAPHs.
CHROMO>. at very low fgurcs;
PHOTOGRAPIl-. VELVET. and IA / l.
FRAMES;
CORSICEs and PAEL02 EAsELs NJ
ane7 L.LEWIs's. 9l2 Main street.
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Briefs.-It seems to be the general i'm
preston that the City Council will not vote
the required amount TO complete Manches-
tcr's quo,af0r Frce-bridge repairs. Several
members OF the body in question are un-
derStood to have declared with much posi-
tiycness such to be their own determine
ton. The reason assigned is that Richmond
derives all the benefit from the bridge in
question.
The lately passed acts Of the General
Assembly, the bills in relation TO the work
ing OF the county reads Of Chesterfield
county and incorporating the Manchester
Horse Railroad and Land Improvement
Company, are looked upon in the Free
State as measures calculated 10 improve
our means Of ingresS and egreSS, so long
by stress OF weather, and
are therefore fayorably regarded by the
average citizen. The last-named bill pro-
yidcs for a hOrSc-cIf connection between
tins city and Richmond.
4 movement has been inaugurated in
this city in favor OF the temperance cause,
but the fortunes OF dealers in the ardent do
not seem 20 he materially affected thereby.
Ii is a rough day when 4 regular citizen
here gets left in the securing OF his morn
ing invigOIat0r or midday constitutional.
The Commissioners Of the ,James-Riycr
Free bridge will hold their final meeting
saturday to determine whether the bridge
shall be closed TO vehicles on May the 1T.
An ant entertainment is announced 10 be
given tonight al the Manchester PreSbyte-
rian church by Professor Goode, Of Rich
mond. His views embrace the most cele-
bratcd places in the Old World.
On the riverside the bucket-factOry has
more orders than it can fill, and the -four
mills are as busy as they can be.
Truin-lOads Of lumber continue 10 pass
through Chesterfield county from the south
en- route FOR the new trcstle-work OF the
burnt bridge Of the Richmond and retcrs-
burg Railroad Company.
The one case Of smallpox existing on
Seventh street has been removed TO the
hospital. \ spread Of the disease is not
The two sufferers, one OF
whom died, did not catch the disease in
this city.
Eighty-seyon building lots are TO lie sold
in this city during May. 4 boom in that
sort Of property is gradually getting head
way. \ number Of small. neat residences
and husncss-hOuses are now in process OF
erection. and many more are contemplated.
The opening OF the Richmond and Dan
Vile Railroad Company's new shops has
added materially in the last few months 10
our iast-growing population.
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attractive Entertainment. - Professor
Goode, OF Richmond, will give one Of his
popular entertainments at the Presbyterian
church tonight and tomorrow night. His
exhibition of European and American
scenes is i'm the highest style OF art, enter
tanning, pleasing, and instructive.
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aa,,,,. waldo Emmcrson IN.

CoSconp. MASS, April 2G.TGonsideras.
Bile anxiety is felt about Raiph ~, a ,n Lul-
merson, Who has been quite III ior some
deys without marked change OF any Alpa,
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, April Co. N9on.-Stocks dull but
generally stronger. Money, 4 per cent. TX
changc-Long 1867: short, fS9... state bonds
inactive and unchanged. Governments steady.
EreHluq.- Exchange. iSCi.. Governments
unchanged: now s.. lu3; new 49,. ll6a; new
4's.I2l1,. Money. 3Ft2 per cent. states generally
unchanged. Treasury balances Coin, sS0'2ZO
currency. S3.e33.
stocks Irregular
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gROWS'S IRON BITTEBS.
NOTED MEN!

DR.. JouN /. IIANcocK, late president Of the
National Pharmaceutical Association ofthe United
states. says:
"BRowN's IRON BrTTERs has a heavy sale, is
conceded 10 be fine tonic; the character Of the
manufacturers IS a voucher for is purity and me-
dicinal excellence"
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

EltHMoNbs Aptu -. lcc-s
OFFERINGS.
WHEAr.-Whi.c, 81 bushel-. Red. 3.Jli BUSH
CoRN.-Whlte. 2.45O bushels. Mixed, 1900
bushels. Ec-cxhihited. 1000 bushels.
OATS.-jO busehl-.
MLAL.--i2 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Whiie. - bushels very good at : ! IS.
Red 80 bushels very good Lancaster ~ Sl.3o;
80 bushels very good Lancaster At Sl.59; - BUSH
els very good Lancaster ~ Sl.5S; lnOo bushels
urine IIuri Fultz M Sl.53; AZ bushels fair Fuliz
az lao.
CoRN.-Whitc. 81 bushels prime NJ II 2,flG
bushels prime at 9sc. Nj Ned. 1000 bushels very
good on private terms; 100 bushels very GOOD 40
gpc.
OATS.-5O bushels prime winter 10 G3c
MEAL.-42 bushels 40 sl.O5.
CoTTON-Tone strong. Receipts. 4j7 bale.
Ouotafiop.: Middling. illc.: low middling
lie: good ordinary l04c.; ordinary Sc.
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fap2e-eodlwI
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT, THE DESlRABLEf-
L COTTAGE No. lib Grove avenue. coii- -
T-inira about ten rooms. large lot containing
tifrhen and stable: also, well and pump oh the
n,omisls. 4. l.. STAPLES * CO.
P',' 5--5t llO3 Main street.
NOR RENT. DESK ROOM SUIFA-T7
TITFOR 4 sTOCK-BROkER OR LAW -E--4
VIl.' Rent low. Apply at No. HOS Alin street.
gg-tf
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EDUCATIONAL.

MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF
vi TECHNOLOGY. BOSTON.-ReZnltr Tour
v,r courses in civil, Mechanic al. snd Mining fn-
xineoring. Architecture themlstryi IN t,ls, 80
fnr,t history. etc. students arc also 1dnittcd 10
martial or special cpursr.. school OF Necnanu'
AZ. for instruction Ia Fugli.h. Drawing Mashe-
,naffc. and Shopwork. Next school year ieTinS
.FPTFMBER -. 1852: entrance eNaminaiDhs
JTNE 1 and .. SEPTEMBER 10 aud ~, ht
- FPNNClS 4. WALKER. President.
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DR.. RICHARD sAPIyGToS, one Of Ealimore'-
Oldest and most reliable physlcians, says:
Al who have used It praise IL, standard virtues,
and the wcil-known character OF the house which
uabes Il Is q sufficient guarantee OF its being al
that is claimed. FOR they are men who could not be
induced 20 offer anything else lut reliable medl-
cine for public use"
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND STOLEN.

U'O WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.1NO-
TICE. A substituted trustee f0r Ann VI t9i-
-. the ,yid,vr and Waller. iaBtes NJ, Albert L..
W,Iliam A.. and Alberta Holiday, children 81
Nbcrt /. Holladay, deceased -ii Il me Sd -
% ~ ~, civ ~ Richmond Or the reissue N
90, ~, a. such trustee, of LOST bond or
T(iE CRY OF RICHMOND for ~ 10, 49,
1lso a, Nor cont Interest, Issued % " alter
oTIi,iaV. snt hy him transferred on me 3Oth on
Nav 1851 20 AieNands Z Holiaday, as tI.s.ss 10.
90, novs dead and said bond having Deea ies1 oy
h ,E I'm In his lifetime. MAILER HOLLADAl.
r. 94-Ih3mO 1890
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R0aTS FOR HIRE.

DISHEENIEN AND Pleas Il L
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viii nnl iafyt ~ cf
FISHING AND A1LfNG-BDAIS
AT IHE
poAV.UOTSF AT TIE sIIiP-LOChS-
iva ,,ar,. from eastern terminus OF s,i,et-cdrs,
for hire ~ reasonable ratsS.
an o,-Acdtm JANIS SWEENEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-27

Dr.J. FAIRS MOORE, Pm. D., Professor Of Phar-
macy. Baltimore Pharmaceutical College, says:
browns Iron BITTEEs Is safe and reliable
medicine positively free from alcoholic p'dsons'
and can be recommended as a tonic for use among
those who oppose alcohol.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-27

Dr.. EDWARD EArIcKsoN, secretary Baltimore
College Of Pharmacy. say:
81 indor.c It q, en excellent medicine. good
digestive agest, aud nou-int0xicant IN The full
ct sense"
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yEGEGAE FOR SALE.

NOR SALE. ONE TiG-c fS',lal
L HOAT.I4hy 10 engine IN good axsu.s-a<;s--
Nlso. one VEEY VINE LEAsURE-fAcHT,
ffty feet long. very fisi.
E,,Ii paftlru!ar, Of both on Application. tder,is
Pf..t- once Boz 231. BALI more. Md. ap 2j-lw
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r osT. on EASTER SUNDAY, BE
ii TWEEN HENRY MD Ma X rI,l q a / ~
- ha,i.c, thc cathedral and Adams and Clay
S otrc IL" a LADY's NECK CHAIN With a goa
medal attached. liberal reward VIII ne pa ~,
a. ,etnrn. As " Is valued more ON account vi Us
a,',.ss,,nrorttSns than it, intrinsic worth.
cohhecuVn' ''''''' JAMES MCGRAW,
Hardware Dealer,
~, rsTb2ts lff3 Ms.n street.