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Complicated Diseases.

A prominent gentleman in Uefro
Gordo County, Iowa, writes o. that he
nnds ktdDey-Wort t. be the be reme-
dy he ever knew for complication er
diseases. 1t IL the specific action which
1t has on the liver, kidneys aud bovels,
which gives 1t such curative power, and
1t is the thousands Of cures which it is
performing which gives 1t its great cele-
ortty. Liquid, (very eoncautraTed) or
dry' both act efticiently.-M H. Journal
and Courier.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-22
SALE OF 4rH STREET WHARF.

Fourth street. wharf, on tha Chris
tisna, will be sold at public sale, for q
term OF three year,, at tue City Hal, on
Monday, n arch 9th, at II O'CLOCK, q. m.
This wharf Is now a valuable prop rty,
and there is Bkely to be a lively eompe-
tition for Its possession during the next
three years.
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Guard Against Dtaaaaa

II you nnd yourself getting bill lous,
al htaVy, month foul, ayes yellow,
uusy' dls rier d, SYM toms OF piles
'ulei ting you, take at once a few dos
VI hlinev- Wort II Ia natures great
ansAut' usp 1t as an Advance guard
walt To get down sick See large
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Meas mandhorehtefs.

THURsDAY ONLY KeAnard 4 Co.
will Offer q lot Of mems hne All-linen
hem stitch Handkerchief at 90 centG
each, reduced from 81 aHd 81. Slight
ly disoolored.
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LOCAL TIME TABLE
CORRECTED FER. 1899.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON

MAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
s sUi s,5t 5fthliiadelPhia 2.OO', 22S., $50, 6.5-
y f5gf, 56 J. !, o. 9o9, 909, $40, $50, .sS a.
80 low, 6.3s', 7.3e%, 9.6Os, Ic. JOs ..
Ie roF !, New rork-2. o., 2.28#, $50, s.bb
4. h. l'#S a. m. l2.sStt. l.59, slit, s.sSs
fOf 70 h4dlddmoro-l.OO', IL l.42', 4.6 =, 800. SIS
Fn,, w, ~, wit, 800, i. 7, lI.OIs IN. -
b, lee SAnlng On, l.Oy', 1.42', ISIS, s.OoS a.
Iio6s-iSa iSat;,,h4rs ~. J re and intermediate sta.
STSai1,''' STsain1.,' s3s a. In. I; 20 500 D. m.
Jay. ~ uiAs both daily and Sun
TRAINS running only ON Sunday.
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Pranar1H Pnrahaaaa.

l. II. Frank, grocerYman. in the
Clayton House bull ding has purchas-
ed of Bailey & Hughes, through
Gregg Il Pierce, the handsome three
story brick dwelling Eleventh and
Madison streets, for $500. The
price ls considered very fair one.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-22
rhunusr storm In February

Yesit rdAy afternoons heavy rain storm
was attended by quite sharp storm Of
thunder and lightning, which prevailed
for over an hour. Thunder aud light
ninR 10 February are rather rare.
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wAsMIMGrON's BIRrIIDAY

To day is Washington's birthday, Dut
the only public obserVances are the clos
ing OF the banks aud the P W. 4 B..
r. K. shops. In other respects business
10 going on as usual.
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Orphann' COwrt.

But little business vas transacted
10 the Orphans Court and Court of
ChaDcery yesterday afternoon. To.
day being a legal holiday the Courts
were adjourned until Thursday.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-22

"Tis moro brave to live than to die"
Therefore don't wait till . slight CouRh
develops itself into consumption but Sc
cure botSle OF DR.. Bulls Cough 6yrup at
the small outlsy of IS cents, cure your
% ugh and live on happily.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-22

The purchase OF tho western sect on
of the Occidental Railway by the Cana
da Pacific Railwsy is taid to be fully
contirnsd. hThe price Ia said TO be $4, y
900 900, ith rebAts Of 10 Ter cent. Tor
bni-hinR the liRe. lmT H
The daily gazette., 1882-02-22
A RaaIneas Change.

Philip Kline baa purchased Of g. orae
Stab, the established bakery, No. SlA
Market street. Mr.. SlaIb has purchas-
ed ths farm formerly owned by VIM.
silver, near RiVervtsw Gem, tSry, and
willremove there March 2bth.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-22
Mains MAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON

y,$ I, 1. %55i5a55ss'ph'fl.GP 55 5s5p sot 4 ls9 s7'
S S. s5i = oo, 1T 2slt, 25c, 4s5, 4 S. g. ~ 1o
ll.5otf = m o|' .S0t '.55, s.s5f, S.5c, iO.5s.,
'osi \ 10 aSew York-I2.43, 1929. 440. 7m+
bOG8. li'I p, M a. M; 1880, l,Wft, As, s.isa,
from IRON B,ltimore-l5l. 2Is. ON ooo
]. IN. i2Sitt l.5O, 5.liS, e.SO., S.4s!
h2.SgPffm , y sMSassh,lneton-1.2i". 2.ls, a. m
'Boi,in i,G,, o.n', 3O', 9.49" D, M. A".
ion 01ole snn1 daily and sunday.
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.O5. Sa. D.isware ~ Railroad-6.O0s, 9s5 a. M.
sRor ~. OL1 p. m. No Sunday trains.
ions huntington aud intermediate sta
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AwninEs, Awninrn

and sail making in all its branches, ct
Birnle's, N, e. corner Front and Mar
ket' feb.20-3t.l
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o.Sr- 2r Wilmington ~ and Northern Rail.
hay l.,io lrs,n,' a. n. 800, sos ,. m. No sun
:. IN. 5e"@re 5'Si NJ western Railroad-Il. 30
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Aeet1ngs Tonight.
WEDNESDAY ~

Hope Lodge, No. =, 1. o. OF. aF hra
Champion Lodge, No. 8, X. ofP.
Oriental Lodge, No. Is, K. of p. s.1id
Morning Star Division, No. 2, 8, Oft,
Harmony Lodge. No. s, A. o. q. y
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road"s AZ MiHlm1ingion and Northern RaIl-
SUNDAY ~ lrst. S'do. lbs a. m. 6.55 D. M NJ No 10
p. IN. 2i5 i5iaTafe r. w " estern Railroads.&c.
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From Delaware Ra,lroaa go
iq, % 1905, S.lo:, S.o5 o5alifIsd-si5O, d. S,sSs a
From New Castle only.
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pAaNs nals LEAVE FOR wII,MINoro,,

|Ayenna aeiphia-Broad and WashIn.,os
u. s1ue--s'Se, 7l5, $40, iO.i5 a. ink ~ sos y
t.iS w" p ~ SSs''le-s'sa, $40, n.4e a. m.,41.
Unlimited Express trains +
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SEW ADVERFasEHIEMrs.
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LIFByG's EXTRACT OF sTEAT.

7 IEBlG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT-FISEsT AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FL~oRING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE.
DISHES, AND SAUCES.
LIEBIG COMPANY's EXTRACT or MEAT
An invaluable and palatable tonic In al cases
of weak digestion and debility. "is a success
and boon for which nations should feel CRATE
ful."-sce "aiedical Press" Lancet Brit
issl Medical Journal" &c.
CAUTION.-Genuine only with the fal
siaile Of Baron Lieldg's signature in blue ink
across the label. This caution Il necessary
owing u various chcsp and inferior su'sti'
tutes being IN tie market.
IIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
To he had OF all Storelcopcrs, Grocer. and
Chemists sole agents for the United sia'o'
(vholosile only, c. DAVID & Gov Fenchurei
avenue, London. England. ap 29-Sa52t
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mANCIIEsTER AND VICINITY.

Briefs. The long-tlked-oi meeting OF
musically-inclined citiztns will soon be
held 10 try and resuscitate the old Man
chester Beethoven Association. 10 III day
II introduced TO the public n number of
fine singers and not few good instru.
mental performers. IL was source OF
sincere regret when interest ceased 10 be
taken in IL proceedings and il died.
Pete simpson and silas Holloway, two
diminutiye Africans, were on Thursday
brought before Mayor Taylor for having
ABDUCTED under circumstances Of Il felo-
nious character lot OF brass boxes and
other engine paraphernalia from the ears
and workshops OF the Richmond and Dam
VILE Railroad Company. Their object in
the deal was to slip over TO Richmond with
the plunder and sell II there for old junk.
They were delivered over to their parents
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THE nosr scEprucAL CONVINCED

Thousands feel trill OF soy whenever they gaze
spon The MAGICAL words Hunts Remedy for
it Is the best Kidnoy and Liver medicine ever
known, and IL recalls 10 memory tie blessing. II
has proved to thom. 1t is = positive remedy for
all diseases Of The Kidneys, Bladder, and Urinary
Organs. Tho proprietor name should be written
In letters OF Soid, for Few mon have done 50 much
for their suffering fellow-boings. one trial viii
convince the most scc2tical. causing them 70 pro-
olam t. all their friends the many virtues Of tn.
great medicine. The demand increases as 4; be.
comes known. and where Il Is best known The sales
are the largest. IS Mrs. Browning SAYS. G rct IS
he who usos his greatness for all" This IS what
the proprio;ors Of Hunts Remedy do. Their great
medicine Is for all.-Cor. de 2s-Thlwlsa&
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-30

Marriage of Dr. SicoIson and Hiss
Kate WhitcOnb.

\ large and brilliant assembly gathered
At the Monumental! church Thursday night
upon the occasion OF the marriage OF Or.
W. Perrin Nicolson, dean Of the Atlanta
gGa) Medical College, and Hiss Kate Iol-
loway, second daughter OF Colonel II. u.
Whi;com5. OF this city.
The sacred cdi:c, in It's Christmas deco
ratiOns, with the floral ones within fhe
chanccl. presented . Joyous appearance.
The rector. the Rev. Dr. j. G.. Arm
strong, otiiciated in a very impressive man.
ner. Dr. Cowan rendered the music in
his happiest style.
The bridesmaids were prettily and taste
fully drcssed-four in blue, tour in pink,
and three in white.
The attendants were W. Il. Harrison with
Mis- Mary Nic0ison. Of MiddioseX county :
James Sutton with Miss Moss Brown, oi
Clark county: Bruce Palmer with Miss
Maria Catlctt, OF Staunton samuel Tav-
lor, Of Clarke county, with Miss Maggie
BrOckcnbrOugh; Dr. 4. &. Palmer with
Miss Jcannie Mcdonald; Charles Winn
with Miss Minnie Gay, Of Atlanta; Dawson
Mccormick. Of Clarke county, with Miss
Annie Bell, Of stanton: W. A. Crcnehaw
with Miss Alice Bcauchamp. Of Boston
DR.. }. +. Winn with Miss Mamie McCor-
mick, OF Clarke county; George B. lIar-
rison with Miss Miriam Armstrong; and
Il. Rand. Wexford with Miss Jennie w bit
comb.
MeSsrs. W. L. Chaplin, Rand. Norris,
Walter Christian, and Charles McGrUder
acted rs ushcrs.
The lovely bride was handsomely attircd
in dress OF white ottoman reps. court
train, duchcs>e lace skirt, which fitted the
figure beautifully, wore diamonds and the
customary veil and orange blossoms.
After the ceremony there was arcccptiOn
Il. Colonel Whitcomb's residence.
The presents were very numerous and
costly. and indicated the high esteem in
which the lovely bride is held by large
circle OF admring friends Of both sexes.
She will he greatly missed here, few per-
sons having in so large measure The happy
faculty OF winning friends. The best
wishes OF all 90 with her TO Eer southern
home, for which she will leave in few
days.
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VERDICT or THOUSANDS.

Ny. n. W. Trade, az Milton. Penn. x,,,.. ~
semSer Is, 1882:
"fncloscd please find postal order Cor Eve dol
lars and twenty Eve cents for half dozen so,,,cs
Of Hunts Remedy. keep grocery here, and can
-e'l more Of Your medicine than any drugstore :.
irceominend II to all afflicted with kline, Die.
ease or Drop~y. tell them that II thew have ur.
enough 10 swallow u II viii raise them from ,,e
dead for fact; for I. did raise me from tha, lu,p.
herring siecp, sad although this was over three
years sso have had no Kidney trouble since.
Like tho woman IN Scripture, / had recourse 10
many physicians, sud grew nothing better. I'm,
ever worse bot, thanks to nusts Remedy, an
raised rs one from tie dead
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Our Fricni captain levy

informs us that he intends moving TO the
corner OF Main and Ninth streets in n few
weeks time-ls soon q, the alterations and
improvements are completed. He does not
move because his Broad-.ircot trade was
not good-ior he tell, n, that his trade has
nearly doubled siucc he first Opencd-bui
because hr viii have better facilities for his
entire trade. both at the East 9nd Wcst
end. We wish YOU good luck, Captain,
wherever yOn may locate.
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rkSCF GOODS.


II STEVENS
order and quiet rc'gn once more aud Ni'h 10
say to our friends and customers ihai we looked
quite as much 10 tlei- comfort a';o oar p'oai in
closing from time to time or doors on saturday
The crowd grew 30 dense we could net do other
rfse. We would gladly have waited On all who
wished lad :, been possible, and hope none VIII
Ne Offended when we assure YOU we did al. we
could to accommodate you, and for the neX'
eleven months promise cur usual prompt a''eH-
lion 10 All who Will favor will their orders
Please accept our thanks for your patronage anu
,ne ,,,iversal good nature with which you nHe' our
errors aud delays. Hoping to see you al ire
quen,ly, am, very irnly,
W. 4. STEVENS,
40, sos Broad street.
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II. W. MoEsTi furnishes receptions, par-
ties, church fairs, wedding parties, gor-
mans, and private iGrilic. with the best
Conlcctionerics and lce-Cream. in The most
approved modern styles. His ico-cream is
manufactured OF the hest refined sugar
and pure cream, and will not fail 70 give
ggfi.,n.fiOn
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MASSEY ELECTED
BY Zen Thousand Votes; Sc yfc Claims
In .Eis Notice of Contest Served
On Tr. Josin n. Wise.

And &c lie Expects to Prove When lie Gets
Hearing Before the United States House
OF Reprcsentntives-He Charges That
thousands of ConiItionisis Voted Upon
fraudulent Tax-l,eceipts; Tha, Wronaral
Instructions Were Given By Judee Hughes
and an Illegal OPiuion BIZ tic A-torreY-
General; That the United States Marslals
Tcrror;zed the People, and That Federal
Employees We're intimidatoc-An Cntilne
OF Il LoDg rape-.
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Flowers are nice thing for a New
Years present. Those who desire cut
flowers for baskets and other designs or
growing plants for receptions csn find q
very large and beautiful collection at lolcr
& lioopcr's. corner Cherry and Alhcmarle
Z sfreef-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-30

To-day is your last chance to get New
Year Cards 0i llr. l.. Lewis, 9l2 Main
street. who has n beautiful assortment OF
these Cards, which he is Offering 1T low
rates: also, some fine steel Engrayings,
Water-C CoIors, Oil-Palntings, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-30

II You want Ice-Cream and Confectlon-
cries for receptions. wedding parties, or
church fairs, II. ". Moesta is the man to
supply you. lie puts ii up in variety OF
shapes, and makes it Of thel best refined
sugar and pure cream. Try him, and be
convinced
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-30

YE OLpEy TmEs.-General Washington
and wife will give Continental tea party at
their headquarters, 1909 east Broad street
(Youur Mems Christian AssOciation). on
Monday night from s to IL O'Clock. They
will be assisted by Mesdames Hamilton,
Gusts, Jeanette, Van Rensselaer,, The
Goddess Of Liberty, &c, and Generals
Lafayette, Green, Knox, Won steuben,
Uncle sam, and others.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-30

suPERIyTrNDENTs' Nearly
all the county superintendents have sent In
to the superintendent OF Public lnstTuc-
ton their votes as TO the time they would
prefer the conference Of the superintend-
cnts OF public schools in the State. The
time selected ranges from December to
February inclusiye-a majority OF them ia
voring the latter month; so that the con-
ference will be held February q, 1883, in
Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-30

Mullet-Roe. direct from Wilmington. y.
c., considered great delieacy, especially
IN New Orleans.
The ony place they can be had in Rich
mond is at W. ID. Blair & Coz, llO0 el,t
Main.
supply very limited.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-30

Everybody will need for Now-Yeai's day
something good. VI. ID. Blair x Co. seven
years ago imported one hundred casks ol
sherry. They have some Of it left OF all
grades and at New York prices.
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AZURE AID EFFECTIVE EUAIR-DRESsIYC.v "
Cocoaine, compound OF cocsanut oil.
beauties the hair, and Is sure TO allay all
itching and irritation OF the scalp.
The superiority OF Burnctfs Aayoring
extracts consists IN their perfect purity and
s.renrth
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-30

PoLICE CoUlT.-The following eases were
disposed OF yesterday:
iiahala Goodc (cclorcd), charged with as-
sault ana battery. Discharged.
Spencer GGiEcs (colored9, charged with
assault and battery. Discharged.
Fred. Burnham (colored). charged with
stealing one coat and one vest. Not guilty.
Mlhala Stewart (colored), charged with
assault and battery. Discharged on the
payment OF costs.
william II. Spurlock (colored), charged
with stealing one clock, OF the value OF -,
the property OF Louisa Goings. Guilty.
Jailed for thirty days, with labor in the
chain-gang.
Andrew Randolph and Ella Harris Doth
colored), charged with unlawiully cOhabrt-
ing together rs man and wife, they not be-
ing at any time married to each other.
Continued until Saturday next. Com
mitted.
James Purkins (colored), charged with
assault and battery. Jailed ior six months
i'm default OF surety.
Horace Green (colored), charged with
being accessory TO the felonious cutting
and wounding OF Lewis Washington. Con-
tinued to to-day. Committed.
Louis Moore and Charles Robinson,
charged with being common vagrants,
without any means OF support. Jailed for
thirty days in default OF surety.
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TSbDNEy-EGET.
Il | - y r y W . Il Z
iSA SURF CURE
foy all diseases Of the Kidney and
LIVER.

II has specific action On his most impor-
tant organ, enabling II 90 throw OF torpidi-
ty and inaciion. stimulating the healthy So
CrttiOn of the bile. and. by Keeping Tie bow
discharge.
MALABIA.-lf yOu are suffering from
Malaria. have the Cl us. are Bilious, DyspCp-
tic, o. Cons'ipatcd, KlD\El-WOkIw VIII
surely relieve and quickly cure.
I'm ihc spring. 20 cleanse the system. every
one should take q thorough course OF 70.
SOLD BI DRUGGISTS. Price II.
KIDN wv OET
foc STU, ,Thlvl& &SaiAp3l
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CHOICE FR-Trs Fon NEw-IEAs RECEPTIONS.
Just received per steamer,
YELLOW BANANAS.
CALToRNis PEAHs.
MALAGA GRAPES,
CAThw8A GRAPES.
CRYsTALLizED iMrogTED ERUIrs,
si reduced prices, It
4. hSroNrS. A,aln street.
Az EFFICIENT AND RELIABLE REMEDY f1r
coughs. coiis. hoarseno,-, and lung afics lions gem
erallv-WACSEH's SOCK AND RTg EyrFcTo-
Rant. II you aye entering, try il Noa viii hc
convinced.
HANDSOME DESIGNS ron FLOWERS ln en-.
White and Git, rcla Sacll, &c, trimmed in
Bloachel Wheat, oats, ana Fancy Grasses, suit1-
be for Christmas aud Ncw-Ycar', Presents and
and Decorailonf.a ToLEn 3 lloorEn's.
Vchayc for the holidays handsomc jrpouicls.
Ro ebuds, Pousct,as, Boayarlhs, Ucao.ropct
iiyacRth'. and other nice FtowEgs Don't for
get the place. ToLER 6 Hoorm's, adjoining
Hollywood cemetery. Telephone No~ 24s.
FANCY Boars Giiad With Imported Fruits and
French Candle for New-Icar presents az ATro.
Ms, Main street.
CImIsrNAs, Is93.
DIANovps,
FINE WATCHES.
JLWElRY,
tt-NERwAEE,
PEARL OprRA-GLAsSEe.
c. LuMsDRv & SOy.
S23 Maiu street.
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SUIT ABOUT A COLORED MANS FORTUNE.
\ cOlorcd man named Preston Hamblc,on,
formerly OF l.lcbmona. died in Norwich.
amounting 10 $4,000, one thousand OF
which is, by his will, to be divided equally
among his brothers and sisters here, but
one sister IS not mentioned at all. Five
hundred dollars Is given to q friend, and
the remainder. about $500, he wills 10 q
wealthy lady. whose servant lc had ior
several years been.
The brothers and sisters are contestng
the will, and have brought suit TO have il
set aside.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-30

IHE WEATHER YESTERDAY was generally
cloudy and threatening. Snow began 10
iall about L. NJ, and continued till after
midnight.
TnERN0METEI YESTERDAY: G A. H., 81 :
2 \. NJ, %; noon, &c; 3P. NJ, 80; 6 u.
NJ. 80: midnight, 20.
Mean temperature, 81.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF TuE SrrERlsrKsDF OF InEl
CA. bAa-N oskr,
RiCHNoSD, VA. December so, 1852. }
CEALED PROPOSALS
- Will le received q tbs ce'cc uati
THURSDAY. JANUAEY 4, 1888.
~ O'Clock ~,
for the years srpply Of oYsrfg-sWELLs, 20 te
delivered at ibr tower wofx5-35 300 ba beta.
mo or less-as the necessity OF the su.Ssiatsua-
en-, may rclrlrc.
The Committee on Light rserye tie fisii 10 70
rec. any OF al proposals.
JOHN II. KNOWLES,
dc 30-5t sapern,eafens.
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OVE DOLLAE'5 WORTH OF CiERisrMAs CARDS
for 80 cents at y. LEWis'g, 0I2 Nam street
IASDSoME BASKETS GDcd with Choice Fruits
for Ncw-lclr presents az hHToNa, Main street
NOTHING IS MORE TRANSPARENT
in chemical analysis than the factfhat ,Ac soaps
manufactured by ATklS5ON of London agc free
from al dcictssi0as ingredients.
DOS'T Dir I'm the honsc. "Rough on Rats
Clear. ont ra;s, mice, flies, roacho, bci-bag. l5c
Browns ERONCIuAI THOCIEs fox Cough and
Gods: have used them for more ihan dozen
years. and thihk them the best ami most oonyc-
nirnt relief c2tauLn-ReU. G. ~ HaHgi5eh
Gf0'e. Ky
"BCcnUPAIDA." Q0:ck, complete ouro, an an
noying Kidney end Urinary DiseaacL 81
Surrey tiic birds IN sprngtimc, comes natures
demand for that most potent remely f0ral biliou4
troublc5-TARuAST's sELTZEE RpERiESr
ALL CARDS at half price az l.. LEWIS, 9l2
Main street.
CHRISTMAS CARDS IT half piiceat I.Lawis's
9l2 ii1'n street.
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on the promise that they should be suitably
admonished with stout shingle as to the
error OF their WAYS.
The colored society known here as " Ma
sons !" celebrated Tuesday as "st. Johns
day" by meeting and dinner.
The scare about smallpox is no. likely
10 he revived here, but II is undoubtedly
true that the wife Of citizen who lately
returned after an extended tour North il
now suffering from that dread infection.
Two days ago an experienced nurse ar
rived from Richmond, and the hdy il now
under care, aided by the advice o! con,pe-
tent local ply ysicians.
Al the meeting held al the courthouse
on the night OF the 18th. called to provide
means OF relief for the sufferers from the
recent fire on Third street, some fuads
were collected, as already stated. The
already-appointcd committee 70 solicit sub
scriptions was enlarged by the addition OF
Ajax Gary, I. &. Wells, Henry FITZGERALD.
Frederick Lamb, and William Il. Blanken.
ship. BY resolution OF the meeting. all
funds collected are TO be placed in the
hands Of the four city pastors for distribu-
ton. The committee on subscriptions will
report progress tonight az 3 O'Clock at n
meeting 10 be held at the Mayors Court
room.
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IiEi,Ir,inl.

Mcssr-. John B. Cary d son, general IL
Surunce agents, have removed 10 thc cot
ner II Tenth and Bank streets.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS ron To-DAY.--For the Mid.
uie Atlantic states, partly cloudy weather,
snow or rain in the southern portions. We.
i!aole winds, shifting 10 north and east.
ioweF barometer, and slight changes in
temperature.
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DESTRUCTIVE NOITowAY tIER.-seeohu, nv,
,,,1;tor II. If. Dyson was in receipt ias'
,'i"ht of Intelligence OF the burning ye,'e;,, =,
nls"e NV, ~ i bls country residence, located IN
1as M,to,yov % ~" county seven miles from Burke
NV''o"b MI Tbe dwelling was entirely con-
Wiz vinc. ,nSether with most Of It's contents.
s.,ni'e, sun s,e e believed to have been entirely
l';dan,ol lnG n,r The destroyed building was Il
acciu5na aanio's frame ediiice, comparatively new.
capaoerpe' e,o xxas first discovered about noon noon
dr,o,dav' lnt 81. Tic house lad been recently
yyewly furnished, and the loss by ,he casu.
new new T. clmdes all OF Auditor Dyson'S papers
as well as other property. ana or which
a' The T. loss is stated at $4,000, on wh''"
there was no insurance.