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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-09
To the Editor of the Dispatch


Will you let us, the lady managers Of the
"Retreat for the Sick" use your kind
voice to thank all our friends for the aid
and interest shown at the recent ceremo-
nies OF laying the cornerstone Of the new
building: First would we make our
grateful acknowledgements TO the Masons
and Templars for both efforts made by
them to carry out the wishes OF the man.
ayers. and without whose aid our new
work would not have been so brought be-
fore the public. Next, but hardly second
to them, would we thank Judge Lay for
his short, simple, but beautiful, address,
filed with words OF kind encouragement
TO the labOrers, and OF stirring appeal to
others TO aid in this good work; also to
Mr. Jackson for his tender words
OF supplication TO the Giver OF all
all thoughts from the weakness Of
humanity to the strength OF lnfinity.
TO Mr. John Bowers, who gave the box:
Mr.. Lumsden, who furnished the stone TO
receive it; Nessrs. Baldwin Il jenkins, for
City Directory and cards to be placed in it,
and to all who added to the contents, we
would express our grateful thanks. In adj
ditiOn to these practical and substantial
gifts we must make our Acknowledgements
for lovely flowers sent by Mr.. Lysandcr
Rose, Mr.. and Mrs. Morton, and Mrs.
George Gibson, which added no little to
the beauty of our happy ceremonies; and
to all our friends who showed by their pre-
sence and kind words the interest and
sympathy felt in this undertaking, VIC say
most heartily, Thank you, with the hope
that the happy occasion may serve to largely
increase the knowledge Of the Retreat 5"
in this community, and greatly extend the
substantial interest and sympathy in This
work
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Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. Robert Bragg, superintendent Of the
Conservative Democratic partv Of Lunen-
burg county, was in the city yesterday.
DR.. Charles Smith, recent graduate Of
medicine at the Medical College Of Phila-
delphia, Is in the city-the guest OF his
brother-n-law, Mr.. w. W. Gosden.
Rev. w. T.. Hatcher, ID. d.. returned
yesterday from Southwest Virginia, where
he has been pleasantly spending several
weeks i'm attendance upon the Baptist asso-
Citations in that section OF the State.
Judge w. j. Robertson was in the city
Yesterday
Edgar Allan, Esq, Commonwealths at
torney for Prince Edward, has compro-
missed with Judge Ould the "salt claim"
and the county pays s1.5Oc. The original
Claim was for about 1880, and when the
suit was tried there was hung jury.
Richmond Division Uniform Rank
Knights Of Pythias have made arrange
ments TO have the Uniform Ranks OF Lynch
burg, Petersburg, Portsmouth. and Nor
folk in the city on the day OF the Trades
Parade.
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MEETING OF THE JOINT CONIITTEEs.-
The joint Committees OF Finance and
Light met in the City-IIall building last
night to consider the proposition Of the
United Gas Company looking TO the pur-
chase OF the gas-wOrks OF the city.
Mr.. T.. T. Glasgow, Of the Finance Com
mittee, presided, and Judge W. W. Crump
addressed the meeting at some length, set
ting forth the various propositions made
by the Gas Company, which he repre-
sented.
After hearing Judge Crump the commit
tees appointed u subcommittee, whose
duty will be to visit Philadelphia and thor
oughly investigate the financial standing
aud basis Of the United Gas Company OF
Philadelphia.
The committee consists OF Councilman
John NJ. higgins, Aldermen &. Il. Barks-
dale and G. l.. Todd, Councilman Ed.
Cohen, and The chairman OF the Finance
Committee, Mr.. Glasgow. This committee
viii at IN early day visit Philadelphia and
report their views to the joint committee,
which last will present the same az The next
meeting Of the Council.
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Curions Revenge OF /" SiisS" A]"'
pittsburgh Dispstch'I

while the first half Of last evening "as .s
ara,vinS TO a close feminine call ior ne,p
was heard by three young ladies VINO ,h, nortb Mri
crossinr " Nlnth-Street bridge 10 lIe ,otar ,ar
SiSe. They discovered young ,Iu' ,nn r;n. m
heiow. % standing high and dry on tnc s,p Xpt
rsn prr at the base OF the middle per ha;,ed Mo
Tap iain@ ., eInerienced e oarswomen, they alleo
o'e Connie Of gentlemen who were ,,panv pi,S
;no and who fetched the Anes"rsad rpsta,rsa
iIgi ashore % in skiG. She explalne,u pane,
g, that she lived on Monterey s'.ee.,
md md was Of a good family, a'r,sh;n Inc si
'rhich followed was one OF coui ood '1"p hem
Tbe he :" Young man" in the case iiau Iao, Eve eve.
.n,od no NV her some time ago, but iss. IN III,
lrea ius when be asked her to accompany riaa nln
nlng' 'n,s %" two lady friends for boa. se r.ae'
anu anu ,.nnt n While coming up unaer aS Hint% ,hs
she s,soS, %e bridge the ed lover struck i ah1s 1hs
stree. which was too much for ms ap,,,y ,ra,y
a. q rover, and rskcd the young; ;ha ,s'y !ip.rap
Mdnterey street to step out on asSore sne and
Lille he took the two others asher asher cirl,
rs,mrned ~nr for her. Like many am a.I'ant came
she waited; but the faithlesss ssoss ss She fell
not, a"u much charrned, and told neI sv ssob b",
shs h laughed and cried a''e'""'''
vowed SaS fearful vengeance
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OFFICE or CITv WATER -WORKS,)
S12 BROAD STREET,
RICHMOND. VA, september g, 1892.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
A as this Office until
MONDAY, l1TH INSTANT,
for furnishing and delivering
THREE HUNDRED 1900 TONS (of 2,24O
pounds OF THE BEST NUTTABBURG
STEAM LUMP COAL,
10 De delivered 1T the new Pnmp-WOrSs tThree-
mile Locks, the city dumping the cars into the
coal-vault prepared for that purpose.
ALSO,
THIRTY 800 TONS OF TIE BEST ANTIIRA-
CITE STOVE COAL,
delivered In about equal quantities at the offices Old
Reservoir, New Reservoir, and the new Pump
Works all 10 be delivered In thirty (30 days after
reception Of the bid.
The Committee on Water reserve the right 10 re-
feet any or all bids. j. J.. DAVIS,
Sc SGT superintendent
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POLICE CoURr.-The following cases
were disposed Of yesterday:
Joseph Burging (white) and Richard - Dil-
lard (colored), fighting in the street, were
fined S5.
NJ. Rose, charged with buying from some
nerson unknown lot Of carpenters Tools,
tnowing the same TO have been stolen.
The case was continued till to-day.
David Mayo, charged with stealing one
,ot ~ carpenter's tools-three cases. The
case 90, o. was continued till to-day. Same,
s oaaroeJ with housebreaking and larceny.
rhs TTa. case was continued till to-day.
IT, Louisa price (coloredD was found guilty
Of keeping dlsreputable house, and fined
- Sa5 and jailed for three months. An ap-
neal was taken.
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RICHMOND. September s. 1882.
To the Editor of the Dispatch:

To The Editor Of Tie Dispatch:
In your issue OF to-day is an article
signed " Pedestrian" calling attention to
a large mass OF coal piled in the yard cor
ner OF Seventh and Main streets, which he
says " Is liable at any time to crush the
frail fence" | do not know " Pedestrian" j"
but he must be man Of poor judgment il
he thinks such fence would support such
a mass Of coal. Now. 10 relieve bis fear and
remove the difficulty, 1 would advise him
and friends to come and buy their winter
supplies OF coal, which they will find to be
as good and as cheap as any in the city, and
thus reduce the "mass" and relieve "Pe-
destrian " Of all anxiety.
w. j. Mcdowell.
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MADISON WARD TO THE FRoST-CAv-
PA1GN CLUB ORGAYTZED. enthusiastic
meeting OF the young and old Democrats
OF Madison Ward was held last night at "a
O'Clock In The Hustings- room. Nr.
sol. Cutchens, ward superintendent. called
The assembly to order, and stated the OBJ
lect TO be the organization OF a ward club
for the approaching campaign.
On motion, Captain J. j. English was
elected chairman, and James j. Wood Sec
retary. Captain English, upon taking the
chair, made brief but acknowledgement
speech, which was received with great ap-
plausc.
Captain ". l.. Spotswood made few re-
marks, attesting his devotion 10 the princi-
pies that had called the meeting together.
On motion, Messrs. Wyndham Meredith.
Sol. Cutchins, and ID. A. Walden were ap-
pointed committee on permanent organi-
Zation.
During the absence OF the committee
captain Charles +. Taylor, chairman OF the
City Central Committee, gave the gather
ing few well-pointed hints Of what his
committee expected from the Club after
proper organization denounced the course
OF the Mahoneites in the last General Assem-
bly,, and paid glowing tribute to Massey
and the Big Four" all OF which received
applause.
The committee reported " Madison-Ward
Conservative-Democratic Club" as the
name. Officers {: Joseph J. English, presi-
dent; John II. Claiborne, first vice-presi-
dent; Gus. Millhlser, second vice-presi-
dent; Captain NJ. L. Spotswood, third
vice-president; James Ferriter, fourth
yice-president; James p. Wood, secretary;
j. +. Nckenny, treasurer; John Caskie,
sergcantat-arms.
After the transaction Of other business Of
importance to the Club, hut not to the pub
lie, the meeting adjourned until next We'd
ncsday night, when all Democratic resi-
dents Of the ward who desire to enlist in
the cause are invited to join with them.
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MEETING OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
,,,,a Ro,rd Of Public Works were, accord
inc ." 70 adjournment, to have met yesterday
,',srnoon .ns ~ for the purpose OF assessing the
.a~ n,,, mon the various railroads IN the State:
''1 owing, however, to the fact that several
,ho neembers OF the Board wanted to go
y, 10 Pc Petersburg to hear the speech Of Captain
II Iobn 5. wise, no important action was
taEap
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

MY On all sales Of Real Estate made between the
LIST Of January and last Of June the taxes for the
present year have to he paid by the purchaser. On
all sales made between the 1st Of July and last OF
the year the taxes have 10 be paid by the seller.
by all the real estate agents in Richmond, and zp-
plies to Richmond and yicinit,.l
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, horses, mules,
&c.
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. Abou; four or five weeks ago was afflicted with
a very aggravated type Of Blood-Disease. ! com
meneed using :. - and after taking the first Dot
tie felt so much relieved that bought nVe more,
and am glad to say, after using four Of the' th'
am entirely cured previously having been "hdef
medical advice for several months
{. G. RATCLIFF, Richmond Va
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81 AN STILL STRICTLY Business" > rs
WAS predictcd fine house welcomed Mr.
G.. b. Bishop at the Richmond Theatre
last night, and as might have been eX-
nected from the reputation OF this excel
lent comedian, every one was ready TO ad-
nit they had spent pleasant evening.
The new play "Strictly Business " was
presented, and the leading charac-
ter. ..P. p. Philkins," was OF course
assumed by Mr.. Bishop. He is funny
beyond doubt in his impersonation
of an American drummer abroad, and
the happiness Of his hits was lncon-
testibly proven in the laughter and plall-
dts of the intelligent and critical audience
nresent. The support is good, also; Just
rs GOOD as could he expected, but not rs
good as it might be.
Miss Rose Osborne ne the Countess ora
nof is very attractive and liie-ilke; put
Miss May Magnus is rather too democralic
and nretty 10 idealze a tough. old Russian
yirago, the wife the Chief Minister OF 70
lice OF the city Of Petersburg, who stands
i'm mortal terror OF her.
One Of the best OF the many good thing'
said by Mr.. Bishop-one OF the most genuine
pieces OF wit in the PLAYS the inlihitaDit
biographical history Of RuggleS'S canned
Goods. which is given by Philkins While on
his voyage to the capital of Russia In an
attempt to secure the interest OF the
Princess Vera in behalf OF his wares.
The scenery is new and striking, ana tnt
entire play full OF happy hits, startlingl!
funny scenes, and mirth-proVoRlng say
ings, and is all that has been claimed ICr IC II
Tonight it will be repeated at the inca
tire, and this afternoon matinee PERFORM
ance will also be given.
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BAsE-BALL.-There will be a match
game OF baseball this evening between the
employees Of Charles p. Stokes & Co. and
Gresham, Brown & Co. at Baseball Park.
Next week the Richmonds play the De-
fiance, OF Philadelphia, four games.
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CHhRGE Or CR0OKEDNESS. Some time
ago complaint was made to the police au-
thorites by grain merchant OF this city
that the cargOes OF the vessel Mary Ann ran
short, and crookedness was suspected.
Upon the arrival OF the craft in this port,
loaded with wheat shipped by Mr. Henry
Cox. of Henrico, Officer Lamkin was de-
tailed to watch her. The grain was sold to
the lIaXall-Crenshaw Company and delly-
cred.
Yesterday morning Officer Lamkin met
negro man with some samples OF wheat,
which he said had been given him by Cap
tain Windsor. Of the Mary Ann, to see
what he could sell it for. The officer took
the negro into custody, and after getting a
search-warrant went down TO the dock and
boarded the Mary Ann, and discovered III
the hold thirty-one bags Of wheat.
The Captain, upon being asked about
the wheat, said that after his vessel had
been unloaded he found the bags OF wheat
in the fOrecastle, and he supposed they had
been placed there by some Of the crew.
He had them removed TO the hold and
sent samples to the mills to see what he
could get for them. lie said it was his in
tention Of selling the wheat and turning
the proceeds over 10 the shipper.
The Captain was arrested and taken 10
the First police station, where the charge
OF fcloniously having and receiving about
fftv bushels Of wheat, valued at $50, the
property OF Henry Cox, was entered against
him.
The matter will be investigated by the
Police Justice this morning.
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DR.. A. G.. Wollard, the cancer doctor,
who has been spending the summer in the
mountains. will return to Richmond sep
tember 18th, and will remain at home for
several months. Office, ll9 west Cary
street
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OLD SORES AND BLOOD OR SKIN
IN ANY STAGE

disappear before the perfect Alternative aud tonic
effects Of the GREATEST OF ALL BLOOD-PC-
RITIERS. 1t so completely roots out all psison
from the blood and braces the debilitAted system
that diseases Of this nature disappear ike chat be-
fore the wind.
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sr,r FOR DAMAGES Mr.. Edgar Allan has
on,ered snit in the Circuit Court OF Rich-
mond against the Chesapeake e. and Ohio :.
Railway Company for damages ,,. Ior running N, ny,
over and manning Fannie Chalkley on the
18th Of May,
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As to getting pure cider vinegar, pure
apple brandy, and genuine goods, we can
refer you to W. ID. Blair n co.'s, ll09 east
Main street. They deal in nothing but
ronninp articles.
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9ltlmond 1ispatth.
MISUNDERSTANDING 9, 1882.
Entered at the Posi-ofiice a, Richmond. Va. m
second-clsss mattcr.l
WEATHER REPORT

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAy.-For the Mid
ole Atlantic States partly cloudy weather,
with rains, southerly shifting to cooler
nortlcrly winds, stationary or higher ba-
romcter.
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After suffering from the worS bioou-i i'7e'se,
for more than two years, and having been treS'eu
by several eminent physicians cohnheH " ny
room and bed TIE greater part Of the tihe' inS
body covered with coppcr-colored sore' from 'l'o
Size Of pea t. that Of silver half-dollar' was
yeunigh In despair At Last comHheho'u ''"i.e
:. c. :. In short time l began TO improve III
sesh. all the sores healed, and | could ieel anu
know that WAS well, andt : 5 = mus the creul
be .dven Of my entire restoration 10 he'.i'"
not taken dose for morethan SIX moh'lls' anu 81"
A. free from sores or blemish as any one
IoTTIE Ross, Atlanta, Ga.
-Improved after taking the first bottle ol :; :,
fin two weeks was able 10 come home' hhu'ns
the waters were no benefit"
J. W. REID, Newport, Ark
"Our science has not made known comma
ZION eoual 10 s. ;. : for skin or Blood-Dise"Se''
til. MAssRNBURG, Ph. g., Macon '"'
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
Ise 9-Ss,Tu&Thl
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Hairs GrOcery,

SIG Main street, between Eighth and
Ninth, is the place to buy pure sugars, teas
cotiees. spices, and liquors at low prices
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- :. :. cured me Of scalp Sores, Sores in Nos
trlls and Ear, after everything known to the med
ical profession had failed Three months have
passed since / quit taking :. ;. 3; there Is no
SYMPTOM OF the disease remaining am periha-
nentlv cured 1t stands unrvalled for Blood-Dls-
e..e.- JoHN :. TAGGART,
salamanca, y. y.
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SAVE MONEY by having vour printing done at
the DISPATCH PRrSTrSG-lIoUsE. Good work
low prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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LILY BELLE CIGAR, Sc.

THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION AT PARI
awarded to j. & f. ATKINSON, the London Per-
fumers, the first prize for perfection In the eXqu-
site odor Of their Gold-M Medal Bouquet.
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GREEN WOOD.
A MILITARY HIGH SCHOOL
FOR
BOYS AND YOUNG MEN,
GREENWOOD, ALBEMARLE COUNTY, VA.
DAVID Y. BOYD, PRINCIPAL,
assisted by Instructors I'm Mathematics, Ancient
and Modern Languages, English Branches,
and Bookkeeping.

June 80. 1883.
THE COURSE OF STUDY l. adapted 20 prepa-
ration for the University for the business of llfe
THE LOCATION Is I'm one of the hoathiest and
most beautiful portions of Piedmont Virginia. IL
Is the east slope Of the Blue Ridge. Immediately
on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. eighteen
miles from Charlottesville and twcnty-one miles
from Stauuton.
THE TERMS FOR THE SESSION Of nine
months. for every expense Of tuition and mtlnte-
nance, except clothing, textbooks. and medical
Attendance, are s25O-payable $50 In advance.
and balance February lst. The tuition-fee alone,
for the whole session ar part of the session. Is s75,
and must bc paid In advance.
The last session OF the school was held at Locust
Dale, Va. Number of pupils. 81.
For further Information address
ID. r. BOYD, Principal,
Greenwood Depot, Mbemare county, Va.
~ s-3Of
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DON'T OUTRAGE YOUR STOMACH with violent
cathartcs. but usc that pleasant and salutary hxa-
tive TARRAsT's sELTzER APERIESL
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Surrey as the birds iu springtime, comes natures
demand for that most potent remedy for all bilious
uoubles-TARRANI's sELTZER APERIRNr.
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Spanish Brandy for Brandyinl
Peaches.

the best Of all; $3.50 per gallon
Another supply Of that elegant four-yeal
old vinegar, Tor picking, at Christian y
Whites.
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and cedar Is used up in this mandatory,
and nearly hundred hands find employ
ment Mt profitable wages.
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ssss. stands without a peer. The profession
viii hDve to acknowledge IL Specific for Blood
D,sss.ses~ Dr.N.L. L.GALLOwAr, Monroe, Ga
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COUTHERN MEDICAL COLLEGE,
ATLANTA, GA.
NEXT REGULAR SESSION WILL COMMENCE
OCTOBER 3, 1882, AND CONTINUE
UNTIL FEBRUARY 81, 1853.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
Dr. Thomas :. Powell, president; Hon. ID. w.
Lewis, Judge :. B. IIoyt, Rev. David +. Bntlor.
Hon. Alexander II. Stephens Rev. w. \. Cook,
Rev. A. j. Battle, LII. D., Mr.. G.. T. DOdd, Rev. {.
Al. Irwin, Mr.. \. 7. Hurt, Dr. ". T. Goldsmith,
Nr. j. j. Toon. Rev. n. H. Parks, Dr. X. G. Word,
Rev. II. G. HOrnady. Mr.. ". W. Me Afee, Nj. John
II. Flynn, DIR. George VI. Mcdowell
FACULTY:
". G.. owen. W. D., +. ). Powell, VI. D.. Y. {.
Word, VI. D.. George g.. Crawford. VI. D., William
Perrin NicOlson. VI. d.. tDcan,l John Thad. John
son. VI. D., q. g.. Roy, W. D., \. G.. Hobbs. NJ. -.
". ID. BizLell, VI. -. Auxiliary Professors: j. r.
Alexander, NJ D.. G. Omstcd, VI. d., II. 4. Scott,
NJ. d., b. II. Catching, ID. ID. \, ". G. Jarnagin'
~ ID.
Instruction In all departments Is thorough and
complete
The hospital a large and well-arranged three
story building with double yardndls an around Is
located on a lot adjacent to the College building,
and was secured ~ an attachment 10 thc instit -
on by the bcnc rOlent ladies of the city in co-ope-
advantages 10 the medical student The cOncen-
tratiOn of medical talent in her midst, her geo
graphical position, her accessibility, her freedom
from epi iemics. her large and ripidiyincreaslrS
population, all combine IA make her the point par
eLceHeHce for obtaining a thorough medical edu-
cation. and tO constitute her the great medical
centre Of the southern States.
For catalogue containing full particulars address
WM PERRIN NICHOLSON, VI. d.. Dean,
sc 7-ThSSalm Post-Ofice Box Pa.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cooler.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 81;
A, NJ, 69; noon. 10; Q p. d., &c; GP.
NJ. 70; midnight, 10.
Mean temperature, 703.
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PICNIC CIGARS, sc.
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VI USICAL.

PIANOS, ORGANS, sc.
DIANOS AND ORGANS.
we offer for sale ut LOWEST FACTORY
pRIcEs the following celebrated instruments:
STEiSWAY,
CHiCkERiNG,
HALLET & DAVIS,
FISCHER & GROVEsTEiN,
aud FULLER,
PIANOS;
MASON HAMLiS,
BURDEIT,
WILCOX WHITE, ana
sHONNIGEk,
ORGANS.
OI.D INSTRUMENTS taken In exchange.
schools would do well ~ correspond "lth Us be-
g., ,nrch,s,ng. RYLASD & LIE.
81 O-eOd3w 'A' ''A" 9S'es-
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BRowN's IRON BlT'TERs.



-
aissorb~ no nourshmcnL but su6sisting upon Itself,
tons; the liver becomes torpid. aud other organs,
oi~lrHe3"' al" O'sS''"'''a anu uV"1h as APT o
,,,,,,, ,o,,tn.
mn y,r.p1A AND CuuIs AND rrvrp
ppoWS,S IRON BITTFpS
Is hish'y recommended Tor
.Y n4srAerS RFor-IRINc A CrpTArS
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NFALFD TKOPD~AIS
will be received at this Office until
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER I3, 1882.
at O'Clock T.. W.,
FOR FURNISHING CEMENT OF STANDARD
BRANDS,
to he delivered by the contractor at such times and
places, and in such quantities As may be required
for the term Of six months.
The Committee on Streets reserves the night ~
reject any or all proposals offered.
W. f. CUTSHAW,
re 9-fd city Engineer.
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&C. only for l Picnic CIGAR.
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UNDERTAKERS.

T T. CHRISTIAN, 60
/ A. VrRSIsHING UNDERTAkEh,
No. 1918 EAST BROAD STREET,
RICHMOND,v VA,
,.rg. ,s.ortment OF WOOD and METALLiC
ExsEs' CAsKETs, sHROUDs, CLOTH CAS-
coantry and telegraph orders promptly st.eoas' y s
10 day or night.