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PASsEN0ERs

Per steamship City OF Macon. from New York
Mrs H NJ Conner, child and nurse, Miss A Co
mer. II N Conner Jr, J l keilheim, r, H Harlow,
Mrs Freezer. T l. Ames, A Meyer, w Tamm. j
Alvater, Ogden, p B Springer, ] Mackey.
G H Lurk Miss n Harrison, Miss T Harrison,
P Hulett and wife, Miss E Arden, Mary Clan
cey. AT G Parkinson, J Brahm. J L Smith,
Warren, W Lusk, Miss Lusk, Mrs B Selig, S
Selig, Mamie Selig. Lille Selig, Mrs Hecht, A F
Acee, W Scheerer, q W Allen, Mrs g W Allen
Mrs d Allen, children and nurse, Mrs Bemis,
Mary Bemis, Mrs DickerSOn, Miss II Bradshaw,
Miss Shuman, Mrs Jorgenson, 6 Smith, J W
Stockton, Z Jackson. W S Thayer, Miss A
QuackenbOss. A o Shad, Fahy, Mrs 7
Jackson, Miss H Thorn. Mrs Shelly. Mrs B
Hernandez, W A Ortsiefer, T N Golden, E NJ
Corwin, Z Brieswick, Rev 7 Seully, Rev p
Heally, J o Smith and wife, Mrs Shelton. Mrs
d Glauber, Mrs Cornell, Mrs G Isambert. Miss f
Nassart, Mrs L Desbouillons, Misses and l.
Granger (col), w Willingham (coD, Misses B and
N Millege (cOD. Fuller, and 2S steerage.
Per steamship Juniata. for Philadelphia
S Mitchell wife and 5 children, Miss NJ Oar
den, a Spooner Miss RittenLouse
Per steamer David Clark. from Satilla-Mrs
George Smith, E L Richardson, and deck.
Per steamer CITY Of Bridgeton. from Florida
Mrs Damere and family. J G Gregory, Jas
O'Brien, J Marines. J Maurice, and deck.
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Gdnrattuual
Savannah MiIitaFVAcadOmV.

EALL session begins first Wednesday in Octo-
4 Der. Faculty composed of graduates of
the University of Virginia, Yale College and
line; fine apparatus; thorough teaching; school
building handsomely furnished; moderate
terms. For circulars, containing full particu-
lars, address
MAJOR B. J. BURGESS, Principal,
Oo
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DFPARTED SATURDAY.

Steamer David Clark, Hallowes, Darien and
way landings-WOodbridge & Hartman.
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Clarendon, Townsend, Beaufort
Woodbridge & Hartman.
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CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Going NortA-TT0EHs AZ and 40.

SAVANNA, Ga. September "a. 1852
GOMMENCING SUNDAY. September 21thI at
~ W a. NJ, and until further notice. trains
viii arrive and depart as follows:
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JACKSONVILLE EXPRESS.

Falace Sleeping Cars on this train daily be-
tween Jacksonville and Charleston. and be.
tween Jacksonville and Cincinnati, and be
and Fridays.
Passengers leaving Macon at 1850 D m con-
meet at Jesup with this train for Florida daily.
passengers from Florida by this train con
a m daily. -
assengers for Brunswick take this train. ar
irving at brunswick at 5:35 m daily. Leave
brunsWlck $3.50 p m. Arrive Savannah 2.3C
a m.
passengers from Savannah for Gainesville
Cedar Keys and Florida Transit Road (excent
Fernandinal take this train.
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CENTRAL AND SOUTHWESTERN !.
RAILROADS.

EAvANxAH Co., September 30. 1882
ON and after SUNDAY, October 1st. 1882,
~ passenger trains on the Central and Souti.
western Railroads and branches win run
follows:
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GommfrriaI
Z SAVANNAH MARKET.

OFFICE OF THE MoRNIHG NEWS, !
stvAyNAH, October Z, 1882, P. n.
The market opsned firm and IN
-4 ar1p. "a was barely steady; closing
1r Il. barely steady The sales were a,si'
. We give the Official quotations Of the
'--,.. cotton Exchange:
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Steamship Juniata, Daggett, Philadelphia
VIM Hunter & Son.
Steamship Azalea (Br). Adams, Bremen
A Minis & Sons
Bark Albert, Mosland, New York-Master.
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Shipptna.

SEmi-WEEKLY LINE FOR
Cob n1s BLUR
AND WAY LANDINGS:
THE steamer MARY FISHER. Captain W
Il T. GIBSON, viii leave for above every
FRIDAY, P. N. Returning, arrive SUNDAY
NIGHT. Leave TUESDAY, at "a. N. Return.
ing. arrive THURSDAY, II A. n. For infornna.
ton, ETC., apply to W. 7. GIBSON. Mana0e -
Wharf foot DraytoTa ar a.
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SAVANNAH, FLORIDA AND WEST
ERN RAILWAY.
sUPERINrENDENr's oFF1c,
FAST MAIL

SAVANNAH. August 20, 1882
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, August 81. 1889
~ Passenger Trains on this road will run as
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ylra- sroRss--The market was firm, open
.-g II the following prices: A, p, G and ID
s- $40. F 81 IS. g 81 so. H 81 s. I 81 %,
~. 81 8 62Jf02 -, n 8 121kG3 .,
1-larI ~ IS g. 81. with sales Of 40 barrels
--r-.4-s terms Az p. m was very firm
s 4 81 gI 81 X g %. N g. 20, X 3 -
Wlss 3. W ~ 81, with sales Of Az barrels;
r-rr firm 40 an advance of 2jc. for X and
e. fl-A B. G and ID. The sales we're 300 bar
FL Spirits urpentine opened firm at 47c.
.4 f-r regulars and i6c bid for oils and
.es ui-h sales OF 20 barrels on private
--- and go barrels at 87c Att .. m. was
81 and unchanged sales 100 barrels
firm at IKE for regulars and s61kc
F-.-.-anl vhisSys The sales were 40 casks
s.. Quotes Rosins-A, b. O and d 81 6j. e
g.-.-Fs 81 75. o 81 3d. n 81 80, I 81 90, K 81 50
II -5 s ~, window glass s. IS. water
rr- $500 Spirits turpentine-Ofs and
r..-sys 3il5c regulars 4,1Gc.
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PLANTATION FOR SALE +!

IN Barbour county, Ala, five miles below En-
Il faHla, on the Chattahoochee river 2O43
Iddreas AO1S0S'iO' RHoDFS RToy 1SSp rio'c
Iolumbua "a
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Stripping 9utelIiaente.
MINIATURE ~
MONDAY, October 9, 1882.

ARRIVED SATURDAY
Steamship VIM. Lawrence, March, Jr, BaltI
more james B West & Co.
Steamer Clarendon, Townsend. Beaufort and
way landin ss-WOodbridge & Hartman
steamer David Clark, HallOwes, Satills River
and MISUNDERSTANDING & Hartman.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship City Of Macon Kempton, New
York-d NJ SorreL
Steamship Gate City, Hedge. Boston-Rich-
ardsOn Barnard
Schr DiOne, Patterson Philadelphia, with
coal to Dickerson & Paulsen; vessel to Master.
Steamer City OF Bridgeton. Fitzgerald Jack
sonville and way landings Woodbridge & Har.
riman
Steamer Louisa, Martin, Charleston Master.
ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE SATURDAY.
Bark Bravo (sw), --, from -, in bal
last laster.
Brig Valero (BO CrowelI. Rio Janeiro, in
ballast-Chas Green's Son & Co.
ARRIVED AT TYBEE YESTERDAY.
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FRFIGHTS.

LrAHEB-BV SGt-There have been severa
arrivals during the week. and charters to ar
I'VE a-s more freely offering, but the demand
la- V- lstwise tonnage is very active and at
~ rates. Ofshore business is quiet with
offerings for South American, Mediter-
Altsu and continental ports. Our figures
n-.l-- the range OF Savannah, Darieu.
Brunswick and Satilla from so cents TO 81 %
g5rs paid here for change OF loading port
htgu1-e Co Baltimore ana Chesapeake ports,
= - 30; TO Philadelphia, s. 5 a. 90; 70
SeT York aud Sound ports. s. 501S 90; TO
Boston and eastward, s. 501S 50; TO st. John
A. 3. 513l) 90; timber 81 % higher than
lumber rates; % the West Indies and wind
sA-t, S oG10 90: TO South America,
81 l1s- or. 70 Spanish and Mediterranean
p1-.s SIf e0Bl5 %; 10 United Kingdom for
o'-ersr timber 3is q S5s, lumber IS los.
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EVENING REPORT.

PARIS, October z, 4:3O D. m.-Rentes. S1f 75c.
NV ORLEANS. October 7.-Exchange-
New York sight nominal; bankers sterling,
NEw YORK, October THE weekly state
ment Of the associated banks issued from the
clearing house to-day, shows the following
changes: Loans decreased S4,901, 800; specie
increased, 81, 9SO, 600; legal tenders decreased,
S33OOOJ; deposits decreased, S2,447, 400; circu-
latlon increased, 81, 00S 100; reserve increased,
$3.50. 30. The banks now hold 2421 ,S25 in ex
cess or all legal requirements
NEW YORK, October 7.-Exchange, 81 So
Government bonds generally unchanged; new
lives, lOO1s; four ana half per cents l1235
four per cents, 1883. Money 6a3 per cent. State
bonds dull; lower for Tenuessees.
Sub-Ireasury balances-Coin, $50 7l3,O 00 90;
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r-r-There was a steady tone TO the
--.--. with a good inquiry, but buyers we're
-rsr- 90 meet the views Of factors, ana IN
-.ace sales were very light and Of no
-rsrre We QuOres
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COUNTRY PROnrCE

- re- A. ollRES--SGil. Resin and spirits, ton
- = = Alled- Cork orders, for United King
~ - - continent, Is Sd b6s. Sd; steam to B0s
- - &c on rosin, 81 on spirits; to New York,
~ on rosiu, 60c. on spirits.
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ARRIVED AT TYBFF YESTERDAY
CLEARED SATURDAY.


Bark Pohona (Br), Nielsen, Greenock, in bal
last-HOlst & Co
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Personals and Briefs.


Judge Garrison, John W. Woltz. Tso..
ana Colonel Il. VI. Mayo. are all at the Ex-
change Hotel, en- route 70 King and Queen.
Where they speak tomorrow.
The tag-;ax Injunction case win be ARMED
IN the Chancery Court next Tuesday.
Members Of Clay-Ward Actiyes and
others in favor Of taking an earnest part
IA The campaign are requested by Captain
4. :. DerbyshiTe, ward superintendent. 10
meet at spies's Hall, No. 7OG west Broad
, street. Tomorrow night at s O'Clock.
Auorney-General Blair is Of opinion that
The Mayor Of the city is not legally a men,
! Der Of the School Board.
Thomas Carter (coIored). who was sent
10 the penitentIary by the Hastings Court
Tor stealing, was the only member Of his
family who bad not served in that institu-
tiOn.
The Jeferson-Ward Democratic Club
meets tonight
III you want 10 see the comet get up early
in the morning: that is better than sitting
up all night.
Governor Cameron will shortly take the
stump, II administration journals are cor
rectly informed.
Wnkinson's Hall was sold nj auction yes
terday for sl4,2O0. Mr.. Wilkinson's pro-
perty' sold the day before brought S1G.0 900
Nessrs. Il. 3. Chaffn & Co., real estate
agents, have sold the farm in Henrico
county, about seven miles north Of the city.
containing 142 acres. TO Mr.. 4. Lynds, for
the sum Of S4,400.
On ShockOe Slip a Belgian-block pave
ment i taking the place Of the worn-out
asphalt pavement which has done duty
there for several years past. The laying oi
the new material i nearly finished
Mr.. Thomas Potts started Yesterday on
his return to Richmond, Va, from Queens
town, Ireland.
:. c. Blanchard's large brick warehouse,
on Virginia street near the Danville depot,
is approaching completion.
The members Of the Olympic Boat Club
continue their scull practice on the smooth
cypanse oi James-riyer water between
Nayo's island and Rockets. There Is some
talk Of rowing match here between rival
club, during State Fair week. The inter
est in the Fair would no doubt BE greatly
heightened by marine contest Of the sort.
Colonel George II. Peyton, Of the Green
brier White, and ex-governor Mathews,
Of West Virginia. were in the city yester-
day.
The Union Veteran Corps Of Washing
ton will be in Richmond on the 7th. No
steps have been taken by Richmond COM
panics to receive them. They will bring
their band with them.
jefferson Ward viii have a meeting At
their headquarters on Main street To-
night Uncle Bob Styll and his men
VIII be on hand. and q r-using time j. eX-
pccted. Come, men, and aid III the rouse
mert
Mcssrs. William =. Lvne 4 Co., auc-
tioneers, sold al pu' lie auction on vesier-
day brick dwelling No. 210s cast Clay
street for 3 17j; also. sold privately Va
cant lot on Main be.v ecn jefersco ana
Madison streets. 27-1jj feet, Tor cash $50
per fooi- 1.G30.
Jurors Of september terms can Get their
per diem by calling on Assistant Treasurer
Tinsley. There i, about $50 in his office
held for iuror>-some as far back n last
YEAR
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rha Capxassfn In This District.

Hon. George d. Wise viii speak al Hen
rico County Court house Saturday,.1th Of
October, al O'Clock 7. ".
Hon. John W. Daniel. Hon. Thomas
Whitehead. and Hon. George u. Wise al
Manchester Saturday night at 1:30 O'Clock.
Hon. John W. Daniel al Caroline COUNTY
Court Bowling Green Monday, October
OH. .-s,,
Hon. George d. Wise At Chesiernelu
Courthouse Monday. October 9th
Hon. John ". Daniel and Hon. George
y. Wise At Richmond lNoZari Hail Tues
dav uirht. October 10th.
Hon. John W. Daniel and Hon. George
y. Wise al Midlothian. Chesterfield county.
Thursday. October 18th. AZ 2:3o clock.
Hon. George u. Wise IL Glover HlA Oc-
t0her 14th. al =. NJ.
Hon. GeorccD. Wise in Henrlco county.
a FuroucLty', store, October lGih, al
O'Clock Z. VI.
Hon. George y. Wise in Henrico county
"wednesday. october 18th, at O'CLOCK
7. NJ. r.,. -, -
onion, store. October 18Th. al / O'Clock
7. NJ. -., ....,,,,..
nv Mr.. Wise. and speak ai each OF tht
Y,iaco. designated in Hcnrico county.
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cuosr SToBY.-Firemen on ,'.I tpe s,o,ie.
GINA oway tel %on4iT5s sf 5hds5 5'orS on the
OF the nightly dl yroiId' aId ncaT otlo river, where
trasG 0i WA. sa' Killed ,ome time ago w5iis his
tTalnr nlbin frsi appeared ,s on Two S,ote w the
shoslsnRp I'M becoming more bold oi ia'e ',o,, se
h,ir,Ha horSfS' stranger in the form 0i and H has
pi',1;I ,d1;;"nensed with the stecos' anu n.;t;nn ;l,
has di' iimc. unattended. taken ,S Po'ir1otd nod
s.No ,ie trocS in the attitude o. .n' ,irht
on tnT ed I,1 defed the iron horse. one hSn. Gi.
, but aux rnJ the fireman Of an ens'nr man ON on
last ,og Wen What AT was supposed to be man n;Dp U
Se track. The engine when SanF lbe e man and
Lso = hicb rate Of speed, strnGA 'iv I'm IN was
at 1,sr rently killed HIM The ualn ..nt back @
apI';nedi apI;ned and several hands were a sem S The
stopl'eV PIP what hat damage had been DONE dnru the m
70 se' ,ras seen Il short distance 1V = dis.
BODY waf Sn upon @ the men reaching IT, bas u aT-
rou, r,.r"d ed All other times the shosr snd I' after
appeafEeGin IN the cabs Of engines, anu 1--we sei
pTe1inr peaTeI ~ things generally inrSttt, ins5 s''P
sutV1G .,, MO lDT Space Alexandria "d@'''''
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The Penitentiary Offences.

The truth about the sale ol places al 'ie
penitentiary 10y Eeadjuster members ol ihe
legislature i, rapidly coming out. and The
rand iurv can now get all the evidence II
wants.
The Board 81 Directors two month, ago
reported the facts TO the Governor, giving
the names Of the men who bought piact''
names Of members Of the Legislature VINO
.olJ same. and stating 10 what extent sald
soics i were made with the knowledge OF the
Snnerintenden; Of the institution. The re-
non of the Board further represented 10
the Governor that some OF l1e EuHIu W. ,tc
nnder age and some state employees III the
nav Of the contractors. ,,,u,o
SPECIAL grand jury will probably T bS
sr,n,naned for tomorrow TO investigate all
tbcsc alleged offences. and II J. understood ..
,ba, the information in the hands OF me
,.'.'' r''.or,or , and 80 long withheld from The
Tnhhc1 viii he put at the disposal Of Mr..
vii the Commonwealth Attorney loi
tbe prosecution Of the offenders.
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DOWNTOWN MERCHANT having

A passed several sleeFless uishts disturbed by
the agonies and cries Of q suffering child. and be-
coming Convinced that MRS. wINLowfS
SOOTHING SYRUP was jss; the srticle needed,
procured supply Sor the child. ON reaching home
and acquafniiRg bis wife with what he had done.
she refused 10 have h administered 70 tie ckld, As
sfe was strangely IN fssOr Of Homeopathy. That
night the ef-Id passed IN suffering and the pa asents
without sleep Returning hooe the day following,
the father foIwd the baby sin worse and. while
contemplating another slcepIess night the mother
sfcpped from IN. room 70 atfesd 20 some domestic
duties and left the father With the child Dur ng
her absence he administered portion Of the
soothing syrup - the baby and Said nothing.
That night all hans slept ~e,t and the little FED
low awoke In the morning hrigfaand huppy. The
mother was delighted with the saodcs and wop-
derfRl change. and altseaeh at hrsi eaesied the
deception practeed ups her. has coutissed 10 use
the syrup, and suffering cryiag hahcs and restless
nfgbts have disappeared single srfaI q thu sy-
rup never yet failed to resiey1 the bAby and over
cJrw the prejDdices Of the mother.
said by ali druggists; 25c a bottle.
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HEROIC ACTION OF AZ AIEsesP%1lo Rsses% on Hfn the
In nStdeo d,emae. =, writer on the Washington
iS sunday Herald says: ,:v mention the heroic
"By the s,~s,s, wsy, Eugene Taylor, Of Alex Alex
action OF NJ MaTser Tnser,ormed most meritori9Hs ,Hs
andria, who hIpS,iur ps,iiu irom death one Of the b
action in rescait s,;H;1ers who was in bathing,
young lady yasnppear he plunged into d,ast tnt
water sa a%e %eSS Nass5 Nsssood aussGGf ssnG
splendid d Sp spesi.ISir I spirited and capable
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Tp.DpS PAEApE-PROGRANAE TO hk N"N-
-, -, To-Dtv.-Our citizens are noi con-
~. "a be behind other conlmefclal ooHf
,,,r;ties ,o,, a. j. evidenced 10y The push ID thT
,-nrtsction Of the plans for the secohu
~ Parade. The subcommittee VINO
80 ON, an, Collecting money 10 defray the SA-
60. -, ~ advertising. music, FIREWORKS
~ otber incidentals are bringing cn-
i-u ~, renorts 10 Mr.. ". Cans. trea-
a~ ond instead q meeting WIN az,
su-..' ,,,-'re,neni. they are frequently loiu il II
1,,hscribed is not sufficient 10 cal
Gov more. This committee / al'o -t,,1i, t,H, -
tor suggestions, which the! slNo -, =;
They have learned tAal solii, - - L. -
Going TO expend very respeclAp,l'' ~, I;tt..
make a grand display. Oui no.els 9a- :,
raj. Exchange Hotel leads Win -
James, 40: American Hoiei' Slv' - - y,
ON Monday at Ss o'clock conlerenTIiS .LiIi ,,' ~
the railroad officials Is called, When ~, W. u
decided the rates during Iraues-l ~ 80 ',V'
and Fair week. II Is Siso utsianl' .n
tha, these roads make display ~, 10 tle Pr pr
lesion of both men and fioais. NJ WV, MoS.i'
odd considerable to the day anu 49, !,
festivities. At the sesqui- Ceneenn;i,. ;Troa' "
Roit;more the Baltimore and ONO I I"i,i 90 80
h"d five thousand men in me, anu III vi
Northeru ,,.'r Central railroad TWENTY-FIVE nun
dred men in kne. o ,,oo,
The Manchester Ragamuffins have pee
.e.;s,,v invited. and are now maAii
''-',,ar1tions for their funny display.
Pi 20 c,vic societies will no doubt IVr
C'h iarre numbers, Is il l. intended ,
Uu ~ the day Of the parade geneiA' "o'
day. the city. who made sue
Inc oa pus and suggestive display ia
nahu;E'n u.r;,, no, he behind this year. a.,
We We shall tomorrow puDiisn '"' ~
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Tho renowned Qneen Of Sl,el.a. W IN All no, ,,.,
,.omT- magnificent apparel and hrilIAa, -ct,n,,.
wcsld never have appeared within the presence Of
re rrNndesi q the non&rchs az lhe pas, bao sh.
ps Aso possessed thai which is the crowu,ns ,,o,,
~ ihe female isorson-a skin unchalcnsea for ,,s
Oriental softRess and rs almost transccnaen,.,
rurs;y. Cleopxtrs. holding Emperor Al bsv and
railing empires by her word, had quickly los, her
charm and power by one attack of hlotcheS. or of
farn,les os of horrid tan and freckleS
WOMAN RULES THE WORLD
~ he- beauty poi less than by her purity Of oharao
ser lcveliDcSs oi Disposition. and unseltsh devc-
soa. Indeed. in the estimation Of perhaps too
many rner. beauty I'm q BODY tskes rreceaspce ove,
evc-y other consideration. Beauty thus forms AN
important pari a womAn's working capitsl. -
Without which too many ~ not bankrurts in what
-slA,es 70 influence within tte circle where tl,,x
move arr povcrless for great good. Hence W. see
D.. only The proprie;y but the duty Of every lady
r-c~e-1inr viii reAIous care that which 70 her f.
e.n.isl 20 success and influence and US fulpes. in
II, And since a. beauty l. hui skin deep the u,-
rao-i cary and vigilance are required 30 guard n
asainsi tho MANY ins that he.h is heir "a. Among
q. great and ANNOYING enemies Of beauty
OF EITHER SEN.
4 vel as - comfort happiness, and health. are
nos T-Stiferous and horrid skn-discascs-tetfer.
har1ors cczclaS salt-rheUmi rough and scaly erl-
uauS ulcers Yimplc> and an disease II the hair
and scalp. F0r the cure of al these Dr. C. W BAN
son q Baltimore. sier wears Of patient study snd
invest ati-u devoted o. seases % toe skin 81 last
l-,sq.i forth his celebrated SKIN CURE which
hasa,7saev. by its marvellous ours established il
s.lf - THT greai remedy for al diseases - the
.gir. whatever be their names y character. IT,
succc,s has been immense and unparalleled. All
druggists have II. Elegantly puf up.tvo bottles ln
tnt fackact. Internal and external treatment
P-lct =.
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TN-FRY ON PrAI>rs.

SEX Headache. Nervous Headache. Neuralgia.
Ns-vausnsss- Paralysis. Dyspepsia Sleeple-sness,
s-t Rrsir-In~caSs> positively cured ~ Or. G. W.
FEN>QN'> CELERY AND CHANOMuEP PILLS.
Tl.y ,uiSiu no opium. qulnine- or Other harmful
c-1r.
sid ~ a. drug So. Price Soc. pcr box. q for
w.. So. ~ six. postage frce.-DI. c. ". BIN
-N. I-luuo-o- Nd.
C. y. CRITTENTON. New York. is wholesale
s-al.- fo- ~. c. ". Benson remedies.
oc -codlw4w
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Beautiful.

We have seen the splendid assortment Of
pianos and organs at Ryiand a Lees, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth on Nam, an0
would advise purchaser, To see them before
huying elsewhere. II j, the only exclusive
piano and organ warehouse in the south.
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PcrSOnGlS.- Mr.. John 7. Sampson was in
the CITY to-day after sickness Of several
weeks al his home. at Midlothian.
Mr.. Alexander Blankensbip and Master
Johnny BrodnaX LEFT the city.Sunday for
New York to attend the Cooper Institute
in that city. Both young gentlemen have
decided talent for the profession they have
chosen. that Of artist.
A Mrs Maury. who was confined IN the
CITY Jail on the charge Of being crazy, has
been taken TO her home. IN Petersburg. 10y
her sous.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-04

CoIored Granite CompGny.-A company
Of Richmond and Manchester colored men
have united their means and bought 4
Chesterfield granite quarry, which they
propose 10 work after the most approved
style Of their Write brethren. Secretary
Z. II. Jones notifies those interested Of a
meeting this evening a. 5 O'Clock for or
ganization, after which il is proposed 10
proceed Immediately 70 business.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-04

OFYICE OF HOLLYWOOD CENETERy Co,l
RICHMOND, October 2. 1882. 4
CACT1ON.-A PERSON FOUND
~ guilty Of mutnatng Any Hsnnnssnt In the
Hollywood cemetery VIII be isnils,ied TO he full
extent Of ule law.
BY order Uf the Board. r. +. BROOKE.
&C 3-3et Secretary ans Ttasussr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-04

joseph VI. Blair, Grocer s36 Main street,
Ia. the pleasure Of announcing that ORDER
for him can be- left at Mr.. II. G. Forsimann :
drugstore. Gl9 west Main street, where
thev will be promptly transmitted and
faithfully executed. Telephone numbers
.,.I gfp
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r,oru Issprc1ross.-DelOw viii ii be ,s,S found ul,a
fIoun C,antifT M of fiour inspected in the , elly
se ~ Richmond for the month Of ,srIss srpls eSsr.
% Ssss aaIs barrels family, ga Darrels barrels un
s,,nertlne. sSps go barrels suPerine' pa''s''
ene. Is barrels condemned