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6teamboats and Railroads..


LBANY DAY BOATS.-Albany and &. Vlb-
~ bard-Daily SUNDAY excepted. leave Vesiryst Pier
$685. AMI W22d-st at IN tBrooklyn by Annex at M
West Point Newbufg, POughkeep
sic Rhnebcek. Catskill and Hudson Connecting at RHINE
beck Thy erT) with 2.45 trains on Ulster " Del H. X
and 40 ALBANY with trains for the NORTH and w EST and
Special SARATOGA EMPRESS.
A MARY POWELL, for West Point, Corn
IA. wall Newburg Poughkoepsio, ROndout and Kingston
landing CransOns formerly ozzers's). Milton Newltam
burg Hyde Park daily (SuDdays excepted. Leaves
Vestryst pier at 3:i5 and 22dst at $3.50 p Connects
POnghk depsin with evening U aina for Tho North.
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MARY POWELL, for West Point, Corn
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST,
VIA Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington.

and after May o. the magnificent Passenger Trains
leave from Pennsylvania Rlroad Depot foot OF Corandts
and DesbTOssesst, follows;
p. except Sundays parlor attached, arrives wash
ngtOn sO M. Night express leaves Washington az ~
daily sleepes aud day coaches through to CINCINNATI
and Chicago -
.. daily. Fast Line arrives Washington 22j M Gin
cnnat $50 m. Chicago $50 a. and ST. LOUIS sou a. m
T. palace seepers and day coaches though 70 CINCINNATI
ST Louis ana Chicago.
IL O'Clock night daily arrives Washington $50 Day
Express leaves Msslngton at 1910 daily sleepers
ANA day coaches through To Cincinnati
~ 10 other line makes faster time the West. Trains
arrive from West $50 m. $50 p and 1850 p
and sleeping Derths secured and baggage called
for aud checked To destination at cOmpanys Ofce No $40
and at all the offices OF the Pennsylvania railroad
nlLn
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FALL RIVER LINE.

FALL RIVER. BOSTON, AND THE EAST
The best route to MATTHIAS VINEYARD, NANTUC'
KFT CAPE COD RESORTS, WHITE MOUNTAINS
MOUNT DESERT AMI all principal cities inland and sea
shore resorts Of New ugland and the provinces
The mammoth palace steamers
BRISTOL and l. PROVIDENCE
leave NegYOrS daily tSundays included at $50 p m
from Pier % " Of Murrayst Connection wa Annex
boat from Brooklyn at . =. m Jersey city, p M
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS
every evening during the pleasure travel by
the splendid bands and Orchrstrls attached Ia these
=.
Long route; full ngats rest five morning trains TO
Boston short rail ride time seventy Ave muutsJ
NEWPORT LINE.
FOR NEWPORT X. I, DIRECT
Reopening the summer season, commencing MOnds'
June ~. magnificent steamers
NEWPORT and OLD COLONY
will leave Ncw-NOrS daily, sundays excepted, at d T. "
from PIER -, North llver,
These steamers their Eastern terminus az Newport
Tickets both lines may be secured AT
principal hoe seI ana ticket Olces at me oince
aud steamers.
SEND FOR LIST OF TOURS AND EACUkSlONS
FREE on APPLICATION.
BORDEN d LOWELL GEORGE - CoNNOh,
Agents Genl Pass Agent
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

rut, nj ID. ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
ooTRAINs EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND ON SUN
DAY, 3srATIoN5 IN PHILADELPHIA, AIN
NETWORK.
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-PasSengcr
- trains and after May u. lss2 will leave depots foot
OF ~ ana
Csc D. M Tor EastOn, bethlehem, Allentown, Reading.
Mauch Chunk, MilNcsharre. TOwanda, Wavery. Ithaca
Geneva LYONS BunLlu West Northwest. Pull
man through daily. Trains az m for EaSton,
Bethlehem Allentown. Reading Hauch Chunk Wnkcsbdrlc
PittOn Local trains at a. n for Easton Bethlehem
and COplay. -,
points m ahanuy aLeltOl coal regions. sunday tram
local for Nauch Chuuk, $40 Leave Mauch Chunk al
44j \. IN. ,,--.,--,. a.
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BLOOMINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
~ COS MEETING WITH ALL POINTS EAST

FARE always Low by any other line.
Steamers NARRAGANsETr and sToNINGToN leave
daily te ,cept from Pier 50. " T., foot Ot
Jay.sf arriving Boston Al a. N.
Tickets for all principal ticket Offices StaeroOms
secured AT WcscO Co., at Aston House
207 {s Sg7 and Broadway, and at Fifth Ayenue
Windsor Hotel ticket Offices
~ Nv. FILKINS, General Passenger Agent
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PROVIDENCE LINE.
Il FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT
Connecting with Providence * Worcester RR
for all POINTS NORTH and EAST, via WORCESTER
The entirely and pdlatial steamer MODE ISLAND
on MONDAYS Wednesdays and Fridays and the fayorte
steamer MASSACHC SETS on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays viii leavcat $50
5p m from Pier % y. t.. foot of Warren-st
CONNECTIONS made Providence via T. ~ W. * H..
or Worcester aud all Northern. Eastern and White
Mountain points Tickets for sale at all principal ticket
Offices >tatsruums Offices Of Wescou Express
Co nj 3 Aston House. Nos 2O7, Sol, 391 AMI Al Broad
way and al Fith Avenue Windsor Hotel ticket Offices
". FIIkINS. General Pass.
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SALES AT THE MINING ExcBAyGE&
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Il Hamburg American Packet Companys Line for
PLYMOUTH. ChEkBou 70 and HAMBU.G.
FRISIA L. WESTPHALIA.... June %
WIELAND.......... June ~. LESSISG ..........Juy3
Rates to plymouth London, CnerOourg Hambufg
First Cabin 500; Second Cabin, $50 steer2 $50 Round
tp at reduced rates Storage rom Hamburg Havre and
Southampton, S27. Send for Tourist Gazette"
KUNHAkDI g. CO., &. B. RICHARD & CO,
General gents General Passenger Agents
No 81 Bfe4d-st, ". y. No. 81 Broadway. " !
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sTEAMEKS LEAVE PIFRS n. r.,
FOOT RECTOE-Sr;
For Highlands. ScabrIght, Monmouth Bnach ana Long
Ranch. 53J. lO:l5 M 1880, 34J, 445 p m sundays 10
n. III.
Tor Atlantic Highlands 1915 M 1880. 3:iJ.4i5p M
For Ocean Grove, Point Pleasant, &C. lOl5 a, M 3't0
Tor Lax ewood Toms River Barnegai, &C. 1880, 3i5 m
Tor Writings, Atlantic city, NiE'@ni, and all stations 70
Bay side. 1890 D. III.
LAX wood Toms River Bsrnegat, &c. p N. for Lake
wood River. Atlantic city AMI all stations to Bay
side. T. n Tor Lake Toms River, BaTuegat.
F. BALDWIN. Gen Pass AGENT.
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COX RONDOD hINGn ~ cr,n an Handi1r
West Point, wall Newburs. Marlboro. Milton.
Poughkecpsie. Esopu4 connecting wan Ulster ana Dea
ware .uJ ,tnuv Glove RailrOlds STEAMBOATS, CHy OF
Catsk W. baldwin leave daily at p ~ 1901
of Uarrson.st NOrth River except SATURDAYS Wheh mo
CITY OF askill leaves 40 connecting WIN evening
train Tor SUMMER Resorts through the CatsAu MOUNTAINS
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For Young Lidies-Country.
DORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE-Lo-
ID caon home comforts, unsurpassed Address
Rev WILLIAM c. BOWEN, A NJ, Borientowu, y. J. -
BRADFORD ACADEMY FOR YOUNG La
ID DIES-The eighteenth year commences september ."
1882 Tor circulars apply to - ,o,,.-eo>- Dr,,c,,,,
Bradford, Mass.
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO TOURISTS AND OTHERS.
THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP cos NEW
STEAMSHIP SAN JOSE will leave Newly ork or about
June a. Panama direct via the straits Of Magellan
and ardess, and having superior
mod2tlOns passengers.
Fare round tip NewYorK II Panama only 500
Ditto, including passage rom Panama 10 y. Y. Pau
ANA to san Francisco at passengers option 800
For tickets and full particulars apply tho foot
Canal st. Worth River.
BULLAY
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Communicated
To the Tax-payers Of Rfchmoud.

| In the Dispatch Of last Tuesday the pro-
cecdings OF the Common Council We're elab
orately entered into so far as the Chaffiu
charges were concerned. Those long.
winded comments on my charges have
been either drawn up directly or indirectly
and offered in both branches OF the CITY
Council by certain members. First, John
NJ. Higgins offered long sci in his branch
then Charles L. Todd. the man who has
virtualiyIun the city government for years.
offered hiS resolutions. / now charge the
following members OF the City Council
Charles l.. Todd, J. J. King, ]. NJ. Hig-
gins, t. II. Elleti, and W. II. Williams
with acting in the double capacity Of serving
themselves first and secondly the city. a. her
agents; with for years selling supplies TO
the city and then passing upon their own
accounts, contrary TO law; and If permit
ted to give bond Of 5000 (the same the
Auditor gives, to be approved 10y coupe-
tent authority, 10 permit book-keeper Of
my selection and at my own expense to ex-
anime the books in the Auditors office,
which have no market value, promise to
show 10 the taxpayers OF Richmond the
great loss the city has sustained fg these
men selling TO the city and approving their
own accounts, thus preventing the city
from buying from merchants not members
Of the city government at lowest mar
ket rates. ! believe ] shall he able TO
show the statement Of Charles L. Todd,
made in the Dispatch some week ago.
rs 10 his selling only thirty-nine dol
lars worth 10 the Water Department
since be has been connected with the city
government, 10 be incorrect. II now call on
these men TO aid me byther votes 10 let the
book-kcepcr Of my selection make a full
copy OF their various dealings with the
city, and let me publish them in our daily
papers. Ii they are not guilty Of my
charges the hock-keeper can do them no
harm. The city can sustain no loss. rs
propose 10 give the same bond a. the Audi
tor to do with the hook-kceper what the
law gives me the right 10 do without bond.
but the great pres, OF personal business
viii not permit OF loss Of months Of time
Tor such work.
Some Of these men can afford hour. and
days Of their time TO serve the city without
pay upon the surface, but did not have pa
tnot,m enough 10 FIRE a gun in defence of
this beautiful city during our late war.
Further comment l. unnecessary.
Bets have already been made and taken
that the ring>ter, would make an effort 60
cXpcl me from the Board Of Aldermen. |
promise. should fail 10 get permission 70
give bond 10 permit the bOok-Eceper TO cX-
anime the books. that ! shall apply 10 the
Legislature for such right, Il no honest
man can make m honest objection to such
an inspection Of the books.
Respectfully. Il. B. CuAFFIN.
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To the Richmond Public.

Miss Marie Bowen, Of Atlanta, Georgia,
has announced heT appearance IN pro-
oramme Of recitations at Mozart Hall No
yembcr 14th. II would be useless 10 ada
criticism 10 the enthusiastic encomiulns
Miss Bowen has received from the south
ern press. with also complimentary
printed testimonial from the Key. Dr'
hawthorne, OF this city. This l. written
simplv with the idea that womanly syihpa-
thv and appreciation must offer distinc'iVe,
aid and value to woman, however noteu
and honored. With such motives | 20
forward with words Of welcome TO "a
stranger in a strange land"
I have heard Miss Bowen read, and,
quoting from DR.. Hawthorne, 81 am sure
She would delight any audience" She
nroposes to make Richmond her home 10y
giving instruction in elocutiOn and orato-
rv; such classes not conflicting with ine
study OF modern literature so admirably
conducted by other ladies in the city. Can
we have a higher aim than TO stimulate
pure-hearted, independent effort in Il wo'
lnan with talent worthy OF success! As
resident OF Richmond for some years,
onpeal 10 the Richmond public 10 exalt the
Standard of such effort by sustaining en-.
Observation-Disclosures Of the talent, a:
meriting success, by giving thelripresenc'
in full audience on the evening OF Miss
Bowen's first appearance in Richmond.
Mrs. ]. g. CABELI., 3O1 east Main.
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= Profitable Investment.

\ notable instance OF a profitable endoW-
ment policy has been lately brought 10 our
attention. Colonel G.. J. Foreacrc. Of Al
lnta, Ca. insured IN the Northwestern
Mutual Life-lnsurance Company Of Mil
waukeo. Wi>.. June 10. 1869. Tor $1,000.
payable 10 him in twenty years, or at death,
should that occur before the expiration Of
twenty wears. Iii, annual payment was
S39l.70 TO be paid annually for ten years i.
though III, actual payments were somewhat
larger. being made semi-annuallv. some Of
hi. payments were made on the note plan !:
had all been made in cash hi, dividends
would have lecn larger and the cost corrc-
spondingly reduced. The total payments
have been S3.917. The dividends received
10 date by the assured have been S1.1S9.
The dividends for the past eleven years
have been sos per annum. 20 that the g.
timatcd dividends TO the maturity Of the
policy NJ a moderate estimate Of so per an
nun make dividends TO come 500. De-
ducting the total dividend reduction. the
net cost of the policy al maturity j. seen TO
Dee s2.0j3.27. Thus Colonel Foreacre Will
receive $1,000 at maturity nj an actual cost
Of S2.0j3-a profit oi S2.94G.13. besides
twenty wears OF lifc-in>urance; or, in other
words. for every 500 invested Colonel
Foreacre gets back S2iS.3S. A. to this po-
licy Colonel Foreacre recently said:
I'm 1869 / took out $4,000 policy in the
Northwestern Mutual Liie-IE>urance Com
pany on the twenly-year endowment plan.
PAYABLE in ten years. completed my pay
ments TO the company in 1873. In 1879
received q dividend Of slj4.6j. and in lsSO
dividend Of SlG7.2j. also received q
gradually-incrcasln dividend each year
while making my payments. | have been
30 well pleased with the management Of
thi, company that have taken another
$1,000 policy. THE Spectator. Nc,r York..
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LOCAL MATTERS.


city yesterday. ~ - III 'H'
Rev. X. q. SEYMOUR. ID. d. pastor ., IN,
hnggies-S street Baptist church. Boston l.
at FOrd's Hotel. - ''0PPi"s
MI IL. c. Wood. president pro TEN q,
Ibe senate, passed through the city ve.ter.
0ay on ms way 10 Philadelphia.
Last night a number of leading CogIi.
,lonl>ls. ~ p. both black and white, went over
70 petersburg to console the Boss.
John Paul. whose seat in the next Con.
sresS VIII be warmed by Colonel O'Ferrai
was IN The city yesterday.
yesterday was the anniversary of tbe
destruction by fire Of W. f. Tanner6 Co :
foundry. They are now not only in full
operation II the old stsnd. but have nearly
completed their new works at the north
END OF Fifth street, which will De tbc frst
porablc-cnSine works in this country.
Colonel Robert 4. Caskie. familiarlv
known here a. colonel Of the "Caskie Ran.
gers during the war, is now. after q lonc
absence, in the city.
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DOWNTOWN MERCHANT having

"A passed several s.ecpess nishis. disturbed by
the ag0uics and cries Of a suffering child, and be-
coming convinced that MRS. WlNsLOW's
SOOTHING SYRUP was lust the article needed,
prccurcd supply forthe child. on reaching home
and acquainiing his wife with what he had done
she refused 10 have IT administered to the child a.
sl,, VI. strongly In favor Of Homeopathy. That
MIGHT the child passed In suffering and the parents
without sleep. Returning home the day following
tho f4ther found the baby stin worse; and while
concentrating another =leepess night the mother
stepned from the room 10 arieRd 10 some domestic
aufles and left the father with the child. During
her absence he administered portion Of the
soothing syrup 90 the baby and said nothing.
Thai night all hands slept we'll, and the little fell
low aroke In the morning bright and happy. The
mother was delighted with the sudden ana won
derful change and although al first offended at The
deccption practiced upon her. has continued to Use
The syrup. and suffering crying babies and restless
nights have disappeared. single trial Of the sy-
rup never vet failed to relieve the haby anu over
come the prejudices Of the mother.
sold by all druggists; 2jc. bottle. ,oooa,~
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LynchburS IIurrahiDS for Demo.


B0NTlREs, ILLUNlNATlcNs. AND PUBLIC
SPEAKING N REJOICING OVER TIE VIC
TORY OF THF NATIONAL DEMOCRACY AND
TIE BLOW GIVEN MALONE BY "oLD MAN
MASSEY
l>pecia. telegram 20 ne nispatchI
LYNcHBtRG. VA. November ll.-Lynch-
burg j, in great blaze Of enthusiasm to-
night. such sight q, i. presented having
never before been Witnessed in the history
of the town.
Every house on the principal thorough
fares is Illuminated. bonfres are brightly
burning. rocket, are flying through the air.
cannon booming, and everybody wild with
rejoicing over the great national Demo
cratic victory yand the doom Of Bo>,i,m and
Mahouci.m in Old Virginia.
The torchlght procession is several
square, in length. and presents a glorious
and brilliant; scene. The Wclkiu j, ringing
with cheers for Massey. Garrison. George
Wise. C,Fell. Tucker. O'Fcrral. and Bar
bour.
The transparoncie, arc numerous and
striking.
An immense throng Of people j. now
being addressed ny Major John ". Danici,
whose utterance> are being appauded to
the echo.
Major Daniel predict, that when thy
fraudulent collectors are dragged TO jus
tcc. and the vote Of Virginia is correctly
a>ceriained, John L. Massey will be the
congressman from the state at large.
He read tclegram- from the First and
seventh districts claiming the election q
Garrison and O'Fcrran. and the applause
which greeted the announcement was deaf
ening.
Colonel Whitehead preceded Major Dan
iel in a forcible and effective speech. which
excited mdc,crbablc enthusiasm.
The Mahoneiie, are blue, blue, blue, and
the Democrat, rejoicing.
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mr.. d. A. Mesby Before a United State.
Commissioners.

Mr. John A. Mosby, registrar and Judge
OF election at The First precinct In Mon
,oe no., " ara, was taken before Commissioner
rIeasants yesterday and examined and
sent on to the grand jury, charged with
,mnlerIering with United States Deputy
Marshal Woods on the day Of election.
Mr.. Mosby is a gentleman Of intcIli-
gehce ana OF high standing in this COM
,nluhity, and no one who knows him be-
ne'es that he would knowingly violate
any law, State or Federal, or do injustice
10 any man, white or black. Under great
provocation given, he ordered Policeman
done. ''O - va
The origin Of the whole trouble was in
ine dispute about the Smelling tax-receir,ts.
Mr. Mosby was represented by Messrs.
george ID. Wise. A. NJ. Kelley, and II. NJ.
SHith, Jr.. as counsel, and easily gave the
bail required Of him.
Mr. John 5. Wise, District Attorney.
appeared for the Government.
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Attempting Bill of Fare.

The bill Of fare for Monday at Delaue',
Merchant, Restaurant. next TO the Dis.
pGfct office. will embrace the following
special di>hcs-the first Of the season:
Roast saddle Of yenison: currant Jelly.
Roast turkey, stuffed with oysters; eel
cry sauce.
SteWed ycni>on. with Spanish olives.
Saute OF rabbit, Ia CrctOn.
BraizG OF partridge. sauce EspagnOle.
Nenison steaks: Oyster-pattie>.
Celery and cold slaw.
Nlincc-pleS and cream-puiiS.
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wASCHEsTER AND VICINITY.

Bricfs.-Chesteifeld County and Circuit
Courts will meet on Monday.
The First Auditor OF Virginia has been
paid II 900 as Manchcster's contribution III
The way Of delinquent taxes. deeds, fines, dc.
solomon Jonc, (colored), charged with
homicide in Chesterfield county. has been
admitted TO bail 10y judge Gregory.
The Corporation Court, which meets on
Monday no-morroW), Will be called on 10
decide the status of certain members Of the
Citv school Board, those originally ap-
pointcd and acting contesting the right oi
Of their Readjustcr successors appointed
ly tbe State Board on political grounds.
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DANGEROUS FAIL.-Hcnly Clay Frank
I'm. !ourneyman painter. employed bv Mr..
\. u. Hargrovc. was 1t work on one Of the
towers on the Richmond College building
IT about $50 O'Clock Yesterday morning.
His ladder slipped. and with a crv ia =
peiShborine workman for help, he fclI 70
the ground. The whole distance was over
sixty feet, hut the fall was broken. first bv
a cornice and then by porch. The only
perceplible external injury WAS TO the left
arm. which was badly shattered and will
have 10 be taken of The injurie, were AT.
tended 10 10y DR.. Moncurc, from Pinell
Hospital, and Or. Il. \. Lancaster. who
soon arrived with the city ambulance. The
wounded man was taken to hi, home. on
Brook avenue and Leigh street.
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AUCTION SALES MoNDAf'

rr-pNAN TVrPPFR i NJ, 100 acre OF !ahu on
,hn si,ries Citv road near seven Pines
vruTTAN r. PETIT. Commissioners, ~ NJ,
"is,I soId1mine property Of $50 acres on Contrary
creek In Louisa county.
FRANK ID. HILL co. /. ", ,n p.i'uiiis '''s ""
Cary. Chafiin. and W aiEicc - - l., ,....-,.-
i.Id county Win household and kitchen iurni-
ture. horse and buggy &c ~
I r. ANcrI ia NJ. unclaimed freight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-12

'I'I'Iit3 I"I " I7''''''' I'I'''''' -'tU-
The counties of Buchanan. Dickenson,
Dinwiddie. Lmenburg. and Wise, have not
been heard from. They gave a majority Of
2,2SG for Cameron. II Masscy's gains in
the above three counties OF The Ninth and
the two couutie- Of the Fourth district are
in the same ratio a. the other gain, in these
two districts. Wi-c'> total majority in the
Stlte will be 3.53S.
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WEATHER REPORT

-, INniSATIoNs FoE To-DAY.-For the Mid.
IIe Atlantic States, fair weather followed
.! iocai rains, southerly winds. siationarT
or hlghef temperature, lower pressure
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pvs,srryo An OFFIcER.-Last niglil '1iiG onl,
hhsis, ssIexandcr Tomlinson, Of the second "a
J naIIce station, undertook to arrest SIordrrT SlS
EGezer G@Ss for drunkenness and ,vhs disUrS eannct
con1uIt, uTog,ish at all, and is a man OF Iarge
sIeAh ND md great strength. He struck .he .,c
iraiiie Frame, 'nI ~ the mouth, and seized him 10y 'ne
0iilcet anS III a., commenced choking him, when a
ilroar Td%Inson %"H was forced to use his club
Mr; y iTn''id ~ did with such effect as TO soon s3n
which ne ulr ,pr;sonrr on" 10 subordination.. lie
bring the n ~ ,itH the station-house and lis 'n-
,Sr;eS waS attended to by Or. Brock
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100 MILES!


MEAuvILLE. Pa. August 2s' les%'
Sr.0 SyeeiGc Company. Afia''ta' Ga:
u.ink &, iny duty % write you in resArd 70 II!
ca4. was one Of ,be victims 70 the terrible dls-
e--s fr several years past and have been en'lre'y
cured BY the use Of your swIFT's SPECIFIC
5. :. :. viii cure It, anditi The only thing thai
viii do It. / had tried everything. and all The
proniuen, physicians in Buffalo, Rochester and
Cleveland. but this only made me worse ana hFoA'
down my general health with mercury and potash
heard of your ................... here 50 went
remedy, but SIS 20 Salamanca
va not sold ..-.-.-..' '-'''' one hahureo
miles distant 70 get II. When began 70 nSe II
vss In tad condition; my mouth "a' iui' %
ulcer. head fun Of sores, hair aud eyebrows gone
bui DOW / an a. sound ~ Il new doiiAr' L'ei'
sufferer shouid know about your :. :. :
I W WKYLEs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-12

Il is hardly necessary for us to remind
our friends that Gus. F.. Dehrue, next 10
Dispafch Office, has one Of the best restau-
rants in Richmond. When you can lners !,
ask for the great appetizer "Montrose "
whiskey.