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PAGES Block.

Grand opening OF Christmas cards and
novelties Monday the nth. An immense
stock Of cards, sufficient in quantity and
variety to supply the city trade. open all
day and half the night from date until
January 9Th.
CARLTON MCCARThV X Co..
SO5 Main street,
PAGES Block. under the tower.
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CuANcERY COURT.-The following cases
were disposed OF yesterday:
Uord rs. Seu. &c. Decree directing Gu
rators OF II. B. Lyme, deceased, TO deposit
fund to the credit Of the court in this
cause. ~.
Tayor. &C., rs. McQuade, &c Decree
referring cause 10 commissioner Tor ac-
count, inquiry, and report.
Dismal swamp Land Company u.s. An
der,on, &c. Decree approving ana con-
frfning sales Of property except rs therein
set forth. ~.
Johnston, &c, rs Racket, &c. Decree
,nnroyipg Of the disposition OF the iund
~ therein set forth, and making hnai dis
position OF the cause.
Toylor's administrator Is. TAYLOR. &c.
Decree confirming report OF commissioner
and making distribution OF the fund.
Mayo. guardian, Us. Mayo, &c. Decree
referring cause TO II commissioner Tor III
oulry. account, and report.
In the matter OF the petition oi Ehza
Goldthwaite, guardian OF John treehhd'
Order authorizing 4 fund therein men
toned to be removed TO the State OF Ala
bama.
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InE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy in
the forenoon, but clear and much colder
in the evening.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 4. NJ, 3S:
. A. NJ, 45; noon, 4G; Z. NJ. 81; 6 =.
NJ, %; midnight. 20.
Mean temperature. 333.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

BricfS.-Thc subject OF temperance has
lately occupied considerable space in the
thoughts and talk OF many OF our good
citizens, and earnest efforts have been and
are being made 10 discourage the use of
alcoholic liquors on the part OF the younger
members OF the male community. Last
night. in furtherlnce of the objects sought
10 be attained, the Church Temperance
Society gave a reading andi musical enter
tainmcnt, which was largely attended by
our best citizens, and proved the source Oi
much real enjoyment 10 all who were pre-
sent.
People on the suburbs OF the city and in
Chesterfield county have prepared their ice
ponds and are ready 10 gather in the crop
given them by the next big freeze. "Whcn
shall the harvest bef'
\ number OF social entertainments have
been projected % come of during and
after the Christmas holidays. Efforts.
quiet but effective, il j. hoped. are also
being used 10 revive the Beethoven Mu-
steal Association. A good deal OF real
musical ability, especially in the line OF yo-
calism, exists in the city. and il now being
lost Tor want Of proper utilization.
The machHc-ShOps and other establish
mcnt- OF lhc Richmond and Danyillc Rail-
road Company, on the Manchester side OF
the James river, are said 10 be now, with
their recent additions, the most extensive
works Of the Kind in the South. A new
frcighl-cngine OF great power, No. II. was
finished this week, and Yesterday put ON
the road. II Is the largest engine ever
built in TIE South. and il is the first that
the Richmond and Danyilc Company have
built entire. Two engines were partly
built in these shops before the war. and a
good many have been Oyerhauled and re-
paired IN the past few years, but the one
lust finished is the first which could be-
called strictly y" home" engine.
Other engines are being built for the
road. which. with it, connections, j. prob
ably 1000 miles long. The Richmond and
Danyile Railroad Company are now, or
soon will be-, in n condition 10 manufac-
turc every article, ears and engines in-
cluded, required to operate IT. line in the
most effective style, and on paying basis.
In addition 10 their regular work for the
company. the Danyillc Company had turn
cd out this lall for the Georgia Pacific
road 81 boX-cars, 20 llat-cars, and 40 gon-
dOa..
I'm addition 10 the clr-WOrk> the cOmpa-
ny has complete job-printing office in
the second story OF one n the new build
ings. and does all, or nearly all. of IL o"n
prntin-.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Z" Net IA Tcuc RiII ~

The United States Circuit Court grand
jury was again in session yesterday. A
great many witnesses were examined be-
fore 1t by the District Attorney. Some Of
these were registrars. and from the qucs-
tonS reported 10 have been asked, the Dis
trict Attorney is now no doubt endeavor-
ing to show that there have been fraudu-
lent entries Of names on the registrations
books.
AT the close OF the days proceedings the
grand jury came into court, and returned
mot true bill" in the case OF Samuel +.
McGehee, justice Of the peace for Mon
roe Ward, who Qike Mr.. Talman, who Is 4
notary public,) was charged with falsely
certifying that a number OF voters named
had appeared before him and sworn to
their return OF personal property.
The report outside was that this conclu-
sion was arrived at by Il clear majority.
Mr.. hcGchec has never been arrested.
He was not one ~ those who were before
Commissioner ploasants. About twenty
witnesses were examined by the grand jury
in his case, and after all this sitting, all
the testimony Of course being for the pros
ecution, they found "nOt true bill"
The grand jury was adjourned 10 meet
again at 10 O'Clock this morning.
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r Ercith. PAIN IN The side some ile pm en-
g. fet under the shou'der-Diade, n,"1n ,Il gd,' en-.
Ehcul''. fimc. alternating With laNi INC
S[5y otprerb.d Win pain, dull and heavy, W. wi'
c@onsdefae @ los Of g@9{,y SSGoc 9@poa 1omchns @
pulliW NV. iecp done: q slight, dry cOuRi
"icn onst' ,ss face f. somctimcs an attendant 9liGh
tren for consumption; the Aeh, I'm
~, 90 c[, rolI or burning. sometimes piiDC@,,ii
n.on Of the skin exists spus ar art ySrciDe l%% c
de5poh9ths ""'e.{'i yct one can hardly summon
WoHl4 v . fn fr, itiu fact, dis.ru-ia every rem
eay e several Of ne above y%46l 6an Ia, o' few Of
disease put T ,cf examination after dtsi MS
.c9 shcwn fhc LIVER to have been eN'e"'N i! IT.
ranged.
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Irotncr Cr-rAtvrse prcee,t

A Mason Il iIamlin or wilcox &
White organ, the best made. What a com
fort for a winter evening. Factory prices
RILASD 4 LEE, Agents
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The Sale of Places nt the Penitentiary

The grand jury OF the Hastings Court,
which meets to-day, can get all the infor-
nation they want rs t. this ''great public
scandal" 10y summonng Winfield scott.
the general agent. and $. c. Williams, the
superintendent Of the penteniary.
1t j. case or rather series Of cases where
Rc4djuster members Of the Legislature sold
places on the guard at the penitcntiary
The places were assigned to them by their
party caucus TO be filled by constituents.
Instead Of that they Sold the places Tor
money.
one Watkins, OF AppOmaitoX-
wa, indicted for thi, offence, but he never
was caught, though he was here the day
the indictment was found, and was seen in
the American Hotel wa>h-rOOm the sunday
after the indictment was found.
The sales took place while the Lessa-
turc Wa, in session, and the first puLlica-
tion in regard TO same Was last May.
-Four on i've members thus sold their
patronage.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, generally fair and cold
ter weather, northwesterly winds and
higher barometer.
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EREE EXHIBITION DAILY
At
L..LFWIs's ART-GALLERf.
MY HOLIDAY GOODS

Nj HDLlI)A1 hDHD'
ARE NOW OPEN FOR EXAMINATION
among which are the following articles;
PAINTINGS. ENGEANINGs' NAIAh '"'--
Dk-;
ALBUMS from . cents upward. ;,.,., c,crs.
PLUSH ODDE-. TOLL i. auu IL " - -, -,,,
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES. from 10 ccnt7 'P-
usrts--tver rree hundred different siylg- ,D
LAsfLS N EBONY. 6lLI' ana ~
from 10 cents upwards: .,... .tpr ,Cof-r-
A.i 'PlFcFS IN ANTIQUE BRASS elegantly
frutd in plush and bronze ,
CORNlCT. in an style made 70 oIdG, i,N-o.f aud
PIER and wASIfL MIRRORS, FEENCh ana
GERMAN PLATE: ,.,p C,pus AT
CHRISTMAS and MN y Az ~ IRON,
wlole.lle md retail Of az manel'Clut 'i0''
oge rent tuDwaids ds-oyer 81 600 In stock.
AETIsTIC FRAMING a sPEClALIt'
T.. LEWIS.
D.. ol2 Main street.
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The Sneli!n. Bond.

The grand jury OF the Hastings Court
will meet this morning TO make it, third
effort TO investigate the matter OF j. ID.
Smelling, a special collector appointed by
Auditor ;. Brown Allen.
Exactly what form the investigation VIII
take X no. known 10 the public. The
bond is dated Eovember |, 1882; where's
the Commonwealth httorney expects to
prove that the bond was not given till
November 7th.
Judge Christian, of the IIustings Court,
iu0'r5 that the bond wa not given Eoycm-
Der 1T, As it purports to be. because on
H0Vemher 7th he saw the bond, with the
ink on it fresh
Auditor :. Brown Allen is now in the
city. Before hereached here he was served
with Subp@Ho requiring him to bring the
bond with him TO court.
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Rltllmond 0ispatrh.
FRIDAY DECEMBER s. 1882.

Ss-THE CIRCULATION OF TIE DISPATCH
II LARGER THAN THE COMBISFD CIRCU-
hNIlON OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF TIE CITY.
lhntered az the Posi-oiiice at Richmond. Va. as
sccond-class maitefI
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gNsi'RANtE AGENTS.
DE.IISIS.
NEiNE THREAD.

GENE THREAD! o-.es&nYc,
Wcarc TOW receiving our first npily oi NElNE
TURF 40. II our own lmqpUltI. I.us Consisting %
Am NDs and qualities. Ne would -iste that our
good, cannot De cNcellcd in fneHcs, sinoothnesr,
ud great ,treneih and uc high nprifiiou lhcy
tanned. We are row prepared o. OH al orders,
ami lowest prices guaranteed. ~
L.IICIIENSfEiN 4 SONS,
corner Seventeenth and Fg1uklin streets.
sole importers If tie Lion brand seine Thread,
sud importer, Of 9th brandt,
Cotton AND LINEN MACRAhf LACE
TNIISt~ an .flcs. dc J-0m
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DON'T BUY ELSEWHERE until you have exam
ined the ane assortment OF WEDDlSc, BRIDAL
and HOLIDAY GOODS at OWENS & MISoR's, op-
pOsltc pOst-oihce.
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CnRnTMAs AT y. LEoNAkD'''
ooo.,.t...,.,.., , 6e,y doOrs below Ninth.

CHRF,TMAS AT y. LEONAhp''
sos Main .treet. a few doors below Nln'h'
Ny holiday opening has iu-t begun i.epnt an, as
pared 70 III play the Target ana inD,' & ~ rcd by
sortment ~ HOLIDAY GOODS ever 4nSreo .lso ~ ~
Be before. and am sure that my Irienus w tru
sire 20 make Christmas gii~ VII, Sas been care
y seceied wh view g .9li iae ,,iea from q fng a
a superb line Of CIiKI,IMAs chis,r,rs chi,DI
hsh Gertnan and American -, = NJ
cheap. Also iine line q ALBTmSy, iIiSSID iIaSD
DISKS, ,ODOE-CAsE-, W and FkNCY-
E3XEs; TAncY CHI rANThIfsR ,rtA,TiIfR naa nna rGf rhs
G0ous - i,nnio1 Ladies satchels, P9cket-
sSYss IgI.e;; GyLp sb5 AYrpaAiiS rfss speciality %
1ITT pnot = for old and young. Large a,',,i aSsolt
ment Of GAMEs--Lagomaeha' ou'''"A'"e'
Parcbecsi Popular AuthOrr- &C.
ENGLISH CHAT1ERBOX, 75c;n,.rs PIC
line Tine of PRAYERS and HfMNhLS' ri'-
IUkE-FRAHfS. &c.
n. LEONhRD'S.
man no. DOs Main street
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(uIRIsTMAS CAkDe.

We >hali open our large and varied ''S''i ''''"'
VI ,...
CHRIsTMAs CARDS
on MONDAY, November 27th' and eoraiaiS ~.
yite all % call and make their selection from '"'
large and extensive display offered Dy w.
BOOKS Of every description and price: oo
10 20 Nf1Jf JoifN"'
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HORSES. MILES. cows, &c.
CNDERIAkEftA.

yOSEPU ". IAt ~, z
~ sDkkl thhR,
CORNER tIHsr sNitBE0AD STREETS,
RfCHNOSp, -.
WOOD AID MNTtlIlt BtRiAl-'hsfci
ROBES. III hkSE, NACh-,
and all things qu'sftc ~ tH" Esf HAYES.
T.legiaphic and coantry otitrs solicited.
u
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UNCLE TONS CABIN.-ThiS play-blood-
hounds, pony, and all-will be repeated at
the Theatre tonight.
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The American barkcntinc, L. \. sanchez,
493 tons, Captain W. y. FookS. cleared
yesterday for MataDzas with 1,ji0bundlcs.
containing 100000 smooth-shayed hoops,
valued at S7,jlo, shipped by \. i. Good
man.
Very little happened in the Police Court
Yesterday. Bill BurWell, a cOlored offender,
wa. fined 500 for being drank and disor-
dcrly.
Or. Walter ID. BunoOt has recovered
from his recent indisposition, and is now
able 10 attend 10 his professional duti-~.
The Gcsmgyerien Virginia are making
extensive preparations for a grand all.ir 10
take place at the almory Of the First Nir-
ginia regiment on the 9th Of February,
1883. The largest number OF people viii
participate, and arrangement, will be made
by which l.0O0 persons will be enabled 10
witness the grand march.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.

rVAKFSINIMONSLIVEB REGULATOR
TOR
DYSPEPSIA, COsTNENE>S'
SICK HEADACHE, CHRONIC piAh"iiu-N'
JAINDICE, IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD
FEVER AND AGUE, MALARIA
,,-n,rr DISEASES CAUSED BN DERANGE-
NrNT OFLIVER, BOWELS AND
kIDNENS.
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TIE CELEBRArsD NoNrAREm yELvErEES
cal be had at LEVY, DAVIS 4 DRAkg's. None
genuine u1less II has the name stamped on The
back.
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sKfSNY MEN," Wei!s's Health Remover fe-
stores health aud yigor, cures DysleTria' 'npo-
teuce. 81. "
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SUPREME COURT.-ln this court ycsier-
dav Judge Lewis delivered the opinion in
the ease OF Loving and others against the
Auditor Of Public Accounts. This was
in the matter OF the suretics OF Nathan C..
Talfaferro. late general agent Of the peni-
tentiarv. They ought to be released from
their responsibility because the Legislature
had changed the compensation Of the
General agent. and, rs they held, altered
The contract. without their consent. Judge
Wexford decided against them on this
point and the supreme Court sustained
him. ON other points, n to some items
due the state by Mr. Talifcrro, Judge
Wexford was reversed.
Judge Burks was unwell yesterday and
did not sit. lie had opinions IN two cases
to read.
The Petersburg cases, the count an
nonccd, will be decided next Wednesday.
sibcrt and wife rs. Payne. From the
circuit Court OF Culpeper county. Re
yerscd. Judge Christian delivering the
opinion. -.
From the Circuit Court OF the city OF Rich
mond. Reversed in part, Judge staples
delivering the opinion.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-The East-End
Beneficial and Social Society have elected
the following officers for the ensuing term :
President. John j. Reilly; Vice-p President,
William NJ. Jones; Secretary, j. Edward
Creery; Assistant Secretary, James a. No
Ian; Treasurer, {. &. Thon; Sergeant-at-
Arms, ;. Il. WYATT; Executive Committee !:
Charles Sack. Joseph August, and II. b..
Curtis; Trustees: j. &. Donnella. John
Weckert, and V. Donati.
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80. suot-t UsEDBY ALL PERSONS Vhp
AND YOUSG, WHENEVER N VT III
,pOyE SYMPTOMS APPEAR

T..
Persons travelling or LIVING IN 9lieaHR ~, liver
ues D3 ion will avoid AL Malaria, ihluus ~
~ htaI,if -. Nausea, Drowsincss, Depr,sSl"ls
~ Snirits. sc. II viii insigoity nc vRp vSU SGr.
"a ~, ptfT - 40 INTONIC AliS" "a hita,-ttou or
wine, ~ - lion anything hard Of digestion. OF
II heavy after meals, or sc. Pi'o' '' mp
doe and you will be rehe'eu' ,,..,.,n
,r,,,r AND DoCTORSBlLLs WILL bh - i-D
pv ALWAYS KEEPING TIE REGCLA-
TOR IN TIE HOUSE!
,..,over the ailmcnt may be. a hor0nsmi3 .a
70 pTEGATIvE, ALThkAIIN T., ~ - u,HMLrss,
49, - he ont Of place. Inc RENE, i,,iefS,ss on
never 80 S0T INTEEIEEE WITH bIS'-'h'' W.
PLEASURE.
,r Is PURELY VEGETABLE
-. and efficacy Of Calomel or
ouinine, without any oi INC
GOVERNORS TESTIMONY.
.tivcr Regulator has been In use e, IN my my
,,S,aily f3r some time, ana Ia an l,',crc.
iainn, ,ddition 10 the med!ca, sc,on.oi ALBANIA.
naDle 'puit iii snORTEg, Governor o' "i''"'''"'
.,.x.,der IA. stevens, of Georgia, says St, :
Hon. n,ad some benefit from tlc usV "a = ~ ~
r,o, ,,,ous Liver Regulator anu "''" "
ther trial. .r S.vtr FAILS 10
"TuB oNNi a. 90 used many remedies ivI ~
RELIEVE. - n.,.s,'ctIon, and Debility but n.Nv.
pt pSiss, ANYTHING 10 ben.n' ~ sen, from Min
simmons Li Liver sor IL. and would send IIr,nGp ,sa
9e:os ch 10 '%Sedcne and wGas 4 rn @GS1S t. Il Gems
,c ior similariy sfectel 70 ri gg,tI, 10 relieve.
The only 'h'Og .Gd. g. JSSsiSSiY SsiS Minneapolis MINI
,.v.. From actual experience nee
Dr. Il. W. Si,nmons Liver i'Eu,,,,o'p E, y, psn - and
III w have been and ali,,.tne al,
prae,iSgss !, as a purgatiye me'i''' -. ,,,.
''s rake only the GENUINE when away way e'o |a
- -. wr,poer the nlp TnADE.ManS '.'. ro' 9,
sATUREof .cct.rs
g e9-w&Fiy
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AOIlCt The concern OF 4. r.
" INSCOMB & co. cigar manufacturers, ia
the cty Of Manche stor. ha This day been dissolved
by mutual consent, and VIII be carried on Al the
the concern will be settled bye. +. LiPsCOMB.
j. +. BRADLEY,
&. L. LipSCObiG.
MASCHrsTER, Va, December Z. lss2.
De s. L.
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WiLBoR's Cop-LIvER OIL AND LfMg.-Ths
friends OF persons who have been restored froa
confirmed consumption by the use Of this original
preparation, and the grateful parties themselves
have, by Recommending IT and acknowledging It's
wonderful efficacy, given the article vSst popa-
lArity In New England. The Cod-Liver OIL u tu
this combination robbed Of its unpleasant. taste.
and rendered doublv effective In being couple1
with the lime, which Is itself restorative princ-
pie, supplying nature with Just the assistance re-
quired TO heal and restore the diseased lungs. A.
II. WiLBoB, Boston, proprietor. s.@d by all
druggists.
PURCHAsERs OF CHRISTMAS CARDS 20 the
amount " enc dollar receive Is per cent. reduce
tion at l.. LgwIs's. 9l2 Main street.
SUCCESS.
SCNTS's
IMPROVED
Hot SODA,
ko-ko,"
CHOCOLATE.
CoFfsR,
LEMONADE.
and
GINGER.
GEORGE ecHHS,
corner Main and Eleventh streets.
ONE DOLLARS WORTH oP CHRIsrnAs CARDS
for 10 cents Vt l.. LEwIs's, 9l2 Main street
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THE CELLCLOm EYEGLASSES 10 not break
Ike she'll on rubber, nor rust Ike tcel. Get pair
20 suit y9u. and you viii 6Id them faithful friend.
For sale by all leading jewellers and opticians.
For THICK HEADS. heavy ston,ach-, biliousnc-s'
q. Wells May-Applc Pills," cathartic. 10 ani 25c.
PERFECT BUCKwifEAr CAKES In three minutes
can b. made by using ilECKEAs sLLf-RAi-ING
BUCKwHEAr.
IIECKER's sELF-iAIsISG FLOUR make Dis
cult- and cakes ia Ten minutes, without yeas. or
baking powder, and without setting 10 rlr.
For sale by all 2rOeer~
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SPECIAL INDICTMENTS to purchasers oi taras
and Holiday Presents At l.. LLwis's' si2 MAIN
street.
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AMERICAN RAILWAY s.GNAIA.

I'HE AMERICAN RAILWAY SIGNAL
4 COMPANY OF NlRGINIA.-Thcse signals
are now ON eNhi Yition ~ I2Ii Main street. second
floor. Richmond, Va. We would respectfully III
yitc the attention OF the public. those interested n
railway particularly, 10 The ONLY PERFECT
AND PRACTICAL ELECTRIC RAILWAY
SIGNAL ever invented.
oc 4-2m IS. T.. NTH, Nanle,r
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SAVE @oNEN by having your printing done at
the DISPATCH fNlSTiNG-iioUsE. Good work,
low uriccs.and satisfaction guaranteed.
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RICHMOND COLLEGE LIBRARY Fund
Rev. A. l.. Dickinson, ID. d., of this city.
preached in Baltimore last Sunday. At
the close OF his sermon he made an appeal
Tor Richmond College, and raised some
thing over $1,000 in subscriptions. Mr.
Henry Taylor headed the list with
$500. Professor Robert G. Fox, Of Wash
ington, ID. C., telegraphs DIR. Dickinson to
put him down for 500. Now that the
new building (JeteF MemoriaD r. COM
pleted, DR.. Dickinson il endcayoring to
raise $4,000 for library fund for IL.
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MARRIED. Yesterday evening. al the
re.idence Of Major John Poe, the chief OF
the police department Of the city OF Rich
mond. Mr.. William X. Royster and Miss
Corrie Poe were married, Rev. Or. Thomas
l.. Preston officiating.
MIR. and Mr.. Royster leit the clty Oh III .he
evening train for northefn mp. Inc
compliments and well-wishes OF their nut
mcrous friends here attend them on their
tour.
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ONE DOLLARS WORTH or CHRISTMAS CARDS
for rs cents Vt l.. LEwIs's. 912 Main street
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COLD WEATHEE.-C Cloaks. Bi,nkol', Fur Robes,
Wool Hose. aud Warm Gloves -
LEVY. DAVIS ( DEAKLs.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE Messrs. William
II. Lyme x Co., auctioneers, No. lib Main
street. sold at public auction lots Nos. 2,
3, and 4, north side Of Main near Beach
street, fronting respectively 3lxla0 feet
each to alley, at ?23 per ioot-S2, 139: also,
privately. lot on Marshall between Twenty
nth and Twenty. sixth streets, north side.
33yl40 feet, for 300 cash.
Mr.. Furman Upper, auctioneer, sold
Mt auction yesterday. TO Mr.. Byrd War
wick the handsome lot on the northwest
corner OF Franklin and Laurel streets
as 9-l2xlf2 s-l2 fceD for $3.50 per front
foot, or S7,3l250.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-08

COLD Carpet your noors. You can
,,,v them cheap at LEVY. DAVIS & DRAkk's
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-08

CHANCE N THE WEATHER.-Ycsterday
morning the weather was child-like and
bland. looking more like a May than De-
cember day. The result was that many
came out in the earlier part OF the day
without oyercoats. aud paid the penalty
that came In with a sudden change Of the
condition Of the atmosphere from summer
to midwlntcr. A northeast wind, almost a
blizzard, sprang up and continued until
nearly midnight, with the Thermometer a
GOOD ways below the freezing point.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-08

II mlght be called massive, not only in the
materials Of the structure, but also in It's
STYLE and order. And that simplicity WAS
made more noble and beautiful by reason
of bis unconsclousncs OF the fact. II
he had speculated or built upon it,
or. indeed. il he had been aware OF
il. il would have lost much OF it,
Charm. II attended him as closely
~ his shadow-nay, more so; for that fol-
lows while the grace TO which | have re-
ferred sat upon him like glory. II was
rh,r,ctejslic A. well known to All classes of
the neovle with whom he had intercourse
as to his brethren Of the bench and bar.
II yos never thrown of. He could not
have done 20 had he tried. l have dwelt
Tins lono on hi, trait Of his because II i
SO rare with those who have had much TO
do with men and their affairs, pubic ana
private. and sill arer to be seen anywhere
in .,lcb unconscious beauty. Yet, notwith-
st,nding all | have said. have heard that
in his Youth and early manhood he was OF
hot temper. and easily provoked TO wrath.
we who have seen him OH the bench
not frequently perhaps. but now ana theil-
when he wa, delivering ore tenuS dis
senting opinion in case wheie ne nau
caught fire. can well understand now this
statement can be true.
u,s TEMPERAMENT WAS ARDENT
and his nature feryid, and on occasions
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-08

E.B. SPENCE & son
MERCHANT TAILORs AND CLOTilEi's'
eO8 MAIN STREET.
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