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CHICK CIGARS, DC.

DIR. WILBoR's CoD-LIyER on AND LIME
Invalds need no longer dread 10 take that great
specific for Consumption, Asthma, and threaten
ing Coughs-Cod-Liver oil and Lime. As pre-
pared by Dr. WILBoR ~ Is robbed of the nausea-
ting taste, and also embodes preparation or The
Phosphate Of Lime, giving nature the very article
required TO aid the healing qualities Of the OH aud
to rp-create where disease has destroyed. IL also
forms a remarkable tonic, and Will cause weak
and debilitatcd persons to become strong and ro-
bust. II should be Kept In every family for Instant
use on the first appearance Of Coughs or Irritation
Of the Lungs. Manufactured only by \. H. VIII
EOR Chemist, Boston. Sold by all druggists.
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County HemS.-The Board OF Super
visors OF Chesterfield will meet at the court
house next Monday.
The Chesterfield County Court has ad-
'journed for the term. Some four or five
cases were continued until the next term.
Most all Of the disabled Confederate sol
diers in Chesterfield have received their
allowances under the pension act recently
passed by the Legislature.
The next term OF the Chesterfield Circuit
Court will begin on the 10th Of next
month. During the term Judge Weisiger
will render a decision in the case known rs
the Chesterfield salt case.
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TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF COMPANY D.
Company ID, OF the First regiment, Captain
L. +. Brown, will celebrate their tenth an
niversary by promenade concert and prize
drill at the Regimental Armory on We'd
nesday night, 10Th instant. The following
are the committees and the programme
Programme Overture, Poet and Peasant
(Suppe); march, Cinderella (Bassiler); CON-
petitive drill, thirty minutes. Presentation
OF prizes. Promenade. Concert March, Fort
Wayne; waltz, Bluett and Blonde (Wald-
teuieD; quadrille, Amusement; polka,
Piccolo Solo Bosquet; Lanciers, Invitation
(WeingarteD; racquet, Kate Simmons
waltz, Banks OF the Rhine; quadrille, Oil
vette (Audran); schottische, Amelia; Ian
ciers, Pirates OF Penzance (Sullivan); waltz.
Flower OF st. PetersburgE polka, Military
quadrille, Billee Taylor (Sulliyan); waltz,
medley.
Committee OF arrangements: Lieutenant
Robert Harold, Sergeant G.. III. Gordon,
Sergeant Cabell Davis, Sergeant G. A. Piz-
zini, Private B. T. Johnson, Private II. W.
Austin.
Floor Committee Captain L. Il. Brown,
Lieutenant II. f. Scott, Private G. W.
Johnson.
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Inhuman Parent Brought 10 Condign.-
Edward Brown (colored) was arrested In
Chesterfield county several days ago
charged with felonious treatment Of his
adopted child, girl abouttwelye years old.
In the County Court Wednesday he was
convicted and sent to the penitentiaSy for
one year. Theresa Brown, his wife, charged
with being IN accessory TO the crime- was
acquitted. The girl is now at the county
poorhouse, and Is being properly cared 1or.
She was beaten so badly and compelled to
refrain from eating so long by her cruel
foster.parent that she was not expected to
survive, but Is now getting better.
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A AJeaIous Negroes Horrible Revenge

BELAIR, April ia shocking aud bru-
tal murder was committed in Belair at an
early hour this morning in the second
story OF a frame dwelling occupied by col
orcd people. Arthur Preston, aged about
nineteen, and Mary Dorsey, few years
older, both colored, had for some time oc-
cupied a room i'm the building at night,
being employed mt service about the town.
They had frequently quarrelled, and three
weeks ago Mary left him. and bad been re-
cciying the attentions OF another colored
youth. Last night Preston saw Mary
walking on Broadway, and fired revolver
at her several times, but without elect.
He pursued and overlook her, and COM
PEELED her to accompany him TO their room,
where they spent the night. Early this
morning cries and shriekS were heard in
the room by neighbors, who called to Pres
ton TO know what he was doing TO the
woman. Preston did not reply, but pre-
sently came down stairs. and being further
questioned, said "He had done what be
had intended TO do the first chance he got.
He again went upstairs, locked the dool
on the outside, and ran to the Jail, where
he asked TO be locked up, declining to say
what he had done. He then gave the door
KEY TO the taller, who went 10 the house
and, on opening the door, discovered thu
woman lying on her face on the floor, hel
head crushed in, and pools of blood al
about her. She was quite dead, but th'
body was still warm. An axe stood neal
the door, and is probably the instrumen
with which the killing was done. A iur,
OF inquest was summoned, and after hear
ing the evidence OF Drs. Archer and Lee
who examined the body, and other wit
nesses, rendered a verdict that the woman
came to her death by blow from blum
t instrument in the hands OF Preston. Tn
! shocking affair, occurring in quiet ant
. peaceable town, creates a decided sensa
ton.
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be carried on passenger trains by any trai-
fIc or other arrangement, as between any
point north OF Washington aud south OF
Richmond, except upon such terms as the
Board OF Public Works, or the commits
sioners, or the Board OF Commissioners OF
Railroads or Of Public Works Of the State
shall prescribe.
Mr.. Nicol offered TO amend by adding an
Independent section, as follows: "The
company incorporated by this act shall not
purchase the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad or the Alexandria,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad, or
consolidate with either OF them, but shall
establish and maintain totally distinct
and independent line"
The amendment was advocated by
Messrs. Nicol, Stribbling, Stuart, and Mum
ford, and opposed by Messrs. j. C. Taylor
and Frazier.
1t was reiected-ayes, 30; ;.noes, 43.
Mr.. Lyons moved to strike out the 9Th
section, which was rejected.
Several unlmportant amendments were
made to the bill, after which IL was ordered
to be engrossed.
BILLS PASSED.
The "tax bin" and the general local.
option bill " were passed.
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AFTER FORTY YEARS OF TRIAL,
PERRY DAVIS'S PAIN-KILLER STANDS
UNRiVALLED.
1T Is SAFE. 1T ACTS IMMEDIATELY !
IT NEVER FAILS!

Editor Of tie ST. John n. b. Neios says:
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From the Cincinnati Dispatch:
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PERRY DAVIS & son, Proprietors,
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Corporation Conrt.-This court, Judge
Bassett French presiding, will commence
its April term on Monday the 18th instant.
A special grand jury has been summoned,
and rs there are several criminals In jail,
or under recognizance, to be tried for
felonies, and the important suits OF Jones
Us. The Old Dominion Cotton Mills. a long
session OF the court may be anticipated.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Eastsr Present.--Meade- Memoriaf
church. Manchester. has lately received u
b,ndsome Easter present In the shape oi
two lect,,rn-hangings Of rich claret-colored
Grams of Christ embroidered In gold. For
This beautiful gift the sincerest thanks Of
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THE FREE BRIDGE.-The appropriation
to the Free bridge failed to pass the Board
OF Aldermen because there was not n sufi-
cient number OF members present to pass
an appropriation ordinance. Alderman
Williams says there is no opposition to it,
and that it will doubtless pass at the next
meeting OF the Board.
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VI. ELLYsoS & Co.. .adycrtisingagents, insert ad
yeriscmentsin all of the newspapers OF the Unite'
states at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
pdtch csunting-room viii receive prompt atten
tion.
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The Readjusters Tryipgte Convert the sena.
tor from Grayson-Lieutenunt-GovernoI
Lewis Remains with Us-TaIk About a
New Apportionment siii-House Assess
ment Bill Passed senate-washington and
Richmond Railroad ad-Proceedinss In the
House,
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"Ihaye used SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR foi
constipation Of my bowels, caused by temporary
arrangement Of the ver for the last three or foul
years, and always when used according 20 the d.
rect.ons, with decided benefit.
= "HTRAM WARNER,
Late Chief Justice of Georgia.
Genuine prepared only by j. ". ZETLIN & co.
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For chIIls fever, ague, and weakness, CoLDEN's
LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT or BEEF AND Tonic
INvTGoRAToR, In pint bottles has no equal. IL
quickens the blood and invigorates the whole sys-
tom. Ash for CoIdens. TtIke no other. OF drug
pists gpneraIIy.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

nSy- on all sales Of Real Estate made between the
Isl 0f January aud last Of June the taxes Tor inc
nresent wear have to he paid by the purchaser. ON
An sales made between the LIST Of July ana last Oi
the year the taxes have 10 be paid by the seller
This custom was adopted about hfteen years age
by All the real estate agents In RichmOnd ana sp'
piles 10 Richmond aud yicinitS.I
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, horses, mules
&C., Sc.
mo. T.. LAUGHTON, 1OH A. W., diamonds and
line gold jewelry.
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The Midlothian Relief Committee ac-
knowledge the receipt OF s3o.!i raised by
Good Hope and Indian Creek churches.
By hand Of Rev. Richard Ferguson.
II. OBRIEN, Chairman.
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PICNIC CIGAEs, 5c.

WuY MAS WHITE ROSE on A GOLDEN LYRE
been adopted as a trademark by j. 4 r.. ATkIN-
son ? Because their toilet preparations have be-
come so popular that they are extensively counter
fci.cd
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THEATRE.

DICHMOND THEATRE.
MONDAY, APRrn t7rH,
TIE GREAT COMEDIAN
CHARLES T.. DAVIS,
In his Celebrated Character Comedy, In Four Acts,
entitled
CALVIN J0SLIN.r
The only true representative of
THE NEW ENGLAND FARMER.
supported by n ful and powerful company Of dra-
matte celebrities.
$50 LAUGHS IN $50 MINUTES!
GREATEST SUCCESS OF THE AGEI
FUNNIEST PLAY EVER WITNESSED
THREE HOURS OF FUPROARIOUSFUNt
Usual prices. Seats secured ut Ramos & Moses;
also at hOx-otlce. ap IL At
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sioNTRosE WHIsKEY--the best for family use
". ID. BLAIR a Co,
HOO east Main street.
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TISsLEY's PEAS for sale very low to the trade.
W.D. BLAIR & CO., ll09 east Main.
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"MIsTAEEs OF. JB."-The short course
of lectures to be given by the Young Mems
Christian Association viii be opened by
Colonel l.. +. Copeland on Tuesday night,
April 18th, his subject for the occasion
being "The Errors and FalIacies OF Robert
Ingersoll." Colonel Copeland is native
Of Indiana, and his style is characteristic
OF the westerner. An orator OF acknow-
ledgcd eloquencc. he weayes the humorous
and pathetic, the ridiculous andthe sublime,
keen shafts OF sarcasm. with pity for the
erring, into one beautiful whole.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy and
cool.
Thermometer YESTERDAY: 9 A. NJ, AS;
q A. NJ, SO; noon, 81; p. NJ, 90; =.
NJ, Sc; midnight, 80.
Mean temperature. So.
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the church are due to Professor Summers,
OF Richmond, who has also kindly under
taken the duties Of choir-master In this
church
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, fair weather, variable
winds. and stationary barometer and tenn
perature
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LILY BELLE CIGAR, DC.
LADIES,

LADIES.
do not let your Lace-Curtains rust out during the
summer, but send them TO the NEW YORK LAUS-
DRY, 92I Broad street corner of Tenth), and
have them thoroughly renovated. Fine work
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SAVE MONEY by having vour printing done Al
the DISPATCH PRISTiNG-licUsE. Good work
low prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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NOR sALE.-A NICH LEATHER
II TOP BUGGY, side-bar, light. and handsome,
iu fine order With harness, fOr sale cheap, rap
ni,ed for TO-DAY at No. IL Eighth street, near
Main, r. y. TURNER'S STABLE. apl5-2t
NOR SALE, FOUR NEW ~
Il FOUNDLAND PUPPIES. Apply@n
10 WALKER BLAKEY, " T. W. Pemberton's
tobacc o. factory, Nineteenth street be, wecn Main
and Franklin. ap lz-WSfZt'
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs.-Antoni
Us. Greenhow, Treasurer. Argued by
William l.. Royal, Esq, for plaintiff and
submitted.
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ROE HERRINGs are getting scarce. W.
BLAIR & CO.. l109 east Main street.
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FRESH SUPPLY or SMOKED SALMON at W. ID.
BLAIR & CO.'S, Natn street.
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BALlfY SLEEP. good Digestion rich blood, tlas-
tic step, and cheerfulness In HOP BITTERs.
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ap last
COMPREHENSIVE.

The subseri have entered into co-partncf-
shin under the hrm-nane Of GEkNET &
90. for the purpose Of conducting the
WATCH and JfWEI.hY BUSINESS in all its
branches, aad hope % receive fhe continued pa
tronage of DE public 20 long bestowed upm The
senior partenr. G.. GENNET,
ALkx. GRANT, JR.
Arnu. !, 1882. sp 6-eodthyI
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DERRY DAN l SIS
VEGETABLE PAIN-KlLLER,
A NEVFR-FAILING CURE FOR BURNS
SCALDs, BRUISES, CUTS, SORES, ETC.
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DR. BURROWS ON CLAIRv0YANcE.--N
Tuesday night Rev. j. l.. Burrows, ID. d.,
will tell the pubic in the First Baptist
church all about Clairyoyance y; and the
ladies for whose benefit this lecture l.
given will afterwards entertain the audience
at u tca-par-y.
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PersonnI nnd Rriefs.

The news yesterday evening was that the
Famous Five were as solid as ever, and
that the efforts OF the Mahoneites to con.
vert Mr.. Hale had been unavailing.
Mr.. Glasgow made good speech in the
Senate yesterday showing why the real
estate in Richmond which Is owned by
| the Commonwealth should be sold and the
proceeds applied TO the reduction OF the
public debt. His resolution was under
consideration when the morning hour ex-
pired.
Mr.. l.. Aubel, the popular book-keeper
OF the firm OF A. Hoen e. Co.. photographers,
was married In Philadelphia Wednesday
night 10 Miss Blanche Dunbar. He will
arrive In Richmond with his bride this
evening.
The skating rink at the Regimental
Armory will be re0pened this afternoon,
under the management OF Messrs. smith
and Pulling.
The town election held in Ashland
Thursday resulted as follows: Town
Trustees, G.. II. Taylor, w. j. Leake,
Richard F. Beirne, w. \. Shepard,
Charles Stebbins, Clifton Lee on. h..
Cox and j. Z. Graham received the ssame
vote); Town Sergeant, r. G. Elicit.
The Walker Light Guard Company b,
First regiment Virginia volunteers,) will
celebrate its eleventh anniversary on the
18th instant by parade and target-prac-
tice. At night a reception will be held at
the Regimental armory.
Thursday night thieves entered two new
houses on Second street between Cary
and Canal streets, belonging to MIR. Gus
f. Delarue, and carried off about $40
worth OF lead pipe and other fixtures
which the plumbers had just finished put
ting i'll.
The dead body OF a colored man named
David Poindexter was found Thursday In
the wood and coal-yard of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway. Coroner Taylor was
notified, and after an examination OF the
remains decided that death was caused by
congestion OF the lungs. No inquest was
helG
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HORSES, MULES, dc.
InoR SALE CHEAP, F0R ONEA


OsT, ONTHE llrH INSTANT, Np
Ia uEDlUyI-sIZED BLACk.ASD.-~1 -
TAN TERRIER. Has 4 large scar on one SIDE oil
iJ- hody and q leather strap aud mesial on MS
necL. 4 liberal reward VIII he given II returned
20 No. 600 north Eighth street. ap io-its
OsT. ON YESTERDAY, A9)
| pI,ACK NEWfOUNDLAND DOG@ez<~-z -
win white stripe ON hts breast. Answers 10 th'
name of FIDo.H a reward will he fiven II h
Is returned ~ 3l3 cast franklin street, ~ l3-3t
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AMUsEMEN1s.
DICHMOND THEATRE.

Il
THE AUDRAN OPERA COMtQUE COMPANY.
from the Bijou 0pera-Hoase. New York, under the
management Of John A. McCauil. IH'
MATINEE AT 2x O'CLOCK Htf
IKE SNAKE CHARMER,
Audrans last opera. as produced with all the
wealth Of beautiful scenery and gorgeous
costumes nc New York.
MISS CATHERINE LEWIS as Prince Mignapour.
Matinee admission, SOC. Reserved seats, Use.
SATURDAY EVENING,
TIE MASCOTTE.
| MISS CATHERINE LEWIS as Bcttina.
This popular opera will be sung In Its entirety for
the first time In Richmond, with Audran's original
music end ofchestration. This opera had the un-
prccelentcd run OF two hundred and twelve nj ights
at the Bijon Opera House, New York.
The following unequalled cast Will appear:
Prince Lorenzo. .......MR. A. W. y. McCOLLlN.
Plppo...............MR. WALLACE MCCREERY.
Rocce........M Mr.. JOSEPH s. GREENsFEIDER.
Maueo.. o.....,.....,.......-...... MR. n. :. GRANT
Sergeant. HARRY sTANDIsH
Court Physcian..........-.MR. FRED. LENNON.
Princess fiamctta..... MISS LOUISE PAULLIN.
BETTINA.
Miss CATHERINE LEWIS.
Evening prices rs usual 8oN-sheci at Theatre
and Ramos a Moses. sp l5-lts
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MOZART HALL.
TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 18th,
ut x o'clock.

q. B. MORGAN. of Petersburg. says:
"COlOnel Copeland Is I'm orator of the western
type and greatly interested our people. His lee
tire aboundcd with lofty flights ~ rhetoric, and
great transitions from the subllmest thoughts To
passages of richest humOr."
Reserved seats at RAMOS x MOSES.
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RICHMOND, VA, April IL, 1882.
THE FIRM OF BARNEY & GRANT,
il Insurance Agents. is this day dissolved by mu-
tuni consent, Dr. BARNEY continuing al same
place.
JOHN B. GRANT is now with the Virginia
state Insurance Company, Of ibis city, where he
sFiil be pleased 20 zee his friends
CHARLES q. BARNEY,
apii-3t JOHN B. GRANT.
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SC. only for q PICNIC CIGAR.
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THE THEATRE LAST NIGHT.-Mr. John
McCaull's New York Biiou Opera Compa-
nv gave their second presentation OF Oil
yette in Richmond last evening to a crowd
ed house. The audience was in thorough
good humor and seemed TO enjoy the opera
greatly. The popular numbers OF the work
were encored time and time again, and the
performers responded with hearty good
will, even when the recalls must have be-
come tiresome eXactions.
Miss Catherine Lewis was OF course as
charming as ever, and the entire company
entered into the opera with spirit that
gave great satisfaction.
Mr.. +. w. Lennox appeared last evening
as COquelicot, and gave very amusing I'M
personation OF the r5le.
II was Mr.. McCollin who "acquitted him.
self admirably" as the Duke last evening
and the night before, and not M'Grain, as
improperly stated on yesterday.
The "Snake- Charmer will be presented
at the matinee this afternoon, and the com
pany will conclude their engagement here
tonight with the Mascotte."
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IT HAS NO EQUAL.
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This unriyalled southern remedy S. warranted
not ~ contain single particle Of MERCURY or an,
Injurious mineral substance, but Is