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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-14

Six years ago DIR. Brazelle, oi De Witt
county. Texas. with his son, was taken
out OF his house by gang OF fiteenarmed
men and killed in the presence OF younger
son who had escaped from their custody:
Three OF the gang were lately tired ana
convicted OF the murder, but after the yer-
dict was rendered it was discovered that
in the original indictment the word 90 stat
utev appeared instead OF estate" and the
murdcrers are 10 have the chance of escape
| in a new trial. They will probably die OF
old are instead OF being executed.
r. b. Mofitt, tattooed man, and Miss
Leo Hernandez, the Spanish bearded lady,
well known among irequenters Of museums
and side-shows, were married last week al
Frankford, Philadelphia suburb. This
| Is Monltts third marriage, as he has buried
Russian eiantess and Circassian beauty.
Miss Leo wanted TO have her beard shaved
off In honor OF the occasion, but Dir. Mofitt,
who Is Of practical turn OF mind, opposed
| n. on the ground that she might not be able
| 10 raise another crop, In which event her
value as curiosity" would be totally
destroyed.
| Eight more sophomores have been Or
dered 10 leave Bowdoin College, Bruins
wick, Me., Immediately on account Of their
connection with hazing. THIS makes
twelve who have been obliged to leave with
| In less than two weeks,
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Total In favor of the works.. slO2,es3 20
john ii. KNOWLES, Superintendent.

Now, according TO the above figures, and
with the present facilities for manuiac-
turing gas, the city can furnish consumers
at about $l.60, and not only pay all the
present expenses, but realize an interest oi
6 per cent. on her investment, estimated at
$1,000, 900. II gas can now be furnished to
citizens at s1.GO with the present anti
quated machinery, with new improve.
ments, it would seem, ii could easily be put
down TO $1.40.
But the strangest part Of all this discus
SION about gas is that few propose that the
consumer shall be made partaker OF the
benefits Of the wonderful cheapness with
which gas may be manufactured under
this, that, or the other plan.
Jf the Finance Committees budget Is
adopted upon a basis OF g per thousand
for gas there may be no relief for the gas
consumers for whole year. Hence the
wisdom OF Mr. Elyson's resolution intro
duced at the last meeting OF the Common
Council, inquiring OF the Finance Commit
tee II gas cannot be put down TO Sl.4O.
Councilmen ought TO keep an eye on this
branch OF the subject.
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TIusiings Court.

80 NEW TRIAL FOR MOSS-CARL HATNE
PLEADS GUILTY-TWO BOYS ACQUITTED
JIM HENDERSON AS LAWYER; BEING
CONVICTED, He WANTS 4 "REPEAL."
In the Hastings Court yesterday Car
rington & Hooper and Mr.. Foster, counsel
for Philip Moss (colored), submitted mo-
tion for new trial in the case Of their eli
ent, who was found guilty of burglary and
given by the jury term Of five years in the
penitentiary. Mr.. Wyndham X. Meredith,
who had on the day before successfully
prosecuted the prisoner in the temporary
absence of Mr.. Witt, appeared AGAIN for
the Commonwealth.
Judge Atkins refused to grant new trial
and sentenced Moss in accordance with the
finding of the jury.
Carl Havne, q white man from Ohio, was
arraigned to answer an indictment charg-
ing him with forginga check for $40 on the
Market National Bank, OF New York, and
endorsement, "Pay TO the order OF {. ii.
Riddell, Fox, Taylor & Co.," and pleaded
guilty. The Jury gave him two years in
the penitentiary.
II is possible that the officers may do
"Hayne' injustice, but they believe that
he is an old offender.
boys, charged with stealing 4 gosamer coat
from Mrs. Keegan-their second offence OF
petty larceny-were tried Jointly. The
first conviction they admitted; as to the
second they pleaded ''not guilty. and were
acquitted by the jury.
This was an appeal case from the Ponce
Court.
James Henderson, young coiored man.
pleaded "not guilty" to an indictment
charging him with stealing SlOO in silver
from John O'Tcole, who keeps a grocery
at 2l02 east Main. Henderson undertook
his own defence. The public may, there
fore. Judge what kind Of a client he had
The offence was fully proved. Most Of th'
money, including some that could be ident
flied, was recovered from him. One Of th,
witnesses was a col0rCd woman. She sait
| that she saw the prisoner running through
the alley; that the money was IN cigar
| boX: that there was no lid on II, and shi
saw tire money, and she declared that i
was silver money. The prisoner, whei
! he came to argue the ease, man
/ tained that the money recovered IRON
him was his own. and that the woman
was unworthy OF belief, iorasmuch rs SIT
| bad sworn ut the Police Court that she saw
both greenbacks and silver in the box, AM
he closed his appeal by saying: "Now
gentlemen Of the jury. If you 'vict me 0
ANYTHING like that-well-I dunno. L hav
no more 10 say"
Upon the jury bringing in a verdict o
three years in the penitentiary, he said tha
it was unjust, that two Of his witnesse
were absent, and that he "wanted re
peal" Judge Atkins replied: Il thin
Won have had fair trial." lie thereupol
sentenced him in accordance with the Vel
diet.
! Adjourned.
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sprRNING SUGGESTIONS OF REFORM AND DE-
CLARING he WILL DIE THIEF.

eprRSING SUGGESTIONS OF REFOIM AND DE-
CLARING he WILL DIE a THIEF.
philadelphia Timcs.l
4 ubilanthropist who had been attracted
by the intelligent bearing OF a conNlcl III
the Eastern Penitentiary approached MN
and urged him TO reform and lead an hon.
est life after he left the prison. The con-
vict replied in cold, resOlute voice: "No'
Having been thief and the asso-
ciate OF thieves and criminals so
many wears, could not bear the Thought
of reantering respectable society. | am
now without hope. In all probability
will end nv days among thieves" ms
man. who will soon be at liberty, was par
doned when in Charlestown prison, Mas,
bv Governor Briggs, years ago. lie bad
been the associate Of Ike Marsh, Billy d"
Forester. Joseph johnson, and "Jack d"
Jennings alias Coleman, the forger, who
terminated his existence 70 avoid imprison-
ment for forgery in New York about a
week ago. After leaving the prison IN
1851. nj the outbreak Of the war, the
ex-convict enlisted and served three years
as lieutenant OF a Massachusetts, Volun-
teer regiment. He was appointed a
recruiting officer in New York, and there
fen in with his old confedcrates. lie was
capt,lred while robbing iewelry-store at
Harrisburg, and was sent to the Eastern
penitentiary. AS soon as his term was out
he ioined gang OF house-breakers who
operated in Lehigh county. lie was ar
rested aad sent again TO the penltentlary
for six years, and his term has nearly eX-
pired. some Of his accomplices endeayor-
ed TO obtain money from his father "a Bap-
list clergyman on the plea that il was to
be used in obtaining pardon for his son,
but were unsuccessful.
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GENERAL LEES LEcTuRE.-General Fitz
Lee will reach the city to-day on the $3.50
p. NJ. train, and will be met at the depot
by a committee from the First regiment
and Company ID. Tonight, at Mozart
Hall. he will deliver his famous lecture on
the "Battle OF charlottesville" and all
the thrilling scenes OF historic significance
incidental 10 this memorable encounter be-
tween the Federal and Confederate forces
will be brought out by the master-hand OF
the great cayalryman.
General Peyton Wise viii introduce
General Lee to the audience, and after the
lecture he will review the First regiment
at their armory.
The greatest interest TO hear General Lee
Is manifested, and none should lose such
an opportunity as will he presented to-
nieht. You can see and hear man talk
that in few decades would, II he were 10
appear, draw thousands. II Is history that
you viii bear, Go and hear II,
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POLICE COuRT.-The following cases
were disposed OF yesterday:
William II. Britt, charged with being
drunk and lying on the street. Fined 81.
George III. Lafong, drunk. Fined 81.
He was also fined g for contempt OF court.
Leonard Dorson, charged with allowing
a vicious dog to run at large and bite
Granville Montelle. Discharged.
Cesar Britt and Alexander Davis (both
colorcd), charged with fighting on the
street. Fined So each.
Georgiana Martin (colored). charged with
feloniously stealing one lot Of wearing ap-
parel 0adiesD, and one lot Of iewelry, sill
yerware, and other articles, all OF the value
of s2jO-the property OF G.. Il. Taylor.
Discharged.
Frank Miles (colored), charged with
stealing one one-horse spring-wagon, the
property OF John w. White. Continued
till to-day and committed.
Jennie Jones (colored). charged with as
sault aud battery. Dismissed upon pay
ment OF cost.
benjamin. Jacob, charged with arson.
Discharged.
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AVCrIoN SAFES TuEs DAY. ~

WILLIAM II. LYME & CO., A p. NJ, lwo-st9ry
trlea dwe,lthS on ne ,'.,.h MY" ,.., ..aS "a
FrnMAN TUPPER, A y. NJ, 60 geet OF ground,
with framed dwelling. on wci Beverly lor har-
v!el stree between Randolph and NsslnngtOa
streets.
FOX. TAYLOR s. CO., 3 r. NJ, oahanas' Sc
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 \. M' horses mais''
&c.
ISo n. I,kUGurOE, JR., 10A O'Clock. unelaims
"a freight, Showcases, gsrfumery'S &c,
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NorTuARY REPORT FOR THE WEEK END
,xG FEBRUARY 10, 1Ss3.-CauSeS Of Death;
Abscess, l white; apoPlexy, l colored; ,,,l,,,l,
III colored: congestion Of lungs, |
seoIo2ed: eo consumption, 2 white, col
oyed commissions Qniantile), colored;
Srow,uinS' SrcT / white; heart-disease, ! col
OrSi"iii ored; heimiorrhage (umbilieaD, eOlOred;
infantiIe lockiaw, colored; Inflammation
Of brain. white; old age,.l white, | color
oh. nnenmonia, 3 white, 5 colored; spi-
nal nal affection, colored; whooping-eoushl,
the s''ShSI city, exclusive d stIll-Slslns, u.s. Is
white, iO eolqrsa is, wee k0edltg; Ma5. hSI.
% soa yvnrd' Z: Monroe Ward, G; Clay
Wa Ward. /; Jackson Ward, !; almshouse,
% pa,e rt OF mortality Of whole population
a., i@sI sI Al rer 1000 per annum; rate Of
mortality NOR Of white population was ls'oc
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Sunrcmc Court OF AnncnIS.

Price as. The Commonwealth. Writ Of
error allowed and slpersededs awarded TO
Judgment rendered by the County Court
OF Washington county on the 3Oth OF No
yember, 1882.
Ynelle's administrator rs. Wimbisl's
administrator and ais. Argued by f. d..
Irving. Esq, for appellant and Judge Ed.
II. Fitzhugh and Wood Bouldin, Esq, for
annellees.
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NELSON ENcAMPaENT.-The following
officers were elected and installed by Neil
son Encampmcni, No. ,, l. o. o: F.. Chief
potriarch Nv. A. Chesterman High Priest,
r. p. Campben: Senior Warden, William
f. Pearce: scribe. A. r. Burr; Treasurer,
i r.. Rogers: Junior Warden, J. w.
Whit. 0ntside sentinel, Charles IL. Nickel;
inside sentinel, ID. w. Bowles; Guide,
Frcd + white: First Watch, John l..
Parr; Second Watch, ;. +; W ni,e; InId
Watch. II. +. Hudson; Fourlh Waleh,
Louis Aubel. This Encampmeht meets a'
Odd-FeIlows' Hall the secona ana fourth
! Mondays In each month";
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state Committee To-Day.

The state Conservative Democratic Com
mittee will meet this morning at the In
change Hotel at IL o'clock. There VIII
probably be full attendance. The quess-
lion 10 be determined by this committee is
the calling Of general convention OF The
Conseryaiiye Democracy Of Virginia for
the nurpose Of re0rganizing the party; and
n determined aftirmatiyely, to decide upon
tho time and place. The members OF the
committee viii doubtless be informed OF
tbe wishes of their respective localities in
rcoard 70 the subject; and whatever the
result OF this conference, it will be in ac-
cord with the sentiment Of the party gen.
orally.
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'rrasic stimulated.

II the trade relations between Norfolk
and our capital city (RichmonD ever lad
fair chance for Development they have it
now. Both freightand passenger rates are
down 70 a minimum. Low rates grow out
OF competition between the two rail lines
and the Virginia Steamboat Company. The
latter seems to have the advantage, cspe-
cially in frcights, inasmuch as they not
only have the cheapest rates, bnt carry
both freight and passengers direct, without
uncomfortable or injurious transfers. -
Norfolk Sunday Gazette, February IL,
ISS3
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Value Of library, furniture orsan' @e''S3'oOo W
Very respectfully,
y ID. TAYLOR, President.

L. ID. TAYLOR, President.
Interesting addresses were delivered by
Rev. l.. j. HUFF and Rev. Mr.. Peterson
some fine singing was rendered by quar-
tettc Of male and female voices, and alto
gether the meeting was most enjoyable.
Mr.. II. NJ. Clarke, Of Massachusetts,, who
was elected general secretary, nas acc'pt-
ed the position, and will enter upon bis
duties the 1st OF March.
The following gentlemen were elected
officers Of the Association Tor the ensuing
year:
f. d. Taylor, president.
James Lyons, Jr., first Vice,presldent.
John w. Cringan. second viceIpieslueh'' pres
Ashton Starke, third vice,president,;
Directors: J. Taylor Elyson, J.. D..
IIotchkiss, Polk Miller, Charles IS, D, Hill,
o. 5. Morton, AdOlph Blair, J. ". Ander-
son. James B. Walthall, George A. Ainsiie,
Joseph Bryan, and A. a. Little
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Y. NJ. c. A.
Meeting er this Association
and an Account Of Their
Years Work.

Religious and Secular Features-Saturday
Might visits 10 the Hotels-Stnr-Course Lec-
lures and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and
Financial Repcrts-Eleetion OF Officers
Addresses at the Public Meeting Last Night.
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CARD.

II a.. .,,t,,.
Thankful for the liberal patronage OF the pubn,c
when commenced the real estate business, as uio
can UotcI during Tie late war, and having very
soon thereafter entered into cO-partngrship Wiui
SIR A. ID. Williams, under the firm ~ GruDbs ~
liberal patronage to that concern during period
of more than eighteen years. ..,..... ,t,.
1 now announce nv purpose to continue ,n~
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS IN ALL ITO
BRANCHES In nv own name - -, 49,.
Ihaye taken the Office Ne. ,on Fleynnih street,,
opposite the old Office II Grubb. Miliains. ~,
L viii SELL REAL ESTATE IN tlll AND
cot NTEY AT AUCTION AND iRlNAlELl
RENT OUT HOUSES, C0LLECr RENls' ana
NEGOTIATE LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.
I viii be aided I'm my business by competent as
sistants. ask a share Of the business ~ the pa
irons of the late concern and OF the pubic geheI-
ally. I may refer 10 my past experience a, some
guarantee for the future. having probably soid
within the last eighteen years more resi- estte thnh
any man in Nirginit. Ny bcst edof1s VIII DC iiauc
TO serve those who employ me. ,,,,.,,o
fe list L. W. pht ppe.
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The emincntphy iclan
!. MARION SINS, NJ.
d.. New York, says: ." l
ann convinced Professor
DARBTS PHOPllG-
LACTIC FLUID Is i
valuable disiufectant.
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DiPHTHERIA
PREVENTED.

The physicians here
use DkRBYS FLUID
very successfully IN the
treatment Of DlPU-
IiIERIA.
A.STOLLENwKrCK.
Greensboro. Ala.
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STISGTNG irnaron. Inflammation, all kidne,
and Urinary Complaints cured BY "Bnchupas-
han al.
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TIE FISYsr ASSORTMENT or VALENTINES
and .: 90 les cent. reduction NON regular prices
Al l.. LEwIs's, oi2 Main street.
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THE FINEST LENSES made arr belag mounted
I'm Cellulol1 frames. rhey are han&some, hight,
and strong and give better satlsfaeGon than other
Eye-Glasscs. For aaie BY all leading jewellers and
opticians.
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PROPOSALS.
PERSONAL.

NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF TIE
~ RICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION
Mr. g. IRFDFII, JENKINS has been appointed
COLLECTOR Of this Association, aud members
will from this date make payment 70 him.
IL l4-3t SAM Ell SINvOS. treasurer.
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HORSES. sarLEs. Csws. &e,
MULES AND HORSES.

Any pesson not iludiaz stock 10 s-it them Al nss
sale-st.sl,.s in kichIDcnd, can w.s,y a.' sS'o ~
EAST flFTH sTnEft, tiNNiNNAli. Vs. ssa
go IN. as near a psssi 1lc whAt ihsy waht s,-
lng fcs what purpo4e lhey wish !. ne 1he ss'ilai'
anA Will iil the bsa silisite.esli. -, ~, - s.fc
ofaity.
My salesman. MR. JOHN ". PAcE;kssesS'sSyss
a rSod supxky on hand Of baih MpLEe AMI
u5eSr \ 3of he wholes ie aud retsa wsce.
satlSe,e,,on guaranteed or money Icfunsel
.le 7-fm nGpNv~ = ~. "' = '.-- = -
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SWEET IS 4 CHALET OP RosEs
isl. &. ATKINsOS's Extract OF White Roses for
The hair At once cleansing, inyigorating' and Of
delightful fragrance.
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,aken place. The NoIs'
weld % u.
TEVERED and SIGN
,.'rsons refreshed and
kHD SORES prevent
81 by bathing with
DkRRYS FLUID.
tNpTGK AIR made
harmless and purinea.
yor SORE THROAT u
ia sure cufc.
COSTAGIOS ceslroI-
Fer ar FROSTED FEET,
CHIL "a y ;
Pills, CHAtlN6s'
pHFUMATIsM cured;
S6FT. WHITE COM
PLEXlONs Veniei
hvits uae.
SHlP-FENkk prevent
10 o. PURIFY I'll ! !:
BREATH, CLEANsh
TllF TEETH.it can't
be SURPASSED.
CATAERHrclicycdand
cured.
YRYSIPELAS cured.
BTRNS relieved IN
stauilY.
SCARS prevented.
pYSENTERI cured.
WOUNDS healed rapid
ly.
SCCRVY cured.
An ANTiDOIE for an
imal or Vegetable pol
sons, stiugs. &C.
fused the FLUID du-
ring our present aislc-
lion with SCARLfT-
FEVER with decided
advantage. ~ a. indis-
rorsablr 10 III" Sick
Io0m-XN. 4. SAND
xorp. Fyrie. Ala.
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There are few people now who haven't
been convinced that Montrose Whiskey Is
the best for family and medicinal use. In
fact, all goods sold by ". d. Blalr Il Co.,
100 east Main street, are OF the best quality.
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A DOZEN PHoroGEAPHs for % cents at the
REEFS GALLERY, over Express Office.
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ALor or FINE EEGaAyIyoS to be cold NJ spe-
cial price,at J.. LEwIs's, 9l2 Main street.
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WELLs's RoUGH or CORSs.n Ice. Ak for u.
Complete, permanent curs. Corns- warts bunions.
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fused the FLUID du-
sCARLET-FEVER
CURED.

vANDERBII.T UNIV vERslTY, Nashville Tenn
r.o-,te, a. TIE most excellent qualities OF iro-
So n {ErY SPKOPHILACIICF FL UlD. f,'. asa
Hs,nfee,ant and detergent Il Is BOTH theofeucH.k
am pr -t..'..,'ss ~ ,c'ss,.,tr,t.d y. 7. IUPTOS.
NhiVh Al" ~' Professor Chemistry.
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CARPETS. OIr.cLoTHs, &c.

~-'~~~-~-~---~,-,,.--
CARPETS, oIL-CLOTH, MATTINGs,
PAPER-iIASGlNGs,
WINDOW SHADES aud LAcTs,
RUGS. MATS, &c.
GEORGE w. ANDERSON & SONS,
1904 MAIN STREET,
de 2S-3m RICHMOND. VA.
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In cases Of DEATH II
should be used about
tie corpso-iI will pre-
vent any unpleasant
smell.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR T0-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States. increasing cloudiness
and local rains. easterly to southerly winds,
slight rise in temperature, and lower ba-
rometef.
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The 10000 people photographed At this Gar
lery will tell 70 70 70 the REFS GALLERY, oVe
Express Office.
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8itllmond 1ispatth.
WEDNESDAY. Z. FEBRUARY IA. 1888.

xs-THE CIRCULATION or THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED ClRCU-
LATIoN or ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done q
The DISPATCH FEISTISG-lloUsE. Good WORK
low prices. aud satisfaction guaranteed.
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SMALLPOX
PREVENTED.

A member of my fam
ily was take1 with
SMALLPOX. | used
The FLUID. The patient
was not del'riOus, was
not pittcd.and was about
uc house again in three
weeks, and no others had
i'll. w. PARKINSON,
Philadelphia.
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TFTTER dried M.
CIiOLER 4 prevented.
ULCERS purified and
healed.
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REDUCED PRICES or FRAMES AND PICTURES
at L.LEwls's, 9i2 Main street.
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VALENTINES at 20 per cent. reduction at
l.. LEwls's, s12 Maia street
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly clear
and cloudy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: @ \. NJ. so;
o 4. NJ, SO; noon. SO; 3 =. NJ, 81; i.
NJ. SO; midnight, 30.
Mean temperature, 80 5-G.
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nApDye FL I'D Is SEECOMMENDED by non.
,'.tli.Ic- '.ti.Ir n sfgnhcns If GoOrgi1: Rev. Charles
=. Deems u. D.. Church Of the STRANGERS, ISS New
York; Joseph LcConte, Columbia lroiSssoI - u-
tr.1fv souih Cerollna: Ecy. 4. j. Battle pioles-
-, Mercer Unlversity; Rev. George + flefce'
B,shop Methodist Episcopal Church. d..
INDISPENSABLE TO ENEEN hoMl.., 81 81
fcctly harmless. Uscd inJernaliy OF 'V'
Tbc FLUID has been thoroughly tc ied, ana we we
have abundant Cyid dcacc that has uole eve. 's @
here claimed. FOR fuller information eei ol yoar
drpgslst a nam hlct. Oh send T. tine prOprletoiS'
VI "ht'9' " i''" g. Al. ZEiLiN & CO,
Manufacturing Chemists fhii"ueipln''
&C l-Su&Wly
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n.pnys pRorHyLACrIcFLuIID,..
cnNrAGIOus DIsEASEs.

r.rsous waiting on tho sick should use II freeiy
. 4 - Fevsr has never hccn known 70 spread
Sesle - ~ I'm Was used lELLOW-fkNEE
,l sn',c ,o.n eursl with II aflcF BLACK NoMiI had
49,, "a ~ oisce The worst cases OF DIPHIHEklA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-14

HEREBY NOTIFY ALL PERSONS
4 THAT ROBERT SHiNAULT s no longer
my agent I'm any capacity. 49, , ..,-cvn,o
fe l-3tf W. T.. Nt'hoiS'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-14

lTntered at the Post-ofice at Richmond Na"as
sccond-class matier.i
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-06
Qanbercnriiou mad Dem gforomeiten.

Die Suinois Central giienbabn pirb
elmer ibrsr populdren grcuriionssiise nod
peri6isbenen Srten in Soma, Nebrasta,
Minneiota unb Safota laufen laiien. Die
fer i3us perldBt Dubuque am Sienitag, Den
81. Mdrs 1883, Morsens I llbr Is Mis
mlten. Tolsenbe niebrige greiie fir Sins
unb Scrrsiie merben bafiir berednet: mad
Gberofee, Soma, $50, 9enlars $40;
@apne, Nebrasta, 1925; Norfolt, See
brasta SLABS; Slapton, Minneiota,
sl4.OO; &od &apibs, Soma, sl4.oO;
Salem, 0afota, $500. S9lafpasen
ssben Sur9 pom Clinton, ST., big Sulem,
0afota, obne Wasenwe6iel. sl~nfrusen
pesen Setten in ben S6lufpagen miiiien
an ben llntcrsei6neten mad Man9eiter,
Soma, seri9tst persen unO sluar bis eins
idlisBli9 "a. Mdrs. 9anbfaufer iolen
ii9 %erinnern, bab Oerienise, Der frib i'm
Sabre fault, Der @epinnenbe lit. Die
Sifets iinb gut fir 80 Gage. llnterbrez
dung Der Sabrt fam in Manion, Soma,
unb Ben unbern weitIi3 selesenen Srten
bepili9t werben.
8. 8. Merrp,
General Weltern Sallengcr Ggent.