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Strangers and Friendless.

About 95 O'Clock last night Sergeant
Whltlock. OF the First police station, was
noti6ed that two BOYS were sleeping in the
bay-sbcd on the Dock at the foot OF Twen-
ty-second street, and that they had been so
doing for several nights. lie went down
there. and found two boys, who could not
sneak a word OF English. but who, upon
being brought to the station-house, said,
through a gentleman who acted az inter-
Dreter. that they were Hungarians. They
ooye tbeir names as Harbei Paul, aged
Seventeen, and IIarbei Jahmer, aged tWen-
tv.two (both were small for their years.,
and said that they were cousins, and had
not long ago come to this country. Thfy
landed in New York, and were sent to
Charleston, s. c., where they were as
sured they would find work. They did not
find if. or did Lot like the place. and being
almost without money. resolved to return
fo New York on foot. They had, in pur-
suance OF that determination, gotten as far
as Richmond. Here they had met WIN
somebody who told them that they could
work their way to New York by ship, ana
for three days they had been watlngaoout
the dock, and expected TO leave TINS eve
ming. They said they did not care 70 get
work here; they preferred to return 10
New York.
The Younger was a very bright fellow,
but both looked pitiful here IN the midst
Of strangers, all their worldly goods in the
little packs on their backs.
Last night they stayed at the station
house. Perhaps to-day some kindly soul
will come forward and set them on their
way rejoicing.
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FoRD's OPERA ACoMPAEY.-Tuesday night
Mr.. Charles E. Ford's Comic-Opera Com
pany will begin their engagement at the
Richmond Theatre by presenting "Iolan-
the" Gilbert & Sulliyan's latest work.
Wednesday afternoon matinee perform
ance will be given, at which the "Sor-
cerer" viii be rendered; Wednesday
night, "Merry War;" and Thursday night,
"Pirates OF Penzanee." The sale OF re-
served seats indicates how keen our fash
ionable theatrical people are for operate
entertainments OF the character represented
by Mr.. Ford's company. The east en-
braces some old acquaintances, but they
are none the less acceptable in their inter
pretation of the pleasing operas which will
be presented. A good deal Of interest is
manifested touching the opera "Iolanthe,'
and many of the music-lovers are anxious
TO hear it. From the statements OF the
press none will be disappointed who eX-
pect enjoyment.
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LIGHT ABOUT GAS.
Subsistence OF the Various PROPOSE
tfons for Improving the Gas
supply.

The Reason Why Mr. Poindexter's Bid was
Not Received-Richmond Capitalists want
20 Make Coal-Gas for Us at Sixty Centsa
Thousand-Tbe Granger Bid-Prospect that
the Consumers will be Benefited BY the
Present Agitation.
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How natural 1t il to be suspicious.
Truly this Il an ago OF suspicion. Never
thcless, Captain +. NJ. fIowes, Of the steamer
William crane, Merchants and Miners
Transportation Line between Boston and
Baltimore, who suffered severely from
caused by the exposure Incl
dent TO his profession, was cured by St.
Jacobs Oil. This ls no suspicion.
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the Board OF Aldermen, and that body only
is concerned therein. 1t would probably
have been better had IL been the Joint ac-
ton OF the two branches, and time will
probably be lost because that was not done.
As 1t is, any number OF propositions can
vet be offered in competition with Gran
gers.
Nothing but the facts from the record
itself would have made the people believe
how many houses here do not use gas. The
figures published yesterday for the first
time are rs follows:
Number Of dwellings and buslness-houses
I'm the
Number ofhouses In which gas Is uscd.. 3,o4f
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FIRST NATIONAL. BANK.-At the annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the First
National Bank of Richmond, held yester-
day, the following directors were elected
/. Davenport, Jr., G. w. Allen: A: Y.
Stokes. ii. ID. Whitcomb, w. II. Var
brouOh. NJ. l.. Straus. William Hatcher,
G. b. Davenport, Franklin stearns, r. l..
Brown, A. l.. BOulware, G. II. Skinker,
and II. NJ. rutherford.
Mr. !. Davenport, Jr., was reelected
president.
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VIRGINIA LAW JOURNAL, 1888.

The January No.. continuing, besides other YaIl-
able matter for the professions the only iuli Frg"n
OF Judge DJLD'S ~,
ORATION or THE LIFE NND SERVICES OF
JUDGE MOsCUKE.
and the remarks Of Rev. pr. HoGE ai tnf ,neru
ri IrsIye orLp We will sell for one month sliis
No. 1T 25c. rs a specimrn q the JOURNAL no"
Is the time 10 subscribe. ,.,-l.,,eu
oAde,y Publishers.
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WEATHER REPORT.

IyprcATIoNs FOR T0-DAY.-For the mid
die and South Atlantic States, generally
cloudy weather with rain or snow, easierly
TO souiherly winds. lower barometer STA
tionary or slight rise in temperature.
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rnniLs. srArs0NEMY. &c.

N-FW AW.BOOK S.-Renoyal of
= c,neos f.oll state u Federal Courts, by Dcs'y
"a. U.ris Faulty Pleading. " On ~ cedent',
- 30: Ne dam on landlord aud Tenant s2..V ;
i,rntiiou,l Taw. Prfyite aud Criminal eo.DOs
canton ON Homicide, $3.50; NC01 On 'imits-
tions and Actions at Law aud flai.y tO.gD
PomCroy's Constitutional Law -. - E"iss W..
and Wait on Irid of Title 10 Land, soi Nccds
Nit,eI ~ II i =" i''' WFSr. JOHNSTON g co.
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FARM SALES. -Mcssrs. Il. b. Chaflin e.
Co., real estate agents, have. sold the
"Mount Pleasant" farm, In Powhatan
county, owned by Mr.. B. II. Selden, and
containing s45 acres, TO Dir. George ID:
Tabor, OF New Mexico, for the sum OF
$4,000.
Mcssrs. II. l.. Staples e. Co. have sold the
farm OF Mr.. s. Bernard, Sr., containing
one hundred and sixteen acres, in Henrico
county, about eight miles from Richmond,
10 Mr. Booker Garnett for tie sum OF
twelve hundred dollars.
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Masonic ELEcTIoN.-Last night, at q
stated meeting OF John J.. Roper Lodge
Of Perfection, No. 8, working under the
+" Supreme Council OF the Inspeetors-Gen..
e,oI. Kmghts-Comman OF the House OF
the Temple OF Solomon. Of the Thirty
Third Decree OF the Ancient and Accept
ed scottish Rite OF Frcemasonry for the
Southern jurisdiction OF the United
staies.D Of which Albert Pike is Grand
Commander, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing twelve months ::
John +. Mayer. venerable MASTER; Charles
a. Nesbitt. senior warden; s. MEG. Fish
or. Junior warden; William Ryan, orator;
Joseph V. Bidgood, almoner; James f..
Riddick, secretary; Ii. f. W. Southern,
treasurer; Charles X. Yancey, senior eX-
merit: W. Il. Turner, junior expert;
Charles w. Maciarlane, master OF eeremo-
mics: Thomas w. McCaw, captain OF the
host: Dennis b. Collins, tiler.
After the election the fourth and NTH
degrees were worked in ancient and In
pressiyeform.
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Mr.. 4. III. Walike,'

formerly OF Wake & Taylor, is now with
Joseph NJ. Blair, grocer, 500 Main street
pace Block, and he will be glad to see bis
friends there.
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TUE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly clear,
cloudy, and rainy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: A. NJ, 81 ;
o A. NJ. IS; noon, so; p. NJ, IA; 9 p.
NJ, IS; midnight, 35.
Mean temperature, 500.
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A FRAGRANT BREATH IS always pleasure and
YOU can have IT by using MEADE & BAKEH's deli
cious CAnpoIIc MoUTH-WAsH. ltde5troys the OF
fenslye odor caused by diseased gums and iecaycd
teeth and speedily re. torres them to healthy con-
dltion. Price, fifty cents a bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-11
Richmond Schools.

The following table shows the number
Of pupils on the roll and the percentage OF
attendance Of the respective schools OF the
city during the progress of the interme-
date examination the past week:
WHITE SCHOOLS.
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There are few people now who haven't
been convinced that Montrose Wbiskey Is
the best for family and medicinal use. In
fact, all goods sold by w. d. Blair Il Co.,
1109 east Main street, are OF the best quality.
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THE OTHER SIDE.
OF Several Gentlemen as
to tho woundiDg of s1cDonOugh.

SIC Dcnorgh an Old Offender md a Desperate
Charnctor-Struck by Sergeant Matthews
Because OF Violently Resisting Him-No
Truth In the Allegation that He was Clubbed
I'm His Cell or In the eStation-House-The
Matter Now Before the Police Board.
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SIX BLEEDING WOUNDS.

POLICE CoURT.-The following cases
were disposed OF yesterday:
X. A. Gillian, charged with fighting in
the street. Fined Sj, and surety for his
good behavior required.
Alexander McDOnough. drunk. Fined
81.
Primas Pleasants .colored), drunk.
Fined 81.
Georgiana Martin (colored), charged with
ieloniously stealing one lot OF ladies' wear
ing apparel and one lot OF iewelry, silver
ware, and other property, all Of the value
Of Sl5O-property Of G. Il. Taylor. Con-
tinled TO Monday next. Committed.
Faunie Winston (coloredD, charged with
trespassing upon the premises OF Nancy
Creed and assaulting and threatening TO
beat her. Dismissed on payment OF cost.
Nancy Creed (coloredl charged with as
sault and battery. Dismissed on payment
OF cost.
Lcmuel Taylor (colored), charged with
assault and battery. Fined $40 and cost
and Jailed for twenty-four hours. Appeal
taken TO Hastings Court. Bailed in the
sum OF $500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-11

A full line Of beautiful Valentines can be
found at l.. Lewis's, 9i2 Main street. A
look at his stock will satisfy the most fas-
tidious. Call and examine for yourselves.
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DiPHTHERIA
PREVENTED.

The physicians here
use DARGYS FLUID
very successfully in the
treatment Of DiPH-
THERlA.
4. STOLLESWEHCK.
Greensboro, Ala.
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ANNA PIxLEY.-To-morrow night at the
Theatre Miss Anna Pixley win give the
pleasing play Zara. A iuii house will be
present II the sale Of reserved seats il an
indication. and an enjoyable occasion can
confidently be expected by those who
know Miss Pixiey.
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED TX
the use of MEADE & BAKER's SAPoSiSE DENTI-
PRICE, which will speedily remove incipicnt tartar
aud scurf Price, fifty cents A box.
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FITZ. LEE AND CHANcELLoRsvnLE.-
Wednesday night, at Mozart Hall, Gene
ral Lee will deliver his famons lecture for
the benefit OF the Old Dominion Guard.
The subject, the orator, and the cause
should pack the hall. IL win be remem-
bered that Company ID postponed the lee
ture last month on account OF the severe
snow-storm, 90 that all could have chance
to hear General Lee on this most interest
ing subject. The following synopsis will
give but faint idea OK the subject, which
must be heard TO be appreciated: The
Maneuyrcs of Mcclellan; tho Victory OF
Fredericksburg; Letters from Abraham
Lincoln; Fighting Joe Hooker; the Charge
at KellysviIle; the Fall OF the Gallant Pei
ham; the Strategy OF Lee; Jackson on the
Flank; Last Conference Between Lee and
Jackson; the Fall OF Stonewall; Stuarts
Charge; the Retreat Of Hooker; Eulogy
on Stonewall Jackson. Al viii be por-
trayed with the hand OF an able military
critic and the viyidness OF an eyewitness
and participant.
Box-sheet now open at Ramos ~ Moses
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THE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF VALENTINES
and at 20 per cent. reduction from REGULAR prices
NJ L.LEwIss. 0i2 NaIn street.
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OPEN EVENING TILL O'CLOCK.

THE FINEST LENSES made are being mounted
In Celluloid frames. They are handsome light,
and strong and give better satisfaction than oiher
Eye Glasses. For sale by all leading jewellers aud
opticians.
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SCARLET-FEYER
CURED.
UNIVERSITY, Nashville' Tel

v,NDFRRILT UNIV ERSlTY, Nashville, Tenn.
I,o.,ifv In tse most excellent qualities of Pro-
ocstor pkEBYs PROPHlLACIiCfLU Asa
Sis,nfectant and detergent Il Is both theorelcaly
ana practically superior TO any piepdIaa.,On VIZ"
"iiON 80" Professor Chemistry.
pARBYS FLUID Is sREC0NAlENpLD by ron. ron.
.icS9nder H. stephens Of Georgia; Rev. tbarles
3 DeSms ID. ID. Church of the strangers, Ncw,
YORK: Joseph LeConte. Columbia. professor ,n Inl-
ycr,ify, South Carona; Rev A. d. batIe' ,ouSo
sor Mercer University; Rev. george = IleIOe'
EIsnon Methodist Episcopal Church. , ~
INDISPENSABLE 10 EVERY HOME., icl- cl
fccily harmless. Used Internally OF eA'er"""S AOI
man or heasi. !. ..... .,,, ,yc
Tbe FLUID has been thoroughly tested, ana we
have abundant ey ldcncc that 81 has done every hus
drncei-f /, nam h,et OF send to the prOpretOrs,
~ 'Ne- j. II. ZElLlN & Co,
Manufacturing Chemists, PhiladeipAia'
oc 1-su&Wly
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Referring TO Mr.. Poindexter's statement
published in the issue OF yesterday, the
following should be added for the better
understanding of the matter:
"Tbe meeting OF the two joint commit
tees was called for Tuesday evening at 9
O'Clock. Mr.. Poindexter had been notified
that his bid should be presented before
that hour. The committees met at the ap-
pointed hour. The bids had been opened
and discussed for half an hour before MIR.
Poindexter's bid was presented. Under
these circumstances il was obviously I'M
proper to receive 1t.
"Further, the Subcommittee met Mr..
Pondexter by appointment in Philadel-
phia. They were introduced to the OF
fcers OF his company, and ON their invita-
ton, and accompanied by them, visited
Morristown, where the company's shops
are located. They spent several hours
there, and obtained from Mr.. Lowe, the
company's engineer, who is the inventor
OF the process they offer. all the. informa-
ton he desired to give them"
OFFER OF RICHMOND CAPITALISTS.
The following is proposal heretofore
briefly alluded to-:
RICHMOND, VA, February 5, 1888.
Z. 7. Glasgow, Esq, Chairman Joint Com
miHec on Light and Finance:
Dear Sir,-We propose to erect at our
own cost, at your city gas-works, ten
benches OF six retorts, OF G00.CO0 cubic feet
capacity per day OF twenty-iour hours, and
deliver into your holder cOGL-gas OF eigh-
teen-candle power at sixty cents per thou
sand cubic feet-the city 10 furnish puri-
fers and station meter, we TO furnish all
material and labor and TO have entire
charge OF the works. The contract foI
furnishing gas at this price to be fer term
Of eleven years from the time our improve
ments are completed, which will be about
five or six months from the time said con-
tract is awarded us. II, at the expiration
OF eleven years, the city should decline to
renew the contract, or we to continue it,
then the city shall allow lis far valuation
for our improvementS-sai valuation to
he fixed by arbitration. We, the under
signed, are all Richmond men, and are pre-
pared to give bondto the city for 4 faithful
performance OF this contract.
Very respectfully,
CHARLES L. STOKES
and Associates
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For THICK HEADS, heavy stomachs, bilousness
b. Weiss Mfy-Apple Pills" cathartic, 10 and 25c.
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Why pay $3.50 and 81 per dozen for
Cabinet Photographs when you can get
better ones OF NJ. j. Powers. 525 Broad
street, for So?
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REDUCED PRICES or FRAIEs AID PICTURES
at L.LEwIs's, 912 Main street.
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SKINNY MEN Wclls's Health Rcnewer" re-
stores health and vigor, cures Dyspepsia. inpo-
fence 81,
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The Bureau Of immigration OF Virginia
Office has been removed to No. II south
Twelfth street.
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lot OF FGyE ESGRAyISGs TO be sold at spe-
c,al nrices at l.. LEwIs's, 9l2 Main street.
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VALENTINES at 20 per cent. reduction ut
L.LKwIs's, gl2 Main street.
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For SCARLET and
TYPHOID y + NERS,
DlPHTHtkIA. SALl-
NhTION, ULCERATED
SORE 3 If Il q \ Il ,
S1iALL-PON, NJ T. a :
SILKS, and all
SMALLPOX
AND
PtTTfNG OF SMALL
POX
PREVENTED.
SMALLPOX

A member Of my fam
iiy was takes with
SMALL-POX. | used
tic FLUID. THE patient
was not dclirious, was
not pit,cd. and was about
lie house again In three
weeks, and no o.hersh had
ii.-.I. W. PARKINSON,
I'hliadelphia.
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The emlnentphysicl
j. MARION SIMS, ~.
D.. New York, says: 81
am convinced Professor
DARBiS PROPHI-
IACTiC FLUID Is a
valuable dislnfectant.
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Personal.
CARD.

A CARD.
Tbarkfnl for the liberal patronage OF the pnp.ic
when cOmmf need the real cstSte business. ~ tie
successor OF Goddln & Apperson, unGer Inc Aincfl-
can Hotel. during The late war. ana having very
soon thereafter entered into co-partnership MIN
AIR. A. ID. Williams, under the firm Of GTubhs x
Williams, 7 am The more thankful for the very
liberal patronaga % that concern during period
Of more than eighteen wears.
I now announce my purpose 70 continue tne
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS IN ALL IFS
BRANCHES IN mY own name.
have taken he Office No. l, on Eleventh street,
ohposlte the old Office Of Grubbs & Williams.
/ will sELL REAL ESTATk IN CIi6 1,s, MD
COUNTRY AT AUCTION AND PRlNAIELl
RENT OUT HOUSES, COLLECT RENIS, ana
NEGOTIATE 10 ms ON REAL ESTATE:
| will be aided in my business BY competent as
slstants | ask a share of the business Of the pa
irons Of the late concern and Of the public gener-
ally. | may refer 10 my past experience as some
Quarantce FOR the future, having probably sold
within the last eighteen more real estate than
aHy man IN Nircinl.. Ny best edoris viii be made
10 seYc those who employ me. e.,,..,,,,
fe ll-5t L. W. otObbs.
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TtEsDAl l.N woe AA.'''' y w NH'r''
TROM OBSERVATIONS Az 1oN-
i VtECFD of Professor STuBB,e z. ilitv -
.'oiiovc thosr who are AFFLICTED WITH my
IwP rDlNENT ~ Tuffr ~Pkft q. .,.,
'-1A hLfNANDiK CAM ICN
Vytobca Al tbe -. Charles Bclel dusiGg this "c-a.
1t-1ft
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c,rAM,trpING CIRFn By PROFCs-

> SOR STUBBS. WHO Is uow stopping ~ tle y
Charles Hotel. he can be- seen there irom =. VI.
TO T. II. lie viii De pleased 10 .'1 ~ lt.-on'
y selicfed will Inn cfiment in speech Tie n1s cer-
tifc1tcs from number of persons iroh ai-estn'
scrtions whom he has rcliCycd ~ that std filhc-
tlon HIS charges are moderate. eifthce' given
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TO LOAN.

We have several sums, from si 600 70 $500, at
cper ceal, on i,pwovec city real estate. Apply
70 w. GODDIN 4 SON,
klo-2t Auetioncers.
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REAL. ESTATE SALEs.-J. Thompson
Brown, real estate agent, has sold within
the past thirty days the following real es-
tate: Brick house, Cary near Cherry,
s2,2jO; brick house, Leigh street near
Fifth, $3.50; frame house, First near Hill
street, $40; brick house, Cary near Lin
den, 92,375; brick house, Eighth street
near Clay. $4,000; brick house, west Cary
near Beech, S2,2jO; frame house, First
near Cary, S2,l5O; brick store, Main near
Fourteenth, $4,000; lot and improve
ments corner Cary and Eighteenth, $4,000;
frame house, 2l1 west Leigh, S525; house
and lot, Mayo street, $500; store, Main
near Fifteenth street, $2,500; store on
Canal street, $4,000; brick house, Belyi-
dere street, $4,000; lot, Washington street,
$3.50; lot, Randolph street, $3.50. Total,
$l9,140.
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p. B. CIFAFFIN & Co, IL A. NJ, executors sale
OF mirrors, coniccs, CARPETS gas-n lures ~;
Eleventh streets.
las. MACDOUGAIL, 1Oh 4. NJ. receivers stlc
of large tot of ready-madc clothing. &C.. al No.
1919 east Main street.
INO T. LAVGUTON. JR. 10 \. NJ and 3 and 7
4. ~. slyor-plated ware sc.
FOX. TAYLOR & CO.. 3 L. NJ. bananas. eIr.
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rEApICATEs
MALARIA.
cnNrAGIOTs DlsEAsEs.

NftA0 " ...
rEyFRED and SICK
rerson. refreshed and
kT!p SORTS prevent
ed by bathing Win
DARGYs FLUID.
IsIPUEE AIR made
harmless ana purih.ic.,.
For SORE THROAT IL
sure cnrc.
CONTAGIOS destroy
re, el' FROSTED FEET,
q UILB s.,
Pills, CIIAflN6s'
RfIFUAfATISM cured,
s0FT. WHITE CON.
PLEXtONS secured
byils use.
sHlP-FCVER prevent
TO 9S' PUFFY TuE
BREATH, CT EANch
TIE 1EEIH, II can't
b. surpassed.
CATAERUrclicvcdahd ana
cured.
TpYsiPELAS cured.
RIrENs relieved In
sianNv.
SCARS prevented.
pYSENIFRY cured.
WOUNDS healed rapid
".
SCURVY cured.
An ANrIDO1E Tor an
imal or vegetable pol
sons, stings. SC.
....A 81. Nf lid Gfr-
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AUCrION SALES MONDAY.

So On all sales Of Real Est,temaGe botweenihe
Isl OF Janulry and last Of June the taxes tOf tne
IN slfes made between The lst ot joy ana i't.t
the wear the taxes haze 10 be paid by the seller
(Thls custon was adopted about fifteen years lSo
niles to Richmond and yiciniN.I
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PAINTINGS. ENGRAvrsGs, &c.

cPECIAL INDUCEMENTS.
A lot cf ELEGANT ENGHANlNGS and OLEO-
GRAPHS at special low prices;
FINE PICTURES, suitable for bridal presents.
VALENTINES.
A full stock Of SENTIMENTAL VALENTINES
plain, fringed, aud In boxes;
VALENTINES at 20 per cent reduction on
'RFDUCED PRICES ON PIcTURE-FRAaiES
and ENGE AVINGS .,,
The largest stock Of sxlO PHOIoGk Nii-
m l.. IEMlSS.
ia27 No. 0t2 Main street..
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rrrTER drieh In.

7 II 7 ~ Ut TTW WIs
CHOLERA prevented.
ULCERS purified and
healed.
In cafcs OF DEATH II
should be nsed about
the corpse-ii will pre-
vent any unpleasant
smell.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-11
.,,11,, nrnrIr n1a nICuNnND nAXE

rGIlL PEOPLE OE kItliMV-ND In ' -
! no Idea of what Improvement nave .esl
going on lltey For instance, "a nee itio a ~ -
RANT FOR LADIES as can ~ 3 ui,, Ut Z ..ss S.s, S,
nolue caterer, corner of second auo Ntlu h.rts.'.
20" a,so sFNGg MEALS OUi on snort nouce %
any part of the city. ,.x
Innn ft-ln 6 A. y. % mldnlgll. le ll-lt-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-11
8itImond 1ispatth.
SUNDAY. FEBRUARY II, 1883.

rs-THE CIRCULATION or ThE DISPATCH
is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CiECo-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
gFn,erod AZ the Posi-ofice at Richmond Na.' as
secopd-class maref.'