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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-02

Of their force, who worked all night. A
good lot OF these goods were sent of bv
express. Others went by the Fredericks-
burg and Petersburg roads, Old Dominion
steamers, &c., dc. The Danville company
about midday got off n special train TO
West Point for goods for the North and
West. Very little tobacco comparatively
is to be hurried off TO the South. Most OF
ii goes North and West.
Richmond tobacco will be rs early as any
In the markets OF the country. Indeed. I'm
most places IN this land people are saying
"Richmond is Ahedd.'
For this the manufacturers without stint
give credit to Collector RUSSELL
THE REBATE.
The manufacturers here have very little
old stock on hand upon which to claim re-
bate. One OF the largest houses here will
have claim only for si2.
All this old stock had TO be inventoried,
sworn TO, &C., yesterday.
Not a cent in money for rebate can be
gotten until Congress appropriates the mo-
ney; not a new stamp can be issued and
paid out for rebate until the claims arc au-
dited in three bureauX in Washington.
That will take about six months.
THE CONSUMER BENEFITED.
The manufacturers lave generally re-
duced their prices to the trade correspond
ing with the reduction in the tax. In the
case OF some special brands no reduction
has been made, and probably will not be
made.
But the consumer is going to realize i'm
mediate benefit. Unless the leaf goes up,
the consumers ten-cent plug will be larger
and his ten-cent package OF smoking-6o-
bacco will be OF better stuff. As an instance
OF how the reduction will work, Allen &
Gintcr have showcase cards out already
"The reduced revenue tax now
allows 20 Opera Pulls to be sold at 13
cent" y; - cents was the former price.
For thiS reduction, soon to be universal,
all lovers OF the weed will lie grateful TO
the Democratic members OF Congress who,
aided by Il few Republicans, secured this
reduction.
Putt the Democracy!
Hurrah for the Democrats.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-02
Chesterfield Circuit COwrf.

The Circuit Court OF Chesterfield coun-
ty-his Honor Judge Weisiger presiding
will meet on the 10th Of May. The docket,
we understand. is an unusually heavy and
important one, even for Chesterfield county,
which always furnishes this Circuit Court
with large amount OF business. In view
Of tins fact, we are authorized by Judge
Weisiger to state for the benefit OF lawyers,
suitors, witnesses, and all others concerned
or interested, that the Court expects and
intends to try or continue each case NJ Il d
calledron the docket. This eourse Is rem
llered neccseary 70 preven& The teyn 81 the
court being extended iudsohi(ely.
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Police Court.

The following cases were disposed OF
yesterday: ,
Charles Ellis (coored) was sent on to the
grand Jury to answer the charge OF break
inc and entering in the nighttime the store
OF John Boucher and stealing one lot OF
cigars. a.o, q. ,or
ass,nltnc and beating Mary Butler.
John Connell, drunk, was jailed IN de-
fault OF surety.
James Burnett, who was sent on 10 Tue
grand Jury Monday TO answer the charge
Of stealing watch from j. y. sutton, was
brought up from Jail yesterday morning
and rave bail for his appearance before the
Uustings Court next Tuesday.
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Richmond Again Victorious.

The second game of baseball between
the Defiance and Eichmonds took place
yesterday evening. and was much better
played than the game OF the day previous.
Although lie weather was cool and chilly,
good audience was present. The Rich
monds put in ~ their battcrs Latouche
and Ilankins. who filed their respective
positions very creditably. II was the first
time that Latouche had pitched against
visiting club, and IIankinS, not having
caught for four years, did eycellently well.
Below will he found the score. These two
clubs will play again to-day, when the
Richmonds will present their full nine.
The Defiance is one OF the best-bchaved
clubs we have had here. The game was
we'll umpired by Mr.. w. \. Graves.
nEEI. N-f.I ~ Ii 1.I. nIIrr mn NIL,
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"a Snow-storln in The afternoon, followed by
light rain.
(2j Light rain.
l3l Light showers during The DAY; tnunucr~
storm aud heavy rain AZ night.
(4) Rain all night.
(5l Rain most Of the day.
i6j Heavy rain IN the afternoon.
f7l Rain and high wind all day.
(S) Rain I'm the forenoon.
(9l Rain ali night, accompanied by thunder
storm.
iii Pain and hail In the middle Of the day.
Amount of rainfall during the month, 6.4o
inches.
DEEDS AND MARRIAGES.
The Clerk OF the Hastings Court issued
marrlage-licenses to 81 white and ID col
ored couples.
The Clerk OF the Chancery Court adj
mitted to record $50 deeds OF bargain,
sale, trust, &c.
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS.
Flour of the value OF S233,2l4.4O and
lard of the value Of S5,l1S.4S has been eX-
ported TO Brazil.
The imports consisted OF guano from
Venezuela and coffee from Brazil.
CRIMINAL CASES.
During the past month the Police JUS
tice disposed OF 329 criminal cases aud tried
272 charges OF ordinance violations on
criminal charges, 30 persons were sent on
TO the Hastings Court for Indictment Dy
the grand jury, 2S were convicted OF mis-
demeanor, and 43 were sent 10 jail in de-
fault OF surety for their good behavior.
Fines colIected-City. S445.G5; State,
eS1 so: costs, Ss2.29. Total, SGO9.44.
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Neutrality-suspicious..

Mr.. Il. b. ". Bclthc has again become
the proprietor Oi the Manchester stage
line. having bought out SIR. c. T. Moore.
The old schedule will remain in force.
In the Mayors Court Monday Robert
Lewis, charged With LurgariousIy enter
ing Wiliam IIudus'S dwelling on the 18th
ultimo. and stealing therefrom icwelry and
money to the value Of $3.50. was examined
and sent on to the next grand jury term ci
the Hastings Court for further eyamina-
ton. The evidence is very strong against
him.
The beautiful and elegant villa Of Major
Robert stiles now in course Of c0nsiruc-
ton at Bon Air is nearly completed. It is
unique in style, and is located upon one OF
the most desirable lots In this fashionable
summer resort.
Mr.. Chamberlayne Tallcy, an Influential
citizen OF Chesterfield, is very i'll at his
home, in Ettrick, near Petersburg.
Mr.. Isaac Winston, uncle Of Professor
c. II. Winston. perhaps the Oldest citizen
of Chesterfield, has been very unwell dri-
ring this year, and his condition is still un.
improved.
There was very large congregation al
the Methodist church Sunday afternoon
the occasion being the anniversary OF The
Woodward Rosebud Missionary Society
composed OF the little children Of tho
school, and named after Rev. b. +. Wood
ward, formerly pastor OF the church. The
meeting was, opened with prayer by Rev
+. Z. Wilson. and the exercises were quite
interesting. Master Walter Lee delivered
the opening address, and the following littl,
girls and boys took part In dialogue
Edgor Lufsev, Emma Waithall. Robert
Walden, Jenet C,r,ey, Holmes Bfodnax
Ellen Brodnax, Willie Perdue, Mary Stew
art, and Edgar Walthall. Master Will,
Gary then recited piece Of poetry; Th'
meeting was presided over by Master
Frank Duniord. ana Master Thomas +
Owen acted as secretary. Mr.. Campbell
OF North Carolina; Uncle Larry OF th'
Christina AdrOcaie, and Rev. b. +. Wood
ward delivered interesting addresses.
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our LITTLE BOY.
A STORY OF INrANTLE SUFFERING
TRULY AS TOLD BY HIS PARENTS.

Mr. TDIToR.--Wc feel Il our duty 60 write You
What thc (lTiCvRA remedies have done for our
billie how who has been terribly afflicted with salt
Rheam Scrofela. aud Erys'rcias ever since he was
born. and nothing we could give him helped him
until we tried CvrfCvRA, which. after using quite
HIM unts he IS now fair any child. Ills bocy
was completely covered, and his face and hands
evrx,lcd Vcrg badlv. Nchad no comfort with him
A was So much work to lake care of him. and he
suffered so. We began 10 treat him when he was
eighteen months Old, giving him CT first ten drops
of the CrTICrRA RESoiNkNr at q time. bathing
sn warm water and CUTiCCEA SOAR. and apply
ing tirTIcCHA carefully to the entire body. lie Is
now three aud half years old, aud Is perfectly
rril. We have not written bcforc because we
thought 81 micht appear again but u has mol, and
we are very thankful. ..
Mir. AND MRS. EVERETT STEBBlNs.
BKfCHHRToVN, MASS.
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clerk Of BOtetOurt.

.Judge Richardson. OF the supreme
Court Yesterday granted supersededs to
the Judgment OF Circuit.Judge Blair COM
mandine County-Judge Mays to issue q
writ of election TO fill the Office OF clerk OF
The Comfy Court. The clerk elected by
the neople died. The present incumbent
GIr. Reid is Judge Mays's appointee. The
yneonle want to I'LL the unexpired term by
eIection. hut Judge Mays has so Tar refused
10 issue the writ. Before the case can pe
heard the election will have taken place.
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MORTUARY REPORT FOR THE WEEK END
ING APRIL %, 1sS3.-Causes Of Death:
Asthma, 1 colored; asphyxia, white;
consumption. 3 white, colored; conyul-
sions Qnfantile), colorcd; diarrhGa, 2
white; dropsy, colored; fever typhoid(
2 white; hesrtdisease. colored; mani
ton, white; intussusception, / white;
kidney-disease, 1 white; marasmus, col
ored; meningitis, | white; old age,
white; paralysis, 1 white, colored; pneu-
monia, white; premature birth. | color.
ed; suicide, l white. Whole number OF
deaths in the city, exclusive OF still-births,
25-white, 16; colored,9 o. Locality: Mar
shall Ward. 2; jefferson Ward. 10; Madl-
son Ward, 8; Monroe Ward, 2; Clay ward,
1; Jackson Ward, 8; almshouse, 2.
Rate OF mortality OF whole population
was 1889 per 1000 per annum.
j. G. CADELL, NJ. d.,
President Board OF Health.
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SOUTHERN HISTORICAL SOCIETY MEETING
N NASHVILLE PCsTrOSED.--The Southern
Historical Society meeting, which had been
appointed to be held In Nashville. May
1926, has been postponed on account OF
the inability Of ex-President Davis and
other expected speakers 10 be present at
that time. The Nashville Confederates are
very anxious for the meeting, and offer to
make the most satisfactory arrangements
for it. Some day in October or November
will probably be agreed on rs the time.
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Snnremc Court of Appeals.

Noryel Us. Tinsley. Upon petition for
writ OF nanddmuS. Rule niSi returnable
TO Sd OF May, 1888.
Brockwell as. Wilcox, sheriff OF Charles
CITY county. Writ OF habeds corpus award
ed returnablc Sd Of May, 1888.
Linhart rs. Foreman and ais. Argued
bv w. w. Henry, Esq, for appellant, and
Robert Il. Hubbard and +. ID. Irving, Esqs.,
for appellees, and submitted.
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HOLLYWOOD Cemetery Company.

The annual meeting Of this company was
held Yesterday evening. Mr.. William ii.
Uaxall was reelected president, with the
same Board OF Directors. Resolutions
were passed asking the Police Board for an
officer TO preserve order in the cemetery on
Sunday; providing Tor the employment OF
an engineer to survey the route Tor the
new avenue from the main avenue up
Clarke's-spring branch to the new eddi-
ton to the grounds, and appointing COM
mittee to see about erecting three MIGRANTS
in the cemetery for the benent OF visitors.
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The Reunion Of tho Ola ,cunncrs.

The first annual reunion Of the surviving
me mbers OF the Pegram Battalion Is to hc-
held Thursday at the old pump-housc. A
ful! list OF the gallant command will te
read. The preparations for the feast are
in excellent hands. and all the Injuries OF
the season viii be served in the most pai-
atable shape. A day OF pleasant memo
ries may confidently be expected.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
wc.eorological md Statistical.

The subioined table gives the readings
OF the thermometer, the course OF the
wind at sunrise, and the amount Of
rainfall for the month of April. The
readings OF the thermometer were taken
in an elevated portion Of the city, free
from any influence Of refractcd heat, and
from French instruments, showing the
highest and lowest points Of the mercury
during each twenty-four hours. 1t is be-
lieved that no better situation for observa-
tions OF this character can be found in our
city. They have been carefully noted, and
are believed to be absolutely correct:
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Catherine LoliS.

Tonight, at the Theatre, this celebrated
actress will commence threc-nights' en-
gagemcnt by giving tic opera Oiivette.
In this r6ie Miss Lewis has no superior,
and her reputation is 30 well established
that only the mention of her appearin!
here was sufficient to cause large sale OF
reserved seats. None who hear her VIII
regret il. Tomorrow night the same
opera will be repeated, and on Friday
night the play selected is the Mascotte.
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Billy Conners Too Modest.

The man arrested In B.IiimOre as Billy
Conners-sllpposed 10 have had something
to do with the recent burgaries here
modestly disclaims the honor OF that name
and calls for proof. Captain Epps, who
went on to bring him back, was unable to
say that the man held in custody i Billy
Conners. The Captain telegraphed here
to that effect yesterday, and some other
parties have gone on to identity The &C
cllsed.
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A Wife-Beater Punished.

Henry jenkins, midde-aged colored
man. was up Monday before the Police
Court on charge Of assaulting and
wounding Sidney Johnson with shovel;
1t appeared that jenkins was also engaged
in a brawl with his wife. and the Court
sentenced him to Jail and hard labor for
three months and fined bin $40. Jenkins
was at one time elected constable in Cum
berIand county, and boasted, so bis wife
said. "that he could beat her at law" lie
also was sent to the penitentaIy once for
killing man, but was pardoned by Gov
ernor Peirpoint. He is said 10 be 4 hard
working man, and not turbulent when not
drinking
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Moon MADE OF GREEN CHEESE . Tb,

Moon MADE OF GREEN CHEESE p That Is
one OF the things we know very little
about. So also about the man in the moon;
We know hardly anything Of him. But we
do know that IL the man in the moon or
any other man partakes too freely OF green
cheese or any other iDdgesiibe article Of
diet he will have dyspepsia and bowel trou-
bles. And we know that the way TO get
rid of such is to take Perry Dayis's Pain
Killer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-02

ALPHA LITERARY SOCIETY-ELECTIoN oP
OFFICERS. meeting Of the Alpha Lite
rary Society held Monday night the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
wear: President. A. 5. Morton; Nicc-Pre-
sident, G.. w. Donnan; Secretary, Fred.
w. Scott; Censor and Critic, John 5. Will
Iiams: Treasurer and Librarian, John G.
Easley; Sergeant-at-Arms, John Tyler, Jr.
The anniversary celebration OF the Socie-
ty will take place on the 25th of this month,
the exercises to consist OF an oration,
defamation, and debate. The Society is in
a flourishing condition, and since its last
anniversary has, owing TO increased men,
bership and public interest in It's debates,
been compelled to remove its quarters to
the schooI-house buildngon Seventh street
between Marshall and Clay. Their new
hall has been handsomely furnished, and
already contains the nucleus OF valuable
library.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-02

Wen, there was rush Yesterday at LEVY. DA-
Wis & Co.'S and no wonder, for there were greater
bargains and more Of them offered there than we
ever saw IN one establishment. They continue
their SPECIAL SALE for three day longer. Read
their advertisement IN the Dispafch and state IL
will pay you TO 90 10 the special sale corner Of
Main and Ninth streets.
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70 Subscribers Richmo ond Telephone
Exchange

Please enter the following new subscri-
bers (omitted in yesterdays publicaiion) on
your catalogues:
Peyton & Sinton, corner Thirteenth and
Main streets, l.. -, No. 1s3.
Pace & Sizer, No. sos Brook avenue, l..
s., No. 2lo. I. ID. WILKINSON.
Assistant Manager.
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H,nc,ictb Anniversary.

The Richmond Light Infantry Blues
Cantain Andrew Pizzini commanding
will celebrate their ninetieth anniversary
,t the new nump-house on the 10th OF tins
month. Al 9:SO A. NJ. OF the same day this
time. .bonored command will commemorate
tho twentieth anniversary OF the death of
Lieutenant-General I. j. Jackson by para
ding in the Capitol square anu .h hTing an
appropriate salute around tne Jackson
statue. The celebration az tne new pump
house is looked forward 10 win great plea
sure. and will be day OF rich recolections.
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THF DISPATCH,
TERMS on ADVERTISINl3t
Royal Arcanusz,, ,

After session Of eight Gays the Supreme
Council Royal Arcanurn adjourned yesfer-
day to meet again In annual convention in
Chicago on the fourth Tuesday IN April
next. Before the body adjourned new
ritual, presented by Anderson Tawner, OF
Elmira, N. T., was adopted. A prize Of
800 had been offered for this ritual. The
most OF the delegates left the city last night.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

l.. POWERS, Z. NJ, oranges, lemons, cocca-
nuts &c.
WILLIAMS & BOWE. ) =. W.. commissioner's
sale Of three-story brick store and dwelling
No. 1899 east Main street.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 \. NJ. horses aud ye-
hicleS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-02

LEADIyG PHYSICIANS ARE CALLING ArrEN-
TIoS 10 the ruinous effects upon the complexion OF
cheap soaps made from impure matersi. The old
Brown Windsor Of j. * i. ATKINSON Is made
from the best and purest materi lis, and 5 exgui-
stey scented.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-02

REAL ESTATE SALE. Messrs. II. ID. Chaf.
fin Il Co., real estate agents, have sold
the lot OF land, containing eight acres,
with brick dwelling and other improve
meuA thereon. Just beyond the city limits
OF, west Main street, and 0wDed by MT. q:
=. eehooscraff, 10 Mr. q, d. A., Bali d
Atlanta, Gp.. fos tlls s,,ln et 1900.
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RICHMOND SHOOTING CLrB.-The annual
meeting OF the Richmond Shooting Club
was held yesterday afternoon, and the fol-
,ow,ny BOARD Of Directors elected for the
ensuing term. absentces being represented
Inv proxy: a. G. Babcock, c. II. Epps,
.Iobn ID. Smelling, Preston Belvin, and w.
/. Dabney. The Board Of Directors subse-
ouentIv elected the following officers !:
President. A. q. Babeock; vice-President,
d. q. Yuengling, Jr.; Secretary and Trea-
mrer. Z. Harvey. Executive Committee :
G. u. Epps, W. ]. Dabney, John D, snell-
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Lovers of NeliciOus Zen

will be glad to know that Joseph VI. Blair.
the Pace-Blocll grocer, keeps n tea-ketllc
boiling all day, that any OF his teas iG1y be
sampled in an instant. The public, cspe-
cially the ladies, are invited TO cal often
and refresh themselves with the Soup that
cheers -
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nRsr nLnnn-puRIEIER.

have used your CUTtCURA remedies In several
cass of Eczema Moist and Dry letter. and cured
them ali locr CUTIcURA RKSoLNkNT. so far as
my supply enables me 20 test IT, has in my hands
exceeded in efficacy and efficiency any Alternative
compcund (hlooc-purircrl have ever made use OF
in am active Practice Of thirty ycars' Duration
r.. y. ECKER, NJ. ID.
JkCKSOSyffIF. PA.
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DURKEE'S SALAD DRESSING IS the best thing or
the kind ever sold. with IL superb salad of any
kind can be made without delay or trouble II IS
also one Of the hest sauces for cold meats.
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CURE IN EVERY CASE.

Your CVTlCvRA remedies outscll all other medi-
cinss keep for skin-discases. My customers and
paIIentS SAY that they have effected cure i'm every
instance. where other remedies have failed.
III W. BROChWAI, VI. ID.
FRANKLIN FALLS, y. II.
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FINE. BRILLIANT, ASD CLEAR LENSES are used
in making the CELLCLoID EYEGLASSES. When
YOU buy pair you may know that you are getting
the best. For sale by all leading jewellers aud op-
ficians
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-02

STINGr;G irritation. Inflammation, all Kidney
and Urinary Complaints, cured by buchupai-
ba.H 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-02

SKINNY MEN," Weiss Health Relcwer" re-
stores health and vigor, cures Dyspepsia. Inpo-
flncp 81.
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CwIFT'S SPECIFIC
CURES sCR6FULA,
CURES SORES,
CURES ULCERS,
CURES BoILs,
CURES ERUPrIoNs.
CURES CATARRH.
CURES RHEUMATISM,
CURES SKIN DISEASES.
CURES BLOOD DISEASES.
REMOVES ALL TAINT,
Hereditary or otherwise.
swfFT's SPECIFIC
Is the great BLOOD REMEDY Of the age
Write for full particulars and little book, - Mes
sage TO the Unfortunate suffering"
1000 REWARD will be paid 20 any
Chemist who will find, on analysis Of 100 bottles
OF S. s. s., one particle of Mcrcury-iodide Of Po-
fassium, or any Mineral substance.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., proprietors,
Atlanta, Ga.
Price OF small size, 81: large size. sl.75.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. ap29-lw :
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CITTICTRA RESOLVFNT, the new Blood Puri-
Ger lintsnallvl. and CUTICCRA and CUTlCURA
SOAR. tae great skin-Cures texternallyl. Cleanse
The Skin and scalp and Parity the Blood of every
specicS of Itching. Scaly, PimpIy. ScrofulouS In
fsniile. NercuTial. and CanccrouS Hunors and
Skjn-ToriurcS. when physicians, hospitals, and all
other means fan. sold everywhere. Price: Cuii
cara SO cents and : per box; Cuticura ReSo'yent,
al per bottle; Cuticura SOAP % cents; Cuticura
shaving -Soap.1 cents.
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Latest weather Report.

Especial telegram To the Eispatch.l
WASHINGTON. ID. c., May IL A. M.-For
the Middle Atlantic States, partly cloudy
weather, with local rains, northeast back
ing 10 northwest winds, stationary or
lower temperature and pressure.
For the South Atlantic States, rainy fol-
lowed by clearing weather, northeast back
ing to northwest winds, stationary or
higher temperature and pressure.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-02

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cool.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: G A. NJ. ~;
Q A. NJ, Sc; noon, 67; 5 u. NJ, GS; p.
NJ, 40; midnight, 40.
Mean temperature. 33 sc.
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DEAUTY BATH.-For Infantile and
ID Birth Uumors. Rough. Chapped. or Greasy
skin, Black Heads. Pmples. and Skin-Blemishes,
use CUTICURA soap, an exquisite skin-beau'
tiier and Toilet. Bath. and Nursery Sanativc.
Fragrant with delicious flower odors aud Cmiicura
halSamS ap 29-SuSW&w
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VEGETABLE PLANTS.

TONIATO-PLANTS, 40c. per 100, or % per
1000: 80
30c. per 100, or $3.50 Icr
1000; 49, -.
sWEET-POTATO PLANTS. 25c. per leo. oT s2
per IOtO. JOSEPH q. ALLtfD,
Twentieth and Franklin streets,
ms, . w Il CSu2tk Richmsgl. Va.
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8itImond Dispatth.
WEDNESDAY MAY 2. 1883.
ss-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCu-
LATIoN OF ALL THE oTnEE DAILY NEws-
PAPERS OF TIE CITY.

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