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

Briefs and Personals.

Now that the councilmcn have returned
from their tour Of observation In the West,
II will be In order for them to resume She
consideration OF the gas question, City
gas Is not now so good as when the discus
sion was at It's height; nor. on the other
hand, Is II near so bad as II was before the
discussion commenced.
Mr.. John Pope, who has for years been
connected with the tobacco-manufacturlng
house Of Allen & Ginter, has become Mr.
Ginter's partner, and the firm Will be con-
tinued in ITS cid name. Mr.. John +. Allen
retired from the firm over two years ago,
though his name Is retained.
Allen d Ginter, in the midst OF The gem
eral depression in the tobacco trade, do 4
prosperous business-a fact attributable to
their Judgment and enterprise In adyer-
Using in all parts OF the world. ,.'
Hon. John +. Massey has served notice
upon Mr.. John s. Wise Of his intention to
commence taking dispositions Mt the town
OF Warrenton.
The sales of postage-stamps, stamped en-
velopes, postal cards, etc., at the Richmond
post-oflice in January amounted to S9.900 ;
same month last year, S9,230, and IN 1881,
IS, $50. ~
At the meeting OF the Police Boa. =. last
evening Officer John A. Lloyd rendered bis
resignation as q member OF the force. and
Mr.. Fritz Boschen was elected in his place
to fill the uneXpred term.
Yesterday two engines and tenders pass
ed through the city on their way to the
Florida and Western railroad south, being
part Of a consignment OF ten, which will
pass in day or two.
Another clear day yesterday, and q
charming outpouring of ladies and chill
dren on the streets.
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POLICE CoURr.-The following cases


POLICE CouRT.-The following cases
were disposed Of Yesterday:
Susan Miller (colored), charged with as
saulting and abusing Eliza Haskins and
using obscene language IN the street, and
Eliza Haskins was charged with abusing
Susan Miller. They were required to give
security to be Of good behavior for twelve
months.
James ii. Hill (colored), dlsorderly in the
street, was committed TO jail 10 De ex-
amined by a commission Of lunacy.
Edward Grace, drunk. Fined 81.
Louisa Talbot (colored). charged with
stealing one trunk containing wearing ap-
narel from Eliza Banks. The case was
continued to Friday.
Henry simms (colored). was fined $3.50
for disorderly conduct,
Carl Haynes was sent on to the Hustings
Court to answer the charge OF forgery.
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Mr.. CoRDLE's BENEFIT.-To-night the
friends of Mr.. Cordle, the faithful and po-
lite doorkeeper at Mozart Hall, will hay':
an opportunity Of coming TO his benefit.
The Richmond amateurs will be at Mozart
Hall; and as they have demonstrated be-
fore their aptness in pleasing, it may be
confidently expected that good entertain
ment of the amateur kind will take place.
MFR. Cordle certainly deserves full house,
and it is to be hoped that the attendance
will be even greater than his friends eX-
pecf
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AMPLE ANSWER
or the Present Board Of the Medical
College OF Virginia 20 the Claims
OF the New Board.

History of the Foundation of this institu-
tion or Learning In the City OF Richmond
Endowed from Private Means-Thc Acts of
Assembly Recited-Ne Authority In Law for
the Removal OF the Old Board. and Ap-
pointnent OF the New One-The Facts as
Relied Upon by the Board and Faculty.
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VIRGINIUs.-To might Frederick Warde
will appear at the Richmond Theatre and
commence three-nights' engagement by
presenting "Virginius; or, The Roman
Father" Mr.. Warde is well known here,
and is said TO have strong support, and to
Judge from the sale OF reserved seats he
will have full house tonight. To-mor-
row at the matinee "Lady Of Lyons" will
he presented, and Saturday night Richard
ILL., and on Monday night, by request Of
leading citizens and Pythians, "Damon
and Pythias."
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A pleasant 0cCAsIOY.-Wednesda
night being the close OF the fiscal year of
Messrs. Fourqurean, Price. Temple a. Co.,
it was signalized by the firm rendering u
handsome supper at sanger Hall to their
employees. After delightful evening spent
in the enjoyment OF a sumptuous repast
and in the interchange Of pleasantries,
Mr.. Fourqurean arose, and in behalf of the
firm expressed their appreciation OF the
faithful and efficient services OF their corps
of assistants during the year, which was
appropriately responded to by one Of the
clerks
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ARARg EyTERTAINMEsT.- -Pleasure-seek-
err and lovers Of a good cause will be
gratiiied by attending an entertainment To-
night at the First Baptist church by the
Girls Aid Society, whose charitable mis-
sion Is to clothe the poor children OF the
Sunday school. The attendants will enjoy
Themselves and do good. The girls will be
dressed in attractive foreign costumes.
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1T SHOULD BE USED BY ALL ftksoNs' otD
ANp YOUNG, WHENEVER ANY OF THE
ARoyF SYMPTOMS APPEAR.

po,sons travelling or living In unhealthy iocail-
a. nv taking dose occasionally 70 keep M ,
In healthy aclion will avoid an Malati" nn
iscks Dizziness. Nausea. DrowslneSS, DepLessi"l, ~,
', snir,ts' sc. II will invigorate like glass "i
wine. BrT IS no ISTOXICATISG BEEkhAGhi.
II you have eaten anything naIu o. ssi t9Ie
feel heavy after meals, or sieS Sp'es' ~ nhN'' VIM
dose and you Will bc reie'eu'
TINE AND DOCTORS BILLS WILL BEsANED
ny ALWAYS KEEPING TIE REGULA-
TOR IN TIE iIoUsEi
For. whatever the allment may be, thorouehly
never bc out of plsce. Tue remedV Is HAkhLhSS, 90
aSn DoFs NOT INTERFERE WITH BUSINESS oi'
PLEASURE.
1T Is PURELY VEGETABLE
and has a the power and efficacy OF Salolei ,s, ~
ouInine without any Of the injurious ai'eI ee'''
A GOVERNORS TESTIMONY.
SsmmM,s Liver Regulator has been in use In my
t1, a., come time and am satisfied IL Is q VAL
uable addition 20 the medical science;c ,,.,,ona
4 CIlI SHORT ER. Governor OF Alhp"iha'
Hon. Alexander II: stevens, OF He0re,af S,m.
Have derived some benett from the use Oh SlII- nm
mons Liver Regulator, ana wish 10 gave IL u i"'
iher trial.
"THR ONLY THING THAT NKNkK fAlLs TaI nv ~
RRIJFVE."-I have used many rehiSules ~, ioi 80 os
ran-is liver affection, and Debility Dut never
~ f,onnd af,.hing TO benefit ne 10 the extent
Sim1non~ Liver Regulator has. sent from VI, VII u
~ rsor, s,,~b a madeleine and would advise all who
~ 5milar,y affected TO give Il trial. as IL seeius
The only thing that never fails to relieve All,
"N WY r. VI. JASNEY, Minneapolis, Mlnh'
Dr.T.W. Mason says From actual experience
an the use Of simmons Liver Regulator III III IN
,.ac,icc ~ have been and am satisfied 10 use and
prescribe il as a purgatye medicine.
Bs Take only the GENUINE, which always h''S
on the wrapper the RED TRADEMARK and SIC
NATURE or y. H. HEiLiN " w.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
se 2q-W&Fly A -
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CHRIS AND LENA.-The Baker and Farron
Company appeared at the Theatre last
night in a play in which they filled the two
principal parts-both German charcters.
The play is a desperately poor one. The
acting was no better. Except for one or
two songs in il, 1t would have been intole-
rable. There were parts in il that elicit
ed hearty applause from the galleries,
where there were number OF boys in such
good humor with themselves that they
were ready to applaud anything.
The company completed their engage
ment in one night. They could not have
drawn another house.
When the fire-bells commenced ringing
some excitable people made a rush for the
door. supposing that the building was in
peril. Before they could get out the an
nouncement was made that the fire was up
the street, and most OF them thereupon re-
sumed their seats. The panic-such as it
was-was brief.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR T0-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States. colder and generally
fair weather, northwest to northeast winds,
stationary or higher barometer.
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WASHINGTON PERsoYAL.-Professor
George NJ. Arth, olS Eighth street, ;. S.,
Washington, ID. g., was attacked with SO
severe q pain In the foot that he could
scarcely walk. st. Jacobs OIL literally used
entirely cured him,
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DEEDS AND MARRIAGES. During the past
month 40 marriage-licenses were issued by
the Hastings Court Of the city. and 2i2
deeds we're recorded In the Chancery
Court.
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FIRE LAST NiGHT.-At 10:40 O'Clock an
alarm al fire was turned in from Box at
the New Market, caused by the burning Of
two oyster-stands on Sixth near Broad
street, in rear Of Wake & Taylor's grocery
store. The stands were occupied by III. p.
Wilson and w. w. Goode, and the loss Is
estimated at about $500. The fire origi-
mated accidentally, and was caused by a
charcoal furnace. The Fire Department
turned out promptly.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was Clear and
comfortable.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 80 (;
o A. NJ, 40; noon, 81 Z. NJ. As; r.
NJ. 43; midnight, 40.
Mean temperature. 40t.
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f.. II. COOK, 10 A. NJ, household furniture. par
Tor suits, piano, Brazilian parrot &c.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, l09 A. NJ, household fur
nitlTe, &c.
DAVENPORT & MORRIS, IL NJ. United states
marshals and receivers sile Of stock OF nne
I1usrs at No. 1I3 south Fourteenth street.
j.. THOMSON BROWN, 4:30 y. ~, trustees
sale OF framed house on the west hne OF First
street between IIill and C0ntts streets.
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WE ARE CLEANING HOUSE

WE ARE CLEANING HOUSE
THIS WEEK atlOl3 MAIN sTREEy. Come and zee
how we handle the broom for general cleanup
and sweep-out OF ODDS AND ENDS. Values not
considered in this saIe. Some OF tbe ODDS AND
ENDS are from this seasons stock, and some from
hast. We state this to save people the trouble Of
asking the question.
Our So odds-and.end PANrALOoNs now 50;
our $50 odds and ends OF SUITS now s15;
Our SO odds-and-ends PASTALooNs now "a;
Our sI5 odds-and ends SUITS now Sl1:
Our s5 odds-and-ends Boys SUITS now 20 at So !;
Our SO, 81, and ss odds and ends Of CHILDRES's
OvERcoATs now go at $3.50;
Our 50 Boys SUITS, not odds and ends, but spc-
cial lot Of regular stock-they are lots 2,056
and 2,c6O-good value at 90, now 20 at $3.50.
The above prices do not prevail In our regular
stock, but only on our odds and onds Of stock.
Our regular stock is now being offered at reduced
prices in all departments.
Goods at prices named in this ad'ertisomen NJ do
not walt long for purchasers, and as there viii be
no duplicates, we advise you 10 call early and get
the choice ef the feast Of bargains We have pre-
pared for you.
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COMMERCIAL CLUB COMMITTEEs.-Th fol-
lowing committees OF the Commercial
Club were appointed last night:
Finance: Charles II. Stokes, William
Mitchell, Henry Bodeker, A. Oppenheimer,
+. A. Catin.
Invitation and Reception: Colonel A.
=. Bennett, Wray Il. Knight, Major II. +.
Blankenship, j. =. Rogers, Judge w. W.
Crump.
Building and Furniture: Captain j. L.
Laughton, J. c. Cottrell, l. W. Walker, b.
NJ. Quarles, M. J. Dimmock.
Games +. III. Chalkley, George SchGn,
T. III. Wallace, j. j. Wright. ii. NJ. Moses.
Billiards: L. Z. Lyons, j. III. Knowles,
Jr., II. j. Myers, Charles X. Yancey, I. ii.
PoindeXter.
Executive Committee NJ. Claggett,
Colonel A. =. Bennett, John +. Regnault,
A. l.. Bargamin, II. l.. Christian.
Rules and Ordinance: Il. VI. Richeson,
Julien Binford, +. Leslie Spence, Captain
II. ID. Wade, G.. l.. Street.
Reading and Library: DIR. w. Leigh
Burton, ID. o. Tiffany, II. l.. Chandler,
G.. X. Macon, 5. ID. Crenshaw.
General Management: Montgomery
West, L. p. Lyons, DR.. A. Wendlinger
J. II. Chataigne, Charles G. Shafer.
Trade Committee: Major Clay Drewry,
Junius A. Morris. h. ID. Taylor.
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For House-F Furnishing Goods call at
STEvENsoN's, S07 Pace Block.
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FAILURE TO MAKE A REPORT

as required by law, which Is assigned a.
ground for removal of the old Board, has
never been insisted upon, and is merely
statistical requirement; that such reports
have not been made by the other private
literary institutions OF the State, and none
was never demanded until the year OF 1882,
when it was made; that the Legislature OF
the State, by regularly appropriating and
paying over TO the college the sum OF
81 800, has condoned such offence, il any
b.r
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For Marbleized Mantels call at STEVEN
sons, S07 Pace Block.
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For Phted-Ware call at STEvESsoN's,
S07 Pace Block.
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Tiuslcy's Canned Goods are the Best.
TInsley's early June peas, tomatoes, and
okra and tomatoes, can be bought OF
Joseph NJ. Blair, grocer, SoS Main street.
pace Block.)
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For Plated-Ware' call at sTRyENs0S's,
S07 Pace Block
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For Gas-Fixtures call at SrEvENsoN's,
S07 Pace Block.
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Don't DIE In the house. "Rough on Rats
CIears out rats mice, Gies reaches, bed-burs- l5c
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For House-Furnishing Goods call al
STEvENsON's, S07 Pace Block.
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For Gas-Fixtures call Mt SrEyENsoN's,
S07 Pace Block.
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A. SAKs & CO.,
STRICTsY OsE-PRICE CLoTHiERs,
1913 MAIN sEREET.


You CAN THROW a PAIR or CELLULoID EYE
GLASS FRAMES on the pavement without break
ing them. For sale by al leading jewellers and
onticilus
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REDUCED PRICES or FRAMES AND PICTURES
al l.. L.LEwIs's, 9l2 Main street
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cancles in their own body. Some OF the
FRIENDS OF THE COLLEGE


proposed to put this power In the hands OF
the Court OF Appeals OF the State, but it
was finally determined TO vest this power
TO I'LL vacancies In the Board OF Visitors In
the Governor Of the State, with direction
that they be chosen from the grand di,i-
sions Of the State. The Board selected by
the Legislature had been so chosen, and
had represented the several leading reli-
gious denominations and political parties,
and II was believed that the Governor OF
the State In filing vacancies. would be
guided by the same liberal and just spirit.
so that the college should be controlled by
men commanding the confidence Of all.
The respondents deny that II was intended
or that the words OF the charter expressly
or by implication vest in the Governor the
power to remove any member OF said
Board, and they insist that the Office OF
visitor Is
HELD FOR THE LIFE
OF the appointee and not during the plea
sure OF the Governor OF the State. The
first Board are named in the charter, and
OF these, two-to wit, George l.. NicOlson,
Of MiddleseX, and James Lyons, OF Rich.
mopd-were members OF the Board on the
I'D OF September, 1882, when the Cover
nor OF the State is said TO have removed the
entire Board.
They further contend that even had the
Governor the power TO remove VISITORS, as
claimed, he has not exercised this power In
any legal way, and that the respondents
have never been informed OF any attempt
to exercise such power. That during the
period OF twenty-nine wears, since theebar-
s,.t, ~ no ~
governors who have held Office has ever at
tempted TO exercise such
POWER OF REMOVAL.
"That in all the private incorporated edu-
cational institutions OF this State the ylsito-
rial Office is and has been Of llfe-tenure.
Such was true from time immemorial in
England by common law and custom; and
this common law and custom, brought to
this State by the settlers thereof, has con-
tinued to prevail until the present time.
unchanged and unaffected by either the
Constitution OF the State or any leglsla-
tlon."
That by section OF said charter it Is
provided that the faculty shall have "the
care, custody, and management OF the pro-
perty and affairs OF the college and infirm-
anu tntl iiAfN 'hNiNi'Nh pN>''
care, control, and management, and have
always held possession OF the
PROPERTY OF THE COLLEGE
as incident to such care, control, and man.
agement, and incIudcdtherein. That there
fore the respondents who are visitors OF
said college are not entitled TO and have
not the possession Of the buildings and
other property Of the college, and there
fore cannot deliver the same TO the petit
TONERS, as is demanded in their petition,
and the respondents, who are members OF
the faculty. say that for a like reason, as
they are,yested by section OF the charter
with the possession OF all the property OF
the college, both real and personal, even II
the petitioners are the lawful Board OF said
college, they are not entitled to the posses
sion OF said property or TO diyest the said
faculty OF the possession thereof.
That the
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aiGllmond Dispatth.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 2, 1883.

ss-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED ciRCu-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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"BCcHUPAIBA." Quick, complete cure all al
noylng kidney and Urinary Diseases. 81.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

ALor OF FINE EEGRAvISGs 20 be sold az 50,
clal prices az l.. LEwIs's, 9l2 Main street.
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BOOTS, SHOES. &c.


In ORDER TO GET THEG&l1
WHOLE LOT SOLD,
TIE NEWARK HANDMADE CATERS
advertised at "a will close out at $3.50.
A lot Of NAVY TIES and CONGRESS GAIT
FRS atsl.5O;
The balance Of the LADIES' ODDS AND ENDS
atsI;
And lot Of o., ss.bo, %, and $3.50 LADIES
SLIPPERS al 81:
The GREAT IN. ALLIGATOR SLIPPER at 81
Is a bargain. J. A. GRIGG, Face Block,
IA 2f corner Main and Elgbth streets.
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THE FINEST ASSORTMENT or VALENTINES,
and Il, 20 per cent reduction from regular prices
at l.. LEwIs's, 0I2 Main street.
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DEATH OF CAPTAIN ii. W. TYLER.-Cap-
tain Hiram w. Tyler, for over half CEN
tury well-known businessman and citi-
zen of Richmond, died yesterday at his
residence, in this city, at the age OF seven
ty-six years, after a briei illness. He fol-
lowed the sen in early life, and before re-
solving to make Richmond his future home
had made several voyages as the captain OF
vessel. Forty-odd years since he was
partner in the grocery business in this city
with eX-Recorder William TAYLOR, who
survives him as q citizen Of IIenrico. Cap
tain Tyler was also for long years in bust
ness by himself, and met with some degree of
success. Retiring from active business pur-
suits some quarter Of century ago he in-
vested his earnings in property in Rockets,
where he projected and carried out an eX-
tensive system Of house-building. He was
very large real-estate owner in that Sec
tion OF the city, and had great faith in It's
future. Scores OF his houses were burnt
first and last, and as he did not insure his
losses by this means were considerable.
Captain Tyler leaves widow and several
children. all OF whom are grown. lie was
kind, indulgent husband, and an alice
tionate father. lie was always willing to
help those in need, and many deed OF
charity unknown Of men save TO himself
stands 10 his credit in the heavenly re-
cords. His funeral will take place from
his late residence at 2:3O p. M. to-day.
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VALENTINES al 20 per cent. reduction at
L. LEWIS's. Ol2 Main street.
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A BsOLUTELY PURE.

MISHIT STORE.
THANKS ! THANkSt
WE ARE MORE THAN THASKFUs.
FOR THE a
PATRONAGE EXTENDED TO Us SIECk
OUR OPENING,
AND WE WILL TRY AND MERIT
CONTINUANCE OF THE sAMH
BY srILL ADBERING TO OUR Low PRICES
AND
OUR RULE OF RErUNDISG MONEY
TO ALL
DISSATISFIED BUYERS
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Entered az the Posi-oHice AZ Richmond Va' az
second-ciass matter.l
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s,,voxs LIVER REGULAroR.
.vuproNs or A DISEASED LIVER.

Rad Breath. Pain IN the side; sometimes me pam
u felt under the shou'd f-osauet I,oSxeis con.
n, @astlye soinetlmes alternating with lax, tne
bnad Is troubled with pain i dull and heSSy, Nun
considerable loss Of memory, aecohou ching
ssirh ought "a have been done; siight, dry eonen
md flushed face Is sometimes an atlendant, 9.,sn
mistaken for consumption. tne pa.", Siiy star
,ied. feet cold or burning, sometimes prichSS
Snsaton OF the sklu exists; spirits are i doM liz
,as,sondcnf and, although satisfied tnat eN1clse
sonld nc beneficial, yet one can hardly shlh'noh
@ sortjtudc 10 try ltin fact, dsrusis every te,o m
" W several OF the above symptoms ailenu VIZ
Wy. y h,, eases have occurred when but Jew OF
I'm exIsied, yet examination alter DEAN ms ms
sbowu the LIVER 20 have been exfnsNsE Ut
ranged.
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DISSATISFIED BUYERS.
OUR PRiCE-LlST:

cth
THANKS. SIS for IMPORTED TINsEra.
THANKS. - 50 worth NO
THANKS. $3.50 for NOBBY ULsTERETTk,
ThANhs sI5 for BLUE YACHT GLVTh
THANKS. SIG for NIGGER-hEAD OVER
THANKS. CONT. worurs5S'
TIANks. s10 for SPLENDID oyERCOAT,o
THsNRs. se for crINcHILLA oykRg3.A,dT:
THANSkks. THsNks: s2s for IMPORTED woRsfEp Sria s'O
THASks. THASkks. sl2 for IMro TED SilkvIoT sSS
iHANKs. - for FINE rANTAL00Ns.
THANRs. $3.50 for EXTRA GOOD PAETA.
THANKS. 80 for FINE DRESS fANTA-
THHAtSKs.. $3.50 for GOOD woRkING
THHNHs. TiAShs. sl2 for FINE pIASdSkT cosT
TANks II; EXTRA npa FINE SEsn Grsfa ssr sso
THANKS. PANTs, worth s1s;
THANKS. So for 6 GoOD oyERCOAT,
THHHSKs. % for cUsToM-MADE PANTS.
THAHSKs.. fiHSH. 81 for GENTEEL BUSINESS sEi!,
rffHiANks.. ffisSkk. sIs for sILK-LINED ovERcdsT.
TiiHNRs. ss2 2forsATIN-LINED ovERtSkT.
THANKS. worth $40,
TTiiANKs. $3.50 for PLAID-BLACK ULSTER
THANKS ETTE. worth So.
THANKS. SIG for ENGLISH wORsTEDsUiT.
THANKS worth S25;
THANKS. 81 for GOOD BOYS SUIT,
THANKS worth 40,
THANKS ! $3.50 for BOYS SUITS (sged q "a
THANKS III. worth SIS.
THANKS sIO for BOYS SUITS iaged 12 -
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-02

In answer to the petition OF John F.:
Lewis and ais, composing the Board OF
Visitors of the Medical College OF Virginia
under the appointment Of Governor Came
ron. for writ OF mdndainus against +. NJ.
Whittle and ais., composing the old Board,
and also against the faculty OF the college
as now constituted, to compel them to
transfer and deliver up to the petitioners
the possession OF the buildings, books, re-
cords. papers. and other property belong
ing TO the Medical College Of Virginia, the
faculty anda majority OF the old Board
have filed their answer in the Supreme
Court, In which they rely on the following