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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-05

The CHARGE AGAINST POLICEMAN BAR
KER.--The Broad OF Police Commissioners,
after a full investigation Of the charge
against Policeman Barker, adopted reso-
luton "that the past record OF Policeman
Barker rs an efficient and discreet officer
convinces the Board that he thought he
was justified In his action. but the evil
dence indicates that he unintentionally did
Injustice IN arresting Mr.. B. w. Barksdale
inside OF the Theatre"
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PERFECT BUcKwHEAT CAKES I'm three minutes
can be made 10y using HEcKER'S SELF-RAIsING
BUCKwHEAT.
H2CKER's SELF-RsIsING FLOUR makes bis-
cults and cakes Ia ten minutes without yeast or
bakIng-powder, and without setting to risc.
For sale by all grocers.
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Parties desiring to subscribe to the
capital stock Of the Virginia and North
Carolina Stone and Marble Company can
do SO by applying at the Office Of Messrs.
Sutton, Stern & Co., No. Ills Main street,
where books for that purpose have been
Quenpt
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sident. II IA now In possession Of very
handsome and complete set Of apparatus
for physical exercise, and is In sound
financial condition. The present manage
ment Is as follows: President, j. Aston
CabelI; yice-President, Manly b. Curry;
Treasurer, Frank n. Williams: Secretary.
Charles w. VIM; Superintendent OF Ap-
paratus, George G.. Lafferty, and Executive
Committee: Louis Rawlings, chairman;
Odin g. Clay, Jr., Barton II. Grundy, DIR.
jacob Michaux. TracY II. Wyles.
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s,rroNs LIVER REGuLArOR.
syNpToMs OF A DISEASED LIVER.

Rad Breath, Pain m the side. sometimes the pam rn
T. felt under the Should f-blade- mistaken ior
pbrmatlsn; general loss Of appetite. Bowels Esn-
LII. rostiye sometimes alternating with la<, tne
head l. troubled with pain l. duh aud heavy, wl'n
Sonslderahie loss OF laenory, accompanied WIZ WIZ,
nainful sensation Of leaving undohe sontlhnk
si,irh ought 10 have been done; slight. dry cough
and al,shed face Is sometimes an attendant oltch
M stslon for consumption: the patient compis,ins ,a
~ ,yoar,uess and debility: nervous, easily star
~. IA. sesi cnld or burning, sometimes a PTckly
.ens,tion of the skin exists; spirits are low ana
despondent, and although satisfied that exere,se
SsonId he bencdciAl vet ono can hardly summon
. Sr,itrde 10 try it-in fact, ds.rgists every rem
e.iy. several OF the above symptoms alicnu sne 8
m s.ase, bui eases have occurred when Dnl it" " W
shown the LIVER TO have been extensively de-
ranged.
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THE MOZART LAST NIGHT.-Notbing can
better illustrate the real interest felt in the
Mozart Association by its members than
fhe regularity with which they always at
tend the weekly musicdles. Nothing seems
to deter them-neithellwind nor weather
Last evening was a case In point. The
night wretched both over head and under
foot, while the atmosphere was chill and
penetrating; yet Mozart Halt was COM
iortably filed, and very pleasant pro-
gramme presented.
The singing by the male quartette-
Messrs. Hoif, Watkins, Chaplin, and Grant
was probably the feature ofthe evening, and
they were the recipients Of hearty encoreS,
both for their spirited rendition OF Moon
Light on the Lake" and their sweet and
harmonious tones as given forth in the song
g Forest Fair"
Mr. Henry +. Laube's violin solo,
"Cavatina,' by Raft, was a finished and
expressive performance, while Grandi' :
.sFan,asia" received a beautiful render
ing from Mr.. a. Equi's sweet trombone.
"Sounds from Home,' by the string SEX
tette, was a pleasing number OF the pro.
oramme, and the orchestra did fairly well
IN their three selections.
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1T SHOULD DE UsEDBY ALL PERSONS OLD
AND YOUNG, WHENEVER ANY OF THE
ApoyF SYMPTOMS APPEAR.

Pcrsons travelling or living In unhealthy locsll-
ties by taking dose occasionally TO Keep ,ns Li'.r
An healthy action will avoid all MaiariN, nllous .
,acks. Dizziness. Nausea. Drowsiness, Deprefslon
~ Snirits. &c. II viii inyigorste like glass oil
wine, BUT IS no INTOXICATING BfyEnAGh,. fyEiAi,. or
If YOU have eaten anything hard oi diges'iMon, M or
feel heavy after meals. or seelleSs NJ hik', 'he
dose and you Will bc reviewed.
TINE AND DOCTORS BILLS WILL RE SAVED
BY ALWAYS KEusING TUE REGuLA-
TOR IN THE HOUSE!
Tor. whatever the ailmcnt may be. thoroughly
Ssfe rVRGArIvE, Alternative, AND Toni cSh
never he out of place. The remedy Is HAlsMLEss,
1Sp DOES NOT ISTERFKnE WITH BUSINESS OK
PIEASURE.
III Is PURELY VEGETABLE,
and has all the power and efficacy OF Caiomel or
Onnne, without any OF the Injurious after e1ec's'
A GovERNoRS TESTIMONY.
Ssm,Dops Liver Regulator has been in use In my
family for some time and nm satisfied IL Is val
liable addition 20 the medical science:
j. GILL SHORT Err, Governor OF Alabama
Hon. Alexander II. Stevens, OF Georgia. says
Have derived some benefit from the use OF SIM
mons Liver Regulator, and wish 10 give II iur-
ther trial.
"TIr ONLY THING THAT NEVER FAILS 20
RELIEyE.~-I have used many remedies Tor Dys-
pcpsia, Liver Affection, and Debility, hut never
have found anything 10 benefit me TO the extent
simmons Liver Regulator has. sent from Min
neso,a TO Georgia for II, and would send i,r,hsr %
for alck a medicine. and would advise all who
are similarly affected 10 give IL frial, as II seems
the only thing that never fails TO relieve:
Pm JASNEY, Minneapolis, Minn.
DR.. T. W. Mason says: From actual experience
I'm the use of simmons Liver Regulator in my
Iractice | have been and am satisfied TO use ana
prescribe il as purgative medicine.
ps- Take only the GENUINE, which always has
On the wrapper the nED z TRADE-MARK and SIC
NArrREor j. IL. ZEILIN & co.
FOR SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS.
10 aOa-W(Fly
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DON'T BUY ELSEWHERE until you have exam
ned the fine assortment of WEDDING. BRIDAL.
and HOLIDAY GOODS at OWENS & MINORS, op
pOsite post-Onice.
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The Annual Ncw-Year's Daily Dis
patch, put up for mailing. may be
bought at our counter at three cents
pcr copy.
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CELLULoID EYEGLASSES are not affected by
atmospheric changes. They arc equally adapted
to warm and cold climates. For sale by all lead
ing Jewellers and opticians.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Il. Is. COOK, 10 o'clock, excellent household fur
niture. &c.
OUkRLEs & McCURDY. =. NJ, trustees sale OF
large thrce-story brick store and dwelling No.
14lA Franklin street.
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TIE RICHMOND ATHLETIC CLuD. This
Club was organized October n. 1878,
with Hon. j. Hampden Chamberlayne,
the late editor Of the State, ~ IL frst pre-
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The wEATAER YESTERDAY was threaten
ing and generally disagreeable, with a
slight fall OF snow in the afternoon and
light rain at night.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. M.,
"a: o A. NJ, 81; noon, 3S; =. NJ. 81 !;
GP. NJ, 81; midnight, 20.
Mean temperature, 33s.
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RICHMOND. VA. January I, 1883.
fR, WILLIAM MITCHELL HAVING;

~ purchased an equal Interest in my busiucss,
Y. siyle of the firm hereafter Will be III. r..
lLLfR 4 GO.
4 We take this opportunity OF informing our
yf1ends and .hc public generally thai Ne begin the
<,ew year WITH ample capital for conducting u
'El<kRAL GESTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
kkxiNIss, and our faciiitic. for MANUFAC-
NNING THE CELEBRATED ACNE SHIRTS.
PRAWERs, and UNDERWEAR generally has
pten largely increased, and we Will be able 10 sug-
Ply any demand At very short notice, and hope by
tfomp' attention and faithful execution OF all or
aers iPirusted 10 u 10 receive q liberal share Of
ine patronage Of our friends aud the public.
II. MILLER & CO.,
42-4t corner Ninth and Main stress.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAy.--For the Mid
die Atlantic States, cloudy weather Win
rain or snow, northerly varying TO south
east winds, stationary or higher tempera-
ture. and lower pressure.
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HORSES. MULES. cows, DC.
MULES AND HORSES. ~

MULES AND HORSES. -
aay ,e... X-1N
~ II, .,.s .; ~ kIehm0nd, egn write me. care 2S
a,9ey4t,.ll "a "a IN STREET. CINCINNATI. o., and
lng a. ~ near as posi- ole what they want stat
ana 80, 1isi prose they w.xh 20 use the animal
v,,,, ~ ~ iise bill satisfactorily or no safe.
tlsfy. ''' i'sm wholesale customers q sIes
r,s5 e,a, nan, hE. JOHN N. PACE, keeps psalvays
HORsg. RpiI Ga hand Of both MULES AND
s,ss',' I..' 'of be Wholesale sad rttail trade.
@i.sa 'ss:s StSEkSSTir & Siry q. EESSE4r. fsssSsss4
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CPECTAL INDUCEMENTS

fhL
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
sx1O FRAMES, with Cord, Mat, aud Mails, At
rs, SO, Toe, and 81;
24x30 FRAMED CHTsUMOs, with Cod and
Nails, at 90c.;
Over 100 styles CABINET FRAMES from ije-
upward-prices lower tnsn ever;
Fine assortment Of COPIES Oh. STEEL EnGRA-
WINGS tFRAMED,, at $3.50 each. WITH 0ort
and Nails;
fine lot of STEEL ENGRAyINGs 10 b. so'i
very low, suitable for holiday presents
CORD and NAILS GIVEN AWAY wia, all
frames:
81 WORTH OF CHRISTMAS CARDS for GOc.;
CORNICEs in every style. at lew figures;
oIL-PAINTINGs. ENGRAyIN S, HAND
PAINTED PLAQUES, ALBUMS, EASEL-.
large and small, at
del2 l.. LEwIs's, 9l2 Main street.
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JE FIRM OF THOMAS III. GUM
} co. IL DISSOLVED. THOMAS II. GUM
Il. GUM will continue the TOBACCO
BUSINESS under the frm-name OF
THOMAS III. K \. II. GUM.
<BiNOND, VA, January l. 1883. in 3-3i
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IRON. STEEL. &c
METALS, GRINDsT0NEs, &c.


METALS, GRINDsT0NEs, &c.
REST REFINED BAR fRON-assorte,l sizes;
HORSESHOE, HOOP, BAND, and 0yALs,
swEDE IRON .and NORWAY lsIiAfEs-as-
sorted sizes;
RUSSIA, GALvANIzED, and AMERICAN
sIiEET-IR0N;
yAYLOR's CAST, ,sPRIE g., and ndTiRE-sTEEL;
sPELTER, SHEET ZINC, SOLDER, AxLEs,
NOVA SCOTIA and OHIO 0Rn1DBTcNEs--
full supply.
For sale BY HENRY T.. SoRIlfAsl,
del0-Sm corner Rifscsnlh Ana Vasy stnstA
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NIGHTS OF PYTHLAS.-- A
IA The members Of HINES LODGE, @1sA
No. IA, X. OF r., will attend a statti Esi 4~ III
meeting at Schiller Hall, 500 east Hfoad C5{{1SJ
street. on THIS friday EVENING, NV
January B, S63, at IN o'clock. InstklIa- -
ton Of officers. Members of sister lodges invitet
TO be present. by order Of the &C.
II. y DENNY,
In 5-lt Keeper Of Records aud Seal.
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aithmond Dispatth,
rRmAY........JANuARf o. 1883

ss-THE CANCELLATION or THE DISPATCH
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED ciRCu'
LATioN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
Entered at the Posi-ofhcc at Richmond. Va, a.
second-class maiter.l
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The Removal of the City Sch DOL Board
Threatened.

Board was held yesterday evening at the
Uigh-School building. Present: President
w. G. Darlington, .Messrs. II. w. Powers,
G.. p. Rady. A. x. Courtney, William III.
Williams. w. X. Bowie, $. p. Moore, SUI
perintendent Il. NJ. Garnett, Secretary j.
II. Peay. Jr., and Assistant Secretary j. A..
Mc(;ilyray. Absent: Messrs. Nj. i. Straus,
II. G.. Cabcll, and a. w. Weddell.
Superintendent Garhett read the follow
ing paper:
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA, }
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
RICHMOND, January 3, 1888.
Charles p. Rody, William II. Williams,
A. W. WeddeH, A. X. Courtney. Dr. IL.
q. CaJeH, R. ". Po,cers, w. II. Bo,eie.
MI. Straus, and Dr. $. Il. Moore, Act
inn Trustees of the School Board OF the
Ctyof Richmond:
This Board beng put in possession OF
the fact that by failure TO qualify within
tbe time prescribed by law, and by failure
oi the City Council OF Richmond to fill
vacancies within the time allowed to them
by law. your places doubtless are vacant.
You are hereby directed to take no further
stems affecting the school system OF this city
mill the State Board OF Education shall
have decided the question.
The Secretary is instructed to furnish a
copy Of this order to the superintendent
of Schools Of the city OF Richmond.
By order OF the Board of Education.
z. c.. GRIGsBY, Acting Secretary.
After discussion, the Board unanimous
ly adopted the following:
Resoiued, That the president OF this
Board be, and is hereby, instructed to re-
spectfuliy answer the communication, Just
read through Superintendent Garnett,
from the State Board OF Education, and
say that this Board does not recognize the
uower OF the State Board OF Education TO
pass upon the tenure Of office OF the men,
bers of this Board. Whether themembers
named in this communication were legally
appointed by the City Council Is a ques-
ton of law TO be decided by the courts
when properly brought up, and we shall
continue TO discharge the duties imposed
uDen us by our appointment by the Coun-
eli OF the city OF Richmond, which we
deem in all respects legal, and in obedience
to the obligations we have assumed.
In addition to our legal rights and obli-
cations. there Is duty resting upon us to
the people OF this city which Is paramount
10 any allegiance we owe to the State Board
of Education, for to obey the directions OF
this edict would at once close up the
schools abruptly, break up the school.sys-
tenn of Richmond, and turn out OF school
1000 children now in attendance thereon.
This Board is the more surprised at the
position taken by this communication in
view OF the fact that the legality OF the ap-
pointments therein questioned has been
recognized by the State Board for several
months in various forms, prominently
among which is the payment to us during
the month OF November last OF our por-
ton Of the State school fund, amounting to
S22, ,S2G.92.
After the transaction Of some routine
business the Board adjourned.
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RICHMOND, Va, January 1. 1883.
liE FIRM OF sTORRS 4 CO., COM
~ posed OF CERVAs sTORRS and ROBERT
". eIORRS, doing business ns TFANSTFRs A,
ne ei,t OF kschmond IS this day dissolved by mu-
@ iSs w,SSrsS, 1sn,, he % sa'd RoBERi W; sroRRs imv-
ts lac "a r,,,s ',on % saad partnership. Either of
men,; StRVAs sTORRs assumes ali lie lisbilj-
les OF tbe concern, and win eontinne The bnsiness
uhder lhc same style Of sT0RRs & 90
tsERNAs sTORRS.
ROBERT W. sTORRe.
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Referring to the above, the uadersigHcd would
respectfully inform bis friends and the public gen.
crslly Of his continuing the SALOON aud RES
TAURANI BUSINESS In the usual style, ana So
cits conf nusnce Of the patronage of his friends
and thc pnbIc HENRY HEUSER,
IA 4.2ts 1908 Main street.
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rIEL FOR CHRISTMAS FIRES.

ANTHRACITE at $3.50 and 1915 per b,n !;
EAST-BANk COALBURC sILiST. $500 an1
S5.75; PINE WOOD from - per ha.t-cOsi
10 sl.25 and s2.75; OAK WOOD. $40 70 s.,
SAWED AND SPLIT from % 90 $3.50 per bait
cord: ENGINE and ANTHRACITE fof FOuS-
DRIES at low prices and fuil stool. of all Aihb'
Of fuel. Broad street, 70S oppost. Theatre, %
1905 Gary street. or Telephone 10. 50.
de I 7-d6fXte,Dd3t 4 H. FACE
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REMOVAL.

GRAND LODGE or vIRGlNIA,}
GRAND sEcRErAny's OFFICE, Z
RICHMOND, VA, January 4, 1888.
FT,UIS OFFICE Is REMOVED a
i aOTHE SECOND FLOUR OF THE ~
NFW Bt1ll, DING ON the corner or Main AA
and Ninth streets. Entrance on Ninth ~ \
street WILLIAM II. ISAACs,
ia 6-Iw Grand Secretary.
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RICHMOND, January 5, 1858.
NTOTICE.-Thc BOOKS OF SUB
IN sCRIPTION 10 the capital stock Of the vIR-
GINA AND NORTH CAROLINA STONE AND
MARBLE COMPANY are now open at the ouiee
OF sutton, Stern g o., No. illo Main street.
N.V.RANDOLPH, President;
p DORSEY SUTTON, General MaLager.
W r. RORIyg. Spcrctlry. ~ O-1t
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PERSONAL.

DROFOUNDLY GRATEFUL FOR
l. PAST FAV0RS, with renewed assurances OF
devotion u the interests coniied 10 In the fu-
ture. we close the old and welcome the new ycai
with largely Increased confidence IN the growth
and prosperity OF our city and State. Tho EXTRA
ordinarily large aggregate transactions IN realty
during the year 1892; the prices obtained IN The
advance in rents and continued demand for more
houses especially of medium and small dwellings-
indicating Improved condition rs well 3s increase
of population, show remarkably irn and relia-
bic market, and give unmis stakable evidences oi
enhancement of values, and hat now ~ the time %
Invest.
Wishing everybody, both friends aDd foes, II amy
Of the latter We have, al the good they desire ioi
themselves, and soliciting 4 fair share of patron
age in our line, We r.lnain yonr obedient sea-
wants, APPERStiN & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
de 3l-eod6t No. g Eorth Eleventh street.
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SETTINGS. a

A STATED COMMUNICATION a
"A OF TEMPLE LODGE, No. D, A:r.NN0
corner Main and Third str~cts, THIS tFri-.V
dSyb EVENING at 2 o'clock. AL Master Masons
In good standing are frsternally invited to attend
;a5.fis i' y '"e " s. 'sict, FISHER. secretary.
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RICHMOND VA, December 80. 1892.
DYRD WARWICK AND OTWAY
ID WARWICK having purchased the interest
Of :. G. shield An the firm OF SHIELD 4 WAR
WICK BROTHERS, the firm Is this day dissolved
by mutual consent, :. 4. SHIELD.
BYRD WARWICK.
OTWAl WARWICK.
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NOTICE.-Thc firm OF HEUSER BRO
~ THEIRS was this day dissolved 10y mutual
consent LENRY llEUSER,
CHARLES IEIsER.
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. NJ. CARDWELL

HAS AN INTEREST IN TIE
fkLINERy BRANCH OF OUR BUSINESS
<tbis date. {. W. THORN 6 co.
kyAEY l,lss3. "a 3-4tk
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pLAIWs CIILoRAL THYMoL PRO-

D
PHYLACTIC AND DIsINrECTAN'r has been
used in this city successfully TO prevent the
spread of diphtheria and scarIet-fcycr, and also
TO mitigate the severity CT those diseases. lts
mode Of use Is simple. and the odor agreeable
For sale by druggists. Price, 90 ccn,s bottle.
Prepared cnlyby J.BLAIf, Druggist,
dc 2e corner Broad and Siath streets.
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The business will be continued under the style
Of WARWICK BROTHERS. Thanking our
ffseDd for past fayors, aud so!icitinga continua-
ton OF the same,
Yours very truly.
n s-3t WARWICK BROTHERS.
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MYRTLE LODGE, No. %, X. @
INl OF P.-Atfcnd n stated meeting ofkts=A
your lodge THIS friday EVENING atiS E III
~ O'Clock at yonr castle lC0neortla) )EElrh&d
hall. Election Of trustees and installation NV
of officers win take place. Those who W.
failed TO pay their quartciiy dues at the last mecs
Ing must do so at this meeting or become nom
beneficial. This being the first meeting In the year,
let there he q full attendance.
After the closing Of the lodge refreshments win
be furnished IN The ante-room. Members In good
standing Of sister lodges fraternaly invited TO
attend. BY order OF the G.. q.
in 5-lt JOHN W. GLENN, X. OF r.. and Z
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SEINE THREAD.

GENE THREAD Wee SoMso,
~ would call the attention OF all JSN.>S>~~
hl need OF Seine Thread 20 the superior quality o.
our goods of this seasons importation. Tit, salt-
ply has received the personal attcntion of our We
nlor In the manufacture Of them during his feren,
visit tO the factories In Europe. and we eau sielJ
warrant our Threads 10 give entire sssi.iaetiosi.
Also, Il complete stock Of Seine rwines, Lines,
Yawking, Corks. and Cork-Wood. Lowest prices
guaranteed. GIL Netting aud Haul-scine Netting
In stock and made To order.
T.. LiCiiTENsrEi< & SONS.
corner Scyentceutb and Frsnkiin strSrts.
Sole importers Of The celebrated Ion brand Seine
Thread. and importers OF other brands. DC "a
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-, viii be In tbs employ OF sTORRs A co. from
WIS Dale, and ask con inuance OF custom FOR ne
nc" concern ROBERT ". sTORRs.
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ses 70 return my sincere thanks for the patrons
ano sa h9pe by careful attention 10 business 10
..t ior The firm Of sTOkRs < co. the Continued
NSnhasnce Of ny friends and the public.
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EOR SALE, JIGSAW.

II
win sell ios ONE SECONDHAND jIG-sAW'
ApnIy 10 GEORGE 4. .AINsLIE & SONS,
Ff' Carriage Factory,
A, a-ao5qt Tenth street.
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DrssoLUTIONs q PARTNERSHIPS.

Mr.. ISAAC DAVENPORT HAS AN
NI INTEREST IN OUR BUSINESS from Let
January, 1883. .,....,.
"a 4-3t DAVENPORT MORRls.
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+ OCAL BRANCH, No. 80, o. OF I. H.
/ BRANCH. No. 33, ORDER OF THE IRON
HALL. viii please attend meeting OF their
Branch at Powhatan Hall on THIS lFriday)
tion Of officers and other important business re-
quires your attendance. BY order of the Branch.
IN silt hlYER ANGLE, Accountant.
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1--WE FNtM OF THOMAS q. WIL

NNn VF IHONAS Z. WII-
NJ iLiAels Co, Manufacturers of Tobacco ana
Va 10 .Leai Iobaecoa Al RI .hmond and Dan,lIlc
ne ae,,. as'osed ~ on The 9Th October, 1889, by
s.SnsS 'lh,s s has been carried on by The nndcr-
hea 10 tnder The same STYLE
BosJtiff, .1s day admitted Mr.. ROHFRT =.
siiii..ei. 70 an interest In the business, which
"e continued sndcr tlse same name.
Rrc,u.o, THOMAS G. WILIIAAIS
.--,.thHOND, VA, January /. 1883. IA 1-Iw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-05
V,UE ANNIVERSARY MEETING

THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING OF
l. THE YOUNG LADIES' SEWING SOCIETY
of the Leigh Street Baptist church will occur TO.
NIGHT at O'Clock In Tia main alsdIence-r0om OF
the church. Rev. w. w. LANDRUM, pastor of the
Second Baptist church, viii address the Society,
and attractive music, both vocal aDd instrumental,
may be expected.
All persons cordially invited 10 attend. No coli
lncfnn Ia n-ltk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-05
DRUGS, MEDICINES. &c.

NAPO-CRES0LINE VAPORIZER
Y with vAPO-CRESOLINE, the specific for
whooping dlphtheria, catarrh, crpup, asth-
ma, and other zymoise diseases. IL Is endorsed by
the medical profession. For sale By
IA 5-2ts l.. WAGNER, Druggist.
ERESH AND RELIABLE VACCINE
II vIRUS-QuIiis and Points.
L. WAGNER, Druggist.
"A 5-2t* SIKH and Broad streets.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IL JENGLIsH CARBOLlC A CID, ,sJAkBoLATE
CHL0RALUM, CARBoLlC SOAR, GIROsDIN
DISINFECTANT, &C., for sale by.
l.. WAGNER, Druggist.
Ja 5-2tk sixth and Broad streets.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-12-29
The INOle LefX.

at is said that the .balk of the
Northern Belle stock is owned by
persons in New Bedford, Mass. 1t
would require yearly eight dollars
per share to pay up the Judgment
of the Holmes CO. but these guile
less Yankees, having drawn big
dividends since 1875, believe the
possibilities of the Northern Belle
are about ended, and the first as
sessmeat-a feeler of fifty cents
share-has not been responded to.
The stock holders seem to be content
with the kernel aad to let the
Holmes Co. console itself With the
big hoe. Wise in their generation
are these descendants of the Puritan
Fathers.