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u Llt NOi - he lOtlONiHrS 'd>fN
were disposed OF Yesterday:
Henderson Rose (colored), charged with
racing his horse on the street. Discharged.
John Marshall, charged with driving his
team on the street faster than is allowed by
ordinance. Fined s..
Edward Walter (colored), charged with
being drunk and disorderly on the street.
Fined 50.
Claiming Carter and s. BraXton Doth
colored), charged with being disorderly on
the street. Discharged.
Hattie Ward (colorcd) charged with
being disorderly. Fined g.
Austin Foster. drunk. Fined 81.
Joseph Heppard, charged with .obstruct-
ing the street. Discharges.
Robert Saunders (colored), charged with
assault and battery. Continued to Satllr-
day next.
Lucy Hill (colored), charged with assault
and battery. Attachment issued for the
accused.
Ellen Harper (colored), charged with ie-
loniously assaulting Samuel Thomas. Sent
on to the grand jury. Examination
waived.
Catherine Moore fcolcred), charged with
being disorderly. Fined $3.50.
Robert Lacy and Bertha BossieuX Doth
colored). charged with keeping disorder
ly house. Discharged.
Indiana Smith (colored), charged with
feloniOusly cutting James Saunders. Sent
on to the grand jury. Committed-no bail
allowed.
Mary Washington, Florence Davis, De-
liza Hill, Sallie Crenshaw, Sophia Brown,
Jane Bland, Bette Carter, Emma IaylOr,
and Annie Jones (all colored), jailed for
disorderly characters.
Bette James (colored), charged with
being a disordcrly character. Surety for
her good behavior required in the sum OF
800 for three months.
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STEAMSHIP ARRTED.-The new steam
ship Finance, Captain Carpenter, Of the
United States and Brazilian Line, arrived
at Newport News yesterday from New
York. This is the pioneer OF the fleet Of
steamships, now In course Of construction,
which are destined to ply between New
port News and Brazilian ports. The FL
nance will take cargo Of $4,000 barrels OF
-four and $500 kegs OF lard. The greater
portion OF this cargo Is sent 10 Newport
News from Baltimore for shipment.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT
or THE CITY GAs-WoRKs,
RICHMOND, VA, January &c, 1883.
NEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ RECEIVED AT THIS OFFICE UNTIL
FEBRUARY /, 1883,
at IL O'Clock NJ, for FIFTEEN HUNDRED
u,5e0) FEET OF SIX l6) INCH GAs-MAIN, in
lengths Of twelve 12 feet each, to be of The ussai
thickness and make.
The Committee on Light reserve the hight TO re-
ject any and all proposals.
JOHN II. KNOWLES,
ja27-5t superintendent.
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Martii-GraS.

The Richmond and Allegheny Railroad
Company have commenced the sale OF
round-trip tickets to the Mardi-GraS in
New Orleans. Tickets will be on sale un-
til February 4th, and good to return until
March 1st. Through sleeper FROM Lynch
burg to New Orleans without change.
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. &c.

+ ATE PUBLICATIONS. Proceedings
i I'm NemOriim OF Judge X. &. l.. MoBcure AMI
Judge Robert Ould. containing speeches Of Juige
Ou,d. Dr. II0ge, and oihers, 25 cents, Uncle Gale
Naturalization. Sorg, and Sentiment IN Quar-
tiers, by j. 4. Macon, illustrated, 81: tsc of TIE
Voice in Reading and speaking. BY Russell, .i.JO
Tie Jews OF BarnOw by karl Enil tfank0s. 81
IIomcspun stories, by \. X. Hope. illustrated, 81
A koyerenccd Idol, novel. 81 1: The Merchant
Prince, "A New York society novel. hy BislOp,
sl.6J fja2sI WEST, JOHNSTON 4 co.
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OF A DISEASED LIVER.

p.d Breath. Pain an the side some times INC pam m
. sci, nader the should r-blade, mistaken lor
.stivs sonctlfnc- alternating with lax; me
nn,d i troubled with pain. l. dull and heavy, Nun
conSderahle loss of memory, accompanied VIII N,
,oiofnl sensation Of leaving undone soncsnhg
a,tcb onght 10 have been done; slight, dry cough
and tnsied face is sometimes AN attendant, 2ItSn
,n,staken for consumption: the patient con,pis,ns
,led feet cold OF burning, sometimes pI.Chi3
@nSstion of the skiu exists spirits are Tow nin
SesDondent, and, although satisfied lha.
- Scrrltude 10 try t-n fact, dis.rds's eServ Ieih ~
cav. several OF The above SYMPTOMS ~, sa',u nw OF Of
disease. bat cases have oecu.fea W.T. Y,nr death has
sl,ot sho~u The LIVER 90 have been extensively ue-
ranged.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid.
die Atlantic States, fair weather, followed
by increasing cloudiness ana rain, south
erly yeerlng TO westerly winds, and STA
tionary or higher temperature, with lower
pressure.
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TIE MARDr GRAs.-Those Of our citizens
who wish to visit New Orleans during the
Mardi Gras are offered an opportunity to
do so over the Richmond and DanvIlle rail-
road. Round-trip tickets win only cost
s42.
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VELEGRAPH 1T TO YOUR FRIENDS
i that we have had more people In our store
since our opening than all The other clothing
stores combined. and fully one half Of them
BoNA-FIDE PIRuiIAsERS.
MIsFIT STORE,
9l2 Main strest-
OPEN EVENING TILL ; O'CLOCK. SArUR-
DAY TILL 10 O'CLOCK. ta 2S-3t
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The managers Of the charity ball. which
takes place at the Regimental Armory on
Thursday, February lst, desire us to state
that they have been applied to for informa-
ton upon several points, to which they
would like to reply in brief.
There are accommodations for spectators,
comfortable benches and chairs having
been provided, and the ladies hope they
will be filled. The ticket does include IN
excellent supper, gotten up by Pizzini.
The armory hall will be appropriately deco
rated, Il fine band OF music is engaged, and
everything done to make tins thoroughly
enjoyable occasion.
Let the young and old remember thai
this is not only for pleasure, but for . sweet
charity's sake" We would like to say to
the young ladies that they are not expected
to do their share yicariously, but TO pur-
chase their own tickets, leaving the escorts
free to "mention The subject" rain or
shine,
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QUESTIONS. BOTH ORAL AND WRITTEN. HAVE
YOU MAKE PROFIT ON YOUR GOODS, or HAVE
YOU BECOME PHILANTuRoPIsTsf ~ ANSWER
WE WOULD SAY THAT WHILE SPIRIT OF LIE
ERALITY AND GOODWILL HAS ALWAYS C1IARAC-
TERIZED OUR DEALINGS, YET OUR CORRESPOND
ENTs AND THE PUBLIC NEED NOT BE TOLD
THAT WE DO NOT ALLOW THIS. ONE OF THE
MAKING JUST LITTLE PROFIT.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 9 \. NJ, 30;
0 A. NJ. Sc; noon, So; 3 Z. NJ, 5G; q r..
NJ, 50; midnight, AZ.
Mean temperature, 46.
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STRICTLY ONE-PRICE
CLOTluERS AND IAILOhs,
1913 MAIN STREET.

LESS THAN CosT.-llandsome Fur-Lined Circu-
lars reduced from s75 10 $50, from $50 To f35,
from s35 10 s22, from $50 TO 500; and Ga
Flannel sultngs-allnew shadcs-rcducedfrom 75
to 60c., from II TO 75c, from sl.25 81.
THALBIMER BROTHERS.
sol Broad street.
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REGISTERED BONDs.--Yesterday the first
consol registered bonds were surrendered
to Second Auditor ii. II. Dyson for fund
inc. These are the first bonds that have
been brought forward for funding under
the Riddleberger bill passed by the last
Legislature on the 14th Of February, 1882.
Only a limited number were brought in,
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OFFICE oF THE SUPERINTENDENT or THEl
city GAS WORKS,
RICHMOND. VA January 20, 1883.

,CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
~ CEIVED AT THIS OFFICE UNTIL
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY L. 1883.
for the BEST GAs-COAL for the fiscal year end
ing February ], 1854. The quality, yield. aud IL
Eliminating powers to be established by practical
tests at these works, the minimum yield 10 Dc 400,
and the supply delivered at the lower works as the
necessity OF the superintendent may require.
Any delcit win he deducted monthly from the
price paid the contractor, who Will be required TO
give bond and security for a faithful compliance
Of The conts1cf. And II inferior coal be repest-
edly sent TO the works after due notice from the
Superintendent, Il shall be deemed sufficient cause
10 abrogate the contract.
The Committee on Light reserve the right 10 re-
>est any and all proposals.
JOHN II. KNOWLES,
ia 2l-fFc1 Superintendent.
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A cnvrRNoR,S TEsTlMONY.

,d has All the power and efficacy of Calomel or
ninine. without ANY Of the injurious amer eIec's
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VOL. LXIII.
Richmond 1ispatth.
WEDNESDAY,. i. JANUARY 81, 1883.

zs-THE CIRCULATION or THE DISPATCH
IS LARGER THAN TUE COMBINED ciRcu-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY SEWs-
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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~oxs .ayrR REGULATOR.
srNMoNsLlvER REGULATOR

,r,KpsrMMoSsLlvER REGULATOR
ron
DYSPEPSIA, cosTIvENEss'
SICK HEADACHE, CHRONIC piARRHHA'
,,,.xo,cr. IMpuRITy OF THE BLOOD,
FEVER AND AGuE, MALARIA
. 49,, n,sr,sEs CAUSED By DERANGE-
MIMI OF LIVER, BOWELS AND
kIDNElS.
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Tfnsley's Canned Goods are the Best.
Tinsley's early June peas, tomatoes, ana
okra and tomatoes, can be bought OF
Joseph NJ. Blair, grocer, SO3 Main street.
pace Bock.)
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For Gas-Fixtures call at STEyENsoN's
S07 Pace Block.
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For Marbleized Mantels call at STEVEN
soN's, 807 Pace Block.
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TT suoI-LD BE USED BY ALL PERSONS, OLD
AND YOUNG, WHENEVER ANY OF Iiih
aRovE SYMPTOMS APPEAR.

Persons travelling or living IN unhealthy l2ghnr ,nr
,,hv taking a dose occasionally 10 Keep the liver
w. ses,thv action will avoid all Malaria, BILIOUS ~
iacss Dizziness. Nausea Drowslne&sS, & P' nf
~ -, - a,-r IS No INTOXICATING BEVERAGE
m YOU have eaten anything hard OF dlgesu,oh," , "i
fei heavy after meals or sleepiess III hiRh'' ''Ao
dn.o md Non viii De relicVed.
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For Plated-Ware call at SrEvENsoN's
S07 Pace Block.
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FIRE LAST NIGHT.-Last night about
l0:30 o'clock an alarm OF fire was turned in
from No. , box, at First station. The 1lre
was found to be in the tobacco manuiac-
tory No. 1926, OF Messrs. Ellington *
Woodall, on Franklin street, near the sta
bles OF Mr.. John B. Davis. The fire bri-
gade turned out promptly, and succeeded
i'm controlling the fire and keeping it con-
fined to the building named. The inside
OF the house was burned badly, and the
contents, consisting of manufactured
stock, &c., were destroyed, but the en-
tire damage will not amount to a
great deal, being possibly under $4,000.
Whether this was covered by insurance or
not could not be ascertained last night.
The origin Of the fire is unknown, but 1t
is not thought to be an accident.
While this fire was in progress an alarm
turned in from Box 53, in Rockets, caused
a pait OF the brigade to 90 there, bui the
damage was trifling and the fire easily pun
out before the fire companies arrived.
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II is the surest and most permanent way OF
curing coughs and colds, which Lead "a pullnolaIi
diseases IL nourishes and builds up the wasted
and wcakenedsystem. ,,.
Price so cents per bottle. For sale by dr1gglsts'
PURCELL. LADD & Co,
Wholesale Druggists,
Richmond, Va.
r.1a M other as a substitUte "a g
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Judge Filley, OF Pittsfield, Mass. was
cured Of rheumatism by st. Jacobs Oil.
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MoRTUARY REPORT FOR THE WEEK END
ING JANUARY -, 1SS3.-CdHSeS Of Death:
Bright's disease, white; cancer, = color
ed; cerebro-spinal meningitis, white; (;
childbirth. 1 white; congestion OF lungs,
colored; consumption, white, 2 color
ed; commissions Gnfantie), colored;. de-
biIity, white; dysentery, white; fever
(typhoid). white; fever (typho-malariaD,
colored; Sastritis, | colored; heart
disease, white; imperfect development,
white; injantlc lockiaw, l colored; in
fammation Of bowels, | colored; maras-
mus, 1 white; old age, 2 white, l colored;
septicamia. colored tuberculosis, ]
colored; unknown, colored; other dis
eases, 1 white. Whole number OF deaths
in the city, exclusive OF still-births, 81
white, 1j colored, 10. Locality: Mar
shall Ward, /; jefferson Ward. 3; Madi-
son Ward. 1; Monroe Ward, 3; Clay
Ward. 5; Jackson Ward, 10; almshouse, 3.
Rate OF mortality Of whole population
was 1910 per 1000 per annum; rate OF
mortality OF white population was 1890
per 900 per annum; rate Of mortality OF
colored population was 81 per 1000 per
annum. j. G.. CABEI.L, NJ. d.,
President Board OF Health.
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For Plated-Ware call at sTEyENsoN's,
S07 Pace Block.
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pRCGs. MEDICINES. &c.

UOW TO MAKE HOUSE-PLANIS
III BLOOM: Use the AMMONlAIED FOOD
FOR FLOWERS. sold by l.. WAC NEh;
Druggist, corner Sixth and broad s'rec'S'
an
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WE ACKNOWLEDGE SELLING GOODS


AT VERY Low PRICES THROUGHOUT OUR ENTIRE
ESTABLISHMENT, AND WE INTEND TO CONTINUE.
For 4 CERTAINTY WE KNOW THAT THEY ARE
MUCH BELOW PRICES ASKED FOR BANKRUPT
AND OTHER STOCKS, EVEN THOUGH OFFERED At
soc. AND 60c. ON THE DOLLAR.
ALL OF OUR GOODS HAVE BEEN REDUCED TO
FIGURES THAT WE ARE SURE Will PROVE AT
TRACTIyE. n YOU ARE Up OUR WAY DROP ~
AND LOOK OVER THE LINE or FINE SUNS AND
OYERCOATS WE ARE OFFERING ST cost PRICES
A. SAKs & CO..
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

In accordance with the desire OF ne northern
publishers, and more especially in view Of the
wholesale price OF
SHEET MUSIC,
we are compelled TO restore, from February l.
1883, the former prices-yiL.:
FULL, or regular marked price, for COPYRIGHT
or" BOARD-0F-TRADE IMPLICATIONS
ONE HALF Of marked price for SPECIAL CATA-
LOGUE MUSIC;
REGULAR FivE-CENT MUSIC, as usual;
BOOKS at publishers rates.
RAMOS 4 MOSES.
C.F JOHNSTON,
BECKWiTH & PARHAM,
iy-2s-4t A. HARTuN6.
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Entered at the Post-ofiee at Richmond Va as
second-cIass matier.l
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Three reasons why the CELLULoID EYE
GLASSES are the best: First because they are the
HghteSt, second, because they are the hoRd-
soonest, and third. because they are tie strongest.
For sale by all leading jewellers aud opticians.
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For House-Furnishing Goods call at
STEyENsoN's, S07 Pace Block.
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DLAIWs CHLoRAL THYMOL PRO-

DLAIR'S CHLORAL THIMOL PRO-
PHYLACTIC AND DISISFECTANT has been
used In this city successfully 10 prevent the
spread Of dlphtheria and scarlci-feyer, ana also
TO mitigate the severity Of those diseases lis
mode Of use Is simple. and the oder agreeable
For sale by druggists. Price so cents bottle
Prepared only by J.BLAIR, Druggist,
dc 2S corner Broad and Ninih Streets
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"BUCnUPAIBA.1 Quick, complete cure, all an
noylng Kidney and Urinary Diseases. II.
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DON'T DIE IN the house. "ROugh on Rats. "
Clears out rats, mice, flies roache, bedrug,. l5c
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For Gas-Fixtures call at STEvENsoN's,
S07 Pace Block.
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DR. STEWARDS POSITIVE CURE
IL FOR ASTHMA for sale by ,.,, ,,,.
IA 3l-2tt l., A6NEh, DIusElt.
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BUSINEsS CHANCES.
TAILORs AND CLOTEIERs.

N "
EINE TAILORING IA
MODERATE PRICES.
JOHN LAToUCHE 4 son,
NO. 4 TENTH STREET.
FALL GOoDsi FALL GOODS
THE CHOICEST ASSORTMENT EVER SEEN
IN RICHMOND.
GIVE us A CALL. au 3O-eod
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For House-Furnishing Goods call
S07 Pace Block.
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TIME AND DOCTORSBILLs WILL bh y ' ~
BY ALWAYS KEEPING THE REOOhN-
TOR IN THE HOUSEl

For xhaieve, the ailment may be, thorsughiy
saf,, PURGATTvE, ALTERATIvE, AND IoNI| I 80 ~
never be out Of place. Ihe reneIn - s,l.pSs 0f,
III
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WE ASK THE ATTENTION OF ALL
w WHO ARE AFFECTED WITH Any
LUNG DISEASE. rs well as those who suiier from
coughs colds. and bronchial anections' 10 our
EMULSION OF Pure COD-LIyER OIL AND
UYPOPHsPHITEs OF LIME AND SODA.
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OLlNE-Nature's remedy for
DrSFASFD or DECAYING HAIR. The
natural Hair RestOrer. Sold by
A. SiotF l.. WAGNER, Druggist.
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SAVE MONEY by having v0nr printing done at
the DISPATCH PRINrING-lioUsE Good work
low prices and satisfaction guaranteed.
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
~ !gxEcuTED q the DISPATCH PRiHTINa-
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AUCTION SALES TH,s DAY.

RICHMOND BAZRAR, loA. d., horses, muI'
vehicles. Sc.
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FINE PHoT0GRAPHs can be taken at VI. d.
POwERs's ART STUDIO, ON Broad street between
Fifth and sixth streets. His prices VIII please the
most fdstidiOus.
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T'ELEGRAPH III TO YOUR FRIENDS
l. that you can buy NICE, skRyICEABLE
MISFIT STORE,
ta 2e-3t 9l2 Main street.
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TELEGRAPH 1T TO YOUR FRIENDS
i that we will checrfuuy refund money 10 all
dissatisfied purchasers. NlsflI STORE,
IN ES-3t 9l2 Main street.
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TELEGRAPII IT TO YOUR FRIENDS
l. that our DIAGONAL WoRsTED SUITS az
Al are worth S2S, MISfIT STORE,
4. oS-3t Jl2 Main street.
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TIE GoLp-MEpAL BOUQUET

IIIL GOLD-WEpAL BOtNIET
i the name given 10 that exquisite perfume of j
*. ATKISsoN's, which was awarded the first priz'
at the International Exhibition at Paris.
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TELEGRAPH 1T To YOUR FRIENDS
i that we viii sell you SPLENDID OVER
COAT for s12, worth $40. - .
MIsFIT STORE,
ia 2S-3t ql2 yliu street.
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PROFESSIONAl..

4 LBERT l.. WEST, ARCHITECT.
N No. sci MAIN STREET.
having Just completed the Pace block aud several
other buildings, Invites an interview with any per-
son contemplating building or other Improve
ments. ia 3l-W&ss2ts
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rTELEGRAPH 1T TO YOUR FRIENDS
/ ttat our sATIN-LINED OyERCOATe at
S22 are fully worth $40. MfsFIT STORE.
ia 2s-3t Ql2 Main street.
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MIsFIr STORE.

rVELEGRAPH 1T TO YOUR FRIENDS
J. that the Misffr STORE has come % stay
amongst you, and viii eudeavor by honest ircat-
ment to make personal friends Of ilelr csstomers.
MisFIT STORE,
ia2S-3t 9lZ Main strcet
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m is PURELY VEGETABLE'


PLEASURE.
III Is PURELY VEGETABLE
aud has all the power and efficacy of Calomel or
Ouinine, without any Of the injurious a''ei ee0's
A GOVERNORS TESTIMONY.
simmons Liver Regulator has been In use IN ny
family for some time, and am satshed IL J." WI
nsile addition 20 the medical science.
j. GILL SHOETER, Governor OF Alao'''"'
Hon. Alexander II. stevens, OF Georgia Says' y
Have derived some beneht from the Use "i sim @
mons Liver Regulators aud wish 10 gave IL - i"i-
fher trial.
aTuF ONLY THING THAT NENfE eI'S ~
RYfIFyE.~-I have used many remedles lo' ! D!s.
nensia Liver AfectiOn, ana DcbliitH' pul NV, ny,
have found ANYTHING 10 benefit me 10 tIle tA,s'
simmons Liver Regulator has. sent IRON ", " IL
,.so,a ~ Ieorgla for 10, and would SEND iufther
-, sncb a medicine, and would advise All VINO
arc Similarly affected 10 give Il itial As Il see
the oply thing that never fails To relieve; ,,,.
p. NJ. JANNEY, Minneapolis Mihh'
Dr T. w. Mason says: From actual experience
a., The nee Of simmons Liver Regulator IN my
practice have been and am satsheu W "Se "'"
,reccrlbe IL as purgaiiye medicine.
Ry- Take only the GENUINE, which always mas
on the wrapper the RED z TRADEMARK and SIC
SATCREoF De H. ZEiLiN we
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
20 0Q-W6Fly
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-20
Illinois.

Chicago Shepherds FOId-Terribie
 Suffering of the Little Inmates of Mrs.
 SchOck's Home.
 CHICAGO, Dec. 19.-Yesterday there WAS uneerthed near this city establishment which will vie with Dothebog's Hall and all the villainies of Wackford Squeers. Mrs. Anna Schock, woman about forty years old, has for some time past been connected with various homes for the shelter of women and the taking care of children whose moth CTS were unable to attend them. For some time past the Humane society has been in re- ceipt of complaints respecting the manage ment of her home, which she has widely ad- vertised in glowing terms. The officers of the society vainly attempted to get an en- trance into the house at Lagrange, but found 1t impossible. At last they employed fe- male detective and Mrs. Shock was yesterday arrested. The house is three story frame building with 8 basement. In the latter are two rooms, the front room being used as Q kitchen and ths other 8 nursery. Tho win dows of the latter are broken, and there was no lock to the door, the room was covered with snow, and in corner is pile of coal. The children were in the front room, and sharing that apartment with them was the solitary COW kept by Mrs. Schock. The floor was covered with manure. The diet given to the children was for breakfast mush without any milk, served out in limited quantities, and the sama bill of fare did for supper. For dinner there were occasionally potatoes, but generally 1t consisted Of baked GOTH meal without any salt. No meat or butter ever regaIed the palates of these unfortunate children. Ella Scott little eight year old girl, told pitiful story. She was suffering from sores which she had caught from one of the little boy inmates, and in addition sue was half starved, as she could not eat the mush The unfortunate children were brought to the city by the Humane society's officers and provided with comfortable quar-