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A-e Satisfied.

Among other spee!ali;es. Bailey k Eakin are making . feature of Frank Sid dan's soap. They have already a large oi'y and state trade n ;ha, article. and are HOW receiving orders from all pars of ,ae yves, and south. Las, week they hlle9 orders from New Mexico and Colo raco. They hardly expected their trade would extend 50 far. bai they are now sAilsned that the custom of the whole country Is within the reach If merchants who advertise in IRE AREAN>Aw TKAv- BIER.
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A NAlEahle Book.

We have Fece..ei from the auth IT. <" David's Rapi5 Conp1ung System. a work of practical valae to accountants in every line of business. II embraces simple and ingenious methods of calcu- la,lon which. wi,h practice, may be mas tered by any one who is familiar with the old rules. and once learned will certainly be adopted. Prof. N. K. Dav.d. the au- thor. was in the ciiy during las, week. ID the interest of his book. and while here gave several exhibitions of his wonderful mathematical skill
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By s iskt eNe-.en wn.Sh need -oi IT. .erie.e W3.b sHy oi iaeG da;es. pesimas- ,ers md olhess may earn for tae.nse..es handsome sa:n n commissions by re- eivins suoscr,pucns 10 THE .AKKANsAly TRAvELEK. The paper has orly 10 be seen ,o oe appreciated. and with no journal n the south can subscription agents Go 90 well as wl:h ;a.s paper Write ,o IS for terms. specimen copies for distribution. e.c.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-05-05
THE ARKANSAW TRAVELLER.
eRAD % BENyAA. PR0PRLETOxs
soLD BY ALL NEwsDEALERs.

THE ARxANsAw TRAvELER has larger actual circulation than any daily or weekly paper in the state.
 inc present advertising rates iE this paper are as follows
 Single co.omn-sI.so an inch first insertion sr.oo an inch each subsequent insertion Double column. twice above amounts. No Special positions gwen.
 Cuts on wood not taken.
 Advertisements less than one inch, 70 cents a line each insertion.
 Reading matter notices among pure reaoing matter 2s cents line each insertion. No discounts given on long contracts. Circulation IS increasing very rapidly and while xe bind ourselves to carry out contracts al prices for which they are signed, rates are likely 10 be increased al any time.
 One weeks notice IS required for ehange or disooniinuance Of advertisements. New ad- .ertss.ments must reach ,hss office one week n advance of the date Of paper in winch iaey are ceslred 10 appear.
 Advertisements payable quarterly or month ly strictly in advance.
 Address READ X BENHAM.
 Little Rock. A-k.
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The Original Ssory.

In No. ]. Vol. of this paper the story of :. The Aikansaw Traveller as told by Col. Sandy Faulkner. was republished. Copies of thar issue will be mailed 10 any address on receipt of five cents in postage stamps, coin, currency or United States bonds.
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p. I. BRIEN.

Merohan, :aiior. i:o Yves; Markham street, has .eoe.ved large stock of the iaIes; styles of piece goods consisting oi cloths. ooesklas, oass.meres. English and French su,,lngs and wors,eGs.
 Spring stock has us; arr.ved. Gall t7G examine.
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THE ARKANsAw TRAVELLER

Is sold by ,he following nessaeaiefs n Little Rock:
 Mo>rs WaRN>ER. Capital Hotel. Co IRAN x BiLi, Cafi;a. Hotel. A. WARD. Adams House. (. InEiAE. Cason Depot. Nii>5> , NEIs. 2Io Man >i.. SM:HH * Co. 9o+ Man >i., A. beEs. IT. Man >'.. A. pAttfs X = N>. .l- Ma#a >t. !. 4 MAIN '. -g. Nam -t.. NJ. II NIT. Gar. -.a S; aa. .sei5f Asr.9 DENlss. aaSsE NEU, >zs&a.
 = AksENEA H. GAaYX se.. ai tae sss:a.tt-.
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Hans Wager on Re-marrying and Mo.
 monism.
EKensncky State Journal.


 IKentncky State Journal. :. see old Lovemore is married az an. = said Herr Hans Yagers good neigh bor 10 him as he was going in his front gate las, evening.
 How long his wife vas gone died = asked Herr Hans
 Not over six mouths, think He was in a gwick hurry. Wonder vat der mAdder vas by him. dinks he mus, want 10 haf some more schtep-ladder schilerns. Dot wife vat vas gone died der last time vas schsep-ladder muder he vas his d~o-dimes wife yit.-
 ,~Yes. believe he has seven children by his frs, wife, all of whom are. ot course. ssep-children."
 -Ouf he got anoder wife, schpec dem schilems vas sch,ep-fadder schilerns dwo dimes, haintit"
 -lt looks that way, indeed
 -Ouf dot wife ion mein vas gone died you bet your schweet lite don d got ofer Katrina und facoob no schtep-ladder muder. Dem kind ion muders don'd vas
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]. \. lungkind, -Il Main St. keeps full line of drugs. fancy toile, articles. GIG. Peruvian Bark Batsers and the AKgANsaw TRavElER. the grea, an,i-binous rsne- dies, aye sold there.
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Stamps

If larger denonlira,ion ;hau :aree cents w.il no, De renewed a, this office II pay ment for subscriptions or on any other account. Newsdealcrs. pos:nas.ers and others who make renlt;an ces to as w;ii please remember ,hls
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-05-05

Bailey < Eakin can i'll orders for any quantity of any grade of cigars. and A, prices asscnishingly low. Their reiai. trade in cigars is immense, showing ,he appreciation of smokers for ,helI goods.
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Taxes and Texas.

Ase te:h 'arcc .i.s se1I. hai ne @ 1ci less q he former ], W- have rl1re cf ;ac si--. Neither. however. .s as desirable io .he people n the spr.nc IS h5..le oi 9rowt. : i-on Tonic. ile great remedy TOT loss oi appe- ;itc. genera 6e1...;y, faI4leaee. nervousness. and !aes of vitality. lis iniR.rasc popularity and largely increasing ssles a;,eS; Us ,ras ae-4ts and iis appree.Ation tt ihe people. See that "H. l. T. $ .s large letters On ;hc isoE; of the outside wrzrusr oi every bottle.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-05-05

The tables of the Southern Palace, IoS Main s., arc the best supplied in ,he city, When you want irs.-ciass meal call q, Southern Palace.
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The .' New Home" received the only award made on sewing machines by the State Fair Association. ios-. Sold 5y M. W. Shaw, sole agent. lo7 I-c Main street.
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\ .iiile southern boy, when asked |. his father had a good mule. mornfuliy replied ~one end Of him IS good -Er.k4sse.
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Go 70 the Southern Palace. -oS Main street. iog d firs;-c.ass meal. fruits. nuts. couie ;loaeFy, eigars. tobacco, ese.
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- Bob. YOU are missing all the sights on ;his side.r Never mind. Bill. am sighting all the misses on ,his s;de. -E.y- skarsf
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lis a, a quitting bee where you hear the s,inging remark.-N ]. Aeass.
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Everybody says so-:he New Home Is ,he s.mp.es; and bes; cf Al sewing ma chimes
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When man can do anything else. he can do" h4s ;oo-conhG.as sc4u2ini- ances ErehaHst
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The larger enes lear, IS. the fighter j; $. Th,s k ! we.sl !; has -h'a. e1Ji<' Poytk s,e,sss.
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\ Boston school-s.sl describes . statue as d bus, with TWO legs under it, -N- Gyfsoy .Aes.s.
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lfyour newsletter does 10, keep IRE aRkANsAw TRAyKIEk foi sale ask him to order I for you.
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The old negro minstrel eddy. known as % In Da, waswT.,,en by l dade.-E.r- .Ear<e.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-05-05

Next weeks ARKAN>AW TRAyEIEK VII contain an aIs,ce descriptive of Camden. Ark, and Is wonderful facilities IS manuiac;usins town.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-05-05

Wilson X Webb keep all the latest styles of stationery. Their counters are filled with all the popular magazines, newspapers and periodicals. and they are Headquarters for blank books, writing fluids. etc.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-05-05

Quick sells and small prophess-The weather prognosticAtor-Ha 7.sses.
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Confectionery in the grea,es, variesy at the Southern Palace, JOS Main street.
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Co "a the Southern Ialace. -9S Main s., Tor iral; and confectionery.
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E ,inar5k is TON well enough . % og: and see l snar--lti C:tg A.s=- D2.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-05-05

SoGa wa:er. i.g.,s. aa:, and eoniec:ion- cry. ai :ke Soa:hern a.aee. -5s Main street
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-05-05

Every brie wants one-a New Fl ou.e
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-05-05

The donkey never surfer, from soften ing of inc bray.a.-N. O. P.llrznf
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-05-05

Retiring 70 p.lya.e lie-An officer when reduced 70 ,he Tanks.--bS.os SsaY,
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l-aa.es .a.se l,-,ne New Home
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o.d r~ps- sr ptF huaafesl. ;; i.s.s a:t.-e.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-05-05

Hot coffee and sandwiches at Ellen bogen X Elkan's lunch counter. The bar is supplied with the best hquors and cigars. Cool beer always on tap Billiard and pool tables for the convent. snce of patrons
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pos.las..rS.

Dressra.ksFs 5sy .;-:ae New Home.
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Public Attention Challenged.

Old papers .,c per hundred. a, .hi. o:4ice.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-05-05

Lemp's St Louis Lager Beer has won iss immense popularity solely on it's mer- it's None but the purest and best ingre- dients enter into its manufacture, and 1t can be shipped any distance in any ch- mafe without injury. Dealers who have sold this beer will not have any other Henry Buerger is the Arkansaw agent for this popular beer. and to him all orders Should be addressed.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-05-05

Nath. Alderman, COT. Fifth and Center streets, has one of the best arranged and cosiess bar-rooms in the city. Everything is new, neat and clean, and nothing but the best wines and liquors are dispensed from the bar Cigars, and chewing and smoking tobaccos are also prominent fea- tures of his trade. When in want of any thing in his line, call on Nath.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-05-05

H. V. GAaYS 1s.. a' t.le sas:ztslr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-06
Month Of Mrs. Thomas samanni.

Mrs. Elizabeth Adele Samanni nee Cany,
relict of the late Thomas Samannl, lorinef-
Iv ca well and favorably known to thou
sands of a past generation OF Richmondefs,
died Sunday evening at A O'Clock. after q
few days of intense suffering, which she
bore with Christian resignation, at hel
residence. on Broad between Seventh ana
Eiohtb streets. The deceased lady was
native OF MatanZas, Cuba, OF French pr
rentace, and was siXty-siX years OF age.
fifty Of which she had spent in the city oil
Richmond.
She leaves to mourn their tirreparafN
mss seven children and eight grandchll-
dren.
Her disposition was characterized ny an
amiability that was rarely disturbed at any
bappening, and her charitable inclinmgs
we're of the most pronounced sort, nnding
their Qualification in acts OF benehcence
only known to herself and the recipients
of her bounty. Ever since their seating
in Richmond she had proved herself last
and steadfast friend OF the Little Sisters oi
the Poor and their benevolent mission.
Tbese good ladies never met her but
thew lovingly addressed her as "mother.'
Che had also proved herself in many sub.
stantial ways the friend Of the orphans ol
St .Toseph's Asylum. These little ones
have cause to shed tears of affection and
sorrow, for they have indeed lost a true i,1,i
friend. Her name will be held in grateiu
remembrance by many, while her numerous
deeds Of charity will plead for her at th'
Throne OF Grace.
Her funeral will take place this morning
nj 81. Peters Cathedral at 10 O'Clock, whei
High Requiem Mass will be celebrated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-06
WHO Is MRS. WINsLOW?

As this question Is frequently asked we VIII SIM
ply saw that she Is lady who for upwards of thirty
wears has untiringly devoted her time and talents
as a female physician and nurse, principally among
children. She has especially studied the eonslitu-
tion and wants Of this numerous class. and rs
result of this effort and practical knowledge, OBJ
tanned In a lifetime spent as a nurse and physi-
elan, she has compounded n Soothing syrup tor
children teething. IL operates like magic-gfving
rest and health, aud Is, moreover, sure 10 reguate
the bowels. In consequence Of this article Mrs'
Winslow Is becoming world-renowned ~ Dene-
factor OF her race; children certainly do RISE cf
and bess her; especially Is this the case In thiS
city. Vast quantities of the Soothing syrup are
DAILY sold aud used here. We think Mrs Wins-
low has iinmortslized her namely this Invaluable
article and we sincerely believe Thousands OF chill
dren have been saved from an early grave by iIS
timely use and that millions yet unborn VIII share
us benefits, and unite in calling her blessed. No
MOTHER has discharged her duty to her sunerinS
little one In our opinion, until she has given u
the benefit of MRS. W1NsLOW'S sOOIHiHu
SYRUP Try II, motbers-rRY 1T Now.--Ldd'es
Tfsftor, New York city. Sold by al drugsisS'
OK c.r,s , hottie. NH 6-cOd1w
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A Recent Decision.

1.-THE Eleventh Chamber has Just rem
dered it, decision In matter which inte-
rests cigarette-smokers. 1t was the case of
Messrs. CASTOR darcy e. Co.. inventors
and manufacturers Of the celebrated Pa
pier Ambre (amber-tipped paper, against
one Prodon, who had countcrfeited and
placed on sale an imitation OF the original.
The Eleventh Chamber has rendered q
severe judgement. Itimposes upon ii: Pro-
don fine OF two thousand francs and con-
demns him to pay four thousand francs
damages to the plaintiffs until more con-
siderable indemnity could be inacted by
the State, and he Is also Obliged to publish
the decision OF the court in ten Paris iours
nails, at his own expense."-From Lc "
9aro, Paris.
In this country the Papler Andre
which will not stick to the lips-is known
In connection with the celebrated brands
OF cigarettes, Opera Puffs," that have be
come so popular that they arc in every
body's mouth. and the "Littlc BeautieS
cigarettes, (presscd fat.l This paper has
long been considered the very finest for
cigarette purposes ever made. The exclu-
sive American right Is held by Allen d
Ginter, OF Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-06
PERSONAL PRIVILEGE.
Personals and Briefs.

p. Il. Barnum, wife, lady friend. and two
servants, arrived here yesterday by the
steamer Roanoke. Mr.. Barnum and the
two ladies attended the performance OF
Iolanthc at the Theatre last night. They
leave here to-day for Old Point, where
they will remain for few weeks prepare
tory to the opening OF Mr.. Barnum's spring
season In New York.
The crowd and jam at the Treasurer's
Office was big argument In favor OF new
CITY Hall. 1t is shameful to subject our
people to the inconvenience and discom-
forts that grow out of the miserable ac-
commodations at the City Hall.
The Governor yesterday refused TO par
don Preston Motheny, Of Liberty, Va,
who was convicted OF burning depot on
the Richmond and Allegheny railroad and
sentenced TO three years in the penitentia-
ry. 90 -,
Sunday morning about II O'Clock an
alarm OF fire was turned in from Box Az,
caused by fire being discovered III double
kitchen on Strecker's Hill. The Church
HiIl steamer responded, and succeeded In
extinguishing the flames after the roof had
been destroyed.
Ats o'clock Sunday evening the roof OF
small house on Twenty-fourth street be-
tween Leigh and NJ streets was discovered
ON FIRE. The Church-Iill hook-and-ladder
truck promptly appeared on the ground,
and the fire was put out with buckets o.
water. No alarm was turned in.
Fred. Douglas will not lecture tonight
NJ the Third-Street colored Methodist
church. He Is detained by serious illness
in his family.
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Extraordinary Phenomena.

Sunday morning about O'Clock early
risers were thrown into fever OF excite
ment by the appearance OF meteor OF I'M
usual size and brilfiancy shooting across
the empyrean. Its course seemed to be
from the northwest 10 the southeast, and in
size it was double that Of full moon. The
latter orb was shining with dim hlstre at
the time. but the meteor lit up the firma-
ment with an intensely white light, resem-
bling that Of an electric lamp, which COM
pletely obscured that OF the moon.
This illumination lasted nearly two
moments, when the body exploded
with q report, causing vibration much
like that of an earthquake. The same phe
nomena was observed at numerous othel
places in various parts OF the State and a
the same hour. Accounts received TO
night agree as to the character, appearance
and direction Of the aeriel missile. 1t wa
seen in the counties OF Louisa, Orange
Hanover, HenricO, and in this city In
Louisa reports state that the explosion o.
the meteor shook the windows and doors
OF the houses, causing great alarm among
the inhabitants. Those who witnessed the
fight and explosive disappearance OF the
extraordinary visitor arc curious to learn
something more about it. VIII some scien-
tific Saydnt rise and explain2
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On the Sd Of January last the state
Board OF Education served notice upon
the members OF the present School Board ol
the city OF Richmond that they would not be
recognized as the legally qualified trustees
Of the public schools Of the city by them.
This notice was sent through the hands OF
MIR. E. M. Garnett, Superintendent OF the
Public Schools Of Richmond, and he was
instructed by the State Board not to re-
cognize the old School Board until the
State Board had decided whether they were
legally entitled to hold their places or not.
Acting under these Instructions, Mr.. Gar
nett abstained from attending the sessions
OF the Board whcreupon its members re-
commended 10 the City Council 10 with
bold the salary paid the Superintendent by
the city. The State Board OF Education
next met and decided to create new City
School Board, and passed resolution cali
ing upon Mr.. Garnett to nominate such
persons as he thought suitable TO I'LL the
positions OF trustees. In answer TO this
resolution Mr.. Garnett made up slate
and submitted Il to the State Board, which
is composed OF the Governor, Attorney
General, and State Superintendent OF Public
Instruction. These gentlemen decided 10
reject the nominations mGde by Snperin-
tenjept Garnet, and selected themselves
such parties as they deemed suitable, among
whom were found two colored men.
At the last meeting Of the present City
School Board Mr.. SoatOn Tnsley, assistant
collector OF State taxes for the city, ap-
peared by counsel, and demanded his CON-
missions on all moneys paid through him
for public schools in Richmond. The
Board passed resolution Calling on At
tOrney-General Blair for his opinion as to
what funds Mr.. Tinsley should be paid
from, and authorizing the president OF the
Board, Hon. w. G. CarringtoD, to inclosc
the resolution to Attorney-General Blair,
and get his opinion. On the Sd Of March,
Just two months subsequent 10 the time the
State Board. instructed Mr.. Garnett not 10
recognize the pre'ent City Board, Attorney
General Blair wrote to the Board giving
the opinion asked for by Mayor Carrington.
and addressed his communication TO w. G.
burlington, president of the City School
Board.
Yesterday Captain ). V. Reddy, one Of
the new candidates for trustee honors, sent
q communication dated March 1st TO Mr..
Peay, and addressed ii, "James III. Peay,
Jr., secretary and supervisor" &c, in
which he called upon Mr.. Peay to surren-
der all the books, papers, files, records,
and property Of the schools 10 the Board OF
Trustees recently appointed. This request
was refused, and 1t is thought now that the
State Board will apply to the Court OF APP
peals for a nldnddmus in order TO compel
the present Board TO comply with the de-
mands made upon them by the new Board.
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POLICE CorRr--Tbe following cas-

Police COURT.--The following cases
were disposed OF yesterday:
Cornelius Holloway, charged with felonl-
ously and maliciously shooting aud wound
ing w. G.. Blackburn, was sent on 10 the
Hastings Court. Committed; no bail al
lowed
John Williams and Frank Branch (col-
ored), charged with being drunk and dis
orderly on the street. Fined 81 and cost
so cents each.
Asa Read (colored), charged with beng
disorderly on the street. Fined -.
John cambridge and Hannah Dandridge
(bOth colored, charged with fighting and
creating disturbance in the neighbor-
hood. John was fined s. and security re-
oured for his good behavior. Hannah was
discharged.
Martha Barlow (colored, charged wiki
feloniously stealing one lot OF clothing ol
the value OF $50 from Kate Earle. Sent on
70 the grand Jury. Csmmitted-n0 bail al
lowed.
William Roberts (colored), charged with
assaulting and beating Mary Frances DAVIS
Guilty OF assault and battery. jailed foi
three montls-with labor and fined % ano
costs.
Beverly Gregory, cbarReo Win u,N'ns
his team on the street faster than Is allowed
by ordinance. Fined 50.
Wilson Christian (colorod), charged witt
being drunk and interfering with persons
on the street. Fined $3.50.
Edward Green (eoloredl drunk. Fined
g.
William Blair, drunk and disorderiy
Fined $500.
Jane Seaton (colored), drunk. Fined e
Alice Thompson (colored), disorderly Oh
the street. Fined 50.
George Bell, drunk. Fined 81.
John Towns, drunk. Fined s2.
William johnson (colorcd), drunk ant
disorderly. Fined %.
Lucien Fields (coloredl drunk and dis
orderly. Fined 81.
John Brightwell, drunk and disorderly
Fined $3.50.
George w. Browder, drunk and disor
derly. Attachment issued for accused.
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Auction SALES THISDAf.

! THOMPSON BROWN. Al PM; three framed
houses, Kitchens. fencing, oli b'ie,' @v., ai un
Tweuty-hfth street, corner OF Lcish 10 DC re-
moved. -
CRUggs & APPERsON, Al L. NJ, resi- lcnce NO.
2IO east Grace street.
EOX& TAYLOR, 101 \. NJ, groceries, @c'
+. B. COOK, 10 A. NJ, genteei household 'urh'-
turc, &c.
las. MACDOUGAIL I0H 4. NJ, furniture. &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-06

FIRE LAST NIGHT.-The alarm Oh hie
last night at 1915 O'Clock from BOX -
Third police-station, was caused by tnYA'
plosion OF kerosene lamp i'll the kltchen
Of Rev. w. L. Richardson, ID. d., NO. ooz
west Franklin street. The only damage
was the burning OF bed. The department
were promptly on hand, but their services
W IRE not needed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-06

IoLANTHE.-The popularity Of Ford's
Comic-Opera Company and Gilbert x sui.
livan,s composition was well attested last
night by crowded house and attentive
and appreciative audience att the Richmond
Theatre. -,
the opera wears we'll and will always at m
,roct here. and the company Is O good one.
Charles Denham and Miss Blanche Chap,
man were In excellent trim last night, and
acquitted themselves In perfect accord cS.l
with the fine reputation they enjoy. Char
lev Drew was missed, but his substitute
Mr.. Louis Carlbery) takes the part OF Lord
Mount Ararat very well indeed. Miss Gen.
eyieye Reynolds. the Fairy Queen. and
Miss Marie Bockel, Iolanthe, gladdened
their friends here by their reappearanc'
and natural acting.
The company goes South on tour.
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IRON, STEEL, &c.
METALS, GRINDsToNEs, &c.

M - -,-,, o.,o, .,,.s.
nnoIsF.siioE, HOOP, HAND aud 9y NJ NJ
sWEDE. IRoN, and NORWAY siAfA9
RIrSsIS. sSr's. 'G1svAsIzED, and AMERICAN
NAYtoJi's CAST, SPRING, and TiRh-
spFrTER.' suEFT-ZINC. SOLDER, AxLEs'
NoyA SCOTIA and ONO GklNDoIoSES-
varan,e Iuth shyP"' HENRY NJ. wORTHAN.
r. 92-eod corner Finesnih and Gary -'r,en.