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National Republican., 1883-04-23
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"Muslcs Golden Tonsue."-KEAra
rSc sISs SSas IL III World
From their Eleventh 81. Opera House. Philadelphia,
Inc entire Company appearing under the personal
supervision "nH JOHN 'HfgJ e. g'GSHRI GGSSHRISScRoss.
as presentsd 6y only by hi This Company ''''''
Donnybrook Fair and Barn Door Irish Jig,
Docsstaders Misats,
Sights Behind the Scenes; or, Black Iliy's Debut
Hazel Korkei or, Tho Man With the Iron VIII and
Jaw
Seats can now be secured.
ONLY MATINEE SATURDAY.
NATIONAL THEATER. D1ABLERIE
WEDNESDAY rXERr xES sEfESBX4 HYTSINe MAr1srrs.
GREAT eRhh%sSsipsls TEs&a%NN. q ANN
MILE ADD1E AM iS'iiSR Ills ss'frAR NOVELTIES.
,ouN First appssaHsance Re ,ou,s.
ROYAL MKRIoNErfEs
suss esf aiEbA 9ifsS. s2RFeG%G, TRTo%,As
The wonder OF the nineteenth century, the famous
PRINCE AwXTfx iRiAysuosHrM
THE w6GbEHFJG w66SGgf%fHPj rsfi sP1Rif SGEXsrNEr
Mo%EGE fS SSi9T'tsS &ab b8SRv MaOn
Monday, April 90
JAY RAILS UNCLE TOMS CABIN
NEW THEATRE coMIouE.
MONDAY, APRIL
FANNY MAYS
FEMALE MAsToDoNs
And the Great, the Only
AMERICAN FOUR.
MatInees Tuesday, Thursday. and Friday.
NARINrs HALL.
WEDNESDAY EVENING 18TH INSTANT,
At o'clock,
MISS HENRIETTA VINTON DAVIS,
PUPIL OF MISS MARGUERITE sAXToN,
VIII appear in q series of
Or A NJ ATTIC Eel IA Is.
Introduction by Hon. Frederick Douglass
Miss Blanche Washington, the Distinguished 3d.
prano. will assist on this occasion.
Tickets, so cents.
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rJNaE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
WEST, AND WEST

THE TRUNK LINE no THE SOUTH SOUTH,
WEST, AND WEST ---
Schedule IN effect December "a 1ss2i
7n0 a m.-New Orleans Mall, daily, making close
connections TO all points South and Southwest,
with Pullman sleeping Cars from Washington
wa DanVille 70 Atlanta, and Atlanta 70 New
Qrieannsi also Washington TO New Orleans via
40 P pm.-Lousyllle Fast Line, daily via Char.
cnnau, Lousvilio and all Western points,
making direct conn nections, and with solid train
and Pullman sleeping Cara Washington to
icaS ,. m.-soStheru Mall and Express daily to all
points South and Southeast, via Danville and
Charlotte, with Pullman Sleeping Cars Wash
ington TO Augu ta Ga.
For ali points on MRnassaa Division take Ii0 n m.
train daily. except Sunday. For Warrenton
take TlO a. nj. and i;20 u m. trans daily.
For tlcketa and all Information, inquire at Com
panys oniee, COL Pennsylyania avenue, or at Union
Depot. Onice, COL Ponnbylvania avenue Is connected
with telephone system = .
NJ. SLAUGHTER, N. MACpANIEb,
General Passenger Agent Agent
SOL HAAS, Trnfic Manager.
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CHEsApEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY

THE NEW TRUNK LINE
TO TUE WEST Ann SOUTHWEST
On and amer SUNDAY, DECEMBER q. lSs2 pas.
senger trains OF this route will leave Washington
rom b. a r. station as follows
A2o p. NJ. DAILY-Louisville and Cincinnati specla
Solid train with Pullman cars to Lexington. KY,
Cincinnati, and Louisville without cnanGe arriving
NJ Lexington 24O y. M, Cincinnati $40 y. M, Louis
Vile $50 y. M, connecting closely ht these cities
with through fast trains to all points in the West
Southwest. and Northwest
ui2D A. NJ, For Newport News, Old Point, and Nor
folk. Arrives ut Old Point sos p. M; arrives ut
Norfolk r. ~. m.
7iI0 a. M daily, except Sunday for all stations
on c. q o. Ry east of tlIfton Forge.
For Rates Tickets to all points West, location ia
Pullman Cars, and Full Information OF Route and
vania avenue, Washington, ID. q
~ N, II. ", EuLLER, General Passenger Agent
q. w. SMITH, General Manager.
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Business Gbantrs.

n IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
II on Time Deposits, United states Bonds bought
where, by ]. H. sQUIER q CO.. Bankers, IIi6 Penn
aylVania avenue. nnn26-f
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Norfolk and New York Steamers.
Mt, Vermont Mt. Vernon!

STEAMER w. w. cORCORAN
caves sevcnth.street wharf daily Except sunday
for Mt Vernon at 10 o'clock ~ m; returning, reaches
Washington about GSV " H.
LII. BLAKE Captain
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SsrnnltA. .sitnniinnn...ftmnl

Wv laundress; none but tho best need apply. geo
New York avenue. ap21Sts
"ANTED-A FIRST CLASS DINING ROOM
w girl, at 6l5 Eleventh street northwest ap2O.st-
WANTED--A NEAT, ACTIVE GIRL FOR
w general homework situation permanent II
street northwest. ap2Q3t+
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SlersunuI.

SPLENDlD CHANCE TO INVEST-SO SH ARES
- OF Potomac Manufacturing Company stock, par
value slOo per share. at your own price. Address p.
o. Box 7l3, City. ap20-3tf
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4s5 seyenlh sirGet norIhwest.

III tenn; business course s3 monthly, Ills business
quickly learned. Separate class Tor
ladies. bl7 Seventh street. ap7.lms
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VXTANTED-To ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN IL
w Beall, Room T. lE0 New York avenue, is Com
missioner OF Deeds for every State and Territory
United States Commissioner Examiner and Notary
Public; always In oiiioo from IL m. to5p apsoly
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Police Court.

The following cases were disposed OF
yesterday:
Jake Blumclink, charged with assault
and battery. Continued to Monday next.
Attachment issued for accused.
John Harris (colored). charged with felo-
niously assaulting, wounding, and killing
the infant child OF j. l.. BatkinS by care
lessly and recklcssly driving his wagon
over said child. Discharged; unavoidable
accident.
Edward Myers and Nelson Nester (both
colored). charged with stealing one goat.
Guilty and sent TO jail for fifteen days each.
John Kneedman, charged with being a
vagrant. Discharged.
Il. W. JOyner. charged with assault and
battery. Dismissed, no witness appear
Ing.
Chris. Hartman, charged with being
drunk and resisting the police. Fined SO.
John Doughorty, drunk and disorderly.
Continued to Monday next.
John T.. Dougherty. drunk. Fined =.
Albert Harris, charged with refusing to
stop hi, team when ordered so TO do by the
ti1eman OF the Richmond and Allegheny
railroad. Fined S2.jo.
W. II. Sears. charged with playing ball
in the street. Fined s..
Oliver Lee (colorcd), charged with over
loading his team. Fined %.
Wyatt Campbell lcolored), charged with
carelessly and recklos,iy driving his team
on the street. Fined 81.
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Company ID and OaItwoOd.

Company ID (Old Dominion Guard. de-
string TO pay tribute TO the fallen heroes
who lie buried at OakwOod, have offered
their services 10 the ladies Of the OakwoOd
Memorial Association on MemOrial-day,
May 10th. The company will parade that
day in their new summer uniform, and
will fire q salute over the soldiers mOnu-
ment. ON the 18th following they will
have their annual celebration and COM
petitive drill at the Armory, followed by a
banquet and complimentary hop rendered
their lady friends, and more especially
those who assisted them in their Vanity
Fair last October.
Music by full band will enliven the oc-
casion Of the drill, which will be opened to
the public: and from the well-known
reputation Of this company in the success
of all their enterprises, the Armory no
doubt will be crowded on this occasion.
The Lee trophy" and the Sergeant
medal will be awarded the successful COM
pettors.
In this connection il will not be amiSs to
remark that the lady managers OF the Oak
wood Memorial Association have for the
past few days been periecting plans for then
annual decoration OF the graves OF the sol
diers who are buried in that cemetery. In
this devotional duty they ask the assistance
and cooperation OF all who honor the brave
or reverence the dead. They especially re-
quest that all who have flowers viii take
them out, aud that others VIII assist III
making wrcathS OF evergreen and designs
10 be placed on the graves. But. above all
thev want the presence OF rs many rs car
possibly 90 there on that day.
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Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. Harrison PhGbus was in the city
Yesterday making preparations Tor the sea-
son at The White sulphur Springs, OF which
he is the lessee.
Tomorrow Judges Bond and Hughes
are expected to hear an application Tor an
Injunction to prevent the state authorities
selling for taxes certain rolling stock seized
on the Valley railroad.
Lock up your valuableS and put bolts on
vour doors till the band OF burglars Is dis
perSed.
At the annual meeting OF the Ladies' Aid
Society Of the Second PRESBYTERIAN church
Dr. Hoee's) Friday evening, it was de-
cided 10 contribute $40 per month to the
new (St. Luke's) lniirmary corner Of Ross
and Governor streets also. to continue the
same amount heretofore given the Retreat
for the Sick.
On Tuesday the 9th instant a primary
election Of the Democratic party will be
held ut all the yOting-prccincts in Hanover
county TO choose candidates for county
offices.
United States internal revenue cOllec-
tions for the week ending saturday, April
u: Monday, 81, ,Sj1 .64; Tuesday, S22l.90 (;
Wednesday. S2,230.1G; Thursday, 81
473.5j; Friday, S71j.7j; Saturday, SGGS.Si.
Total, S7,221.S4.
Collector Russell has received tine rebate
papers and notices TO be put on boxes,
which he is prepared to issue to those
wanting them.
Isaac Jones. charged with the murder OF
Andrew Jordan in Hanover (both colored),
was found guilty Of murder in the second
degree and his Imprisonment ascertalned
at six years in the pententiary. Hon.
George ID. Wise was Lis counsel. Before
he took hold OF the caSe IL was believed
that the prisoner would get the death-sen-
tencc.
The Texas Legislature has passed and
the Governor approved tine bill approprla-
ting $1,000 10 purchase for such libraries
OF that State rs the State Historian may de-
signate sets Of the back volumes OF SOHth-
eTn Historical Society Papers.
General A. NJ. Scales. Of North Carolina,
will deliver the address before the Nir-
ginia division OF the Army OF Northern
Virginia in October next.
In the Hanover County Court yesterday
Henry Matthews (colorcd) was found guilty
OF an outrageous assault, OF which his own
daughter was the victim, and was adj
Judged TO ten years imprisonment in the
penitentiary. The jury recommended the
prisoner TO Executive clemency.
Messrs. Frank Cunningham, Louis PiZ-
zlni, Thomas starke, NJ. Il. Ramos, and
Kirk Mathews will leave for Newports
News "Wednesday evening TO participate In
concert for the Union chapel at that place.
The people OF Newport News will enjoy a
rich treat.
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burglary still Continues.

Friday night the residence OF Mrs. eX-
President Tyler, on Grace street near
Eighth, was robbed. The burglars got into
the house by turning the key in the lock OF
The front door with nippers. After getting
into the house they went into the rooms on
the first floor. where they found Il lot Of
valuable icwclry, which they carried away
with them. It is supposed that they were
frightened off before they had time to go
through the house. Mrs. Tyler lost yalu-
able solid gold cross which She priced very
highly.
All OF the burglarics show that entrance
is effected with nippcrS. This thing is be-
coming serious. Employ detectives, and
either the burglars will be run of or cap
tured.
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Husf,nes Court OF Manchester.

In this court Yesterday Judge :. Ba>scti
French presiding-the last will and te.ta-
ment OF Mrs. Ann II. Drake was proved in
court bv the attestng witnesses and al
mittcd to probate. William G.. Taylor
and Joseph ". Bronaugh, the executors
named. declined TO qualify. The will pro-
vides in such case that the testatriX's TWO
daughters. 10 whom her whole estate i de-
viSed, shall name two persons to admins
ter on the estate. The estate OF this lady Is
estimated to be worth $4,000.
Commonwealth rs. ". \. Wood, charged
with carrying concealed weapons. YER
diet and judgment for S25 and costs,
which defendant paid into court and was
discharged.
same Us. same, for malicious assault
Rollc prOSeqUi.
Same rs. John f. Spangenburg. for sell
ing liquor on SUNDAY. Verdict for Com
monwealth. Judgment for $50.
Several dccrees were entered. and then
the court adjourned until 10 morrow ut III
O'Clock. when the ease OF Jones, who sues,
&c, rs. Old Dominion Cotton Mills, ior
damages. &c., will be tried.
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Convention survive, among them: L..
f.. Haryie, Amelia; a. H. III. Stuart,
Augusta: John Goode, Jr, Bedford (now
OF Norfolk; Il. W. Byrne, BraXton, &c. ;
w. w. Forbes, of Buckingham Qate post
master OF Richmond); James Barbour,
Culpeper; Peyton Gravely Henry, {. j.
stuart. Doddridge and Tyler; Or. Richard
X. Cox, King and Queen: Jubal \. Early,
Franklin (now Of Lynchburg); Samuel
Price. Greenbrier; George w. Richardson,
Hanover NOW Of Richmond); Beninmin
Wilson, Harrison; Williams G. Wickham,
OF Hanover represented Henrico); Frank
lin =. Turner, Jackson now OF Richmond);
Caleb Borgess.. Lewis; William VI. Amber,
Louisa; Angus Il. Blakely, Madison nov
of Charlottesylle); Alphcus +. Raymond.
Marion; Thomas +. GoOde, Mecklenburg;
John Echols. Monroe (now OF Augusta);
George Blow, Jr., Norfolk; J. G. H0lla-
day, Norfolk county; Samuel q. Staples,
Patrick: Thomas Branch, Petersburg now
OF Richmond); W.T.. Sutherlin. Pittsylva-
MIA; W. j. Nebletf. Lunenburg; Eppa Hun
ton, Prince William now OF Fauquier); j.
W. IIoge, Putnam; John Critchcr, West
moreand; James Il. Dorman, Rockbridge;
J. +. Lewis, Rockingham: J. j. Kindred,
Southampton; W. L. Cecil, Tazewell; j.
a. Campbell, Washington; j. $. Burdette,
Taylor; X. III. Turner, Warren; Waitman
Il. Wiley. II. c. Kent, Wythe; Samuel
Woods, Barbour; y. b. French, Mercer:
and John b. Young, who succeeded Gene
raj Wickham upon the latter going into the
army.
Among the dead are V. w. Southall, Il.
f. Scott, j. Q. Mari, j. p. Holcombe, j.
B. Baldwin, W. l.. GOggin. John Tyler.
II. Y. Conrad, Wood Bouldin, J. II. Cox,
T. 8. Flournoy. j. s. Garlic, G. ". Sum-
mers, John Janney. Robert l.. Montague, \.
r. Caperton, W. Il. Preston, 5. Clemens, ii.
A. Wise, Tim Riyes, W. II. Macfarland.
Marmadukc Johnson, G. W. Randolph
0hese three composed the Richmond dele
gation), and many others.
Mr.. John Crane, now OF the city post
Office, was assistant secretary OF the Con-
venlon: Mr. John G.. Moss was one OF the
dOorkeepcrs.
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WIS clear and
LOCAL MATTERS.
Meeting Of Pc&ratn's BattaliOn-Thc
APPROACHING Reunion.


meeting of the members OF Pegram's
battalion was held Saturday night at the
Regimcntal Armory. There was Il good
attendance from ali the batteries.
Major Thomas 4. Brander presided,
with William Ellis Jones aS secretary.
Corresponding Secretary Valentine
Brown read number OF letters received
i'm response to circular sent out by him.
self. All the writers approved Of the or
ganzation, and many promised to attend
the reuniOn.
1t was decided TO have the rednion at the
old pump-bou>c MAY Sd.
The following committee was appointed
10 solicit subscriptions i'm that behalf Cor
poral Gardner Thompson. Purcell battery
Charles u. Young, CrenShaw battery {;
James T. Ferriter. Lctcher battery: +.
+. Chesley, Fredericksburg artillery; and
J. T.. Pettigrew, Pee Dee e. c. artillery.
This committee is TO report 10 an adjourned
meeting to be held Thursday night, April
2Gth at the same place.
st. George Il. FitZbugh wrote letter OF
regret in declining the position OF orator
at the rcunion. Business engagements and
want Of time for preparation alone pre-
vented his acceptance of 4 position which
he esteemed ono OF the hOnOrS OF his life
in being called upon to fill. His letter was
full Of encouragement TO his Old comrades.
Mr.. John Purcell. an honorary member.
received cordial welcome, and responded
i'm appropriate terms TO Il complimentary
alluSion OF the chairman. The meeting
was enthusiastic. and those present seemed
determined not only to have reunion. but
TO have pleasant and successful one. They
will have the best wishes OF all old CON-
rades and the community for glaad old
time. Members Of the battalion wishing 10
subscribe can call on Valentine Brown,
ESQ. Of Gresham Il Brown, on Dain street.
II was the desire Of those at the meeting TO
have every one of their old comrades re-
port for duty at the pump-house on the Sd
OF Nav.
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The Bright Hope Railway Accident.

Mr.. John Chcatham, who was severely
wounded by the oyerturning Of an engine
upon the Brighthopc railway, in Chester
field county, is still alive, but the injuries
caused by the hot water from the boiler
running upon his person are OF such a na-
ture rs to cause his friends the grayest APP
prchensions. The accident intcrfered with
the regular schedule but all the damages to
the road have been repaired and trains are
nov running rs heretofore. The accident
is said TO have been one that could not have
been prevented by ordinary care on the
part OF the company.
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POPULAR CLERGYMAN UNDER Mule
II ,yss in the Yosemite. on Il steep and rug
ged mountain road. The party numbered
about dozen, and the iolliest OF all was n
well-known dominic. somehow or other
his mule stumbled and rolled over and
over, the dominic clinging fast to him.
When they caEle to stop the mule was on
ton. Both the dominic and the mule were
badly bruised One OF the party happened
10 have bottle OF PERRY DAvIs's PAIN
KILLER. Ina few hours they were ready
To proceed on their journey.
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New FlOyer-finrdcn.

One OF the attractions OF the West End
is the Flo ger-Garden corner Of Park ave
nue. and Laurel street. Three large green
houses have been erected, in froat OF which
Is a neat Office 10 receive the public. The
grounds arc being nicely arranged FOR the
convenience OF business. Mr. John T..
Toer formerly Of Toler 4 Hooper, is the
owner OF this new enterprise. He is now
receiving his stock OF flowers, and he will
have one OF the prettiest nower-gardens IN
our city.
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PIRATES OF PENZANCE.-T acknow-
ledeed energy and enthusiasm OF the lady
managers Of the Retreat has never been
more eXcmplitied than in the great success
thew have had in the sale OF the seats for
this opera. to be given on Saturday, 18th,
by the Baltimore Wednesday Club. The
treasurer. who sits at the receipt OF custom,
is kept busy giving out packages OF tickets,
those having been disposed Of that they
Gr,t pledged themselves to sell. There IS
no doubt OF this eilort being an entire sue
epss
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AUCTION SALES MoNDAv.

WILLIAMS g BOWIE. ; p. NJ, large and valna-
bic lot az the southeast corner of Clay and
seventh streets.
WILLIAM GOLDSMITH 1880 \. NJ. and 7:3c
L. NJ. gold and silver watches, silycrware
Rogers cutlery. &c.
FOX. TAYLOR q CO., 10@ 4. W.. canned goods
groceries. &c.
JNO. +. LAUGHTON, Jr., 10 a. NJ. household
furniture, e..
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II Is "a Fact.

That very few tire-nsurance companies
have as few restrictions in their policies
and are as liberal to their customers as the
IIAMBuRG-BREMEN. For terms and eond-
tions OF insurance call on OF address
,JOHN w. GoEDON, General Agent,
No. north Eleventh street.
Richmond. Va.
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u r \ 4 l T L ID f .

/ cannot find words with which 20 express my
grati.~de. wa afflicted with the horrible disease
three years. and after spending some time AZ the
Hot Springs. considered my case hopeless. used
only one dozen small bottles Of :. :. So and there
is not sign Of the disease remaining. My sores
are all healed, throat entirely well. Being drug
clerk. have seen ............. MEL Mercury ANA
many bundled, :. :. :. Potash until they
dOsed with Gallo .............'' ere complete
wrecks ! shudder to think Of tie misery brought
on the human family by the use Of Mercurials in
Blood Diseascs Its q shame that physicians will
not acknowledge the merit of your GRAND Blood
Medicine. Use my name as you wish.
j. II. RAFF, Denver Col.
If You doubt, come to sec us. and we will CURE
YOU or charge nothing! Write Tor the little book,
free.
Ask any druggist as 20 our standing.
Es 81. 900 REWARD will he paid 10 any chem
1T who viii end on analysis OF 100 bolt IS Of :.
= - one particle Of Mercury, lodi e Of Potassium,
or any Mineral substance.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Pr0prielors Atlanta, Ga.
Large size.......... 20
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. ap22-1w
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EMAIL DE LISBON, largely Datronized and pre-
fcrred by the elite of our leading cities II beau-
tifss and preserves the complexion, restores
healthy and delicate color, and cures all discolora-
tions Of the skin. Price, 80 cents per bottle. sold
by druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-22

To OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS outside Of the
city we would say that, after deciding about tie
grade Of Black SIN wanted. they had best order
the go0ds. aud not the samples, as the sale con-
times only the 23d, 2ith, 25th, and 26tn nst,nt
FoURQUREAS, PRICE, TENPLs & Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-22

A FRAGRANT BREATH Is Away a pleasure and
you can have Il by using MEADE G BAEER's deli
cious CARGOLIc MOUTH-WAsu. II destroy the Of
fensiye odor caused 10y diseased gums ana decayco
teeth, and speedily restores them to healthy con-
dtion. Price. fifty cents q bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-22
Hastings Court.

No cases of importance were heard by this
court yesterday. The following jail COM
missioners were appointed: IIenty EXall,
Or. Walter ID. Bunoot, Henry Miller,
to supersede DR.. Il. &. Cabell, Frank
lin StearnS, and Peter W. Grubbs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-22

THE CEILULOID EYEGLASSES are the lightcst,
handsOmest. and most durable made. Get pair.
For sale by al leading jewellers and opticians
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YACHTS.

DOR SALE CHEAP, SEVERAL FINE
Il STEAM-i ACnTS. suitable for pleasure on
business. nearly new: f1st ana 'caworthy VIII
warrant 10 discount all Others In TINS line of boat
Of which ! make q marked specially. Build the
BEST ROW-BOAp in the world.
BENNETT DODBlSS.
ap 22.col2w ErIe. IA.
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MANY LADIES will be disappointed IN not Sc
curing q real bargain In Black Sins If they fail to
cau during Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday, or
Thursday.
At the figures quoted in our new advertisement
IL pays you to buy dress for next fall.
TOURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE & co.
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SEELEY's HARD-RUBBER TRUssEs

The largest assortment in the State. ALL
TRUsSNs that / sell are adjusted 70 the person
BY experienced hands, and satisfaction In every
ease guaranteed. +. ROBERTS BAKER,
9I9 cas-; Main street, Richmond, Va,
Agent for !. y. seeley & Co., manufacturers.
ap S-c0dtAp2S
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HOTELS AND BotRDING-uoIS SEs.
-
HOTEL COMFORT,
IL QUEEN STREET. HAMPTON, Va.

This elegant and ncwly-tgrui.hcf hotel = now
optu Tor the reception Of guest. rtls hoeci. bsN-
iug bc,n ~ 4 ~ with u1e stCl'ssi sf'elu - -
m modern recurrence Il he travelling pulc,
supplies = wan i1ug eNpcf encct %, tiose VI I'm;
ntmpt0n in quest II comfort, economy. HfinN,
wvll-prs pared food, eicanliuess, rnd plhteuepa.
Nc'i- at al hours IA re>t4urant. special tIlni
for families.
Large N,uaple-rOom, Tor commrfciais, whe-o ra-
a. ner lav b. BARNARD, Proprietor.
mh I.d.,m Late Nsnager Of Bon-Air Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-22

We have just received an invoice OF
some ~ the finest Teas we have seen since
the war w. ID. BIAIR a. Co.,
100 east Main.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-22
WARN SULPHUR SPRINGS,
~ ENTW COCSTi. VA.
ARE NOM OPEN

NE finest warm sulphur bath in the world.
Pamphlets % be- had of fufc,ll. Ladd * TO-. or Of
%. prop ieL0r. Se.d postl'.
AN ls.3m JOHN l.. fTENNk.