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The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1883-09-27


trouble was the result of poisoning
from wearing green-lined gum boots,
developing carries of the bone, great
supuration and general ldisorganlzation.
The s.invited guests from Boze
man who attended the last spike cele-
blation have presented Ed Stone Of
Helena with $50 fishing pole and an
address of thanks for his courtesy
while they were the guests of the
Northern Pacific.
It is somewhat doubtful if G. A.
McArthur' second trial for the killing
of jim Russell will come on at the
| session of court soon to convene at
Billings. An effort is being made to
vacate the order changing the venue
from Miles City, and if successful the
case will not come up until spring.
An eastern paper says that q cable
dispatch brings the following bit OF
news from Amstel dam: 1.-The diploma
of honor of the highest award for the
best collection of mining specimens
has been given by the Amsterdam ex
hibition to the proprietor of the Zee
handelar specimens, which comprise
400 different minerals, from the mines
of Montana, Utah, and Idaho.
A new gold quartz mill is attracting
much attention in Nevada. tits called
the Cannon Ball, and is simply an inn
proved arastra, but it is said to give
entire satisfaction. With from two
to three horse power it will reduce
from six to eight tons day. Only
one man is required to operate it.
The cost of the mill of the largest size
is $500.
From Friday at o'clock ulnti Tues
day noon over 300 cars of cattle went
through Glendive for the eastern
market. The cattle were splendid
specimens and would make the eyes
of any prospective cattle raiser beam
of anticipated wealth. They would
average 1850 pounds each. which at
FIVE cents per pound would be $3.50
each. The total cost of raising them
on bunch grass is only 81 each. Quite
a nice business.-Times.
F. B. Kennard. Of Billings, has in
his possession a large pocket book
which was picked up about twenty
miles this side of Bozeman. It con-
tains a number of documents. one Of
them evidently diploma from some
Swedish college, and some visiting
cards engraved with the name '.Wald
Lindgren, NJ. E.' From the papers
contained in 1t, the pocket book is be-
lieved to be the property Of some
member of the Northern Pacific
Transcontinental survey.-Herald.
The ceremonies attendant upon the
breaking OF ground for the Northern
Pacific took place at point in the
woods about twenty -four miles west
OF Duluth, in February, 1870. The
was so cold that a fire Of logs
was made to thaw the ground. About
fifty persons assembled to witness the
event. Colonel Culver
welded a pick and shovel, and filed a
with earth, and Col. J.
3. Hayes. Of Superior, whee led and
dumped the dirt. Then there followed
,he customary season of speech-mak-
ng.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-02

Armstead cambridge, aged ninety years
Oldest colored female inferred. Miliy Ce-
phas, aged nincty-one years. Total inter-
ments for year ending December 80, 1882,
041.
HEBREW CEMETERY.-The Hebrew ceme-
terry Is under the control OF q Joint COM
mittee OF the Hebrew congregations Beth
Ahaba ar 18th Shalomc. VI. Millhiser Is
president OF the Board Of Managers, DIR.
II. II. Levy secretary. and NJ. L. straus
treasurer. During the year there have
been 81 interments-11 adults and IL chill.
dren. In the past year the managers have
purchased from the city an additional
piece OF ground on the north side OF the
cemetery, the enclosure Of which win com.
pletc ITS rectangular form. Under the care
Of the superintendent, Captain William
j. Epps, the ground is kept in beautiful
order.
CATHOLIC CENETERY.-John McGreary.
Keeper Situated on the MechanicsviIe
turnpike about one mile from the city.
Burials, S5--adults, 81; children. "a.
ST. MARY's CEMETERY lGERNAN).-E X.
Angst, Sexton.-Burials during the year
Adults, IA; infants, 20-total, "a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-02
CORONER.s WORK FOR 1882.

The whole number OF examinations
made was 152. or these were fetuses,
which are excluded from the following
summary:
White: Males, 10; females, IL. Colored /:
Males. 81; females, IS. In addition there
were males and female OF undetermna-
BILE color, and / newborn infant whose
sex and color neither could De determined.
The age OF persons examined ranged from
0 to so years. The apparent causes Of death
were as follows: Accidental drowning,
10; inianticlde, ~ q white, ii colored);
killing by railroad cars, 81; suicide, 4;
homicide, 81; falling into well, (; falling
OF wall, 1; accidental burning, 1 acct
dental strangulation, /; accidental self
shooting, 1-making Al cases OF death by
non-natural causes. There were Il cases
OF death by disease, the nature OF which in
2l cases could not be accurately ascer-
tanned. Twenty-four cases Of still-birth
were investigated. Twcnty-four inquests
were heidi on white persons, 10 on co.
lored, and one on, person whose color
could not be determined. Twenty-Five
poSt-mortem examinations were made.
Sixty-three persons were buried at the ex-
pensc OF the city white and 81 co,ored.
The incidental expenses incurred in re-
moving dead bodies TO the Morgue aud to
their homes amounted TO S2.25.
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BURIALs DURING THE YEAR.

HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY-Jdp,eS OheeGe,
Superintendent. -Burials l5G males, ia
females, II still-born- total, 3f4.
ST. JoHN's CEaETERY.-No interments
In 1882, and only Ia since November l.,
1869.
SHocKoE-TIuL CEMETERY Charles p.
bigger, Superintendent Burials; Adults,
05; children. so; total, l4I.
LAKEWOOD CEMEIERY-W ". a. Dickinson,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Whites - Male
adults, 10; female adults, 90; male chill
drcn. 50; female children, 90; still-born,
%; total white inierlnents, 2G4; decrease
from last year, O.. Oldest white male In
TERED, William McAlister, aged eighty
three years; oldest white female Inferred,
Nancy v. Vest, aged elghty-four years.
CoIofetl--Aiale. adults, rs; female adults.
s5; male children, 81; female children,
10; still-born, 6s; inianiicide, @; total col
ored intermcn.s, 37s; decrease from last
year, H. Oldest colorcd male inferred,
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A Reading PENN telegram of the 30th
says: The pig-iron and furnace-men OF the
Lehigh aud Schuylkill valleys to-day issued
a call for meeting at an early day, to be
held either in Philadelphia or New York,
for the purpose of taking immediate action
on the tarif-commission report. 1t is
thought that if the Ways and Means Com
mittee reduce the duty OH pig-iron 81 atom
every furnace in the two valleys must be
closed or wages suffer sweeping reduc-
hou. Manufacturers OF iron will take no
part in the meeting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-02

JuuScy Beverly II. WEXFORD, Jf. Sfrh,
George w. Carter.
Actions at Law--Numier commenced,
81 number pending. Ia; number decided,
20; number removed 10 other courts, O.
Suits IN Eq,iity-~Sumber commenced,
%; Number pending, 337; number OF iu-
teriocusory DEGREES, IA; number oil iinai
DEGREES, 30; number removed to other
courts, 2.
Prosecutscns-Nu decided, num-
Der pending. none.
DAYS OF session. Fall term, so; winter
term, a; spring term, 4i-total, 1876.
uenrico County Court.
Judge, Edmund waddill, Jr. Clerk,
Samuel Z. Waddill; Deputy Clerk, George
w. Carter.
Number OF days In session, So; number
OF felony cases disposed Of, 81; number oil
misdemcanor cases disposed OF, ~; num-
Der Of misdcmeanor cases pending, ~;
amount OF fines paid into court for the year
ending 3ist August, 1882, S256; amount
Of fines imposed and for which executions
were issued during said year, $l,6S1.oo;
amount OF fines imposed by justices and
paid into court during said year, Sloo;
number of cases disposed OF bv justices
and reported TO court, 104; number oil
liquor-licenses granted since 1st OF April,
retail. 90; bar, 34--total, CO.. amount OF
capitation- and personal-property tax paio
into the clerks Office between the LIST DAY
OF December. 1881, and the lst December,
| 1889, e30S.SS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-02
BY william II. Lyme & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1l13 Main street.


UCTION SALE OF A NEAT AND
IA COMFORTABLY TWO-ST0RY FIR NJ
DWELLING on BRYAN STREET, IN How
ARDs GROvE.-By request OF the owner, we
shall sell by public auction. on The premises on
TUESDAY NEXT, JANUARY z, 1888,
ut a O'Clock +. NJ. the above VERY DESIRABLE
DWELLING. containing three rooms, with kitch-
en- and well OF water on the lot, now occupied ny
Mr. - Woodbridge. In good order ana WIN iot
23xiz0 feet.
The ncarness OF this property to the extensive
workshops of AIessrs. Tanner & Co. and the Cnes.
apeake and Ohio Railway Company renders IL
TERMS: Liberal and announced at sale.
dc 80 w. LYME CO., Auctioneers.
UIGH-CONSTABLE'S SALE OF FUR
NITURE, COOKING AND HEATING
STOVES, SHOWCASES. NEW IRON sAFt.
SCALES, SOAPS, BARRIERS CHAIRS, &C.
will sell ut pnblic auction, on
TUESDAY. JANUARY 2, 1888,
at 10Y o'clock A. NJ. at my office. 1905 cas-.
franklin street. the following PROPERTY, 10
satisfy sundry writs In my hands:
WARDROBEs, CABINETS. BUREAUS,
WASIISTASDS, BEDSTEADs,
CENTRE-TABLES,
CANE and wOOD-SEAT CHAIRS,
CLOCKS. MIRRORS, TRUNKS, TABLES,
PICTURES. CEPBOARD>, SAFES.
COOKING and HEATING-STONES.
IIAT-RACk. 3 BARBER'S CHAIRS.
BARDErl'S RACK. 1 lot PERFUME-BOTTLES,
BARRIE IS SIGN, LARGE rII-CAN,
SHOW. tSFS. GLASS JARS. LAMP-SiiADES'
LAUNIitY an, TOILET SOAPS,
Also, / III 'GE NEW IRON SAFE tcombIna-
TT TRIMS. c.. f.. HoL1INGER.
dc 80 ". c. e. X.
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RINTIIS.
Board OF Supervisors of sacnricO
COUNTY.

William Y. Mordecai (chairman), c. L.
Miller, benjamin s. Baughan.
Number OF meetings during the year, 10
Rate OF county levy, 20 per cent. on State
tax.
County school tax, ) cents on 800.
District School Tax: Varina district,
IL cents on SlG0; Fairfield, same; Brook.
land, cents on 500; Tuckahoe, 10 cents
on $40. Road tax one quarter OF amount
OF state tax.
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DEEDS RECORDED.

Deeds recorded in the clerks office OF
The Chancery Court during the year 1852
January, 1863; February, 1914; March, pa
April, 2o9; May, 2S7; June, 3o5; july
265; August. 1853; September, POI; Octo-
Der, 2si; November, IA; December, 25o-
total, 2,8fC.
Deeds recorded in Henrico county In
1882: January, &c; February, 50; March,
CT; April. 81; May, So; June, &c; July,
10; August, 81; September, SO; October,
Sc; November, "A; December. IS. Total
10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-02
MORTUARY REPORT.

The following mortuary statistics for the
year ending December %, 1882, were COM
piled from the reports OF the Board OF
Health DR.. j. G. Cabcn (ptesidcnt), DIR.
W. II. Taylor, aud DR.. +. ID. Cunning
ham:
Whole number OF deaths, 1,s06-white,
100; colorcd, 1887. In addition 10 the
above no stili-born were reported in the
city; of which 40 were white and ~ were
coiored.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-02

In pursuance Of decree Of the United S-at"s
District Court for the Western district Of Viz
ginia, We will, at o'clock J.. VI. on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 80, 1883.
IT the custom-h9use, IN the city Of Richmond,
Va, sell by public auction the interest OF Samuel
THE HOT SPRINGS
Of Bath county, Va. as follows:
T. SEVEN EIGHTIES or TIE TRACT
KNOWN AS THE HOT SPRINGS, con-
tainingabout 5 50 ACRES.
III. FIVE SIXTHs OF AN ADJOINING TRACT
Of about 400 ACRLS.
III. a TRACT OF ABOUT 90 ACRES, adjoining
". A TRACT OF ABOUT 27G ACRES. also adj
Joining the first tract. ..
The irst Is known as THE HOT SPRINGS"
and was formerly owned by Thomas Goode. The
other tracts have since Leen added % H. and al to-
gethcr constitute the MOST VALUABLE PRO
PERRY IN VIRGINIA..
De sold a whole. and arrangements Will bc made
by which the purchaser may. II he wishes % do 80,
purchase the remaining one eighth 81 ttc irst
tract ana one sixth of The second tract ~ prices
relatively the same ~ those bid Tor the Interest Ot
sad Tardy therein.
TIE curative properties OF the waters Of the Hot
Springs are equal, not superior. u those 81 tie
famous Hot Springs of ARKANSAS. ana their rcpu-
tatiOn rs extensive.
The HOTEL and COTTAGES are in good con-
dition. with a capacity 10 ACCOMMODATE -FOUR
HUNDRED GUESTS.
This property s. situated in the celebrated Warm
springs V,lley. unriyalled for the beauty OF ITS
merable springs of minnie variety Of temperature
and varied medicinal properties. They are HE
only hot springs east OF the Mississippi river, and
mist necessarily be the great resort OF all persons
hying IN the Atlantic Stttes who seek permanent
relief from rheumatism, govt, and scrofnk.
TERMS or SALE: Cash, 10000; credit as TO
the ,idue of one. two, and three years, with In
tefcst from day of sale payable scni-annually, at
per cent? cyidencedby bonds with good personal
security, but the purchaser cam NJ his option pay
the whole OF the purchase-nOney ia cash, or pay
one third in cash, aud relieve himself from the nee
cessily Of giving personal security kr the unpaid
puvchase-inoney hut the title will be retained I'M
I'll the whole purchase money shall be paid.
Arrangements have been made 90 Ill with ice
the capacious ice-houses on the premises. and the
purchaser viii be required 10 pay In cash the se-
tul cost OF procuring supply OF ice for the COM
ing summer; bnt 10 Is not believed that the cost
will exceed two or three hundred dollars.
For further information apply 10 Messrs Ould
4 Darlington, or 10 MesSrs. Johnston, Williams &
Bouiwarc, Richmond, Va.
JAMES ALFRED JONES.
ISAAC DAVENPORT, JR.,
W. T.. SKIS,
Commissioners.
GREBDs & WILLIAMS, Auctloncers.
dc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES %. "a. 4
Ja2 3d. l, 1916 26,27,2e,
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FROM THE JAWS OF
DEATH.
VERDICT OF THOUSANDS.

Mr.. r. W. Trudc, OF Milton, Penn, writes No
vember is, 1882:
Enclosed please find postal order for five dol
lars and twenty five cents for half dozen bottles
Of Hunts Remedy. keep grocery here, and can
sell more of your medicine than any drugstore, as
recommend II to all afflicted with Kidney Dis
ease or Dropsy. tell them that II they have life
enough 10 swallow II I, will raise them from the
dead for a fact for II did raise me from that SUM
boring slcep, and although this was over three
years ago, have had no Kidney trouble since.
Like the woman in Scripture, had recourse to
many physicians aud grew nothing better. but
ever worse. Eut. thanks to Hunts Remedy, am
raised a. one from the dead
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SEINE THREAD.

GENE TH Wee ssfswsss
- would call tic attention a ail ~ =. ,-Ss->
IN need of Seine Thread TO the superior paiitS OF
our goods of this seasons importation. THIS sup
ply BIS received the personal attention 81 orr Sc
nior IN the manufacture ef them during bis recent
warrant our Threads 10 give entire sa,siacton.
Also, comrlete stock of seine Iwincs, Lines,
Yawking, Corks, and Cork-Mood. Lowest prices
guaranteed. Till Netting and Haul-seine Netting
In stock and made 10 order.
l.. LIcBTENsrElN & SONS,
coraer Seventeenth and franklm streets,
Sole Importers OF the celebrated ion brand seine
Thread. aud Importers OF other brands. de "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-02
AUCTION Future Days.
GALE OF a VALUABLE MILL
y PROPERTY.

SALE UT ~ Alst .tDlL .blIi
" PROPERTY.
As surviving partner of tie firm Of Prctiyman &
Co will proceed to sell at public auction, on the
premises. on The
10TH DAY or FEBRUARY, 1883.
at noon, the prop,r ty knownas
BARKDALE MILLS"
situated at Pemb,rton station. on the Richmond
and Allegheny railroad, forty-,lN miles from
Richmond, consisting of u BARk-MlLL. ST.
MAC-MlLL, a GRIsT-NIlLL, SAssAFPAs,-
OIL MILL, aud TWENTY-FIVE HORSE
POWER BOILER and ENGINE. together with
all tie necessary sHAFTING, BELTING, Pull
LEYS. STEAM-PUMPS, PIPING, sc. All the
machinery Is In excellent order. being nearly new,
aud can he seen in daily operation. The buildings
are OF frame, were g. ccied In 1880: ground plan,
3ux23O feet; TWO STORES, afording ample
storage for q large stock.
Lease Of mill site expires February ., 1890
Rent very low, with privilege of removing every
thing ut termination OF lease.
Sale TO be fer cash. subject to lien oil F-,OOO
falling due In fifteen mOnths.
For further information apply TO me.
JOHN Y. PRETTNMAN.
PcmhertOn, Goochland county, Va.
IA . Igwtd-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-02
MARRIAGES.

The clerk Of the Hastings Court OF thc
city Of Richmond issued SOB marriage
licenses during the year 1882, OF which ZIG
were for white couples and 277 for coiored
couplce. az follows:
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BY X. Il. Chaein & Co,
Rea, Estate Auctlopccrs,
No. l north Tenth street.
URuSTFE,S 4

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
l. Lot, WITH THE LARGE BRICK BUILD
lNGS THEREON, AT THE Southeast COR-
NER OF FRANKLIN STREET AND LOCUST
ALLEN, JUST BELOW THE EXCHANGE
HOTEL; TIE LOT FRONTS 80 FEET ON
LOCUST ALLEi. AND RUNS BACH ON LINE
OF FRA<kLlN STREET ABOUT IZo fEET.--
By virtue Of deed OF trust dated February "a,
1873. aud recorded Ia RICHMOND Chiueery Court
in ID. u. 90 D., page 4o7, default having bctn
made In payment OF debt secured. ana al The re-
quest az bceeneiary, will sell Ut public auction,
on The premises, ON
THURSDAY. JANUARY II, 1888,
at l o'clock l.. NJ, the above WELL-LOCATED
PROPERTY. The bniidlngs arr large and sub
staniiai known IA the "SfOl<Es HOTEL" and
are now renting for sum elusl 10 10 per cent. ON
the price they Will probably sell FOR. Aud, besldc,
can be Improved and rendered very valuable FOR
manuIse nEsn~ purrnScS.
TERMS: Accommodating and ann onneed NJ SHE.
JOHN u. CARY, Trustee.
Sale by II. d. CIiAFfIs & Co., Aac.loaeers.
uez1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-02
BY Qaarles & McCnray
BY Qaarles McCurdy,
successors to Robert u. Lyme.
Real Estate Agents, Auc,ioneers, and Broker,
1912 Main street,


VRUSTEE'S SALE OF 4 NICE DE-
4 TAdHED TW0-sTORY FRAME DWELL
ING, No. SIS, WEAR THE SOUTHEAST cor
NER OF SEVENTH AND BAKER STREETS,
At AUCTlON.-In execution Of certain decd OF
trust from Nicholas johnson ard wife. dated 27ul
October. 1873 To she undersigned trustee, and
duly recorded IN The clerks Office Of Richmond
Chanccgy Court. -. II. lO6 A.. puge $50, being re-
0uired - e. 10 by the beneficiary therein men,
lnued, default having been made ~ the payment
Of Ne note secured by sid deed viii offer for
sale at public auction. ON
WEDNESDAY,, JASuARY 10, 1853.
az 4 O'Clock =. NJ. She above. mentioned FRAME
DWELLING. cOni.d2ing four rooms, all IN good
order: city water, &C., on the premises. The LOT
has front ON the cast line of seventh street be-
tween Dnyal and Baker streets. g feet. and runs
back between parallel lines l22 feet 10 alley rs
feet Wide.
TERMS: Cash as 10 the cost aud expenses OF
sale and suftcency 10 pay OF and discharge note
for S4iO with al Interest thereon from 3Uth Oc-
tohcr. 1875, and al cost thereon; and balance
upon terms to be given al time of sale
de- 80 JOSIAH CRUMP, Trustee.
by Gmbbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers.
Eleventh street between Mainland Bank.
nfqbnuut. Np.
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AUCTION sALEs-Thls Day.
by Quaries & McCurdy,
Successors 10 Robert u. Lynch
Anctionecrs and Brokers,
1910 Main street.

1912 Main street.
A UCTION SALE, on ACCOUNT OF
N WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, on 500 EGs
or POWDEH, AT THE POWDER MAGAZINsEE
or PO0RHOUSE HILL, AND NEAR TANNERS
NEW MACHINE SIiOPs--By request OF Cap
tain w. II. AictiuIre. of the schooner Mary r.. Ans
den, we VIII sell ut The place above fnenroncd, on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 2, 1883,
at ~ o'clock NJ
500 kegs BLASTING POWDER, marked y, IF,
FFF,
shipped from New York by II. Herring. and con-
signed TO Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Compa-
ny's wharves. James river. W the Low Moor lrou
Company. The damage 60 this powder Is apps-
rcntly more superficial than real.
TERMS; Cash. QUARLES & McC cfDs,
de 81 Auctlsnccrs.
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THE MOST scErTIcAL CONVINCED.

THE MOST sCEPTICAL CONVINCED.
Thousands feel a trill of Joy whenever they gaze
upon the magical words Hunts Remedy for
1t Is the best kidney and Liver medicine ever
known, and IL recalls 10 memory the blessings IL
has proved to them. IL is positive remedy for
all diseases of tic Kidney, Bladder, and Urinary
Organs. The proprietor's name should be written
in letters OF gold, for few men have done so much
for their suffering fcllow-bcings One trial will
convince the most scepticll, causing them TO pro-
claim to all their friends the many virtues Of this
great medicine. The demand increases n II be-
comes known. and whereit is best Known the sales
are the largest. A. Mrs. Browning says, Great Is
he who uses his greatness for ALL" This Is what
the propretors Of Hunts Remedy do. Their grea,
medicine il for all.-Cof. de 2s-ThiwlSa&i IA
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DRUGS, MEDICINES. &c.

DLAIW5 CHLORAL 'THYMOL PRO
PHYLACTIC ANp DrsINfEcTANT has been
ssed In this city successfully 10 prevent the
spread Of dlphtheria and scarlct-feyer, and also
TO mitigate the severity q those diseases. Its
mode Of use Is simple and the odor agreeable.
For sale by druggists. Price, so cents bottle.
PREPARED only by J.DLAIR, Druggist,
ce2s corner Broad and Ninth streets.
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By Jno. f. Laaghtc n, Jr, Auctioneer,
1906 Main street.
FURNITURE, MIR
IL ROEs. FEATHER REDS. MiSCELLANE-
OUS BOOKS, &C, &C. Al AUCTiON.-M tho
request Of The family. who are removing tiom Tue
city, | win sell at the residence no. 5OS north
Fifth street, between Clay and Leigh streets. on
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 3. 1883,
a, 10X O'Clock. sll Of the HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURF, consisting of
MAHOGANY HAlR-CLOTH PAELOR SUIT;
MkRBJE-TOP PARLOR TABLES.
Q GILT FRAME PIER MIRRORS;
CARPETS, FLOOR olL-CLOTIi:
WALNUT EXTENSlON-TABLE-tw feet
long; -
MAHOGANY BOOKCASE, sIDEBOARD;
2 MAHOGANY ANTIQUE CLAW-FOOr
HAIR and SHUCK-NTATTREsSES
VFATHER-BEDS. BOLSTkRS. aud PILLOWS:
TENDERS WARDRoBEs, BEDSTEADs, bC-
CANE and MAHOGANY CHAIRS;
CROCKERN, GLASSWARE. &C;
COOkING-STONE, &C.
ALSO.
About go volumes Of STANDARD MISCELLA-
JNO. +. LAUGHTON. JR..
ESQ AuciiOncer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-02

Gated states Circuit Court for the
Eastcrn District Of Virginia.
Judge, Hon. IL. l.. Bond. Clerk, M. f..
Peasants.
Criminal cascs--total number OF indict-
usents, 6i7; number found In 1882, 10;
Hutpbcr ended ia 1882, Z.
Common-law cascs--total number, f,43J; ;
number begun In 1882, %; number ended
In 1882, 8.
Chancery cases--iotal number. 33i;
number begun In 1852, s.; number ended
Ia 1882, 10.
Appeals Ia banksuptcy--total number,
1ei; number begun Ia 1882, /; number
ended Ia 1882, 8. ~
Unltea States District Court for the
Eanteru District Of Virginia.
Judge, Hon. Robert w. Hughes. Clerk.
William b. Wall. Courtroom, custom
housc building. Register, Emmett
Crump.
Bankruptcy Cases. Gases filed at Rich
Epnd and Alexandria between June 1,
1851, and September I, 1875:
xnHber Of voluntary casee.
MShsrxed-.... .................'...4,Osx
ssmoscd 10 the Western district. lie
4,252
vtaurtary bsnlrupts not discharged. ........ 14ea
DBmtcv OF involuntary cascss............270
Discharged. ..............l1s
IA1niSscd............... 10
Remcved 20 the Western Dis
frict............s...........
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