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Hastings Court.

Yesterday at IL o'clock Judge Atkins
took his seat on the bench.
The first case that came up was that OF
Samuel Fraser (cOlored). indicted for felony
in breaking into the store Of Mr.. Charles H..
Todd. near the New Market. and stealing
therefrom certain articles in the shape Of
lard, butter, and cheese. The jury was
sworn, the evidence heard, and the case ar
gued: after which the jury retired and
brought in a verdict OF guilty, ascertaining
the term Of confinement in the penitentiary
at two years.
Mr.. Witt, Commonwealth attorney, said
i'm the course Of this trial that defendant
was one OF gang OF thieves and house
breakers that had for long time infested
the neighborhood of the New Market; that
he had sent two of them recently TO the
State prison, and that he hoped this last
one would follow bis associates in crime.
A motion for a new trial was made by the
accused. and continued till to-day.
The next ease was that Of Martha Bar
low, charged with stealing one lot OF cloth
ing valued ut over $50. Convicted OF petl'
larceny. She was sentenced to sixty days
| in Jail.
Henry Scruggs, charged with breaking
| into the siorehouse of John j. Wilson witt
intent to commit larceny, was tried and ac
quilted.
! Layinia Davis (colored). charged with fe
onious assault. was sentenced to one day
i'm Jail and fined one cent. Laylnia wa
very penitent, and seemed to be Thankful
that she got off so lightly.
The court then adjourned until Ii O'CLOCK
to-day.
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GO AHEAD.
New Engiue-House and Polfce-sta.
tion-Onward and Upward
the wafehword.

The spirit Of progress Is upon the peo.
pie, and the signs OF the times indicate
rapid advancement In the march OF mate
rial prosperity. Let this be so, and rich re-
suits will as surely follow rs two and two
make four. IL does not make any differ
ence how much rivalry exists among pub
lic-spirited citizens, or how much emula-
ton in the good cause may obtain with the
various Council committees. il will all re-
dound TO the best interests OF the people.
Yesterday there was a joint meeting OF
the subcommittee from the Committees
on Grounds and Buildings and Finance
and the Board OF Police Commissioners 10
consider plans submitted by City Engineer
Cutshaw for engine-house and police
station In place OF the old one at the cor
ner OF Brook avenue and Marshall street.
The COMMITTEES was very much pleased
with the plans, and unanimously agreed to
report the same for adoption.
The proposed building will be two stories
high with pressed-brick front, and with
granite betting and galvanized iron trim
mings, heavy ornamental cornice, hexago-
nal fronts on Brook avenue and Marshall
street.
The ground floor will be devoted eXclu-
tlNtil W tuc II tN bt p1iahiNh'' "hN 81 -
ranged that the apparatus can come IN
from the rear and take its position in the
house, with the horses arranged fronting
the apparatus so that they can be hitched
up in the shortest possible time.
The main door will front the angle OF the
avenue and Marshall street, enabling the
apparatus TO pass from the house into the
avenue or any Of the cross streets.
Adjoining the engine-ro0m proper Will
be bedroom for the station-men, which
will be comfortably fitted-up and so ar
ranged that il will be accessible to the ap-
paratus and streets.
The second story will be occupied by the
Police Department. There will be large
and commodious assembly-room for the
force. Adjoining it will be a room for con-
sultation and private business; another
small room will be used as cloak-room d!
the members OF the force. The cells vii
he built in such manner as to leave al
open space or passage-way entirely around
them. On the Marshall-street front viii b,
a neat iron yeranda.
On thetop Of the building will be hand
some belfry, so arranged that the alarms o.
| fire can be rung from the assembly-room
1t will be 4 handsome structure when com
pleted, and an ornament to that part OF th'
city: and, in conjunction with the pro
posed new City Hail, the intended uptown
hotel, and the Union depot, to say nothlnI
of the introduction OF cheap gas and elec
trio lights, will make Richmond just wha
a city Of its worth should be.
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Rriefs and Personals.

Mr.. James A. Gentry has returned TO tht
city from brief visit TO Washington city
Early risers In the morning enjoy rich
sight in gazing at the beauties OF the planet
Venus. Any clear morning II can be seen
about 5 O'Clock.
Mr.. William Bernard, prominent af-
torney at law from Gordonsville. Is In the
city.
Myers Brothers a Co., the tobaeco-manu-
iacturers Of Lyncbburg, whose large fac
tory was destroyed by fire on the night OF
February 18th, have removed their b,isi-
ness TO tins city.
The annual meeting Of the virginia Press
Association Will be held at their rooms on
Thursday at IL NJ. To-day there will be q
meeting Of the Executive Committee at
1890 r. ".
The police will report you II you do not
get cut your license for yosu dog, dray,
and goat Attend to this.
President Jewett, Of the Erie nilroad,
was expected In the city last night, In CON-
pany with Messrs. Dinsmore and Hoyt, OF
Adams Express Company. Their visit will
be extended as far South as Louisiana. and
besides they win take run over the Nash
vile and Louisville railroad. They travel
in private car.
Two negro women were at the Byrd
Street depot yesterday evening trying to
beg their way TO Petersburg. They had
come over on the excursion train and were
without money.
Mr.. G. u. Hawes drew the silver prize
at IIarrold's.
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Anatrymaid.s Disaster.

Among the brilliant coterie of beauties
that surrounded the Prince OF Wales ut
Rriohton in the early part OF the present
century was Lady Haggerstone, whose
charms had at first sight attracted the ad-
miration OF the amorOus Florzel. But not
content with the general admiration which
his Royal Highness was disposed 10 grant
90 all pretty women, her ladyship
was ambitious TO completely capti-
v,te the heart OF the heir ap-
narent. Accordingly .ffte chdmpttre
was announced TO come OF at her pretty
little villa near the Spa, and her ladysbip
vyos determined to charm the Prince by
assuming a rustic dress that would have
sot;sfied the taste OF q Watteau. At her
residence she had a miniature farm-yard
and three pretty little Alderneys. When
the Prince with his friends and attendants
had arrived the fair hostess came
forward from a side wicket, dressed
a. milkmaid, for the purpose OF
mol,ino syllabub for the Prince.
She had a silver pail in one hand and
an ornamental stool in the other. Thus
enuipped she tripped along, with ribbons
dy;no from her dainty little milking-hat,
that hung on one side OF her graceful head.
and the smallest little apron tied below her
lace stomacher, till sue came opposite his
Royal Highness, to whom she dropped q
carefuly-studied, bewitching rustic curtsy.
Then passing lightly over the beautifully
matted straw. her tueked-up gown show
mo her neat ankle as well as her colored
stockings, she placed her stool and pail
conveniently for use. Leaning against the
aank al one OF the crossest-looking OF the
Alderneys, she was aboutto begin her pret..
tv task but not relishing this new and
strange companion, the animal at once COM
menced kicking out, upsetting stool, pall,
and miIkmaid. and then trotlng coolly
away. Lady IIaggerstone rose, covered
with confusion. and beat hasty retreat
INTO her little dairy, whence she did moi
emerge aae again that day.-London Society.
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CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL SOuETY.-Las'
night this Society met at Cathedral Hall,
and the annual election of officers resulted
as follows: President, John NJ. Higgins
Vice-Presldent, w. j. Datfron; Recording
Secretary, Joseph w. Laube; Treasurer,
Daniel Hannigan; Chaplain, Rev. Father
Van De Vyyer. Trustees: William Ran
kin, James Golden, and Patrick Fennes
sey.
The Society, by resolution, agreed TO as
semble at Cathedral Hall on the 18th o
March, st. Patrick's day, and march to st
Peters, Cathedral, where a panegyric vii
| be delivered by Rev. DIR. O'Connell.
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MATCH CANE OF BnLIARDs.-Last night
a match game OF billiards was played at
James Ferriter's, place, and the affair at
tracted considerable interest among the
various supporters OF the contestants.
MR. James Ferriter and John Burk
cantested the championship with Messrs.
William Longan and Patrick Rafter. After
an exciting and prolonged game. In which
the parties were tied of several times,
Wessrs. Longan and Rafter were declared
yietors. having made several beautiiulr runs
The game will be fought over at an early
day.
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FrSrRAI. OF Mrs. SAMANNI.-The iune-
raj services OF the late Mrs. Thomas ST.
manni toek place yesterday morning at 10
o,cIock at II. Peters Cathedral, and were
attended by large gathering OF the rela-
tives and friends of the deceased. inciu-
ding the little orphans OF st. Joseph's Asy-
lnm, sisters OF Charity, and Little Sisters
~ the Poor. Rev. Father Hanley celebra-
ted high requiem mass, and Right Rev.
Risbop Keane read the prayers for the
dead The Cathedral choir sang the Gre
gori,n mass. the beautiful hymn g Veni
'JsS,r0 being rendered at the Ofertory.
There was no funeral discourse, 1t having
been the expressed wish OF the deceased
hat no words should be uttered over her
remains other than those provided by the
Church OF which she had been lifelong
member. The Bishop. however, did say Il
few touching words in holding up the
Christian life Of the deceased as bright
examnle for those who were left behind.
AZ the conclusion OF the services the re-
mains were taken to the shockoe-Iiill GENE
tery where they were inferred In the family
section. Rev. Father Hanley officiating AT
the grave, which was literally covered with
floral offerings OF most tasteful designs
tributes from those who knew and loved
the deceased in lie.
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MoRTuARY REPORT FOR THE WEEK END
ING MARCH 3, 1SS3.-CduSes OF Death
Rrieht's disease, colored; bronchitis,
colored; burns, colored; cholera-infan-
tum. colored; clrrhosis, | white; con-
eestion of lungs, white; consumption, 2
white. 6 colored convulsions Qnfantile), 3
colored: debility, 1 white; heart-disease, =
white: hemorrhage from lungs, i color
ed infantile lockjaw. white. eoiored;
Inflammation Of bowels, l colored; liver
disease. | white; meningitis, : white, /
colored; old age, l colored; paralysis,
colored; pneumonia, 2colored; premature
birth, | colored; rheumatism, j colored I;
surgical operation. colored; unknown, l
coIored. Whole number Of deaths in the
CITY. exclusive OF still-births, 36-white,
II: colored. y. Locality: City at large, |;
Marshall Ward, 8 Jefferson Ward. Z;
Madison Ward. 1; Monroe Ward, o; Clay
Ward. 8; Jackson Ward, I; almshouse, 2.
Rate OF mortality of whole population,
was a7.52 per 1000 per annum; rate Of
mortality OF white population was lf.3o
npr l. 900 per annum; rate OF mortality OF
colored population was 46.42 per 1000 PEI
annum. .,,.n
Whole number OF deaths for the month
q, February, Ias- white, 45; colored, S3'
J. e.. CABELL, NJ. d.,
President Board OF Health.
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DEMovED EVERY SYMPTOM.
December 30, 1881.

-, December 30, 1881.
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I have delayed thus long in writing because
wanted 10 make assurance doubly sure" In the
trial Of 5. = s. In my own case, and am most hap
DIV 70 report that II has entirely eradicated every
symptom Of the disease from my system. Had l
followed the advice OF Tom swift In years gone by
A. would have saved me ten years of intense suffer-
,ng have not felt the least return Of tie disease
and can fully and truly recommend S. :. :. to all
suffering from the scourge, and especially to the
physjcians In Macon who knew my condition
and when can positively assure them that u has
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tenn Il ought TO convince even them OF it's infali-
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backs Let me assure yoH Of my gratitude, and
believe me ever, Yours truly, II. &. 81.
About four or FIVE weeks ago was afflicted with
n very aggravated type Of Blood Diseas-. CON-
rnenced using :. $ s., and after taking the first
bottle felt so much relieved that ! bought hve
more, and am glad TO say, after using four OF
them. that am entirely cured, previously having
teen under medical advice for several months
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Ga $1,000 RBWARD etU be paid to anS
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Price OF small AEe,.. w
Large 80
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wounds that Schultz had stumbled on TO
the bear and received his death-wound be-
Tore he could make an effort to defend him
sch: Ills gun was in his right hand, as II
trailing 1t. The bear, surprised, had struck
nm on The left shoulder, tearing away
cloth aud flesh, and then bit him through
the heart, as he had Wilson, the two
wounds being almost identical.
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TUE WEATHER YESTERDAY was snowy
sleety, and cold in the morning; cloudy
and warm in the evening.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: A. NJ, 30
o A. NJ, "a; noon. 81; Z. NJ, Al; 6 T.
NJ. As; midnight, 46.
Mean temperature. 80 1-G.
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DECIDED IN FAVOR oP THE CTTY.-Yes-
terday in The Circuit Court-Judge Well
ford presiding-the cases OF L. w. Wood.
ii. Bloomberg, and l.. Broom, plaintiffs in
IL suit against the city, were heard. The
plaintiffs claimed damages in the sum OF
300 each, resulting from overflow
caused by defective eulyert. Last No
yember twelve months ago the culvert
between Seventh and Eighth streets failed
to answer the purposes for which il was
intended, and besides causing the city a
great outlay of money in repairing the
need Of proper drainage, inconvenienced
many citizens who lived close to the cul-
vert, and among them the gentlemen
named as plaintiffs in the suit mentioned
above. A special jury from Chesterfield
county was impanelled, and after hearing
the case Yesterday they brought in yer-
diet in favor OF the city.
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MoRToy's MINsTIELs.-The celebrated
Rio Fonr Ministries will be at the Theatre
,o+n;abt The funny antics OF these min
strels their original and comicaI sayings,
and the good music, both vocal and in
strumental. always draws q good house,
and tonight will be no exception. The
present company is said to be equal to any
on the road.
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Rrv,y,I SERyIcEs.-Tbe revival services
at Broad-Strect church were wen attended
last night, Notwithstanding the inclement
weather, and the interest was decided.
There was one conversion ana much serious
attention. Rev. J.. A. Peterson made au
earnest and ehectual talk. Rev. A. c.
Bledsoe, the pastor, will be able to preach
to-niQht
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POLICE ARREsT.-Last night G. o. Ball,
Marcus McCann, and Bryan O'Donnell
were arrested and taken TO the Second po-
lice station-housc for violating the peace in
attempting to have free fight.
At the Second police station about fifty
parties were reported for keeping dogs
&c, without license.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAYyCFor the Mid.
die Atlantic States, rainy followed by clear
ing weather, warm southwest veering tc
colder northwest winds. and falling fol-
lowed by rising barometer.
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SAVE MONEY by having v0ur printing done al
the DISPATCH PRINTING-HcUsE. Good work
low prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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DURKEE's SALAD DRESSING, a ready mSde
rich and delicious dressing for all salads of meat,
fish. or vegetables. Cheaper and infinitely better
than homemade. No sauce equal 70 IL.
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How can husband be contented whose break
fast + not well cooked? Ria the brcakiast-tablc
of growls and dyspepsia by using iECKER
sELF-RAIsING BUCKwIIEAT, which always sati--
lies every one.
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CKLLULoID EYE-GLAss frames representing tho
choicest selections Of tortoisc-she and amber are
fast becoming the most popular. For sale BY all
leading jewellers aud opticians.
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SOLOMON HIMSELF WOULD BE PUZZLED
II called upon To decide which l. the more "xqu
site-the Violet, Wcst-End Bouquet, or stephan'
lis Of J. F.. ATKINSON. London.
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SKINNY MEN" Wellss Health Remover" re-
store health and yigor, cures Dyspepsia Inpo-
fence. 81.
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AUCTION SALES THISDAY.

lst Of January and last of June the taxes for the
present year have tO be paid by the purchaser on
all sales made between the LIST Of July and has. .Ol
the year the taxes have ~ be paid by the seller.
This custom was adopted about fifteen years age
by all the real estate agents IN Richmond, and ap-
plies to RIchmondand vicinitS.I
j. THOMPSON BROWN, AZ Il. NJ. three framed
houses. Kitchens fencing, old brick, &c, on
Tgenty-hfih street, corner Of Leigh, 10 be re-
moved.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, horses, mules
and vehicles.
DODGE & MONTGOMERY, ii A. W., glassware
crockery, SC.
A, 8 FMMONS. 3 r. NJ. four old frame building
at Chesapeake and OHIO d"pOt.
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For THICK HEADS, heavy stomaehs, biliousness
Weiss May-Appie Pills,n cathar,ic, 10 and 25c.
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LOST sTRAYEp. AND rOUND.

StTRAYED FROM MY HOUSE TUES
SDAY NIGHT. A Brown NASNh 'VAa' ssa
,hr ro,srJ viii be paid IL returned 70 4u2 east
Leigh Il rect. -
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SUPREME CouRT.-McDaniel rs. The Com
monwealth. Argued by William b. Tins
lev for plaintiff in error and Attorney
General for the Commonwealth, and sub
mitted.
Woodson's executor Us. Leyborn and
ais. Dismissed for failure TO print.
Thon Us. The Commonwealth. Motion
TO correct taxation OF costs submitted.
William B. Tinsley, W. b. Barton, ana
William III. Stewart Here allowed TO prac-
tice as counsel IN this court.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.

Rad Rreath Pain IN the Side. sometimes The pain
A. zen under Tie Shouids r~hladc. mistaken for
Rhenmaiism Feueral loss ot appetite: Bowels gen
head j. troubled with pain, Il dull and heavy, with
rcnsiderahle loss Of memory, accompanied with n
painful sensation Of leaving undonc something
and nuShcd face Is somctimcs an attendant, often
m, sfaken for consumption; the patient complaints
81, 81 eet eald or burning. sometimes a pricsIy
senSafiOn of the skin exists, spirits are low and
deSrsnden,, and, although satisfied that exercise
~ronld he bencfcisl, yet one can hardly summon
nm iude 10 try itia fact distrasts every REM
sNx several of the above symptoms attend the
siscs~e. but cascs have occurred when but few. Of
teem existed, yet examination after death has
shown the LiyER % have been eStensss-y de-
ranged.
1T SHOULD RE UsEDBY ALL PERSONS, OLD
AND YOUNG. WHENEVER ANY OF THE
ABOVE SYMPTOMS APPEAR.
pc-Sons travelling or living ia unhealthy locali-
t,ss bv taking do~ occasionally TO keep the Liver
a, hcshy SctOn will avoid all Malaria. Bilious at
49, D14ineSs. Nausea. Drowsiness. Depression
~ Snrits, sc. II will inyigordte like glass OF
S.ini nrT Is NO INrOXICATiNG BEVERAGE.
II YOU have eaten anything hatd.of digestion, or
fes heavy after meals, or sleepies Al h'gh' 'HAe
dose and YOU will be relieved.
TIME AND DOCTORS BILLS WILL BIZ SAVED
BY ALWAYS KEEPING THE REGULA-
TOR IN THE HOUSE,
tor whatever the ailment may DC. thoroughly
Saf, PIEcATIVE. ALTERATiNE, AND TONIC cru
never hs out of place The RENE fv Is HARMLESS,
.~n pors MOI INTERFERE WITH BUSINESS OR
PLEASURE.
IT Is PURELY VEGETABLE,
and has an the power and efficacy Of Caiomel or
Oulnine, without any Of the injurious aiter eNeetS
A GOVERNORS TESTIMONY.
Simmons Liver Regulator has been in use in my
family for some time. and am satshed III Is Nai-
pable addition 10 the medical science.
j. GIL SHORT Err. Governor of Alahama-
Hon. Alexander II. stevens, Of Georgia, says
Have derived some benefit IRON the use OF sim
mons Liver Regulator and wish 20 give 1t iur'
ther trial
THE ONLY Thing THAT NEvEE FAILS TO
RFIIFVE~-I have used many remedies for Dys-
r,erssia. Liver Affection, and Debility. but never
have found ANYTHING 20 benefit me 10 the extent
simmons Liver Regulator has. sent IRON MN
uesota 70 Georgia for o., and would send iurthei
for such a medicine. md would advise all who
an similarly affected 10 give 1t trial, as II seems
the only thing that never fails 10 relieve.
l.. VI. JANNEY, Minneapolis, Mimi.
DrT W. Mason says: From actual experience
IN the use of simmons Liver Regulator IN my
practice have been and am satisfied 20 use anC
preecrlbe IL Is a pnrgatiye medicine.
ss~ Take only the GENUINE, which always ha
on the wrapper the RED TRADEMARK and SIG
NATURE j. ZEILIN & co.
FOR SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS.
s. oa-W&FIy
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POLICE CouRr.-The following cases
were disposed Of Yesterday
William Martin, drunk. Fined y.
Rufus Oliver lcolored), drunk ana dlsor-
derly. Fined s..
William Nelson. charged with being a
common vagraut. Discharged.
William Hill (colored), charged with
being drunk and disorderly and resisting
the police. Fined $40.
George W. Browder, drunk ana dlsor-
derlv on the streets. Fined -.
George W. BroWder, charged with con-
tempt OF court. Fined -.
Lizzie Gray (colored), charged with as
sault and battery. Jailed for six months
in default Of surety.
Augusta Price (colored), charged with
stealing one dress OF the value OF 81 MOI
guilty. o,,,n
Ann Brice and Eva King Doth coloredl
charged with assault and battery. DIS
John Robinson tcolored). Charged with
assaulting aud beating Martha Menson.
Continued till to-day-committed in de-
fault Of bail.
DE. Craddock. charged with assauiting
and beating NJ. T. Phillips with hammer.
Guilty of assault and battery; sentenced
to nav fine of $40 and costs, and To con-
finement in iail for ten days. new trial
granted. continued till to-day, and bailed
for his appearance.
A large number OF persons were nned
Yesterday morning for failing to pay their
license-taX on wagons, carts, ana drays.
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FOR RENT

ToR RENT, BRICK DWELLING a.
/ with nine or ten rooms, aud Kitchen wan -
TWO rcoms, No. IL Fourth street, between Ml,n
and Franklin street.. This honss hl. Ossh "s"y a. 4,
papc'eLh palpt'',,sh re,, g. = yASHON x son,
"o' III -, No. Teuth street.
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8ittmond 1ispatth.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH Z. 1883.

ss~THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cRCU-
LArIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.