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They were Immediately sent away, . sssm
shanty burnt, and other precautIons. ''"
TO eradicate every source OF contag'oa. .ho
The commissioners appointed 10 hA s :
value of land In York county used Dy .nu
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad ConlpInSs
met here to-day to assess the land on WHICH
the depot buildings stand, and wnicn com-
prlses portion OF the Aspnwali proper,. ,,c
Twenty dollars per acre was the sa .,'o
agreed upon, but in consideration o. ,no
improvements made and general enhance
ment OF the value Of the adjoining pr.
perty, some Of the commissioners were io'
giving only siO per acre.
A prominent Republican OF YORK county
saws that a convention will be held in ork-
town some time in April 10 nominate
county officers. and that the party intenos
to act Independent OF the Coalitionis.S, anu
will not submit TO any attempt to be posscu
by them. In fact, there are only ABOUT
twenty-five white Coalltionists in Inc conn-
ty: but Il il known that some leading he,
publicans do not favor convention, anu
win run independent candidates.
II Is in contemplation TO use electricity
for lighting the lunatic asylum instead Oh
gas, as al present.
The cool weather has put veto on iarm-
ing operations. The wheat Is looking only
tolerabIe. W.
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A PREoEpEXT.-The Baltimore Sun OF
Yesterday furnishes the following prcce-
dent, which proves all that we have said
elsewhere 10 to-day's Dispatch on the same
point:
His resignation as congressman viii
necessitate new election In his district,
though that fact win not invalidate Judge
O'Ferralps claim TO his seat If the Forty
eighth Congress decides his claim to he
good. The notorious Mackey Us. DiDDie
contest in the Forty-seyenth Congress
furnishes the most recent parallel. In
this instance Nj. =. O'Connor held the
certificate OF election to represent the
Second congressional district OF South
Caroline. Il. w. NJ. Mackcy, RepuDii-
can. contested his seat. OConnor died IN
April, 1881, and the Governor OF South
Carolina, assuming his seat to be vacant,
ordered 4 new election, which resulted ID
The election OF Dibble. Dibble received a
certificate OF election, and was seated in the
Forty-seyenth Congress, but after strug-
Gle lasting over eight days, which Is not
vet forgotten, he was unseated and Mackey
was put Ia his place. Whoever, therefore.
succeeds Mr.. Paul will inherit his contest
with Judge 0'Ferrall."
We don't think Mr.. PAUL's resignation
"necessitates o new election; for Cover
nor CAMERON might decide 10 await the
action OF the House Of Representatives on
the case. But we do think that Mr.. PAULs
resignation will result in new election.
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Political Points.

The Louisville COuier-JOundl, discuss.
ing the "issue for 'S4," says: "ThC
issue is, shall the Government or the cor.
poration get the taxes levied upon the PEG.
pie! Shall forty-seven millions Of free men
pay tribute to three millions OF protected
monopolists! Shall we shut ourselves out
from the markets OF the world upon Il mis-.
taken theory OF economy in order that q
few may grow enormously rich at the eX.
pense OF many who have grown enormous.
ly poor!"
Says the Albany Journal: President
Arthur advised Congress in his recent
able and statesmanlike message to make
sweeping reductions in the tarif.tax levy.
One house has perfected bill which is in
no sense sweeping in its changes-a bill
which, in fact, could scarcely make fewer
reductions and be called a reform bill, vet
which revenue-reformers are willing to ac-
cept on the principle OF a quarter-loai
being preferable to no bread at all. The
other house, controlled by a majority OF
the Presidents own party, not only OPP
poses even this mild and timid bill, but
goes to unheard-of lengths in parliament
airy iugglery to kill it. That is the answer
OF Republican Congress to the advice OF
a Republican President-to the demand OF
a Republican people.
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FLUVANNA.
CoURT-DAY AND POLITICS.
FLUvANNA COURTHOUSE, :
February 26, 1883.

FLUyANNA COURTHOUSE,
February 26, 1888.
To the Editor of the Dispatch:
Being County. Court day and not q very
busy season with the farmer. there was
good turnout OF the sovereisns OF Fluvan'
mn to-day. There seemed but little Tor lti'
dicial consideration, and about O'CLOCK
the courthouse was surrendered 10 tue 90
alitionists, who, in pursuance OF puDic
notice OF long standing. held a meet ing ana
appointed precinct meetings Tor the seiec-
ton OF delegates to convention 10 meet
here the second Saturday in March to noml-
nate ga full ticket for the spring election"
A number. OF whites were present. who
steadfastly adhered TO the Malone party up
10 the endorsement of Arthurism, but who
have now permanently resumed the posi-
tions which they left for the purpose OF re-
adjusting only.
also noticed number Of highly-respect-
ed citizens who had acquired such an inl-
petus in their pursuit OF rtadjustment that
they have not been able to check up grace
fully on the contamination OF their ayowed
party purposes, and whose return TO our
ranks will be when "self-mettle tires" in
the effort to maintain party on dead IS
sues.
II ia said that three Of our young lawyers
are more than willing to serve as attorneys
for the Commonwealth, but having been
uniformly good band-shakers, and having
ever eyinced q profound concern for the
health of our families, not the slightest
shadow rests on the sincerity OF their cor
dialitv.
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Democratic claimants OF the SEINE seat
This would be as unfortunate for the new
claimant az for Mr.. O'FERRArL. Another
thing worthy OF being taken into considc-
ration Is that IL Mr.. O'FERRALL should be
returned as chosen at the special election.
this fact would end the contest before the
House Of Representatives. lie would have
an uncIouded title; and there would be no
question for the House Of Representatives
TO investigate. We take 1t for granted,
therefore, that as duty 10 the district and
protection 10 himself Mr.. O'FERRALL will
announce his candidacy as soon as possible
after Governor CAMERON shall have ordered
a SPECIAL election.
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spECrAL NOTICES.
- POURING IN GOODS FOR SPRING
AND SUMMER WEAR.

MINIS YELLING in all colors At 2sc. yard
20, w %Eini, oCSxsnMrREsa at 4sc. worth 90cs;
pptAANK CAsiiMERE at SIC: worth Soc. at o ','
DhN worth 75c., at Use. worth 81; Also hnersradeS
saas.I}} g a enfs sPPiN-uMBRELLAs-'be largest
stock ever brought to this city. Our prices "'e
,.,rthheolW Sess LINEN, full ~ yards wide at
1 hss, w SSc TgoWEL ever offered in this clty
The cheapest 5oc, ToM W. lob ~ Io t Of HaNDKER-
opeSyans,ii 81, nc for men, women. and children;
TT. Xxx SILK at 90c. worth sl.25, at II worm
sl;ape,, az y P,ins T and PocKET-BooKs Of
XIII LIVES, Ave hooks, Foster lacings at Toc'
,PPE s,r, w ID,N!plff ikWeEAR very cheap See our
special Bargains STEsSY'c s iif and CROCHET
oiyILTs at astonislinely low prices; THINGS
EDE'SClHHEsck. WHITE, andFANcf MATTHIAS
~, ve T} G eneiatp' CARPETS. RUGS. DRUGGETs.
oil niSakssocKs, LACE-CURTAINs, and WIN
IACEs of every description: the best-assorted
sioek IL ' RnSIS and INsERTNGs Of our
own importation, and that Is Why We SCH '''e''
crN so fpsW at sK. 81 10. and 12zc. a yard;
DED-TiCK from s|sc. yard up To the Des' n'''''"'
c,r tasiagfu strrRTINGs at s 10 I2k and he:
= iriMvNASTs of UTICA sHEETINGs at very
much less than regular prices: 20, :, coT,r,N a,
Genuine "PIrDE-Of-THE-WESI CO IlyN ~ !,
/ lie. a yard. Remember that we guarantee !"
genuine. ,,,,r,. at etlc Z.
INIjIA I AVIS at Toe. a yard worth BE-:
New STYLES FURNITURE CALiCOEs at lOc.
RENrNSHANTs OF COTTON DIAPER at very low
Trunks, sATCHELs. TRuNK,sTRAPs'
rSHAWL-STRAPs, and SCHOOi. bA1c,
RtITTONS-Ihe largest and hands0msst assgr,.
ment ever brought to this city: also, inli
asSorimcnt of otter MIS-:
Big bargains In TABLE-CLoIHs, NArhiNo'
aud DOILIES; IL, .o-
flor tables), IL yards wide at Zoe
? yard. a., - - =. 49,,
BLANKETS AT prices that VIII pay YOU 10 Aeep
them for another season; "a,
FLANNEL OF all kinds. See our cheap Ell
BROIDERED FLANNEL.
LEVY. DAVIS Il DRAKE,
Successors 10 Levy Brothers,
fe % l0l7 and 1913 Main street.
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~~-~-~>~>->~>~--~~~~~
f7- Il. J. LEVY & CO..
21s EAST BROAD STREET.
ONLY A FEW DAYS LosGE,
ORR NEW STORE IN BEING RAPIDLY
PUSHED FORWARD.
THE GOODS MUST BIZ CLEARED.

100 pairs CENTLEMEN's RANCY-COLORED
HALF-HOsE ut 25e. a pair-forner price 40
and 50c.;
2GS pairs only OF those CHILDREN'S COL
ORED RIBBED HOSE at &c. a pair. We hal
I.OSO pair last week.
5 of those REAL MARSEfILEs QUILTS Al
$3.50; former price So We had so OF these
three weeks ago.
IL only left OF those BRIDAL QUILTS, full sire.
at &C.;
o of those large, heavy, HoSEYCoMB-oUnTs
LANCASTER QUILTS at s1.i5-formcr price
$3.50;
20 Of those heavy WHITE QUILTS at si.25-
former price sI.7j;
27 Of those MARsEILLEs QUILTS at $3.50
former price 50;
OF those lightweight HONEY-COMB QUILTS
at Csc.
The above are all that are left out Of The ten
cases opened only few weeks since.
We have sim grand line ~ TOWELS. COM
menciBg at &c. for q large COTTON TOWEL 30
9Oc. for the prettiest TOWEL ever brought Ia
Richmond. Among our line IS the BOSS HUCK-
ABACK TOWEL. measuring 80 inches long aud
"a broad and finer goods than any Of the same
size, nj 2jc. each. 4 handsome cOLOkED-bOR-
DERED, OPEN WORK, and KNOTT d.
FRINGE TOWEL at 75c.; former price, VI.
We shall offer this week special Inducements 10
close out:
LINEN COLLARS for ladies' and children;
TURKEY-RED DAMASk, WHITE TABLE,
nAMASK:
HAMBURG EDGINGs and TNsERTINGs,
In fact the whole stock must DC closed within
the next ten DAYS. l.. j. LEVY & Co,
2l3 east Broad street.
STORE and FIXTURES FOR RENT. Pos-e,-
sion given March LIST. T.. j. LEVY Co,
&c 20 2l3 eas; Broad street
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BURNETr's COCAINE has received uni
yersal endorsement. No other preparation
possesses sHch remarkable properties for
cmbelNsbing and strengthening the hair
and rendering II dark and glossy. II cures
badness and eradicates dandrufl.
Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are the best.
General G. A. Evans, OF Atlanta, Ga,
uses a walking-stlck made OF limb from
the tree under which Wesley preached his
first sermon In America, in 1856.
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WILLIAMSBURG.

SMALLPOX SCARE IN YORK; THE DISEASE Al
NETWORKS MISREPRESENTATION COM
METEOROLOGICAL ITEMS.
lcorrcspcnde,ee OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
FEBRUARY 81. 1888.
Considerable excitement was raised In
the upper portion Of York county the other
day by report that negro man who had
been put ashore at Biglow's mills had
smallpox. Steps were taken to have the
school-house in which he had taken refuge
burnt, but upon investigation the man was
found 10 have the measles.
A gentleman who arrived from New
ports News on Saturday reports that the
dread disease has oertsinly been there. -Ilo
says that last week two negroes from Bal
timorc were discovered to b. down with Il.
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VOLUNTARY TRIBUTES OF graf
rruDr FOR prSEFITs RECEIVED.


Dear sir,-Pleasc allow me the privilege OF CIV
ing my testimony regarding the wonderful e"ra-
tive properties of your invaluable medicine HUNTS
Remedy. During The past six or seven years nave
been great sufferer from Kidney-Dsease, and du-
ring great part of the time my sufferings have
beeu 40 intense as 10 be lndescribable Only those
who have suffered by this dread disease know Oh
the awful backache, and pains Of all kinds accom-
panied by great weakness and nervous prostra-
tlou. loss of force and ambition, which invariably
attend Il. had all these troubles intensified, and
was in such bad condition that I could not get
M out of my chair except by putting nv hands
on nv knees, and almost rolling out before couid
straiglten up. tried the best doctors and many
kinds of medicine, but all failed TO help me- and
experimented so long endeavoring 20 get cured
that last spring was in very poor shape, and In
seeking for relief my attention was directed ny u
friend 10 the remarkable cures Of kidney-Dscases'
etc., which were being accomplished by HUNTS
Remedy. was induced to try it,an began 10
take Il, aud very soon "limbered up" as IL were !
my severe backache and the intense pains had
suffered so long speedily disappeared, notwith-
standina had been bothered with this complaint
so many years.
When began to take Hunts Remedy was coll
siderably run down In my general health ana sur
fered also from loss of appetite. Ever since have
been taking TIE Remedy. however, my improve
ment has been most marked: my former COM
plants. aches, pains, etc., have disappeared and
now feel like my former sclf-hale, hearty ana
sound In health. / shall always keep Hunts REM
edy with me, and would most earnestly recon-
mend all those who are sufferers from Kidney OF
Liver-Diseases. or Diseases Of the Bladder or uri
nary Organs, to use Hunts Remedy, and take no
other Yours very truly,
HENRY n. SHELDON.
No. $50 Westminster street, Providence, X. l.
ain the lexicon OF youth, etc, there Is no such
word as Fail" That "lexicon" Is now found IN
,he laboratory of Hunts Remedy. Itknowsno such
word as Fail NH l-ThlWl>a@Iu
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Hon. EpwARD W. ROBERTSON, OF Louisi

Hon. EDWARD w. ROBERTSON, OF Louisi-
ana, made q speech in the House OF Repre-
sentatives last week, in which he spoke OF
the Louisiana State Lottery In terms that
rather surprised lis. Deprive that company,
said he, "of the right to carry on its false
and fraudulent schemes and devices to de-
ceive and defraud the public as it is now
dong every day through its monopoly OF
the United States mails, and it will be eflec-
tually crushed out Of existence"
Throughout bis speech he spoke OF the
company IN the same strain.
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Mahone's Governor OF Virginia has put
TWO negroes on the School Board OF Rich
mond, which directs and controls the in
struction Of the children OF the white peo-
pie OF that city. What do you think OF this
outrage, white meni Shame on the white
men who have spark Of pride left in them
who will not rebuke this insult TO their
race. Truly is Mahoneism the deepest dyed
Radicalism. -Iftdericksbltr1 Star.
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Virgiuio Postal News.

The following postmasters have been re-
Gently commissioned Joshua Davis, al
Dillwyn, Va; William X. Ballou, at Har.
mony, Halifax county, Va; Robert p.
Terry, at Paynes, Buckingham county,
Va. The name of Post-Oak post-oflice, in
Spotsylvania county, has been changed to
Glover Green, Vale: f. Carter postmas-
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NJ EARLY SPRING GOODS
AT
THALHIMER BROTHERS.

We arc in receipt Of some novelties in W0BsTED
DRESS GOODS, which we will be pleased TO
exhibit 10 our friends during this week. All OF
the new shades are comprised In this lot.
A new LOT Of BLACK SILKS just TO hand and at
prices to please our customers;
CoLoEED SILKS, sATINs, SURAHs, and
RHADAMAS, in street and evening shades-a
full line
In BLACK DRESS GOODS, as usual, we take the
lead--such as DRAP DE ALMA, DRAP DE
SAKE, DRAP DE RHEIMS, HENRIETTA
and TAMISE CLOTHS, sHOODAH and MO-
ME CLOTHS, NUNS YELLING, CASH.
MERES, and lots of other styles DRESS
GOODS which cannot fail to please you;
RAPEs-COURTAULD'S BEsT-for trimming
and yelling, from 81 up 10 SO per yard;
BLEACHED and BROWN COTToNs retailed at
wholesale prices;
case BLEACHED 10-4 SHEETING at soc. per
yard, has been selling at 4Oc.;
We have had imported direct from Switzerland a
superb line Of EMBROIDERiES. comprising
everything in NAINsOOK and CAMBRIA
WORK, OF the most beautiful designs, all at
reasonable pr'ces
LACES in BLACK CREAM, and WIIITE-all
the novelties of the season;
NAINSOOK and CANIBRIC MUsLINS, CHECK
ED and STRIPED MUsLINS, FIGURED
and PLAIN SWISSES, INDIA LINENS. and
LINON DE DACA-a most complete line;
KID GLOVES I'm al the new shades, both NOUS
QUETAIRES and FOSTER STYLE;
RUFFL INGS and POMPADOUR RUCHlNGS In
large variety, amongst which will be found
every new pattern, As we make these goods
specially.
y. B.-We call special attention 10 f1e stock Of
WRAPS on hand, which Is good. and any one in
want of a garment get il at an exceedingly
low price at THALHIMER BROTHERS,
Sol Broad street, corner Fifth.
fe 25-Su.Tu&Th
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MACHINlSTs.

Late OF Tredcgar Works. Late OF Q. and o. shops.
HULCHER a. ROSS. PRACTICAL
IL MACHINIsTs, 1908 and 1910 east Cary
street, Near Fifteenth street, Richmond, Va. Ma
chinery Of all kinds repaired and put up carefully,
Being practical machnists, and doing our own
work with the latest improved machinery aud
tools. VIC feel assured that We can ve entire salts
factioA hothas 10 price and workmanship.
"a 2-eod3ms
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Mr.. Gail b. Johnson, the business man.
ager of the Houston, Texas, Post, SAYS: |
have suffered with rheumatism for wears.
but since L have known st. Jacobs Oil
have been freer from rheumatism than ever
before
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The Abingdon Viryinion in new and
improved form is again flying the flag OF
the Democracy Of Washington county.
Success to the new paper.
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DICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION

The regular weekly soiree win take place at
Mozart Hall THIS Thursday EVENING at S19
o'clock. Admission only by membership or in
yitatOncaTds, which must he presented at the door.
Members can obtain inyitatiOn-cards on applica-
ton to &. l.. SIEGEL, 421 Broad street; e. 4.
JOHNSTON. 91S Main street. or RAMOS & MOSES,
9l4 Main street. NH lit
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DICHMOND THEATRE.

SOCIETY EVENT OF THE SEASON.
THREE NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
First engagement IN Richmond since his brill
liant season at Drury Lane, London, of the emil
nent TraJedian
MIR. JOHN MCCULLOUGH,
supported by EDMUND COLLIER, JOSEPH
HAWORTH, JOHN A LANE, II. \. Lang
DON, MISS KATE FORSYTH, MRS. AUGUSTA
FOSTER, and the star Company, under the man
agement Of MR.. WILLIAM VI. CON NER.
JOHN MCCULLOUGH.
His name j. known and honOred from London TO
san Francisco.-NeiC York Herald.
THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH 1sT- Magnih-
cent revival Of VIRGINUS, Introducing the superb
armor' and costumes employed In Mr.. McCul-
lough's London production.
NIkGINiUS.
noble and beautiful work. finished with eN-
quiste art.-Nel0 York Tribune.
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 2D-OTHELLO-
Mr.. Mccullough n Othello.
MATINEE SATURDAY. MARCH 3D-INGO-
MARINE. Mccullough as lngomar.
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 3D-TIIE
GLADIATOR-Mr. Mccullough as Spartacus.
PRICES: Orchestra and first three rows Orches-
ira circle, fi.5; rest of orchestra circle. 81 bal
cony, Use; reserved seats. 81 gallery, soc.
MATINEE PRICES, 81: no extra charge for
secured seats; dress-circle-no extra charge for
secured seats; family circle 80 cents.
sale OF seals begins Tuesday. 8 A. NJ at box-0ffce
and Ramos q Moses musc-stOre. H. 23-6tk
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IBEA his.

Died. on the 26th ofFebrmry. 1883. Mr.. ABRA.
HAM PRICE, husband of Mrs. LYDIA Price. o,
Richmond W.; aged seveniy-one Years.
The funeral will take place on THURSDAY. Isl
Of March, at O'Clock +. NJ, from the First Bap.
inst church. The friends Of The family are Invited
10 attend.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on list January, 1888, by Rev. Father
Handley, at st. Peters Cathedral, JAMES II
LEWIS, OF Baltimore. aud KATIE, eldest daugh
ter OF Jacob and Margaret Guyernator, of Rich.
mnnd.
Baltlmore papers please COPY.
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NEETINGS.

A LII ROYAL ARCH MASONS @N,yzz
IA are cordially invited o. attend stated AZ
convocation of RICHMOND ROYAL ny
ARCH CHAPTER, No. 3, at the Masois' <s~ss-e
Hall, on Franklin street, THIS Thursday EVE
MING, March LIST, nj o'clock.
Bv order of the NJ. r.. II. 4.
NH Lite GEORGE +. kEEsEE. Secretary.
THE MEMBERS OF VIRGINIA COUN-
4 Gil, No. 90, are requested 10 attend regular
meeting OF their council at Schiller Hall This
llhursdayl EVENING at ~ o'clock. Election OF
treasurer. Members OF sister councils invited 10
attend. W. LONENsTEIN,
mn i-ltf Secretary.
V'HE DELEGATES TO MAKE FINAL
l. ARRANGEMENTS for st.-Patrick's-Day eel
eIration viii meet THIS EVENING AT Cathedral
Hall al O'Clock. J. v. REDDY,
mn l-lt Chairman.
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We have the Virginia Law Journal for
April. j. w. RANDOLPH q ENGLISH, pub
fishers. JAMES c. LAMB & b. Il. CHRISTIAN,
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FANCY GOODS.

FANCY GOODS.
STEVENS
has opened this week
200 dozen HANDSOME PLAIN GOBLETs at
soc. per dozen;
$50 dozen FANCY GoBLETs at 5Oc. per dozen:
10 crates of CRoCKERY-among which Is a
full assortment of fine quality &C C."
WARE and a lot of ends in FINE ENG
LIsH IR0NsTONE PLATEs-all sizes
very low;
Lots Of new things in TUMBLERs, WINES,
CHAMPAGNEs, PITCHERS, GOBLLTs.
GLASS SETS, DISHES, NAPLES, Sc;
Big bargains i'm HAIR-DUsTERs look at
them at STEVENS,
60 sos east Broad street.
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! have this day appointed CHARLES

have this day appointed CHARLES a.
BAu6HMAN my general agent 10 conduct 'h.
business OF the former nrm Of BAUGHNAN BEn-
THEIRS. both In the Stationery and Printing ae-
partmcnts. and hereby authorize him 20 huy f0r
cash only certain goods prescribed by the said a. cd
OF trust. which has THIS day been admitted % p-
cord In thc clerks Office ct the Chaucery Court NJ
the city Of Richmond. Parties Indebted % he .l.l
firm of AUGHMAN BROTHERS must come f.r.
ward promptly and settle, A. further indugent.
cannot be granted. VI. MiLLIIlSER.
fe 24-6t Trustee
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STATIONERS' MATERIAL.
VHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEEN
APPOINTED AGENT FOR NJ. MILLHusER.
Trustee for Baughman Brothers,
offers for sale at their store, No. 1917 Main street,
their large and assorted stock Of goods, consist
ing of
WRAPPING and WRIrING-PAPERS,
FLAT, PRINTING-PAPERs and
CARDBOARD STOCK;
ENVELOPES,
TWINES, PAPER BAGS,
BLANK-BOOKs,
OFFICE STATIONERY. SC.
Orders for all kinds Of PRINTING solicited and
promptly executed.
All goods sold at GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES FOR CASH, as the trustee desires to
close out the same as soon as practicable.
c. c. BAUGHMAN,
fe 25-lm Agent for VI. Minhiser, Trustee.
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Personal.
RIcnNo>D, February %. 1883.

NOTICE.-TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY
~ CONCERN: In pursuance Of deed Of trus.
executed 10 the undersigned by Grccr n. Baugh-
man, Charles 4. BJughman, and Emilius 4.
Baughman. partners in trade undSf tie firm-name
aud stNle Of BAUGHMAN BROTHERS. I viii
proceed 10 sell al of the stock contained In thp
store No. 1917 east Main street al greatly rcducet
prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-01

Prices Of admission: As usual. The sale Of re-
served seats for Iolanthe will commence on FRI
DAY MORNING. March I'd, nj o O'Clock, at ka-
oaica fe 27-6t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-01
ENSGR
THE SUN FIRE OFFICE,
OF LONDON, ENGLAND.
IN I7IO.

Having just added this the oldest purely DIRE cone
pany In the world 10 our agency, We are prcpa,
TO write large lines, and confidently ass The patr
age Of our friends and the insuring public generally,
GEORGE ID. PLEAsANIs & son,
f. 2J-7t corner Eleventh rnd Bans streets.