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ton of the price Of gas TO consumers. Any
such reduction will leave TO the city
enough OF profit Qncluding consumption
for street-lamps and public buildings) TO
repay her. in interest, for the investment
in the Works--estimated &C 81, 80, ,000.
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CusTou-HoUsE NOTES. The British
steamship Anglers, Pinkham master, which
arrived Friday 1T West Point from Hull,
England, in ballast, was entered at the
yesterday. She will load
-four for Brazil.
The brig Edith Hall, Gregory master,
cleared Yesterday for Cardenas, Cuba, with
3.6lO bundles OF hoops, valued at $500,
shipped by Josiah Harris.
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COMMUNICATION OF DIR. c. W. 7. BROCK, OF
RICHMOND, VA.

COMMUNICATION OF DIX. % ". 7. bNONhi UF
RICHMOND, VA,
(Member Of The State Medical Soeiety) in the
Virginia hedIcal Monthly for November
1879
During the epidemic OF ScARLET-FRyER,
which has been prevailing for year in this city,
and Is yet scarcely ended, have been giving my
patients Buffalo Lithla Water I'D tibttHul, and TO
Inc exclusion of all other water for drinking pur-
poses. In no ease siace hare pursued this
urine Of Scdrtdttpai patients, either during the
attack or the coRrdlesceace. With this experience
In a number Of cases. and hearing of favorable
results IA the practice Of other phgsicfdns In
THIS city who have used the same means, have
thought Il worthy OF note In your Journal II this
result Is Propter hoe we are enabled TO rid Scar
tdHts." ja2l-eod3t
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INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, cloudy RAINY weather,
warmer southeast veering to colder south
west winds, falling followed by rising
barometer. o'..:-
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THE DISPATCH.
/ ERMS OF ADVERTISING

THE cozY PooL-RooM, WITH CoELEsDEn's
TABLES, at LANES aoDEL DINING AND SAM
PLE-Roons, 622 Broad street. near Theatre. II
under the management OF Mr. EDWARD BKIks,
who Is considered the beat player In the State OF
yIrxiuia.
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RESUMPTION OF TRPs.-The steamer
Ariel. OF the Virginia Steamboat Company's
line. will on next Tuesday the 23d instant
resume her regular trips between Norfolk
aud Richmond. During the cold weather
the ice in the river caused the steamer 10
discontinue her trips.
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WErLs's ROUGH ON CoRSs." Zoe. Ask for IL
Complete, permanent cure. Corns, warts, bunlons
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AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

BE On all sales of Real Estate made betwcsn the
LIST of January and last OF June the taxes for Tie
present year have 10 be paid by the purchaser. On
all sales made between the lst Of July and Last0
the year the taxes have 10 be paid by the seller.
This custom was adopted about fifteen Year, are
by all the rcal estate agents In Richmond, and Ap-
plies to Richmond and yicinit,.I
JNO. r. LAUGHTON. Jr.. at 10y A. ~, at store
corner Second aud Canal streets, balance OF
stock of groceries, &c.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, I0& A. NJ, at No. west
Broad street, ciosing-ouf sale OF new furniture.
spring-wagon, &c.
r. T. BRADLEY, G. II. c., IL M., corn, oats, hay,
shucks. colt, calf, &c.
III. SELDOM TAYLOR, 3k r. NJ, n number Or
lots on Taylor, Dance, and Ashland Streets "
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Lors OF PRETTY HATS AND EoNNETs AT THE
BIG PUBLIC AUCTION at 523 Broad street next
THURSDAY and FRIDAY. see advertisement.
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CALL on YOUR OPTIcrAs aud get pair of the
celebrated CELLULoID EYE-GLAssgs. The
frames are light, handsome, and durablo. and the
lenses clear and brilliant. For sale by all leading
Jewellers and opticians.
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED By
the use of MEADE & BAKERS SAPoSrNE DENrI-
PRICE, which will speedily remove incipient tartar
and scurf. Price, fifty cents n box.
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DR. HENRY L. BYRD. OF BALTIMORE,

DR. HENRY L. BYRD, OF BALTIMORE,
President and Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases
of Women and Children in the Baltimore Medi-
cal College, formerly Professor Of Practical
Medicine, &C.;
81 know Of no remedy Of equal efficacy with
the Buffalo Lithia v ater, Spring No. 2, In the
SequetT OF ScariGtfnd."
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DE. G. W. sEMPLE. HAMPTON. VA.

President Of the State Medical Association
"Ina case Of SCARLET-tRvER which came un-
der nv treatment, the Buffalo Lithia Water,
Spring No. 2, restored a healthy and abundant Sc
cretion of urine, when u was highly charged with
Albumefl, AND the SECRETION lods almost sup
pressed"
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THE CENTURY ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY
MAGAZINE for February has been received
from N. Leonard, newsdealer, 90S Main
street.
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BIG MILLINERY SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION By-
f.. B. Cook AT WoLFoRD & sHLBERG's, 023
Broad street, next THURSDAY and FRIDAY. See
advertisement.
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Knabe Agency, 9lf NJ

We are panied TO have TO announce that
the Princess Louise was SO unfortunate rs
not TO see the unriyalled 90 Weber" Piano.
BECKwITu & PARHAM. Agents.
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THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH CONCERT -

THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH CONCERT
The congregation OF the First Bap-
tit church (colored) will, assisted by
some OF their white friends, give a
concert at their church on Broad street
Monday night. Messrs. Cunningham,
Walker. Starke, and Ramos will appear in
vocal specialties, and DR.. ii. \. Tupper has
kindly consented to deliver an address to
tbe audience. A full turnout Is expected,
as the proceeds are to be applied to the pay
ment OF the church debt.
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ROSE ETYNGE.-The sale OF reserved
seats for the Theatre tomorrow night indi-
Gates that Miss Rose Etynge will have full
and fashionable audience to witness her
presentation Of the Princess OF Paris.
On Tuesday evening the same celebrated
actress will be seen i'm the play Felicia.
which has had wide popularity. With 4
good support both evenings will afford
theatrc-goers real pleasure.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done -
The DISPATCH PRISTISG-fIoUsK. Good work,
low prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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LADIES, BE SURE TO ATTEND THR LARGE MIL
LISERY AUCTION SALE at 523 Broad Atreet next
THURSDAY and FRIDAY. see advertisement
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sTfNclSG irritation. Inflammation, all Kidney
and Urinary Complaints, cured by "Buchupai-
bam 81.
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DR.. JAMES b. MCCAW,

Professor OF the Practice of Medicine IN the Vir-
ginla Medical College
At meeting of the Richmond Academy OF
Medicine, October Is, 1878, DIR. McCaw called
the attention Of the members Of that body to the
value Of Buffalo Lthia water Spring No. 2, in
the " Management Of scARLET-FRyEB."
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UsITED STATES CoURT.-Nothing Of inn
portance was done i'm this court yesterday.
The jury was discharged until Monday
morning, and all eases were continued un-
til that time, owing to the absence OF wit
nesses. The weather is so inclement that
witnesses residing at a distance find great
difficulty in coming in on time.
In the case OF Albert Andrews, charged
with violating the revenue laws regarding
the sale OF liquor and tobacco, Il motion
was made by counsel for defendant to
quash the indictment on the ground OF
some technical lnformality in it. District
Attorney Wise will accordingly prepare a
new indictment covering the ground OF
objection, and this indictment will be
given to the grand jury at their meeting on
tomorrow.
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CHANCERY COURT. following cases
was disposed OF yesterday:
McCance. trustee, rs. Allen. Decree de-
termining in respect TO widows dover and
diSposing Of fund.
Priddy rs. Priddy, &c. Decree confirm
ing report OF commissioner and making
partial disposition OF fund.
Ragland rs. Ragland. Decree confirm
ing report OF special commissioner and dis
tributing fund.
Stagg Us. Stagg. Decree confirming
special commissioners report, and direct
Ing part payment OF purchase-money Of
house and lot.
Tyler Us. Richmond and Allegheny Rail-
road Company. Decree allowing bill to be
amended. answers OF defendants filed, and
docketing cause.
Jones Us. Allen and Hewitt rs. Allen.
Decree confirming report OF trustee and
referring cause to commissioner for in
quiry and report.
Jones Us. Allen and Hewitt rs. Allen.
Decree directing conveyance Of strip OF
land on Wall street to G. Il. Whitlock,
trustee.
Mccarthy rs. Dickinson. Decree filing
petition OF B. V. Dickinson, and referring
cause to commissioner for inquiry and re-
port.
Mays, guardian, rs. Atkinson, &c. De-
cree confirming special commissioners re-
port and referring cause to commissioner
for inquiry and report.
BaccigaIuppo rs. Baccigaluppo. Decree
confirming report OF commissioner and
disposing Of the fund.
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DLAIR's CHLORAL THYMOL PRO-
PHYLACTIC AND DIsINfECTANr has becn
used IN iris city successfully 10 prevent the
spread Of dlphtheria and searlet-feyer, aud Also
to mitigate the severity of those diseases i's
mode Of use Is simple. aud the odor agreeable.
For sale by drUggIsts.s Price. so cents bottle.
Prepared only by J. J.BLAik' Druggist
Ge 2s corner Rr',ff ana Ninth S'rere,.
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DICHMOND THEATRE.

DICHMOND JIiEA l itEs
HI ENGAGEMENT OF
ROSE ENTING +.
MONDAY EVENING. JANUARY I'D.
the reigning Pansau sensation, entitled
A PRINCESS OF PARIS,
a drama in four acts. adapted from the French Of
Dumas by Cyril Searle. Esq.
TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 23D,
the latest and greatest UniOn-Square Success,
FELICI A,
PLAYED by her at the Unon-SQuare Theatre New
York for 100 nights: produced everywhere with
the widest success the sole right TO produce this
drama Is vested IN Miss Eytinge. seats now on
sale al the Theatre and Ranos.& Moses. fTces
as usual il 1S-4tf
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NEW FARM CATALOGUE SENT
~ FREE 10 any address. Five hundred Farms
described. Maps of Virginia, 25c.
II. l.. STAPLES & CO.
ja 19-d,sw,&wlm Richmond, Va
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Rev. W. }. Shipman, Of Salem, Va, VIII
preach at the Sidney Baptist church to-day
at IL \. NJ. and = +. Nj.
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PRESENT COST OF GAS.

Even with the present works. universally
conceded to be a long ways behind the age,
Mr. Adams said that last month gas was
put in the holder at G64 cents per thousand.
Add 90 cents for distribution to the burn
er, and you have SGt cents per thousand
feet.
That is what, it is alleged, the gas costs
the city.
Yet the city charges for it S2 per thou
sand
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T,XECUToR's NOTICE.

Having oualiaed as execu.or OF the e,taic OF
JOSEPH AUGUSTINE. deceased, requss, all
parties ndehted tO his estate u come forward ana
fase will please nr,scnt them 20 duly ccrtiacd
for setlIetnent JAMES AUGUSTINE.
h, T-eod3ts 4OS north Twelfth street.
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MOZART HALL.

.MozART HALL.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24rH.
GRAND ATTRACTION.
TIE CIIATTERTON-BOHRER COMBINA-
TION,
EMBRACING
MRS. CHATTERTON-BOHR
the World-Renowned Harpist ;
MISS EMMA 5. HOWE,
the FaSorite Soprano;
Mr.. REINHARDT RICHTER,
the Eminent Violni5t
Mr.. TOM BULLOCK,
the Sweet Tenor;
HERR n. o. ZEDELkR,
the Celebrated CellOist;
and
the Great Composer and Pianist
Il I'm one of their
GRAND CONCERTS,
under the auspices Of the Mozart Association,
ADMITTANCK: General admission, 80 cents
seseTved seats. rs cents. To members Of Mozart
Ssociaiion; 90 cents for one, 10 cents for two,
VI Tor three reserved seats.
MeInbefs must present their tickets when apply
. Dor Of the hal.
"a Box-sheet will be oueD at JOuSsTOS's on MON
&DAY, January 22d. jal9
XIWERE WILL BE A GRAND MU-
,SiCALE giyeR ri the FIRST BAPTIST
nIKCn, corner Broad and College streets
ONDAn NIGHT, January 22, 1883. Meesrs
rank W. Cunningham, Marshall Ramos, and
thef well-knOwn gentlemen who desire TO help
ne ehnreh "lil take part. Rev. III. A. Iupper, ID.
IS ~ VIII deliver an address The public Is respect
MY invited 10 be pre-. .ent 10 euJoy The most ea-
elent programme and 20 aid good cause Doors
pm az O'Clock. Entertainment " commence al
ESQ o'clock. ia l9-3t
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Clifton Forge, 2 feet inches.
Balcony Falls, 2 feet inches.
Lexington, 2 feet.
Lynchburg, feet inches.
ScottsyiIle, feet.
Columbia, 4 feet.
At midnight the water was but little
higher, and unless it increases more rapid
ly than at present no serious damage will
result,
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The committee have the honor 60 announce That
their preparations for this event are being rapidly
completed.
decentralization tickets for masqueraders and
others. -. Reserved seats 30 cents extra. The
sale OF tickets Is limited. and application Tor tie
same must be made through the following COM
mittCc:
Chatle, L. Selgel, Joseph W. Lauhe,
Hermann G. Boscben, Hermann Schmidt,
William LOvPnstCin, II. G.. Miller
Henry T. Laube Joseph kaufman,
A. NJ. yneman, Beverly II. Crump,
Charles POhlig, A. MOll,
G. ReintZ &. Rcmscheidt,
TheO. HeinsOn. Ja 2l-Su6N2t
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LEAKAGE.

According TO what was said TO the COM
mittees Friday night there is about 10 per
cent. loss in gas from condensation, leak
age, &C., &c.
The 20 cents for distribution to the
burner includes all these items, also pay of
the inspectors who take the state Of the
meier
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BUFFALO LIsHIA WATER.

BUFFALO LITHIA WATER IN THE
TREATMENT OF sCARLET-FEvER.
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AitIlmond 1ispatth.

HS-TlIE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN TIE COMBINED cIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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OPERA FESTIVAL.
MUSIC HALL, CINCINNATI,
JANUARY o9TE 10 FEBRUARY Sd, inclusive.
SIX NIGHT PERFORMANCES AND TWO
MAIINEES.
The worlds grcgtest diva,
ADELINA PATTI;
The renowned soprano, ALEANl:
The great tenor NlCOLiNi,
and Olher artists Of equal celebrity.
MASS CHORUS of 900 voices. the ensemble OF
which Will be unsurpassed Ia The history OF the
lyric stage.
GRAND ORCHESTRA of 100 pieces.
Largest stage and gr1ndest scenic effects in
Amenca.
The following operas will be rendered in the
order in which they are named;
L'AtRlCAINE, SONNAMBULA. WILLIAM
TELL. SEMlRAMIDE flor The drst time in Ame-
rca). FLYING UUTCHMAN, DON GIOVANNI.
and LOHENGRIN.
General ,dmission, 81; reserved seate. 50.
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY viii
sell excursion tickets At 500. for the round trip,
good from Janury 26tb until February 9th
N. W. FULLER, General Passenger Agent.
ia 2l -SukTh2t
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PERSONAL.
DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.

DURE, HEALTHY, AND RELIABLE
l. VACCINE VIRUS, IN points ana Puiiis-
Weekly supplies received direct from the Naccis.
Farm. In The Cumberland VALLEY, aud sold whole
saie or retail by l.. WAGNER,
IA oO.2ts Druggist.
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Police COURT. The following cases were
disposed OF yesterday
Alexander White (colored), charged with
stealing one 0vercoat. Continued to Tues
day next.
James Willis (colored), charged with
keeping and exhibiting a game commonly
called chuck-a-luck. Discharged.
james Willis (colored), charged with con-
tempt OF court. Fined $3.50.
j. .E. Traya, charged with bigamy. Con-
tinued to Tuesday next. Committed no
bail allowed.
James H. Jackson (colorcd), charged
with stealing two crates. Not guilty.
Pack Adams (cOlored) charged with be-
ing n yagrant. Sent to the almshouse.
David Stywater, charged with stealing
one hat and one goSsamer. Continued TO
Tuesday next.
Ben. Tabb (colored), charged with con-
tempt Of court. Fined -.
Ben. Tabb (colorcd), drunk. Fired 81.
c. c. Brown, charged with leaving his
team standing in the street without holding
the reins IN his hands. Fined -.
THE GEsASGvEREN YmcINM.-Under
the direction Of Mr. Charles l.. Siegcl the
lbI TIC NalAiN Nttli NV ~ -AfNii
by the GesangyCrein Virginia is progress
ing eXcellcn,ly well. The affair will take
place on the 9th OF February in the large
drill-roOm Of the Regimcntal Armory. Not
an inch OF the walls, extensive rs they are,
will be visible on the night OF the enter
tainment. They will be entirely hid by
the most complete and costly decorations,
consisting OF designs Of striking and orgi-
nal character, shields, mirrors, draperies,
and statuary. The fullest preparations for
the accommodation Of those who attend
will be made. and picture worth seeing
will be thrown before their eyes. a bridge
connecting the armory with Singer Halle
will be constructed, and no difficulty in
attending the banquet will be felt. The
music on the occasion will be grand, and
an evening Of rare enjoyment can be safely
assured. Nothing equal to this carnival
has yet been given here.
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nook AND JOB WORK NEATLY
DExECUTED al the DISPATCH PRiSTiNVs
HOUSE,
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OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT.
MISFIT STORE,
9l2 MAIN STREET.

We are ready and prepared to show the people oC
Richmond and vicinity the finest stock Of
MERCHANT TAILoRs' MIsFITs
AND
FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING.
and hope, with your Kind support, to be one Of the
institutions cf the city.
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WE ASK TIE ATTENTION OF A
Nv n,IrA anI AI.l,Il.-ILn MIIH

It IS the surest and most permanent way OF
curing coughs and colds, which lead o. pulmonary
diseases. IL nOurishes and builds up the wasted
and weakened system.
Price, 50 cents per bottle, For sIe bN druggists
PURCELL. LADD & CO.
Wholesale Druggists,
Richmond, Va
Fatya M ofhnT al "A euhStitute ttD
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SALE OF SEATS COMMENCES MONDAY
MOS & MOSES AND
Reserved Soats-Orchestra, Orchestra Circle, and
Dress Circle-AdmissOn, Soc
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With few exceptions the public generally
are not well informed about gas-making.
They don't know the comparative merits Of
coal and water-gas. They are not learned
concerning "retorts," purifiers" "con-
densatlon," and all that; but they know
the difference between a gas-blll made out
at the rate OF 1925 and one at S2 per thou
sand. They know, also, good gas from
bad gas. All the rest they leave to the
Council and its committees.
The prospects were never SO good for
reduction. In fact, whether the Anderson
plan (coal.gas made by city, or Granger
plan (xater-gas furnished In the holder by
contract) be adopted, itseems probable that
with 1t viii go proposition for the reduc-
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WE HAVE COME TO STAY.

WE HAVE COME TO STAY,
and to prove how honorable We will deal with you,
WE WILL CHEERFULLY REFUND
THE MONEY
TO ALL DISSATISFIED PURCHASERS.
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WEATHER REPORT.

ntered at the Posi-ofice at Richmond. Va, as
second-class matter.I
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The River Rising.

Considering the great amount OF snow
that has fallen this winter, and the heavy
rain Of yesterday, which was general
through the State, it Is reasonable to sup
pose that The river will become greatly
swollen. At dark yesterday evening at the
Old Dominion sheds here it was little
above the usual high tide, and the follow
ing accounts were received at o i. NJ,
giving the rise at points along the Allegba-
nv road:
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MORNING AT 6 O'CLOCK SHARP AT RA-
AT THE THEATRE.
Dress Circle, 81. First Floor-Admission, 75c.
Family Circle and Gallery, o5c. Ja21-3t
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II Mr.. Adams succeeds in establishing
the correctness of his figures beyond all
doubt land he offers to give bond and Sc
curify 10 do sol the cost will be still lower
by the Anderson plan, OF as follows:
Gas put IN holder, per thousand feet......... 4SH
Distribution 10 Durners........... ..s''....'' 'Eo
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SIX NIGHT PERFORMANCES AND TWO
MAIINEES
The Evening critic., 1883-05-22
where TO Gun and Fish.

Perhaps the most practical, convenient
and complete publication on cunning and
fishing, and their various auXiliaries, ever
printed, is the one recently issued by the
Passenger Department of the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Com
pany. Practical in that it not only Informs
in concise terms where the several kinds of
game fish and birds may be sought to best
advantage, but how to reach such places in
the cheapest and most expeditions manner,
including not only the rail but, where me-
cessary, the stage and wagon lines, with
cost.
Convenient in being reduced to pocket
size, and in the arrangement of the matter
under different heads, so that the reader in
search of advice regarding certain fish,
duck or bird will find it in special chap
ter describing its haunts, habits and pecu-
liarities.
Complete from the fact that it takes in
the entire peninsula, which contains Della
ware and the eastern shores of Maryland
and Virginia, from the Chesapeake to the
Atlantic coast. The kinds and cost of bait,
proper and legal seasons of the year, cost OF
wagon or other transportation, location of
principal hotels and boarding houses, and
all Information, such as those unacquainted
with the country would like to know be-
fore leaving home for such trip, have been
carefully examined into and noted.
The book is prOfusely illustrated with
cuts of fish and birds, and also contains a
splendid map of this territory.
Copies may be had free by addressing Mr..
]. r. Wood, General Passenger Agent. Phil
adelphia