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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-22
HOW THEY PLEAD.
Coalition Claim That the Repeal OF
the PolI.Tax Requirement vOtds
the Penalty for Issuing Blank
Tax-stcceipts.

Judge Robert a. Richardson, OF the SIT
preme Court, has upon the petition oi
James II. Wayland UerSuS The Common
wealth allowed writ OF error and super
Sededs to the judgment OF the County
Court OF Albomarlc in case wner'ln
petitioner was convicted OF issuing taX-
receipts Illegally.
THE CASE.
Petitioner claims that the record shows
the following facts:
On the 10th December, 1882, the grand
Jury Of the county OF Albemarle found nine
separate indictments against petitioner.
The first indictment charged him, rs col
lector of delinquent taxes, with having on
or about the 9th day OF November, 1882.
issued ga large number-to wit, several
lundred-bank cdpitation-tax receipts for
the year 1881, signed by him as such col
lector. with view to the same beng filled
at future timc," while the other eight ill.,
dictments charged the same offence as the
first, except that the "seyeral hundred ]"
tax-rcceipts were divided into smaller
numbers, and the names OF the parties to
whom they were said to have been issued
were stated in the bodies OF the said in
dictments.
luL
The particulars of the conviction are
given, by which 1t appears that jury was
dispensed with, and the Judge entered up
Judgment for $50, to which the clerk added
$50 costs, "being the costs OF nine prose-
cutions, including fee Of five dollars in
each case for the Attorney for the Common
wealth"
The petitioner assigns the following
errors in said judgment:
First. The judgment by its terms is n
single judgment. and not having been en-
tered i'm each OF said cases, cannot carry
with it the costs OF nine several prosecu-
tions.
Second. The offence charged is an al
legged violation OF law for issuing blank
capitation tax tickets, and the constitutional
provision requiring the payment OF capi-
lIon-taX as prerequisite for voting having
been repealed, such repeal operates rs re-
lease OF all offences committed under such
law prior to its repeal.
Third. The requirement under the Con-
stitution Of Virginia OF the payment OF a
capitation-tax as prerequisite to voting IS
an abridgement of the rights, privileges,
or immunities OF citizens OF the United
States. and rs such is in conflict with and
violation OF the Constitution OF the United
States OF America.
For which reasons the petitioner prays
that the judgment aforesaid be reviewed,
reversed, and annuled.
PETITIONERS PLEA on THE TRIAL.
on the trial Mr.. Wayland read a written
statement saying: GAS to the indictment
plead guilty to a portion OF il; that Is
issued these taX-receipts. but positively
deny issuing them knowing they would be
used dfraudulently."
lie claimed that he was only following
the constant usage III that county; he
deemed il unnecessary to employ counsel,
and submitted himself to the mercy Of the
court, and concluding said that all tickets
(Which were issued in blank with my
name thereto, and which were used by
voters, either have or will be accounted for
to the Auditor"
Mr.. Edgar Allan filed the petition.
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Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. Ii. NJ. Smith, Jr., attorney nj law, is
actively engaged at his office, on the sec
ond floor of the building southeast corner
of Main and Tenth streets, taking del o.
sitjons for Hon. John F.. Massey us to oc-
currences IN Monroe Ward mt the last eiec-
ton.
The desirabiity Of having new census
Of Richmond is conceded by all our busl-
ne.s-men and statesmen, and Major Poe
exnresscs readiness TO undertake the
work. That being the case, it will be a
shame TO our enterprise if the lst OF April
comes and we find that all preparations
have not been made to commence it. Blank
forms only will be needed.
There will he union prayer-meeting OF
the PRESBYTERIAN congregations OF The cry
i'm observance OF the day of prayer for col
leqes at > O'Clock this afternoon at the lee
ture-room OF the Second church (ReY. Dr.
Hoge's).
r. Mayo, Esq, editor of the Somerset
ReDorfer. Skowhegan, Me-. is in the city,
ana siopping at the st. james Hotel. Mr.
Mayo is on his way TO Florida, and Will
make a tour Of the South.
Rev. Walter COndict, OF MorrIStoWn, y.
l.. conducted the services at DIR. Hoge's
church last night, in the absence OF the
pastor in Raleigh, and had q large congre-
cation.
There will be a meeting tonight at the
Exchange Hotel, when the organization
for the prevention Of cruelty to animals
will be perfected.
The 10 titoners who signed the injunc-
tion restraining the Elba Market Associa-
lion arc rs follows: w. l.. Fleming,
George A. smith. j. Il. Etchison, II. J..
Stanles. #. William Pembert0n, Il. l..
Rrown' Louis Booker. Thomas 81. Ruther-
ioord Gn his own right and as trustee Tor
r. w. and Jane NJ. Rutherfoordl, Byrd
Warwick. w. II. Green, Il. b. Lee. Fur
man TupDer. Daniel +. Sprigg, Edward V.
Rroeden. George j. Anderson. Thomas
q. Jackson lin his own right and as trustee
for r. l.. Jackson). Charles ii. Hyhnd,
II g. II. Barnes, j. c. Joplin, William
Sinton. A. c. Sinton, w. ;. FORBES, mat
fhey Gilmour, \. W. Bowe, Il. NJ. w IN
ston. Mary Brooks, \. w. wilson, 1. NJ
Jones, l.. w. Ragland. c,,
At Il regular meeting OF the Chllrch
hin Military Club the following ollcers
wore elected for the ensuing term: IL. L.
Walker. president; S. W. Farar, vice
prcsident: W. W. Yeaman, secretary W.
= Woodson, assistant secretary; a. =
Goode. treasurer W. B. R.ddic6, sergelnt-
,t-o,ns This Club meets on Twenty-lilth
bciween Marshall and Clay streets, ana Is
composed of first-class young men OF
Church Hill.
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MANCHESTER AND vlcKNII
Rriefs-Cersleu,s IIail WAC thrnn

Briefs Cersley's Hall was throng1
night with the beauty and fashion ot
city, ii being the occasion OF q 60l md
given by the Old Boys Pleasure n
which, take it all In all, was invested u
most pleasant and agreeable surroundiA
throughout. Dancing and its attendant 4
ioyments were prolonged 10 a very In
hour.
The Richmond and DanviIle Railroad
Company viii commence this spring ex1
tensivc additions TO their already large
works here. The site Of the proposed Inn
provements required n large amount OF ex-
cavation, and this has nearly been com
pleted.
The settlement opposite Rockets. on the
Manchester side OF the river, the port OF
entry Of the city, will have its material re-
sources considerably increased the coming
summer by the addition Of three dwelling
houses and several manufacturing estaD-
lishments. II IL q breezy and sometimes
watery, but always healthy location.
A number OF prominent citizens here
have a project on hand OF inviting Rev.
John Jasper to give his unique theory OF
the movements OF the solar system in this
city.
The City Council viii at its next meet
ing, soon to ensae, definitely determine the
time OF commencement OF some l0ng-con-
templated and necessary local improve
ments on corporation account.
IL Il understood that IL the sale OF the
Old Dominion Company's granite-quarry
takes place on Friday ~ advertised
that work viii soon be resumed there.
Since the sale was announced 20 take place
in the Dispatch q number OF capitalists
have visited and inspected the premises.
The supervisors Of Chesterfield county
are preparing TO recommencc their opera
tions on the county roads. These thor
oughfares were much improved lat year
by the exerliors OF the officials in CUES
ton; in fact, the law has with their aid
worked 10 the decided advantage Of the
PEOPLE.
The acquisition by the Richmond and
Danvillc Railroad Company, for depot pur-
poses, OF Mayo's warehouse, viii prove OF
great advantage to the road IN handling its
local freight. The warehouse n now beng
converted into a depot by the erection OF
appropriate buildings and the completion
OF the proper grades necessary to enable 1t
10 be used by the ears on the same level rs
on the old depot premises.
Recently Manchester was allowed S4i6
for public school purposes and Chester
field county Si,G2G.
Rev. BENJAMIN +. Woodward last night
united in marriage 4 happy couple in the
persons OF MIR. George Reams and Miss
Sallie Spain, the contamination OF whose
bliss (as afOresaid) was witnessed 10y z large
number OF appreciatiyc friends.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-22

POLICE CoUEr.-R0Jert II. LSbeH, Acting
Police Justice, preSiding. The following
cases were disposed OF Yesterday:
Daniel Murphy, charged with assaulting
and beating William Green. Fined $3.50.
Elizabeth Jackson, charged with beng
drunk and disorderly. Fined 3.
Lewis Eetts, charged with being disor-
derly and using profane language on the
street. Fined $3.50 and costs.
Mary Cox, charged with assaulting and
abusing Emily Roussell. Surety required
for her good Behavior; her own rccogni-
zance taken.
George Scott (colored), charged with as
sault and battery. Dismissed on payment
OF cost-90 cents.
Lucy Harris (cOlorcd), charged with tres
pass. jailed for thirty days in default Of
surety.
Pleasant Jackson (colored), charged with
assault and battery. Fined $3.50 and costs.
Fannie Ashlie alias Carrie Marshall,
charged with being street-walller. Jailed
for fifteen days in default Of surety.
]. T.. Lackrey, charged with being a
yagrant. jailed for thirty days in default
OF surety.
Edward Randolph (colored) charged
with contempt OF court. Fined, 50.
John Jasper (colored), charged with fe-
loniously cutting and wounding one James
Braxton. Discharged.
William Burley, charged with assault
and battery. Fined s. and costs-70 cents.
Charles Gallego (colored,, charged with
assaulting and beating Lucy IIarvis. Dis
charged.
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AMIss IN RIcnNOND.-Amiss, convicted
in Staunton yesterday Of manslaughter,
was brought to this city last night and
lodged in the First police-statlon Tor safe
keeping until to-day, when he VIII be taken
to the penitentiary. The officers having
him in charge stated that they did not have
the necessary papers, deeming it unadvisa-
bic to wait for them. They gave the oili-
GERS here to understand that popular feel
ing was so strong against the accused that
they thought it best to get him out OF
Stainton as soon as possible.
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FEBRUARY 81, 1888
To the Editor of tie Dispatch:

It I''IsN-AItI -1' I'I|7'1'
To the Editor of tie Dispatch:
From your report OF the PoSce-Court
proceedings on yesterday it might be in
ferred that had intimated my willingness
to fight a duel. / should be sorry for those
who know me to suppose that ! had given
cause for such an inference. | do not be-
Iieye in the Sractice Of dueling, but do
believe in a fearless discharge Of duty
under all circumstances, and in the God
given right to defend my character and
person when either shall be assailed. What
said was OF that import. i regret the
necessity for noticing this matter further,
and would have been pleased II it had re-
ceiyed no notice at all in the papers.
Yours truly, GEoRGE j. HuNDLEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-22

TUE MozART THIS yENING.-First, over
ture "Lyre OF Gold" QIermann,) amateur
orchestra; second, duo "Liberty" lBel-
lini.) MesSrs. James X. Branch and III. L.
Cardozo; third. solo flute, Fantasia " Dey-
ereux." (Gattermann,) Mr. IL. l.. Farmer
fourth, solo baritone, warrior Bold.'
(Adams,) Mr.. III. Il. Cardozo; fifth, pot
pouri Mascot" (Audran,) amateur or
chestra; sixth, solo baritone, "A Mari
ner's Home the Sea-" Randegger.) Mr..
James r. Branch; seventh, solo trombone,
F." Fantasia" (Grandi,) Mr.. A. Equi eighth,
waltzes "Young Hearts," (Talbot,) anna
teur orchestra.
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WITNESSES SUMNoNED.-The following
witnesses have been summoned to give tcs-
timony at the Office Of Mr.. Sol. Cutchlns on
the 23d In the contested-election case Of
Massey Us. Wise: William Anderson, Bey-
erly Mosby, Benjamin Brooks, John H..
Crsb, John II. Cooley, Robert Townes.
Edward Campbell, Moses Madison. Joe
johnson, Thomas Banks. Henry White,
Thomas Pope, Luke Canley, T.. W. Burt,
w. II. Banister, william Randolph, Dab
ney Scott. Benjamin Johnson, and W. +.
a. Garnett
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Holding The Fort.
SURRENDER AND THE NEW ONE INyORES
TIE SUPREME COURT TO MAKE HIM.

THE OLD JUDGE OF CARROLL REFUSES TO
SURRENDER AND THE NEW ONE 1NyOHEs
TIE SUPREME COURT TO MAKE HIM.
The Attorney-General, on behalf Of
Isaac Webb, OF Carroll, has filed a petition
in the Supreme Court representing that
Hon. Garland Hale was elected Judge OF
that county on 10Th May, 1878. and was
duly commissioned to serve for six years
from January I, 1874; that some time be-
fore the end OF his sad term Judge Hale
resigned, and on the 18th OF january,
1879. Hon. ID. w. Bolen was elected and
commissioned by the Governor to serve
during the uncXpircd term OF Judge
Uale-to wit. until the 3lst day OF De-
cember, 1879; that on the 2Oth day
of December, 1879, petitioner was
duly elected Judge Of the said county court,
and was duly commissioned for six years
from january /, 1885; and for reasons
hereafter TO appear, he not having taken
his seat as such Judge at the commence
ment OF the term, he was again elected in
March, 1882, and duly commissioned, and
now claims to be the lawful judge OF Car
roll, but that Judge Bolen still continues
TO act as Judge. and refuses TO yield to pc
titioner "against his solemn protest and
demand formally made 10 be allowed to be
inducted into the said Office"
For these reasons Mr.. Webb prays that
writ of ndnddmus be "issued TO the said
Hon. u. w. Bolen commanding him TO
surrender to petitioner the said Office and
emoluments," and that for this purpose a
rule nisi be awarded, returnabletO the first
dav Of the next term Of this court a Rich
mond to show cause, &c.
The rule was awarded. The Supreme
Court has taken recess till the 9TH OF
March, when the next term commences.
All the Judges are still i'll the city, or at
least were yesterday.
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A DOWNTOWN MERCHANT having


~ passed several slceIlcss nights, disturbed by
the agoncs and cries Of q suffering child, and he
coming convinced that MRS. WiNSLOWS
SOOTHING SYRUP was Just the article needed
procured supply for the child. on reaching home
and acquain'ng his wife with what ho Lad done,
She refused 70 have II administered to TIE child rs
she was strongly in favor OF Homeopathy. That
night the child passed in suffering and the parents
without sleep. Returning home the day following,
the father found the baDy still worse, and, Win
contemplating another slocpless night, the mother
stepped from the room 70 attend 10 some domestic
duties and left the fa.hcr with the child. During
her absence he Administered portion Of tie
Soothing syrup 70 the baby and snd nothing
That night all hands dept wen, and me it'c fei-
low awole I'm the morning bright aud happy. The
mother was delighted with the luddcn and Won
derfu change, and although al first offended Il The
deception practced upon her, las continued 70 use
Tie syrup, and suffering, crying babies and restless
nights have disappeared \ single trial Of tie sy-
rup never yet failed 10 relieve tic baiy and over
come the prcjgdiccs of TIE moilicr.
Sold by all druggists; 25c. bottle.
f. oC-eodIW W
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IeaGy Gns-pipcs.

To the Edlt0r 0T the UlSpdlh'
Dear sir,-Piease call The attention OF the
gas board 70 the fact that there seems 10 be
from the offensive smell OF gas at the cor
ner OF Tenth and Main broken gas-pipe
i'm that vicinity. Cannot our gus board
remedy this? | should think that It would
be dangerous In case OF fire near.
Very respectfully, &C., II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-22

BuRyETT's COCAINE has received uni
yersal endorsement. No other preparation
nossesses such remarkable properties for
embelIshing and STRENGTHENING the hair
and rendering IL dark and glossy. IL cures
badness and eradicatcs dandrun.
Burnett's Flayoring Extracts are the best.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-22

MEETING OF THE EIBA-MARKET AssocIA-
r,oy.-An important meeting OF this Asso-
cistion was held last night at Thol's Hall,
and was nmnerously atteuded. 1t was de-
cided to take legal steps 10 project The AS
sociation in IFS scheme to build a market
house in Clay Ward, and ior this purpose
the services Of Mr.. George j. Hooper, Jr.,
and Mr.. Il. Y. Cannon were engaged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-22

TORPID LIVER, stomach out OF order di-
ges,iye apparius weak, and the brain, in conse-
quence Of these disorders, oycr-scns,,ye to oXer-
ton or to any unusual Circumstance, and the for
mula for 4 crank" Is complete. AYERS PILLS
will rouse up the liver regulate the functions Of
the stomach and bowels, the ,ircd brain win be re-
lieved, aud the head resume ts wonted iecel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-22

THE TwEYTY-SECOND or FEBRUARY: For
the first time since 1860 the First Virginia
regiment will parade on this day, and the
old-time custom will be revived and per-,
haps kept up with some Of the force ana
spirit that used to be seen. Colonel An
derson desires q full turnout OF his regi'
ment, and hopes that EMPLOYERS will recol-
lect that the state offices will be closed at
the Capitol, and the custom-house oll1ces e;t ts
Will, also, not be opened. Inc p0st-olice !,
will be closed except between the hours OF
4and5P. The carriers will make one
trim on their routes in the morning. The
money-order and registered-letter divisions
will not be opened.
The Richmond Light Infantry Blues, un-
der the command of Captain Andrew Piz-
zini. will turn out, and at O'Clock In the
afternoon will enjoy lunch at their ar
mory.
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TuB RAGAN ILLUSTRATED LEcTUREs.-
To.night at the Richmond Theatre Pro-
feSsor Pagan will commence three-days'
cnoaocmenf. which embraces 4 very attrac-
tive nrogrammc. and one that will draw
well. Tonight Mr.. Ragan WIN .eI about
Paris and The many thrilling incidents
connected with IT, past and present his
tory. IL is n fruitful theme, and the lee
turer is said to be very happy in the han
ding OF his subject.
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4 NEW PASTOR FOR sDNLY BAPIISf
CuuRCn.-Rev. William J: shipman, OF
Saiem. Va. has accepted the pastorate Of
the sidney Baptist church OF this el'y' ana n,
win enter upon his duties the 1st OF April.
Mr.. Shipman has been the pastor oil the
Pantist church in Salem for twelve years,
and is also the moderator OF the NaIiey.
Rantist Association. He is in the prime OF
liie' an alumnus Of Richmond College,
and n gentleman OF attractive qualities,
botb in the parlor and the pulpit. The
sidney church has its location in the west
End. i'm the midst of prosperous ana
fast-srowing population. The church Is
hopeiul and united, and greatly pleased
by tbe news that Mr. Shipman has ac-
ccpted their call.
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TO TIE CoSsUNPTIvE.-Iei those who larguish
under the fatal severity Of onr climate through
any pulmonary complaint, or even those who are
IN decided consumption, Ivy no means despair
There Is a safe and sure remedy at hand, and one
easily tried "WIDOR's COMPOUND or Con-
LIVER OIL AND LDE," without possessing the
very manseating favor Of tie OIL ~ heretofore nsed
Is endowed by ihe phosphate Of lime with heal
ing property which renders the oil donbly eihca-
cious. Remarkable testimonials of H. efficacy can
be shown. Sold by a. q. WILDon, Chemist, Bos-
ton, and all druggists.
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The noted trotting-mare Sue Grundy
did not arrive at Davis's Bazaar yesterday
afternoon, as was announced, owing TO
some misunderstanding about shipping.
She will, however, certainly be here this
afternoon OH the steamer Ariel.
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"For seven years or n,ore ! suffered with
q distressine,iy painful Joint trouble--called
by many rheumatism. ] used st. Jacobs
OIL, and was quickly cnred," says John
Carr Moody, ESD, Of Vallejo, Cal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-22

ALL QUIET ALONG THE LINES. Yester-
day, in General Hundley's office, Dir. Mas
sew and CAPTAIN Wise were both present
while the depositions were being taken.
Mr.. Hooper, the notary before whom the
evidence was being taken, was engaged
during the day in writing down the eyi-
dence OF Mr.. S. Brown Allen. Nothing OF
any particular character occurrel during
The day. To-day the taking Of testi;1ony
will DC resumed at the usual hour.
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DEATH TO wEsTTEwAssE.

WELLS PREPARED GYPSUM,
wi for Whitening and COloring Stores. Fac
tories, Mills, Bgrns. or any purpose where White
wash or kaisoisi3e l. used. - easily applied. VII
not peel, crack. or rub on. Sanitary properties
excellent. Packed fn hapseIs, half barrel. kegg
aud cans. Send fsr circulars, HAZLLTT, vs-
TYR CO., Jsz west irats street Bsltimefe,
Nd. II 20-eod3ms
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"Last wear | went 10 Europe" says Henry
Ward. late colonel siXty-nlnth regiment, \. G.
s.N. Y, now living At 173 West Side avenue D.
e. flights, Nd, only to return worse from chronic
liver complaint. Kidney-Wort' as a last resort
has given me better health than I've heretofore
enjoyed for many, many years" He's cured now
am lnnentlN happy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-22

AppoRTIoSMENT OF SCHOOL MoNEy.-Su-
of-PubIie-Instruction X. r.
Farr has announced the Isstapportionmen
OF school money for the current year. The
Is made Mt the rate Of twenty.
five cents per head.
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EiSIIERMEN,s DEPOT.

SEINE-TIREAD OF ALLe>.s,sswce
- Nos. aud qualities. S.-NS>
PATENT and SOfT-LAID SEINt-TMtNts,
PATENT and sOFT-LAlD SEiNE-LlNES,
ROPES, YAWKING,
CORkS, CORkMOOD,
OIL-CLOIHlNG, &C.
sorts.
SEfNEs RIGGED 10 order by expert hands.
Special attention invited to cur IMPORTED
LINEN STURGEON-1WiNE.
T.. LJCHTENSrElS e SONS,
corner Seventeenth and trarlllin streets.
Sole importers of the celebrated ion brand Seine
Thread, and importers of other brands fc %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-22

THE coMBINATIoS OF INGREDIENTS used in
making BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHEs Is such
as to give the best possible ecct with safety They
are widely known rs the best remedy for Coughs,
Colds, Throat-Diseases, and Asthmatlc troubles.
Price. 81 crnts "A box.
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IRON. STEEL, &c.
METALS, GRINDsToNEs, &c.

METALS, GRINDsT0NEs, &c.
BEST REFINED BAR IRON-assorted sizes;
HORSE-sHOE, HOOP. HAND and ONALS;
SWEDE IRON and NORWAY sHAPEs-as-
serted sizes;
RUSSIA. GALVANIZED, and AMERICAN
fHkET-lEOE:
sPELTYR. efEET-ZINC. sOLDE AXLEs,
NOVA SCOTIA and ONO GRlkDsTONES-
full supply. ...,,
For sale By HENRY Nj. NORTHAN,
ke 2e.nOd corner fifteenih and cary siIreis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-22

SAVE MONEY BY having your printing done at
The DISPATCH PRINTISG-l!OUSE. Good work
low prices. ant satisfaction guaranteed.
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Remember our cardinal principle Of doing bust,
Money chcerfully refunded @ ail dtsstii>nec
purchrsers MISfIT STORE,
9i2 Main street.
OPEN IN THE EVENING TILL O'CLOCK:
SATURDAY TILL 10 O'CLOCK. fc 22-3t
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"Mr Walter Gross, my customer, was prostrated
with rheumatism for two years trlfd In vain All
remedies; kiencyWor, alone cured him. l nave
tried Il myself, and knoe that II IS good
Of a letter from j. l.. Willett, druggist Flint
Mich.
oc IO-sa Tu,Th&wtMh3