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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-04

4 OF their York-River connection between
| shockoe creek and their depot. Their
| new freight depot on the old Mayo's ware
house lot Is nearly finished. The new
works OF The Tanner & Delaney Engine
Company in the Valley at the north end OF
Fifth street are nearly done. They will be
occupied gradually, so that as little time as
possible be lost I'm the transfer from the
old works TO the new. The Gallego Mills
Company have under consideration plan
TO light their buildings by electricity.
An electric light company will proba-
bly, make proposition to the city
TO use its power at the old water
works in consideration OF lighting certain
streets. The remodelled and enlarged
Richmond College forms a pretty picture
now, seen from any part Of west Grace
street. The Hollywood Cemetery Company
have. in contemplation sundry improve
ments, chief Of which will he a new ave-
nue., TO be called Midvale avenue, and TO
run between the hills leaving the arch on
the main avenue, and going westward,
nearly parallel with Clarke's-Spring branch.
This will be the nearest. best, and prettiest
route to the new addition TO the grounds.
The ice-factory, at the northwest corner OF
canal and Adams streets, Is promising
enterprise. The new steam puddling-mills
Of the Old Dominion IRON and Nail-W forks
Company, on Belle Isle, (Which have been
in successful operation for some monfbs,)
are a credit to the community. Church
Hill avenue ought to be pushed for
ward to completion. Our East-End
friends are getting impatient. II would
give a great impetus TO building in
that section. The Elba-Market enterprise
is now locked up in court: but that the
West End will soon get market, one way
or another, Is f0regone conclusion. Ii
will likely be but a short time now before
the Street-Railway Company commence
extending their line down Reservoir street
TO Hollywood. The City Council will no
doubt take pleasure IN giving them all
needed facilities. The street-car is "the
poor mans carriage, The poor man il
power at the polls. The Planters Bank
has been rearranged and handsomely refit-
ted as to the interior. and is now being re-
painted on the exterior. The Catholics are
dead in earnest about building new Ca
thedral, and have started ont committees
TO make an active canvass for subscriptions
and contributions. The early commence
ment OF the work will depend largely upon
their success. Work of construction Is
about TO begin on the Virginia and Caro-
lima railroad, which is to run from Rich
mond to Ridgeway, n. c.. on the Raleigh
and CASTOR road. 1t is stated that the en-
terprise VIII be backed by large capitalists.
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T. A G 7 S
WE LEAD THE MARKET. AND DO NOT
cory OTHERS.

We have our DRAWING in public, advertise
our scheme and give the exact number OF tickets
issued. No one conseeted with the hoase Ia al
lowed TO have tickets to our drawing. When we
say that we give tbee valuable prizes away we
mean it We can afford 70 do u by our increased
cash business. 20 BEWARE OF IMfTAToRs.
Our FIRST DRAWING will take place MON
DAY, March 5th, at 4:30 p "a; the Regimentai
Armory, when the HANDSOME FRENCH
CHINA DINNER SET wis he siven away. The
public are invited to be presesi
We are now irving away TICKETS TO OUR
SECOND DISTRIBUTION OF sl05 WORTH
OF HANDSOME PRIZES. Every purchxser OF
goods 10 the amount Of sl leash) Is emitted TO .
ticket.
FIRST PRIzE-RrCH sILsER TEA sER-
VICE: value. $50.
SECOND PRIzR- SILVER WATER
PITCHER, WAITER. and GOBLET: value, t20,
THIRD PRTZE-HAN9-PAISTE CHAM
B BER-sET: value. sl6.
FOURTH PRIZE-MOss-RosE TEA-SET:
value, $3.50.
FIFTH PRIZF-FIvE-BOTTLE SILVER CAS-
TOR value. $3.50.
SIXTH PRlZE-QUEES ANNE TOILET
SET; value. So.
Call and make your purchases, and get your
tickets free, Our prices are as low rs any In The
city. and We will Duplicate any bill We carry
the LARGEST STOCK OF CHiLDRES's CAR
RIAGEs in the city-from ~ to 800. Special
orders taken for any style or color.
Wehaye a large line OF DECORATED TEA
and CHAMBER-sETs, TIN ToiLET-sE1s,
CUTLERY. LvER-PLATED kNlNEs,
FORKS. and SPOONS, CLOCKS, &c
our stock Of FINE siLVER-PLATED WARE
Is acknowledged to be equal TO any In the ei1y.
HARROLD's
sI7 BROAD STREET..
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Briefs and Personals.

The Associated Press telegram from Pc
tersburg stating that the Meberrin Lumber
Company's mills in Greenville county
were destroyed by fire was incorrect. On
the aGth Of February a stable belonging to
them was burned. The loss was only S4OO,
and was covered by insurance.
The Friends Westinghouse was packed
yesterday afternoon at the funeral OF Mr..
Henry A. peasants. The services were
very simple and solemn, and consisted OF
singing, PRAYER, and brief remarks by
Friend John Is. Crenshaw and Rev. Mr.
Bledsoe Of Trinity church.
The Supreme Court Of Appeals will meet
tomorrow for the March term. The Medi-
cal College case will probably be early con-
sidered.
The Land-Ofiice in Washington Terri
tory, which the President has given Hon
Joseph Jorgensen, is regarded a. a very
desirable place. 1t pays well, and may
prove 10 be an opening into Congress. Mr.
Jorgensen will 90 out there and grow III
with the country, and in about ten years
may be big man indeed.
The British bark Claddeboye cleared a
the cllstom-house yesterday for I.iyerpOo
with 3,l00 bales OF cotton, valued At Sl39,
! 500: loaded ut West Point.
At the regular meeting Of the Academy
of Medicine, to be held Monday night
the subject to be discussed wlll be the
Dressing Of Fractures" DR.. Brock lead
/ ing in the discussion.
Many friends have applied to the direct
ors Of the Trinity sacred concert, who sC
successfully rendered the cantata OF I'm
MANUEL" to reproduce it ut Mozart Hall
where it may be enjoyed by many whC
could not get in at the church. The mat
ter is now held under consideration.
Messrs. II. b. Challin & Co., real estate
agents. have sold the farm Of twenty-ioul
acres on the Nne-Mile road, belonging e
the estate OF Mrs. Fannie Bird. for th'
SUN of $500. to Messrs. Linscott ant
KniSht, Of New jersey.
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Your local in Fridays issue, in writing
about delay OF the Council IN building o
CITY Hall, attributes among the causes
" the well-meant but worrying attention OF
the irrepressible Alderman X. b. Chafiin." J"
Now. Mr. Editor, | cannot think the above
reference OF your local editor 10 myself
was made IN any unkindness; but for fear
some OF our good people may think have
given up the contest for reform i will re-
peat that am still ready 70 give bond OF
$4,000 for the faithful performance Of duty
by my book-keeper, To be paid by me. r.
expose the shortcomings Of some Of the
councilmen in acting in the double capacity
OF first serving themselves and then the
city.
/ viii add am for building City Hall,
but 10 be built by contract and not TO ex
ceed stipulated sum, TO be agreed upon
before commencing 10 build.
Respectfully, II. b. CHAPLIN.
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ART GALLERY.

E0sTER, CAMPBELL & CO., having
II taken the elegantly AkI GAL-
LERY al No. 525 Broad trect. request the pst' pl
rOnAge Of their friends and the pubic esSiHf :
csi styie OF the Photographic art Terms moderate
Mr. ". W. FOSTER has been for uie last h'e Ne'1Is "
artist and late manager for q. W. DAVIS. .lI. ID
>. CAMPBELL, has been for four years chiei opera
tor ia the same gallery. sas formerly WITH safon?
aud has no superior at LIS business. 1he hrhi A. A.
better prepared 20 deliver tnc w0rk io'h an.
other gallery In the clty. You Wall hnd thehi
prompt aud courteous. ana you viii be pieeed
with tlleir work. mh f-i"
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Who That Director Ii.

RICHMOND, March 3, 1888.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
In reply TO TaN-Payer's" note Of in.
quiry Of Thursday last win cay that by
examining the files Of the Dispatch Of Oc.
tober last he will find IN one Of the para
graphs under Locals y that Mr.. j. q. Aia-
dretcS resigned his position at the peniten-
tiary as superintendent oi improvements.
To him alluded. He was then, as he Is
now, a member OF the Boord Of Directors
Of the Virginia penitentiary, and rs such
received a Salary largely in excess OF his
directors salary for exfrasefyiees rendered,
as he claims, but in the Governors opinion,
as construed by his action in Director Flan-
nagan's ease, in violation OF law and official
propricty. If the proper authorities want
the facts itemized and specified they can
easily be gotten at, and but very little
trouble will furnish subtanstiaI proof.
Yours, {.
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Most OF the Captured Dredgers Dis
charged.

Colonel W. l.. Sims, who was LETT by
Governor Cameron on the Eastern Shore
of Virginia to attend to the prosecution Of
the officers and crews OF four vessels cap
tured on the east side Of the bay, returned
TO the city yesterday evening. The ac-
cused were carried to Pungoteague for eX-
animation, but upon Colonel Sims and the
attorney for the Commonwealth talking TO
the witnesses upon whose aflirmatlons the
arrests had been made it WAS discovered
that they would not testify TO any violations
of law except in the Potomac river;
that is to soy, beyond the jurisdiction Of
this State. In this condition Of affairs the
prosecution had TO be dropped. The mag
istrate discharged all OF the accused.
The people Of the neighbOrhood were.
from all accounts, Indignant that they bad
/ been arrested at all.
The crew Of the vessel that was captured
near the mouth Of the Potomac-five col
ored men and one white man-are in Jail
in Norfolk city. They will be taken to
Westmoreland county for trial. The crew
OF the Mary Westley, schooner captured
with the four vessels above referred to,
were carried to Mathews county for trial,
where they are now. This vessel got away
when the raid was made year ago.
Governor Cameron is at Old Point.
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TIE FLoRENCES.-Mr. and Mrs. w. j..
Florence will make their first appearance in
Richmond on next Thursday evening since
their return from Europe, where The
Mighty Dollar was enthusiastically received
aud acted for over one hundred nights in
London. Duringthe play Mrs. Florencewi
sing the new Chinese song "Chee Sing"
written expressly for her by Mr.. Florence.
On Friday evening they will present their
new play, by Messrs. Iessop and Gill, en-
titled An Old Stager. There will be a
prand matinee Saturday at > Z. NJ, and on
SATURDAY evening Tom Taylor's great moral
drama Ticket -of-Leaye Man. The box
sheet opens Tuesday at \. NJ. at the The,
atre ana at Ramos & Moses. There VIII
he no Increase in the prices.
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STEvENs
has opened this week

STEVENS
has opened this week
Novelties In GENTLExEN's and LADiES'
SLEEyE-BUTTONs;
Another LOT OF WATERBURY WATCHES;
A lob lot Of EN AMEL SLEEVE-BU1ToSss st20cs
worth soc;
Elegant new designs in LACE PINS;
Bargains in low-priced BLACK LACE PINS;
New designs in ETRUsCAN, OWL, and BAN
GLE PINS at 25c.;
Another 10. Of those MOUNTED CABD-RE-
CEIyERs at 50c.;
An Immense lot Of superior ftAlhh@-D'S'
ERS, all sizes, ia price from loo. up;
LADIES' DRESSING COMBS, fne-1nishod goods,
at very low prices;
Handsome new CUPS and sAUCERs at 20 ana
5Oc.:
The TooTH-BRUsHEs we show st TO- 20, and
25c. are bargains;
since the REDUCTION in the price OF our VELVET
FRAMES the sales are fully doubled. friees
tell.
| Another case Of that NOTE-PAPER In large
boxes, such as We sold so rapidly at Christmas
90 a, STEVENS.
| sos Broad street
| Co., so- f,.,,togpe free. mh4
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wu,r Is DiPHruERIA?--The name Is
eomnaratiyely new. but the disease Is as
ali ~ sin itself. It is condition OF the
throat something like Group, only worse,
hecsr,se Il attacks the sufferer with such
ranidity and In such way as to stop the
a;r.nossaces. The throat Is violently in-
aamcd and tough membrane. Ike lea
ther. i very rapidly formed; PEsRY pA,
yIs's PAIS-KILLER has cured taoussnds o. o.
cases OF dlphtheria. Ii acts 10 promptly
and 40 efficiently that no .amily can anore
| 10 be without II.
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Easter-cards and Easter novelties are
.till the centre OF attraction at n. Leonard's,
90S Main street. Those wanting anything
OF the kind would do well to call and ex-
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
y. LEONARD, 90S Main street
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IoLANTHE.- night will Ind
the Richmond Theatre crowded to witness
the presentation Of loanthe, the charming
opera lately written by Gilbert& sullivan.
Charles T.. Ford's welLknown company
will render II, and the sale OF reserved
seats shows conclusiyely that the above
prediction will be verified. When Few
weeks ago the same company gave this
onera. crowded house, and most
ldshi.nable one as well, witnessed II. IL
Is a treat that will not be enjoyed again
for some time.
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HELPLESS FOR EIGHT TyEARs-UNABLETo
TowALK FOR ONE YEAR-GoT
AR0UT ON HANDS AND KNEEs-A WON
nEssEr-I CyrpP

Ihave had Srnos wonderful cure Of Salt Rheum.
Tor seventeen years sHf rci with >ali-Rheum;
nd il ON my head. face. neck. arms, and les.
,ss no, able 20 walk. ouls on nay hands ana knees,
fsrone wear. | have not been able 20 help myself
for eight years tried hundreds of rensfdies, mol
oue hsd tic least effect. Jbc doctors said my cstse
ia; came along. | saw yolir advertisement, and
concluded % Try CUriCtiRA RkMtDIES. The
CTTtCVRA hrUlch. the humor 10 the surface Oi
nv skiu. Il would drop of rs II came out unit
now / am entirely well All can say Is thank
Vou most heartily for my cure. Any person who
thinks this letter n fraud, let them write come
and sce me, and hnd ont for them selves.
WILL MCDONALD.
o5i2 Dearborn street. Chicago, Ill.
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AUrTIoy SALES MONDAY.

E1r- On all sales OF Real Estatemade betweentht
Ist Of January aud last of June the LaNes for tht
pre-ent wear have tO be paid by the purchaser. or
IN sales made between lc lSt OF July and hast. .of
lhe wear ;he taxes have 10 he paid by the seller.
fThls custom was adopted about trtecn years age
bv all the real estate agents In Richmond, ana ap-
plies TO Richmond and viciniB.J
WILLIAM II. LYME & CO., A. p. NJ. two valua-
bic building lots Oh the wes' line OF Twenty
afth street Between Clay and Leigh.
TDMvND WADDlLL, JR., trustee. III A. VI.
general assortment OF goods usually found IN
a hrst-class grocery and ship-chaDdlery store
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AWNINGS.

'rRAyERs & KUHN. PRACIdCAL
i AWNING AND TENT-M kRs' ,ai,s "iisr r,t 70
pat up STORE AWNINGs-ai styles; POkth,,
bOOii-, and wISDOw-AWNiN NiN0s=Ne. l1rk
styles. Guarantee worknansfip aho w, nSpstS
CHEAP TENT AND AWNING cOMPANf. No.
IA ncrth Fourteenth street, kirhmond, ts. Ele-
tator ropes epiiccd nm f-ib"
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POLICE CoURT.-The following cases
were disposed OF yesterday:
Cornelius Holloway. charged with felonl-
ouslv shooting and wounding one w. &.
Blackburn. Continued. on motion OF de-
iendant, to Monday next. Committed; no
bail allowed.
Francis Chasina, charged with assault
and battery. Dismissed on the payment OF
costs.
George Baker, charged with assault and
battery. Dismissed on payment OF costs.
Merry Green (colored), charged with steal
ing one lot Of flour, one pound OF sugar,
and one piece OF tObacco-all Of the value
of forty cents-from George Seldom. Jail
ed for fifteen days.
Julia Palmer (colored), charged with as'
sault and battery. Fined $500 and costs
Fleming Christian (colored), drunk
Fined -.
Fighty-thrce persons were reported to
dav for unlicensed vehicles, 'ogs, anC
goats.
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AFRAGRANT BREATH Is always pleasure, and
you can hayei II by using MEADE & BAKERS deli
clous CAREoLIc MOUTH-WAsH. ltde-troys the Of
fensiye odor caused by diseased gums and decayed
teeth and speedily restores them TO healthy con-
dtion. Price. ffty cents 4 bottle.
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LEMONS. POTATOES, Ac.

IN STORE AND FOR SALE, $50 bar.
i re,s OF EARLY. ROSE PoTAT0fs-noiI,h
rtaie' Maine. and Vermont, 25 barrels BUlt'
BANKs "a barrels GOODRICH aud 20 barrels
PEEhLEsa: 1aO0 t0coANuTs. 10 boxes
LEMf,Ss, go boxes GOLDFISH, xoQ cas- .p Gan
nh 4-lv 1919 eAst hain street.
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RDVAI. GLIDING.
DUBY's ROYAL GLIDING.
Rr>pS FoR INSTANT USE.

DUBY's ROYAL GLIDING.
RHADI FOR INSTANT USE.
This magniacent LIQUID GLIDING may hc
substituted for Gold-Leaf At one-i~enlieth the
cost OF the latsr.
his the eSsst color Of English sterling gold. u
Gu.Ds FRAMES. CoRNiCEs, FURNITURE,
uRNAxe Srs. &C., and instantly affords bril-
liant sold n surfsse without any IRE tarsion what-
ever.
Its issnlaabsc for Home use.
LADIES cAN USE 1T.
A c.,asl's-P air Brush In each box.
THE COST Is THRILLING.
Sold by
/ RANDOLPH s. ENGLISH.
1902 Nsln sutei.
| WEST, JOHNSTON A CO.,
9,l east Main street;
| r. l.. ID. WALtoRD.
Ala east Brosd street;
" I" Is north Ninth Aree,;
- eis east Ma.n street;
and al, Paint Dealers and Druggists. -
KEW YORK CHEMICAL -
MaSufAcTuRiS0 coHrAVSa. co MA
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GRAND JuRY.-The following grand Jury
have been summoned for the March term
oi the Hastings Court, which meets To-
morrow: General Peyton wise, W; H.
McCarthy. William A. Armistead, Ed",r
Winn. Alexander Grant. Jr., James -
Foe Peter J. Crew, william l.. Carneal
and Richardson Forester (colored).
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uousrs. MULES. cows. &c.
MULES AND HORSES.
GRAPE.yINTS FOR SALE.

HAVE SOME FINELf-kOOTED
l. CONCORD GRAPE-NI>E- FOR sale, fuoss
az DER hundred, so cents per dozgn. and cents
per single one packsd and eliveiso IN ,'.,s,"'"-
ei9 wcss Nsin street, Richmohd' Va.
nlh 6-dit&wtt
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED BY
the Use Of MEADE BAKER's sAroHINE DESTI-
PRICE. which will speedily remove incpient tartar
and scurf. Price, nifty cents box.
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The CUTICURA TREAT sfENT. for the cure Of
skin. scalp. and Hood Diseases. consists in the
intefnal use of CUTiCUEA RESoLVENT. the new
Rlood-Puriher. snd the external Use Of CUTICURA
and CUTICURA soar, the great >kin-CuTcs. Prlce
Of CUTICURA. small boxes. so cents; large boxes,
81. CVTiCUEA kESoLyENT, 81 per bottle. Gu
TICURA soar. - cents. CUTICURA SHAVING
SCAP. 4 ; cents sold hy al druggists.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL. CO.,
BOsfOn.
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WEATHER REPORT.

IYpIcATroxs FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, fair weather, northwest
erly winds. becoming variable, higher ba-
rometer, stationary or slight rise in tempe
railire
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PREPARATIONS

for SPRING and SUMMER demands are proceeding
rapidly with us, and we are getting into shape for
a RUSHING TRADE-sueh we have a right To ex-
pect from our REMARKABLE SUCCESS Of the past
eight years. the term OF our exis1nee In Rich
mond.
This getting into shape applies more particularly
to the CHOICE, NOVEL, and TRULY ELEGANT lines
Of SUITS and SPRING oYsRcoATs that we are
having made from the most FASHIONABLE mate
r1als. our ovEE-G AR,fENTs, however, In ANY
STYLE yon want, for MEN, BOYS, and CHILDREN,
are nearly all in. Whoever Intends buying a
LIGHT-wEIGHr oyERcoAr this STRING may a
well have the use Of It these clear bright days, and
now Is a GOOD time to begin wearing this seryicca
bic garment
In our BOYS and cHrLDRE,g's department IA
variety never great rs it Is this season, an
parents viii find II 10 their interest to bring ih
little folks bere 10 be clothed. Whether they nee
kilt suits or pants suits, bring them 10 us. Tn
handsomes. room In our building devoted TO hi
department, which IS celebrated for correctness o
style and lowness of price.
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How can a husband be eOntentef whose break
fast Is not wen cooked? Rtd the breakrast-tablc
Of growis aud dyspepsia by using HEcKEI's
SELF-RAIsISG BUCKwnEAT, which always salts
dQs eyeryone.
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SAVE MONEY by having yeur printing done ~
he DISPATCH PRINrING-IloUsE. GOOD WORK
low uyices.aud satisfaction guaranteed.
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CEIIULOD EYE-GLASs frames representing the
choicest selections Of toroisc-shen and amber are
fast becoming the most popular. For sale by all
leading jewellers aud opticians.
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A. sAKs Coz
STRICTLY OSE-PRIcE TAILoRs AND CLoTIlIEIs,
1913 MAIN STREET

DURKEE's SALAD DRESSING, ready made
rich and delicious dressing for all salads OF meat,
fish. or vegetables. Cheaper and Infinitely better
than home-made No sauce equal % IT,
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UNIQUE AND BEAUTTUL-Om assortment of
Faster aud Birthday Cards are open for examina-
ton A call IS solicited. The prices are from &c.
toS7.5O. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
1902 Main street.
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Personal.

MANUFACT II RE II OF ALL
n GRADES OF TOBACCO. both forlgn and
domestlc-all styles of navy and light pr sset-
would like q correspond with party Win Tie
cations strictly conlde stiaL Adiioss - y b.
cify post office. mn f-St-
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DoN'r DIE I'm The house. Rough on Rats
Clears out rats, mice Gos, roaches, bed-bugs. loc
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SASH. BLINDS, DOORS. &c.

VVHITEHURsT & OWEN,
w MANUFAcTgnERs cf
SASH. BLINns, DOORS, M0rLDlNGsS
RR At.kEfS. SC.
AND DEALERS IN BtIiLpEks HARD HARf
TWELFTH STREET f.H
BETWEEN CANAL AND byRtN
NH SAN RiC1isz<lND, VA.
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HOTELS AND BoARDING-BOUsEs.
HOTEL COMFORT,
Ill nItEN nTREET. HAMPTON, VA.

This elceans and newiy-furnished hotel is now
ope for he reception OF guests. This hotel: nav
ing been Dtted up with The greatest at,eht3,h 70
siprllss a wani long experienced 10y those vlslting
Hampton IN quest ~ comfort economy. clfliit!'
Wen-I,ref,arcd fpOC. cleanliness, ana ppntene7s.
for families.
Large sample-rOoms for commercials. whose pa
tOBsge l. especially asked for. Com petc.i raves
~ Der day T. BARNARD, Proprietor,
Inh 4-d3m Late Manager OF Bon an hOlei.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-04

The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
comfortable.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 40;
q A. NJ, Al; noon, 50; =. NJ. 40; p.
NJ, ~; midnight, 40.
Mean temperature, A 90.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-04

DABY. For Infantile and Birth-Hu-
I'D mors and Skin-Bicm' shes. use CUTICURA
SOAP. a delieiouslY-perfGmed SklN BEAUfl-
flER and Toilet, Bath, and Nursery sentative
Absolutely pure sales esSl and lSsZ. l.Ou0,-
600 cakes. nh A-dSu&W&wlt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-04

"BCCIIUPAIBA." Quick, complete cure, all an
noying kidney and Urinary Diseases. 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-04
FANCY GOODS.
sI7 BROAD STREET

The PRIZES are on exhibition incur window.
tmh 4 1t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-04

y,OoK AND JOB woRK NEATLY
DExEcITEns o. the DisrArCh PRlsriS9
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