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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-29
A BIG FIRE In MANCHESTER.
THE CEDAR-woRKs AND srACY's
sHUCK-FACTORy DESTROYED.
Total Loss About Ninety Thousand
Dollars; Insurance sixfy-seven
Thousand Origin OF the Fire.

The Cedar Works and Stacy's shuck-fae.
tory, In Manchester, were destroyed by
fire yesterday.
The FIRE originated about IL O'Clock NJ.
i'm the top-story OF the Cedar-W orks
used as drying-room. In this room the
temperature was very warm, possibly above
I40o. There were some six or eight bands
ut " ork on this floor at the time-two oi
them saw the fire when II first broke out
.sThe flame was not as large as a mans
fist" said one Of the operatives, "when
first saw 1t, and, with another man, started
TO PUT on the hose. The flames rose sc
fast that we were forced TO run out to save
our lives. What caused the fire was boi
box--the box in which moved the shaft Of
the elevator.
The building was OF brick, and five sto-
ries high, and was necessarily filled with q
great mass OF combustible material used in
making buckets. An engine was running
In the BUILDING at the time, and the engineer
was forced to leave IL without even stop
ping the machinery.
SPREAD OF THE FLAMES.
The wind was blowing heavy at the time
and directly from the north. This caused
the flames to follow In the direction OF the
paper-mill and the cOtton-factories. A
half dozen or more small frame buildings
in the immediate neighborhood were on
fire, and some were damaged considerably.
Many persons had their clothing burned
by the sparks.
The Cedar Works buildings were entire
ly destroyed.
Mr.. Parrish, the superintendent, says
that the loss will reach $4,000.
More than $50 men and boys are thrown
out OF employment.
Stacy's shuck factory, on Hull street,
about square below the Cedar-Works,
caught from sparks, and was almostly en-
tirely destroyed. IT, was mandatory OF
and storehouse for shucks for mattresses.
The loss is $4,000. This was large two
story brick building.
HELP FROM RICHMOND.
The situation early became so alarming
that q demand was made upon the Fire
Department Of Richmond, and engines Nos.
2, 8, and > were sent over. They worked
well, and were stationed near the canal
bridge on Hull street.
At one time II was thought that Tallcy's
store on Hull street would be destroyed.
All the furniture and goods were removed,
Mr.. Talley's loss willreach several hundred
dollars. He kept bar-roOm, and the
crowd relieved him OF an immense quantity
OF hquor.
Thousands OF persons witnessed the fire
Many viewed 1t from housetops in Rich
mond and on the hills around Manchester
THE TNcrp ANCF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-29
FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 20, 1884.

carries large cane, and some Of The eye
witnesses assert that he used II when he
struck Mr.. Ely, while otneis say the
assault was with bis fist. the blow was
an exceedingly severe one, as u put Mr..
EIy's left eye In mourning. They were
led away hurliug epitbets at each other.
Ely put himself in the bands OF friends.
who alleged that their principal had not
been givon a fair show. Tonight 1t Is
rumored that board OF honor has adjusted
the affair so that blood may yet be avoided.
Judge Wright is a large man. He is
fully six feet high, and has powerful
frame, but he is greatly troubled with
rheumatism. Mr.. Ely, though consid-
erably smaller. is Younger. and apparently
quite able to take care of himself.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-29
Grceubrier white sulphur Springs,

At a recent sale Of the livery, horses,
and dairy cows, made by Mr.. Boulware,
receiver OF the Springs, the present lessees.
Mr.. stuart and associates, became the pur-
chasers. These lessees have recently ap-
pointed Major B. +. Eakle, long and IA
yorably Known by the hatitueS OF the old
"White," as their secretary. The Major
Will on the Ist day Of March receive from
Mr.. Boulware, the courts receiver, all the
property, real and personal, OF the Green
brier White Sulphur Springs Company
now In the receivers charge, and will pro-
ceed actively TO put the place in order for
the reception Of visitors at the usual open
ing time. The name OF Major Easle affords
an ample guarantee OF satisfaction 70 the
public as well a. 10 the lessees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-29
Juvenile entertainment.

The children OF the Band OF Hope, a
temperance organization, will give an en-
tertalnment at Seyentb-Street Christian
church tonight. commencing at 1:El
O'Clock. The exercises will consist OF
songs. recitatiOns. dialogues, &c., &c.
several Of them, by proficiency in their
lessons in the Band, are entitled to medals,
which will be awarded 10 them tonight.
Rev. DIR. Hatcher will deliver the medals.
There is no admissioD-fee charged. and the
public is invited To attend.
The arrangements are under the super
intendence Of Mrs. Joseph X. Gil, who
will bring several OF the boys from The
Male Orphan Asylum TO assist in the eNer-
piSps
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Manchester.

Plumber Morton, a colored man, was ar
rested Yesterday by officer Jones on the
charge OF felonious assault on white
youth. He is under bail Of 72j TO appear
before Mayor Taylor this morning at .
O'Clock.
The cases before Mayor TaYlOr yesterday
morning were OF a trifling nature.
A bill passed the House OF Delegates yes
terday authorizing the Common Council OF
the city OF Manchester 10 authorize per-
sons or companies TO construct a street.
railway In this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-29
~. E,v GETS a Black Eve.

An Atlanta, Ga, telegram says: X. N
Eiy. Attorney-G General Of the State under
Colauitt,s administration, and the Hon. g
]. Wright, ex-judge OF the Supreme Court,
met last night In q hotel, when their con-
yersatjon turned upon case in which they
were opposing counsel years ago. The
corridor OF the hotel was crowded with
people. Suddenly Judge Wright arose
from his seat and planted his fist square
IN Ely's face. Ely attempted to rise,
but Judge Wright grabbed him just as
he himself was grabbed by mutual friends,
who separated the two. Judge Wright
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-29
The Deadly Hair.Dye.
I Washington correspondence Of the Augusta
lhronirleI

Washington correspondence Of the Augusta (Ga.l
Chronicle
Senator Farley, OF California, has re-
turned to Washington, but is the shadow
OF his former self He is said to be the
victim OF hair-dye. Brought to the verge
OF the grave, he abandoned It's use. His
gray hair and beard are In curious contrast
TO what they were last session. But for the
excessive loss of flesh and the painful
effects OF long illness he would be Inn
proved in appearance by allowing nature to
have her way. hope that he will recover
his health. Not long ago the most promi-
nent pawnbroker In Baltimore died a hor-
rible death from the effects OF hair-dye.
His dreadful fate has alarmed not q few
elderly persons who had resorted TO the
same practice, which is one OF Imminent
deadly peril.
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The Threatened Rebellion.

An Ottawa (Ont.) special says: The Pre-
mier received several alarming kilograms
from Winnipeg "Wednesday morning re-
garding the threatened rebellion among
the white settlers on account Of the Do.
minion Government having refused to
meet the demands Of Premier Norquay on
behalf OF the Northwest for reduction OF
duties on American agricultural imple-
ments and the removal OF the monopoly
clause In the Canadian-Pacifc charter, &c.
Sir John Macdonald, on receipt OF the tele-
grams. sent for the Manitoba members OF
the House of Commons. The result Of the
interview. however, Is unknown.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-29
FOhiee C8urG,

The following cases were disposed Of
yesterday:
Joseph Bailey (cOlOred), assault and bat
terry. Fined $40 and cost.
Charles w. Davis, drunk. Fined - and
cost.
Walker Tay lor, drunk. Discharged.
G. ". Wilson (eolored), charged with
trespassing on the premises Of and abusing
Sarah Perkins. Discharged.
Obey Randolph (colored), charged with
stealing Sl20 from ". a. Moss. Dis
charged.
Hannah Strang (colOred was jailed foT
thirty days for stealing one dress from
Catherine Cumbcr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-29

Political economists may not be able to
solve the problem OF the value OF negroes
in politics, but in Ohio their value in sci
ence seems to have been definitely settled.
At last quotations selected grades were
worth fifteen dollars head when freshly
burked. The Cincinnati Commercial Ga.
zette, being the leading Republican paper
OF that city, will, it is expected, keep the
public advised Of any fluctuatiOn in the
market price.
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spECsAL NoTiCE,.
fe- sHLKsi siLKSii
kLARGE STOCK AT Low PRICES
4 GOOD TIME TO BUY.


BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILK at e5 worth s5c,, az
IS worth s9c., az c, worth 81. at &1 worth
si.25. at 81 10 worth 81 35, AZ st.25 worth
Is5 worth s2.6V, al s2.2S worth IS, at sS
coI%RED silks at 7S worth eOc., at 81 worth
,OiORED SA11NS as so worth 65c., NJ 76c
worth Al. ~ tl worth Si.:5:
SURAa SILKS in all co.orS, excellent goods AT
SrRiPED. ciiRtKED. and CHANGEABL e
SlLKS for sprtng and Summer wear;
BLAck SIN RuAnAMks at sl.9S and $3.50
uI.Wooi. FRENCH BLACK cAsHuEREs a,
40. so, 60, 6s, rs, e0c., 81 snd sl.25 pcr
ySrd-an much below regular vaiue: we will
siNfe that u Is the cheapest line Of CASH.
WIRES ever otter Il 10 i,lts cliv;
RENRlETrA CLOTHS, s1L6 WARP, CREPE
CLOTH, skRGEs, and other BLACK DRESS
nSCR StiNsvEnING at 2oc., would be cheap
m.scK BtrNTNG-au wool-M Iss, 90, and
cois,SRh6 sSi: 61i 1StiNs YELLING, a. mchc. wide. a,
sec. a yard. would ~ cheap at Gee:
lLBATR0SS CLOTH, az inches wide 3; 6Oc. a
wlDE GREY.MTXED WASH PoPLiN at s,sc. a
EXcELLENT GINGHAMs at CO. sls, 10, and
ss bar ssirgais. Ia LACE CURTAINS and CUR
EusRRoiiDEREp CURTAIN LACE at 1880. per
ward worth 2bc.;
DRAWERS at sl worth 1928;
FLANNELS OF every description at bottom
prices.
CARPETS Of every description;
RIGS, MATS oiI.-JlOTHs, WINDOW
SHADES, HASS0CKS, OrToMANS, SHADE
and C9IRTAlN-FINTURES;
SOLID GOLORED HOSE for Ladies at 81 and
3qc. pair-would he cheap at Doe:
HAMBURG EDGINGS AND INSERTING S-the
.argesf and cheapest stock In this city;
LACkS II every description-Sn immense stock
20 select from;
U.0AKS. JACKETS, DOLMANS and CIRCU-
LARS-only few left. which will be sold at
les than cost, as we want 10 make a clean
hrse assortment OF GENTLEMEN's FUR
NlSHiNG GOODS:
GOODS for BOYS and MEMS WEAR.
LEVY, DAVIS & DRAKE
tsuccessors 20 Levy Brothers..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-29

president ARTHUR, strange as it may
seem, still yearns for rod that is not 4
fishing-rod. lie longs to be a schoOlmas-
ter again." After the 4th OF March, 1885,
CHET will have an opportunity Of gratifying
his yearnlng. Teachers for primary schools
are in demand in the Territories.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-29

1t is in order for our esteemed contem-
porary, the Philadelphia Press, to rise and
explain the utility Of the revolver as a
part OF the public-school system Of that
city. The benighted South hasn't got that
far on the road to civilization, and humbly
begs to be enlightened.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-29

a contemporary saws: " There Is a
kind OF bird in South America called the
payo. These birds sit in large flocks in
trees and wait until they are all shot onc
by one" The South American sportsman
ought to be happy. He always has null
tum in payO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-29

\ southern contemporary notices that
the blOody-shirt editor Of the st. Loui'
Globe Democrat is letting down on the
southern-outrage question, and needs
bracing up. How would JOIN BROwN':
"gallus," which has Just come to light il
Charlestown, help the cause?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-29

A correspondent OF a southern paper
wants TO know how to avoid making gram
matical mistakes. Commit GOULD BROWNS
Grammar Of Grammars, which consists OF
1,100 octave pages, to memory. After that
it will be impossible TO make grammatical
mistake. You will die.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-29

The Boston Globe says: "General
HAzEN is considered the most inflated man
in Washington" Well, a man who un-
dertakes to furnish the wind pressure for
a country as big as this could hardly be
anything else than inflated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-29
IVo THE PEOPLE WHO WRITE.
EVERETT WAbDEY,
tafC l4.s. .f....l

Bo0KBlNDER, AND PRINTER
sells the best
GOLD PEss--fullest assortment In this market
and every one OF which hegnarantees' or no
sale; - . -
pa TENT w pS'i h RgjBIER-c jb COVERED GOLD PENS
The nearest pen TO the quill ever found;
iImr ma.afaetslre; AuT0Mxfi0 sH ADING-
PTEs. n RUBBEH MARKIN0-PENe. fe 22
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-29

"There are rumors ailoat Of a ministe-
rial crisis in France" We are glad to
hear it, and feel greatly relieved. We
know OF no more harmless diversion than
ministerial crisis in France.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-29

Best Anthracite and Splint Coal at Lowest
cash prices. Good Pine Wood, 81 pei
half cord; sawed-end Pine Wood, 1925 ps
half cord; sawed wood, S2.75 per bah
cord. at e. III. Pages, 1906 east Cary street
Telephone No., 165.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-29
Gentlemen,

do not LET be forced on you an inferior
Cigar because il happens to be in I box
that once held the Sealskin Cigar. Irre-
sponslble parties are practicing just such
fraud.
OWENS & MINOR. Agents, Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-29
rxo ehiIdren Rurned 60 Death.

BY the burning OF the residence OF vii
liam Morrison, 4 well-to-do farmer In Po'
cahontas county, on Friday !ast, news ol
which has Just reached wheeling, two
daughters, aged eight and eleven years,
were burned TO death.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-29

Since we come TO think OF II, that Colo
RADIO story about boy dying daily is not
so remarkable after all. KIEFER is nota-
BILE example OF the phenomenon OF death
I'm life
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-29

a Washington correspondent telegraphs
that Virginia Is not solid for ARTHUR.
Correct. Virginia is solid for the Demo-
cratic nominee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-29
TO MESSRS. J. II. CLAIBORNE.
II GEORGE W. MARREN. LOskPu A

BLAIR, W. II. QUARLES, AND OTHERS:
Gentlemen.-ln response 10 yOnl call OF 2sth
February, 1884. | respectfully announce myself
a candidate for the position of SflERIff' Oh
THE CITY OF RICHMOND. subject Go DeIas D..
cratic primary election. should II De the plea
| sure of my fellow -cuZens tO elect me To the Of
aud faithful discharge Of It's duties. Feeling
deeply grateful for the confidence Iiat you hsVt
expressed in me,
am, very respectfully,
fc2S CHARLES W t,ODDiN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-29

No Republican presidential boomlet is
genuine unless il has the trade mark OF
Combines curl upon IL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-29

"sHERNlN's boomlet begins to look sick
~" IL has cadaverous appearance In
Ohio particularly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-29

Since JOSH BILLINGS was left $1,000 by
a millionaire who admired his spelling
LOGAN has quit going to night-school.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-29
THE INSURANCE,
The Richmond Cedar-W Works Compan,
was insured in the following companies:

The loss is So, ,OO0l more than the insu-
rance. The Rochester German is repre-
scnted in this city by Messrs. George ID.
Pleasants & Son. and the five last named
excepting the Virginia Home) by Mr..
Howard Swineford.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-29
PHAErONs. BUGsIEs. 80,
sEINE~THREAD.

IN LIcHTENsTEIN's>S@Cs
COR. SEVENTEENTH AND FnANALiS srEAErs-
RICHMOND. VA.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
SEISE-TliREAD OF all Nos. and qlal i.es;
PATENT and sOFT-L AID DsElNE.fNiNss; /;
COTTON ROPES, all sixes;
C0Rks aad CORkwOO
NETS and NETTING IN stock aud naste 70 ~
der at short notice. Lowest prices guaranteed.
Sole importers OF the LION BEAND sEtNh-
lTHREAD--warran,ed 70 give Satisfaction.
MAcRAME TwiNE>, white aad ,oioFsd. 40 4
all s!zes required. nv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-29
Clolhlng.nuyers, rake Ne.lee.

The consignment sale OF tine clothing az
ihe Mistit Store will positively close on
Saturday, March ist A word TO the wise
IL sufficient.
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as7s H=
Wv RRNsfAL.
rf'O THE PUBLIC.-Porm me ~ state.

IV'O THE PUBLIC.-Pormi me 10 state.
IN view Of the ifti, erciieH eIaf and aesspspsT
drficteS - 10 the unsolicited sppOlut ent Of my
selfiO the sherifllty Of the city OF Richmosd sy
his Honor Judge Atkins, Of the iIustinss Court,
NAT have not attcmDted Ia qualify and failes.
tated In the evening and morning Dapers. sut
mat as soon rs learned from ilr. Shoild Circsit
| Ourt clerk, that his Honor Judge Wellfvri had-
shortly after the death Of the Late sheriff John W
Wright. expressed The opinion that he had Ile ap-
| pointing power, sought and obtained au later
| view with his hOnOr. and after eXplaiuins tn
whole case | assured him that | would rot undes
any circumstances hold The office unless accests-
pe 10 him that had itst heard Of bis views and
| should await his matur-1 opinion. Hr expressed
| himself pleased and said he appreciated nay Seek
4 ng the Interview, aud that personally nO one
| would be more acceptable to him IN that cspse-
| itv.' and promised go examine the Law cIoely,
| which he had not done, and give me hi-
| views next morning. met him ON Ms way Z"
| court soOn next morning. and hr gave u a. III,
T! opinion " there wis vacancy Ia be- nlied
that under the lIw the Deputy Sheriff con
tnucI 10 MI the Office. Just rs Ia caSe the Pr'~i
dent should di tine NIcc-Pre,ident assumed q
presidency &C.; which illustration, 1 thought,
nnt parable. case. But a. he had made up his
mind. concluded not 10 detain INN longer, - ilc
hour for court had arrived. | honestly bpiev-
Judge ttkinS Ind the right 10 appoint. The opin-
| ion Of she Attorney for the Commonwealth ana
o'hcr prominent lawyers sn tain him ~ ~ duiug.
But IS did not In any manncT, directly or iDdi-
roetly, seek 10 influence The appointment, and
1p>cd and at the elTnc,t solicitations of ny mD-i
intimate friends. { DO not consider a. A. treutG-
bent upon me Ia make a contest for the CNsOit.
CITED Office Of Sbcriii Of the city OF Richmond.
Thanking Judge AtkiDs for the purely D;r,anJi
compliment, and which | highly appreciate.
have only Ia regret that our Avs should b. -
framed a. 90 De- subjected Ia different COas, rue,o-
Nv those appointed 10 administer Ele0i, sud tsat
should innoceufly H. their sc1pegoat-
10 oo-It WHrIAM " wITuEpS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-29

I RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE MY
l. SELF CANDIDATE FOR THE OFFICf
Of SHERIFF, snbiect 10 the Demo cratic noniina-
ton. Having been Deputy Sher.n for about
thirteen years. and now carving On the sGrc
| In the name vf John W. Wright, sheriff. ~
leye that can discharge he dulles Of the position
satisfactorily, and II elected | pledge my besa
efforts to that eud LEWls p. WINSTON.
f.O i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-29

TO MESSRS. +. 4. GLASGOW. e. H.
L TODD, AND OTHERS: Gentiemeu.-Is ~
SDOnse 10 the above call 90 announce u yself q
CANDIDATE FOR TIFF OFFICE on ClrT AU-
DITOR. allow me 10 thank you for this expression
IF confidence, and say that should II be the plea.
sure Of the voters Ia elect me, that viii di~,bsfy~
the duties OF the 9th. 40 the best OF nv ability.
70 23 GDWAPD j. WARBn6
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.-The Unity OF
~ Nature, by the author OF the Duke OF Argyll,
$3.50 vestigia, by author OF kisInit, VI Oid
Lady Mary, BY author OF The Little Pilgrim, I6c.
sons. and other stories, ETC., by Col. Geo. Wyfhe
hunford, $3.50; A Roundabout Journey. warner,
Judith, By Marion Hariand. s1.50; Froude's Luz
ther, so and 75c.; Lite Of Luther, by kostiin.
$3.50; Bulock's Secret Service Of the Confederate
States, 2 voss.,s6. WEST, JOHNSTON & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-29
CANDIDATEs FOR OYrICG.


YOCHARLES w. GODDIN, ESQ. Tn.
l. undersigned, yo'ers Of tie city. apprscia iattnz
your honest and strict attention g. bsslness, and
believing you would he suitable peros u Gii Ihs
vacancy caused by the death OF The late Joha "
Wright. respectfully request that yoa sunspBcc
yourself c1ndidsie for sheriff, 70 be ysied fsr st
the approaching May election.
j II. Claiborne. Joseph NJ. Blair.
George W. Warren, W l.. Quarle,.
&. Gennet. j. w Cringan.
Jesse Child. III. Swinefo-d.
John e. Williams, J. l.. Apperson.
W. III. Tatun, II. +. Tinsley,
M0untcasile & Coler, George +. stacy,
). +. kOhlef. A. l., tllett Jr
A. Judson Watkins. Clay Drewrv.
w. L. Smith, CT. Todd.
W. q. stokes, T.. B. Addison.
ID. o. Davis John Addison,
Samuel :. Cotircll, william II. Aflisaa.
u. :. Mccarthy. Robert Il. WnIislss.
}. Harvie Blair, Franllia stearns.
Clem't Il. Barksdale, B. 4. Gray.
". r.. simmons. lie 26-Tu,TbASpt-
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fpha Mills0uaiPe>

in J. e. MooRE's Agency furnish absolute
security against tire-Iosses.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-29

the best things for colds. Antoui has
large supply.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-29

SAVE MoSEr BY having your pr1sling asae =.
the DISPATCH PRfSTrSc-fiousA. Good vert, ,
low prices. and salisfzction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-29
'I'O EDW ARD J. WARKLN. ESQ.

l. The undersigned voters OF the city, recee-
niLing your past services, and believing that you
are fully qualified 10 al the vacancy occasianed
by the death Of the late 5. B. Royster, Speottuliy
request that you announce yourself "a caudldaf'
for the Office of CITY Auditor In the coming Fl..-
ton in May next
y. I. Gla sgOw, r. :. Alfriend,
Charles l.. Todd ]. Dave port, Jr.
Andrew PiZzinl, Jr.. VI Rosenbaum,
Edward Cohen, /. William PcmsertSs =.
W. S.dunn, !. :. Tower,
n. -. llargrOye. j. VI. Goddln,
". X. Bowie. William u. tilbsou
Jane, II. Capers, Henry q. Cannon,
l.. Wagner, III. Milihiser,
Clenent X. Barksdaie, A. j. Miller,
James McGraw. Talbo, x sons,
Herman BOschen, Alexander " .Arrha,
Charles l.. Sicgel, ilulcher q Ross,
4. Bargamin, Lloyd J. Beail.
John Nnhony. ir 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-29

II. l.. sTArLEs q Co. ask attention 10 their sur-
ton sile Of tho BEAUTIFUL LOT en- franklin
street THIS AFTERNOON at ~ O'Clock.
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COURT 0RDER.


The object of this suit Is 20 obtain decree for
,i.f sale Of tract n land In Lunenburg county,
3ing between Ketilestiek creek aud Broad
harsiiail died seized snd possessed, and division
~ the proceeds thereof among The said parties.
=, An atdasit hay4ng been nade and fied that OF
s;ie sad defendants Eliza q. Thompson and A. w.
THOMPSON are not RESIDENTS OF this state, il is
asfsd that the sei0 Eliza q. Thompson and A. w.
thompson DO appear here within one month alter
cue pnhicnfiod of this order, and do what IL ne
eestarY 10 protect tbsiy Interests In this sult.
..fesse; JOHN 4. YATES, Clerk.
MADE hAskfks,p.q n 2s'fAN
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