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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-18
Ret the People speak in support OF
Governor Cameron.
RICHMOND, Va, Feb. IL, 1885.

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. Ii, 1885.
To The Editor ofthe Dispatch:
In view of the recent decision Of the
Circuit Court of the United States for
the Eastern District of Virginia, the
enforcement OF which would very soon
empty the public Treasury and block
the wheels Of government. and in con-
sideratiOn Of the independent and pa
triotic action Of Governor Cameron in
his recent order to the financial officers
of the State, showing his determination
to protect those officers in the discharge
OF their duties, and in consideration
Of the expressed determination of
said officers to comply with and
enforce the revenue laws of Virginia,
would it not be well for the citizens of
Richmond, the capital city. to assemble
in mass-meeting and express their earn
est and emphatic approval Of the course
=, of Governor Cameron and the officers
referred to, and pledge to him and them
their hearty and unlimited support in
every lawful effort TO preserve the
rights of the people and the supremacy
Of the law, and protect them by all
lawful means from the judicial usurpa-
ton of an inferior tribunal, from whose
decision they are denied the recourse of
an appeal?
Would it not be well for the people
at that meeting to request all tax-pay-
ers in the Commonwealth to refuse, as
patriots, to use coupons in the payment
Of taxesg
Let the people of Richmond speak.
and their voice will be heard with ap-
proyal throughout the Commonwealth.
r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-18

Our brother of the Richmond Dis
patch. in copying part of our article
on the decision of the United States
Circuit Court-Judge Bond presiding
in the Parsons case, introduces our re-
marks in its editorial columns with this
observation
AstoAuditor Maryes refusal 10 receive
COUPONS even under Judge liughes's order
The Norfolk Landmark says:
"Even under Judge HughcS's or
der why eren"? We do not I'M
derstand. -NorfoM Landmark.
We used Judge nUGHEs's name
merely to save space. We did not wish
TO say. even under an order Of Cir
cult Court Of the United States
Besides. Judge llUGHES wrote the
opinion in the case, and is Virginlan.
We have some claim upon him-none
upon BOND. We expected better
things Of HUGHEs. but not Of BoND.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-18
Judges BoSp and HuoH.s have done
that very thing, in effect.

Judges BoSp and HuoH.s have done
that very thing, in effect.
So VIC see no reason why Judge
Huonrs should expect the Supreme
Court Of the United States TO affirm
Judge DoND's decision aud reverse his
in the Baltimore and Ohio railroad case
The Arlington case was rightiully
decided. But it has no application
here.
Judge IIuoHEs quotes cases wherein
the parties were cnjoined and restrained
from doing so and so. That is all
right. What we complain OF Is man
damus in the shape of an injunction--a
restraining order restraining an officer
not from doing al act, but from rcfas-
ina TO do an act. Commanding an
act" restraining an act" these are
law tcrms--not commanding a mega
tive--not gaining great loss. " The
preventive jurisdiction of equity extends
TO The acts" Exactly. That's what
we say. That's on our side Of the ques-
ton.
We like the tone of the conclusion OF
Judge HUGHEs's opinion. We trust
that he will not countenance such suits.
But what is to be done in the case under
consideration
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-18
ADJUSTMENTS.

DICHMOND THEATRE.
Ia POSITIVELY FOUR NIGHTS ONLY.
Commencing WEDNESDAY. February l..
IN Old FayOrite, \ New Play,
The eminent comedian and drdmatlst.
MILTON MOBILES.
assisted 10y the young and gifted vocalist
and Coincidence
DOLLlE MOBILES.
and supported by II Powerful Legitimate
Company.
FERRt AIRY 18TH. 18TH. AND 2OrH,
will present for the first time In this city his
ideal New York success. entitled
LOVE AND LAW:
\ Comedy Drama in -Four Acts.
by MILTON MOBILES.
New and Original Characters. Thrilling
Dramatic CiimaXes! startling Scenic
Effects! Original MHsc. \
Superb Caste,
FELIX OPAFF, Attorney at Law.
MILTON MOBILES
RITA, an Italian Street-Singer.
DOLLlE MOBILES
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 2lsr.
THE PHOENIX.
The Great Fire-Scene! The Wonderful
bling-Scenei The Phoenix Never
Dies :" The most successful American drama
ever written. Matinee IA rurday Prices A.
usual. Box-shcet opens Tuesday morning
az Q O'Clock. r. l7-2t7
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-18

The Providence Jownai says: The
annual Infantry ball which occurs this
evening has been preeminent in the So
sial festivities of the winter season.
We had thought that the Infantry bawl
went on perpetually everywhere. 1t
does in this climate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-18
.M.iTHEH'S COUNTY.
Thai Of tie Oyster. DredgcTs-A Test Case
Acquitted.

Thai Of tie Oyster. DredgcTs-A Test Case
Acquitted.
CORES pondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
MATTHEWS c. H.. Feb. II. 1855.
The time of the County Court has
been exclusively occupied for six days
in the trial of the drcdgcrS. About three
weeks ago the oystcr-polcc steamer
Chesapeake, Captain Seth Foster COM
mander, captured in the bay five vessels
and brought them into the Pianktank
river, and the captains were tried before
justice Of the peace at this place for
unlawful dredging. The captains were
sent on to answer indictments of the
grand jury, and were. bailed to make
their appearance at this term of the
court, and their vessels were bonded
until the March term of the County
Court.
Captains Chandler. Turner, Sparrow,
and White are from the Eastern Shore.
and Captain Mckinney from Lancaster
county.
\ few days before the court con-
vened Captain GaskinS, of the oyster
police, captured Captain Ed. Richard
son, Of the schooner Charles +. Raynor,
and brought him to this place. lie was
tried before justice of the peace,
charged with unlawful dredging. He
was sent on TO answer an indictment OF
the grand jury, and bailed to make his
appearance at this term of the court,
His vessel was bonded to-day until the
April term of this court.
On Monday last the grand jury in-
dicted the six captains above named for
dredging west Of line drawn from the
lighthouse on Rappahannock Spit to
the lighthouse on WolETrap Spit, in
Chesapeake bay. The evidence in the
cases Of the five captains above named
being the same, test case was made,
and on Tuesday last the case Of Captain
Chandler was commenced. and tonight
Saturday a verdict Of not guilty
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-18
DRY ssop~. .erIoss. 80.
4 co.
are nov opening u

are nov opening
BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT Or GOols
FOR EARLY SPRING WEAR
such n
TRICOTs. JERSEY OTTONANs nsr.
sHOODAS. CLOTHS. SERGE,.
FLANNEL and CLOTH SUiTiNlS.
in new ard choice sprlng co'or.uss.
or recent sac OF BLACK SILK GDJD,
has been 80 successful As TO indurc rs 'pw.u.
ton specially few SlLH>we cou>.Ierg..
best bargains W. have ever offered .s.
\ BLACK RICH CASHMERE ouE,.p
slIO,sis5. sI.i5. suI $3.50.
\ SOFT LUerRoUS. and VERY SILKY
sATiN-FtNI~H NEEYEiIafr So
sII0.siaO. ami $50.
The above cannot - e>cclcd BOO u,,l.,
OF finish. and ,he wear OF vh.,a ., s,
guaranteed
New stock PLAIN and FiG"Eto ,>t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-18

The Philadelphia Press says His
torians will differ in their estimates of
the political achievements of President
ARTHUR, but they will all agree that
his state dinners were worthy of land
which is the home of terrapin and can
yas-back duck" And that he has a
genius for fishing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-18

have analysed the whiskey known
under the brand of E" B-Selcct," con-
trollcd by McsSrS. Walter d. Blair \
Co., Richmond, Va. and find it free
from fusel oil and other impurities. and
recommend its use for medicinal and
family purposes.
j. i. McCAw, VI. D.,
late Professor of Chemistry Medi al
College Of Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-18
CARRIAGES. BVGGIEs. CARTS. az.

~ GORGE 4. AlNSLlE &csggA
" Sons. CARRIAGE BUILD -
Frs. RICHMOND. NA.--A full stock Of
LANDAUS. LANDAULETrES. FICrO-
RIAS. PHAETONS. HUGHES. &c. ANY
style vehicle built to order. REPAIRING
done in the very best manner and ~ lowest
prices. few SECOND HAND VEHICLES
very cheap. te IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-18
DIME MUSEUM.

DME MUSEUM.
~ MOZART HALL.
The Managers Of this resort for family
parties and children have engaged for this
$1,000,
MINNIE OSCAR GRAY.
supported by
WILLIAM f. STEPHENS.
and their greRiest OF all dramatic dogs. RO-
Iheo. Zip. Hero. Leo. and Major, who viii
give the great five-act drama of
SAVED FROM THE STORM.
Prices OF admission a, usual. 10 cents;
reserved seats. 20 cenis-to be had at L. +.
,IOhnstons, 9ls Main street. Doors open
afternoon 1850; performance commences
$50. Night. doors open at z; performances
commences ~ .. te lf-0t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-18

The announcement that - the sheriff
has ordered all the liquor-SaloOnS in
Bangor. Me-, to close every night at
10 o'clock" naturally suggests the
question. Does Prohibition pro-
hibit:"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-18
DANTILLE.
North Oanv.lle Paws Up-Rcceipts Sleigh.
ing ecovering-Iienry County kefnses-
The Tuesday Club.

North Oanv.lle Paws Up-Rcceipts Sleigh.
ing-Recovering-I Henry County Refuses
The Tuesday club.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch. ]
FEBRUARY II. 1885.
The special committee of the COun-
ell of North Danville have reported that
the amount due the county on account
of the railroad tax. the railroad bonds
having been given when North Danyille
was a village and a part of the county.
is about $500. and the town treasurer
has been directed to pay that amount to
the county treasurer.
The internal revenue for last week
amounted to s9.919.
During the slcighing Of Friday and
Saturday. and the trips to church in
sleighs on Sunday. it has been ascer-
tanned that more than the usual num-
Der of accidents occurred. and none
are reported to have occurred on Sun
day. Bat a Danyille boy will drive
any horse. no matter how wild. and
the Danvillc girl will take seat be-
hind any animal "her Teller" will
undertake to drive. 1t is a matter of
general regret that Mr.. X. c. White
was quite seriously hurt. shaft hltchcd
to runaway horse having struck him
as he was walking up the street.
Mrs. Dr.. Walker, Of MartnSyille.
who was reported as seriously i'll last
week. is now reported as much better
and out Of danger.
The Dispatch may have heard that
Henry county refused to give the addi-
tional subscription of $4,000 for the
Danvillc and New-Riycr railroad on
Saturday last.
The Tuesday Club presented d" She
Stoops to Conquer" last night at the
Opera-Housc to an invited audience.
The general expression Of the auditors
this morning is, " They beat the prolc,-
sionalS." ALPHA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-18
Frozen to Death.

[By telegraph to the Dispatch.
PETERSBURG, VA, February IL
Henry Lewis was found frozen to death
to-day near Prince George Courthouse.
1t is supposed that while intoxicated he
laid down in the snow on the side of the
road. as a whiskey-bottle was found on
his ncrSOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-18
REsrAURa>rs & s.mPLE.nOou..
IENRY HEUSER.

uENRY HEUSEk.
l. L SALOON, RESTAURANT. AND Bill
LIARD-ROOM. No. l20s MAlNSrkEEr
WINES, LIQUORS. and CIGARS OF the
finest quality kept constantly on hand.
RESTAURANT and LUNCH-COUNTEk
supplied with the best the market affords.
which IL served In tlrSt-cass style. The best
appointed and equipped BILLIARD ROOM
in the city. Location central. Polite And
attentive attendants. DO 2-3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-18

The Philadelphia Times says - Vote
TO reflect honest councilmcn, and so
take much-nccdcd stitch in time. -
Are men outside of Philadelphia cligi-
bley
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-18
PERSONAL.

NOTICE.-TO WHOMSOENER 1T
" MAY CONCERN: Take notice, that ON
the 2sTH DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1855, !
shall make application to the judge OF the
Chancery Court OF the city of Richmond,
Va. for an order directing W. l.. COwardin.
]. r. Dammann. and &. ID COwarlln. exc
cutors OF James \. COwardin deceased. %
pay unto me. as the Ia wful guardian Of VII
liam Reynolds Neale, the sum OF -4SJ. 30,
the "a id Reynolds Neale being entitled 10
the said sum OF money by beqUest under
the last will and testament Of the said de-
cedent. and /. having the right 10 receive
II. having duly qualified as his guardian
according 10 the laws OF the state OF Mary
land. where the said william Reynolds
Neale resides. this notice being given IN
accordance with the statute law Of the state
of Virginia in and for such cases made and
provided. W. II. NANDEkFOkp.
Guardian Of William Reynolds Neale.
MEADE HAskGNs. Counsel. IA 2S-Wft'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-18
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
BIZ THE DISPATCH COMPANY.

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Subscriptions IN all cases payable In adj
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well ss their new pos,-ofiice. Sample copies
free
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-18

Carolina, which position was offered
him carly in January last. On the 7th
Of this month Major Dunn forwarded
his resignation as engineer and super
intcndent Of the Virginia Midland to
President Buiord, to take effect As soon
as he can be relieved Of the duties of
the position.
The Cape Fear and Yadkin-Valley
road is an independent road extending
from Bennettsville, :. c., ria Fayettc-
vile, N. c., to Greensboro. a distance
Of about 100 miles, and is rapidly ex-
tending TO Mount Airy, N. C., some 80
miles above Greensboro. As yet no
one has been appointed to take MAJOR
Dunn's place on the Midland road.
though an appointment will, it is
thought, be soon made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-18
brief COMMENT.
he Connecticut war has petered on

"BLAINE and DORSEY have fallen
out" Indeed must BLAGNE's mag
netism he at low cbb when it won't
hold DORSEY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-18
MARRIAGES.

MYER-BERKLEY.- Married. on We'd
ncsday. February / lih. 10y Rev. Mr.. Johns
# The German Lutheran church. at the
residence Of the groom. GEORGE MGEIt To
Mr.. LILY BERKELEY. daughter Of the
late T.. II. Hoy. No cards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-18

When Sam. Devere was cured Of rheu-
matism by st. Jacobs Oil, he said
The pain was - severe, but il
cured old Sam. Deyere."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-18
ss Dr. Is q a "A . sas.

WIN. H. MCCARTHY. Secretary.
CHAS. X. WILLS. solicitor. 50 IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-18
4 SINGLE FACT
- WORTH \ ~IilP-lnA" pi
ARDt MINT
C,Hryr,ylitr, ,

tNNTFF-N 1921. 90
Tbs wi., certify that Two memn"nn' l..
immediate family after having ,Vf.rI
FOR many wears from menstrual u.su.r.
ity and having been trratclwif-DU' hal'..
by. various doctors Wrrr at length rYu.
plrtely cured Do, one bottle of ur J. b.,f.
fields Female Regulator d., cllr-t uu >..H
cases is truly wonderful and well mAt H,.
remedy DEE called Womaus Best i...I
Nouts. respectfully,
JAMES ". ~INNNG.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-18
Resignation or superintendent w.
NJ. n. Dunn
Alexandria Gazette

Alexandria Gazette
Major W. NJ. $. Dunn. who was ap-
pointed engineer and general superin-
tendent of the Virginia Midland rail-
way on November IL, 1881, has re-
signed that position to accept the gen.
eral SUPPLEMENTARY of the Cape Fear
and Yadkin-Valley railroad, in North
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-18
OFFICE oF TIE CHESAPEAKE x ONO }

vi u T. ~ TT. Z Y II AI'T-N nj q vi ~
RAILWAY COMPANY.
RICHNoSD Va. FEBRUARY Is. ls-j. }
NO1lCE.-T THE STOCkllOLD-
y Frs or TIE CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO RAILWAY COMPANY: tn anhua.
meeting OF the stockholders of the CheSa-
pealIc and Ohio Railway Company viii be-
held TT the Office of the company IN the citN
OF Richmond Va, on TIL 'ItSDAI the l0th
day Of March. 1850. j. GAEtkIT
fe li-Sa&t2taWtd Cashier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-18
Died from the Effects OF Morphine.

ONANCOCK, Va. Feb. IL.
Harry Gusts. son of William II. b.
Gusts, of Accomack county, who had
been on a spree for several weeks. died
last night from the effects of an over
dose of morphia, which he had taken to
quiet his nerves,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-18
4 4 90 l1II EEE :
# i i g g ! !. (
ii Ii 90 I EER LLiL
BOARDING-UOUSE KEEPERS.

We would respectfully call tie attention
Of hotel. and boarding house keepers 10 the
tact that we have "A few more OF those
DAMAGED NAPKINS aud BED-SPREApN
ON hand. and We viii sell them lower than
ever. since the supply is so fast decreasing.
We have also very large stock 81 SHEEP
1865. RIEACUEp and UNiLEACHED
COTrONS. TICkINGS. &C.. At prices that
viii accommodate themselves 10 al purses.
Ask 10 see our TO. BED SPREAD; ask 20
see our II BEp-SPREAD; ask 20 see our
.l.2j BtU-SrEFAD. We have any price
you ash, tor. Ask to see our NAPKINS az
tOc. dozen: ask To see uur NAPKINS Al
7jc. dozen ask 20 see our NAihl - AZ
- a dozen: ask 10 s"e our NAPKINS AZ
To- g. apiece. We have them from zoe. a
dozen upwards.
In low prices on LACF.S We take IA" lead.
We have all Styles-IOR'H HON. NAlEN-
CIFNNES. LANGUEDON PERSIAN. GUl-
1T RE oKENTAl.-n fact: every s,yic . r y,
tAut. Ask to see our l-iNCU-WlDE TOR
CHON IACEat %. !. >. .. :. =. Q. aud zoe.
"a ward. and upW ards. ask iO $50 our G-t \tli
WIDE ORIENTAL LACE at ~. l6a 20.
25c.. and upwards.
LADIES GLOVES.
We have lust received a large importation
oiIAUIFS' GLOVES. IA lisie Thread. >.IN.
and Kid. which. rs they are e Job lot. Ne
win sell regardless of cost.
UAMBURGS.
Ncg STYLES in UAMBu RG~ received every
day. which VS. are selling ar very small
profit. also. "a large lot of DAMAGED HAM
BlRGS that We viii sell regardless OF cost.
LINEN TRIMMINGS at AN prices Accord
ny To- width.
ASSERTIONS
\ lob ,ct az - A~If-Ri BBO\~->pinrW worth
$3.50 yafa. none worth 'r~- than !. "a
yald. NcW!ii t,.l them an ffou lur. tn 81.
SNtlE BROTHERS
f. i5-cOlt.J Hll Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-18

B>E" THE RIGHT REV. 4. VI.
EA>uDLr1I j.. Assistant Bishop the hi
occsc. viii Preach In SI.JOHN'S CHURCH,
Eioad street between Twcniy-fourth and
Twenty-nnh THIS MoHNING Asb-Wcdue,-
day, al II o.c,ocf. III ARE cordially invited
tu attend. Evening service omitted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-18

MASONIC N0TICE.-Thc an ~
~ nual communication of JOHN J.. w
ROPER LODGE OF PERI ECTiON.
10. =. y. and \. =. i;itc southern IuriSiic-
ton. vii be- held nt central Hal tIih
street. THIS "Wednesday EVENING 81
day 81 the month AGar al E o'clock. Zee
tiOn of officers.
By order OF CHARLIE \. NE>BITr. - deg.
Y. st. WALTER MOORE, l. deg.
t. IS-lt Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-18
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application. -----
All letters and kilograms must be address
~, 10 THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications will not he re-
turned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-18
10 AAns

I W. BlLLUPS X son, -
lie FURNISHING UNDER
TAKERS.
1906 EAST MAIN STREET (under 81. Charles
Hotel.
BVRIAL-CASES. SIIKOUDS. and FU-
NERAL CONNEYANCES furnished at all
hours. Telegraph orders attended Ia day or
night oc t0-6m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-18

A number Of SECONDHAND CAR
RJAGES. PHAETONS. TO"-BUGGlES. and
CARTS for sale cheap. 4 call solicited.
10 Colin
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-18
A BsoLUTELY PURE.
mo Esf e'opT Al
4 400 ! Ailn
ssSS AkRFHHssss s'e
BBB "A NIX UsAre
Ban y "a Ak I K KIN s NJ ss 90
PIP 90 W W wpDp sNR RRs
syrP8 8WwTTb bEs keaf
, 90 W " Doo azER E-
fpO 21-lYl
A BsoLUTELY PURE.
mo 2l-1yl
y OOD AND coal.
THE POCAH0NTAS FLAT-TOP
Il COAL.

"FOR STEAM PURPOSES
the POCAHONTAS FLAT-TOP COAL can
not be- cXceled. as recommendations from
those who have used it upon locomotives
stca mboatS and In factories and mills. snow
IL To be unusually free FROM smoke ana
leaves but little ash. IL does not clog or
choke the fucs Of the boilers or Of the chin
rcys rs nearly All the coal * consumed In
making an intense fire. thus generating
more steam and doing more work per pound
Of coal than any other kind.
Professor McCreath. chemist To the Geo
logical Survey Of Pennsylvania, after thor
oughly testing and Analysing "Pocahon-
tas " Cumberland. and " Ciearfeld Goals,
made the following report:
Wa Vol. Car SUI
ter. Matter. bon. phur. Ash.
Flat.Topcl. 90 1883 74o6 10 5.6i
Ct,ai... % 1913 7a.70 ~ go
Clearh'd ell LIS 22.lG 1927 .25 GA
Waies...'.'.. 2.55 1912 56.77 lac 6.2s
Professor -. Silliman. of Yale College. New
Haven. Conn. after thoroughly testing
and analyzing POCAHONTAS FLAT-TOP
COAL. makes the following report Otit:
The TOCAHONTAS FLAT-TOP BTU
MINOUS COAL is of high quality. and ranks
with the best Cearield or Cumberland
Goals and grades with the coal mined from
the CruzOt basin In RhcniSh Prussia. IL Il
the distinguishing popularity Of these Goals
that the proportion OF hydrogen ana Noh-
tile hydIOgen-carbOn they contain i NOT
greater than can be- perfectly consumed IN
the boiler. furnace. and iiues.
orders nom the trad" AMI conSulhefn
promptly filed =. II. HALVES
sole Agent for Richmond. Virginia.
once. Eighteenth and Cary streets.
Elevator Coal-Iard. Twenty-ninth and
Dock streets. T. lh-3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-18

B-6 ST. PAUL'S CHURCH. ASH
WEDNESDAY, ery .cc To-DAYatIlo.c,ocl.
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70 SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
conner Slan and sixth Strrct>'.-R'guar
WEDNr.p prayer-mee;ins at
oFock. Preaching by Rev. ". ". LNN-
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EDUCATION Al.

THE RICHMOND POLYCLINIC.
The second annual session will begin On
the SIXTH OF APRIL and end June Is.
1883.
Terms SO FOR the course.
Tor further Information or circular apply
10 DIR. JOHN y. UPSHUR
Secretary and Treasurer
2O6 east Grace street.
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK,
Va CORNER NNGN AND ELEVENTH
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FOREIGN ENCHANGE BOUGHT AND
SOLD.
SAFF-NEPOSIr BOXES IN hre-prOOi
vault To RENT Ou IN yOrablc terms.
ELEGANT OFFICES. fitted up with
steam. water and gus. suitable FOR lawyer,
and other profess IONS. To RLNI on iINord-
bic terms. JOHN /. GLENN, cashier.
joins p. BRANCH. President. ja 27-lm