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Rheumatisna---Its Cure.
TO TIE AFFLlCTED-DEAR FRIENDS:

TO TIE AFFllCTED-DEAR FRIENDS:
deem 1t only my dntya neglect at which wnTld
I've injustice t" suffering humanity t" You the
great medical effects of my PAN S,U.'ra,r in promptly
curing Rheumatism have cured hundreds of cases
during tho last five years. among whc ! shall only
hri ely ieicr I" Il few of the worst. On r"say
July 9th, WAS called To NuuNg mau suffering
terribly that he could bear hr touched. much less
moved: i'll less than n lourS after using the Pam
SedrceF he could use both legs AMI and the
md of Is hours he and walked upstairs without
help: he is July l.thj perfectly well. He only
used two bottles. Another case who mad been under
medical treatment about Year. under my
He could neither dress undrrs himself yet in five
weeks he cOuli do good a days work usual in the
rolling mill lie only used five b"it" O" Pain cHrchsr
I" make the cure Another Of fifteen Years stand
ing cured by the Pam StGrchv' This gentleman
had made very few u weeks at work during these
years account Of the aches and pains more
thah Others he suffered He is now perfectly well.
Another Young lady who had suffered badly
for four months under medical treatment: could not
in the least without suffering terribly vet IN
sixteen hours after using the Pam Searchs she
and walked across the room, and only few days
required TO restore her to perfect health again.
Another. and the last ease shall refer To- a boy of
3 years He could not move at ALL AMI yet in about
n hours he and walked across he and
restored to health again by the Pam SeGrcher-
These and hundreds of others refer The ook
Cramps and Pains Diarrhra. &c il equally
bottle costing only 20 has often saved the life
of human being and from SIX bottles has
restored 10 health and usefulness many bad of
Rheumatism.
When this remedy becomes properly known have no
donht it will become household and standard remedy
in every family its usefulness i il will
only have to he used to b. ut appreciated.
Office for Consultation, 100 King st Wilmington.
Respectfully. }. II. SihiHa VI. b..
Wilmington. Del.
en-Principal Depot. Wilmington, Del. and sold 10y
dealers in medicines aug Is.
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CONSUMPTION
Positively Cured.

$50 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN, y Y.
April II, lS.7-ly
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Meetings Of County Commissioners,

VINlE regular meetings the County Commissioner,
l. VIII be held on the second TUESDAY of every
month.
Persons having claims against the County will please
hle the same the Commissioners Office with n legal
voucher; as no account will be allowed not properly
chargeahie to the same. '
Collectors and others having to be stated or
settled Will apply to the Clerk during the recess of the
Board. By Order
l. f. VANARSDALE Clerk
Commissioners of Cecil County
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Persons at a distance will be amply repaid bv visit
to Philadelphia ana store if they wish to buy but
small amount of goods. We in constant communica-
ton only with houses in this country but with those
of Europe, and having a buyer for each of the ten
departments of store who purchase only of their
special goods they excel. The purchases too
being made for prompt cash, every extra discount is
allowed that the price which we retail goods is
often less than the goods sold at wholesale
The important auctions are attended prices noted with
much care and purchases made when sold below
ing market prices.
In the selection of goods the interest of the consumer
is kept constantly in view, avoiding fabrics that we
believe will not give satisfaction to the wearer knowing
that taking of those who buy of is equivalent to
taking of ourselves, that is winning customers
confidence and their continued patronage.
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ORPHANS COURT,

The STATED MEETINGS Of the Orphans Court of
Cecil county will be held on the SECOND TUESDAY
in every month Executors, Administrators and Guar
dans, wanting their stated will please bring
in the vouchers few days before Court
REUBEN D. LAMAR,
Nov 30, 1s67-y Register
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-30

Il POLICE CoURT- EoEsce-J Justice y. j. White
presiding. "A. J.. Smith (coloredl drunk
and disorderly, was tined 80. Sc \ 1,
James Conway, james McD Donough, and
John Harris were fined 81 esch on account
Of their drivers interfering with passengers
at the dep6ts. s.s's5 go
! Charles Davis (colored). charged with as
saulting aud knocking out the eye OF James
Pettus with slung-shot in November last,
was sent on to the. grand jury. This diff
Guilty occurred in the house occupied by
Rosa Meade (colored), who was called as a
witness for the Commonwealth. She denied
that the men were at her house on the
night Of the difficulty, and said she didn't
know anything about it. Other witnesses
proved to the contrary. She was accord
ingIy arrested on bench-warrant issued by
the Police Justice on the charge of perjury.
She was committed to Jail, and the case will
be tried Monday. $3.50 : ff..ia
Theophilus Lucas, convicted of assault
and sentenced BY the Police Justice to six
months in Jail, took an appeal to the Hust-
ings Court Saturday and was admitted to
bail. ti .@ iS' @.s .es'' '..'1
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legs and brought his head under the water.
he kicked and struggled, but be cohldn'i
get bis nose 10 the surface. held binl there
ill he was drowned. As soon as new be
was dead my strength seemed TO leave me
in an instant. 1 sank down on the bank,
but held on to the legs Of the buck. I was
sitting that way when Charley came up hall
IN hour afterwards and hauled the deer up
the bank. ! don't think there was clothes
enough left on me to make swab for q
shotgun, and couldn't "a been pounded
worse il I'd been run through q, bark mill.
The buck weighed 260 pounds.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE WEATHER.-Tbe weather continued
cold and clear on Saturday, aud the boys
amused themselves skating on the basin.
Tie river, although not entirely frozen
over, was full of floating ice, and the canal
was nearly closed.
Persons in the neighborhood continued
their work Of gathering ice.
Operations were suspended on the river
Improvement on account Of the floating
ice, &c.
The steamship Isaac Bell reached Rich
mond in safety Saturday morning, and left
Saturday night, fearing lest she might be
caught here in freeze.
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THE JAMEs-R1vER VALLEY RAILROAD
A conference of the members Of the Rich
mond delegation in the General Assembly
with sGolonel Cutshaw, city engineer, and
other city officials, took place Saturday, and
the James-Riyer Valley railroad bill was dis
cussed. A number of amendments were
suggested and considered. Among them
that the railroad company be specially re-
quired to maint;rin the dock here and canal
from this city to and including Bosher's
dam, and that summary powers be given the
courts to have repairs made in case the
company fail to make them, and that the pro-
posed guaranty to be deposited with State
officials be bonds Of "the market value" of
S50O,0O0. A committee, consisting of
Joseph r. Anderson, Henry G. Cannon, w.
W. Henry, Bradley T. johnson, and A. NJ.
Kelley, was appointed to consider and re-
port upon amendments. .... -.
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Professor Leon Hasseleh,
now Of the Augusta Female. Institute, q
native OF st: Petersburg, Russia, is at the
St. James. Saturday he visited the Capt.
tol. and called at the Office Of the Superinten-
dent Of. Public Instruction. ."'... ' ..
Secretary of the Commonwealth McDon-
aid is getting better
Assistant Clerk of the House w. j. Big
ger has the iaundice. .r-,,,..... ..s,.--.
+ Captain u. W. Bohonon will spend the
New Years holidays With old friends; in
the North.
Mr.rWilcoS renewed his bail-bond before
tCommis sioner Atkins Saturday. ,.
A writ for! an election in the First con-
gressional district, to fill the vacancy caused
by the death OF Hon. Bev. Douglas, will be
issued as soon as: the Governor returns to
the city. That will probably be on or be-
fore the 81 proximo. 20
Baskets hung on door-bell knobs will be
very fashionable New Years day. They
save world OF trouble.
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D.CoLUMBus, 321 Broad street, begs his patrons
and the public generally send in their orders early
for New-Year He has on hand nice lot of CHOICE
FRUITS, FINE CANDIES, FANCY CAKES, ETC., and
Is now making at short notice
2NoUGAT-BAsKETs, CHARLOTTE RUsSEs.
. ORANGE, GRAPE and CocoANUT-PiRAMIDs
BISCUITS GLACEs, PIECES MoNTEEs, &C.,
ICE-CREAM OF alI layors.
WINE-JELLY at $3.50 per gallon, at
CoLUMBUs's, 321 Broad street.
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THE THEATRE-HAaLET.-Mr. Lawrence
Barrett, who is certainly one Of the most
eminent actors now on the American stage,
will appear. at the Theatre to-nignt as
g Hamlet,D and will be supported Dy ms
own company; a frst-rate one, II ls stateo'
= Mr.. Barrett holds high place 10 tne ests-
nation OF the Theatre-go goers OF hicnmohd,
and will doubtless have good houses,
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR SUNDAY.-For the Middle
States, northerly wiEds, colder. aud partly
cloudy weather, rising barometer.
7 For the South Atlantic and East Gulf
States, falling barometer, southerly winds,
warmer and partly cloudy weather, and
numerous rains. e.I,r. fsfs-
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- ELECTION OF OFFICERS. regular con-
ventiou OF Jefferson Lodge, No. %, Z. OF F.,
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing six months. from January to July
| 1, 1879: j. T. AshWorth, past chancellor; )
T, B, Williams, chancellor commander; T..
j. Waller, e-chancellor; j. c" Atkinson,
prelate; j. r. Lamkin, keeper OF records
and seal; George E. Ruffin, master OF
finance; P. Whitlock, master OF eXchequer !;
T. w. Joseph, representative to Grand
Lodge. 49,.
| The following officers OF Centennial
| Lodge, knights OF Honor, have been elected
for the ensuing term: n. K. White. repre-
sentative to Grand Lodge; John +. Parrish,
dictator; H. +. W. Southen, vice. dictator;
C. E. Fitzwilson, assistant dictator; W. A.
Lamkin, reporter; Joseph r. Lamkin,
financial reporter; N. X. White, treasurer
William P. Hughes, chaplain; Peter A.
Morton, guide; William W. Childress,
guardian; II. L. Johns, sentinel: John j..
Chadck, past dictator; William 81. Culling-
worth, John c. Teller, John Maxwell, trus-
tees. -
At regular meeting Of Damon Lodge,
No. 7, K. of p, held Friday night, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
term: Il. J. Mays, past chancellor; J. ).
Lark, chancellor commander; L. L. Hard
wicke, vcc-chancellor; Il. A. Hughes,
keeper OF records and seal; W. y. SMITH,
master Of finance; Chancellor u. Z.
Richardson, master OF exchequer; George
A. Goode: treasurer: 2. D. Small, master
at.arms; Past Chancellor 81. 4. Atkinson,
Jr., representative to Grand Lodge. Damon
Lodge is in fiourishing condition, and Is
| doing good work in the East End.
| At regular meeting of Benjamin Lodge,
No. SO, I. D. 3. B., the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term: Moses
Never, president; NJ. J. Brill, vice-presi.
dent; Julius Bear, secretary: Meyer Conn,
assistant secretary; Ellis Abram, treasurer ;
Isaac Van Wort, assistant mentor; Max Co
hen, inside guardian; D. aentschel, outside
guardian. Trustees Abraham Harris, FL,
Asher, Reeve Jacobs, and M. Harrison.
Representatives to Grand Lodge: Solomon
Wise, Fl. Asher, and n. L. Jacobson. Solo,
mon Wise, representative to Constitutional
Grand Lodge. -.
Lee Lodge, No. 447, Knights of Honor,
elected the following officers for the ensuing
81, months Saturday night: T. L. Court
ney. past dictator; W. +. Woody, dictator
r. n. Northern, vice-dictator; j. NJ. Fos-
sett, assistant dictator ); w. 4. Tyrer, re-
porter; George e. Bowden, financial re-
porter; John G. Hunter, treasurer; j. A.
Bawsell, chaplain; E. r. IsbeIl, guide; P.
| Cathcart, guardian Nv 81. Chiles, sentinel; /;
DR.. G.H. Bright, medical examiner; DR..
George H. Bright, NJ. T. Hudnall, W. L.
| Cox. trustees. Representative to the Grand
Lodge, c.. ]. Wing6eid; Charles H. Page,
alternate. This Lodge is in healty condi-
ton, having over 100 members and hand.
some sum in the treasury.
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AREPoRTER OUT OF A SCRAPE.-G. Kettlewell,
Esq, Of the Baltimore Euening Bulletin, who was
lately the victim Of spell Of intense
ly.painful rheumatism In The neck and shoulders,
found himself suddenly relieved by DR.. HERNDoNs
GYpsY's GIFT, and after waiting a reasonable
time says that he fully attributes his cure to that
valuable medicine. 1t Is entirely vegetable contain
ing no minerals whatever, and Gun be had of any
1.-Two -
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HOUSEHOLD ECoSoMY.-The housekeepar or
cook who studies economy in The kitchen can 90 so
IN one direction by always using IooLEY's YEAST
POWDER. 1t will be found truly economical ana
valuable assistant In baking biscuits, rolls, bread,
cokc of all kinds waies muins, and most all arti-
c,es prenared from flour. And Why? Because IN
using the DooLEY POWDER you save In eggs. In
shortening, In patience, Ill everything; anu ~heh
the baking Is done il Is turned out light palaabie,
and wholesome so that every morsel Is eaten ap ano
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THE WEATHER ON SATURDAY was clear,
cold, and pleasant. ..........,
THERMOMETER SATURDAY IS a. M., %;
9 a. NJ, q; noon, 25 p. NJ, 50; 6 P,
n, "a; midnight, %. Il.
y Mean Temperature, 2S4. :s ~
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'ReadLEyY BRoTHBRs' new advertisement. Go
10 their store and purchase your goods for New
Years presents. They show the largest assortment
Of useful articles in this city. .....
- Their stock of
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NICE SATcHEL OR TRUNK,
A pretty pair of Gentlemen's Slippers,
A neat pair OF Ladies' Shoes,
A good pair OF Boys Boots,
A substantial pair Of Shoes for tie little ones.
are sensible Christmas presents. You can buy them
at very low price of
~ a.- HERMAS BoSCIIEN & BROTHER,
500 aIsi ) II Broad street.
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ALL THE NEWEST DESIGNS, suitable for We'd
ding, New-Year, and other parties, at
JOHN MoRToN's Flower-Garden,
Main and Reservoir streets.
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The BEAUTIFUL SNOW fingers on the side
walks in many. shady localities, and rom
various quarters comes expression o. luz
hope that the police will enforce the oral-
nance requiring sidewalks to be cleared.
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CONDITION OF COLONEL BIGGER.-Colonel
Thomas 3. Bigger was on Saturday night
in very critical condition, and the worst
is feared by his relatives and friends who
have seen him. The Colonel has reached
the ripe age Of eighty-four, and until about
ten days ago was able to discharge fully and
efficiently his duties as clerk in the office OF
the Auditor of Public Accounts. His i'll
ness seems yielding OF the system to age
rather than the result OF special disease.
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WHEN PERsoN is WEAK AND FAINT,o ia
tfpucd and exhause there Is nothing SO refreshing
and revlviug as . little of MERRAY & LASAAN's
FLORIDA WATER. Rubbed en- the hands and tem-
ples and Inhaled freely, it tOnts and braces the
Win Sysfpm.
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PIzzINI has a fIe lot of MALAGA GRAPES, CAL
IFoRNIA PEARS, SWEET ORANGES.
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DIsCoLORED TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the use of MEADE & BAKER SAPoNIHE DEN
THRICE. Fifty cents n box.
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HNEw-YEAR REcEPTIoN.-Those who wish Con,
FEcTIoNERIEs or MEATS for their New-Year Re-
ceptions should leave their orders with PIzz1Nr-
who Is prepared to furnish everything at low rates.
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FOR ALL DISEASES or TIE TEETH ASD GUMS
use MEADE 6 BAKERS CAEBOL1C MOUTH
WASH Fifty cents 7 bottle.
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ALL IN WANT OF FLOWERS FOR NEw-YEAR's
RECEPTIONS viii please send in their orders early.
.-...s.. JOHN MORTON, Florist,
corner Of Main and Reservoir streets.
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- REVENUE COLLECTIoNs.-The revenue
collections for last week were S1S, 1884.
Christmas week is always bad for the tobac-
CO business. .ssn
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FANCY GRASSES AND ALL THE NOVELTIES OF
the season ut JOHN MoRroN's,
Main and Reservoir streets.
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FOR ULcERATED MOUTH, tie healing properties
OF MEADE & BAKERS CARBOLIC MoUTH-WAsH
are upcxcced. Fifty cents bottle.
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AsAFRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH FOR ahe
mouth there IS nothing so good % MEADE ~ bA-
KER:s CARBoLIc MoUrH-WAsu. Fifty cents
hottie
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KNIGHTs-oR-H HONOR BANQUET.-Richmond
Lodge, Knights Of Honor, Will install their
officers on Friday night next, and will have
banquet for members and their ladies'.
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TIE LATEST DESIGNS OUT FOR THE HOLIDAYS
at. JOHN MoRTCN's Flower-Garden,
Main and Reservoir streets.
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ISCIPIEST TARTAR AND sCURF removed D5
MEADE & BAKERS SApoNINE DESTiFklcE
Fifty cents box.
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FOR OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayed teeth
and diseased gums. use MEADE & BAKERS oAh-
BoLIC MoUTn-WAsH. Fifty cents boItic.
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FINEST RUN, Scotch whiskey, and apple brandy
w. d. BLAIR i CO. .. s... s...
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Try OUR sOc. TEA and our lSc. LaEuayra cohee'
w d. BLAIR 6 Co.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

E. 3. COOK, 10 A. NJ, one Hambletonian stallion
and one bay horse, at Thomas T. Turner's s1aose
Y. G. ANDERSON & SON, 10 A. NJ, groceries.
e. b. COOK, 10 A. NJ, at 1887 Main street, silver"
plated ware, cutlery, &c.
E. B. COOK, 10Y A. NJ, at his arction-rooms, fur.
niture, sc. p 8
JNO. Z. LAUGHTON, JR.. 10 A. al. househoid
furniture, sewing -sDachines, stoves, &C.
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For BLEEDING GUNS. use MEADE 4 BAKERS
CARBoLIC MOUTH-WAsH. Fifty cents bottle.
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OUR COOKING wr.'E Is really good enough for
table use. w. D. BLAIR & CO.
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FINE CAKES for Ncw-Year receptions at Pr
ZINI,S. -. w.. u...
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JELL1Es, PIcKL Es, and PRESERVES, of all kinds
at PIZZINI'S. .#' ..#.-
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q. OFFICE VIRGINIA STATE INSURANCE Co,,1
RICHMOND, December 2s, 1878.
n1VIDEND NOTICE.

The Directors of thfs company have declared
semi-annuaf dividend OF FIVE PER CENT, free or
Gil taxes out OF the net profits OF the last six months
payable 10 the stockholders on and after THURS
DAY. January 9, 1879. fti5 j. NJ. TATE,
de 30-2w fs..l.. zaa Secretary
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DOE RENT HOUSE No. 62s, on a.
II Eighth street near City Springs. recently MI
oeenpi % by w. ). Riddiek, Esq, containing seven
kEPfI.i.R, No. I6 airss Masket dc 4,a0GlIak
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NEw-YEAR RECEPTIONS.

iscomplete and their prices arc always the lowest
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8irIlllloltd iDispatrlt.

aS-THE CIRCULATION OF '1HE DIsP4TCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LAT1oN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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SEESE.THREAD.

TIsHERMEN's DEPOT. s.aaaBs
~-... Our stock IS now complete In
SEINE-THREAD, SElNE-TW!NES: SEINE
- LINES, SEINE. CORK, YANhlNH,
GILLISG.ROPE, &c. &C.
W. oIso MANUFACTURE SEINES OF eve"y de-
scripiion at snort notice. SETTlSG fof HAIL.
SEISES always on hand.
OIL-CL LOTffISCi for fishermen and sailors.
Our prices arc lower Than any hon ": The lnltsd
States and our goods are just imported ana OF inc
very best quality. ,,,. o en>-s
corner Seventeenth and FranSnn m s'ree.s; s.Tr
Sole Importers OF tue Lion BRAND SEINE
TuREhD-warr.uted to giYc satisfaction. ce 25
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STATE ASsAyER AND CHEMISTS OFFICE,l
RICHMOND, November l, 1873:
The LAGER BEER manufactured By Dir: u. w.
Robinson at the Eagle Brewery, in this city, has
been chemically examined by me. the samples test.
ed having been collected BY myself, anu foand FREE
FROM ADULTEnATIEG SUBSTANCES. II may ue
uspd as medicine or beverage In full assurance or
It's purity. WILLIAM H. la1 LoE.,Si. IL,
no 19-3m Sia-e Sneiuist'
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A man Who has plenty Of .thyme-Th'
gardener.
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FINE FRENCH CANDLES at PIZzISrs.
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49,, -. NATIONAL BANK OF yIRGINIA.3S
RICHMOND, VA, December %. SIS.
THIS BANK HAS DECLARED A DIVT-
l. DEND OF FOUR PER CENT, payable to the
stockholders on and after the second day os Jan.
uary. 1879. j.. w. LOCK WOOD,
de 80 ,s. Cashier.
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DxYTDENDS.

~ ~ GFEToE MERciLAyTsA AHsD MEcHAHIcsl5
INSURANCE. COMPANY OF VIRGINIA.,
.ss 1t'-l.i 4 "! ~ No. 12I4 MAIN sfEEEr.
RIcHxoNp, VA, December .2s, 1878. J s.:
THE BOARD OF DIRECTOR OF THIS
a COMPANY have declared a DIVIDEND OF
FIVE PER CENT. fiom tho earrfugs OF the past
six months. free or taxes payable ON and aer JAM
nary 2, 1879. Z. ~. j. B. MOORE,
de 20-1w ssts+s S5E Secretary.
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E0R RENT, THAT. FRS T-CLASsA:A
y COAL AND yW00D.YARp, IN Seyes- I'll
Ieentn nszr Broad street, now and for many years
6ast occupied by John Eetties Esq. For the coal
snd weodsasiness this lot Is superior TO any In <
city. The tot fronts about 80 feet on Seventeenth
street and rssps back good depth. Rent very los.
Apply 9s s1es, 70 ROBERT Il s;..n Bs;;LIMEs Ne,
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MONDAY !. DEcEMBER 80, 1878.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-30

THIS Brewery has been recently fitted ny with all
tho latest i'm proycments, and is now oitrlug the
best BEER nude In the United states.
The Teer has been thoroughly tested ami Is mighty
recommended by prominent physicians for family
use. :, ,--.
The GOLD MEDAL was awarded TO the EAGtE
pnrwrpy for SUPERIOR LAGER BEER, ALE,
and PORTER at the last Fair OF the Virginia Agri-
cultural Society.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-30

STAPLE AND
49,: FANCY DRY.Goops,