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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-28
LOCAL MATTERS.
The chnrez, Ca SOS

The Church Cases.
LITIGATION ABOUT METHODIST CHURCH PRO-
PERTY IN THE COUNTY OF LOUDoUN-DECI-
SION OF THE SUPREME COURT IN THE CASES
OF HOSKINSON VS.. PUSEY AND WHITE vs..
KING.
The Church cases decided by the Supreme
Court OF Appeals yesterday involved the
title 10 a church building and parsonage in
the county OF Loudoun, the litigants on the
one side being members Of :he Methodist
Episcopal Church, and on the other, mem
bers Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South. .-'
The property had been conveyed TO trus-
tees many years before the war. and by the
construction put upon the deeds was limit
ed to the use OF the congregations or local
societies Of the Methodist L Episcopal Church
in LoudouD county. IT was decided that
the members OF these societies, as such, and
not the members OF the congregations or
local societies OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church South, are entitled AS bcncticiaries
under the deeds to the use OF the property.
These societies were not border societies
within the meaning and operalioa Of the
plan agreed upon in 1S44 by the General
conference OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church for the separation OF the Churches
Noitu auu oOuln, OUT tney were within the
then boundaries OF the Baliimcre Annual
Conference. which, under the plan, Being a
border Conference, adhered To the north
ern branch OF the Church by resolutions
adopted in 1916, and afterwards I'm 1861
declared its connection with the General
Conference of that branch OF the Church
dissolved, and after maintaining an indc-
pendent position for several years united
itself with the southern branch OF the
Church in 1860. such OF the members OF The
Conference, however, as disapproycd the
action in 1861, claiming to be the lawful
Baltimore Annual Conference, still adhering
to the Church North and submitting to the
jurisdiction OF its General Conference.
We have not space for statement OF all
the facts in the cases, the numerous points
raised and decided, nor the grounds on
which the decision OF the Court was based.
The opinion was delivered by Judge Burks
and<concurred in by Judges Christian and
Staples. Judge Anderson was not prepared
to concur, but inclined to dissent, reserring
the privilege OF writing out bis opinion for
the reporter, il on further examination OF the
cases his present impressions should be con-
frmed. Judge Moncure did NOT sit In the
they were submitted for decision.
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MEETING OF THE CITY SCHOOL Board
The City School Board held its regular
monthly meeting yesterday evening at 5
O'Clock in the High-School building, Mar
shall street. MessIs. a. NJ. Kelley, Alfrt d
Il. Courtney, William FL. Scott, Charles P.
Rady, Robert W. Powers, Beverly r. Well
ford, Jr., NJ. L. Straus, superintendent
Peay, and Secretary Moses were present.
On motion, Hon. a. NJ. Kelley was voted
president pro tenn.
The uperintendentS report Il the con-
dition Of the schools for the month ending
18th November was received.
The report shows the enrolment for the
month in the white schools to have been
3,445; average attendance, 3,367.6; per-
centage CT attendance, 973. In the cOlored
schools the enrolment for the month was
2,05S; average attendance, 2.0S5.G; per-
ceptase OF attendance, 9S.4. Total enroll
nent, 5,75S; average attendance, 5,403.2 !;
percentage OF attendance, 97.1.
The secretary's monthly financial report
was received, as also lengthy report
from the supervisor, giving the condition
Of the school-property. and showing the
urgent necessity OF number OF much
needed repairs for the preservation OF the
schooLbulldings, together with the import
ance of painting the interior and exterior
OF all the buildings. The report was laid
on the table, to be considered hereafter.
Other routine business was transacted
after which the Board adjourned.
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T,rcKY ESCAPE FROM SEVERE INJURY -
Yesterday afternoon about O'Clock a num-
ber Of boys were amusing themselves IN
nlav at the corner of Eighth and Grace
strestS One Of the lads, while "acting
horse" being bestrode at the time by Mas
ter Eddie Murphy, niue-year-old son OF
ME-. Jack Murphy, as rider, fell in the street
with bis burden. Just as this occurred, one
jof the heavy city tumbrel-carts was driven
hu. and passed over the back OF young M ur-
phy, rendering him temporarily insensiblee,
and leaving red welt two inches wide
across bis back. The lad was taken home,
and was thought to be in dangerous con-
dition, but, singular to say, when MS father
proposed to go after DR.. MEG Guire the brave
little fellow said that he was not much, in
inred, and asked to be allowed to 60 along
TOO. This information materially relieved
the anxiety OF his parent. Master Eaaie,s :
worse, may be considered quite providen'
tial - Z. ~ ~ = ! f.t
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MAGGIE MITCHELL NEXT WEEE.-Miss
Maggie Mitchell, OF national reputation,
commences an engagement at the Theatre
on Monday next. She is great fayor'te
bere, and will doubtless command fine a'i-
dience, She is undoubtedly Il tine actress.
and is supported. we are told, by an excel
lent company. The engagement will be IN
augurated by the presentation OF Fanchon.
in which creation she is known TO excel.
The following persons compost the com
pany: Miss Maggie Mitchell, Messrs. W.
Harris. K. F. McCiannin, Julian Mitchell
Rufus Scott. A. 6. Enos. George Carlisle,
Joseph Bradford, j. II. Reddlny, Miss Let
tie Allen, Miss Marion P. Clifton, Miss
Annie Mortimer, Miss Marie Henley, and
Miss George Conallin.
Seats may be secured at Johnston's music
store and ut the Theatre on Saturday.
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To THE observation-disclosures COMPOUND
OF CoD.IIyER OIL AND LIME, without possessing
The very nau'cat!ng flavor OF the article us hereto
fore used Is endowed ny The Phosphate OF Lime
with healing proscrty which renders the on
doubIy cflcaci0us. Remarkable testimonials OF It's
efficacy can be shown 10 those who desire to see
them. Sold by \. Il. WILBoR, Chemist, Boston,
4 I'd ;tli druggists.
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DIR. It. Il. EATON AT ASSOCIATION HALL
To-NIGHT.-Those who were so fortunate
as to hear Dr.. Eaton's lecture on" Woman :"
at the Sidney Baptist church two weeks ago
will be glad of the opportunity OF ENJOYING
again this rich literary feast, and others
who have only beard OF it through that en-
tbusiastic audience will be glad OF the
chance of judging for themselves.
1t is very difficult to take trite theme
and invest it with fresh interest, but COM
peteat critics have pronounced this lecture
OF DR.. Eaton's decided success in this re-
spcct; and lts originality of conception,
felicity Of expression, and telling hits have
been commended with an enthusiasm which
an audience seldom reaches. His keen wit,
ant illustrations, and his rhetoric have made
his audiences vote this DR.. Eaton's best lee
ture, and have placed him in the very front
rank OF the popular lecturers who have de-
liohted Richmond audiences.
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PERsoSAL-BRIEF ITEMs.-Mr. Garrett
Roach, son Of John Roach, the great iron
ger on the Wyanoke yesterday, ana is the
guest OF Mr.. Joseph Wyatt, at Harden's,
| on the James. He is accompanied by his
wife, and Mr.. and Mrs. Van Wayne, OF
New York. Mr. Roach is understood to be
on a hunting expedition.
Mr. Theo. D. Kline, who wss recently
elected superintendent of the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad TO ill the vacancy
caused by The resignation Of Mr.. 4. Shaw,
entered upon the duties OF the office yester-
day.
The latest thing out in The way OF tobac-
co.brands is Mr.. Robert J. Chr .stian's new
brand, "The Senator" which contains an
admirable picture OF Colonel r. e. Withers,
and is Very pretty.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and milder. At night it was cloudy
and threatening.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 5 \. NJ, 80 !:
A. NJ, 4S; noon, 81; 3'P. H.. 81; & z.
~. 55; midnight. so
Mean temperature, 515.
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BLACK SILKS were never as cheap before as they
are now. TO get the full advantage of the present
low prices call at LEVY BROTHERS and make
your purchases. LEVY BRoTuERs are also offer
Ing great bargains in Colored Silks, Pekn Stripes.
Black and Coorei Satns. Brocaded and Striped
Silks and Sailns, Striped Watered Silk, and Fancy
Goods for Trimmings; also, largo assortment OF
Noiinghan-Lace Curtains, Bed-Spreals, Pillow
Shauls, anu Tidies.
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Marriage in tie Couasy.-Miss Amretb
Chalkley. daughter Of Mr. w. B. Chalkley.
o Weil-knoWn citizen Of Chesterfield county,
was married Wednesday afternoon at her
latherS residence, near Chester, TO Mr.. r.
IL. Corey, OF Kentucky. Miss Chalkley
was well known in This city, where she bad
many admirers, and was considered the
belle OF Cheste, field. The happy couple
LETT on their bridal tour north soon after
their marriage.
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| Menor,al church in the morning, anil were
ssonaueted ss by the rector, Rev. J. 81. string
| .e'lom. mere were 10 services at any OF
Tue other churches. Thank.giving.d day has,
however, been frequently observed in the
osner enufcnes heretofore. The public
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VALUABLE Fowls SToLEN.-Night before
last thieves entered Dr. j. G.. Beattle's
cbicken.house, on the Grove road, ana car
ried off upwards OF forty fine fowls.
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A FRAGRANT BREATH

IF your TEETH are decayed or defective; If youI
GUMs, ure spougy, bleeding, liberated, or recedinf:
from the teeth, use
MEADE & BAKERS
CaRB1LIC MOrTHW --5H.
whiet removes the bad odor caused by tiscse- AID
rapidly heals aud cleanses the mo'ah. impat'lnS
DELICIOUS FRAGRANCE TO TIE BREATH
Sold by all druggists at soc. bottt.
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THE MOST TROUBLESOME COUGHS AND COLDS
to which are liable at this of the year can
be acviated by the use Of PURCELL, LADD CO. 5
Emulsion of Cod-Liyer Oil with HypophoSplliies Of
Lime and Soda. Price. so cents per bottle.
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Sneak Thief.-Wednesday morning about
10 O'Clock 4 thief entered Mr.. Douglass
Baird's stable, near Thirteenth and Semmcs
streets, and carried off fine cart-harness.
The thief was seen with the harness iiI bis
possession. but went away with it, leaving
the impression that he had borrowed it..
He has not since BEEN apprehended.
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Observation-Disclosures was OBJ
served i'm Richmond by the closing q the
post-otice except during sunday nonIs)
and by appropriate services oeins neiu 10 10
all of the Episcopal churches.
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ALPHA

g a new nrand OF wHIsKEY that Mcssrz. W. d.
BLAIR L co. have just put on the market. II IS 1
perfectly pure article, and more resembles the old
fashioned Rye than any we nave seen since The var.
The prize is very moderate.
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WEATHER REPORT

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid.
die States. falling barometer, increasing
southeast to southwest winds. generally
warmer, cloudy weather, and rain.
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TIE sUREsT, QUICKEST. AND MOST PERMA-
Emulsion Of Cod-Iiyer Oil with IiypepnoSphtcs Of
Lime and Soda, prepared by PURCELL, LADD
CO. Price 80 cents per bottle.
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THE THEATRE.-MIss Bessie Darling and
company played "The HnnchbacE" last
night to rather small audience. Miss Bes-
sic as Julia gave very satisfactory piece OF
acting. Her first appearance here had bet
ter been made in that than in Lady Macbeth.
However, "The Hunchback will be re.
peated to-right, and to Il larger crowd, it is
to be hoped. The costumes OF Miss Darling
are grand.
JuIia's bridal dress is OF cream-white silk
brocatele, the design representing pond
lilies and orange blossoms. II is cut Ell
courte train. OF immense magnitude; the
front is of fine cream-white satin, eIabo-
rately embroidered in silver, and studded
with real Roman pearls, antique Spanish
lace, embroidered, with pearls to match.
The front falls from the shoulder az reUere,
headed by rich maraboul. PasSementerie
smell trimming Of satin and brocade bor-
ders the train of this elegant costume, FORM
ing Il tout ensemble at once elegant and rich.
Another dress is fac simiie Of one
made for the lrosscau or the young Queen
OF Spain. 1t is somewhat OF the Marie An
toinette era, and is decided novelty. The
front part OF the dress is a bcwidcring
mass OF fne,egt letS. cm6:oidered with
ters all the way down and extending far to
the sides, finished each side with rich
cascade OF black Chantlly lace, with drops
of hne-cut jets falling from it. The bo-
dice is low, square, and finished with
lace to match. The sleeves are combina-
ton OF guipure and Cnantilly-lace inSer-
ton, heavily embroidered with cut-l cts.
There is long, full train, somewhat point
ed. trimmed with rose plaitings OF black
satin, headed with straps OF black satin, and
ornamcnted with iet-berrrs. The centre
OF the train has leaf cascade Of rich black
ChantIly lace, heavily pleatcd, with bunches
OF jet-berrieS falling from the lace. Black
satin Gansborough hat, with iong, droop-
ing ostrich plumes and Jets, completes this
most effective costume.
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E NEW HosE.-The new fabric hose bought
In Cbelsea. Mass., for the Richmond Fire.
Department, has arrived, aud Will pe Pas
into service at once.
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b Thanksgiving Day. = Thanksgiving-day
was observed but little 10 this city yestef'
day. None OF the public offices were closed
Religious services were held at the Meade
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ACTION SALES THIS IsA7S.

Esy- On all sates OF Rsat Estate made bs.psc,
the lst Of january ard iast OF June tie tnrssS Sot
the present year haveto paid oy tks gt lrctases
On at sGle& made 6e-soeezashe 1st OF yasy andLaa
Of this year the taree haze TO be paftrky hs ssifsy
This custom was adopted about ffsAEJ yea RS 40,
bv ali the real estate agents In RicLaao ad, and ap
pilesto Richmond and Sicinityl -
j as: MACDOUG hI.E, 10Y A. NJ k,useholR fur
nilnre, piano, Inware, Stoves Sea So z. 's'a
CRIRBS & WILLIAMS. 4 +. M, trustees sale OF
brick residence No. l3 east franklin street.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS z. n, com fasteners
Fifth street. ...'5' .,. ... f.' e. .f"a'' 2.
mo. Z. LAUGHT0N. JE., lGfs A. w.. catalogue
taIe OF Italian go0ds-2tatcary, pedeS'afs, vases,
broDzes, clocks. &c. ..s..
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs.--Ha
executor Us. Payne, &c. From the Circuit
Court OF Madison county. Reversed, Judg,
Noncure delivering the opinion.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company us
Noel. From the Circuit Court OF Sbenan
doatl county. Affirmed, Judge Christian
delivering the opinion.
Willis Us. Commonwealth. From tbs
Circuit Court of Lee county. Reversed,
Judge Anderson delivering the opinion
Judge Moncure dissenting.
Irvine Us. Greever. From The Circuit
Court OF Amherst county. Reversed, Judge
Staples delivering the opinion.
Milliner's administrator, er parte. Upon
a petition for faandamuS. Rule niSi dis
Charged and petition dismissed. Opinion
delivered by Judge Christian.
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Personal.

ALL PERSONS AEE HEREBY CAU-
N TONED not TO crcStt any OF .he CREW Ot
TIIE VoRWEGIAN BARK GUDRASG, rs the
CAPTAIN or agents will not be rssansloiv for any
such 6ebts. SALFkNsEN' nissser'
NO SS-Sts s-
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CHURCH socIABLE. The ladies' OF Cente."
5nary Methodist church will give church
sociabIe in the leetnre-room OF the church
this evening, commencing at O'Clock,
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4irl,nund @ispatth,
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER %. 1s-a.

!ss- THE CIRCULATION os THE D1spArca
Is. LARGER THAN TIE COMBINED cmcU-
LATToN OF. ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF TIE CITY.
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Brief NemS.-The new furnace at ths
| Meade-Memoriai church is considered the
| best in the city. II has Just been put up.
One OF ouf ap-town merchants bad o hog
taken from the front OF his store Wednes-
day night by some person who intended to
play - trick" upon him. It was brought
back several hours afterward as mysterious
ly as it lad disappeared. The absence OF
the animal caused L good deal Of uDeasiness
on the part Of the merchant ..s.. ..
Rev. George c. Vanderslice and Mr. j.
r. Perdue, who represented this city at
Conference, have returned. Mr.. Wander
slice will take charge Of a circuit in Ma
thews county next year.
The justices who presided at the Civil
Court Tuesday will render decisions in sew
era! cases this morning which were tried
on Tuesday.
The Mayors Court was without q crimi-
nal yesterday. Business there has been
quite scarce lately. -.. l.. s....
Information was received here yesterday
or the death OF Mrs. Webb, OF Baltimore.
Deceased resided in this city some years
ago, and was the wife OF Mr. W. e.. Webb,
who was at one time prominent manufac.
turer Of this city.
Rev. B. F. Woodward. the newly-ap-
pointed minister to the Methodist church
here, will also have charge OF the Fifth
Street church.
The temperance cause is fast gaining
ground in this city. The society here is re-
ported to be in Il flourshing condition.
The musicale tonight promises to be
very interesting. The programme was got
ten up by Acting.Dlrector A. e. Harding.
\ new director is expected TO be appointed
the musicale is over.
Several OF our back streets have been re-.
paired lately with granite clippings. Some
very rough places have been neatly re-
paired.
All persons failing to pay their State taxes
before the 30th OF this month will he re-
quired 10 pay al additional ) per cent.
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SAVE MONEY by having your pTlnttng done atths
DISPATCH PRINTING-lloUsE. Good WorE, low
prices ead satisfaction guaranteed.
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TUTT'S HAIR DYE.-GRAY HAIR or
4 WHISPERS changed 10 a GLOSSY BLACK by a
single application or this DYE. 1t imparts q
Natural Color. acts IpstantaneOusy, ard is as
Harmless spring-wafer. Sold by druggists or
sent by express on receipt Of 81.
OFFICE. 35 MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
rau 15-codtFe19I
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TIE DIsAGEEEABLE TASTE OF CoD-LiyEH
OIL is greatly overcome by the use Of PURCELL.
LADD L CO.'S EmnlSou OF Cod-Liyer on with
Iiypophosphitcs OF Lime and Soda. Price, 30 cents
mar hort
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WEATHER. STRIPS for doors and window.
CIV. ANDERSON & SONS.
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MEMBERSHIPS for doors and windows.
G. W. ANDERSON j. Sons.
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Or. TUTT,. PILLS. ).
TUTT's PILLS.
sYMrroMs or 4 ToRpIn L1yEn. d,

Loss Of Appetite, Bowels rostlre; Pain In the
Head with dull sensation In the back part: Palm
Unaer the shoulder Blade; Fulluess After Eatln:,
with dIs!ncination to exertion of body or mind
Irftlabsity OF Temper; Low Spirits. with feeling
OF having neglected some duty: Weariness, DIzzt-
ness, Fitering at the Heart Dots Before the Eyes.
Yellow Skin; Eeadach, generally over the right
eye; Re3!essness with titful dreams; Highly
Colored Urine.
IF THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED sE-
RIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON
BE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted to such
Cases. One dose effects such change Of feeling as
to astonlsh the sufferer.
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n. ELLTso1 d Co.. advertising agents, irsser ad'
yertsements In all of the newspapers Of tie q Ai:e;
Slaes st publishers rates. Orders lef. a. the DIS
patch countng-room win receive prer1St sttep
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BEAUrlFuL WHITE TEETH

MEADE & BAkEafS
SAPoSINE DENTIt1sICE
WILL PRESERVE THE TEGcH, REMoYLd
INCIPIENT TAaTAH,
and
KEEP TEZ TEETH BEAUTIFULLY Gle 80
Sold by druggists Al SOC. 4 EoX.
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POLICE Court, YESTERDAY-P0lice-Ju
tice Joseph j. White presiding.-H. Eilers
and William Schneider were up, charged
with attempting TO utter and employ rs gen.
uine bill Of exchange for $4,000, drawn by
John Buenherg, OF Hamburg, Germany,
upon E. A. Reuss, st. Louis, or in default
1 OF payment by him upon Donohoe II. GoSs-
! Ter g. Co., New York.
Mr. Lnttier. from whom Eilers wanted to
1buy $4,000 in tobacco and get $4,000 in
ischange, was examined, and the Chief OF Po-
lice presented kilograms from Reuss and
fGosster going to show that the drafts were
not genuine. Ellers had nothing to say for
himself. He is great, fleshy old man, and
appears to be blind. He lost his sight with
in two months past by some accident. The
Police Justice sent Eilers on to the grand
jury for indictment. Schneider. younger
man, his companion, was held until Satur-
Gay, SO that The Chief OF Police NAV make
some inquiries about him. 1t is difficult to
see how tlle bogus character Of the bill can
be proved without the presence Of Buen-
berg, even though il is concealed that Buen-
berg's sgnatureis is Autographed Oh stamped.
Both accused were committed.
Robert Lindsey. James Kelly, and viii
liam Royal, charged with being vagranis,
were orqered to leave the city.
Annie Andrews (white), charged with
unlawfully taking ard stealing one bottle
OF preparation for cleaning clothing. of the
value OF fifty cents, the property OF Levy
Brothers, on the 26.h November, 1879, was
found guilty and sentenced to be confined
in the city Jail for five days.
Mary Jane Washington (colored). charged
with stealing 1926 in money from Henry
Jones, was sentenced to sixty days in Jail.
Ned Jones (colored), charged with having
In his possession one hcrse-bIanket sup
posed to have been stolen, was committed
for sixty days in default OF surety.
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DIR. q. MchANE's vERM1rUG e
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

The couutenance Is pale and leaden.c coloree, with
occasional fushes or circumscrbed spot On one or
both cheeks; the eyes become dull; the pupils
tate; an azure semicrcle runs along the lower eye
lid; the nose is irritated, swells, ana sometimes
oleeds; swelling of tho upper lip; occasional
headache, with humping or throbbng of the ears
IN unusual secretion Of saliva; Shiny or furred
tongue; breath very foul, particularly in the morn
ng; appetite variable sometimes voracious, with
a knawing sensation OF the stomach, at others en-
.irely gone; neetpS pains in the stomach; occa-
slonal nausea and vomiting; violent pains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular at times costive;
stools Shiny, not unfrcquen!ly tinged with blood;
belly swollen aud bard; urine turbid; respiration
0 occasionally difficult, and accompanied by hic.
cough: cough sometimes dry and convulsiTe; un.
asy and disturbed sleep, with grinding Of the
eeth; temper variable, but generally irritable, &C
Whenever .he above symptoms are found to exist
DIR. c. MCLANE'S yERMIFUGH
WILL CERTAINLY EFFECT A CURE.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
Il apy form. 1t is an innocent preparation, not ca
pa1le Of doing the slightest injury to tie mos
endeT infant.
The genuine DR. MCLANE's VERNIFUGE bears
he signatures Of c. MCLASE and FLEMING BROS
o u the wrapper.
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Entered at the Post Ussice at Richmond, Va, as
second.class matttr.I