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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-24
LOCAL MATTERS.

MEETING OF LfqTOR-DEALERs-M MoysMgs'
FOR gHE Repeal OF THE MeFFETF Lay.
CONVENTION PRoP0SED.--A general meetin!
OF the liquor-deaiers OF the city vas held n
Saper's Hab yesterday evenings pursuaB
to call sraiing-in the language OF Mr
Paul at The Ballard billiard-room caucus-
that delays are dangerous" and that i'm.
portant business was to be transacted.
The attendance was not large, owing ia
part to the inclemency OF the weather and
partly TO the fact that this is busy season
with the trade. The object OF the meeting
was Stated to take measures 10 secure the
repeal OF the Moffett liquor-register law.
Time seems to have but little abased the
opposition to the law. The dealers present
Yesterday were all as much against it as
ever.
r The session was strictly private one, and
secrecy was anioined on all persons present,
not because there was anything said or done
of an Objectionable character, but that it
was thought it would be time enough to ac-
quaint the public with their movements af-
ter plan OF operations has been agreed
upon II they had adopted the now historic
language OF hr. Riddleberger, it would
have been. "The less we let people know
the less we Will have to combat. There is
no bedroom attachment to this hall, &c.
The discussion. which was OF CONVERSE
tional and cesultory nature, indicated that
the dealers have high hopes that the OBJ
noxious law will be repealed, especially as
the returns for the past fiscal year show that
it is not bringing the expected revenue 10
the Stale Treasury. It. is understood that
large number OF The members OF each OF
the political parties will support liquor
license law as 4 substitute for the 9lOtfelt
law.
1t was resolved that 4 committee be ap-
pointed to make arrangement t. for a conven-
tion OF the liquor. dealers Of the State 10 be
held in Richmond soon after the reassem-
bling Of the General Assembly. 1t is hoped
ard expected that the convention will be
able TO frame bill for graded licenSe-taX
which will, without depressing the trade,
realize for the State, with much less trou-
Bile Of collection, sum equal TO that now
received from the Motlett law.
Several other committees were appointed,
looking to thorough and compact organi-
zatiOn and vigorous efforts for the accom-
plishment OF the object stated.
The Sunday law was not considered. So
far as the Richmond dealers are concerned,
that is to be left in the hands OF the Citi-
Zcns' Association.
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When lile-ins. .drancs agent comes in and
tells us that MY last week man Insured
with him for $50, ,00G and paid one premium,
and to-day &c is dead and bis family mas
the money, it doesn't make US any more
anxious to in sure, though 1t may De con,
virslng argument in favor OF tue Deati''e a'll
Of the esystem.-Boston Foss.
TIE thoughtful girl who tells her gentle.
nep .callers what her other gentlemen
r.. ends are going TO give her Christmas IS !,
rakinc time by the top-knot. - Andre,css $
american Queen.
| When uan gets the rheumatism IN l nIs
knees he knows the beanty Oh gat1 hIsfs'
ont hinges Ntso Hauen Rsgsstsr.
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PBILoMATuIc SOClETY.-Despite the in
clement weather last night, the hall OF the
Richmond Female Institute was filed with
an appreciative audience, drawn thither By
the anniversary exercises OF tbis literary
society OF the Institute. The music and
readings reflected equal crediE on the young g
ladies and their preceptors. The valedic.
tory by the president was chaste and appro-
pirate. The evening was delightful one
to all present. May the Society be ever true
to its motto NuLLo Veskgia RetrorSum.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, northerly to easterlJ
winds, stationary followed by slightly
higher temperature, increasing cloudiness
with rain or snow, stationary followed by
falling barometer.
For the South Atlantic States, northeast
to southeast winds. rising followed by fall
ing barometer, stationary temperature
cloudy and rainy weather. =,
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was rainy anC
disagreeabe.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 a. NJ, 45
A. 81, A: noons a.; Y. NJ, "A; s 2
H.. 43; midnight. A.
Mean temperature, 43 2-6.
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THE PORTRAIT OF Mr.. CoRC0RAN At THE
WEsTMoRELASD tLUB.-We understand il Is
the aim OF the Board Of Management OF the
Westmorelaud Club, in adorning the club
house, to place there, rs far Al possible, only
uicturcs and other material bearing upon
the career OF Virginia. At the request OF
the Board, w. w. Corcoran, Esq, of Wash
ingtou city, has presented the Club with his
portrait, and as work OF art it is in the
ycry best style. Mr. Corcoran has ever been
staunch and unflirching friend OF Nir-
sina. and il is source OF peculiar pleasure
to our people. looking at the whole current
OF Mr. C0rcoran's life, to know that they
have now in their midst the picture OF that
face which is the synonym Of all that is ad-
miraDle in man.
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Coy-TaIEF.- Price (coloredD was
arrested Yesterday by Officer Mattern for
stealing COW from Mitchell Winston (col-
ored), of Hanover county: friee Soiu tne
cow to a butcher in the FIRST Market, ana
when arrested confessed having eommltted
the crime, He was locked up at the tirst
polIee-statiop, and will be brought belore
the Police Justice to-day for examination.
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THE ORPHANS CHR1srAAs.DISSER.-
weather was so bad yesterday that few per-
son, were on the streets, and not many OF
these left ut the Dispatch quarter. d<llar
for the little boys OF the Orphan Asyium.
Don't forget the orphans to-day. Give
them good Christmas dinner.
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RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY RAILROAD
CoMPANY.-The Richmond and Aiieghany
Railroad Company, at its adjourned meet
ing yesterday, perfected lis organization
and as there were some errors IN the list OF
directors published Yesterday we give ihe
lit in full: President, John c. New; wee
President, II. c. Parsons. Other Directors
CYRUS FL. Mccormick, Chicago, H.; James
r. Keene, Hugh McCulloch. John B. ious'
ton, William Foster, jr., Ne" iorh
George n. Bartholomew, Hartford, Cohh;
James g. Blaine, Augusta, Me-; Jonn l.
Jones, Gold Hill, Nevada; Henry Ali!ef'
Columbus, OHIO.
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BEAuTISuL WHITE TEETH!
MOTHERS : MOTHERS! MOTHERS /

Are yott disturbed! NJ rhr snd broken OF yotr rest
b7 sick chSsufciins aud cryiIg with the excfr,-
ciating pain of cutting eethy If So 20 at oIce and
get bottle OF MRS. wfNSLOWS SOOTffSG
SYRUP. 1t will relieve tns' rocr II tie surercS I'M
ed;stesy-depeEa upon ~: rhcre Is no mistake
about!. There Is not = poS.eT on earth who has
set II who vii! not tel y :, onre hat Il vii,
regulate the howtS. ana gre reg. 10 the mother
and reSaf and health 20 the chtid. ouerating fSe
magic. II l. perfecsS safe :ouse Ia all cases and
pleasant to the :astc. and Il he rresc tp,ion of
of the oiiest and best Rmae physfctsns and nurses
In the U,ifed States. Sold everywhere. Twenty
nye cents bottle. de q .eodlw
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SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH PorND-PARTT
FOR THE POOR.-A committee Of ladies OF
the Second Baptist church will be in attend
ance in the lrci iure-room OF the church to-
day from 10 to , O'Clock to receive donations
for the poor OF the church.
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CHlCKEN-THIEF PUNisHED.-Iesterday
morning Henderson Vaughan tcolored) was
before the Police Court charged with haY-
ing in his possession a number OF chlckens
supposed to have been stolen. Inc lows
proved to be the property OF Or. .. W.
Wilson. They were stolen from that gen.
tleman Sunday night from the warehouse
on Ninth and Byrd streets. Fanshn was
ordered to receive thirty-nlne ia<aes, ana
was sent to Jail for fifteen days.
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Where Money Stay be We'll Invested.

The Iargely-ircreased business OF the
Equitable Life. Assurance Society OF the
United States ought net to surprise any
body. II there is one thing The insurng
public ask for more than another, it is abso-
lutte certainty that the policy Will be paid
without hesitation. The Equitable has been
Justly distinguished for dealing fairly with
its clients, but its recent forward step by
which its contract is SO drawn that no de-
fence can be made to claim under policy
after it has run three years, has rooted the
popular confidence in the Society, and the
universal verdict is that 4 company Sp0n-
luneously making n fair agreement like this
is entitled to support.
pEYTOS l. ELLERSoS,
General Agents.
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(A.T. Y1ASI, la,e with 4. Antoni.)
SPECULATION.

TO all parsons who desire 10 purchase Eyeglasses
or Spectarles for Christmas presents, would saT
they can get them cheaper at ". II. CowARoIS's
,han anywhere eFe In the city, as he has made
large p"rchas=s n that line. 60 renovate your
optics at No. 1854 Main street.
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POLICE CoURT.-The following eases were
disposed OF at The Police Court yesterday,
Justice White presiding:
Frederick Rogers and Daniel Patterson
(cnlored), arrested on cross warrants for
lighting. Fined $3.50 EACH
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CHARGED WITH SERIOUS OFFENCE
About 10 O'Clock last night slight fire oc-
CURED ut the residence OF Mr.. S. C.. Green
how, on Tenth between Clay and Marshall
streets, caused by the burning OF Il quantity
OF straw and paper which had been satu-
rated with Kerosene oil and pushed through
one Of the windows on the lower floor from
the outside. The combustibies were then
set on fire by some unknown person, but the
flames were discovered and eytingushed
before any serious damage was done.
Subsequently Officer ToIer arrested an
old colored woman named Maria Taylor,
who has been sleeping under the steps Of
the house Tor about six months. She had
formerly been 4 servant Ut Mr.. Greenho|' :,
but had been discharged. Her movements
created suspicion, which led to her arrest.
She was locked up at the Second police
station, and Will be brought before the Po-
lice Court this morning for examination.
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THE srEEiT, QUICKEST. AND MOST PERAA.
GEST WAY 10 srop troublesome cough Is 10 use th'
Eniulsio CT Cod-iiVer Gil with HyGephospnites oi
Lime and 'ioda, prepared by PURCELL, LADD 4
co. Price, so cents per bottle.
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AUCTION SAIFs rEssS DAY.

~ On GN tGkss or iRsst .sststs rsaae oessesst
re lst u cr:ndrg end last Of J,ins the t1Geafof
the pre5srt ,.s.r fdrd To ,GaiS ~ tae surasasss
o.. nt saGeS mott bet,ost, th2 LIST Of Si5 od les
Of tho year ths t6sss kapsto be paid ~ tss sef!sr
tThss custom was aaOptcI stGat 3ft.an years Al
L., al .he real estate agents 81 kicn"opd ard aps
plies to Richmond and vtrinIty.1
RICHMOND sAzAAR, lyA. ", lFtsen horses,
mules. husG7s. wagons. &C. '+
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GRAND OPENING or HOLIDAY GOODS AT
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.


Florida Organges,
Elegant Hon e-Nade Mincc- Meat.
Malaga Grapes, Princess Almonds,
London Layer Raisins
Seedlcss RlsinS. Deesa RaisiEs, Leghorn Citror,
Sew-Crop Nuts. In endless variety:
Canned Peaches. Pes sand Aprcots;
Figs. Sweet and Cooking Chocolates,
Preserved Ginger. Vermont Maple Syrup,
Chalinerss, CoX's, and Nelson's Gelltlne and IsiI-
glass;
Queen Olives, Cape God CranherreS
Pineapple. Slp.Sagn, Pamasan. R0chcfort, English
Dairy. EIam and Ostcgo Cheeses;
DcyilleI and flarl Crabs,
Crackers in cndlos variety;
Russian SarliucI and Sardcc6,
Pear aud Peach Marmaadct--hoinr-m made;
Pickles and Preserves,
Je4cs of all ntyors, Fresh salmon,
Small Neck CLANS Lud LoiIstcrs,
Pottcd and Lunch Ham. rongur, and Turkey;
Wild Duck. Alkcth~cpti, Bromo and Cocoa,
GOrdons Celebrated Virginia IisuIs,
Smoked Tongues 3ad Beef.
New York aud Virginia Euckwheat,
Italian Macaroni and Fermccei,
Irish and Canadian Oatmeals.
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DO rot Know CID BaowS Wiadsor Soap !as:'
,onoer l. more highly psrfumea, and more emol
Wsn, w use than these yonug feIaowaf J.& z. At
rrSsoS. Manufacturers. London.
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W. %. BLAIR & CO. not Only haTe Inc phss'
Liqr,ors or all kinds. but their STOCK OF ha.','
C;ron, Almonds Currauts, and al ehft' 49,
are unsurpassed in the city. ihey h1'e Jus. IA -
eetsed fine lot OF Virginia hams 'h,e' -" =,
You'll fird they prices very :o~' ahs .ne su,a''
,t.,r Goods aIways the best. 11o9 Main street,
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From AETOSI'S.
FRENCH CANDIES
FOR THIS DAY
AT REDUCED kRlCE-

FIVE POUNDS FRENCH CANDIES
For IL AT ASTOSl'S.
FIVE POUNDS FRENCH CANDIES
For 81 AT ASTOSIS.
FIVE POUNDS FRENCH CANDIES
Fox 81 At ASToSI's.
90 TO ANToSI'S. Main street.
60 TO ASToSTs, Matu street.
GO TO ASToSI's, Main street.
60 TO ASTOSI's, Main street.
CANDIES FOR rnE MILLION
AT ASToNI-s, Main sire "a.
CANDIES FOR TIE MILLION
AT ASTosi's Naln s.r;<.f.
CONE ONE, COME ALL, AT ANToSrs.
CONE ONE, COME ALL. 7 ASToSrS.
COME ONE. CONE ALL, AT ASToS!'S'.
SIX POUNDS OF PLAIN CANDY.SI.
FIVE POUNDS OF FRENCH CANDY, 81.
FIVE poUSes OF RAIsIS5, 81.
TWELVE PACKS Or FlRECRAcKERs,ss,at
coLCMaCs's Confecti sAery,
32l Broaa street.
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THE MosT TROUBLESOME COUGHS AND COLDS
10 which we are iape at ih season of he year can
be aiieviaied by the use Of PURCELL LADo q cos
Fmul.ion OF Coa-Liser Oh With H5pophoI phites Of
r,ua,na soda. Price. so cents per b0tlle.
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Half the shopping world Is out looking
for something to buy the. other .ialf Is
looking for something 70 buy II Witt.
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COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
Il
DEC: 90, Dec; 81, DEC; ,o' l3' Dec, Cd ~
W. &. ". {. W. 9; ". G.

Total deaths. 1 lG IA lS II IL 9 II
Still-born..... y q .
Mean temperature for the week ending
December 13, % 81; mean temperature Tor
the week ending December 90, 4J.Il.
Amount of rainfall for the week ending
December 13, O.i0 inches: amount OF rain
fall for the week ending December 70, 2.G2
inches.
Population Of city estimated at 10000
white, 4G,000; colored, $4,000. Rate OF
mortality Of whole population was 1890 per
| 900 per annum; rate OF mortality OF white
population was 10.17 per 1000 per annum;
rate OF mortality Of colored population was
800 per 1000 per annum.
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FINE FAMILY GROCERIES, WINES. LIQUORS.
TOBACCO, CIGARS. CANNED GOODS, BrcKwHEAT
FLOUR, xc., &C., Al DASronTH i co.'s, 6l2 east
Marsha.il street.
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THE pIsAGaEEADLg TASTE or CoD-LIyEF
OIL Is greatly overcome by the use OF PURCELL
| L,.DD & CO.'S Emulsion Of Cod-Liver on witt
! Eypophosphites Of Lime AND Soda Price, 80 eenr
/
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p. wHrTLocE, 14i5 3tasa street, mannfaepArsr
Of eighteen c!feront brands OF nne cigars send
ror rrtec-iist.
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saAsp PIc-Mc smoke TOT 'he aptaa5s. Fol
sale sYssywters, Qaly DC,
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FOX }. GOOD, RELIABLE SMOKE Try the PIC.
NC CIGAR.
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II " 7 Sswood, cashier of the National EanR
t';riry+nia do affirm that the above statement is
O 40 he hest OF my knowledge and belief.
Tpe - "' ]. W. LOCKWOOD, Cashier.
s,,scrlbcd and affirmed 10 before me this 23d DAY
.smac.n,,,.r. 1879. }. II. MURRAY,
u pct'' Notary Public.
c'rfe'TnGM THOMAS W. EcCAEcE,l
II. A. Directors.
T. Il. NOTING,
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WHITLocK's sc. KEY WEST CIGAR has no SUI
per-or Beware OF limitations.
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MoETUAEY REPORT for the week ending
naremhpr On 1870.

MoETuAEY REPORT for the week ending
| December 90, 1870:
Cause Of Death: Apoplexy, white, l
colored; burns, colored; consumption. >
white, 6 colorcd; convnl.ions (infantlel, l
cnlnred; debility, ] colorcd; drowning, L
cololed; erysipe!as, l white; heart disease,
l colorcd bip-ioint disease, colorcd; in
flammaion OF BRAN, l white; old age, /
while, coIored; paralysis, white; pncu-
mopia, 9 while, ! colorcd; rheumatism. l
colorcd; unknown, coIorcd. Whole num-
Der OF deaths in the city. exclusive OF still
births, 26. Age: One month 10 six, white.
| colnred-;Otal, 3; one year to three, :
colored; five years to ten, colored TWEEN
ty years to thirty, white, 6 colorcd-total,
I; thirty years to forty, white, 3 COL
OF cd-tolal, >; forty years 10 fifty, white; !;
fifty years to sixty, l white; sixty years to
seventy, white, colored-t0ta!, 3; seven
ty years to eighty, white, colored-total,
4. Condition: Single, white, 0 colored-
total, II; ; married. white, 5 colorcd-tota',
O.; widows. , white, 2 colored-total, 4;
unknown, white, coiorcd-to'al, = Ma
tiuitv: Richmond, !; other parts OF the
United States, 1G; Germany, /; Italy i;
unknown, l. Locality: Marshall Ward, 8
colored; jefferson Ward, 4 colorcd; Madl-
son Ward, 3 white, 2 colored-toial. s.;
Monroe Ward. white, colored-to'al, 4 !;
Clay Ward, l white; Jackson ward, z
white, 3 colored-total, s.; almshousc, l
colored; penitentiary, colored.
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CELEBR ATED
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
EER11IfUGE

Tic conntenance IS pale and leaacn-colored, with
scas!onnl Nushcs i circninscribcd spot ON one OF
,o,h cheeks; the eyes become dull; the pupils
s,,e an azure srui":rcle Ems along the lower eye
Nd: the nose Is lirtatcd, swclIs, asd sometimes
bIuds; n swelling Of the upper lip; occasional
headache, with hummng or tlIrohbing Of the ears;
Al unusual secretion OF saliva: slimy or furrcd
tongue; breath very foul. particularly in the morn.
inp. aprn,I,e variable, sometimes voracIous, with
,lnawiug sensation OF the stomach. at others cn-
,,rcly gone; ncc,uE pains in the stomach: occa-
s,ona panst- ana vomiting; violent palns through
nut The abdomen; bowels irregular, ut times co,lve
stools snmy, not unfrcqucntly linged with blood
belly swollen aud hard; urine turbid; respiration
occra,cua.ly difficult, and accompanied by hIc.
cough: cough sometimes dry and convulsiyc; I'M
o asv aud disturbed sleep, with grinding OF the
cc,h; temper variable, hut generally irritable, g.
Whenever .hc above symptoms are found to exis,
DIR. c. MCLANE'S VERMIFUGE
WILL CERTAINLY EFFECT A CURE.
1T DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
many form. II is ali innocc nj preparation, not ca
paIic Of doing the slightest injury TO tie most
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For real GOOD LOG. CIGAR taze WHrLocKI
MopEL. Il has. 40 tqnal.
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PURE CLEMxER WHisKsG' dliee' !sotn VIC S.y, -,
tirery, at DAyRoRTH / CO.'S oas ssS' 'sas'IA'
street,
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RANK STATEMENTS.

,,r>rp0RT OF THE CONDITION OF
+. ET S.TIoNAL BANK OF ylRGLSIA,
~ rITrnIxoND, VA, At CLOSE OF BUSiSEss
Al hIa,!n.y. DkChMskR IL, 1879:
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New CasFEcrIosERY AID FKuig~,ToEE

VlASf u CO..
40 Broad street,
IS Tho place 10 buy Yosr Candles. SaSes, Rai'i"''
Nuts, Fruits Dolls Fancy Boxes ,ri Baskets tire'
weeks, &C., &C., II prices wh!cb eaa't oe bea..
Call and be convinced. Go fslcTe the rush.
yIASi L Co.,
41O Broad street.
AT YIASI. lac with 4 Antnnil
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FEAST.

rINuE THIRD PRESBYTERlAN MIS-
10 Its scholars at the Third Presbyterian church
THIS "Wednesday EVENING AZ ocloek. Tho
congregation Of the ThirC churca and mem beri OF
the Sunday school are cordially. invited. de 2&-1t
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8iellnrond- 9ispatch.
WEDNESDAY. :. DECEMBER "a. 1879.

nsr- THE CIRCULATION or TIIF pFspkTCS
rs LARGER TRAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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Buy HOLIDAY PRESENTS at Eu7zLEE Bro
TIERS,
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Valuable Information

[From the Philadelphia Times.l
LANcAsTER.--General al Grant is not Free
mason. - - Z. .e... .#~'-- .-.@'
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4 FRAGRA VT BREATH!
# your TEETH arc dt cayed or defective; II yoEi
GUNS are spongy b:ee ding, ulceratei, or recet q
troia the teeth, use
MEADE 8 BAKERS
CARpOLI e NoCTu-WAsH
which removes the bad oior CAUSED by these, and
-.pitiy heals snd tIeanses the mouth. impartny 3
DELICIOUS Pr aGRAHcz TO THE BREATH.
sold by all Drug lists aJ SOC. bottle.
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rEn.ered at the Post. once at Richmond. Va, as
-'s' secoud-cIass matter.
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Dr.. &. MCLASE'S
LIVER PILLS

Dr.. G. MCLASE'S
LIVER PILLS
hat nrsh Is heir to-" but In affections OF the liver
ana all lalious Complaints, Dyspepsia, and ssick
llcadaclc or diseases Of that character they stand
without 4 rival.
AGUE AND FEVER. ...
Nohctttr cathartic can bc used preparatory to or
Lllcr taking quiiiinc. 81.
As simple purga,ive they are uueqnaiied.
BEWARE OF MUTATIONS.
The genuine are never sug,tr-coa )
Fncn bo, has u red wax seal Oh the lid with the
impression DIR. McLANE's LIVER FILLS.
Each wrapper bears the signatures of G. McLANE
and FLEMING BROS.
Ins., upon having the genuine DIR. Z. McLANEs
LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros, OF PltlS-
bursh Pa, the market being full of limitations OF
he name McLANE, spelled differently but same
pronunciation. my io-"eo"iS
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MINCEMEAT. RAIsIss. EsRRAsrs, GELATIsE,
PRuSEs, ,CIrn0S, PICKLES, ami Christmas goodrs
generally, at DANFoKIH 4 CO.'S, Gle eaD. Marsha
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4 FRAGRA VT BREATH!

Buy CHRISTMAS pEEsEIsrs at HUTzI.sR BRO
TrRyS,
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mn G. ncL.NE.s vERNIEUGE.
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mr. McLsNE'S FERBiEEGE.
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CELEBRATED -.
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OR
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