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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-26
EICUNOND. January u. 1879


Editors DiSpatch: Is It not time that the
property-owners were looking to the next
assessment of property We must have a
fair assesSment-that is, two thirds OF the
market value, and then raise the rate to
what is needed. For myself, | have one
piece OF property, assessed ut $1,000. /
pay the city $50 and State S22 together
Sl0i would gladly sell at $4,000. Pro-
perty would bring s., 2,000-probably g, 800.
Rents for $40 per month, and in slow diyi-
dend at that. This is one sample OF the
condition of property-owners. Who speaks
next CITIZEN.
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prp,lA. AND SICK HEADACHE.
SYMPTOMS nF DISEASED LIVER.


Pain I'm the right side under the edge Of the rios
Increases on pressure; sometimes the pain Is In the
q. de the patient Is rarely able 10 He on the left
side sometimes the pain Is felt under the shoulder
blade. aud It frequently extends TO the top OF The
,bouller. and is sometimes mistaken for rheumi-
n,u I'm the arm The stomach is affected with 10
~ annette aud Sickness the bowels in general are
eotiye sometimes alternative with lax; the head Is
troubled With pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
seusa,ion in the back part. There Is generally a
considerable loss Of memory, accompanied with
r,inrul sensation Of having left undoue something
which ought ~ have been done. a sngnt, dry cough
Z. sometimes an attendant. The patient complains
Or vearnc.s ard debility; he is easily startled, his
est are cold or burning, and he complains Ol a
p-.csy sensation OF the skin; his spirits are low
sue ealthough he is satisfied that exercise woad be
beneficial To him. yet he can scarcely summon Up
fr,tude enough TO try IT, 10 fact he dsirusis every
remedy. several Of the above symptoms attend NE
disease. bu, cdses have occurred where few OF
hem existed, yet examination OF the body aiiei
1eaih hs, shown the LIVER TO have beer extensive
yGeransed.
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New MUsIC.-The following new songs
have been received from Mes>rs. Ramos Il
Moses Christine" soprano song. by
d. s. Babcock, has some originality about
it. and is we'll made. "The Old Wooden
Rocker words and music by Florence
Ilarper-is on the popular order, and is
written afte- the style Of " Grandfather
Clock il IS taking song. "Oh. He's
the Lad for Ne !" is song and chorus by
Mrs. Emma Pitt, Of Baltimore. This is a
simple composition in the religious style,
but quite popular.
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BEWARE OF mutations.

Tie genuine are never sugsr-coated.
Every box has a red wax seal on the lid, with the
Impression DIR. McLANE's LIVER PILLS.
The genuine MCLANE's LIVER PILLS bear the
signatures OF G. McLANE and FLEMING BROS. on
he wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine pR. c. McLANE's s
LiyiR PILLS, prepared by Fleming Brosr OF
Pittsburgh, Pa, the market being fun Of limitations
Of The name McLANE, spelled differently but same
Pronunciation. nav l2-deOwly
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AGUE AND FEVER.

DR.. c. MCLASE's LIVER PILLS in cases
AGrE AND FEVER, when taken with quinine' are
productive OF the most happy results. No better
ea,hartic can be used preparatory 10 or after taking
quiulne We would advise all who are afhic'ed viii
this disease to give them FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements. and as simple pur-
gEuye, they are unequallcd.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE SUNDAY LIQUOR LAw-MEETING OF
CITIZENS INTERESTED IN THE SUPPRESSION
or THE SALE OF Liquors ON THE SABBATH
DISCUSSION BEFORE THE SENATE COMMITTEE
on GENERAL LAwS.-At II meeting OF citi-
zenS, held at Association Hall, interested in
the passage OF such laws as shall most ef-
feciualy secure the suppression OF the sale
Of liquors on the Sabbath, the following re-
solutions were adopted:
|. ReSOiUed, That we earnestly deprecate
any movement which will lead to the desc.
Grafton OF the sabbath, and will Use all
honorable means in our power to pre-
vent il.
3 That we are decidedly opposed to the
effort now being made 10 exempt cities from
the operation OF the Sunday liquor law
| believing as we do that there should be one
law for the whole State; that this move
ment is really designed 10 evade the law {;
and that the only desirable change in the
present law is an amendment that shall take
| this whole question out OF city politics, and
make the law absolutely binding on city,
town. and country alike.
3. That the Chair and President Young
Mems Christian ASSOCIATION appoint a COM
mittee Of five who shall see that our views
are properly represented before the commit
! tee Of the Legislature 10 whom this question:
| has been referred, and who shall use all pro-
per means to secure the objects OF these re-
solutions.
Me>srs. j. T. Ellyson, Robert stiles,
Thomas Branch, Thomas Potts, +. ID.
Christian. and John Hunter, Jr., were APP
pointed committee to present the above
views to the committees Of the Legislature
having tins matter under consideration.
The question was on Saturday discussed
before the Senate Committee on General
Laws-Mr J. Il. Ellyson and Major Robert
stiles representing the views as presented
in the above resolutions, and Mr. W. H.
Royall those entertained by the bar-keepers
of the city. No conclusion was reached,
further consideration OF the question being
postponed until the next meeting OF the
committee.
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Personal AND POLITICAL.-The House
Committee on Finance on Saturday reported
a resolution authorizing the Auditor 10 DOR
row 5000, 900 to pay arrearages TO the State
institutions and meet other pressing de-
mandS.
The General Assembly on Saturday COM
pleted the election OF county judges.
According TO letter read to the House
Saturday by Mr. Duke, Mr.. HeZekiah lay
lor. iudge-elect of Aibemarle, and now be-
tween sixty and seventy years of age, pro-
poses, il necessary to qualify himself for his
position, to take the law course at the Uni
versity.
AT the Readiusters' caucus on Friday
night Mr.. Townes's name, as well as the
name of Mr.. BaskeIvill, were withdrawn,
and Mr.. Charles Alexander was nominated.
and on Saturday elected. The friends OF
Mr.. Alexander and Mr.. Baskeryill staie
that even had Mr.. Townes been nominated
he would have been defeated on Saturday
Mr.. Alexander is acceptable to all the peo.
ple in Meckenburg. and they claim lla'
they have achieved a victory over MT
Townes and his friends.
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FAMILY MARKETING-RETAIL PRTcES.-
The following were the prevailing prices
for family marketing on Saturday
Beef, 8 TO l23c. per pound; mutton, 10c.
per pound: chops, 10 to 12sc. per pound !;
yeal. 10 to l5c. per pound; pork, 10c. per
pound: sausage, 10c. per pound: smoked
sausage, 10c. per pound; bacon, l0c. per
Mound: middllng and shoulder, 8 to l0c.
per pound; Clipped beef. 2jc. per pound !;
beef-tongue, 12sc. per pound; liver, lOc. per
pound; chtlins, l0c. per pound; trIpe, l0c.
per pound.
F6,cLs and Butter, dc.-Liye chickens, ii
TO 20c. apiece, or - TO SO per dozen
dressed chickens, TO &c. per pound
live turkeys. SOC. apiece; dressed turkeys,
! to &c. per pound; live ducks, % 10 '0c'
a pair: dressed ducks, TO &c. per pound
live geese, $3.50 4 pair; dressed geese, :
TO 4c. per pound; squads, Zoe. pair
squirrels, Sc. apiece; old hares, ~ 10 l2c
apiece; eggs, 125c. per dozen. or two d0Zer
for 2jc.-fowls and poultry are very cheal
and plentiful, but very small demand: Dut
ter, 20 to SOC. per pound-cholce, 3Oc.
sweet milk, Sc. per quart, or Zoe. per Sai
| lon; buttermllk, 4c. per quart, or loc. pc
! gallon.
| sweet DOldlNtS, lON' lti h'''A PNNH' - -D
per neck: Irish potatoes, 15c. per half-peck
or 2jc. per peck; carrots, l0c. per dozen
sasify, sc. per bunch; parsnips, Zoe. pc
dozen; beets, 1Oc. per dozen; onions, sc
per quart, or 2jc. per half'peck; drie'
beans, SC. per quart; white beans, sc. pc
quart; dried blackeye peas, sc. per quart
turnip-salad, 15c. per peek; kale-salad, lOC
per peck.
Fish and Gdme.-Pcrcb, 20 to 25c. pc
bunch; clubs, 124c. per pound; pan-chuD'
25c. per bunch; butter-tisb, 25c. per bunch
pike, 25c. per bunch rOcklisb, 1G5c.. pc
pound; alewlves, zoe. per bunch; duck
| iMallard), 75c. TO 81 pair. The display
fish was better than that OF last Saturday.
Fr,tits.-Green apples, 20c. per half-pect
or 40c. per peck; dried apples, to &c. pc
pound; dried pears, Zoe. per pound; drle
peaches, I2tc. per pound; cranberries' lO'
per quart; oranges, SOC. per dozen; lemons
zoe. per dozen.
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PROFESSOR THoN CRITICALLY lLL.-TDe
friends OF Professor William Taylor Thom
will be sorry to learn, from kilograms and
letters from DR.. Ross, that he continues
critically i'll. 1t is Impossible to decide
within a day or two whether amputatIon
will be necessary or not. His uncle, Dr.
William A. Thorn, and Mrs. George Ross
left for Hollins Institute on the A. NJ
train Sunday morning.
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,o~r. sTxAYED. AND FoENp.

PUBLICATION WILL BE MADE TO
n THT RICH&OSD AND DANViLLE kAin,
- - roNPANY for renewal Of the folo"iDg
htccTtTrrfC ATEss OF STOCK which have been lost
Sr d. itroyei: CfRTIFlCArE No. 472. FOX TN
SSnHRE- OF STOCK. dated November %, isals
~. 81 - in,rir,C tTF No 27eS. FOR TEN SlI AEhS
oF STOCK tia,ed Decc plber y. 1865. bo'h Ger
,ttc,te- tu name OF Thomas W. McCane. o
lHo"'''' }" "'" X. II. MAUkY & Coz,
,a,e.1awem ArsutS
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A FRESH START
ON AN OLD TRACK.

MEETING 0F THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA CoMPA-
NY-A PROPOSITION FROM HON. JOHN G.
NEW LOOKING TO THE CONSTRUCTION
or A RAILROAD UP THE JAsIEs-RIvER
vALLEY-FAyoRABLE PROSPECTS, &C.
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The True Line Of Decatur Street.-The
decision OF the Hastings Court in the suit
OF Meredith rs. The City OF Manchester,
which was rendered Friday, determines the
true line Of Decatur street to be in accord
ance with the grading done several years
ago. 1t was claimed that the survey OF the
streets OF Manchester made Just before the
grading was not proper one, and that IN
several instances some OF the property OF
private individuals which had been cOnsid-
cred TO be out OF the street was dug down
and used is part OF the street. 1t was de-
MED, however, that the last survey, as far
as was examined in the Meredith suit. was
a proper one and coniormed to the survey
made in 1869, when the town Of MancheN-
ter was first laid off. The decision in this
matter will be OF much importance.
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BUFFALO BIrL.-This celebrated frontier
fighter and light Of the American stage will
appear Tonight at the Theatre in one Of bis
exbilaratiug deincatlons OF wild western
life.
At II O'Clock to-day his troupe, including
eight Indians on horseback, and band OF
music will parade the streets and make
things lively.
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IE vain the eyes are filled wi h ight;
Tn vain he check with beauty slows,
L Usiess the teeth aTe pure and wbae:
Unless the breath u like the ross;
AndsoZODONT alone supplies
These beauties b3t we all 50 PRIZE.
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yICEIY WATER.
GENUINE NICHT.

HAUTERIyE.) For Cont. Rhoum'iim' Diabetes'
or Gr,r"'. Diseases of tn, Kidneys,
GRANDE GRfLLE-Discascs of the Liver.
UAUTERlVE, orr Diseases of the stomach, Dys-
HOPiTAI. peism'
These springs are owned By The French Govern
men and The waters are bottled un Ter lt' superVi-
sion. - -, ..,.,. ,.
gists, and sroGr5.
BOUCHE, Fills CO., sole Agents,
1, IoNat New ork.
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CoSGnEss WATER.-I's ssperiority rs a cathn-
Tie aud Alternative consists In Its entire freedom
from everything bitter, acid. ,rude iha, produces
beGs'ache. internal soreness, ans tends TO destroy
The mucous membrane. All mine.sl waters tnai are
fasfc.-
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~ rUrr's Puts.


LIZ. Roweis Costlve; Pain In the
tss oi MN IN ',nss,ion in the back part; ram
SD ~i'h 1Ua pladc: rullncss Amer iaung'
r,2r the sno",q ,ss', % exeriion Of BODY or mind
~ diap' sSs r,,rer Low spirits, vita feeling
,rssiy o. ,.o'eS .csS some duty; wearuess' prsl'
ss,os nss'e'.'g !, ,se Heart pots Before the Eye'
~ F'ate''ns s".Ssche, - s generally over the right
Ieos ss'n' ''. ".' with atfal dreams; h'ghly-
clarcd Urine ..,o APP I,NpEEpED ST.
D l"',n sIors DISEASES Will SOON
IN DEVELOPED.
.-.. puls are especially adapted to % socN
TUT -. a..s eject. such change of feeling as
~. ,.,orish the ssfeTer'
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When you y'sh to take CO1-Liver oil u,e the
Emulsion made bv PURCELL LADD & co, with
Hypophosphiies Of Lime and Soda. Price, zoe.
For sale by all druggists.
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Mr.. SMITH AND THE OAKwooD GRAVE
RoBBsRIEs. w. l., Smith, late Keeper
of Oakwood Cemetery, who was discharged
by the Committee on Cemeteries few DAYS
ago. was notified officially on Saturday OF
his removal; but he declines to remove, ana
has employed Captain John $. Wise 10 take
his case to the Council. Dir. Smith desires
his csse to be referred by the Council to
special committee TO investigate all the facts
and reDOrt.
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OF YrRGINIA, CITY or RIcHMOSD--To

>TNTF OF VWCINIA, IITY OF KICHMOND--IO
WIT: ,.,,.
l. Charles L. Williams. notary pubic ioi iheclty
Aforesaid in th- state Of virginia. DO cerlfy mat
g. OBEE. CHARLES ID. HILL. CHARLES X. s.1S-
KER. and CHARLES WATKINS. whO>. name are
,br s,u,q brfore me in my said city. And DO fur-
iher certify that Charles d. Iii, one ~ the ecncril
mariners named In the foregoing wrltlng thls day
m1lr oath before me in my said city that o. ODer,
line .urci.l partner named IA said ~ri'ing. bas ac-
tualIy paid i'm cash 10 the firm of iiiii ~kiuker
watkins tie sum Of twenty thousand dciars As MS
iDpnt into said firm.
Given under my hand this 3Ist day OF December
A d. 1870 CIlARLES L. WILLIAMS.
in I-Gw Notary Public.
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MALACuITE VASES. COLOGNE SETS, &C.;
DINMORE ORNAMENTS. SC;
CRACKLE VASES, BOUQCET-HOLDERs, &c.
IKIDISCENT BOUQUET and FLOWER
STANDS,
VENETIAN VASES, ORNAMENTS, &C.;
DRE~DERO ORNAMENTS. &C;
BOHEMIAN VASES, COLOGNE SITS, &C;
CHINESE VASES, &C.;
JAPANESE BOXES. TRAYS, &C:
MAJOIICA, In new designs, a. bar former prices
FRENCH and ENGLISH DINNER. TEA, an
TOlLET-SETs;
HARLEQUIN AFTER-DlNNER COfFEts,
HARLEQUIN TEA aud DEssERf-SEIs'
.JAPANNED COAL-VASES anil tLATE- WARM-
FRS. 49,,
The above sre now open for Lnspection. No riea
can be formed Of the variety, 80 coHe ana SEE
E.B. TAYLOR, lOil Main street.
Il. e. SUTTON. tSale.meu. dat
A. [k
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TOLIDAY CHINA GOODS.
IUE LATEST NOVELTIES ~ TIE WAY OF
GLASS AND POTTERY.

AMBER CRACKLE GLASS;
FLOREN1ISE GLASS-Only sfew pieces ~ IBIS
CEHE GL i.Ss, which took the premium oyor The
BObrmka; , ,,.,orDr
uARTFOClN, A. ID. COkFEES, and DEsstRr
SETS: ,...,.
ERI'Ir IN ATES-iy0rT h.Dsiv-eomethins ta":
DECOR ATED DiNNEE Strs-Nioso pattern,
CHAMIER s-MssI".-Narie'S Oh p1'"HS'
TEA tIS-all pices tiid ,tyir-. . 49,, 49,,
viii As,ve opened on ,he sTn iNsraNT ns
l,reesa assortment " woRCE ItR. II tfSDEN.
Am aoSGWY WAKE ever exniOitt O. snd en-
,t.n1 ~ designs GEORGE GIBSON, JI.,
Wy -" 1907 Main street.
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STAG PINAFORE. sale OF reserved
seats for the Stag PInafore Company, OF Pc
terSburg, commences at the Theatre and al
Johuston's this mOlning. An enjoyable
entertainment is promised.
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Brief HemS.-Thc case Of Frank john
son (colOred). who is charged with felO-
niou,ly s;abbing John Taylor (coored).
VIII he called in the Mayors Court this
morning.
To-day the court for the trying OF civil
warrants will be held at the Mayors Court
room after The Mayors Court adiourns.
Programmes for the concert TO be gwen
for the benefit OF the irish sufferers to-mor'
row night are ont.
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EDUCATIONAL.

,NRENCH AND ITALIAN ANY lady or
4 g.n,lemsa san b. enabled o. sp-sk either oi 'ne
,hoye IangnaRxs IA a short time ana al Uthnx ~
,eose un, er : YOss-sOr CREsPi. sho has had ionr
,xrcrlrmce IN teaching. Apply "a o22 nor,t ~
enth street, ssy. " : -2-s>-
gI,UE SECOND HAk.s-SE>SlON Or
/ pRosEsSoR l.. y. HASStLktfs sthoDs ty.,,.
or MophRN LANGUAGES opers on Ia, ,,,a. L. -.
FFBEVAKN. For circu.sse aud ierth"s i"'"i "'"
''0'' "''' w ''V' y - collin
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STAGE LINE.
Dc IN.

NOTICE On and after the 0IllA~a
~ o,,b the CHURCH HiI.I.fsSSa.8
r,GEs viii run Il om Fulton sirees, -,
Hoess's,s Hocs. .eyts. sven nel cts. rs cept.
rMe' DAVID N. BILL.
IA 26-its IIop-..-0.. ---
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WORKHOUSE.-Th special committee ap-
pointed to consider the proposed scheme to
establish Il workhOuSe will meet in the
Council chamber this afternoon al O'Clock.
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NJ. FLLYSoN Il co.. sdyertlsng agents, insert &C
yertisements in all Of the newspapers of the Unih
Staes at publishers rates. Orders left al the Df.
patcs count!ng-room w!l receive 0remrt stten
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For Coughs, Colds, and Consumpi hon. use PCR-
CELL LADD & CO.'S Emulsion OF Cod-Liyer oil
with Hyp0phOspbites of Lime anG SOFA. Price,
50c. For sale ny all druggists.
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Received from c. +. Johnston, news
dealer, February No. of DemoresPs Month
~. full Of spring fashions, and st. Nicholas
Tor February.
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any person or persons seeking TO iniure us
or orr business.
Below we submit q statement signed by
our employ6..
LLIBERMUTH Il MIILHrsER.
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FOR ULCExATED MOUTH, the healing properties
of MEADE & BAKERS CkEDoLrC MoUrH-wAsB
are upexcelled Fffty cents a bottle.
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FAVE M0NEY by having your printing douc attht
DISPATCH PRISTING-HOUSE. Good work, Low
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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NOTIIE OF LIMITED PARTNER
y SHIP The Undersigned have formed a LINZ
TIED PARTNERSHIP % conduct thc GROohRG'
iFAF-ToBACCO. AND GENERAL 'OMMIS-
Sion BUSINESS Ia the cry OF Richmond aud
state OF Virginia. under Tie hrm-nane OF iiilL,
-KINkER K WATKINS. TO begin on ihr lsr DAY
OF JANUARY. 1880. ana 10 continue FOR the De
riOd of three years (3 years..
Thr GENERAL FARMERS In said finn are
CHARLES ID. HILL. CHARLES u. rhlNktR,
and CHARLES WATKINS. all of whom are eth
z,sis OF the STATE Of Virginia and reside IN ne city
of Richmond. .. ,..,.. ,,,,.,
Thc SPECIAL PARTNER IS GUSTANCS
OBEH, citizen Of The state Of Maryland and re-
sIses IN the city of Baltimore.
The special partuor has couiribufedt0 10 the CONE
mon stock as capital the sum ot twenty thousand
dollars (s20.0O0) IN cash.
Witness our hands thi, tho 3lSt day of Decem"
her eighteen hundred aud scyeutN.nine (iS79).
(SignelI CHARLES - HILL.
tuARLE> Il. ~KlNKER,
CHARLES Watkins.
General Partners.
GU>TANUS OBEk,
Special Partner.
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For ALL DISEASES oP THE TEETH AND GUMS
use MEADE BAKERS CARrOLiC MOUTH.
WASH. ktlty ceEts a hottie.
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CONSTIPATION.

81, ,,guiarlry Of the bowels can perfect
V'' ..,,,cd. n the constipation is Of recent
t'''" =. do.e Of TUFTS PILLS VIII Suffice
a' -. ,cco,ne Lsbl,ual one pin should be
81 ..,,, night. gradually leSsenlns INC ne
'l''" .,,,e dose until REGULAR daily movement
-. t1....,-cs Which viii soon fol'o~'
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DIsCoLORED TEETH rendered. beastifully white
by the use OF MEADE q BAKEE'ss ssAPoNIyB DEN.
THRICE. Fifty cents box.
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AS FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth, there Is nothing 80 good as MEADE r. BA'
KER's CARBOLIC MoUTH-WAsH. Fifty ceuts a
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REAL ToRcHoN LACE COLLARS at l0c. worth
2Oc.
Best one-button seamless Kid Gloves, in small
sizes. at 2jc.
4 new lot of Crepe Lisse Tarlelan and Footing
Ruflllng and Ruil,s.
New STYLES Bibs aud Collars.
New styles In >hirting Prints.
Cretonnes for furniture covering.
bargains In Black Ca.hmeres
Large arrivals of Hamburg Edging, and Insert
lngs and Torchon Edgings aud Insertings. at
LEVY BROTHERS.
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FOR OFFENSIVE BREATH from dscayed teett
and diseased gums, use MEADE & BAKERS CAR
BOLIC MOUrH-WASH. FIFTY cents a bottle.
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ITS ANALYSIS. TESTIMONIALS. &C, &c.
virginia Il Dofed ;or the mineral waters Of great
cuTa I've powers which abound ~ over the sarface
OF ifE St1t. but none are more entitled to favor
than new rfyal whrh has onIy come into notice
witbit The lssf few months. THIS y the wonderful
BELMONT LITHIA WATER,
whose marvellous curative powers ire attestsd by
many we-kBowa citizens. n Is n1s aspiring sub
Ject To aoctuaiions q It's supply. but Va
-. AETESiAN WELL,
having lis sourcs remote .rom the outt. and pour
ing forth ITS health giving waters in ncvtr-fail-
Ing ever steady Sirosm.
The fOSaoviDg aDalysis. made by the se-c npiished
State Ehersist. Or. " rhE.fAN III TAYLoA seas forth
ITS Claim - amongst tbs eery foremost tasss c,Ira-
tive l4opsstleS:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-26

EDWARD j. WARREN. ~ Z. NJ, commissioners
sale of real estate on Third stgeet between Grace
and Franklin.
W. GODDIN.4 4 Z. VI, real estate al the southeast
corner Of Duyal ana Clarke streets.
JNO. F.LAUGHTON. JR.. r. NJ, framed house
No. 10 Ninth street on leased ground.
r. l. WHITING. 10 \. W, furniture, &c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-26

For real GOOD I0c. CIcAE take wHIrLocK3 ,
MODEL. II has no equal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-26

INDICATIONS FOR SuNDAY.--For the Middle
States, slight rise followed by falling ba-
rometer, northerly winds shifting TO east
and south. clear or fair weather, aud during
Sunday slight rise in temperature.
For the South Atlantic States, a slight
rise followed by falling barometer, north
east 10 southeast winds, slight rise In tenn
perature. patty cloudy weather, with local
rains In the southern portions.
The WEATHER SATURDAY was clear, cool,
and pleasant.
THERMOMETER SATURDAY A. NJ. 80 ;
Q A. NJ. so; noon, 81; y. NJ, So, 2
NJ, As; midnight. 3S.
Mean temperature. 46 5-6.