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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-20

PINAFoRE LAST NIGHT.-Tbe performance
ciyen BY the Mozart PinafOre Company last
night for the benefit OF the family Of George
w. Jones, deceased, was most gratifying
success. The hall was crowded 10 its Ut
most capacity, and many were unable to
gain admittance. Those who attended had
the pleasure OF witnessing delightful en-
tertainment and the satisfaction OF knowing
that they were aiding a worthy cause. No
organization ever started in this city has
made itself more conspicuous for its good
deeds than the Mozart Pinafore Company
They deserve the thanks OF the entire COM
munty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-20

HEAR, o YE DEAF.-The "ImprOyed Denta-
phone" IS now on exhibition NJ The Holman Liver.
Pad Office, 1913 Nian street, and all are invited tC
call and test this wonderful instrument. The man.
agemcnt claim that The instrument Is now perfect
and complete. All these who have previously called
are cordially invited TO call again, and although
some wonderful tests have heretofore been made
satisfaction can now be guaranteed. W. G. FOSTER
the manager for The Holman Liyer-Pad Company
is sole agent for the Denaphone for this State and
all information regarding the instrument will be
cheerfully given.
Circulars mailed free on application.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-20
VERAfIfUGE


Tie couutenauce IS pale and leaden-colored, with
eccasional lu.hos or circum5crbed spot on one or
both CHEEKS: the eyes become dull the pupils
dNa;e an azure semicircc along the lower eye
Id; tie nose is irritated. swells ala sometimes
blctds; a swelling Of the upper lip; occasional
hesdache, with hummiug or tbrobbine of the ears !;
Al unusual secretion Of saliva; slimy or furred
tongue; breath very foul, particularly in the morn
lng: appetite variable, sometimes voracious. with
aknawing sensation Of the stomach, at others en-
.ilely gone; Gcetlng pains IN the stomach; occa-
uona nausea and vomiting; violent pains through
out the sbdomen bowels irregular, at times cosiiye;
stools .umy. not unfrequently iinged with blood;
belly swollen aud hard; urine turbid; respiration
o occasionally difficult, and accompanied by hlc-
cough; cough sometimes dry and eonyulsiye un-
c asy and disturbed sleep, with grinding Of the
ee,h temper variable, hat generally irritable &C.
Whenever he above symptoms are found 10 exist
DIR. {. McLANE'S vERMIFUGE
WILL CERTAINLY EFFECT A CURE.
1T DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
any form. II IS an innocent preparation, not ca
pstle ef doing the slightest injury to TIE most
tadeT infant.
The genuine DR. MCLANE's VRRMIFUGE bears
heiiguatures Of c. McLANE and FLEMING Bros.
en- he wrapper.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-20

ROLL OF HONOR AT THE RICHMOND HIGH
ScHooL.-The following Is list OF the pu,
pils on the roll OF honor at the Richmond
High School during the past week: senior
Class-Amelia Drummer, juliet MARKS
james l.. Armstrong, Il. Z. Eggleston; In
termediate Glass;. William wills, Lum'
mie Cunningham, Jennie Martin. Junior
A Ciass-Kate Dunkel, Irene Lovenstein
Lille Schaap, Mary Winston. junior .
, Class--Lillian Pace. Attendance Tor t9'
week, 90 per cent,
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ABOUT TO STRIKE.
Two Members Of the House Of Dele.
gales Almost Come 10 Blows.

MISUNDERSTANDING BETWEEN MEssRs
NICoL AND DUFF GREEN; BOTH MEM
BERs PROMPTLY SUMMONED TO ANSWER
AT THE BAR OF TUE BoUsE-THE MUD.
DIE IN REGARD TO THE MIDDLEsEX
JUDGEsIIIP-PURvIs COMMITTEE GONE
TO ALBEMARLE-COLoNEL TONNES EX-
oNERATED-THE READJUsTER CAUCUS
LAST NIGHT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-20

DEATH OF Mr.. PHILIP p. FEAYSSR.-ln
formation by telegraph was received here
Yesterday Of tAe death, in Baltimore, sum
day night, Of Mr. Philip L. Frayser, brother
of Captain Il. +. Frayser, late Superintend-
cnt Of Public Printing. The deceased was
a native of the county OF New Kent, Dut
had resided IN Richmond from bis early
manhood. He was clerk 10 the Richmond
post-oflce several years, and afterwards =
salesman in the loihing-eslabllsnmehts OF
Noah Walker 81 Co. and OF Wilkinson "
Withers. He was held in the highest esteem
by a large circle OF relatives ana 1fiehds.
The remains will arrive at the Union depot
to-day at 1l:4O A. NJ, and be escorted to
hollywood Cemetery for inerment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-20

THE NEGRO PROBLEM.-Dr. Curry de-
livered yesterday carciully-prep1red lee
ture on this subject before the students OF
the Richmond Institute. the theological
school for colored ministers. After brief
sketch OF the history OF African slavery and
emancipation in the United States, and Il
clear and candid statement OF The difficult
ties involved in tie problem, the lecturer
entered at length into the discussion Of il
in its social. industrial, civil, and religious
aspects. The frankneSS and bOldUeS> OF the
views seem to disarm opposition, where Op-
position TO them might be supposed; and
the obvious trutbfulness and business OF the
assertions and arguments presented secured
for the most part the positive and expressed
approval Of the audience. The plane OF
thought vas high; but occasional inierpO-
lati0nS OF the manuscript brought the main
points within the compass Of the least
OF the hearers. The attention was thought
ful, and the applause discriminating and
hearty. The pcroratOn was IN eXtempo-
raneous appeal for the support OF COM
mon religious faith on the ground OF COM
mon humanity, a common Saviour, and a
common Bible. A vote oil thanks was
loudly and unanimously awarded for lee
ture full of important Information, broad
and patriotic concentrations, lofty senti-
ment and morality, and eloquent thoughts
aud utterances. We know nothing IA TO
the ultimate destination OF the lecture, but
its elaborate preparation and elevated cha
racter suggest its applicability to IN audi
tory OF our most cultured citizens.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-20

ATTEMPT TO ROB A CLERGYMAN.-Whl
Rev, w. G.. Starr, the pastor OF Broad
Street Methodist church, was engaged in
serving his congregation Sunday night,
bis house was entered by burglar, who
would probably have carried out skiIinl
plan OF robbery but for the presence OF his
wife, who was in the building at the time.
An entrance was effected through back
window. The feet Of the intruder were
muffled, which fact indicates the work OF an
EXPERT. There was nothing in the house TO
compensate the stranger for hi. trouble ex-
cept three dollars in cash and the backbone
OF turkey. The only trace lett behind by
the robber was Il Carolina snuil-brush. n
description Of the thief has been placed IN
the hands Of the police, and it is hoped that
the miscreant Will be arrested and brought
to the bar Of justice.
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FURNITURE.

CPECIAL NOTiCE.-ONE EASYM
y TFRMs AND PAYMENTS, TWENTY u
SUITS or PtRLOR AND CnAMBER tSE
NIrURE .-.tust received, the largest AMI oests y
cty al usioes not eauaii,d sy any, Fun iine OF NJ
nut AMI ,ooar SUITS, sstcboar,ts, B.osea.e,, ia''
Ra ks queen, East Lake, and othcr sDtss, ssnoy
Our s,oes Is full 10 every particular ~ wiz Se V
yoEr interest 10 can, l.. GATnRiGhr sUs: s,s:,
dsA A7VS'"~s'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-20

Officers Installed. The following officers
we're Installed for the ensuing term at the
last meeting % Jackson Lodge, knights oil
Honor, held at Clover Hill. ia ChesterlieId
county: I. NJ. Cheathem, 7. D.; Dr. D. W.
Wake, Jr.. o.; Edward b. Cheatham, V.
D.: B.L. Rudd, A. d.; W,S. Winiree' H. +;
G. r. Henley. +. r.. Joan a. Lester, l.
John W. Smith, c.; Samuel Fuqua. Suiue
John keudler, Guardian; James W. SMITH,
s. Trustees: DR.. j. W. Wake, Jr., pr'
J.P. Gillian, and l.. W. Cheatham.
l.. w. Cheatham was elected representa-
tive TO the Grand Lodge, with Z. T. Hen
| lev as alternate.
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SENT Yesterday morning joseph
Richardson and Henry Jones, two cooreo
bows. were before the Police Court charged
with feIoniously stealing pocket-book con
tanning Sl5.l5 from Mrs. Rebecca Turner
They we're sent on to the grand jury of the
Hustiugs Court for indictment. and were
committed TO Jail. The pocket-book wai
snatched from Mrs. Turner's POCKET OF
Maia street near the post'ofliee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-20

HAUENsTEIN'S CASE FINALLY DECIDED
Mr.. William l.. Royal received the FOL-
lowing telegram from the clerk OF the
SUPREME Court OF the United States yester-
day evening:
WASHINGTON, d. c., January 10, 1880.
William l.. ROyaN:
Decree in HauenStein'S case reversed and
case remanited for further proceedings.
ID. W. MIDDLETON, Clerk.
Mr.. Royall was counsel for the brothers
and sisters OF Solomon Hauenstein, who
live i'm Switzerland. Solomon having died
without children, his brothers and sisters
claimed his property under the treaty be-
tween the United States and switzerland.
The laws Of Virginia c0nfiscated his pro-
perty to the State.
Mr. Royal claimed that the treaty over
rode the laws OF Virginia and gave the pro-
pery to the Swiss heirs. The Virginia
Court of Appeals decided that the State Of
Virginia should have she property, and Mr.
Rovall appealed to the Supreme Court Of
the United States. The Supreme Court de-
cdes that the Swiss brothers and sisters
shall have The property, and that the State
of Virginia shall not have il. Mr.. Royal
applcd 10 the Legislature for an act relin-
ouishing the States claim TO this property
after cur Court of Appeals had decided
against him and before he went to the SUI
preme Court, but the Legislature refused
to grant his prayer.
There is a moral lesson IN this matter.
What the Supreme Court OF Virginia re-
fused to do, and what the Legislature OF
Virginia refused to do In the interests OF
Justice, the State is now forced to do under
ihe compulsion OF decree Of the Supreme
COurt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-20

Mayors COurt.-At the Mayors C0srt,
Yesterday, Henry anu Juiia Davis were ar.
raisned. charged with aghting and creatDg
a disturbance, and were discharged.
About one dozen peJsons were before
the court for violation OF siic city ordinance
in not paying their scavenGer bills. They
were required TO settle up.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-20

FIRE on SUNDAY.-At GAO O'Clock on
Sunday morning an alarm OF Gre was turned
in at Station 2, First police district head.
quarters, caused by the partial burning OF
the clothing store OF Harris Jacobs, No.
1447 Main street. The fire originated from
foul chimney, the burning SCOT rolling
down the chimney and setting fire to the
floor. The family were aroused by the
dense smoke which filed the house, ana
they barely escaped sufocation, aud had TO
get out on an adjoining building. Loss on
the building, $50; loss on stock, $500. The
building is owned by Mr.. James Thomas,
Jr.. and is not insured. The stock is insured
for 81 800 In the Germanla Insurance Com
pany, OF Baltimore, with Messrs. Millhlser q
Stratus.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-20

FREDERICK PAULDING AT THE THEATRE
LAST NIGHT.-The Theatre was crowded
last night to see very young aclOr-Alr.
Frederick Paulding-in Tom Tal lor'S most
exciting and extraordinary play Of the
FOOLS Revenge. His acting was quite as
extraordinary rs the plot, for his youth rem
derS it impossible for him o understand the
fathers emotions which he portrayed; and
vet he held his audience spell-bound from
beginning to end. 1t cannot be said that he
is entirely without faults, but they are such
as time will speedily cure. and he is safe,
as far rs success is concerned. IN possessing
the magnetism which must accompany ART
in the actor who would make mark in bis
profession. 1t is hard 10 decide whether
he was the finer artist in his portrayal OF
the fond, half-craZy father, or the hendiSh
ayenger OF the husbands wrongs. He was
twice called before the curtain by an au-
dience which attested its admiration OF him
in each Of these characters by the most
generous applause. Ii is safe to predict n
| full house 10 see hlm again Tonight IN the
same play.
Mr.. Paulding is singuIarly fortunate in
his support. lie has not a poor actor OF
actress in bis company. Indeed. Mr.. Ham
,ton Harris, as Serafno de PAquilla, rose
| to the sublime, and OF the others it is only
necessary 10 say that each sustained bis part
to welI-n nigh perfection. IL we discriminate
at all it is only TO compliment Mr.. +. &.
Huebner (the Duke on making such capi'
tai villain. and Miss Constance Hamblin
| (wiie OF the Duke) on being Il very hand
some and very self-pos>essed lady. who
knew how to deal with a rascaily husband
and give him his just deserts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-20
SHEET MUSIC

lust RECEIVED, TEN THOUSAND
J COPiE, or THE FINEST PIECES Of
SHEET MUSIC. from G. sehe,gner New fots. TX.
dns:t snporiations OF FOREIGN NOVELTlESand
CLASSICS. Teachers and am.ieurs ,oheitod 10
call and examine. DISCRIMINATING and cotSleoue
RAMOS 4 MOSES, tano Wareroo as.
ja292s Vis MAIN N''e''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-20

PROFESSOR WINSTON or ASTRONOMY To-
NIGHT AT ASSOCIATION EALL.-ProfessOr &.
II. Winston will deliver the first OF his se-
ries OF lectures on Astronomy before the
Young Mems Christian Association tonight
at Association Hall. We feel confident that
our people will evidence their appreciation
Of this effort OF the Association TO iAaugu-
rate a series OF popular lectures IN our city
bv crowding the ball. Professor Winston
is one of our most entertaining lecturers,
and all who attend may be sure OF spending
a pleasant evening. Members OF the Asso-
citation admitted free.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-20

Editors Dispatch: Mr.. Waddcil, in bis
communication IN tO-day's issue, l. correct
in saying the law requiring deeds for prop
crty lying within the jurisdiction OF hllst-
ings court TO be recorded in the clerks OIL
tce OF said court was enacted the 10TH OF Jan
uary, 1867, and The article in YOUR saturday $
issue 10 have been exactly accurate should
have read "The clerks office OF the Chan
cery Court and the clerks Office OF the
Hastings Court OF the city Of Richmond
prior TO the creation OF the Chancery Court.
and subsequent to the 18TH Cf JQnndrU
1867, were the proper offices in which to
record deeds conveying property outside ol
the city limits and within one mile thereof
until the passage OF the act OF Assembly o!
January 26, 1871
He further says. the act OF Assembly - OF
26th January, 1877, expressly CdtidateS the
rec0rdaiOn in the County court Of deeds
conveying property without the limits OF
the city and within one mile thereof, ana,
moreover, requires deeds for property with
in the mile. and recorded in the Husting>
or Chancery Court Of Il city. to be carried
TO the County Court and recorded by the
1st July, 1871" He correctly states the
substance and design OF thas act
Not wishing to discussthe question OF the
| power OF the Legislature 10 pass law re-
irospectYely affecting rights already per-
feced and secured, it Is sufficient merely to
say that that law was considered by the
counsel for the parties to the cause OF Bur
CESS as. Belvn neither OF the deeds IN ques-
ton were carried rs required by that act
to the county CONT clerks office pr1or 10
the 1t July, 1877, or at any other time after
their reeordation in the Chancery Court In
December, 1876, and that Mr. Cannon, VINO
made an able effort in the Chancery Court
and in the Court OF Appeals to get differ
ent construction OF the law from that
adopted did not rely upon that act.
+. NJ. CONNER.
|
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-20

Colonel BrsSett French Nominated for
.judge Of the Hustings Court.-Af the Re
adiusler caucus last night Colonel s. Bassett
French was nominated for Judge OF the
Hastings Court OF the city Of Manchester
TO succeed the efficient incumbent, Judge
Clopton. During The term OF his Office
Judge Clopton has filed the Judicial bench
OF our city in manner very acceptable to
the people. 1t is to be hoped bls successor
VIII In the same manner filIthe high trust
which Is about to be conferred upon him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-20

HuSti71s Court.-Tbe January term Of
The HuStinss Court commenced Yesterday.
Judge Cloptan. when instructiDg the grand
jury, called t,air special attention TO the
law governing the Motiett register, The
grand jury indicted Frank johnson for
feloniously cuttire with intent to klll and
Alice Fisher for mN,tiemeaDOr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-20

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.-The Grand Cham
cellor OF Virginia, d. j. Turner, Esq, VIII be
i'm Richmond one day this week on ofhcial
business. During his former visits TO tbi'
city he was unable to see all the lodges. He
intends now TO meet such OF the lodges a.
have not been visited. A full meeting i
expected. Time and place viii be an
nounced in the Dispatch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-20

Brief NemS.-Dr. l.. r. Cbiles, OF Kemps.
vile, formerly OF this place, wSs in the city
yesterday.
Owing to unavoidable circumstances there
was no baptizing at the Manchester Baptist
church Sunday night.
Rev. J. X. Hazen. OF Richmond, occupied
the pulpit at the Presbyterian church sun
day morning on account OF the sickness OF
Mr.. Campbell, the pastor.
Mr.. Waiter :. Gin, prominent citizen
OF the Fourth ward, is suffering from an at
tack OF diphtheria.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-20

StabJing Afray-On Sunday afternoon
about 81 O'Clock fight occurred between
TWO colored boys named John Taylor and
Frank Johnson, aged seventeen and nine
teen years respectively. near the Petersburg
railroad on upper Hull street. During the
fight Johnston stabbed his opponent with Il
pockct-kniie, innicting two very ugly
wounds, which may probably prove fatal
One was a cut on the left side OF the head,
and the other was a stab in the left side OF
the body one inch above tDe hip bone
and tbree-quar,crs Of an lnch wide, and
penetrated into the cavity Of the body.
The blade was three inches long, and pass
ed obliquey downward into the bowels.
DIR. Mathews was Immediately sent for to
attend the wounded boy, and found him in
a very weak condition, resulting from tha
loss CT blood. Inflammation bad set IL.
Johnson was arrested soon afterwards and
locked up in the statiOn-house. be HaS
brought Scfore the Mayors Court yeder'
day. and, on account OF the condition OF
| Taylor, the case was continued unil mex
Monday morning. The prisoner througi
his counsel applied for bail, but It was re
fused. and he was remanded to jail
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no MORE RnEUNAII3N There can be now no
excuse for suffering the pangs Of rheumatism. The
crutch business - becoming fast played out amongst
" old s;agers." aud acute and inHammat0ry cases Of
the worst sort easily and quickly cured since the
introduction OF DR.. HERNDoN's GYPSY'S GIFT
which any dlnggIst can snpply.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-20

IHAYE ANALYZED THE WHIsKEY known un-
der the brand Of B.SELECT,' contrJledby Messrs.
WALLER ID. BLAIR & co, RichmOnj, Va, aud
lind it FREE FROM FCsiL OIL and other Impure
ties and recommend Us use for medicinal and family
purposes. J. &. MCCAw, NJ. d.,
late Professor Of Chemistry, Medical College OF
virginia,
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Professor VinstOu's Lecture Tonight.
What He VIII Talk About, &c.

Editors Dispatch Please let me call the
attention OF your city readers again 10 these
lectures. The first OF the course will be
delivered tonight at Association Hail. on
Main between Eighth and Ninth streets.
The subject will be The Science OF the Stars.
the Oldest science-Anclent shepherds the
first ObServers-WhIt instruments they
used-NOdern observers and their instru-
mcntS-flow we measure the distance, size,
&c, OF the heavenly bodies-IIow we fix
the standard OF time, weight, ard measure,
&c.-liQw the study eleyates the mind to
higher aspirations and nObler emotions.
These are the heads Of the first discourse.
From what | said in the Dispatch last
week some may think that desire all young
persons to attend these lectures. But
wish Only those 10 attend who will be bene-
tted. No child under twelve, unless very
bright. should attend. a little knowledge
OF algebra and geometry will be OF great
help. While Professor Winston will make
bis subject very pain, or As plain as 1t is
possible, il will not be too simple for the
gray-haired man or woman. The writer.
who has been interested in :his study for
more than thirty years, expects to bnd
great pleasure in them, and would not miss
them on any account. He has no interest
whatever in the lectures except that what
he enjoys himself he wishes every one to
enjoy. He never. when boy, enjoyed eat
ing an apple behind the door. lie has
found great Ignorance OF the science
Of astronomy among people generally
those who consider themselves pretty
well educated. lie knows very good
busineSS-man who was rather surprised and
incredalous when told lately that there were
as many stars above us in the day-time as in
the nighttime. Some men believe IL you
are unfortunate enough to see star in the
day that your DAYS will be cut short, ana
herce some people were afraid to look at
Venus few weeks ago.
| hope Professor Winston will have a
crowded house; and it will be found out
that there are quite number OF people IN
Richmond who can find enjoyment in some
thing else than that which eXcites their risi-
bles. Yours, n. Il. Z.
p. s. One OF our largest houses informed
me to- day that they would make present
of a number OF tickets to their employees.
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LECTURE.

CIX POPULAR LECTURES. On AS
- TRONOMY to be deliyed before tAe Young
Mems Christian AsvOcl1iiOn ar Association ItalI,
by Professor CHARLES ". WINSTON. of Rich
mOnd COllege. The first lecture viii he delivered
TUESDAY EVENING, January 20, $50. at n
O'Clock. The other lectures Will fOlIOw ia order on
succeeding TUESDAYS unnl the course T. COM
ple'ed The lectures viii be ully Illustrated by dia-
grams. lantern. ie.. ana other apparatus.
TICKETS For single lecture. l5r.: for the course
of six lectures. Zoe. For SAFE AZ 4. f.JOhnstOn's.
9lS M1in street, and az Association liall Members
of The Young Hcn's Christian Associa' ioD admitted
Tree. liz l5.6t
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address, Which was a'tentively listened TO
throughout. fast year exactly the same
number Of prizes were awarded. This
school is rapidly growing under the super.
intendence OF Mr.. /. C.. Wells.
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AGUE AND FEVER.

After taking quinine.
Asa simple purga,iye they are unequalled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugsr-coaied.
Zach box has red wax seal on the lid, with the
Impression DIR. McLAsE's LIVER PILLS.
Zach wrapper bears the signatures Of G. HcLASf
and FLEMING BROS.
Insist upon having the genuine DIR. q. mcLAsE's
LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros, OF Pitts
po'Eh' Pa, the market being full Of limitations o
re name McLAsE, spelled differently but same
pronunciation. my l9-deowly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-20

MORE AID FOR THE IRISH SUFFERERS. An
will he given at the Virg'nla.
Opera-House tonight for the beneht OF
the Irish sufferers. The "Chureh-Hili sex
tettev and other well known amateurs ol
this city will take part in the affair,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-20

PHoToGRAPHs-the cheapest and best in this
country That is saving good deal, but it 1. never
theless true. Cards, $3.50 per Dozen 81 per half
DOZEN smaller size, SOC. per dt zen; Cabinets, two
for 81. At REEs's Galhry, Main street near
4