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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-14

THE BOwERs-THONPs0N COMPANY.-The
Bowers Charlotte. Thompson Company ap-
pear at the Theatre Thursday night. We
are told that stronger combination has not
visited Richmond for long time. One OF
the Charleston Is. c. papers OF the Sth has
the following:
II is not often that tragedy OF the old
fashioned sort is so admirably presented
upon the "proyincial boards as was that
OF Lady Jane Grey at the Academy Of Mu-
sic last evening. Mrs. Bowers and Miss
Thompson form superb combination, and
il would be bard TO say which won and de-
served the larger measure OF admiration
and applause, Mary Tudor, majestic, pas
sionate, and inexorable, or the lovely
Jane Grey, the embodiment OF gentle
ness, simplicity, and womanly devotion.
The acting Of both ladies was full OF
power, and the marked contrast between
the characters they personated served but
to heighten the effect Of each. Mr. McCoi-
lom John Dudley Is leading man OF hne
presence, and the rest OF the company Is
far above the average. The play was well
mounted-the dressing being expressly rich
and appropriate. The thrilling situations
of the piece were received by the audience
with hearty manifestations Of delight, ana
at the close OF the third act the stars came
before the curtain In acknowledgment OF re-
peated rounds Of applause.
The sale OF seats commences this morn
ing at Johnston's and Office OF Theatre.
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THEATRE TO-DAY-JOSEPH JEFFERSON
There VIII be a special matinee at =. NJ.
The family circle door will be open for the
adult tickets. In the evening at O'Clock
Rip Van Wrinkle will again be performed.
The orchestra and dress-circle seals are all
sold, but there are about two hundred seats
in the parquette for the admssion-tlcket,
and five hundred seats in the family circle
and gallery. The Norfolk Landmarks says
Of the performance in that city last eve
ming:
One OF the largest and most fashionable
audiences Of the season greeted Mr. Joseph
Jefferson at the Orera-HOuSe last night.
This distinguished actor appeared in his
great character of Rip Van Wrinkle, which
he impersOnated in manner that no other
actor has ever Cqualled. The drama is so
familiar TO all, and Mr.. jefferson is so well
known, having appeared in this city fire.
quently. that an extended notice is unneces-
sary. The magnificent audience that filled
the house to nveriowing ana the thunders
OF applause a,tested his popularity here and
our peoples appreciation OF his matchless
rendition Of the character.
Mr.. Jefferson was supported by bis own
company, which is very superior one.
Miss Henrietta VaderS as Gretchen pre-
sented that chaIacte most admirably, and
the balance Of the cast was excellent.
Mr.. Jefferson may rest assured OF warm
and hearty reception whenever he visits
Norfolk.
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PERSIA. AND SICK HEADACHE.
SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.

Pain in the righ; side, under the edge of The ribs
Ec7cases en- pressure; sometimes the pain is in the
. s.de the patent IS rarely able TO lie on the left
SIDE sometimes the pain is felt under the shoulder
blade and II frequently exteHds TO the top of the
shoulder. and is sometimes mistaken for rheuma-
tan ~ the arm. The stomach IS affected with loss
CT appetite aud sickness; the bowels in general are
eost,e sometimes alternative with lax; the head is
trorbed with pain, accompanied with a dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There Is generally a
considerable loss Of memory, accompanied with a
Ia!nhil sensation Of having left uudone something
which ought 10 bsJe been done. slIgnI, dry cough
f. sometimes an attc8dani. The patient complains
of wCa.iness aud debility; he is easily startled, his
e., s.e cold or burning, and be complains Of a
pri,Lly sensation of the skin his spirits are low; ;
ara .,Aough he IS satisfied that exercise would be
beaefe1al to him, yet be can scarcely summon up
fortse enough to Is 1t. la fact, be distrsts every
remedy. Several OF The above symptoms attend The
disease, but cases have occurred where few Of
heia existed, yet examination of tue body after
death has shown the LIVER to have bscn extensive
YGcragsssd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-14

Old officers Snubbed.-Mr. James NJ.
Gregory, the newly-elected Judge OF Ches-
tertield county, has begun in earnest TO
carry out as far as possible the platform laid
down by the Capitol " Committee on Spoils."
The very first day he assumed the judicial
garb a clean sweep was made OF the old
registrars throughout the county. and new
ones were appointed who voted the Re.
adjusters' ticket or sympathized with them
in the election. The applicants for these
offices who were not in sympathy with the
Readjusters stood poor chances, and were
snubbed.
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THE MEETINGS AT ASSOCIATION HALL
The meeting yesterday afternoon was con-
Quoted by Rev. j. II. Tyler, was well at
tended in spite Of the weather, and was one
Of the most interesting Of the series. Mr..
Tyler made an admirable address on the
prayers OF Jesus, deducing from the subject
some practical and important lessons.
Rev. Dr.. Read, Rev. J. William Jones,
aud Rev. Mr. Tyler led the devotions OF the
congregation; the singing was very sweet,
and the meeting very enjoyable.
The services this evening-from to 6
o'clock-wilI be led by Rev. DR.. Read.
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BEWARE OF IMInETIONS.

Theg .nuiRe are never sugar-eosted.
Every box hsi red wax seal en the iid. w.. p the
mpresslc n IN. &cLANE's LIVES PILLS.
Tue zen uiEe MClANEs Liver PILLS bear the
signatures &c 1igLASE and FLEEING BROS on
The wrapper
Insist upon having the genuine DR.s, McLANE's
Pittsburgh Pa, the market being full Ct mtats0Es
Of the name Nc LANE, spelled difereney but SANE
pronunciation. my l2-deOwly
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IENRICO COUNTY COURT.-The Henrico
County Court was in session yesterday, and
was engaged in trying the case Of Henry
Dedman (colored), who, it will be remem-
bered, was tried twice before for burglary.
He was sentenced to the penitentiary each
time on his first and second trial, bat yes
terday the jury found hlm guilty OF petit
larceny, and ordered bin to receive Thirty
nine lashes. Dedman at one time wanted a
mixed jury to try his case, but yesterday be
expressed his preference for white jury.
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Brief Hems.-Tbe concert for the benefit
OF the Irish sufferers which Is shortly TO
take place In this city promises to be sue
cess.
Quite number Of our people were great
" surprised yesterday morning on finding
he ground covered with snow.
In consequence OF the absence OF the Rev.
j, II. Stringfellow from the city there will
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-14

Grave Charges Against "a Rcadjuster
Nominee.

THE ENTIRE ALBEMARLE DELEGATION
PREFER CHARGES AGAINST Mr.. PURvIs I;
THE ELECTION IN CONSEQUENCE POST.
PoNED; AN INVESTIGATION ORDERED
THE LANCASTER OYSTER WAR; THE CIT
IzENs TO DE FURNISHED WITH ARTILLE-
RY AND SMALL ARMS; LATEST FROM THE
FRQNT-READJUsTER CAUCUS LAST
NIGHT-THE BONDS IN THE TREASURY
BANKS AND LEGAL HOLIDAY, &C., &C.
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Accident.-A little child OF Mr.. G. w.
Turner. Of this city, was painfully in
jured Monday afternoon by being caught
under buggy which upset when going
down the hill on the River road near Ready
creek. Mr.. Turner and his wife were in
the buggy at the time with the child and
escaped injury. The cbilds injuries are
thought to be Of an internal nature. DR..
Monteiro was called 10 attend the little one.
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MeRruARY REPORT for the week ending

MeRTuARY REPORT for the week ending
January 10, 1880:
Caase Of Death: Abscess, 1 colored :;
anuerism, l white; apOpleXy, 1 cOlored; !;
brain disease, white: bronchitis, white !;
consumption, white, g colored; diarrhna,
/ white, l coored; diphheria, 2 white;
fever, ] colored; fever (GhilGbed) 2 white;
fracture, white; heart disease, l cOlored;
cid age, colOred; pneumOnia, l white;
teethng, ] colored; unknown, l white, l
coored. Whole number OF deaths in the
city. exclusive of stih-biyths, "a. Age: One
day to thirty, 1 coored; one month to six,
l white, ] colOred-tOtal, . six months to
tweive, ] white; one year TO three, col
ored; three sears TO five, l white; twenty
years to thirty, whites cOlOred-total,
g.; thirty years 10 forty, 3 white; forty
years to fifty, l white; tifty years TO sixty,
white; sixty years 20 seventy, white,
cOlOre6 total, 5 !; seventy years to eighty, l
cOored; eighty years 10 ninety, colored.
Condition.: Single, white 3 colored-
total, 10; married, white, 3 cOored-
total, 10; widowers, = colored; widows.
colored; unknown, WI ite. NGiUay: Rich
mond, .; other parts Of the United States,
10; Ireland, /; Swifzerl and. j. Locality
Ward, = white &; Jefferson Ward,
2 white; Madison War,i, 3 white, l COL
Ored-totaI. 4; Monroe Ward, white, l
3; Clay Ward, q white,
6; Jackson Ward, 1 white,
colored-iotal, 3; almshol7se, 3 colored.
COMPARATIVE WEEKLY lfoRTALITY.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

PolHiCdl.-After the adjournment OF the
Chesterfield County COurt Monday after
noon the Rea1iusters who were present
held a meeting aud appointed delegates from
each magisteral district in the county, who
will be requested to attend convention,
which meets soon. WHAT they intend
doing in the convention has not yet been
made known. Manchester bad one OF her
four Readjusters there TO look after the
cty's interest. The remaining three were
BY some means prevented from attending.
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HUsTINGS C0URr.-The Hastings Court
was in session yesterday and disposed of
the following cases:
William Jackson (colored) was tried for
breaking into the store of Jones Brothers
S Co. and stealing one lot OF cigars, and &C.
quilted.
Alexander II. Elliott, for stealing one lot
of United States revenue stamps, valued at
S5l.GS, from p. II. Mayo 4 Co., was found
guilty and sentenced to three years in the
penitentary. Elliott is a One-legged man.
Henderson Vaughn (cOOred), for escaping
from the chain-gang, was tried and con-
yicted. The Judge sentenced him TO Jail
for one day. His term Of imprisonment in
the chln-gang has expired.
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,p rUrr,s r,Ls.s.
.o,ouS OF A TORPID LIVER.
1,rTr'S FILLS

,,r,u-e. Bowels Costive; Pain ~ tne
los % "ssn,, ss,l sensation in the back part; Pain
Head Nlu ,cr Rlaae; FnllneSs After Eating'
Tsaer the o,..,,op 10 exertion Of body or mind ;
With dlaao.'e y.nncr: Low Spirits. vita feeling
IriiaaaN =" ,.s,os some duty: Weariness, DizE'-
oi hs'ns :, the Heart. pots Before the Eyes
ress Hl,eNEs s,5o.ssehe. generally over the right
yellow sssS ','sss' with Atfai dreams; Highly
Co,cvcd rrue. mp ,-xurrnvn sc.
u '"' sIors DISEASES WILL SOON
RE DEVELOPED.
..s PILLS arc especially adapted TO such
1'' .,.e elects such a change OF feeling as
- ,.,onisO the he'uaor'r
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INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, diminishing northerly
winds, rising followed 10y falling barome-
ter; warmer, clear, or partly cloudy wea-
thcr.
For the South Atlantic States, rising ba-
rometer, northerly backing TO warmer south
and west winds, clear or partly cloudy
weather.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-14

urTT'S HAIR DYE.-GRAY HAIR or
wp,sxrrs chsnged 20 a GLOSSY BLACK by
,iarl" application Of his DlE. II nnPstsS
IN color. acts TnStdaianeousiN' aNu Is ss
49,. As spring-waier. sold by druggists or
=, IN exprCs, on receipt OF II ,,.,,. ,.op,-
SoYYlCT. S5 MURRAY SIRtki' NEW lOhh'
Wf''N'' isu 5-oOdlFel9I
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AGUE IND FEVER.

III. c. 4fcLANE's LIVER PILLs,s4n cases 0
AGuE AxD FEVER, when taken with elinine, are
3rOdsctiye Of the most t,happy results. No better
caa7tio can be used preparatory 10 or Ster taking
tllle. We would advise allwho are afI .cted with
I lis disease e. give them a.L-AIR TRIAL.
iof all bAiGgs derancemenss and as a sseaple pur-
"a Sse. lsy.Lsz unequalled.
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Fire in a COaL Mae.-A fire occurred in
the Grove shaft at the Midlothian coal
mines sunday, and is still burning. Efforts
are being made 10 extinguish the fllmes,
which are expected to be subdsed III few
DAYS. Fires Of this sort have been known
to last for months at the mines in Chester
field and have at times proved to be very
damaoinO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-14

Police COURT.-At the Police Court yes
terday the following ca es were disposed OF !:
Patrick DohertY, for assauting and beat
ing Mary Ann DOherly. Sent to ilil for
sixty days.
Thomas Ryan, for being drunk. Dis
charged.
John W. White (cOlOredD. for assauIting
Samuel Mihaloritch was committed to
Jail for vagrancy.
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~------------ ~ tth II fUIFtI = =
Jan. IL, Jan. IL, Jan. 3, 'an. 10,
1878. 1879. 1880. 1880.
w. C.. ". C.. ~. G. W. Z.
'." 2 1s II 20 8 II - II

Mean temperature for the week esding
January 3, 1900; mean temper uare for the
week ending January 10, 1859.
Amount Of rainfall for the we ek ending
January 3, 600 inches; amount OF Isin-
fall for the week ending January 10, coo
inches.
Population OF city estimated at tso,0ops-
white, 10000; colored, $4,000. Rate OF
mortality OF whole population was 14.,3 PEI
1000 per annum; rate OF mortality OF white
population was 14.7l per 1,000 per ann um.
rate Of mortality Of colored population was
1888 per LOCO per annum.
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Personal.

THIS Is TO NOTIFY ALL PERSONS
i THAT NY son. j. II. LAMBERT, has been
led OF by Of his good Kin up in the neigbbOr-
hood OF GOrdOnsyie. II anyone hires or hsrb0Ts,
allow him 10 stay on their premises they ~li be
dealt with by law 10 It's fullest extent.
A. J. LAMBERT.
JANUARY 10, 1850. IA l6.w2ts
MR.. Il. ID. HEARTT il not IN our en-
INl poy. and is Got authorized 10 collect any mo-
new forus. SKINNER q co,
"a S-6t OF Baltimore.
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MAYORS COurt.-Tbe Mayors Court had
some minor cases TO try yesterday. In the
absence OF wltDe sses the court adjourned
over until 4 O'Clock in the afternoon. at
which time several unimportant cases were
disnosed OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-14

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, cold,
and windy. A snow-storm set In between
3 and o'clock yesterday morning, and fell
10 the depth OF about three inches, after
which the weather cleared off cold.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY q A. NJ, 80 I;
o A. NJ, 33; noon, 80; L. M., 40; 6 i.
h., Sc; midnight, so.
Mean temperature, So.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-14

THE IRlSu RELIEF FUND.-The collec-
iions for the relief Of sufferers by famine IN
Ireland are showing gratifying results. and
reflect credit not only upon our people for
their charity, but also upon the gentlemen
who are canvaSsing the city, for their en-
ergy in the prosecution OF the praiseworthy
work they have undertaken. Mr.. Thomas
Potts, treasurer OF the Irish Relief Society,
reports the amount received from collectors
and other sources up 10 last evening at
S1.552.34. Besides this, Mr.. Potts knows
OF moneys in the hands OF collectors which
will increase the total TO 50, 400. Since his
last report the treasurer has received from
Charlottesville, So; from "a Friend OF
Humanity" in Richmond, 81 from men,
Der OF st. James Episcopal church (de-
posted in the colectiOn-plate last Sunday,
name OF donor not gwen, $40; from st.
Vincent de Paurs Society Of st. Peters
Cathedral, S25; from lady, through Cap
tain II. I. Miller. $3.50; from a preacher,
80 cents. The McGil Lyceum, at its last
meeting. passed a resolution donating $50
TO the relief fund. This amount is not in
cluded in the above total. as it has not yet
been handed in.
The treasurer is anxious to hear from all
the collectors "a number OF them not hay
ing as yet reported at all), and urges upon
them to make speedy report Of their work,
as time presses, and 1T is desired TO have a
meeting OF the Executive Committee as early
as possible to take steps for the proper dis
position OF the funds collected. We hear
from various points that the collectors have
not yet visited certain houses. No one
should be sighted in this call, and the
rounds Of thc canyasserS should embrace
every house in their various districts.
At a meeting of the Catholic Beneficial
Society held last night the president was
authorized 10 withdraw one hundred and
fifty dollars from the treasury, and contri-
butte that sum as an Offering from the So
ciety for the relief OF the sufferers in Ire
land.
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PERs0NAI..--In the House on Monday
Mr.. B. johnson Barbour made handsome
speech secondirg the nomination OF Judge
Beazey for Greene and Madison counties,
which fact would have been stated next
day, but our Honse reporter happened to
be absent from his seat when the speech
WAS made
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-14

AT the last regular meeting OF the Italian
Beneficial Society Of Richm ond the following
officers were elected for the ensuing term /:
President, ID. Pasqulni; ce.President, u.
BsgIi0ni; Treasurer, g. Canepa, Secretary,
II. Campodonico; Trustees, q. Canepa, "A.
Soiari, u. Donati; Commissions .Perma'
nente. y. Frsncesci, v. Donati, b. Ber-
nIcchi.
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County Comt.-The Chesterfield County
Court has adjourned for the term. The
criminal and Jury eases were all continued
until the March term. A number OF persons
from this city having business at this court
were In attendance there Monday.
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CONSTIPATION.

Nth regularity Of the bowels can perfect
w. .,s,vei. II the constipation is OF recent
o'''. ,,,,,e dose Of TUFTS PILLS viii suffice,
"' a.. ,.s become habitual one p'll should be
,,@ ~ ,yfy nish'. gradually le''fnlns the ne
''' o,,se dose until regular daily movement
''o,,.irea. which viii soon follow.
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Ftyry. Boat Suak.-The lerry-bOat plying
between Chesterfield and GOOcbland on the
James river sunk when crossing the river
al Manikin Sunday afternoon. Several per-
sons from Chesterfield were on the boat at
the time. and received durking.
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w. ID. CLAIR x co. not only have the finest
Liquors Of all kinds. bG, their stock of Raisn',
Cir0n, Almonds, Currah,s, ana AN Christmas goods,
are unsurpassed IN the city. They have just re-
cived nne 10 Of Virginia Hams three years Old.
Youl lid their prices very ow. aad The quality of
ihcir goods alwaNs The he.t. I loo Mlin sLreei.
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For Coughs, Colds, and Consumption, use PUR-
CELL LADD & CO.'S Emulsion of Cod-Liyer oil
with liypopho5phiies Of Lime and sofa. Price,
DOC. For .alc bY all drugYi.t..
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EXTRACTED DIRECTLY FROM THE FLOWER
This is the secret Of the wonderfully sweet and
penetrating qualities of the perfumes manufactured
by j. & +. ATKINSON, Of London.
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FIRE Y YESTERDAY.-Au alarm Of fire was
iIrned in from Station %. corner OF Seven
teCntb and Marshall streets, yesterday after
noon about , O'Clock, caused by the burn
ing Of frame building belonging to Mr..
NJ. +. Gary. which was occupied by him as
a cooper-shop. The building was situated
near the Church-Hil tunnel between Seven
teenth and Eighteenth streets, and was en-
tirely consumed. a quantity OF machinery
in the shop which was used in making bar
rel-Staves was badly damaged. There was
no one near when the fire broke out. 1t is
supposed to have caught in the bollcr-room.
Loss estimated at $4,000. The property
was insured in the Imperial Fire-InSurance
Company, Howard Swineiord agent, for
$1,000.
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NJ. ELLYsoN co.. advertising agents, insert ads
vertisements IN all Of the newspapers Of the Unioa
Staes at publishers rates. Orders leit at the De.
patcb cOuntipsroom will receive prempt stten
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KNIGHTS OF HONOR-VIsIT OF GRAND
DICTATOR i. ID. BLICK.-ThiS dignitary Of
the Knights Of HonOr-an order that has
made such remarkable progress in this State
within the past two yearS-arrlved in this
city last evening, and, in company with the
grand officers resident here, made an Off
cial visit to Mount Erin Lodge, in Rockets.
A large number OF the members of Mount
Erin were present, and many speeches OF
interest to the members OF the order were
made by the grand officers.
After the adjournment OF the Lodge the
grand officers repaired to Delarue's, Frank
lin street, where an excellent supper was
bad. In response to toast Grand Dictator
Blick made happy address. The Grand
Lodge cf Virginia meets in the city of Nor
folk on the first Tuesday in March next.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing 1one atthe
DISPATCH PRTHTISa-H0UsR. Good work, low
prices. cad satisfaction guaranteed.
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When you With to take Cod-Liyer OH nse the
Emulsion made by PURCELL. LADD & 60. with
Hypopho,phites Of Lime and Soda Price, 5Oc.
For sale by all druggists.
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8irlamond 1ispattls.
wEDNESDAY. Y..,..JANUARY IA, 1880.

IA THE CIRCULATION OF THE pIsPATCR
is LARGER THAN TIRE COMBINED CiBCU-
LATIoN OF ALL TIRE OTHER DAILY NEwe-
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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DON'T RUB OFF THE ENAMEL

of the teeth with gritty reparations. The teeth
are too valuable TO be trned with. when gone you
must have false ones or gun" yourself through
NE. Use SOZoDONT. which contains no grit. 1t
cleanses the mouth and vital zes h secretiOns.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-14

WHITLOCK's SC. KEY WEST CIGAR has no SUI
perior. Beware of limitations.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, TUESDAY,
Darlington Us. Iicklin's executor. Argued
by Judge Robert Oud for plaintiff in error
and OthO q. Kean and j. n. NJ. Davis for
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For real GOOD lOc. CIGAR take wHITLocK's
MODEL. IL has no oqull
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BY, i",s t bad pvspepsjs, Weak stomach, and Ner-
.,,r.ss, never had any mediSIl&se PC TO do me , so
VOC sScd ss TUFTS PILLS 1hey are as good
>, so,Tr1cI TTg5,i''S Ss MURRAY STREET NEW YORK.
NII'N. I'm 1S-enhlEc1Ql
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-, ,uv lewis. Fulton. Ark, says; ..
r. 1ui s,iee Of twenty FIVE years, pronounce
,AAy,s Ass pills The beat anti-bilous medicine ever
made
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AGRASD PIC. MIC smoke tor the holidays. For
sale everywhere. only o..
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WEATHER REPORT.

Entered at the POst-Oliice at Richmond, Va, as
second-ciass matter.I
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