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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-03

AID FOR IRELAND-THE PUBLIC DEMON
sTRATIoN NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT.-Tbe Exec
utive Committee Of The Irish Relief Socic Y
held an adjourned meeting last night at
Bishop Keane's residence, and,nearly COM
pleted the arrangements for the public
meeting 10 be held next Tuesday night at
Mozart Hall in the interest OF the sufleriUg e
poor OF Ireland. The orators selected for
the occasion, and who have expressed their
willingness TO address the people, are Hon.
A. NJ. Kelley, Right Rev. Bishop Keane,
Rev. DR.. j. G. Armstrong, James II. Doc
ley, Esq. Captain John ). Wise, and VIII
liam l.. Royal, Esq. The addresses, while
they will be brief and confined strictly to
the lject for which the meeting is to be
held, will no doubt be such a 10 fully enlist
the sympathy OF the people in this noble
charity and result in the most substantial
benefits.
An address to the people Il Virginia has
been prepared by the committee for publi-
cation. 1t will be found elsewhere in these
columns.
In addition TO The distinguished person.
ages heretofore mentioned as having been
invited to be present and occupy privileged
seats at the meeting, invitations have been
extended 10 Hon. James \. Walker, Lieu
tenant-GovernOr and President OF the Sen
ate; Judge b. w. Lacy, Speaker Of the
House OF Delegates; Rev. DR.. NJ. ID. Hoge,
Rev. DR.. J. l.. NJ. Curry, Rev. 4. Weddell,
Very Rev. +. Jahssens, Rev. Thomas j..
Kelly, and Rev. Benno liegele, .. :. Il.
The committee would be grateful il The
pastors Of the various churches OF all de-
nominations in the city would make an
nouncements from their pulpis on sunday
calling attention to the meeting, and they
are kindly requested to accept this as an
invitation TO do so.
DR.. John MahOny, member OF the COM
mittee, reported that he had received from
Mrs. Lottie NJ. Rutfin, of Hanover, con-
tribution OF three fine turkeys, accompa-
nicd by lette: requesting him to dispose
OF them and devote the proceeds to the pro-
posed fund. The Doctor has already done
so, and realized a nice little sum as the
widows mite"
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The Suffering in Ireland.

IRISH RELIEF SOCIETY,1
RICHMOND, Va, January 2, 1880.
TO the People Of Virginia:
The great want and suffering in many
parts OF Ireland, which have been declared
by pulpit, press, and private letters, make
forcible appeal TO the better instincts Of
our nature.
An almost total destruction OF crops in
n large agricultural district has been fol-
lowed by erieyous want, which the poor
people concealed until starvation was the
one alternative OF appeal to public charity.
In this city a. elsewhere, IN many placs s,
a society has been formed, consisting OF
gentlemen Of all creeds ana parties, for the
purpose OF securing aid from The kind
hearted FOR these unhappy people; and on
Tuesday evening, .I1nndry 6'h, public
meeting will be held IN Mozart Hall to give
tangible expression to the sympathy OF our
citizens with this great distress.
An executive committee has been formed
which will take charge OF all money col
lected. and eitLer by the purchase OF pro-
visions or otherwise make most efficient use
OF it for the relief Of the starving. The
Society expresses and tntertainS no 0pln-
ions on any religious, political, or industrial
question which may be thought involved,
but acts and appeals alone IN the interests
OF our common humanity. And rs in an
other day. when like appeal was made from
the same land, Virginia Stood amid The fore
most in the list OF American States cOntri-
buting TO mitigate The horrors OF Irish fim-
inc, 50 now, we doubt not, a like generous
response may lie expected
We trust that organized efforts like our
own may be made in other paris OF the Com
mOnwealth; but whtre this is not the case,
we shall be happy to accept and give he
best direction TO the offerings Of the chat
table, and earnestly solicit them.
Remittances may be made directly to
Thomas Potts, Esq, treasurer, post-otfice
box no. 4, or 10 any OF the committee.
A. VI. KELLEY, President.
Thomas Potts, Secretary.
John Purcell Thomas Potts, Frederick
L. Scott. John II. Claiborne, john VI. HiG-
gins, DR.. John MahoDy, Alexander Her
holzer, executive committee.
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MCCULLOUGH AT THE THEATRE.-Mr. John
Mccullough, the eminent tragcdian, will
appear at the Theatre Wednesday night as
Virginius in Sheridan Knowles great play
oi that name. OF a recent performance a
wel-knOwn critic SAYS that :" in the scene
where Virginia shows him the painting in
which he recognizes the face OF lcilliuS, lie
was the very embodiment OF fatherly love
and tenderness. In the camp scene. where
over the body OF Dentatus he mourns his
own and his cOuntry's loss, his manly grief
appealed to all hearts. In the forum scene,
his denunciatiOn Of Appius was terrible IN
its strength and intensity. When, in the
same act. he discovers that death or dis
honor only are left for the daughter in whom
his very soul and being were absorbed,
bis agony was so real as to be almost pain
fu to witness, and through it all and until
he had stabbed her and rushed from the
stage, the audience sat breathless AS ii spell
bound. Then, finally, when the noble 10.
man. the personfication OF strength and
maniness, breaks suddenly and becomes a
laughing madman, the scene was pitiful
and at the very last, when the vacant eye
brightens as reason for a moment resumes
its sway before being tXtinguished forever,
and with the utterance OF the single WORD
virginia. the great soul passes from us
earthly prison, the silence OF death reigned
tbreu giio,rt the house. Then followed sucn
a tumult Of wild applause as is seldom VIZ
messed"
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PERsoNAL-BRIEF ITEMS.-Rey. VI. Is.
Sweeney, Of Austin, Texas, is on visit TO
his old friends in this city.
Garber's Main-street buses now run only
from the corner CT Nineteenth street to
MOrtoD's garden every half hour. Former
ly they ran from Twenly-fiith and VI streets
to Main, and from thence to Morton's
garden.
Main and Broad streets yesterday were
thronged with people shopping or enloying
the pretty day. The fair sex predominated
This, YOU know, is leap year.
rhe Common Council will meet Monday
afternoon at ) O'Clock.
The January term Of the Hastings Courj
commences on Monday at II O'Clock.
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FEED CONTRACT AwARDED.-The Commit
tee on the Fire Department met yesterday
afternoon and awarded the contract for feed
for the horses Of the Fire Department fol
the ensuing three months as follows: TO
LANCE Brothers: Hay at S23 per ton; shcal
oats at S1.25 per cwt. brown stun at 9l'
per ton; ship-stuff at $40 per ton.
TO w. II. Briggs Il Brother: Shelled oat'
at jSc. per buShel; corn at Csc. per bu.hel
and straw at 5Sc. per cwt.-all to be OF the
best nualitY.
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LIEBIG.S EXTRACT OF MEAT.

JIEBlG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
NEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAv0RlNG STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES. AND SAUCES.
LlEGlG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT "ls
a.a. cess and boon for which nations should
feel grateful."-sce Medical Press" Lancet
"Er!lh Medical Journal &C.
CAUTON.-Genuine only with the fac simtle
Of Baron Licbig's Signature II blue ink acros
the label.
Consumption In England increased tenfol(
90 ten Yc'rs.n
LIrWG COMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT. Tt
behaIof all Siorck,epers, Groc,rs, and Chem
tis. Sole agents for the United States (wholesal'
oniyl. G.. David & Co., 43 Mark Lane, London
fugAnd. NH l5-Sly
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

Tie genuine are never sugar-coated.
Eyery toN has red wax seal on the Iid' with 'he
impression DE-. McLASE's LIVER PILLS.
The genuine McLANI's LIVER PILLS bear 'he
agpsure, Of c. McLANE and FLEMING EROS. on
lie wnptrS
Ia.st upon having the genuine pR. c. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros" OF
Pittsburgh, Pa the market being fun of limitations
Of iheusme MCLAXg, spelled differently but same
,r5rr..i,iiop. my l2-deowly
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.e,.,,. Axp SICK HEADACHE
~ 4 nIsrAsED LIVER.

SNNIlN'' .
AL, eide. under the edge Of The ribs
P''' '' ....,re: sometimes the pain IS IN 'ne
pre- - lien, 1. rarely able to lie on the lei'
''''' -. .,, ,bc paln is felt under the shoulder
81 , g. frequently c4ieads to the top of the
'4..' -.1 .,s \ I. sometimes mistaken for rAenm'-
'A''''' IN. -. The stomach Is affected with loss
tn '' ~. .. .,,saes,; the bowels in general are
" 'F''' .'.,,,. alternative with lax; the head Is
e'''''''- %, ,,,,. accompanied with DUH heavy
70 q, ,be hack part. There IS seneFa'iY Il
sD'' 80. ,,s. Of memory. accompanied win
e'n''.' ,..,,,op Of having left undOne something
pi''.- ...,,,oh have been done. Asnsn1' dry cough
Nl''-. a., attendant. The patient complains
J. -. ,r5 debility he is easily startled MS
o. ..,a o- burning, and he complains oi
......,,cr Of the skin; his spirits are low :
P'' ...... n. is satisfied that exercise would De
-...,,, him. vet be can scarcely summon up
-. enough to Try It.. la fact, he dstrusis every
-, several Of the above symptoms attend 'he
re- ". IN, case, have occurred where a few OF
.,,..sa W, examination Of the body after
-. .bowp The LIVER TO have beer extensive
yGerausci.
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INSTALLATION OF OFFICERs.-p. d. G. C.
:. r. Beach installed the following officers
Of Hues Lodge. No. II, knights Of Pythias'
on Friday night: W. d. Courtney, p. c.;
S.P. PattCson, c. G. J. l.. Apperson,
v. g; IL. W. Shelton, Prelate; W. II: Car
dozo. VI. of Ex. Uenth term); T. l.. Court,
ney, NJ. of F.; II. S. Denny, X. OF x. and
s: r. Z. Cox, NJ. at A.; L. W. Allen, l.
g.; W. D. sutherland, o. g.; L. l.. Eos
ter, c. Bankcnship, Jr.. &. w. smoot, T.
II. Poore, Attendants. 5. I. Beach, repre-
sentative to Grand Lodge; I. l.. Courtney
alternate.
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AGVE AND FEVER.

III. G.. McLAxr's LIVER PILLS, in cases
acrE AND FEyER, when taken with qninine' are
--,s...lye Of The most happy results. No better
,,.-., can BE- used preparatory to or after taking
..,.,,. We would advise aHwho are afflicted with
M. .ssse 70 give them a. FAIR TRIAL.
F.ral bilious arrangements and as simple pur'
raig,. the, arc uncqualled.
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COLoRED Sons OF TEMPERANCE-OFFIcE
ELECTED Charity Division, No. 4, Sons OF
TEMPERANCE, has elected the following ON
GERS: Gloster Anderson, w. F.; Ellen
johnson, w. A. !; Kate Brown, X. s.; J'
II. Smith, +. s.; Caroline Hatcher, Irea-
Conductor; q. Z. Mankins, A. C.; VI. Hun
ter. !. s.; S. Burke, o. s.. j. p. Willis, Z.
w. p; James II. Peters. l.. ID.
Friendship Division. No. 3, Sons OF TEN
perance, has elected the following olhcers
J. ii. Wilson, w. p; 5. Jones, w. A.
Thomas Scott, K. S.; L. II. johnson, a. X.
S.; X. I. Ellyson, F. s.; Fields Moore
4 Morris. Conductor; r. Smith, A. c.; F.
Smith, |. S.; George II. Perry, o. s.; W.
II. Taylor, ?. W. p; r. +. EIlyson, 1. D ,
Asbury Division, No. 80: Beniamfn )
Franklin, w. p; s. A. Whitile, X. s.; T.
A. Williams, Treasurer; Moses Taylor, l.. ID
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A NEW LODGE OF GOOD TEMPLARs.-
Ocean View Lodge, No. II, l.. y. u. l.
(coored), was duly organized last nigni'
with John Day worthy CHIEF tempiaf; r. "A.
Hamilton, recording scribe. ms 'ouse
starts with chartered membership OIL eisn'
teen.
AT the annual election OF the lndepend'
ent Daughters Of Messiah, Mary u; Griiiil
was elected president and Cbaries =. rleih
ing secretary. w. IL. l.. Combs del'seres
+, the annual address at the annual reunion u
Odd Fellows Hall last week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-03

No MORE RHEUMAIISN There can be now no
excuse for suffering the pIngs of rheumatism. The
crutch business is becoming fast played out AMONGST
/" old s,agers.n and acute and inhlmmaory cases OF
the worst sort easily and quickly cured since The
Introduction OF Dr. HERNDOSs GYPSY's GIFT
hhlch nnY ll mg..t lam smnnlY.
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HOLIDAY DEPARTMENT.

LEVY BROTHBRs will keep their Holiday De-
par.ment open until the end Of this week. They
show large assortment suitable for
NEw.YEAR's PRESENTS;
also. large assortment Of STAPLE and FANCY
DRY GOODS. They offer great inducements to pur
chasers of CLoAKS, SUAwEs, BLANKETS CAR
PETS OIL-cIorHs. RUos- and M>TS'
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COMPLIMENT TO MINIsTER.-On New
Years night the members and congregation
Of the Second Baptist church called on their
pastor. Rev. Henry Mcdonald, ID. d., at bis
residence. and, after spending pleasant eve
ming, wishing him happy New ! ear, etc.
left goodly number of substantial tokens OF
their appreciation OF him and his amlaoic
lady
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"WEEK OF PRAYER" THE Young Mems
Christian Association will observe the week
appointed by the Evangelical Alliance by a
general meeting to be beld every evening"
from to O'Clock.
The first meeting will be held at ASSociG-
ton Hail on Monday evening, and viii be
conducted by Rev. DR.. j. K. Edwards.
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THE OLD AND NEW.

THE OLD CAPITOL OFFICIALS GO OUT AND
NEW ONES COME IN-NEw CLERKS IN TnE
OFFICE OF TIE AUDITOR OF PUBLIC AC-
COUNTS-THE OTHER HEADS Oh DEPART
MENT PREFER TO AWAIT THE ACTION
OF TIE RRADJUsTERs' CAUcDs con-
MuTTEE
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were turned ont Of the service OF the Com
IN 1n WnalIh

CONVENTION or COOP TEMPLIRs.-All the
lodges OF this order will meet In conven-
ton Monday at Combs's Hall. seventeenth
street, OF 10 A. M. Action will be taken 10
come under the legal Right Worthy Grand
Lodge.
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arCy,pS SALES THIS DAY.

~ o. CT sGteS Of Rect Estate naade be'sth
u[tato5 JGntGry and f2st 0| June the td1eSJoi
- 80 .,,t mar E1 ne 10 be Ddt6 by the gurchGSo
o. gn saiss made betlos>R the Ist Of July and iaa
IF ne yeGr the tsres haze 10 be paid oy ne setSsr
rrhfS custom was adopted about nitsen year, ass
h,. .iitrrrCaI estate ageuts in kichmonc ahd &p
rlIss 70 gichuoBo and yioinltyl
J. TUOMPSON BROWN, Az y. NJ. fr,mc homS' nous,
on west Leigh street between huhiofu anu "''-
mer.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ. horses mules &c
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W. ID. BLAIR & Co. not only have the finest
Liquors of all Kinds. but their stock of RalSins'
CT ron, Almonds, Curranis aud all Christmas goo Is
are unsurpassed in The ci'y. They have just re-
ceiyed fine lot OF Virginia Hams three years old.
Youn find their prices very 'Ow, aud the quality Of
their goods always the best. Il09 Main street.
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A FRAGRANT BREATH.

IF YOUR TEETH are decayed or defective; If your
GINS are spougy bleeding, liberated, or receding
from the teeth. use
MEADE e BAKERS
CARBOLIC MOUTH-WAsH.
which removes the had 0dOr caused by ihese' aho
rapidIy heals and cleanses the mouth impar'lng q
DELICIOUS FRAGRANCE TO THE BREAIh'
sold by all druggists at SOC. a botte.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To.DAY.-For the Mid
die States, rising barometer, warmer south
west winds, veering in the northern por-
tion to nortberly, rising followed by sta
tionary barometer, and clear or partly
cloudy weather.
For the South Atlantic Sta1s, variable
winds. shifting TO southerly, rising followed
by falling barometer, and slightly warmer,
clear or partly cloudy weather.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, mild,
and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY : q A. NJ, as ;
9 A. NJ, 81; noon, SO; L. M., GS; L.
81, So; midnight, 55.
Mean temperature, 563.
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Brief HemS.-llr. James VI. Gregory
who was recently elected judge OF the Cnes-
tertieId County Court, has qualified.
A telephone has been placed IN the s'oIe ore
~ Mes,rs. John Bllden " Brother al tne
chesterfield courthouse, thus conhee ing
This city with that place. This Is something
which has been long needed, and viii prove
Judge William I. Cloptor will deliver
Sunday.sct1ool address before t1e fitn,
street sunday school next sunday alter
noon At 3 O'Clock In Masonic Hal.
A party OF fox-hunters OF this e,ly SUI, suU
eeaded in killing three foxes Weunesua'
between this city and B9ualg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-03

Governors Bishop and Blackburn pardon
so many bad people that they wi,l soon ee
known as the wicked pardners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-03

.. ELLYscE n co., advertising agents, insert ad'
vrtis.reat5 In all Of the newspapers OF the Onlsae
Staes at publishers rates. Orders left at the D''
match coLnting-room viii receive prompt 2s1sL'
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aAVE MONEY by having your Frlntlhg oohe a.'h'
DISPATCH PRINTING-ioUsS. oOOd "ofl' l'"
.ricc5. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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Citu COuncH.-A regular meeting OF the
Civ Council was held last night. Present {:
j. *. Perdue, president; and Messrs. Bal
lowe. Gentry, Gibbs, Kahn, NunnaIly,
Owens, Pattcson, Royal, Sbotwcll, ano
Walker.
Mr.. Gentry, from the Committee on Pub
lie Lands. presented report Recommending
the leasing Of piece OF property in rear OF
the Marshall mills; al,o areport in reference
to tue leasing Of piece Of land owned by
the city OF Manchester; also allowing Frank
McMahon to erect a temporary she'd on the
Dany,lle railroad between Hull and Decatur
streets. The report wa, adopted.
Duyal & Robertson werS granted permis-
sion to erect a wooden building on Twelfth
street.
Rev. b. F. Woodward was elected
member OF the School Board rice Rev. q.
| c. VardersIlcc, removed from the city.
Mr.. Royal offered resolution IN reier
ence to unsafe awnings on Hun street
which was adopted.
several communications from The Mayor
and several petition, were appropriately re-
| ferred.
\ number OF bills were ordered 10 %
Maid: and at s:4j the Council adjourned.
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STRAWBERRIES ~ BLOOM Strawberries
are in bloom in gardens around the city.
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BEAUTIFUL WHITE TEETH.

MEADE 4 BAKERS
SAPONTNE DENTIFRICE
WILL PRESERVE THE TEETH, REMOVE
INCIPIEST TARTAR,
and
KEEP TOE TEETH BEAUTIFULLY CLEAN
Sold By druggists at 50c. box
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COLGATE & CO.'S

"Niw" soar ran be cut In two, the oval end
taTei readily in ne hand, and the larger end worn
dova aamosi to wafer without any waste.
COLGATE { co. recommend their
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COPIES OF THE IsT-oP JANUARY DOUBLE
SHEET DAILY DIsPATCg, put up for mail.
ing, may be had al our counting-room.
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Installation Of officers. Dale Lodge,
Knights OF Honor, installed their oniceIs
L.t night, after which they had thelr an'
nual supper at Fireman's Hall, ana hao
most pleasant time.
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r. TESTIMONIALS.
~" Ae'' Isaac Frreti. editor Of the ChrtStidn
ADov, St0Rddrd
n.ade .ie e 70 say that The experiments and tests
that's ~ tue DsniaphOne satisfy me that II L. all
mfabs ~ eii1ed 70 be. The Deaf will dnd IN IL a
lie vss =, ei 'i which they have never enjoyed from
VI 1ie Ordinary ear-iruInpet.
lHlam johnson. attorney at law, Of
'-'''oh, johnson & Levy, lawy ers.
lam sf.a. CINCINNATI. October z, 1879.
STlfo a. ~ 10 express my satisfaction with the re-
Being ,1 p+r inenis made with the Den,aDhone.
lFvm,.,O Sl<hea myself 10 u.e "a speakiDg-tube or
Sp1 VI ~ am able 10 form better cOmpaIison than
Novld eos nearing faculties are uniInpsired. I
OEe sb.tttasy advise all deaf persons 10 obtain
les n <s5e Aey use trumpet or not, and doubt.
stance. a. prove sefvicfaille where, ia many in-
-''a' nc trumpet would not
N" 'esls. Address
w. q. FOSTER. Sole Agent.
as1.s..,. 1913 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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The Musicale.-The attendance al Inc
musicale last night was quite small. Nj.
Alexander X. Schaap favored those present
with either solo, which was loudly ap'
,.IauHcI
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SOAP.
V'HE OVAL CAKE

IS iht most economical form Of Washing Soap. All
bar Or 'quaTe cakes wear down in use to large Gat
piece too thin TO hardle, and therefore wasted
Willie The OVAL CAREof
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The NeU- Pear SeaS0R.-A large nuhDst
OF our society beauX and bellies went on.
last night to Holly Springs, the residence OF
Maior Joseph Walker, to attend the New
Years sOirfs OF the Tube-Roses.
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HVSIN:SS CHANCES.
1-~-~~-~|@-T-777
4 RARE CHANCE.
GUNPOWDER.

~ |. IWPONT. De MEMOIRS Il CO.,
IL. WHINING ron. DEL.
yoanufartrFeTs OF The ccleb ,siei
FACtR DIfNthii, EAGLE kfflsE, auu
DfAN, ND GRAIN POW DIR
the mO.t pQluay Pow0er In use. .,,.
= ,r.,tdss Ns.amoih. Cannon. gortar huAet,,
and Rsis P0x,ter, tor army aud navy ofinahre >,
Ifnifyl States Government stan. ard; sisD ths va
rionS grades og sporting, shlpifis' Si"ins' '""
B ass.s1s HOs ivrs. - .,-,.,.,, ,.,
cDrucr oT,flfleenIh~Ac Cary s,I..'S
Ce. A}-eolS1a hie"n;y. -~-- -