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Prny er...A nifficnliY.

A. the prayer-meeling in Association Hall
last Wednesday evening the president stated
thar he had received a letter from father
requesting the PRAYERS Of Christians for
two sons who had become Incorporate.
Several OF those who led in prayer mode
earnest mention 81 the case, one OF them
adding, " How many such parents there are
in this city" and prayed for them also.
TO the writer it occurred, There may be
a difficulty in The way. Some OF those
fathers are drinking liquor themselves.
Their own example has led their sons to the
brink Of ruin. They may have reasoned.
Ii IN, not harmed me; 1t will not harm NY
sons to drink in moderation. But thsir
sOns were differently constituted. T9ey
could not drink in moderation. The pat
rents have been brought 10 See their mis-
take no doubt, and now call upon Chr@stians
FOR help.
This is right but is il enough? viii
prayer avail anything against the iutluence
OF their own evil example? Surely not. "If
regard lniquity in my hear. tho Lord will
not hear me-"
The path OF duty for all such parents is a
very plain one. "Ce1se to DO evil. Learn
10 do we'll" While they admOnis h their
sons Look not upon the wine," let them
be consistent. and not couuterac, good pre-
cept by evil example. They, and only
then, will they have a right to expect that
earnest prayer in behalf o. their sons will
be answered. a. 5.
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Yircinia Prcss Associations.

At a special meeting last night in this city
OF the Executive Committee Of the Vir-
ginia Press A>socatlon-prcScnt: John I.
Lowell (presidenU. Or. y. Mouteiro, Daniel
Murphy. Juan A.PiZzini, ana John Creme
Secretary )-ceriain charges against Colonel
william TOWneS. Jr, OF MeckIcnbuTg cou1-
ty, affecting his cbaractcras cx-iresident
and a member OF the Association, were con-
sidered. The following preamble and reso-
luton were unanimously adopted:
Whereas charges have been preferred
against Colonel William TOwneS, Jr., Of
Mecklenblrg county, derOgalOry to him as
a member Of the Virginia Press As>ocia-
ton. ana having made thorough inycsti-
CATION, therefore
RESOLVED. That in our Judgment the
charges preferred against COlonel ToWncs
have not been sustained, and that we con-
slider him now, rs heretofore, worthy
member OF our Association.
JOHS T. LOWELL, President
John GrGme, Secretary.
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The fRISH RELIEF FUND.-The collec.
ii6ns fov the relief Of be fImine sufferers
IN lfelpa now aggregat,' nearly $1,000 Of
which anJsInt Dir. ThoDa,' Potts, treasurer
OF the fusd, has received bout g, 300. the
remainder being in the iaards OF the col.
lectsrS.
TDe treesnVer acknowledges tbe recent
OF go, through William II. W1rl. ESD
acting president Of the MctiiIf Lycenm,
said amount bavi0g been appropriated by
that Society at It's last meeting.
The following explains itself:
-. RIcENoSD. January 1G. Yts0.
IhomdS PottS, EST, Treasurer L.,Sh Igslief
Fund
Dear Sill herewith hand Won ten 1oI. |
l1r', appropriated By sbe Wesi.End Bene. |
neal and Social Society for the relief OF
The Irish sufferers.
Very trUiy,
JOHS = RADY. President.
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Brief He:.s.-Dr. p. s. Hancock. of Coal
field. and Thomas Miller, go. OF Pow ba.
tan, were IN the ct; Yesterday.
ChIckcn-thieveS are constantly depre-
dating upoa the premises OF ciuze8s resi-
ding on The suburbs Of this city.
The oftl5ers OF the Mayors Court were at
their posts Of duty yesterday, bat there
was nothing on the docket,
SoDc oi HE Republican Rtahjusters OF
Chc>te.aeld. thinking that The Judge Of the
COUNT Court had power TO remove the
pre,ens efficient commi .sioner OF accounts,
Mr.. william Spears, haze been Dursing the
new.y-elcclod !udgr for several days. They
want Radical R,aGVstcr to oil the office.
UnioraGnately for them, however, the coun-
ty iuGge has no authority in the matter.
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4 REMARKABLE CASE --rhe wonderful cur2 f.
fNe powers Of the root ana herb sysiem Of treating
disease was never more stritiagb Illustrated thi-a
n the case If NJ Jonn l.. H,ioacr. who llyts N
No. 1871 west Main stree, Rienm0ud Va. 'Is
gentleman was yI1im ~ the dreadful disease d.
sum- ton, accorssanled - ule<Taiion Of the naI
bronca. lie also a safe rgT from Bright Dis
ease and 1hTCLic Gasfaitis, and after arp'y'pg IN
vain to the best physicians OF Richmond wss given
over to die.
There arrived hegS, 10 he city Of RichIJ9nd, on
tine Sih Of January phy slclan by the nare of r. j.
Ia FoNso, gentleman whose kn0sl.}ge Of the
use OF roots and 0eybs Is simply perfect.
lie has been taught all the healing fswers Of The
ycget tb!e kingdom by the native ndRas Of the fsr
Wcs'.
Lss said be understands Just wha. TO scribe In
esch aud every case. The Gaze OF hr. Hebner Was
cured IN less tsan ten days BY The pressed juice o the
Ar. gee-see-lota herb. THIS herh as prescribed by
Dr. Ia FONZo was never knows 10 fail. The good
people who have heard OF the ease are lord In their
pTai G Of DR.. Ia FoNzo. aud the Doctor viii con-
inue 20 treat the sick at Ms 9ce, a. the ST. Cbars
Uo'el Richmond, Va.
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There viii be- a meeting. OF the Ci,y Mis-
sion to-day at II O'Clock at the rooms Of the
Society, in the Clifton House. The season
has come When work is getting slack and
need greater and the ladies' find the mum.
Der OF applicants for aid increasing. Could
a generous public see The needy. suffering
ones who come daily t. the soup-housc. the
means TO provide for their wants would be
freely given.
Donations OF money, clothing. or food
may be sent to Mrs. +. NJ. Baker, 2lj
Franklin street; Mrs. :. NJ Price, 2l7
south Third street; Mrs. Raleigh Co ston,
3Ol Grace street; or TO Mrs. Hardin. ma
tron, at the Clifton House, in rear OF the
Ballard House.
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..,rroNs or 4 DlsEAsEp LIvER.

,.-,-,n, rirlf sic. under the edge of the ribs,
80, ~ prss.rrc; sometimes the pain is In the
,he pa,eni is rarely able 10 lie on the ieft
.,,os.ire. N, pain Is felt under the shoulder
=. and IL frcqucuily extends to the toy Of the
So. and q, sometimes mistaken Tor rheuma-
,..-.,,ts,srm. The stomach IS affected with loss
'I...,,.e and sickness: The bowels in general are
-. .o,e,iu.e, alternative with lax; the head is
,.,..,.3 With pain, accompanied with a dun heavy
,.,...,r in ne hack part. There IS generally
.t.-.ll- las, ~ memory, accompanied with a
....... ..rs,.ioa of da>ing len undono something
..,.,5r.s, p, have t,eu done. : sNGnI. dry couch
.,. ..~...a,. an attendant The patient complains
s.i a.l'I,y he IS easily startled. his
b.. .,c.c.u or burning, asd he complains cf a
,....r ,n,4u,a Of ibe SKIN, his spirits :re low;
s,s,-f-a.s Doe IS saH,dcl that exercise woa'd be
,....-t., 90 b.m. ,ct De can scarcely summon UP
,...-ie e-cr.htojr, %. To fact, he dsluSis every
-..,.l,. S.,lrl. of thc above symptoms attend The
t....s. hu, c4-,s have occurred where few OF
h.r existed. yer examination Of the body after
s.,.rls ssowa the LIVER 10 have been extensive !
. l.ra-!ei.
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

Tie genuine are never sugarcoated.
Every box has red wax seal on the lid with the
Impression DR.. McLANEs LIVER PILLS.
Tie genuine NCLANE's LIVER PILLS bear the
s.gasinres Of c. Mc1ASE aud FLEMING EROS. on
tie wrappers.
Iash, upon having the genuine DR. c. MCLASE's
LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros, of
Pittsburgh. Pa, the market being full of limitations
Of Tie name &CLASE, spelled differently but same
Pronunciation. my 2-deOwly
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HEBIG'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.

| lEBlG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAvoRlNG STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES, AND SAUCES.
LlEBlG CoMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT ais
al, cess aud boon for which nations should
ftci Tateful."-See Medical Press" Lancet, ;
"Erlush Medical Journal" &C.
CAUTlON.-Cenulneo only with the fac sfmfle
Of Baron Liebig's Signature IN blue ink acros
the label
Consumption in England increased tenfold
lu ten Ners."
AIhBiG C0NPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. To
Oe had cf all sorekeepers, Groctrs and Chem
hi'' Sole agents for the United States (wholesale
on}hC David Co., 43 Mark Lane, London
Lnk@bl. NH 15-Sly
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TUSSLE FOR TINE.
Long and Exciting Session or House
OF Delegates Yesterday.

THE kNfIRE PITTSYLyANIA DELEGATION
OBJECT 70 GOING INTO ELECTION OF
JUDGE FOR THAT COUNTY UNTn. THEY
HAVE TINE TO MAKE SOME INQUIRIES
ABOUT HoRATIo DAVIS, READJUsTER
NoMlNkE-rIIEY STATE THAT MIR. DAVIS
HAS GIVEN PLEDGES TO THE READJUST.
ERs TO ADMINISTER COUNTY AFFAIRS IN
THEIR INTEREST AND APPOINT NONE
But MEN OF THAT PARTY TO OFFICES
SUBSTANTIAL VICTORY FOR OUR FOLKS.
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Editors Dispatch: We see from your
issue OF the 18Th tbAt Captain John N. Hop
kins, OF iIenric,, in nominating IN the
House OF Dele, ates Judge L. {. Minor for
reelection TO the iudgeship OF his county,
stated that Edmund Waddill, Jr., bad car
pet-bagg. ed from Hanover to Henrico Tor the
purpose OF obtaining the iudgeship OF Hen
rico. and also that be had been imported by
tbe Great Mogul, William Malone, for that
purpose. We desire to say that Dir. Hop
kins is mistaken on both points. we Know
that Mr.. Waddill has been making arrange
ments for more than Il year to remove 10
Uenrico about the tirst OF last December,
and that be did so remove as soon as DIS
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CONCERT FOR THE IRISH SUFFERERs.-Tbe
+" Virginia Jubilee Concert-Singers," col
ored organization, have resolved TO give a
concert for the benefit OF the suffering poor
OF Ireland, and have rendered their services
TO the Executive Committee in this city. IL
Is understood that the offer has been ac-
cepted. j. y. Jones is the president, and
Captain Ben. Scott the manager. The time
and place have not yet been agreed upon.
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Police CorRr.-The following eases were

Police COrRT.-The following cases were
disposed OF Yesterday by Justice White:
Rohe.t James (coiOred), for stealing one
lot Of tobacco Of The value Of IS. the proper
ty Of l.. II. Frayser. Ordered to receive
thirty-nine lasbeS.
William BoydO0, for stealing fifty cents
from George &. Dixon: Daniel DcnOon, for
being drunk; and George Roweil, for va
grancy, were DISCHARGED
Henry Jones and John Richardson (col.
ored). charged with fClOniOuSly s'cain. one
pocket-bOOk confirming Sl5 in United
States currency. Continued until Monday.
PM. Smith alias Winston and Robert
Winston (all coIored), for unlaWfully throw
ing rocks at the house OF Winnie Spencer
and breaking the windows. Discharged on
payment OF costs.
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Tnn BOwEHs- -TuoHss~.. CeA.~,I.Artor. sr
THE 1HEATRE.-An audience rather small
but very apprecidtiye witnessed the rendl-
ton OF Court and Stage by the Bowers
Thompson Combination at the Theatre last
neht. This piece is from the works OF
Charles Rcadc and Tom Taylor, and in the
hand, OF such artiStes as compose the com
pany now playing here was indeed rare
treat Il is without doubt the most COM
pletc company in every respect that has ap-
pearei at the Theatre this season. Mrs.
Bowers and Miss Thompson have 10th at
tanned the highest rank in their profession.
and ought to have been greeted with packed
houses, and would Eaye been in any other
city. The historical drama OF Lady Jane
Grey VIII be presented at the matinee and
Court and stage at the evening lerform-
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S,nday School PJizeS.-A number OF
prizes are to be awarded 10 the scholars Of
the Fifth.Sreet Sundny school tomorrow
afternoon at 2.O'clock. Rev. 3. Il. Wood
ward is expected to deliver the presentation
address. The prizes are for Attendance, and
consist OF a nuHber Of very handsome
books. The exercises will take place at the
FiiIh.Strect schOOlrOOm (Masonic Haln.
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LOOSE TOBACCO SOID.-Yes'erday large
quantity OF loose tobacco wac sold at the
warehouses In The city. The amount sold
during the week was rs follows: At
Crenshaw's warehouse, go, $50 pounds !;
ShOckoe, 207,200 pounds; and at Centre.
81, ,433 pounds; total, 5l2,5l3 pounds. The
highest price obtained this season was
S13.3 per 100 pounds, which was for some
sold Yesterday.
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THE LASH.-Yes crday morning Charles
MAYO was before the Police Court, charged
with obtaining one coat, valued ut ten dol
lars, from W. H. Il ;chardsOn, under false
pretences. with intent 10 defraud.
Mayo plead guilty, and was ordered to re-
ceiye thirty-nne lashes, which were admin
istered shortly afterwards. The original
owner OF the coat was unable TO get it back,
as it was sold and resold number OF times
to various persons.
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- lt,,,MfrUs BS0WN. A. r. NJ. r45f,Ss .-s.
Rose and Twenty. snt streets. ''s' "e'"ssm
'VfsS ~, M' GOODiN, III a. NJ. execu,sss AZ, -
ior.e. pnplon,' harnes,, robes, &c a, Nas "a
j. THOMPSON 3ROWv. NJ tr,s,o,....,..r
framed dwelling on seventh s,ree, III pi,t,i
n-i"een Preston and Eatcs streets. ''i''
E'CbM,oND BAZtAR. 30 \. NJ. horses. / " ytks-
sprIug-w3ROns. hack. bsFprs 90 NtSieS,
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RICuNOND. ,l9nu1rv IG 1891

Il: B6dmer, Esp, IaperiaI German consul :
Dear Sill herewith hand you $40 an.
pfoprlaled by the West-Esd Beneficial and
Social Society for the relief OF the suffering
poor OF Silesia, Germany. Very respect-
tuily, [Slgnedl JoGS :. RADY.
President.
Ahy contributions viii be gladly received
ana forwarded by the Imperial German
consul, Henry EGbmCr.
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busDe 's arrangements would permit. As
to Wad1 u being imported by ANYBODY, Mr.
Hopkins 8 Rows that he ia as completely ig-
noraDt OF tat genileman's character and
disposition as he is Of the facts connected
With his removal TO HeDrico.
GEORGE 2. HAw.
GEORGE A. JOXEs.
HaNocer, January 1GIh.
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INTERF ERENCE WITH WINDOws.-Parties
visiting the galleries OF the House are in the
habit (when they get crowded and uncom-
fortably warm) Of lowering the windows,
causing draft to course through the hall
scattering toothache, neuralgia, and bad
colds among members without regard TO
politics or previous condition.
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AGUE AND FEVER.

ne. G.. McLANE'S LIVER PILLS, IN cases o
lGrE AND FEyEE, when taken with quhine, are
--9ts1lye Of the most h1ppy results. No better
cas.ic Call %, used preparatory 10 or after taking
9ra.ae. We would advice allwho are afflicted with
It's 1stase % give them FAIR TRIAL.
To. al bilious arrangements, and as simple rur-
gs.iye, hey are uneQualled.
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Cty COuncH H-Thcre was 10 meeting OF
the City Council last night on account OF
the want Of quorum. The following
members were present and answered TO
their names at the first calling OF the roll {:
Mos,rS. Perdue lpre>idenU, Owens, Gibbs,
Nunnaly, Shotwell, and Walker. seven
constitutes quorum.
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EUfcNITtHE.

SPECIAL NOTIC E.-ON EAsfT,
- TERMS AND PAYMENTS. TWENJfH
SUITS OF PARLoH A<h CHAMBER. tf.s- ~
Nl1tTE just received. tAe largest AMI ISL
assortment OF Parlor s'ps ever befo,e 0lsAdi tne
ely AZ prices NOT cquSisa by any. sul iic OF " al
nat AMI Poplar SUITS. Sas.eboiFt. BooSeIses, Hat
RackS--Queei. fasi lake and ~ hcr s,yks; Fancy
Easy. ap1 Fe-ling Chsirs, for fhnstIsts Isesenis.
our stock Is Sui Ia every Ilsrlculsr II vii be 20
your interest 10 CAN. r.. CAT BRIGHT SON,
de 4 16 Governor street.
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No MORE RifEUMAIIsM .-Therr can be now no
excuse for saft rinx the pangs of rheumatism. The
cruch busines Is becoming fast played out amongst
old siaseis,n and acute aud inilu,matory cases Of
the wors; sort easily and quickly cured since The
in,io o Tue lon OF Dr. HEaSDoN's GYPsr's GIFT
which any u dIuggist eau supply.
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,.-., hTVHN0ND, JlnUaIy IC. $50.
EdH0rS DiSp0tCb: Please acknowledge
- rom gen-lcm1n IN Chuottc,yiiln for
The family Of Mr.. George ". Jone.. de-
ceA>c IN response 10 say appeal in the Dis
P4tch yc,tcfdly. II the sorrows OF this
Il"iiy iiHd 50 quick a rcSDon.e in the heart
OF stranger one hundred miles hence,
now ,hoh'd they thrilI the hundreds here
VINO knew the deceased 30 well.
" w u
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Mr.. ARMsTRoNG's READINGS Reserved
seats Tor Rev. Mr.. Armstrong; readings a.
81 Mark,s church ON Monday night can be
had at Ramos II AIoses's music-store, No.
Ola Maip street, without extra charge.
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W. n. BLAIR 4 90. rot only have the finest
Liqror, OF al Kinds. but their stock OF Rais'ns
Ctron, Almonds, Curranis, aud an Christmas goods
are unsu pissed In the city. They have just TO
e,iyed fine lot of Virginia Hams three years Old
Youp and their prices very low, aud the quality OF
their goo.is always ths best. ll09 MAIN street,
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For The Mid.
die States, slightly warmer and partly
cloudy weather, WINDS generally from
southeast to southwest, and stationary or
Siowly-ialling barometer, and in the eX-
IRENE northern portions light snow.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear. cool.
and pleasant.
THEEu0NETrR YESTERDAY: 4. NJ, "a /;
y A W." 81; noon, SO; 3 z. A., 81; 8 p.
A.. so; midnight, 10
Mean Temperature, As 1.6.
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lHE MEETING At ASSOCIATION HALL -
| Inc meeting Yesterday evening was wei
attended, aud vas regarded as in nany re.
speets the most pleasant OF the serie-. The
gentleman who WIS expected 10 lead being
ca''ed on by other duties, the presidest of
The Association announced that be wosd
give general direction 10 the meeting IN tse
hope That others would be ready 10 do rh.
speaking. Several requests wue presented.
and appropriate prayers oHerpd by Mr..
Thompson, Rev. DR.. Reas, and Rev. DIR.
McDonai6.
when fbs meeting was ~ebrown openv
Rev. DIR. Edwurds led off in stirring and
effective address. Rev. Or. Paad followed
IN very sweet and instructiy,t Rev.
Dr. Mcdonald made very tender address
on fhe readiness OF Jesus TO ,pespopd 10
- pecniiar" cares, and the con gregpion
sang very sweetly "What Friend We
Have in Jesus"
Rev. DR.. Preston Il announced 10 con.
iuct The meeting tais evening from Jito
o'clock.
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"NEW SOAP

Trademark registered) 70 careful housekcepers,
not ouly as superior In quality, hut as in form the
most economical Soap how made.
Zoe &. 8.W&SrFclsI
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totCBs' COLDS, AND CoSspsfprTof are ore,
cnred by nc timely use of Cod.L4ser on. rrv Tho
nnu'sion r, prepared by PUacELs, IADp A. 90.
Fnee' 09c. For sale by all druggists.
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COLGATE & CO.'S

"SEw" SOAP can be cut in two, The oval end
caIel readily in The hand. and the larger end worn
dowa almost TO wafer without any waste,
COLGATE & co. recommend their
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SOAP.
THE OVAL CAKE

Is ihe most economical form Of Washing soap. All
bar or .qiare cakes wear down in use to large fat
piece. TOO Thin 10 handle, and therefore wasted;
while lle OVAL CAKE Of
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THE IRISH AGTTAT0Rs COMING TO EicH-
MoND.-ln The programme Of movements OF
Messrs. Parneil and Dillon, the Irish la,,d-
agltator>, their time for visiting this city IS
set down for the 9Th Of February next. A.
our people have already contributed 50 mu-.
nihcently in aid OF suffering Ireland-that
Is, Tor The relief OF its famine-stricken peo-
pie-it Is not very likely that the political
mission OF these gcnilemsn will result i'm
anything very substantial. although their
reception otherwise VIII doubtless be OF the
Warmest and most hOSpitahlc chnrncfer
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SWEET As A CHAPLRF or ROSES Is j. & f. AT
KlysoN's Extract OF White 70 es for the Hair.
At once cleansing. lnyigoraiing, and OK delightful
fragrance.
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NoTriNGIfAN LACE CURrAsss:
NorriHcHAM LAcEs for cu,t,,ss.
CURTAIN MusLrys;
CARRIAGE BLANKETS;
OhiS-' CRADLE and BHo.BLAvEErs
oARfErS' on-cLorHs, RUGS. and MATS;
oIoAks' DoLMASs. and C!acULARs;
""'s'' H'hAiSGs In great vnriety are cow being
closed out at low price, at
LEVY Ba0rugns,
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HENRICO COUNTY COURT.-This court was
in session Yesterday, and was engaged in
hearing discussion relative TO the buildinc
OF a pOOr-bouSc IN the county. Several
witnesses were examined, and the matter
was continued until to-day, when it is eX.
pected hat argument pro and con will be
heard before the Judge decides the ques-
.
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SUPREME COURT OF ALs.-Pruner &
HubbleS rs. PendIeton. Appeal allowed
and superSededs awarded to a decree Dro-
nounced by the Circnlt Court Of Smvih
county on the lj;b Of August, 1879.
Sherman'S administrator ~. Shaver. Sc.
Appca allowed to decree Of the Circuit
Court of Rockingham county Of IN Of No.
yem1er, 1879.
Miilucr & Keen rs. wilson. Appeal al-
low and SUperSedeaS awarded 10 - mach
OF tie decree OF StH Of October. 1879. as en-
joins j. K. Milner and A. II. Keen from
renting and !caSing out The c.ta,e o! sad \.
VI. Keen.
EIlett rs. Robinson, &c. Argued by Will
linn \. Maury, Esq, for appellant, and
submitted.
Na.Iec rs. Robb. Submitted.
CocEerilIe Us. Dale's administrator. Sub.
miltcd.
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AL MONTHLY PROSrRAItON AND SUFFERING
hy ladies is avoided b. Ezing HBP DiIIEks 4 le"
t.2ys ia advance.
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hoST. sTRAYED. AND FOU>n.

CS REWARD. host. one GIl>T-CLASS
Dc TICKET. reading Hi,hm0Jpi tn ia ,ksonvllie,
Fa. FIVE DOLLARS reward VIII OF pad for re-
turn Of same 10 j. T.. JONES, RoDr, ~. Ford's
Hotel. IA Lj-3tt
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THE Mo-r rALArkBlr WAY 20 ,.to .s..,,-
w Is IN emn'sion. Use PURCELL. LADY,, co,s
Yoh"inea WIN hyrophosphites Of lime All sod,'
fnee' oOc. For sale by an arugsist,.
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MgLuJ merry.

V,O WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN. AZ,
fblS l. to give nS,lc thai have this dsyJASSs
appointed Mr.. ". h.. GIBSON, OF the eity oi kich-
moni. my 9renl. Tor me aud in my behslf 70 con.
duct the MILLINERY ANp FANCY GooIs
Hu5lN..ss; TO buy and sell for G Ash oHLf;.,,s
sAxuAIY 10, 1850, jal7yms
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LOR RENT, THAT FRAMES
OFFICES FOR RENT.

several nice OFFICES IN Piedmont aspl Arling-
ton BuillinE sEitdble for lawyers.
OFFICES under Exchange IlOiel, on Fourteenth
street.
TWO NICE ROOMS (connecina) oVeT Coben's
banking house. corner IIair and Fourteenth streets.
FRANK -. HILL g 60.
Red Estate Agents.
ia 1851 l0S Main street.