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Cork LycHASGE,

Corn J. L'vcHASGE, {,
RICHMOND, VA, February 21, lsS0.
Editors Dispatch Dear sirs,--, saw ~
the Wig OF this morning the foLp"int
paragraph: "The different Irish soc 'etie'
Of The city have decided. In view Of th'
condition OF affairs In Ireland, TO have ~
parade on st. Patrick's day."
This decision. wjthouI setting myss'f up
egotis,ieaIly az an apbher In tee case, j
utterly dissent from, and will tsSe IL AZ q
sersona' favor u you WIFI give me roousf,r
II few lines expressive Of my reasons Tor
that dissent. 80
ireland !, not In articwfe mortis. Sbets
sicB and hungry, II ~ true. but she bas bees
saved from dissolution by She active ana
judicious treatment administered by they
sons eud her sons friends, and II fast re-
coyeriag And wbeDthe eIecs1ic wire tells
her on ST.. PatFick's day that her children
are parsding under the banner 81 the harp
and shamrock; that they are sisging songs
commemorative Of her love OF liberty, her
fame, anu her glory; that they are toasting
ber name In terms OF proud eufOgy; and
that bands Of music ore playing airs full OF
iiish patriotic fervor,. she will spring up In
her sick bed, and, with her eyes feiS OF tears
OF hope and gratitude and deep emotion,
she viii hail the intelligence with the heart.
felt cry Of ",Csad mile teaitu.v
10 this spirit, maintain, Ireland would
receive the an anbounceUestos The rsvade N
America, instead OF stupidiy and ah>urdIy
regarding it as Ike unto "a dance at a
wake" for, thank God, there is no wake
yet.
There be some who say that the cost OF
the parade had better be expended as con-
tributiOn 10 the relief fund but the parade
will cost but rery little, and the adj
ditioD OF that amount would be as nothing.
There he some who, bigotedy and basely
devoted to England, hate to see a Patriek'S-
day parade, and would Use any pretext to
suppress it, because it is indicative OF q
longing TO see "the green above the Fed."
| There be some who bate 10 see PatrieS's-
day celebration because well they know that
on such IN occasion the expose made by
Dillon and Parnel would be repeated and
rebearsed but there be Others who brayely
say "March, march, march away there ,
life in the Old land yet" And these, IN my
mind. are the men whose advice should be
listened to and whose views should prevail.
Very respectfully, 7. q. C0GHLAN.
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LLSYS & GODS.
r.sgy BIcOTII.SS

have now "a :ore large st ock 81 Linen Goots. As
they make specially IN tb Is iIe they always show
a larger :ssotmens than. any other house In this
city. Notwithstanding n az anse In prices they
are enabled 20 Oir great nduCen' nfs In prices as
II sy puTIhased argfly before the rise J ln'c !"
" ant Of Tablet loths. Napkast, DJiiies,. Towels,
rrray.Clois Crnmb-C lotIs, y,i anu u to their ad-
vantage n purchase now.
LEyyBaoTILsRs also shovsr aarge assortment OF
Piano aud Table Covers, t-ntain', Cloiks. ERR
4 kets and Hosiery. They alvavC show tls largest
stock of gea, Ia this city; al vi which they sell at
| very low prices.
| LEVY BRoruERs is a ose' 'grIce store. so hose
| who arc not judges OF sooct oan buy ~ ch'ap as
those who ase. Buy your Soods oi ihcM' ahc ye'h
will never haze cause tn regret IT,
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n Ing pas ed several ,lesple,5 rishA a,inrbeiOy
tne aoonle, and cries Of sud''rnx chf, and be-
coming convinced tSat MRS. .NINSLOW > soOlh.
ING SYRUP WAS ju.t the article NEEDED procare
+, .upply for the chid. On reaching home ana ac-
ousin,lng hl, wife with what Ie al dont' sae re-
fn,ed 10 have administered 20 the child v sno
wa. strongly ln favor oCIlomecs ss'hy. lha' iSe""
the child pas ed In suc.rin2. and ihe paIenS WIN
ont ,leep. Returning home The day folo'''sS' W"
father found the baby still ~ofre; ana "i.s.eo"-
templatng another s'oep'e5s ni-h', ib' mo'her
.tepped ftum the room 10 aiisod 10 some infafsuo
an,ics. and left the father Yi'h he chlld During
| her absence he aanini.tssed - roris~..' ol tna
so,,hiux syrup 10 the BABY. spd sa'd ho'hinT'
rh.,nt,ht an l..u, slsp, vel. and The sue fellow
vote IN the raoynins bright and lsppy. Ibe
mother was deliyh;ed with the sHd'braahq WONDER
f,l change and aithsuh al nrst of,aisd al 'he ds-
| con,,on nrae,ieed upsH her. has Continued 10 use
ne syrup. and suaerss. crying bo'r ana rs"vss
nights have disappeared. sinass uiai of Uh',
Syrup never yet failed To r'lic- tue "o' A"u
NC tho pre- afces OF the I<iiSr SS'a ~ a''
| dfugekssA: 25 cents a bottle. j. !'""'"
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sr,prons OF A DISEASED LIVER.

,. ,ne r,rht side. under the edge of The ribs
an nressure: sometimes the pain Is IN The
she pa,len, Is rarely able to lie on the iei'
,r,e,,mes the pain Is felt under the shoulder
,. 49,, ,od # frequently extends to the top Of the
80, and is sometimes mistaken for rheama-
- ,he ,r,B. The stomach is affected with loss
,.,.,l,e and sickness; the bowels In general are
80, sometimes alternative with lax; the head is
-, with pain, accompanied with DUH heaVY
-, in the back part. There is generally
.,.-.ble loss Of memory, accompanied WIN
80, sensation OF having left undone something
,,,n wight to have been done. slisn'' dry co"Gh
.. ,..,n,,lmes an attendant. The patient complains
,.e,riness and debility he Is easily startled MS
-, are cold or burning and he complains Of
..,,,iy sensation Of the skin; his spirits are 10"
.,,,ough he IS satisfied that exercise would be
.....ac,,l 10 him. yet be can scarcely summon up
,-ie enoueh TO Try II. Ia fact. he dstrusts every
-,,,.,y several Of the above symptoms attend The
,,..,,se IN, cases have occurred where few oi
hon existed. yet examination of the body after
At, b,, shown the LIVER 10 have beer extensive
gGranEed.
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Brief HemS.--Smtb, the lottery man
who was ordered 10 receive thirty lashes
for swindlin9 different persons mere, was
whipped Friday night. Subsequently ne
left for tier places.
The delegates 10 the Grand LohSe %
knights OF PythIas from this city returned
from Lynchburg saturday.
Rev. W. 4. Clmpbell, Of the Preshy
ierian church, has returned from Harrison
burg. He is yet in very delicate heath.
Mr.. Joseph Weisiger. OF this city, who D
extremely III, was no better saturday after
noon. ,
Edwin Turpin (cOlored) was tried in tn
Hastings Court Saturday Tor carrying con
cealed weapons, and acquitted.
The special grand jury for this term
the Hastings Court has been discharged.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

BIgTHnAY OF AN OLD CITIZEN.-Yester-
day was he birthday OF Colonel Thomas
e. Bigger. lie was born in Prince Ed
ward county on the 22d day OF February,
1795. and engaged in business rs clerk IN
the city Of Petersburg when he was about
thirteen. In October, 1872, he left Peters
buro rs a member OF the volunteers COM
manded by Captain McRle, which company
numbered over one hundred, and marched
from this city 10 Lake Erie. The Peters.
huro volunteers were under command Of
General william Henry Harrison, after
wards Pre- .ident Of the United States. They
were at the siege of Fort Meigs, and lost
some twenty-0dd in killed and wounded.
Colonel Bigger was promoted in the army.
In October. 1919, his company was
honorably discharged from the SER
vice. and marched back 10 Richmond.
! Colonel Bigger then commenced business
| in this city as a clerk in dry-goods eSlaD.
lishmeDt. subsequently he was engaged
! i'm the business Of Broker at the corner
now occupied by Purcell, LAID Coz ana
there are people living who now call lIa'
corner " Bigger's Corner lie was Gap
tain OF the Richmond Light Infantry Blues
! "a company which was commanded pOl-
ton OF tie late war by his son, captain
Charles Z. Bigger and was afterwards mace
a colonel. lie was a magistrate for many
wears on the Huslinc. Court bench, and was
a member OF the City Council. In 1874 lie
was appointed postmaster of this city, which
poSition he held for about eighteen years,
and was afterwards member OF The House
OF Delegates. lie joined the Masons at an
early age, and is probably the Oldest Mason
| in this city. For several years past ne
has been a clerk in the office OF the Auditor
| of Public Accounts, and his duties were
discharged in manner that called fortt
commendation from the Auditor in his le
nort 10 the General Assembly. When MI
| Massey, the present Auditor, took charge
| OF the Office, Colonel Bigger was removed
from his official position, or at least some
one else was appointed in the place ther
held by him.
Colonel Bigger is very popular; ricn anc
moor. high and low, white and Diack, al
| hold him in high esteem. He was posi- mas
ter during Confederate days. and was callet
rnon bv the authorities OF the ConIedera''
Government to pay over to them seVera
Thousand dollars that he had in his posses
sion as postmaster belonging to the Unite(
States. As soon as the war ended bis pro
nertv was attached by the United state
and sold by order Of the court to pay TN
mon(y TO the United States which he hat
Maid to the Confederate Government. I'M
was a hard case, and financially emDai
rassed the Colonel. He is lifelong Demo
crat, and expects to die IN the faith' Ma
he live long and prosper.
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OGciqis m kGgJerheadS. S. Saturday morn
ing J. II. Kelly, junk-dealer from Rich
mond. was before the Mayors Curt
charged with unlawfully dealing in. rail
road iron. Mayor Clarke discharged BIN,
and the Commonwealth attorney sIbse-
ouenty asked Judge ClopfOn. OF the Hus-
tings Court, to issue a bench-warIant for
Kelly that he may be tried in his court, as
the grand jury bad indicted him previously
to his being tried in the Mayors Court.
Mayor Clarke claimed that Kelly being q
licensed junk-dealer he had "a perfc34 right
to deal in all kinds OF iron. The Common
weath's attorney, however. viewing the
law differently, acted as above stated
Judge Clopton will decide to-day whether
bench-warr1nt will be iss9ed.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Sent TO Jaa.-Orlando Pond Ga small
white boy twelve years OF age) was tried in
the Hastings COult Saturday morning tor
feloniously cutting John Harris "a colorsd
boy OF about the same age)l during light
which occurred between them several days
ago near the corner OF Seventh and Hall
streets. The case was given to the iu7y
without argument. He was found guilty,
and sentenced TO Jail for thirty days, and
was also required to pay the minimum fine.
He was remanded to Jail soon after his con
victi0n to serve ont his term OF imprison
ment. Pond is said TO be the youngest per
son ever sent to Jail in this cfty for suGh
crime.
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AGUE AND FEVER.

IN. C. McLANE's LIVER PILLS, in cases o
,,rv .Np FryrR. when taken with Quinine are
productive Of the most happy results. No oeii'
c,n,-,c can be used Preparatory to or after taking
,y.Ylue. We would advise allwho are afflicted with
~. 1,.easc 70 give them FAIR TRIAL.
Foran bilious arrangements, and as simple puF-
satiye, they are uneaualled.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR SCNDAY.-For the Middle
Atlantic States, higher barometer, westerly
winds, stationary or lower temperature,
clear or fair weather.
For the South Atlantic States, clear or
fair weather, noriberly winds, stationary or
lower temperature. and slowy-rising ba-
rOmptpr.
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

Tie genuine are never suear-coated.
Every box has a red wax seal on the ld. with the
irn,e.sion DE-. McLANE's LIVER PILLS.
Tie genuine MCLASE's LIVER PILLS bear the
sl.na,ures Of c. MCLANE aud FLEMING BROS. on
TIE wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine DIR. c. MCLANE's
r.rfp pills. prepared by Fleming Bros, OF
Pittsburgh, Pa the market being full of limitations
# II, Shame MCLASE, spered din nreutJ Out same
.,,t.,,o, my l2-deowly
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ARREST OF FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE
Saturday morning a negro named joseph ,,pi
Hunter was arrested In this city on arequisi'
tion from the Governor Of North Carolina
He is charged with embezz'ing lot o.
goods from J. p. Pritcbsrd, of Wake coun GUN
ty, n. c. lie was identified by Mr.. fr'tcn
ard, and locked up in the First poIice s,t ~
tlon, t. remain until he can be carrled u
Nortn Carolina.
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THERE was light fall OF snow early Sat
urday morning, followed by hail and rain.
The Skies then cleared and the weather was
bright and pleasant.
THERMOMETER SATURDAY: 8 A. NJ, "a /;
9 a. NJ. 81: noon, 81; L. NJ, So; L.
81, so; midnight, 40.
Mean temperature, 40.
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Qualification Of Jaige French.-SAturday
evening Judge :. Bas>ett French duly
qualified as Judge Of the Hustrs's COurI
6y subscribing 10 the necessary oath oi
Office befogc Senior Justice Jane, \. Gentry
Judge FrsnGh'S term does not commence
until January l. 1881. but the aw requises
him to qualify within one month after All
election,
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DEBT BILL PASSED.
And Now 1t Goes from the senate To
the House.

THE CANAL RAILROAD BILL BEFORE THE
HOUsE-JCDGE ROGER GREGORY IN his
FORMER sEAT--A VOTE TO PAY MRS. GEN.
ERAL PICKETT S3.000-THE RICHMOND CHAR
TER. AGAIN--THE SUNDAY LIQUOR LAW
M'D0NALDs FIsHwAY-ACTs OF INC0RP0-
RATION - VARIOUS OTHER LEGISLATIVE
ITEMS-PERsOSAl, &C.
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ST. PAUL's CHURCH HOME.-The anniyer-
.ary and donaiion-day OF st. PauPs Church
Home for aged and infirm women took
place Saturday afternoon. The entertain.
ment was well gotten up. Donations III
both money and provisions were literally
made. The concert was the main feature OF
the entertainment, and was a decided sue
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THE DEUIDs.-EX Grove, No. o,
United Ancient Order OF Druds, was in
,lituted at Washers Hall, Rockets, on
Thursday, the 10Th instant, by the Grand
officers OF the Grand Grove OF Virginia.
The following officers were installed for the
ensuing term OF six months: II. \. Atkin-
son, Jr.. Past Arch; Louis Richmond,
Noble Arch; F. NJ. CARRIER, YIce-Arch ;
Myer Angle, Secretary; William Spler
Treasurer; A. NJ. Butler, Conductor;
Richard ehildress, /. g.; James :. Burke
o. g.; Joseph Madison, X. II. &. to y. \.
w. W. Whipple, L. II. B to- A.; Henry
CoghilI, Il. II. B. to V. A.; Charles kau
felt, Jr., l.. II. b. to V. \. This loGge wa
instituted with membership of foply, ant
will no doubt be q success.
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The Temperance CauSe.-Manchestsr Dl-
vision had grand rally saturday night.
There were some bai.d0pen propositions
and two limitations. The names OF several
lady visitors were also proposed. Edward
G.. Blankenship was elected inside sentinel
rice L. Clinton BrOadlus, resigned.
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10 Ie 0perated U9OR.-MayOr Clarke, Oh
this city, no has been suffering some time
with diseased eyes, will have taem operate d
upor, this week. During Mayor CIarko's
absence Justice Perdue Will preside at
count. as business engagements prev nt
Senior Justice Gentry from occupying he
| A.
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SoIREE DANsANTE.-Tbe Richmohd OTays
will give a SOirfe ddnSGnte at LeVy,s nan
tonight. Committee OF Arrangements
Captain BoisseuX, Lieutenant fhiirpS,
Sergeant Tyler, Corporal HanK'ns, anu
Private II. l.. Rees; Floor Comlniltee'
Lieutenant Laughton, Corporai Nai1neM ;,
Private Davis. Private BossieuX, ana fri'ase ,n
Cottrell. Grand march at %; supper at l-'
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The Last uuSicdte. last 1aTe5cdie t
Beethoven Hall was a yGry pleasant aiar'.
Miss Jennie Jones favored tbs Audience
with two Of her finest solos. ,sorh we re
highly appreciated, and met WITH liberal ap'
pIal!se. Hthey were GscompanSed on the
piano by Miss Robina. Shanks. Who played
IN a most scholarly manner. The plao o
solo Of Miss Isabelle Campbell was mus l.
cal treat, and caded the programme.
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FAMILY MARKETING-RETAIL PRICES
The following were the prevailing prices
for family marketing on Saturday:
Beef, S TO l23c. per pound; mutton, lOc.
pcr pound chops, 10 to l23c. per pound;
veal. 10 to ljc. per pound; pork, lOc. per
mound: sausage, 10c. per pound; smoked
sausage. 1Oc. per pound; bacon, lOc. per
pound: middling and shoulder. to lOc.
per pound; Clipped beef, 25c. per pound; :;
beef-tongue, 124c. per pound; liver, lOc. per
pound chitlins, 10c. per pound; trlpe, IOc.
per pound. ,,.,. q.
Forts and Butter, dC.-Live chickens, %
t1 zoe. apiece dressed chickens, l0 TO l23c.
Der pound; live turkeys, 81 apiece; dressed
turkeys, 15c. per pound; live ducks, 15c. a
pair: dressed ducks, 123c. per pound; i've
geese, 81 a pair; dressed geese, TO lOc. pei
pound, squads, 20c. pair; squirrcis, loc'
! apiece old hares, 25c. apiece; eggs, loc' per
| dozen: fowls and poultry are very scarce
| and high; cheese, 10 TO &c. per pounu
lard Zoe. per pound; butter for cooking
25c., fair at Soc, choice at 3oc. per pouhu
sweet milk, Sc. per quart, or Zoe. per gallon
buttermilk, &c. per quart OF loc' per s''
| lon. -. 49,,
head@cabbages are very scarce ana hlgD
| sweet pOldtOtSS loO' pSi "''i t''' 4,
per peck; Irish potatoes, 15c. per nan
peck, or 2jc per peck; carrots, lOc. pc
dozen satisfy. to sc. per bunch; parsnips
I0c. per dozen; beets, lOc. per dozen
onions, two quarts for 25". or soc; pc
peck-they are very scarce ana high
dried beans, SC. per quart; white Deans
Sc. per quart dried blackeye peas, oc' pc
ouart: lettuce. % to 75c. per dozen; tul
nip-salad, 20 to 25c. per peck; kale-salad
Is to 2Oc. per peck; popcorn loc' pc
dozen. a. ,o
FISH dnI Game.-Perch, 20 to 25c. pc
bunch: rocktsb, 1859. per pound; pa
chubs, 2jc. per bunch; clubs, 1859. pc
pound; alewIves, 25c. per bunch; calhst
iOc. per bunch; blue-wing ducks, oOc; pc
lnair: ducks (MalIard), 81 per par: robins
! 20 TO SOC. per dozen. Fish and game az
very scarce and high. Oysters, zoe. 10 :
and 81 80 per gallon.
Fruits.-Green apples, 30 to 2jc. per hal
meek. apples are scarce and high; drie
anpIes, 5 to &c. per pound; dried peaches
| I2tc. per pound; dried cherries, 2oc. pc
nound: cranberIies, 10c. per quart; lhe
are yery scarce and high; oranges, ~
zoe. per dozen; oranges are plentliul; zen
ons. 25 to 35c. pei dozen; they are Vei
scarce.
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NEW COAL FIRa.-Messrs. u. T. CRUAP T..
II. WEST having bought out Ar. y. u. Carrias'"n
VIII conduct ge neral Coal I'd Wood business at
his old stand. No l7l9 Cary street, uuder the arm
name OF CEUMP WEST. Mr. CRUMr MAS for
meriy with Mr. CART sstan. and Is well known Tor
Nj, polite and accemus soiaiing disposition aud Mt
ness for this new Enterprise. Mr.. WEST has hsd
large experience Ia the same line OF ousines'
on Eighth street, aud Is well and fayorsby known
as man Of er.terprise. The two VIII make aso"'
team aud W jrk vsll In their new harness.
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THE THEATRE To-NIGHr.-Mr. Macanley,
tho Genial comedian, will appear at the
Theatre TN tonight as the sood-hearied, non, \,
-, Ia IA ITncIe Daniel In the amusing play OF
e., !" a NJ Messenger from Jarvis section" .,, %
The company supporting bin Is sa,u TO 10
be a good one. and n'gn' oi ~"
confidently predicted.
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BP IEF IrEMs.-The City Circuit Court
.ill meet again this morning, and VIII NY
civ II jury eases. A.
Owing to unavoidable circumstances the
il blspectiOn OF the city police did not come
'olf saturday, and had to be postponed until
next Saturday.
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THEDEATH OF COLONEL SWAMI Ihe IN,
formation OF the death OF Colonel Samuei
A. Swami reached this city in note from
Mr. w. G. Kean, a highly-respectable gen.
tIeman living in Louisa and near TO MI
Sbelton's, where Colonel Swami was at al,
lacked by his fatal illness. The Gody wa,
NOT sent through this city to Caroline ano
q il therefore thought that 1t must nave
heen carried across the country in wagon
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SAMPLE ERCHAHT ARREsTED.-George
l.. Golfer, sample-merchant from fhii1-
delpbia, was arrested in this city saturday
for selling goods by sample without q IL
cense. He was arrested by Officer Swee-
new and taken to the Second police station,
where be was baIled for bis appearance ~
court to-day.
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HllsiingS CO'at.-The Hastings Court
vas engaged Saturday afternoon IN trying
she ease OF George Smith, charged VITA un-
'awfully dealrg in ra@road iron. . wa,
neiny heard " when this report closed Satur.
llav night.
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CONGRESS WArER.-its snperiority ss '',. oa's'.,
t,c aod Alternative consists In Its entire freedom
from everything bitter acid crude that produces
headache. internal soreness. and tends to destroy
The wueou, membrane. Al minerai waters thas AIS
,anwerous irrian,, may be known BY an ae'd aver
! taste.
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OLD DOMINIclS RYE WHasRET cts6t y sys sld
=. U SELECT RYE WHIsKEI;
" MONTI-DsE" " RYE WHIsIcEY;
P" ALLECHASE RYE MHI-RE1;
MIKE IARsAS~ RYE NnfSKKr;
EMPIRE" I9URBON WIusKEY;
~INGLEsIDar BOURBON wHIssEY;
" WILSON D. BoURBON WHISSEr;
UENNEsSH and MARTBLL BRANDY;
DUFF GnaD0N and other sHERRIES.
The above brand. are for sale by ". ID, hEA!R z
"a at nxa,-fate Iriccs.
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SALE OF BRIGmr TOBACCos AT CENTRE
WAREHOUSE -S,es.rs. HILL. sKINKER WAT
Kfss will sell on WEDNESDAY the 21th instant
about seyenty-dye tierces Of YELLOW TOBACCO
all planters crops from Buncomo cousty' \. c.
embracing a full assortment OF wrappers, nlers,
and smokers. This sale. nave no doubt, viii at
tract many obacco. buyers.
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VESSELS CLEARED.-During the past week
only two foreign yessel ls cleared IRON lhe
cu,tom-house. One had cargo OF Z'0UO
barrels OF -four, valued at SO, lj3, ana the
other 2,476 barrels OF flour, valued al SlS',
G9i. The former cleared for England ana
the htter for Brazil, South America.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-23

LOCKED UP.-Minor Harris (colored) was
arrested and locked upin the Second ponce
station Saturday night, charged with draw
ing a pistol on and threatening. to shoot
Charles Tinsley. lie will have bearing at
the Police Court this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-23

The PENIrEN1iARY SPsING LoT.-The
decision OF the SupreRe Court rendered
Friday est .blsbes the title OF the state 10
the whole square OF ground in The western
portion o | the city known as the peniten'
tiary-spr ing lot. One fourth OF 1t was
claimed by 4 gentleman (J. NJ. ioddln
Esq.) V tho purchased from one whose tIti'
WAS ~ V,Quired at tax sale.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-23

The Sons Of ToH.-Old Dominion Union,
No. /, OF the Amalgamated Iron. aud Steel
workers Union, bad an interesting meet
ino at Odd.FeIlOws' Hall saturday night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-23

Don I kFhLIF VII tt w 7 'Flfi
-Four teeiI ssre renewed ls oGr nahs~ih,y might
not need constant cEre. Bu, Rgth DOM repeat
themselye, uter childhood. Tae proper thing to-
do Is to use Bz0D0Er white prvserrss tseis health
and lean!Y. Il nerar thlIs.