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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-08
Brief nInrs on Manners and Etiquette.

lady who goes into society with the
simple wish 10 please and be pleased gen
orally succeeds in both objects. She who
wishes to be welcome in society, must ex-
tlnguisb in herself the desire Of "showjnp
oil. To dress in more costly style than
the majority Of the company can afford. is
not in keeping with the canons of good
taste or breeding but TO be Indifferent 10
dress IL usually mark Of excessive vanity
AS though one would say, 81 am CHARM
ing enough without the aid Of outward
adornments." The usual forms Of ctiuuette
are the safeguards against impertinence,
and II Is therefore best, in miscellaneous
company, 10 observe them punctiliously.
To be perfectly polite is is only necessary
70 be perfectly considerate and iust-to
conform 10 the golden rule-to render all
thclr due respect, courtesy, and attention.
10 acquire elegance Of manner, observe
those who possess IT, and divine their sec
ret; self-pOssession is half the battle-a
good heart and little practice will do the
rest The most graceful thing person
can do Ia company, is TO pay attention 10
those who are least likely 10 have attention
that Is, those whose friendship does not
confer honor, nor their conversation pleas
ure Aiiectation is the bane of social in
tercouBo; all who would really please.
must avoid j; entirely.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-08

"A man living at tRimmersburg, Pa,
Is the father OF thirty-four children,
twenty Of whom are living, nine were
burned 70 death At Que time.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-08

The elevated railroads I'm New
York, Of which there are now four
lines, carry ls7 500 passengers daily at
an sverags price Of eT cents each.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-08

The exports from Boston I'm 1879
exceeded considerably the sum Of SI,-
0OO,0O per week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-12
Eiremen's Reunion.

RICHMOND, January 10, 1880.
At a Joint meeting OF the members OF
Company No. /, Hook-and Ladder, and
Steamer No. 3, Richmond Fire Department,
it was unanimously
ReSolued. That we return our most sim
cere thanks 10 those Of our friends, and
most especially to Mrs. Thomas Nowlan,
Mrs. NJ. Il. Phillips, Mrs. Ellis Abram, Mrs.
Ed. Cummips, Mrs. G. w. Lee, Mrs. II.
Burlington, Mrs. w. +. Moore, Mr.. Ed.
Jennings. Mr. John Laird (florist), Mr.. A..
Pizzini, Jr., and others, for the timely
n nd substantial aid rendered us in the pre-
D. Tation Of the repast at our rednioD, Jan
ma. ~ 8, 1880, and do assure them that should
the ' be so unfortunate as TO require our
aid U the hour OF danger that we will be
ever ready TO rescue their lives and pro-
perty from the flames.
We respectfully subscribe ourselves,
MILES Il. PHILLIPS (ForemaDl
AZ. +. MINOR (Foreman),
j. OSCAR GOODS (Engineerl
Committee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-12
SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.
PRPslA. AND SICK HEADACHE.

Pain 10 lie right side, under the ,ge Of the ribs,
Increases or pressure; sometimes the pain IS In the
Ell side; the patient is rarely able to le the left
side: sometimes the pain Is felt under the shoulder
blade, and 1t frequently extends to the top OF the
shoulder aGd Is sometimes mistaken for rheuma-
t;sm IN The arm The stomach Is affe ted with loss
Of appetite aud sickness The bowels iu general are
eosiiye. sometimes alternative with lax; the head is
troubled With pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
sensation In the back part. There is generally a
considerable loss Of memory. accompanied with a
painful sersatiou OF having Jeff undone something
which ought 20 have been done. SngnI, dry cough
is sometimes an attendant. The patient complains
OF weariness and debility he is easily startled, his
eei are cold or Enrning, and he complains of
prickly sensation &C. the skin his spirits low;
and although he Is satisfied that exercise would be
beneficial TO him, yet he can scarcely summon up
fortitude enough 20 try II. 10 fact he diststs every
remedy. Several Of the above symptoms attend The
disease, but eases have occurred where few OF
hem existed, yet examination OF the boay after
death hss shown ule LIVER to have been extensive
) deransed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-12

FAMILY MARKETTNs-RETAH PRTcEs.-
The following were the prevailing prices
for family marketing on Saturday:
Beef, 8 TO 124c. per pound; mutton, l0c.
per pound; chops, 10 10 124c. per pound A;
Teai. 10 to ljc. per pound; pork, lOc. per
round; sausage, 10c. per pound; smoked
sausage. l0c. per pound; bacon, lOc. per
pound: middling and shoulder, s to lOc.
Der pound: chpped beef. 2jc. per pound
beef-tongue, 14c. per pound; liver, Zoe. per
pound; chklinS, Sc. per pound; trlpe, Sc.
per pound.
F63rLs and Butter, dc Live chickens. p
to 3Jc. apiece, or S3 TO 81 per dozen ;
dressed chickens, 125 TO 1G3c. per pound ;
live turkeys, 81 10 $3.50 apiece; dressed
turkeys, 1G3 to 2jc. per pound; live ducks,
- to S0c. apiece; dressed ducks. ID to zoe.
per pound; live geese, 75c. TO 81 apiece !;
dressed geese. 10 to 123c. per pound; !;
squads, - 10 zoe. pair all fowls are scarce
and very high, Lut Fry large demand; I;
squirrels, ) TO lQc. apiece; old hares, 20 TO
2jc. apiece; egg, - to 163c. per dozen: :
lard, 10c. per pound; buti'er, ID to 3Oe per
pound-choce, SOC. sweet milk. Sc. per
quart, or 2jc. per gallon; butlermllk, 4c.
per quart. or l5c. per gallon.
Vegetables. Cabbagcs, 3 to Sc. per head;
SMtct pOtdlbtc, lti -
per peck Irish potatoes, 15c. p er halI-peck,
or 25c. per peck; carrots, 10c. per dozen;
satisfy, Sc. per bunch; parsnip 3, 1Oc. per
dozen; beets, 1Oc. per dozen; mons, &c;
per quart, or 25c. per half-pet x !; dried
beans, sc. per quart; white beans, Sc. per
quart; dried blackeye peas, sc. per quart;
celery, l0e. per bunch; celery-rOots, three
for 10c. turnip-salad, 1jc. per peck; Eaie-
salad, Zoe. per peck.
Fish and Gdme.-Perch, 20c. per bu. 1ch;
alewives, 15 to 20c. per bunch catfish. toc.
per bunch; oysters, 75c. to Sl.25 and 81 'o0
per gallon; ducks (Malard), 75c. to 81 4
pair.
FruitS.-Green apples, 2Oc. per half-peck.
or 40c. per peck; dried apples. 5 to &c. per
pound; dried pears, 10c. per pound; dried |
peaches, 10 TO l5c. per pound; cranberries,
l0c. per quart; oranges, 80 to 35c. per
dozen lemons, zoe. per dozen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-12
A DOWNTOWN MERCHANT. hay.


n ing pas ed several ,eepess nights, disturbed by
The aeonies and cries of a surering child, and be-
coming convinced kat MRS. WIkSLOW'S SOOTit
ING SYRUP was Just The article needed, procured
A suDply for IN ck.ld. On reaching home and ac-
auatniing bis wife " IA whot be had done, she re-
fused 10 have II Administered to the child. as she
was strongly in favor or ilomGCPa hy. That nght
the child passed in Suffering, and he parents "iih-
out sleep. Returning home tie lay following The
father found the Olby - u worse; and while eou-
ternplating another 6l.sp'ess ui,ht, the mother
stepped from the room 20 attend 30 some dom-stc
dulles, and left the fa;her win he chfd' During
her absence he admin tsftd portion OF ne
Soothing syrup 10 The BABY AM SAID nothing
That night all bzrds slept well and ihe nae iell""
awoke In the morning bright aud happy. The
mother was delighted with the sadden and wonder
ful change. ard although al first Offended at the de-
cepti0n praciiced upon her. has coH'inued tc zee
the syrup. and suffering, cry Dg Dabie aud restless
nights have disappeared. s!ugie trial of the
Syrup never yet failed to r.Iieye o.e baby aud
overcome the preJudicss Of the mother sold b' all
drusglsis 25 cents bottle. Ja7.eodlw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-12

A NEW DEPARTURE.-Rc cOgnizing the
generally acknowledged fact that west
ward the course OF empire takes its way"
Richmond's time-hOnored cIOthers, Messrs.
+. b. Spence & Son, have moved from the
sold corner store" at Fourteenth and
Main streets. where they have for thirty
seven years conducted q business renowned
for it, honesty and integrity, TO No. 903
Main street. They will doubtless be sadly
missed from neighborhoOd where the
father and then father and sons have tOlled
so energeticaly in building up business
that has proved equally crediiable to them
and their city. But they are sagaclous mer-
chants. and even il the advantages Of this
"new departure" " were not apparent, we
would be ready to endorse their Judgment.
Aside from its advantageous position, the
handsome new front Of their establishment
near the corner OF Ninth street is very at
tractive, and adds much to the beauty OF
that part OF Main street. The store is light,
airy, and commodious, and we wish the old
firm many days of prosperity in Their new
quarters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-12

INTERESTING LECTURES BEFORE THE
GoUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssoCIATIoN-PRO-
FEssoR WINSTON ON AsTRoNOMY.-P
sor G. ii. Winston, OF Richmond College.
has consented to deliver series OF lectures
on Astronomy before the Young Men's
Christian Association, commencing Tues
day, January Goth. These lectures will be
illustrated by the magic lantern, diagrams,
and In other ways, 10 make them attractive.
Professor Winston is one OF our most ac-
complished citizens, and rs he has for many
years made the subject study, and is, be-
sides, specially distinguished for his sue
cess in presenting whatever he undertakes
TO teach in The most pleasing and attractive
manner. our people may wen congratulate
themselves upon the opportunity they will
have for becoming better acquainted with
this branch OF science.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-12

Mr.. REDPORD's BENEFIT.-TO.night Pima
fore will be again presented by the Amateur
Opera Company for the benefit OF Mf. John
ID. RedfOrd. This opera has never yet failed
10 bill The house, whether given for the pur-
pose Of paying debts Or for that Oi charity.
But no one should look upon this as any
thing but 2 duty-a simple acknowledge
ment Of the many and cheerful services rem
dered by Mr.. Redford to every church and
to every worthy object TO which he could
contribute In any way. Let our people
show their appreciation by crowding the
hall tonight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-12
AUCTION SALES THsS DAY.

FRANK J. SAMPSON, IL NJ, commissioners 'se
Of land M Chesterfield county.
WILLIAM WALSH, Deputy sberig IL A. NJ. at
UenricO county courthouse 6OO gallons home
made wine, WAGON, carte. dog cart, aud one
horse.
]. THOMPSON PROWH, IL M. trustees sale q
four brick stores, with dwellings above. on Four.
tenth street between main add Franklin, oDpo-
site rxch Ange IiottL
CHAFFlN. STAPLES 60, IL ~, IN front Of
Henrico county cOurt-house farm OF 227 acres
on the CraigtOn TO ID four miles nom Rich
mOnd.
X. 5. ANDERSON son, 10 A. u. groceries, &c.
I. L. WHITING, High Constable, 10 A. M., farni-
ture. organ, &c.
JNO. r.. LAUGHr0N, JR, g p. W., at Dos Mail
street, gentleneu's, ladies', and eh idren's shoe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-12

BOwERs-THOMPsON COMBINATION.-On the
18th, 10Th. and 18th the Bowers Thompson
Combination will appear at the Theatre.
They play "Lady Jane Grey" "COurt and
Stage" and " IIunchback."
"Of Miss Thompson as Nell Gwynne in
Court and Stage it is impossible to say
anything in cOmmendation that would not
fall far short OF her due. 1t IS one Of those
mischevOus, joyous parts in which she
is peculiarly adapted, and in which she
is coniessedly preemineut. Tho lrrah.,"-
ioviUg, ueyi-niay.carc favOrite OF Charles
II. is photographed in Miss Thompson,
and she portrays the sudden changes
Of mood that characterized this wick
eldest and kindcst Of coquettes with con-
summate art. One OF these scenes is a
lem in Itself, and illustrates the perfect
mastery OF her role that Miss Thompson
has achieved. II is when Nell has brought
about a reconciliation between Frances
Stuart and the Duke Of Richmond, and
through her means they are provided with
a clergyman, and walk into an adjoining
apartment TO be married, while she keeps
guard outside. With all the curiosity OF a
spoiled child, Nell deserts her watch, and,
running to the door, peeps eleefully in on
the wedding party. At the moment there
comes over her full sense OF her own con-
diton; that queen it as she might, her
reign must end with the freshness OF her
beauty, and she could never know the love
Of an honest man. With the quicknesS OF
thought the smile on her face is gone, and
the gay cOquette sinks to the floor 4
stricken, despairing woman. This sudden
transition is very difficult piece OF acting
and single error would be fatal 10 1t.
effect upon the audience, but the genius OF
Miss Thompson make what might have beer
her weakest scene her masterpiece"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-12
MANCMEsTER AND VICINITY.

Charged Nth Arson. Mary Jane Brown
(colored) was arrested In Chesterfield county
several days ago charged with burning the
house OF Dabney Loving tcolored), in Md
lothian district near Beliona Arsenal. From
the facts in the case 1t seems that the ac-
cused, who lives near Loving's house, had
a difficulty abont ten days ago with Loving's
wife, who is her step-daughter. IL il al
legged that the accused also threatened to
burn down the house TO get rid Of
this woman, whom she had not been
on good terms with for a long time.
About week after this difficulty occurred
Loving and his family left the house to at.
tend fair which was going on In the vicin-
ity. While they were away from home the
house was destroyed by fire. Upon return.
ing and finding the dwelling in ashes they
at once suspected Mary Brown Of the crime.
She was carried before n magistrate in the
neighborhood, and upon examination was
sent on to the County Court for trial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-12

Brief NemS.-Mr. Watkins Taylor. Of
Chesterfield. who, il will be remembered,
was badly injured by fall into an ice.house
several days ago, is slowly improving.
The Chesterfield County Court will begin
its January term to-day.
Next Friday night will be regular meet
ing-night Of the City Council. Several Of
the Council committees are expected to
meet during the week.
The Magistrates Court will again be in
session tomorrow morning to try civil
warrants. Justice Perdue will preside.
Cers'ey's Hall, on Thirteenth and Hull
streets, has been fitted up recently for
amusement purposes. This is the only hall
Of the kind in the city.
A railing is greatly needed on lower Hull
street at the canal bridge. AT night it is
very dangerous. Persons unacquainted
with the place might walk into the canal.
The Mayors Court averages one criminal
case week. This speaks well for the citi-
zens Of the place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-12

The IRISH RELIEF FUSD.-Mr. Thomas
Potts. treasurer OF the Irish Relief Society,
reports the amount in hand Saturday eve
ming at 81, ,12O.79. The majority Of the COL
lectors have not yet made any returns, al
though enough is known TO justify the be-
lief that the fund aggregates between $1,000
and $1,000. Mr.. Potts acknowledges the
receipt Saturday by mail Of 81 from "a
Friend" in Danyille. 1t is hoped the ap-
peal for aid will touch the hearts OF many
people throughout the State, and That MT.
Potts will be flooded with remittances
during the coming week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-12
THE DY-SNATCHING.
The Counctl Committee on Cemeteries
Investigating the subject.

THE FIRST SESSION OF THE COMMITTEE
HELD ON sATURDAY-HOw THE SUBJECT
WAS NTRoDUCED-MR. SMITH, THE
KEEPER AT OAKwOoD, EXAMINED-wHAT
THE RECORD SHOws-MR. SMITHS STATE
MENTs-DUTIEs OF KEEPERs-NUMBER
OF BODIES TAKEN-THE nERALD's sUG.
GESTIONS, &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-12
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

The genuine are never sugar-cOated.
Every box has a red wax seal on the lid, with the
Impression DR. MCLANE's LIVER PILLS.
TIE genuine MClASE's LIVER PILLS bear the
signatures Of {. MCLANE and FLEMING BROS. on
the wrappers.
inssl upon having the genuine Or. c. MCLANE's
LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros, Of
Pittsburgh Pa, the market being full of limitations
81 The name McLASE. spelled differently but same
pronunciation. my 2-deowly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-12
,rrous OF A TORPID LIVER,
a,urrs PILLS

,.,,.o,,,c. Bowels Cosiive; Pain 's the
LOS ., Nm sensation In the back parts Pain
Head ~iu sS~,,.srr. ri ade; FullncSs After Eating,
uHSer tne zion 70 cxer,ion OF body or mind; ;
with ~ Trmpcr; Low Spirits. With feeling
Irri'ao'n' o,scrted some duty; wearncss, DizS'-
Of hA,ns se a, the Heart, Dots Before the Eyes,
sess ~, readaehs generally over the right
Yellow sss- .,,s,ocss. with atfai drea@s; Highly
Coorca pr'oe' ,os APP ,-SprrpEp sr.
II RIous DISEASES WILL SOON
RE DEvELopED.
-.,-s PILLS are especially sdspted to srch
1''' -. a,s, effects sncb change OF feel'sg IS
,o,pnl.a ,he'aherer'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-12

The GRANITE INSURANCE COMPANY RE-
THING FROM BUSINESS. Granite In
suraDce Company has reinsured It's en-
tire business In the Connecticut Flre-In-
surance Company OF Hartford-an arrange
ment In every way satisfactory TO the pol.
icy.holders, who are thus afforded the pro-
lection Of one Of the oldest, strongest, and
best fre-Insurance companies in the United
States.
The State agency OF the Connecticut has
been placed with Messrs. Peyton & SIM
ton, late officers oil the Granite, whose ex-
perence and reputation eminently qualify
them for the successful management OF this
trust.
The following from the Hartford Times
concerning the Connecticut is OF interest in
this connection:
"The Connecticut Fire.Insurarce Direc-
tors this afternoon declared a 8 per cent.
dividend. The company makes handsome
showing Of business for the year 1870, its
solid condition being fully attested by the
figures OF its fifty-nnth semi-annual state
ment. The total assets are S1,4S3, ,4S0, and
It's liabilities, including losses and reinsu-
rance, S273,S17. The business OF the past
SIX months bas been more profitable than
during the first bali Of the year. Since the
July dividend Of $4,000 the profits foot up
SS5, ,0S4, and for the year S1H,S98, and show
gain in premium receipts for six months
OF 1854 per cent, and for the year Of 16 ca
per cent. The company. after increasing
the reinsurance reserve SIS. 900 and making
dividend Of $4,000, adds $50, 0,00Ofto sur.
plus. The total income for six months was
S266,977, and the expenditures, including
losses but excluding dividends, S152,69S.
"The year 1879 has been characterized
by marked revival OF business prosperity,
which has extended to every department OF
trade and 10 all our insurance companies.
No company, we are pleased TO add, has
enjoyed any greater prosperity than the
sound old Connecticut, under its present
board OF directors, able officers. and eff
cient corps Of clerks and agents."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-12

CHECK STAMPs.-An unusual demand for
check stamps, from city and country, since
lst instant exhausted the stock on sale at
the Richmond post-otice before it could be
ren'enished, and u temporary "stamp fam
inc" " was the consequence for day or two
last week. The invoice OF large supply
was received Saturday, and ii is expected
that the sale OF stamps will be resumed this
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-12
AGCE AND FEVER.

DR.. {. MCLANE's LIVER PILLS, in cases o
AGUR AND FEVER, when taken with quinne. arc
productive OF the most happy results. No better
eahartc can be used preparatory TO or after taking
this disease to give them IA FAIR TRIAL.
Por all bilious arrangements. and as simple pur-
gatlye, they are unequalled.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-12

REVENUE CoLLECTIoNs.-The receipts o.
United States internal revenue for the weel
ending Saturday amounted to S25,2lS.93, a
follows: Monday, s5,07947; Tuesday
S3,529.59; Wednesday, S4,2S0.7S; Thurs
day, q, ,595.04: Friday, S3,334 05; Saturday
G3 h00
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-12

ROLL OF HoYOR AT THE HIGH SCHOOL,
The following Is list Of the pupils on the
roll Of honor at the Richmond HighSchool
for the past week: Senior Glass: Amelia
Brimmer. intermediate Class +. L. Dear
born, j. William Wills. Junior A Glass
None. Junior b Class: None. Attendance
for the week, SO per cent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-12

DEATH OF Mr.. NJ. l.. JACOBsON.-The re-
mains OF Mr.. NJ. l.. Jacobson, a former
resident Of Richmond, who died in Wash
ington, were brought to Richmond Sunday
and buried by the B'nai Birth at the jew
ish cemetery. a committee OF the Wash
ington lodge accompanied the remains.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-12

FLAG PRESENTATION.-'rho splendid flag
ordered by Captain N. L. Spotswood for
his company, the Guard OF the Common
wealth, was presented Saturday night. The
cOIH Dany formed ut their own armOry, and,
headed by band Of music, marched to the
regillental armory. There quite number
OF tseir friends, including some thirty or
fo,1 1y ladies, were awaiting the ceremonies.
Tbs company having been drawn up IN
line, Senator John W. Daniel made the pre-
sent atom speech-one OF his best efforts, III
a field where he eXcel>.
Colonel JOHN b. Purcell-the first captain
Of th Q aiuard OF the Commonwealth-on
behalf o. the company, received the flag
from the hands OF Major Daniel. Both gen
tlcmen spoke handsomely OF the donor,
Captain SpotsW OOd, who Is peculiarly sac-
eessfui in ieepi ,g the military spirit active
in the breasts OF his soldiers, and who has a
command which for character and acquire
mens in drill is Xceiled by few in all this
broad land.
After the speecl les the company (under
command OF Lieutt nant Barksdale) and in
yited guests went to the .company's armoIy,
where refreshments were served and the
evening passed in soc talStyle.
The following is az esc,lption OF tue nag
Front flag blue silk ; 'huymla-ttc oem-
per IyT0hntS-ln WIN u Siih neii'Vt Soi"
color; fair hair, matt IaI color; 'chaln-;
armor, silver silk; @it leather goid
gloves yellow leather; sword steet; coat
dark silk chenille; all OF pameht, on prinor
coat in gold-cOlored silk ;ISSS hesu-coioi
boots leather. KNIGHT p'late armOr III
steeI-coloreJ silk. aII Gnaments gold
oolored eiIlr. coat bIsck ten;lle chains
,,nci in, aTmor in cold. background Of
3ou,ors DotnraI coIorc siIk chenille. Re
49, =, Scoriet sijE Te,to rs white silk
filing of principal, purple; s''es n'' IA ~
,Olor; berries natural color.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-12

CARPETS can be had at LEVY BROTHERS To-
DAY at less money than the manufacturers Will Ssl
them for. There has been an advance of 40 per
cent in the prices OF Carpets. LEVY BROTHERS
continue to sell them at Old prices They also Offer
large stock OF DRUGGETS, CRUMB-CLOTHS
RUGS, and MATS very cheap. A small lot of MAT
TING at last seasons price.
Remember the CLoAKs, DoLAANs, and CIRCU
LARS are now being sold at and below cost, and
that BLANKETS can be had very cheap at LEVY
BROTHERS,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-12
CONSTIPATION.

-. v,,h regularity Of the bowels car perfect
W =. .,,oves. II tie constipation isof recent
h''''" - do>e Of TUFTS PILLS win suffice,
q u has become hssiioai one pill should be
- ,,,,, night, gradually lesscninr the fre-
49, os,se scse until regular daig movement
'''..,-oa - ~hieh viii soon follow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-12

INSTALLATION OF OfFIcERs.-At Odd
Fellows Hall, corner Mayo and Franklin
streets, on Wednesday night at O'Clock,
January 14tb, the Chiefs OF Pocahontas
Tribe, No. IA, will be publicly installed.