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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-28
LOCAL MATTERS.

personal. AND POLlTICAL.-The House
Committee for schools and Colleges have
fixed on the 3l>t OF the present month for
the consideration OF the Blacksburg-C college
matters. and have extended in invitation 10
all persons interested To be present at \.
VI. in the Office OF the Commissioner Of
Agriculture.
The House Committee on Finance (Nlr.
MoiIett chairman) will commence the con-
,ideratiOn Of pubic-debt bills and resOIu-
tiOns OH ThurGay. 5lh OF FL ohruaiy.
Yesterday. in the House, among the bills
ordered to a third reading was ga bill to
Incorporate the Grand Council Of the An
cient Order Of Sons and Daughtes, Brothers
and Sisters OF Moses, in the United states
Of America aud the World at Large" Mr..
Gibson, Of Culpeper, moved 10 amend by
striking out " the world at large" and to
insert after the word "Sisiers" the words
" and his cousins and his auntS." AT the
request OF the patron OF the bin, Mr.. MusE-
bach. he withdrew the amendment.
Mr.. Riddleberger has offered a bill Gin
relation TO changing PERSONS name.' 1t
doesn't apply to Young ladies. They are at
liberty 10 pursue the old plan.
Nothing has been done, it seems, in exc
cution of the order Of the House TO secure
proper ventilation # 'heir bail. 1t l. pity
that the House being willing TO pay the
expense, nobody can suggest an accepia-
bic plan. Where are our architects and
practical builders?
Both houses OF the General Assembly
have passed the resolution authorizing the
Auditor to borrow 100000 to pay arrear-
ages to the asylumS, expenses OF the Gene
raj Assembly, &c.
10 bo IN i'm a6 hV n
striking rendltions Of the youthful actor
Paudng will be gratfied to know that
sketch OF his life, prepared by Mr.. Il. A.
Brock, will appear IN the next issue OF the
.Stdndard.
The Religious Herdid, speaking Of the
lynching at WarrentOn, says the act OF
the desperadOes was such an outrage as to
pale into insignlfcance the felony OF the
negro"
Captain George ID. Wise, Representing
one view OF the Sunday-liQuOr question,
and Messrs. Robert Stiles and j. T. Ely
son, representing another, were before The
Senate Committee Yesterday.
Rev. DIR. Jeter was much better yester-
day.
Mr. Henry presented bill in the Senate
Yesterday to incorporate the Downey Hos
pital for the sick OF Richmond, and is pro-
jected through the generosity OF Mr. Mark
Downcy, pubic-spirited citizen Of Rich
mond Theincorporators are Mark Downey,
Lewis Giuter, Parker Campbell, John Dun
lop, John II. Montague, John f. Allen, and
Samuel Sinton. The act of incorporation
provides for the holding Of real estate, and
conferS such privileges and franchises as
are usually allowed 20 like corporations and
institutions.
We are requested TO state that &" William
II. Mann, OF NOttOway county, and Colo
mel William Baskerville, OF Mecklenbur@,
were nominated in caucus by George b.
Smith, OF Lunenburg, for the judgeship OF
their respective counties, and were earn
eStly supported by Messrs. Smith. OF the
House, and Wilcox, Of the Senate"
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The Famine In Ireland.

The following letter in relation to the
destitution and famine in some portions OF
Ireland has just been received by Bishop
Keane:
SLIGO, IRELAND, January II, 1880.
RigLt Reu. DR.. Kedne:
My Dear Lord,-It becomes my urgent
duty TO make known to your lordsbip, and,
through your favor, to the clergy and the
faithful Of your diocese, the desiltution
which now unhappily prevails in every
parish OF this diocese OF Elphin, and which
every day assumes more alarming proper
tions. During the lat four years OF agrl-
cultural depression our people gradually
lost their means and fell into debt; and
within the year which has just closed tue
failure Of crops, the exceptional deprecia-
ton Of live stock OF every kind, and the
great mortality in cattle and sheep reduced
the great majority OF the tenant class to eX'
treme poverty. At the present momeL
they have neither money nor credit, no, Tho
coarsest food to support life. The lev wet
unwhocsome potatoes saved fsom thu
blighted crop OF last year are now con
sumed. For weeks past very many OF tht
poor have sold or pawned their last articles
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PrP>lA, AND SICK HEADACHE.
SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.

Pain in the right side. under the edge Of he ribs,
Increases on pressure; sometimes the pain IS In the
Ell side; the patient IS rarely able TO lie on the left
side: sometimes the pain Is felt under The shoulder
Blade. and IL frequently extends to the top of the
shonlder and IS sometimes mistaken for rheuma-
a.m IN the arm. The stomach is affected with 10.
o. appctie aud sickness; the bowels in general are
eo.tiye. sometimes alternative with lax; the head Is
troubled with pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
rtnsa,ion In the back part. There is generallys a
considerable loss Of memory, accompanied with
painful sensation Of having ieft undOne something
which ousAi 10 have been done. sngnt, dry cough
Is sometime an attendant. The patient complains
Of weariucss and debility he is easily startled, his
Ell are cold or burning, and he complains OF
prcky sensation Of the skin; his spirits are low; ;
aud although he is satisfied that exercise would be
beneficial 10 him, yet be can scarcely summon up
fortude enough 10 try IT, Ia fact. he disrlsts every
remedy. several Of tie above symptoms attend the
disease. but cases have occurred where few OF
hem existed, set examination Of the body after
death hs. shown the LIVER 10 have been extensive
dtFaused.
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SERIOUS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS morning
between and 8 O'Clock Henry Temple (co-
lored) was badly injured while attempting
to Jump from car Oh the Chesapeake and
ONO railroad. He boarded the car at the
shops. beyond the city, to ride to his home,
near Eighteenth street. Upon reaching the
depot, aud when attempting to jump from
the car, his coat by some means was caught
in the car, causing him to fall upon the
track. His right shoulder was disloc 'ted,
and both bones OF the left and the small
bones OF the right leg were broken by the
car running against him. The city ambu-
lance was sent for and conveyed him to the
Retreat for the Sick.
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Z N0RrUARY REPORT for the week ending
January a, 1880!
Cause of Death Casualty, | colored !;
CONSUMPTION, while. 2 colored; dropsy, 1
colored; fever ityphoid), white. 2 colored; !;
hemorrbage-from lungs. white; hydro
cephaus, white, I coIored; infanticide,
white; inianiIe lcckiaw, 1colored; maras-
mus, | white; meningitis, ] white; old
age, c0lorcd; pneumonia, 2 coIored; pre-
mature birth. co!ored; unknown, col
ored. Whole number OF deaths in the city.
exclusive OF still-births. %. Age: One day
to thirty, 1 white, ) colored- total, 6; one
month to.siy. colored; one year 10 three,
. White. 3 colOred-toiaI, 5; thiee years TO
five, white; five years to ten, ! colored;
ten years 10 twenty, white, colorcd-to-
tai, 2; twenty years to thirty. white. col
ored total, 81 thirty years to forty, col
ored; fifty Years TO sixty, = white. | color
ed-iotal, 3; seventy years TO eighty, col
ored; eighty years TO ninety, | cOored.
Condition: Single, white, ] cOlored-to-
tai, 10; married. | white, 3 colOred-total.
4 widowers, 1 colored; widows. colored
Nativity: Richmond, IS; other parts Of the
United States, 9; unknown, |. L0cdity:
Marshall Ward, white; Madison Ward, 2
white. colored-tota. 3; Monroe Ward.
cOlorcd; Clay Ward, white, colored-
total, 6; Jackson Ward, white, 8 colored-
total, 10; almshouse, 3 cOlored.
yrpruTy %oprArtTv
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IMPORTANT CONTRACT FOR A SUPPLY OF
WATER FOR THE CITY.-After prolonged
negotiations, extending through many
months, the city yesterday concluded con-
tract with the James River and Kanawha
Company, under which it is believed an
ample supply OF wafer will be secured for
all hefulure necessities Of the city. 1t con-
templates the raising Of Bosher's dam, the
widening and deepening the canal on the
level between the dam and the three-mile
locks, and the erection CT pumps at suitable
place on this level. As the contract Is ap-
proved by the chairman OF the Committee
on Water, by the City Engineer, the Altor.
ney for the city, and the representatives OF
the city in the canal company, it is presumed
that all the interests OF the city have been
carefully guarded in the contract. 1t is Ger.
tain that the city has obtained all it asked
for. 1t only remains for the City Council to
confirm the contract.
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A Bad Tenant. days ago negro
named John johnson went 10 the house OF
Anna Brown (coIored. in the upper part OF
the city, and requested her to rent him a
room in the house. This was done, and on
Monday Anna bad occasion to leave nome
for several hours, but before going LEFT the
house in charge OF johnson. Upon return
ing she discovered that the new tenant bad
absconded with all OF her household goods.
They were sold by johnson at innk-shop
in this city, where they were afterwards
found. johnson LETT for Richmond after
obtaining the money for the goods, and 30
far has eluded arrest.
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TT. TyT~'s -'s,.S.
TrTT'S PULLS
sv,proNs OF A TORPID Liver.

to,. of Appetite Bowels U0s.ve, & IAN " ps1" sdo
uesd with dali sensation N ,os. ,ne ""S ,npr Ts,lnc
Jhr'' ,''sac,,o.,,on 10 cxeriion Of body or mind
WI" ~ Ttmper: Low Spirits with feeling
Irn'Sy,,' ',',g,cc,ed some duty: WcarineSs' DiHh-
OF hA's \, the Heart, Dots Before the Eyes'
nesS 'I sin. headache generally over The right
ie.'T p.,,,e.sncss, with Gifh dreams; highly
Colorcd Urine ,,>.,,rvnvn or
i nv, v,o,.s DISEASES WILL SOON
RI DEVELOPED.
rrrrs PILLS arc especially adapted to such
- a.. Aces such a change Of feeling as
to.aonish The sufferer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-28

BANK on BROAD STREET.-Messrs. Will
liam f. TAYLOR, late First Auditor, and
james Mcdonald, late Secretary Of the Com-
monwealth, have undertaken to raise The
stock necessary for the establishment Of a
bank on Broad street. They have the en-
couragemcnt Of many Of the principal busi-
ness-men OF that apidly-improying street,
as well as elsewhere IN the city. A charter
has been prepared, omDodying banking,
savings. and inSu ance privileges, and con-
forming generally in It's provisions TO the
plan OF the Richmond Banking and In
surance Company. Such an institution I'm
der the auspices Of men OF the standing and
large experience OF Messrs. Taylor and Me-
Donald sill command large share OF pub.
lie patronage from all parts Of the State and
must result in profitable returns to It's
stockholders.
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

The genuine are never sugar.cOated.
Every box has a red wax seal on the lid, with the
Impression Or. McLANE's LIVER PILLS.
The genuine MCLANE's LIVER PILLS bear the
signatures Of {. MCLAHE and FLEMING BROS. on
Tie wrappers
lnsst upon having the genuine DIR. c. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros, OF
Pittsburgh, pa, the market being full of limitations
81 he name McLANE, spelled differently but same
pronunciation. nay -deOwly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-28

PROFESSOR WINsTON's LECTURE or THE
"FIXED STARS. .'-AsSOciation Hall was
crowded TO its utmost capacity last night
by an audience OF our most cultivated peo-
pie 10 hear Professor {. II. WinSton's Sc
cond OF bis course OF lectures on astrOno-
my. HIS subject was the "FiXed stars"
and wGS treated in mar ncr tnat at once
delighted ard Instructed his audience.
These lectures grow in interest, and those
who have failed to attend have lost much
information thai was most pleasantly i'm
parted by one Of the most accomplished lee
tuiers that the Young Mems Christian AS
socialion have ever given our people the
opportunity OF hearing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-28

Brief Heas.-A meeting OF the CITY
Schpcl Board was held Yesterday aiteihoon
IN the nubllc-school building. Nothing OF
aly special importance was Gone. e., ,ha
Mr.. Burns Beattie has purcUaseu 'u9
Brooks stage line between Manches'ca 1ua luz
Richmond, and will run boih lines Oh 'ne
usual schedule. u ,or
A negro man was ariesou aonua, ro'
setting fire to teld near tue Guy, anu 10 .n'
brought before the Mayors court1 Du. ~
the absence Of sufficient PROOF pc was us
! charged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-28
rVHIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF
II Il NIfp.E

MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP Is the
prescription Of one Of the best ;emae physicians
aud nurses IN the United states, and has been used
for thirty years with ncyer-failing safety and
cess BY millions Of mothers and children, from the
feeble infant OF one week old TO the adult. II cor
reefs acidity of the stomach, relieves wind colo
regulates the bowels. and gives rest, health and COM
fort to mother and child. Ne belle IL the hest and
sule,t remedy In the world In all cases Of DYSEN-
TERY and DIARRHEA IN CHILDREN. whether
1t arises from ieething or from any other Full
directions for using win accompany each bottle,
None genuine unless the GIc-siniie Of CURTIS &
PERKINS /. on the OUTSIDE wrapp,r.
Sold by all medicine dealer. 20 cents bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-28

INDICATIONS FOR To.DAY.--Forth the Middle
States, threatening weather and rain, winds
generally from northeast 10 southeast, fall
ing barometer, slight changes in tempcra-
ture during the dav, but during Wednesday
night decidedly colder northerly to wester-
ly winds and rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic states, areas Of
rain, clearing in the southern portions, va
riabe winds, shifting 10 northwest and
southwest, slight changes in temperature,
and in the southern portions rising barome-
ter.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was rainy and
disagreeable.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY q A. NJ, 80 :;
Q A. NJ, 46; noon. 80; p. n, IS l..
NJ, So; midnight, 10.
Mean temperature, 80.
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The Concert Last Night.-The concert
last night for the benefit of tie irish snf-
ferers was great success. The concert-room
OF Cersley's Hall was crowded with FASH
enable audience. 4 very attractive pro-
gramme was executed in IN exceptionally
excellent manner, and all the performers
were the recipients OF deserved applause.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-28

CITY FRE-INsuRANCE COMPANY an-
nual meeting OF the stockholders OF this
company was held at the office OF the COM
pany yesterday afternoon. Colonel William
II. Palmer was called to the chair, and Il.
b. Meade, Esq, requested to act as secre-
tary. The annual report Of the Board OF
Directors and Secretary Meade's statement
Of the condition OF the company were read:
The Examining COmmittee-conslsling OF
Messrs. Peter w. Grubbs, William II. Pow
crs, ID. s. Woodbridge, and Colonel Clement
X. Barksdale-ma a very gratifying re-
port as to the condition of the company.
The old Board OF Directors and officers
were unanimously reelected for the ensuing
year.
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court NeicS.-The Hastings Court was
in session Yesterday, and was engaged in
trying civil matters. 1t will convene again
this morning.
John Short was before the Mayors Court
Yesterday for yagrancy. He was escorted
beyond the city limits by an officer and told
to seek other places.
Laura Maybe (c0lorcd) was also before
the Court charged with assaUlting Amanda
Haynes. This case was dismissed at re-
quest OF complainant.
Justices Gentry, Perdue, and Foster each
disposed Of some civil cases yesterday morn
ing.
The case OF Frank Johnson, who IS
charged with felOniOusIy stabbing with in
tent TO kill, will lie cl'led in the Mayors
Court to-day. This case will probably be
finally disposed OF in the HuStings Court
before that court aGiOurns for the term.
The Chesterfield County Court will meet
on the second Monday OF next month.
There is quite 4 large civil docket to be dis
posed OF.
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LIBERAL OFFERS TO AID THE Poor OF IRE
LAND. The Irish Relief Committee have
been considering whether contributions IN
money or -four would be most efectual IN
relieving the poor OF Ireland. Inc Guy
millers have offered to sell flour much be-
low the market price. Commodore Nc.
Cready has offered to take 1t on the Ola
Dominion Liue TO New York free Of cost.
The Cunard Line and Guion Line OF ocean
steamers offer 10 take 1t 10 Liverpool free,
and il eau be sent thence to the ports on
the west OF Ireland free. This liberality
on the part OF these steam lines will largely
increase the contributions from this State,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-28

OUR RFADER5 SHOULD BEAR ~ MIND THAT
DRY GOODS Of every description are advancing
rapidly in price. We noiice In the commercial
papers that there ~ an advance in some article or
articles eye,y day. Ne assure our readers tha, the
sooner they supply their wants fbe better II win be
for them. LEVY Br9THEgs DsVing the largest
store aud carrying the largest sleek IN this city,
were fortunate ia haylsz n large supply OF many
articles hat have advanced on bandS consequently
are enabled TO offer go0,s at lower yurcs than You
can fad them for elsewhere, aud at great sare ON
what you viii have TO pay Cor them IN lew weeks
hence.
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AGUE AND FEVER.

Or. c. McLANE's LIVER PILLS, in cases
AGuE AND FEVER. when taken with Quinnc, are
productive Of the most happy results. No better
eaharic can be used preparatory to after taking
quiulne We would advise all who are afflicted with
This Giscase 20 give them FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, aud AS a simple pur-
gsuve, they are unoqualled.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.-Waller rs.
Wallcr's administrator, DE. Argued by
Judge John \. Meredith for the appellant,
and B. ID. Peachy and William Gordon Ro-
bertson, E>qs., for the appelees, and SUBJ
mitted.
Corr Us. Porter and others. Argued by
A. ii. Sands, Esq, for defendant in error,
and submitted.
Il. d. Peachy. Esq, was allowed to prac-
tice rs counsel IN this court.
The Court again announced that the rule
requiring the counsel for each party 10 file
a statement OF the points intended to be in
sisted on, and the authorities in support
thereof, signed by tie counsel and printed
or written, and one copy delivered to each
judge before the argument commences, Will
be strictly enforced.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-28

The Beau. Monde Hop.-Afier The con-
cert last night cotiIloa Soirfe was given IN
the ballroom Of Cersley's Hall by some
Young gentlemen OF the Beau-Monde Cluo.
4 fun string-band lent is charms to the oc'
casion, and the enjoyment was at It's heiSnt
when this reUortCl0sed.
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STAG PISAFORE.- .-To-uight we are to have
the Amateur Stag Pinafore Company, OF
Petersburg, at the Theatre, and treat Is
promised. The company is composed, 1t Is
said, OF many OF the best young men OF the
Cockade city, who have good voices aud
determination to give creditable entertain
mcnt. There is, too, a full. rich chorus
In the company, numbering about thirty
voices. Seats may be secured atJohnstQps
or at the Theatre bcx-oltice,
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EvANGELINE TO.MORIOw.-To-mOrrow
NIGHT we are 10 have the Eyangeline troupe
at the Theatre. Last season the same COM
pany Appeared at Mozart Hall, and gave an
enjoyable and highly-amusing entertain
ment, IN which we saw nothing ObieclOna-
BILE. The opera, il it may be so termed. is
n native American production, and differ
ing widely from the naughty French article
which we know under the general name OF
opera boule. The text will not draw Il
blush to the check OF any. and there is no
trespassinG upon dangerous ground. Yet
there is nothing 80 sOrrowful or pathetic,
aud but little that is poetic in the histories
OF Rlce's " EyangeIine" and her Gabrielle.
The general effect of the performance is
bright and pleasing. The chief artistic sue
cess. however, is the imper>onation OF a
mysterious parsonage known as the Lone
Fisherman, delightfully."- droll and original,
and surely nothing better was ever done in
burcsquc than this creation. The original
music by Mr.. Rice is charming, and the
company whom he brings to represent tins
extravaganza is said TO be excellent.
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Editors DiSpqtch: Please allow ne space
70 say that TIE statement in your religious
notes" OF this morning that would preach
next Sunday on the subject OF "TeDpns" F"
is unauthorized and untrue.
Yours respectfully,
j. B. HAWTHORNE.
Iquu0rV - 1SS0
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CONSTIPATION.

o.,r with regularity of the bowels can perfect
"a. D. en,oyed. # the constipation is of recent
-. - ,c.,e dose Of TUFTS PILLS viii suffice
,y, n It Ia. become t'bi'n"l one pa should DC
-, ,g,rv nisht. gradually leSsenins the ne
80. -, ogtse dose uain REGULAR daily movement
,,o,,,ired Which viii soon follow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-28

THE MASON 3 HANLiy ORGAN CoxfxsY iaks
this method OF informing Iheir friends ans, custom
ers That the agency for their organs has en- Trans
ferred to tile wei-kBown hsuse OF JOSIAH Rys,sNp
CO., 9l3 Main street. Ricbn ond, Va. wss Will
keep the latest styles at factory prces.
MAsos & HAMLIs ORGAN COMPANY.
Jannafy "a. 1850.
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NJ. ELLYsoN " CO advert1ng agents, insert Sc Z.
vertsemerts ia all Of the newspapers of the Unite
StOes az publishers rates Orders left at the Dis
patch coCuting-roon viii receive prompt sliop'
ton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-28

When the lips arc dry or Scared.
When the teeth are dsrt or dln.
When the tongue Is hot and hard.
And fills The tainted mouth too full,
The magic sozoDoST suoply.
And all those ills before II nv.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-28

SEIZED WITH FITs.-Yesterday morning
about 10 O'Clock Mr.. Samuel Abram,
white man about thirty years OF age, was
seized with violent hts in the P0lce-Court
room. and had to be conveyed to the city
almshouse. Before the ambulance arrived
he had had at least dozen spasms, and 1t
was thought that he would not live. After
being taken to the almsbouse bis condition
somewhat improved. Yesterday afternoon
he was decidedly better.
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SUdden DeQth.-A little thrce-year-old
child OF Mr. Frank Fitzgerald, OF this clv,
while eating supper Monday night, was
taken sick and died in few minutes after
wards. The child had been playing about
the house short while before, and was ap-
parenlly in good health. BY some means
the little one became choked and was seized
with violent coughing. Death is supposed
to have been caused by congestion OF the
lungs
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MASS AND STICK LICOBCE.

OFFICE 4. Y. STOKES sCo.,l
IspopTERS AND DEALERS ~ TOBACCO
MANUPAcTUBKRS SUPPL-ys, !
REDMOND, VA. January "a. 1850. J
We have on hand f9i supply oC our weh. Known
,rsnds OF MASS AND Slick LlCOh.CE, com
pristng The fOllO SIrAs brands;
O., "CRQHN .G.v
ANInOR. = :. " Il B.," PURaVERA,
Xxx and VIU1OEiA ST iCk.
and re,pecffllly ask orders frov Tofccco Manu'sS.
TurcIs guaraatc,i i9g san fSc'r IN sue quality OF
We arc ,he sOLR owSEe's OF tie abOye-na!nsd
branss aud aDy Lic0rlce OH red fDs sale 9nd repre-
.ent,l OF tse same quAW y. unts anOshcr brtS,j,
i fraud apon buyers. Pls ~ s.ine brands OF th9
above LicOnee can cnli be- he. xht fron a, or our
.authoriLei agcats. \. = SIOhES y ~.
n2s o.