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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-26

MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Roll of Honor at the Public Schools. The
following pupils were on the roll OF honor
at the public schools last week:
High School E. Morriasette principal
Maggie Caiigan, Lula Duval, Lena Lith-
cow, Edna Mathews, Maggie NoUd, Hattie
Owens, Minnie VadeD, Orie Walden, Sallie
Whitworth, Frank Dunford, Allie Farmer,
Willie Mathews, A. B. McCulloch, W. Ii.
Winiree.
School No. Mrs. A. L.Walker teacher
Nora Adkins, Agnes Ely, Bessie Hall, An
ME Jones, Matte Owens, Clara OBrien,
Emma Turner, Maggie TOpham, Matte
Williams, Lula Walker, Hattie Wells, Car
rie Moore.
School No. 3-Miss Bette L. Irvine
teacher-Carrie Archer, Annie Davis. Lillle
OVERLY, Ida Brander, Grace Hall, 1hOmas
Taylor. John Robertson, George Ray.
School No. 4-Miss Rachel Lyon teacher
Garland Burnett, Lawrence Bailey, Harold
Duyal. Thomas Lithgow, Joseph Sampson,
Fred. Sampson, John Topham. Rosa Dor
min. Cora Dickerson, Fannie Foster, Maggie
Holt. Minnie Jones, Nellie Leonard, Rosa
McCulIoch, Beria McGruder, Cora Smell
lines. Lille Sneed, Clara Turner, Ida Will
liams.
school No. Miss Mamie z. Hatcher
teacher Eta Adams. Hattie Blankenship.
Bessie Farrar, Matte Fowlkes, Lena Fisher,
Kate Higgins. Addie Leonard, Minnie Nor
risette, Susie Nelson, Mlnta Spain, Eula
Spain, Mary Snellipgs, Fannie Sharp, Car
rie williams, Carrie Wilkinson, Edwin
Adams, Walter Freeman, Thomas Robert
son, Paul Walker.
Primary School-Mrs. Hall teacner-Es'
telle Bailey, Maud Cottrell. Hettie GoOlsby
Hattie King. Florence Leonard, Katie Nc
Cullougb, George Mccullough, Carrie Me
Cullough, AGgie Paine. Annie Wikerson
Willie Blankenship, Claude Farmer, AlonzC
Nunnally, Chastain Riggans, Douglas sharp
Henry Buell., Ollie Elder, Morton Graves
Willie Mitchell, Irvine Nunnally, Terry
Totty, Willie Burton.
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THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF

MRS. WINSLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP Is the
prescription Of one of the best female physicians
and nurses In the United States and has been used
for thirty years with meycr-fang safety and Sue
cess by millions Of mothers and children, from the
feeble infant OF one week old 10 the adult. II cor
rects acidty OF the stomach, relieves Wind cole
regulates the bowels. and gives rest, beah and com
fort to mother and child. "e believe II The best and
suiest remedy Ia the world In all eases or Df
Terry and DiIbRRHEA IN CHILDREN whether
II arises from ,eething or from any other cause Full
direction, for using will accompany each bottle,
None genuine aniess the fac-simiie Of CURTIS <
PERKINS l. ou the outside wrapper.
sold by all medicine dealers. 20 cents bottle.
de 7-pOtlw
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POLICE CoURT.-Acting Police.Ju-tice j.
]. Crutcbfield disposed OF the following
cases at the Police Court Saturday:
John McDonnough, charged win uniaw,
fully trespassiDg upon the premises OF anu anu
threatening to beat Margaret Ihomas' was
discharged. -, ;.A nm
Ellen Harper (colored(, charged win uh'
lawfully assaulting and beating mary JAM
Price. was required to give security 70 1'
OF good behavior for tnir!y aa!s' III We
fault she was committed to laii.
william Henry Lewis ana kicha'u pil
lard (both colored), charged win Creating
a disturbance on the street, ana carrylpl
concealed weapons. Continued until TIL
morning.
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POLICE PIcKIyGs.- arr' ,sts OF any i'm
nortance we're reported At either OF the
station houses mp TO midnight Saturday
night. At the First ooice station only
three arrests were reported, aad at the
Second station there was but one arres,
made. The parties arrested were all charged
with assault. Nc, cases Of interest were re-
ported at the Third station up TO q la,e
hour, and thf, indications were iavoraD'e
for comparatively small docket at lDe
Police CoLrt this morning
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communicated

Messrs. Editors notice the fare by
steamer Ariel Virginia Steamboat Compa-
NY 10 Norfolk and way landings has been
reduced only on Mondays. / believe that
is the day the steamer j. B. Schuyler leaves
Richmond for Norfolk and way landings.
Will some one in authority please say what
the fare for the above.named places will be
on THE DAYS the Schuyler does not leave
with the Ariel? a TRAVELLER.
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JAMES y. BOYD. r. NJ, lot Of tobacco injured
by rccen, are on Cary street.
poprpT u LYME. 5P. ", trustees SAFE OF tne
brIck dveIIing at the northeast corner Of Plnt
and china streets and small framed store IN
rear OF rho dwelling.
rrpN,N TIJPPER, , = W., sran detached
rr',ned "a cling No. 6O7 wtst MaE-nall strest
/ n. uOcXADAY. 10 A. VI crockery aud gs's
ware AT Ne, 1928 Main street; also. large lo' VI
POTATOES, lot OF supcrine hour' Sr'
DAME \ XOWLIN. 10 A. NJ. at the store or hr.
~ =. Bril-. No. 1905 Main Nreet, dry gcsds
clothing, sc.
RICHARDSON & Co, 3 =. VI. raw brick dwsnDs
and vacant lot adjoining. on nrch tll
r. :. ANDERSON & son, 10 An, groceries, 10
Dacoo cigar, &C.
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IN REGIONS where liver complaint and bilious
diseases prevail there has long been felt the need OF
medicine that would act specifically on the liver,
be safe from after-effects and yet simple that 1t
might be used BY any one. Dr. TUFTS LIVER
PILLS supplies this want. They 1ic prescribed BY
the most eminent physicians.
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pERScNsI..

INFORMATION w ANT T. ID = IOHN'
L Me HAWKINS, son OF NJ. james b. d.nsins,
has been sissine QOm his homs sineS & aQna,s ys,r.
morHiog. April ION. lie : nsary s"s,s s,,nt mir.
taen has asrk hair and $ls, small fesures' ana
nad on when he let homea dark suit oi clothes az
ia ~ h,s ANY one anowing OF bis whts~aoons WI
confer a great favor by eommunica,<fx M,tn H'
faIheg ii lOq east Cana tstreet. ap zo-N'~
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LADIES, SALE.
THE LADIES OF THE GRACE

gVHE LADIES OF THE GRACE
l. STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH an
noupce 10 their friends that, eircuN stances pre-
venting their holding Fair this spring. they have
on hand n veIy pie city assortment OF CHiLDktN'S
APRONS, and oi her GARMENTS. Also, number
of USEFUL and FANCY ARTICLES, sHAWLs,
TIDES, Ec.: which they wish TO dispose Of.
These thoy vii, exhibit at their LECTURE
ROOM corner or Grace and Fourth streets, during
tile fore and afternoons OF TUESDAY, WEDNES-
DAY, and THURSDAY, April 27th, 2sib, and
2gih. They request their friends and ladies gem
praIIy 10 call and examine these goods They are
fresh and desirable, neatly made, ana oi iaicst
styles. ap Zf-zt
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GENTLEMEN or TASTE
ARE ne qrEsrrD TO VISIT
!. xAxs 4 CO.
PASrALo0Ss
AT $3.50, s2.7s, 30, 1850, AND "a.

|
| As zoe manuJoctuyeaii our goods, patrons
can reiy on havina uat small expsuss
{" Custom Pantdloons,'' Equal TO any made,
and Jar superior to nine fenfhs Of the gen.
erai run of ready. made garments. The
goods are thoroughly shrank before being
made, and are then cut IN the finest cutters
IN the United States as zoe Dcar no expsnse
to secure the best talent, our trade as ,ceH as
our patrons proftfng ty such an outlay
We assure Ms people Of Rtchaond that
necer before hare such Efforts been made to
cater to the ,cdnts and necessities Of a com.
muntty as zoe noto make In our line, and
our increased sales exhibit hoo much tAfs
EFFORT is appreciated.
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There's not charm that lights the face
With so ineffable grace
As sweet, pink lips and ivory tech;
And nothing now beneath the sky
Can beauties such as these supply,
Save SOZoDoNT, that wears the wreath.
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PRESS MEETING. A conference OF men,
bers Of the Virginia Press Association, OF
the Richmond Press Club, and Of the press
who are not connected with either organi-
cation, will be held at II O'Clock A. N. to-
day (Monday) at the office OF the Virginia
Home Insurance Company. No. 10l4 Main
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WE HAVE BEEN lately appointed agents for the
celebrated EMPIRE" WHIsKRy. This Is full
proof doube-stamp WbisEey made OF pure rye IL
Is rich and mellow, aud is admirably suited for me-
dicnal and fsmly use. our price for this high grade
spirit Is only s2.25 per gason.
W. -. BLAIR & Co,
100 Main street.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR srYDay.-For the Mid
die States. northeast winds veering 10
southeast and possibly southwest, falling
barometer, cloudy, rainy weather, and sta
tionary temperature.
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Rrjef Hens.-The new Methodist chapel
in Swansboro' will be ready for use in ID Few
days. :. oo.oa, :,
Electioneering has begun in earnest III
tb,s civ. and the "dear people" WIN de.
eide next month who will hold the relEs OF
our municipal government.
Thomas Archer, coiored Doy aoou'
thirteen years OF age, son OF Henry Areher,
an emplOye OF the Union coal mines, 10
chesterfield, fell down one OF the shafts at
the above mines Thursday and was inSastiy
killed. The boy was playing about the
shaft at the time.
A meeting OF the vestry and coEgrega-
tion OF the Meade Memorial church WIN De
held 10. night TO take into conSideraSien Tue
cali lately extended to Rev. Mr. StSingfeI.
low by aThe Church OF Our Saviour" Of
Baltimore. ., co,.
THE Mayor's Court was not in session sat
urday, and very little business was doh'
there during the week.
Rev. DR.. Pryor preached at the fresDy
terian church Saturday night.
Manchester Division had two lnitia'ioh'
Saturday night.
The attendance at the floral festival sal
urday night was large and handsome sun
WAS realized for very worthy object.
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FOR OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayed teeth
and diseased gums, use MEADE BAKERS CAR.
BoLIC MOUTH WASH. Fiftv cents a bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-26

THE EXCURSION SEASON on THE RIVER
The Virginia Steamboat Company an
nonnces that they are now ready to make
engaoements with churches, societies, &c.
for day excursions to Ola foln., @e' "nd nd
for moonlight excursions throusn "nu s;o,
around Dutch Gap by their steane, Ar,e,
from this date. and by their new s.euin.'
(uow building) after the loth OF 'uhc neA''
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DIsCoLORED TEETH rendered beastlfuy white
by the use OF MEADE & BAKERS sAPoNINE DEN.
THRICE. Fifty cents box.
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NJ. FLLYsoN Il co., advertising agents, insert al
vertisements In all of the newspapers Of the Uni,ee
Staes at publishers rates. Orders left at the DIS
patch counting-room VIII receive prsmpt atten
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THR WEATHER SATURDAY was cloudy,
cool, and rainy.
THERMOMETER SATURDAY 6 A. NJ, 81; !;
Q A. NJ, 50; noon. 70; 3P. NJ, &C; p.
M.. 62; midnight. 80.
Mean temperature. 623.
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COMMISSIONERS TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
APPOINTMENTS YoR SUNDAY PREACHISG-
Mr.. r. r. H0wrs0S LrCEysED TO PREACH
REPORT on SABBATH sCH0eLs-DR. READS
PArER--cHASoE OF PASTORAL RELATIONS.
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BARGAINS AT HurzLER BROTHERS,.

FOR ULCERATED MOUTH, the healing properties
Of MEADE & BAKERS CARBOLIC MoUTH-WAsB
are unexceed. Fifty cents a bottle.
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AuCriOs SALES THIS DAY.

xs- On all sales Of Real Estass mads betven
ne ist Of JanetYy and last Of jane the tdIesyH
~ aysssnt year have 10 be paid By the purchas0
O GU snLes mode betosen the 1st OF Juty and taS
of ths near ths ta9es hare TO be paid oy hsssltss
"fThis custom was adopted abont nfteen years age
BY all the real estate agents IN hicnn"nu' an" ~
njiss.o Richroad and yleinityJ
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MILs.INERY.
sTEAM-YxGINEs. re.

HyElz0STAL STEAM.ENGINES, va
ORE, lHXs ,ns ,.zs, al In perfect order; GOVERN
iss ~ Isk fef reysrsinr Re puIIty. others turn
ssl uiesf' esS yys{ only. For sale at 70i Green
sss 6 fsrts tsfEAh'EsCISE. Post-eace sex soo4,
NH 24.Ip
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AS A FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth, there is nothing so good as MEADE y BA'
KER's CARBoLIC MoCrH-WAsH. Fifty cents .
hot
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FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE TEETH AND GUss
use MEADE & BAKERS CARDOLIC MOUTH
WASH Fifty cents bottle.
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10 ARr.LovERs.-The sale OF Paintings e"esd
c.,nrdav evening. These remaining-"hich arc
MANI. and the choicest Of The eoIleclioh-w'' oe
"@'rss AZ nriyate sale TO-DAY up to O'CLOCK.
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NEW MusIc.-Received from the pun
,,shers Messrs. Ramos Il Moses. very
credtable musical production by MIR. N.
stuart Turner. formerly Of Richmond, but
n,~ ,",w ~ Stanton, Va. The piece, q sacred
nv" ~, 'r,e,te Of chorus with solossand duets, Is
d d4raii made, and entitled Son OF MY Soul,
TS"r % Say,our Dear.D Mr.. Turner has
shawn how talent as a composer in this effort
that will be easily recognizes W '"o's "n0
criticise II.
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PusLrc AUCTION OF ToBAeco.-Theie VIII oe
,,,n,,c sale Of Leaf Tobacco ro-DAr,at O'CLOCK
=, The warehouse OF JAMES y. BoYp, corner Cary
and Tenth streets.
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ppAurIruL FANS. HOSIERY plain ana aanes, y,
c,ohss for sur,ug wear. scarfs and Novelties OF
c syery description at CAnpozA, forsQuhhhAN
4
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THIRD DAY.

The Presbyiery was called to order at
9:30 A. NJ. by the Moderator, Rev. 3. X.
VIM, and was opened with prayer by the
Rev. Neander M. Woods.
The paper presented bv DR.. Brown, and
published In the Dispatch on Friday, was
adopted unanimously and ordered to be
forwarded to the General Assembly.
The following members appeared and
were enrolled: Rev. J. j. Anderson, Rev.
j. G. Anderson, Rev. Alfred Jones, and
ruling Elders William p. Mayo, OF Ash
land. and William ID. Reynolds, OF Norfolk.
Rev. j. ID. Dudley and Rev. William n.
Scott, and Ruling Elders David Calender,
OF Petersburg, and Major Willis j. Dance,
OF Powhatan. were appointed commission
ers to the General Assembly; and Rev.
John NJ. Rose. Rev. T. ID. Witherspoon. ID.
D.. and Ruling Elders j. ID. X. Sleight, OF
Richmond, and John DouDan, OF Peters
burg, were appointed as their alternates.
Hebron church, In Dinwiddie, was Sc
lected as the place for the next stated meet
ing Of Presbytery, and Wednesday before
the second Sabbath OF September was fixed
as the time for said meeting. sl..
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READINGS at the Second Baptist church thi
evening by WILLIAM MASON EVANS.
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DELIGHTFUL TINE Is promises an wno VIZ 49, ,hs.
the REcITALs at me Seeopu nap'iS'
sveuiug by WILLIAM MASON EVANS
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OPTICIANS.

FI'O REGAIN roUk sItsaT <@S4.a
FOR 25c. 49, ~
cs, a, 29s Broad s,reeI and get pair OF a.,
- ~ ar EYE-GI.A .ASsy-. A large assortment "t
.a,,or oualiiy als.a IS on hand. Prices IRON zoe,
up""f' S"~ q. 4. WAITER,
pr,c,,eal a Oo,ipian Matchmaker. and ycwelitr.
l2S Br5as. street lagent for W. III. Cowaroin.
NH 6-3m
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LECTURES.
PIl'-NICS.

EIRST GRAND ANNUAL PIC. N
II MIC under the auspices II Powhatsp -
Iodgs Nc. 1870. q aigti7 of Honor, at James IA
River Brewery. Oh MONDAY, May 3, 1880. s~so
DANCING frem T.. NJ. to z A. NJ. full string
band will be in attendance. and good time Is pron-
ised all who attend. Stages will be run from Tue
ring the Interval strict order will be observed. and
no improper characters admitted TO the grounds.
Tickets. admitting gentleman aud ladies' o0 cents.
Committee OF ARRANGEMENTS: Andrew Malone,
Lewis. Green. James ChiIdress. l.. Richmond, Jobn
II. Grimes, aud John GilgOre. Floor Committee:
John +. Garter, Thomas Gauldn. james COgan,
and John Manu- ap26.M F,SS M4tH
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Died from His InJmies.-Jordan Tins
lev tcoiored), who was injured Friday
morning by earth caving in upon him while
at work eXcavatiug on Bridge avenue near
McDonough street, died from his injuries
Friday afternoon, after suffering the most
intense agony for about five hours. About
ION OF dirt fell upon Tinsley and it was
some time before be could be dug ont. lie
resided at McKinney's old place near the
L, oa hridOp
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fEn,ered at the rost.otnce at Richmond. Va. as
second-class matter,l
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,o,.,vxr TARTAR Ayp scuRf reMu :!
xn.nr ,sv 4 BAKERS sApoSIsS pxS''ss''A'
FIFTY cents box.
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m sv,r To HEAR WILLIAM MASON fvAsss s,s
$500 DE 80 =, ,he Second PaptisI chrrsh 'ni'
evC0ing.
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For BLEEDING GUNS, use MEADE K BAKERS
CARBoLIC MOUTH~WAsH. Fifty cents bottle.
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sr THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIsPATCH
l LARGER THAN THE COMBINED oIRCu.
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
rArERs OF THE CITY.
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HORSES. MULES. &e.

u ODENnEIMER y E son, , ~,
1905 FRANKLIN STREET, aiVhnv ~nprp or
WhoL HORSES AND MULES.
FAIR DEALING. QUIZ 4 K,,I;WiR shLEn; s soN. sMHIA
PROtiIs xropfletor,
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EMINENT DRs. $. L. AND !. G.. SIDELET,
ST. LOUIS, WRITE:
~ Colden's LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF
BEEF we have prescribed with excellent success In
Ilphthera. malarial. typhoid feyers, debility, &c.
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a " USEM EyTa.
DICHMOND THEATRE.

DICHMOND THEATRE.
The beautiful opera of
CINDERELLA
will be presented AT the kicbmona Theatre for The
BENEFIT OF The RETREAT FOR THE SICK
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, anu FRI.
DAY NIGHTS,
APRIL 26, "a, 2e, and 80, at s O'Clock.
General admis, ion, I'll. No extra charge for re-
served seats. Family circle, so cent? galleries. 20
cents. Box. sheet will ne open for the sale Of re-
served seats at &. y. JohnstOB's on WEDNESDAY,,
April 21s at 8 o'clock. No list win be kept. Spe-
ciai excursion rates, including admission to tie
Opera. on The Chesapeake and Ohio. Richmond aud
Danve, Fredericksburg. ard Petersburg railroads.
See local napers and haDdbils.
apl4.l6.i9.20.2l,22.2 ap "a 25,26.27.2S,29S30
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
AMERICAN WORM SPECIFIC,
VERMlfUGE

Tbe oopp,enance IS pale and leaden colored, with
occasional eushes or a circumscribed spot on one or
Nth cheeks: the eyes become dull; the pupils
ls,s an azure semicircle runs along the lower eye
Nd. ,be nose is irritated. swens, sEd scnctir1os
beds; swelling Of the upper lip; occasional
headache. with humming or throbbing of the ears
4. unusual secretion Of saliva; Shiny or furred
tongue; breath very foul, particularly in the morn.
,sg; appetite variable, sometimes voraciOus. With
,kuawing sensation Of the stomach, at others en-
,lrely gone: neeting pains In the stomach; occa-
sopsl nausea and vomiting; violent pains through
ou, the abdomen; bowels Irregular at times costive
rools shiny, not unfrequently tinged with blood;
belly swollen aud hard; urine turbid; respiration
occasionally difficult, and accompanied by hlc-
eoush cough sometimes dry and convulsive; un-
. asy and disturbed sleep, with grinding of the
eeih temper variable. but generally irritable &c
Whenever .he above symptoms are found 10 exist
DIR. c. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
WILL CERTAINLY EFFECT A CURE.
1T DOES not CONTAIN MERCURY
lauy form. Its an innocent preparation, not ca
ysBle Of doing the slightest injury TO the most
snder infant.
The genuine DIR. McLANE's VRRMIFUGE bears
BE- es,gnarures Of {. MCLASE and FLEMING BROS
On ike wrapper.
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GRAND PICNIC. C3
" THE FIRST OF THE SEASON. ~
RE-OPENING OF SCHECTZEN PARKfk
(Jamss-Riyer Brewery MONDAY, April 20, sSs<A
1850. DANCING from tiii IL O'Clock. omnibus
will run from Old Market ana terminus OF street
railway. Admtiance. rs cents; ladies free.
ap 26-lt< Y. NJ. SHERRY.
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DIR. G. MCLANES
LIVER PILLS

DR.. c. MCLANES
LIVER PILLS
are not recommended as remedy " for all the Ills
bat sesh Is heir TO-" but In affections of the liver
and all Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia, and Sick
Badsehe, or diseases Of that character, they stand
without rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No Obeiter eathxrtic can be used preparstoryto or
AFR aking quinine.
Asample purgatiye they are unequalled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar-coated.
Zach box has red wax seal on the Id. with the
IMPRESSION DR.. McLAsE's LIVER PILLS.
Zach wrapper bears the signatures Of q. McLANE
snaYLENiSG BROS.
lhsl', upon having the genuine DIR. c. McLANEs
LNER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros, Of Pitts
tefgh, Pa, the market being full Of limitations OF
he name McLASE, spelled differently but same
pronunciation. my l9-deOwly
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9irtmond 1ispattIl.

MoNDAY......""....APRIL 20. 1880.
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RIeHMoxp, Aprn q. 1880. p
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
4 STOCKHOLDERS OF THE REDEGAR
COMPANY win Ne held at the compaDyss oface, in
MAY MKT JOSEPH X. ANDERSON.
ap Ilaw3w Presidenf.
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WE ARE THE LEADING CLormrxRs,

VIZ STILL MAINTAIN
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nm e. mcLANE.S vERMlFUGE.

n,VE GENUINE DR.. Z. McLANE'S
CELEBRATED
AMERICAN WORM SPECIFIC,
VERMlFUGE
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DICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION.
Az The ANNUAL MEETING or THE RICH.
MoND MDZART ASSOCIATION WI take place
o'clock y. NJ. w n WAsS
ap l6-3tawtd scsre.srv
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THE LEADERS OF FASHION,
CARRY THE LARGEST
STOCK.

1913 Main street, opposite post-Ofiice.
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WANTS.

WANTED. TEACHERS-sEPTE
w BER POSITIONS.-Gentleman lMe,hodisfl,
for sciences graduate f)r c0eeiae studies teacher
commercial branches. All near BaltiElore: other
yacancies CENTRAL SCHOOL AGENCY.
aD16.I.t 5l4 Pine street, ~. Louis. Mo.
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VIZ ANTED, TWENTY WOMEN
w COOKS aud CIAMRERMAIDs tor private
families in Brookiyn. New York. and New Jersey;
also -FOUR FAKM.MEN in New Jersey, and oNS
MAN NING.SERVANT. Apply TO
J. L. JUsTIS. Employment Agent,
ano6ItE No. o Fifteenth street.