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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-13

The American Bible revision com
mittee have completed the revision
Of the English version OF the New
Testament and transmitted the re-
suit of it8 labors to the English
British committee, which will meet
in November Tor final action, and
the university press OF Oxford anil
Cambridge expects to issue the re.
vlsed New Testament in February.
1881. The Old Testament will he
published two or three years after.
American revisers have given their
time and labor for eight wears. with
ous compensation, Necessary ex-
penses having been provided Tor by
voluntary subscriptions. AM friend
Vi the great work VINO vii contrib
ute towards the expense Tn dollars
or more before February ..xt vii
rsscivc a memorial copy OF the first
uaiyersit, edition Of tie revised
New Testament hinIs,mc,v bound
and inscribed VI ,ury must De IN.
- the presas,,, Il ". DE- S.h.cf. ~
he tresrir.T, II, Andrew Tlv.or, IN
tho Bibio houes.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-13

Some traders sold the natives of
the island of st. Lawrence u lot Of
whisky last summer, and the inhab-
itants went on long spree, failed to
gather provisions for winter, and 500
of the 700 people died of starvation.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-13
"a Fad Cold Os' hbisiressins
COH.ls.'

Dry, par1hcd, sore throat, pneumonia
and debiitated state of the system, al these
dangerous symptoms are cured by DR.
SwAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY.
The first doee gives relief, and the worst
cough and sore lungs yield to its healing pro-
perties. An occasional does Of ''Sw.YNE's
PITs" should be taken to keep the bowels
free. They are excellent for torpid iyoraud
bilious complaints.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-13
A Frankfort (Ky. Physician writes;

Some months ago the daughter of one of
our prominent citizens was pronounced a
hopeless consumptive. She was very much
reduced in flesh, terrible cough, her life
gradually wasting away. | recommended
her to use 'Dr. Swaync's Compound Syrup
of Wild Cherry" which she did Ina short
time she was free from MI cough and other
symptoms, and is now rosy and healthy.
Price % cent; and Sl.OO bottle, or six
bottles for $500 Tho large size is the most
economical. Prepared only by DIR. swaync
Il Son, Philadelphia. Sold by Druggists.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-13

The United States revenue cutter
Corwin has returned to San Francis
co without any intelligence Of the
missing Arctic whalers. Her Cap
tain believes the Jeanette is not
lost, but is wintcring north of 81
IBERIA.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-13

CG:csco wonaH bat :ls w5I.d.
One Of them 10 les. crnulvci e.
balt ths C5nt-i' Pi-i- rll,rsld CON
p1ay. Iske Sciscid-l. sa- .~an.ed TO
b1y d., a-l sls bog-a;i d Il Slu
Frsacis-5 aH3 Ina T. -. bv express
. Caicsg5 Ma Sc d. arrived
ths hEr VS. al ". AMI sic sled she
company 55- 90 for ai.ozuz q loco
m5..re y sezld al il- hz-r Of hs1
d5-- Sls o5tlaei judgment. AID.
--..s. Is .asrs reslzF,a5.e. t'ls 1csrcv.
Ar.srEarss q, c5zpan- icz1d o.
ssrs ths sni-aL "a 8 5s-1uess d3E
81 aere. h.I azy hl- re con
lay i-.si - cl.-- - -5--sl vac
I.syss rs bad i--1E @ 80, -
90 sss-ssz--9-ss1sg -. . -
brsz5.a ss-zPs-
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-13
Casper VVeiiyci officer No. 10.

Lancaster, Pa, having been eat
sufferer for years with Kidney disease
requests us to say that after using
Days Kidney Pad % days he feel,
better than he has belore in fifteen
years.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-13
VIZ Ne Was ln the PenItentIarr.

Why he Was IN The PeultentlaTy.
An important case was tried be
fore the Criminal Court OF the Dis
trieet Of Columbus, An old colored
man was on the witness stand, The
District Attorney Intercepted the
witness:
"What is your name
"Jolm Williams, sab"
"Are you the John Williams who
was sent to the Albany State peni'
Tertiary for larceny"
mo, sah--not this John"
".ire you the John Williams who
was convicted OF arson aud sent 10
the Baltimore penitentimy?'
mo, sab"
Tired of asking fruitless questions,
the District Attorney suddenly put u
leading one.
"Have You ever been in the pcni-
tontimy?"
"yes sab.
All eyes were now turned upon the
witness, The District Attorney
smiled complacently, and resumed;
hHow many times have You been
in tho penitcntiary? ...
"Twice, sab.
"Wherol'
''In Baltimore, sal.
"How long was you there the first
time p
"Aboub two hours, sab"
"How long the second time?' ask
ed the attorney, rather crostiallen.
"An hour, sab. / went there to
whitewnsh cell for lawyer who
had robbed his client"
The attorney sat down amid the
laughter Of the spectators.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-13

A sure, safe and prompt wa ."l I
great demand among married and single ladies, yet
strange to say only one has been offered aud tia, is
ESoLisn FEMALE BirTrns. II restores and regulates
all irregular monthly uterine action, cures female
weakness ard excuses, removes unnatural obstruc.
tone, adds iron to the blood, strengthens and builds
up the whole system, and cures the nervous and
hysterical
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-13
Lint Nj { N 7 S

not only reliovo pain, but they incitc
healthy action, subduo inflammation,
and cure, whether tho symptoms proceed
from wounds Of the flesh, or Neuralgia OF
tho Nerves; from contracted Cords or
ecaldod Ea.,d frorn n sprainod ankle
or n Eashod Foot; whether from disgusting
PIMPLE5 on q LADT'S FACE
or straircd Joint on Hcrse's Log.
The agony produced by Burn or scald'
modification from Frost bites; Swell
incs from Strains; tho to:turos of Rheu-
,nntir-n; Crippled fer life, by some
neglected accident. n valuable hcr3o or
Doctors Bill may al BIO savod from
Ono Bottle CT Co-:.nu-' L;nimont.
No IIousckccpcr, Farmer, Planter Tenmster,
or Iivcrym1n, can afford to DO without
these wonderful Li.;i1rcnts. They can
be procured in nny part CT tho g.obo for
80 cts. and Gl.OO a bottle. Trial bottles
25 cts.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-13
GALvrsros, TEXAS, Jan, %, lss'.

GAivEsrOS, TiNAs, Jan' ~, lsS''
Messrs. J. r. Dromgoole & 20 Louisville, Ky
"shIp us $50 dozen EsGnsn FEMALE RrrEns."
Thompson, schott q Co.
The above was Telegram. and shows the great
popularity Of that female friend, ENGLISH frMALr
BiIrgns IN tho State OF Texas. II has been the
standard female medicine wherever 1t has bccn
intr oduced
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-13

Il natures remedy for nssimilntinG
tho food. It cares Wind Collie, tho
raising OF Sour Curd anG piarrh@a.
allays reverishncss and Kills
Worms. Thus the Child has health
and tho Mother ohta,ns rost. P!oas-
ant. Choar, and Reliable.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-13
CEN 7 AUR
LINIMENT
MAN and BEAST

for
MAN a.il BEAST
tho world has over Known.
Over /, 600, 900 Bottles sold last year!
The reasons for this unprecedented popu-
lariiy, arc evident: the Contnur LINZ
mcnts are made to deserve conidenccI
they arc absorbed into the structure; they
always caro- and never disappcint.
No person need LONGER suffer with
PAIN in tho BACK,
pl....,, ~ stiT Inin,s rnr Tho
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-13
3D. DAYS
Il1lKidlley
.lg:'sEu PAD,
A plsCOyERy ny AccIpgNT'

DISCOVERY by ACCIDENT
which supplies q want men Of eminent ability
have devoted years Of study and experiment 10
linda specific for disease Of tho Kidneys, Blad.
der, Urinary Organs and Nervous systtun-'and
from the time Of ,s discovery has rapidly incrcas'
ed In favor, gaining the approval and confidence
Of medical men aud those who have used II IL
has become a favorite With all classes .nd wher'
ever Introduced has superseded all other treat.
ments. Ia short, such Is its intrinsic merit and
superiority, ihei II Is now the only recognized re-
liable remedy.
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS.
are the most prevalent, dangerous and fatal afec.
lions that afiet mankind, aud 30 varied and insid-
ions In their character, that persons Omen suffer
for a long time before knowing what ais them.
The most characteristic symptoms are gradual
wasting away OF the whole body pain In the buck
side or loins n weak. feeble, exhausted feeling |;
loss Of appetite and dread Of exercise scanty aud
painful discharge Of varously colored urine ina
biliiy TO retain or expel the urine; mirute shreds
or casts In the Urine; aud when the disease Is OF
long duration, there IL much erhacaiion and gen
eral nervous prostration.
THE ONLY CURE.
We say positively. and witout fear Of coniradlc-
lion that Days Kidney Pad Is the first and only
tn.allibie cure Tor every form OF Kidnedy disease
Il Ia the best remedy yet discovered for this com
plant. and more enectual IN its operation than
any other treatment, By using faithfully aud per
sIstentiy no case will be touLd so inveiera's as
not 10 Yield to its powerful remedial virtues.
IL STRONGLY ENDORSED.
We have the most unequivocai testimony to It's
curative powers from many persons OF high char
ter, intelligence aud responsibility. Our book,
''How Lite was Saved" giving the history OF
this new discovery, and large record OF most re
markable cures, sent free. Write Tor 1t.
DAYS KIDNEY PADS are sold by druggist, or
will be sent Gree Of POSTAGE on receipt Of their
price: Regular e. 90; Special for obs mate cases
OF long sanding, $500; childrer's, 81 90.
Address, DAYS KIDNEY PAD CO, TOLEDO.
OHIO.
CAUTi0N.-Owing to the many worthless Kid
nny Pads now seeking q sale on our reputation.
we deem, II due the aflictcn to warn them. Ask
for Days Kidney Pad, take no other, and y,u will
not be deceived.
July H:ly
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MANCHESTER AND vICISIfY.

Church Notes and Church WdntS.-at
the Methodist church Sunday Rev. Mr.
petherhridye ofIiciAied. Two members were
rereiyed by letter and three by profession
of fai,h. In commemoration OF the resur-
rection morn the sacrament OF tue Lords
supper was partaken OF.
The services were appropriate 10 lDs ua.
~ The Meade Memorial church, aud the
communion was also celebrated. In The eve,
ming very interesting meeting wa, hel1
in aid Of the Christian Mission chnrch ana
snndav school. Several very interesting ad-
dresses were made, and there was some
very fine singing. =.
An u tie churches OF MaDcheSter are ai
,bi. time engaged in enterprises that appear
s,rongly 10 the lberaity Of their congreGa'
ions and friends. The Baptist enuieu
needs new front, and efforts are DeLnSS
made 10 procure it: the Meihodis,s SIN
owe something on their pars image; ",
Meade. Memorial church Is badly in need o.
Wanting: the Prtsby terian church Is 10 o'
,Shnjlf. and the colored Baptist churca /
.,iI, in debt for its new place OF WORSHIP
Zaalons workers have these matters II
nond. and it is expected that the eliof's Q
al al in iurtherance OF the worthy objects VII
he successful
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-30

Miss Bellweather: +" "Ah you may sneer,
bnt I see plaialy, in the near future OF wo-
man. the glorious day when the last Daltle-
ment OF mans seli-hood will fall-when our
unsta,ned banner will be thrown to ihe
breeze. Then, ali then, the day VIII oe
ours!o Brute: "Yaas, 1t always IS
iwenfy.four hours, isn't itS"-Harudrd
L0mpOoa.
In August, 1874. the Litch6eld triplets,
who hyed 10 Scituate, celebrated tLeir
seyepty-eighth birthday. Two OF them
died in their seventy-ninth year anu Tue
third in his eightietb. This IL another DIS
proyal OF the Cincinnati story that ''tuere
was no such thing on record rs tripic's
reaching their twenty-hrst birbday.-
Boston Journal.
/" Agnes Herndon's kiss isn't to be COM
nared with Emma Abbott's kiss. Ii hasn.
ibe genuine ring about it. 1t lacks the di'
vine afiatus. Abbott's kiss reminds one
of the gurglc OF maple-sap out OF the noI
zle OF a fiye-gaIIon demi1ohD. Herndon,'
Kiss sounds like the explosion OF paper
peanut-bag. - Kansas CITY Times.
The Chinese are 6rst-rate cooks. Tlel
M pderstand the queu-linary art. Yes, dear
that's iust 81 hat said-they understand tn'
Coolienary art. Yes, Peter. you're right
they dress in summer clothes In WINE
time : that's what ! said-they understand
the cool-an' airy art. --Andresos's queen
Three brothers named Eames ore unde
| arrest at Worcester, Mass, Tor along sefie
! Of burglaries III the neighboring towns; 4
| large amount Of stolen properly mas pee
recovered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-30

METHODIST SUNDAY-SCHOOL SOCIETY
The postponcd meeting Of this Society was
held nj Manchester Methodist church sun
dav afternoon at % o'clock-A. IL. west
fniesideni) In the chair, j. l.. Sims ard >.
+. Riddick secretaries.
The meeting was opened with singing by
Manchester school and prayer by Rev. Il. f.
Woodward.
The supcrintendent OF Manchester school
made very encouraging report, SHOWING
the school 10 be in prosperous coDditon.
The statistical report for the past mon'h
shows that this school had the largest per-
centace OF any school in the Methodist con-
vention.
The suD>riniendent OF Fifth-Street school
also reported that this school bad improved
very fast, and is now in flourlshing cond'.
,ion. He claimed that the attendance would
compare favorably with any school IN the
state.
addressed the mee'lng-sublec', lie
Falherhood OF God" His remarks were
addressed chiefly to the scholars OF The
schools. and were replete with illustrations
setting forth this important truth, and were
well calculated TO produce lasting impres'
sions for good.
Rev. b. f. Woodward, pastor OF the Man.
chester Methodist church, also addfesseC
the meeting in a iorclbe manner, settihs
forth the advantages Of the sabbath school
Mr.. A. L. West, president. closed me eX
erclses with a few appropriate remarks.
Tbe following is summary OF superln
Itendents' reports for the month OF feDru
Gry: ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-30

CoLORED Sons OF TEMPERANcE.-Asbur
Djyison, No. 80, has elected the following
officers for the ensuing quarter: u. j.
Franklin, worthy patriarch@ Rev. J. IL.
Valentine, worthy associate; Miss Sally j..
Whttle, recording secretary; Rosa a. VIII
liams, assistant recording secretary: ). F..
Trlce. financial secretary; Eliza Williams,
treasurer: Rev. Thomas w. Barrett, chap
lain; Mary r. Allen, conductor; Caroline
Kelly, assistant conductor; Daniel Brown,
in ,ide sentinel; Henry johnson, outside
sentinel: J. Il. Griffin. local deputy. The
above officers Will be installed next Thurs
day night by K. T. Ellyson. deputy grand
IS Orthv patriarch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-30

DR.. !. WILLIAM JONES To NIGHT AT AS
soCIAlIoN HAIL.-Rey. j. William Jones,
d. D., secretary OF the Southern Historical
Saciefv, will deliver before the Young
Mems Christian Association tonight at AS
sociali9n Hall bis lecture on "The Bows III
GRAY" This lecture has drawn large
crowds in other cities, and we are sure that
our reople will be glad TO hear DR.. Jones
tell about the Confederate soldier. Inc
Charleston Is. CO. Ne,cS and Courier says OF
the lecture as delivered before large crowd
in that CITY: "Dr Jones held the
large assembly in the deepest interest ana
attention. lie portrayed he char.
acter OF 'The Boys in Gray and told OF
tbsir pIiyatons with almost too palniul
yiyidness, relieved, however, by a recital ci
tnp 10 Is which the brave fellows made over
,bpir trials, In concluding, the
lecturer, with very earnest eloquence,
summed ND the debt we owe to the Con
Iederate solGier-to keep his memory green
and his grave garlanded with iloWers-to
yindicate his honor, courage, truth, ana
sense OF sacred duty before the whole
wOrid-and to provide for bis widow ana
orphans" Members OF the Association VIII
be admitted free.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-30
TRAnErMARKS.

LNACT TO PROTECT OWNERS OF
a TRADEMARKS AND TO PROHIBIT THE
UNAUTHORIZED USE. SALE, OK PoK-
CHASE OF BnTILEs IpoN VII Mill ~ u 40 20
MINERAL WATERS. AND OTHER BkV.
kRAGES. MAY HAVE had Ills NAME OK
MARK IMPRESSED.
:. Be IL enacted Jy the General assembly, ~
Trqiata That al manufacturers and vendors CT
ter mineral waters aud other beverages by law al
kred 70 be sold In bottles. uDon which their names
euarks shall be respec Trey impreS SEQ. may ME
sfF he clerk of he Corporaion Court Of the city
g Alexandria De, criptiOn of such bs;ties ana OF
la name Cr marks therton. aud shan cause tne
aue 70 BE pltiished for not less IMAM TWO weeks
s,esss.tyely In a daily or weekly newspaper puo-
EAed 10 said city. The clerk OF the salu cuIe snaIl
cor sacn description in bo0k 70 pe pIoViuen io
hi uarto.e and Index the same in the name OF suc
Etrtis.iurrr or vendor. and for tu,h service be
lks R en,til.d to fee OF Que dollar, 10 be paid by
ssfh manufacturer or NfndOr. ,..n,,to q
q u,hall he unlawful for any person. wllncnt Tue
IsfniSion Of The owner t"ereOf, 10 hll win beer
nhsrgl va,er. or other beverages, aaN sueh boules
ouasked for sale. or 10 buy or iraihc IA any suthi
b0ftles % marked. and not bought by MIN OF sucn
0aner. and every person so offending shall oe lhois
t0tpnsty Of ffy Gems for every Oottie SO niIeI VI
od or used or disposed OF, or bought or irIlncksn
IN Tor the hr Of, nee, and OF five dollars per oote
for ever sebseaaent Ofsnce. 10 be recovered as
oiher 19es srr recovered.
3. This &C shan be 10 force from It's passage.
~ II. W. NJ. HOLIDAY.
Copy from the rolls:
r. ii. McCAULL,
Ci.rk OF The HOuJe Of Delegates and Keeper OF
k0lls OF virginia.
Per ID. A. CARTEL, Assistant Clerk.
hTgiafa- city Of AisxdRdria-tO pH:
k0aeit Portner. OF the ciGy OF Alexandra, Va.
hauafacurei Of beer In said ciiy, have adoptei a:
nv hads-marks the words 4" "Jivoli." :" H. Portner,
10, POriner,-" Robert Poriuer," and "R. Port
bfs Beer" and claim Tie exclusive rignt 10 the use
o. sieh and all OF the said Trademarks on barrels
tsxs, bot hes, or Oibef vessels containing beer.
~ it.iimony Whereof. hereto set my hand thli
I0'h Gay Of March, 4. ID. 1880.
ROBERT P0BTNER.
'HglafG- Corporation Curt ofthe city Of Att1
ahdTia. CitTk's Onee, March rs, 1881.
lhi. claim Of trade marks was this day filed In th'
once ior record
Tee: MORTON MARYE. Cl.rk.
true copy from The record.
Ifs.e: MARION MARyE. Clerk.
mhS0eoG3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-30

ROMANCE OF ENGLISH HIsToRY.-At NC
zart Hall, The nights Of April 5Ih and 6th,
Kew. J. c. Eccleston, ID. ID, OF staten
Island, n. Y, will deliver two interesting
Lectures on the "Romance OF English HIS
torv.u Tue first will be on Westminster
All Abbey, and the second on the Tower Of Of
london. Each will be illustrated by fifty
artistic views by powerful maglc,lanlern
on $50 square feet OF canvas. vi .he hp,
bey il has been truly said: 1t 10 Engiana
in miniature; it is the history OF England
emnodied in stone aud marble and brass"
Tbe Tower is no less interesting, and Dr:
Eccleston's lecture is the result oi chreiui
personal research on the spot and close MS
torca study.
DR.. EccIeston is an eloquent speaker, and
his matter is interesting 10 all persons VINO
have read whether little or much OF Eng
iish history. His entertainments may there
lore be looked upon "a great treats.
Reserved seats may be now bad at Ramos
& Mo>es's without extra charge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-30

~ Johns Episcopal Charea.-ro-dav,
mo cornerstone CT st. Johns Episeopsnl
cnnrch Oh, at Chester viii be laid sDont :, Il, is
c,Scc c,o,ocl p. NJ. Every arrangement has oten
'n,e,ad . e'OJe Richmond Commsndery ana
Joppa Lodge, F. and A. NJ: OF rms r6,vs fa.v,
VIM w;th yistisg brethren. will attend. aners
wm1 WIN 40 % De Masonicrepresen,atiyes presents
tvon, WI, "i rs,ersbGrc, Chesterfield county, anu
,LI. ,Sis CIV The exerc ses will be under as sne
nirss T,, c IAN Of Grand-Mastsr Peyton ;: Coles. g,
d,,se d"see William I. Copton vii, dover :. "a, ,
adafess;; n attendance. The ladies' will inr,
VII, VIII oS Dinner " and the day will wind up Win
n'sn .;nn,s u'ns a. the hotel suco a rare oppo''
.s,w scv,sv'o 'or rational enjoyment, In aid o'
u" nnoa came, does not often present 'sen'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-30

GOODS THAT ARE CHEAP are those which were
purchased before the advance In prices. LEVY
BROTHERS purchased 200 MIrseilles Quilts about
four months ago; SO they can stll them at old
prices.
They also purchased large stock Of Linen Goods
such as Table Cloths, Napkins, poilies, Towels
sheeiugs, and Ptow-Casiugs.
They call ~ teu,ion their stock of goods IN gen.
cral, as tney now show an assortment which cannot
be surpassed in the StGte. Their prices are always
the lowest; and a. iaoY ltep Everything In their
line, you can supply your wants without the trouble
of shopping around.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-30

Coon TEMPLARs' REyIvAL.-The Dual
Grand Lodge recently instituted here by
Colonel James y. Stubbs is making, ii IS
said, a most gratifying progress. William
II. l.. Combs, Grand WORTHY Secretary, VIII
institute this week five new lodges in Cu-
pepper, Orange, and Fauquler counties.
Five new lodges will also be opened next
week in Page and Warren c)unties by Rev.
Ii. NJ. Wharton.
Degree Temple. No. l New Light), new
Degree Temple Of the Colored Independent
Order OF Good Templars, will be institute d
in this city the first Tuesday in April, with
the following officers: Robert McNaughton,
Degree Templar; Dr.. J. c. Ferguson, De
gree Vice-Templar; w. II. l.. Combs De-
gree Secretary Rev. Benjamin Persons. De
gree Treasurer; Rev. Charles W. Cam, De
gree Chaplain; Rev. J. w. Gaines, Degree
Marshal; A. p. Fleet, Degree Deputy Mar
shall; T.. u. Gray, Degree Guard; Bruce
Thornton, Degree Sentinel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-30
TRAVELLERS ANp TOURISTS
find great benefit in having = bottle with them {
ColGen's LIEBIG-s FLUID EXTRACT OF BEEF.

WILBoR's oD.LIvER OIL AND LIME.-The
friends of persons who have been restored from
confirmed Consumption by the use of This original
preparation, and the grateful parties themselves,
have, by recommending IL and acknowledging Its
wonderful efficacy given the article vast popular
iiy In New England The Cod Liver OH Is In this
bination robbed of ts unpleasant taste aud rem
dered doubly effective In being coupled with the Lime,
which IS t,elfa restorative principle, supplying ma
ture with Just the assistance required 10 heal and
rec tore the diseased lungs. A. u. WILDoR Boston,
nronrleiOr. Sold By all druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-30

Briefs "A pnmber OF our young people
had picnic at Captain Guys yesterday.
and another Is announced near the city to-
day.
The public schools will resunse their du-
ties this MOI Eing.
In consequence OF the work ahead some
OF the operatives Of the Dipville workshops
are still employed until after O'Clock Z.
NJ.
The store OF Justice Perdue, one OF the
oldest 10 the city, is to have q new front
and be otherwise improved.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-30

M,ss TuURsBY's CONCERT AT MozAKt
HI s,ruRpAY NIGHT.-Uur readers VIII
10 a III niaased go 10 know that Miss Emma Thurs.
~ ~ ~, artis,e we'll and kindly remembered
y ny the M Iovers OF GOOD music in this city, VIII
,,Ive ~ e"o one ~ her popular concerts Mt Mozart
fn fHs,, on saturday evening. Sac VIII be as
listed M nv Miss Anna Rock, the young Ameri'
can n,anisie: Mons. Adamowski, the Poiisn
.,n,;nis,. Mr. Rfsnson, the young tenor
an1 Maurice sIrakoscb, the great pianist
auc, Gu" ' nsms. viii be sure to attract fine 20
dence. The sale Of resesve% Moses sss;s n.,s vsS'S
on Thursday at Ramos q .;a,osS Moss MUSIC
store. 0l4 Main street, atv@cicck a. ~