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lCommubica e.
A Card TO Real Esfnre owners I'm Rich
mOnd and Vicinity.

Thr price OF properly IS very firm, irqui-
ries for and >ulcs of real e>tlle are becOul-
ing more frequent, and no doubt Will con
unue so during the winter, aud when he
sDri0g oIens we will nave an activity not
seen since 1870 Prnperty has not been
selling II fancy pric and IN most cases has
mol brought lis intrinsic y,lue. Al en-
Uancemrnt in price does not come with
speculative demand, but w'h the Dsturil
gtn~Ih of the city. and The growing desire
10 own hcGIe in>tead Of renting. cOn>e-
quently each year large number Of b0uSes
uayIug been sold fJr OccnpIiiOn by pur.
c1asers reduces thr Dumbrr placed on the
market. und ihe cOnsequ' NJ demand for
houses in good ,ocatlOrS increases toe val
ues. We believe that houses and eligible
lots, purchasei at present prices. can be
sold al an advance within The year. The
future OF our civ Is brisn with the e. eat
abundance OF money and low rates Of in
ferest. All safe bond> and s 'Ocks rarely
WELD more th,n four to five per cent. We
are having hundreds Of applications for
country real esta from parties all over the
North. West, anada. and Europe. shaving
such an interest in Ola Virginia tnat we
pr dict >ueD tide of immigration to our
,Iuie that will exceed our most s,ngui1e
expectations; and mus insurins prosp r
ons future ne,r ~ band 10 propery-owners
in Rlcnmond and v'rinity.
Very respectfully,
r. b. CBAFFIN K Co.,
Real Estate Ag' MS and AuctlGneeIs.
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RICHMOND CITY DrRgCroRY OFFICE. ,

RICE aOAD. Va. JIuuaft 10. 1881.
Editors DiSpatch: Gentlemen, - Al.
though iDe bad weather for the pas three
or four weeks has interfer, very seriously
with the canvas II the a. Y for the D,rec-
tory, yet am glad 10 say yery full return
has been made from AL The distIics and
| wards in he city. rnere may be some per-
8 n, however. who have moved dun ing the
Canvass IN the p,st live or six We k In'S
dis ric's that had hreD cinvs,>ed from IN.
cauvassed ones Such persons names IL L.
iDpo.- bic to get withOut making a recan-
vass of the bole ciy Some will proDa.
biz gei from The real estate agents from
whom they rent.
ApprecIHiDg the kind favors which YOU
rave .ho~D me in the use OF your columns
IN rhe pas . ami knowing the interest th.t
YOU iee IN having ibe Directory of our city
az full and perfect as possible. respectfully
ak thai YOU viii call the attention Of all
who have changed either bu-ines, or place
II business or re- >'deDce 10 the nee ssitv OF
reporting such changes. Respectfully,
j. III. tHATAIGNE, Compiler.
Office: Room No. 7. 1901 east Main street.
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INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS. u regular
mett'ps Of Uid dominion council. AmeIi.
can Legion OF Honor. the following ottic, rs
were installed by Deputy supreme Com
mander III. +. w. SOU Dern for the ensuing =
twelve months james u Elan. com
mnnder; Jnlins A H'DSoD, vice-c mmand-
rr; JOHN L. Whitaker. oritor; L. j. Wey'
mouth, past commander; James +. X dnick,
-ec:ei,ry; X :. Anderson. Collector: Hhgn
A. Me- urds, treasurer; J,hn W. Hughes,
chaplain; Ro. l.. Tucker. gulot; j. n. G.
Blankensbip. warden; William j. 10th,
sentry; Dr.. John p. Harrison, medica' ex'
aminaY
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! DEATH OF PROFESSOR JOHv II. Nc
Observation-Disclosures FATALITY AMONG
COLLEGE PRnPEssURS. "A telegram re-
ceived on yesterday from Shreveport
brought the sad intelligence tn Rev. Henry
McDouald, ID. d., pastor OF the Second
Baptist church OF ibis city, Of the death OF
hIs Oldest son. Professor John II. Nc
Donald at Keacbie, La, which occurred
on last Thursday night. HIS Daren's had
been previously informed OF his Hines,
but telegram received a few davs ogo,
giving assurances OF an improved condition
and speedy recovery, had aliayed their fears,
30 that The I'll Nv when il came fell with
more crushing effect because unlocked for.
Tbis noble young man, the pride and
hope Of MS parents, was 10 the twenty
fourth year Of his age, had endeared him
self TO large circle Of friends in Virginia,
and gave ~ omise IL eminent success IN the
profession 10 which be had devoted bis life.
He was born in Kentucky, and graduated
with honor at Georgetown College, OF tUat
State. Al the time he was elected 10 The
profes.or,hip in Keacbie College be was
tesching IN SrOtt-yille. Va. During The
brief period # his residence in Louisiana
he had more tnan fulfilled the eXpec' atiOns
OF hi> college associates, bo'h $ a teacher
and refined Christian gentleman. our
whole community sympa'hize wrh the
sorelY- -Jere,ved family OF rhe deceased.
A most remarkable fatality seems TO have
attended the professors oi Keschie COLLEGE
IN The past four months. Professor Basil
X. Manly, son Of Rev. DR.. Basil Manly.
formerly VI this CITY, died suddenly on the
2lst of September, only Nv" weeks af'er he
hid entered on fne duties Oi his cbair
His successor. Professor Reynolds. OF Mis-
sissi irpi, arrived at Koacbie on the 9'h OF
November I flowing, and % the next d,v
was killed in the terrible cyclone which
destroyed a large part Of toe town. Pro-
fesSOr Mcdonald had been IN hi, new field
only about two months, when he fell Il
vIciIm 20 an acute attack OF neuralgia Of the
membrlne Of the eye.
Rev. DR.. McDouaId left last night for
I,OuiSIaua
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Miss ELEANOR CALHOrS.-Tbis Charm.
Ing young actress, who was born ana
educated in California. but whose pa
rents came fr IN South Carolina, will
appear at 'be Richn nOnd Theatre Tues.
dsy evening, January 25th. She is
called "tbe new Juliet" and is said to be
one Of The most promising ideal represe nis-
tiyes Of ShaksDearIan and other modern
classical heIoines II be American stage.
She made her DEBUT in San Francisco last
October, and The success -be achieved is re.
ported 10 be as brilliant as any in the records
OF the stage. She was trained for her pro-
fession by Mrs Julia Melville Snyder, who
i an ockDowledged dramatic instructor Of
great merit. Miss Calhoun mas been highly
endorsed by be Washington press, and will
come supported by fine dramatic company.
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"SEE WHERE SHE COMES. CT LIFE AND JOY,
SEE, SEE, THE SOVEREIGN Pow wER."

The audience was very large and brilliant one
and was critical hut Miss Calhoun r"c-iyef
beaIty recall III the fall of each act She has been
com pared TO Mary Andt on In her first but
Iber- ~ no resemblance. xcepf IN he same want Of
experet cs. In iact she l. the reyers- OF our long,
A mir ii friend. being OF me iium height rather than
ialI. aud with a voice remarkable for sweetness,
range. ard variety Of tone raIh'r than strength.
She makes an extremely plea ant impression. wears
eos umes Of exquisite tss'e and hriiiiancy, aud I'm
some OF he poetic passages Is qnitr adorable. she
strives 10 casr al the rony Dioniliiies. an1 ofen
I'M rod oess. a bO'abe instince btrR In
the porion ,cene " in which she SETS the 1t ,ee diff
fprpnty from the usual style. and gives ih~ dread
md ncrrDr with he effect Of suppressed I'm D,ion.
We also admire this young adv for her bold and
lnteliig.nt study of the part In ner owa way snd
aft urture without stacy decllmillon or ra ting.
The fieci sometimes lscs~ noser, but the style Is
pure and classic Washington Post
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Roll OF Honor. -fbe following pupils
were on the roll Of honor al the public
schools last week:
Hlgn scbcel-E. Morrisseite prir eipal-
Ida Allsup, MAID Hoa let. Minnie Moutei-
ro. E,nnie Walker. Hattie Wells.
Scneo, No. l-Mi.s Beitie Irvine TEACHER
Ida Brands.
Schooi M. 2-Miss X iche Lyon TEACHER
Loni,e AIkis>on. Garland B,mnsu, Law
renee Bailey, Eddie GIBBS, Cary French,
Tbomas ra,lor. X ,sa Dornin, Fannie Fo-.
ter, Lizzie Ho~iett.
Scnooi No. 3-Miss Mamie Ha' cher teach.
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II was innocent, bright. exceedingly graceful and
IN he D-leony po' Ion scenes very elective Her
dressing was eiCgant IN The extreme, ana In admira-
ole taste. she Is the pIeities' of JuIies. aud very
graceful. per readings indicate thouxbtfuI study.
She gives every Indication OF the highe-i refinement,
aud acts Thoroughly IA keeping With Iadybood that
Is charming IN its expression. u Is jnsf or v.one
Before ht the Engsh stage accepted no idt8l but
MI 5 O'Neii, who by IL he 10 fiOn OF pteress
among The prOudest of he British nobility. Miss
Kemble was marvellous Juhet sn0 had no success
sor uuil Adelaide Nelson, aoout fweiye years go,
achieved her reputation. Miss Calhoun ha D@rsOUsl
and mental charms tor the character. Time and
work may make her The living juliet Of The present
,ge She repeat the character tonight. and aD-
~ ars ~ Ju "a In the Huncnback Tomorrow Wash
ingtOn Star.
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POLICE OURT-JuStice ID. t.. Richard
sen preSding.--1 he following case was dis
posed Of ,r.Lerday:
James Farmer tcolored), charged with
b eiklng and entering the ,tnrehouse OF w.
NJ. Parrish and >ieaiirg Two bags Of coffee
and one lot Of cDeesa, valued at S45. Tue
case vas continued in consequence OF the
abs, nee OF witnesses
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THE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE OF
l. The NURSERY.

The following Is an extrac, from letter written
TO the GermIa Reformed Messenger, at Cham
Der burg, Pa:
A BYNkFACTRESS
just open ths dor for he-, anf Mrs. WINsLOw
will prove the American Florence Nightingale Of
the Nur cry. Oi ,hi' we are 30 surr that we vii I
teach our "Su,y" 10 say, "A 81 (iD2 on Mrs.
WINsLow" for n"lping her to survive and csc ape
the griUIng. coicking. and teeihing siege. MRS.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP relieves the
child from pain aud cures dysentery and dlsrrhGl.
IL sof'en The gums, reduces Inflammation, cures
wndc lie. and car'Is The infant safely through the
tetihins sperioi 10 perform, precisely what 1t pro-
fesses 10 perform, every part OF 20 hing less
We have never seen Mrs. WISsLOw know her
only through he preparation of her soothing
syrup for chi dren Teethi,g" " we had ne
Lower we would make her. as she Is, pi ysical sa-
viour TO the infant race. Sold by all druggists
TWENTY-FIVE cents bottle. "a l4-ep'lw
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HANDSOME FRANKLIN.STREET LOT SOLD.-
Messrs. Il. L. th. fill d Co.. real estate
age MS, on Saiurdov sold to Mr.. Thomas
Boiling The b,auifuI lot fronting thirty
feet on Franklin street, opposite Monroe
Park, and adjoining Mr. X. G. Mortop's
residence. belonging 10 Mr. A. ID Williams.
for sl05 Der front foot. The puI uIcua>er pro-
poses to build fine residence on the lot.
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LARGE CONTRACT FOR TIES AWARDED "A
contract has been closed between Messrs.
NorvelI. Leak & Co. and the Richmond
and AIleghauy Railroad Company by which
hat en- erp, isicg firm are to furnish the
railroad company with all tbe ties r'quir, d
t. complete the rold-about 100000 IN
clUdiDg rhr North River branch 10 LeXiDg-
f.,n
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FUNERAL OF Mrs REYNOLDS Mrs. &. VI.
Rey yUold,. " f. Of Stale. Treasurer Reynolds.
was hur'fd ye'iel day from the Munum al
cuurcn at 3 p. N by Rev. j. g. Armstrong.
ALI 'he Offices In the Capitol were closed
yesterday afternoon at l O'Clock, ~ order
Il The Governor, to allow the heads # the
depar ments and clerks to attend the funeral
OF Mrs, ReyGOld.
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New HOsE.-The Committee on TIE Fire
DrparI meni h We contracted for the delye-
ry at very early dIv OF three thousand
feet OF cotton hose. The hose selected is
regarded as rbe best Of lis kind thai can he
f,urd, ana will b. full conpIed aud deli
we're d 1ere free of freight charges.
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INTERNAL-REyEAUE COLLECTIoNs.-Tbe
following ~ statement OF fne Internal
revenue collections for The week ending
Saturday, Jinuary 18th: MoDdn, S5 9l9.15 !;
Tue sday, S3,354 40; Wednesday. S5.296.l3 :;
Thursday. So III 10; Friday. S4.l99 lG /;
Sslurd1y. S7,l6S.24. Total, S2S 648 96.
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IMPORTANT TO HOLDERS OF PIEDMONT AND
ARLINGTON POLICIES Mr.. G.. seton Lind
say, Of toe New York Liie-Insurance Com
pany. Is in the ciiy. and my be found for
few da, al the office Of MessIs. Johnston,
Williams Il b ulware. He represents one
OF the best life companies OF the country,
and has an imporianr proposition to make
10 the holders Of the Piedmont aud Airing
ion nOlcIPs.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cIondy and
raw, and the mel curry did not get above
freezing point.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY g A. NJ, Is;
8 A. NJ, 20; noon. 26; 3 p. NJ, "a; z.
NJ, %; mIdBi2bt, 20.
Mean temperature. 23S.
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To THE LADrTs-3n account Of the ineiemeni
wea'h-r Friday The big Millinery tale by JAS. MAC
DouGALL AuctioTer Win he coninu MONDAY
ana TUESDAY Janusry IL and -, 1881 at be
New York Auction House, No. 523 Broad street
tup-stairs)' and the entire stock sold without re-
serve. See advertisement,
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ALL BEAUrEoUs FAIRNESS DwRLLETn IN
THINE EYES"

Miss Eleanor Calhoun o. whom so much has been
said. made her first spDearsnce at for1's ppera.
Uouss Tonight as juliet. In topeo and Juliet.'r
There was a mos, fashionable and critica audience
present Including many Of tbose most prom mnent in
noIiiic and sOcipiy. Miss Calhoun cTeaf.d most
f,vnr,bie impress IN by her rendi, on Of et Her
ar robe Is mos exfen i've mag idcent. aud the
dresses which she wore In the different scenes sx-
en the admiration and envy o. The iides-Cor.
resDoadeace Baltimore Sun.
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OUB CHOICE ROASTED "BLENDED COFFEE >
Is unsurpassed In sireng and delicious aroma. We
have cheaper and desrer des but for general sat-
isisc ion r, commend our " BIeI ded" Try q pound
Only % cents. VERNE & SLATER, Grocers.
Seventh and Ma arshall sire ct.
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Her rare beauty and graceful conception Of tise
part snd artistic acting stamped her as brilliant
star 10 the eaIsxy of American hi-ironic artists.
Miss (Alpoup's reception was 0vstton, and she
was itDeat-clv lied before the curtain AZ the
close OF the performance Miss Calhoun ~ss walled
upon nv number of 0isiiuyui>hsd gent e'n@n. VINO
Congratulated her upon her p@rsonai t'umD, before
the most critical OF all sudf Dccs -Specfst fsts.
grdm to the American Baltimore.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-Day the Middle
AilIntic States, slightly warmer. generally
cloudy weather. and light snow, With north
east TO southeast winds, aud stationary or
sIowly.falliDg barometer.
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CENT. 10 ifFEcT SALES.
BLACK BEAVER cLoin at si.5o per yard
BLACK sFAvER CLOTH at % so per yard
III kCK M,TELAssF BEAVER CLOTH at sI rs
per yard worth W so:
C0LoRtD CLoAR CLOTHS a. o. so worth "
COL0RkD CLOAk CLoTHS at ~. 80 worth $3.50;
uLsrsR Ct0fH con ., Il a. $40 Sor'bss
CLOAKs VL~TkRS, and DOLMANS-oDly = few
leu We have fixed low prices so as To sell
EXTRA.nEAyY CORDUROY FOR HUNTING
yoTfINGIiAM LAcEs FOR CURTAINS at I2lk
l6S, 20. 25. 80. ard up 10 Zoe. per yard, wor h
CuSTTkiN MUSLIN from 10 to s5c. per yard-a
LACE CUaTAiNs from ~ so up to $50 a set for
tso windows-a ave ., 80 ner cent;
MARsEiLLES 1OlLEr-MATS at rs for a set
of sIx-wonld BE- cheap st 50c.:
TIDES IN great variety at 80 per cent. below rgu-
GENUiNR NEEDLE. WORKED BANDS at zoe.
and 81 for a doube band worth 90 per cent.
The l.rgest stock Of the c.le brated FOSTER KID
GLOVES IN ihi. city;
See our HOSIERY for ren' women, and children
MdnyS N Al SaMsH. a1@ coRFTs MaR
NER's HEALTH CORstTs, NURSING COR
OH. .cLoTH FOR TABLES IL wards wide. at Csc,
IL wards wide al 30'. worth 4 and SOC;
save 70 per cent. on your CARPETS. RUGS. and
A new sock OF COLLARS. CUFFS, and RUFFLFS 4;
CARRIAGF-BLANKETS or LAP ROBES at
81 1882 80, $3.50. "a 80 and s5-a save of
80 per cent:
BED BLANKETS and COMFORTABLES at very
lOw prices:
100 s'vIes of NOTE-PAPERs. CARDS. and EN-
VELOPES. In boxes. from o 10 soc. a box.
Thousands OF other articles at eXtremtly-low
prices.
FOR FIRST-CLAsS GOODS AT THE LOWEST
PRICES CALI AT
t.tEY RRpTHFRS',
jal3 1917 and 1919 Main rect.
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Romeo and Juliet q picture u love sn6 ITS ptft-
abe f,te IN world whose atnp' phsfe Ia no rough
for this iend~rest blossom of htsasa nfe
TSO beings creaed for ssch other k<ea mnsuL
loys M "A first glance. syerv ideragon dtsaD>
% ars b, foe the invisible fafence NJ rvin< 10 ono
an0,her. They Join themselves ecresS: an1 un-
friendly events fog owing allow npon bow hsir h..
I'M. forciblv seVsra ed from each osher. th.y are
uutta IN the grave, - met sgaAs In xno,her
wor'd.-Schfe2st.
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a FRAGRANT BREATH is always pleasure, and
you can have IL ny using MEADE 4 BAKERS de-
hcious CARBOLIC MOUTH-WAsH. It destroys tie
offensive oior caused by diseased gums and de-
cay,d teeth, and speedily restores them to a healthy
col diton. Price, nifty cents bottle.
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TOR TWENTY YEARS TUFTS PILLS have proven
The friend OF Invalid, and through all The changes
or That period tens u thousands sin stick TO their
Old friend. and rs many more daily testing theii
virtues. They are truly the sick mans friend.
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ALL RAIL FarIGHr LrSE TO IHE NORTH
The lnl'ud Trad C'mmlttee of tue Cham
ber ~ Commerce took no uc.ion Sal Urday
evening" regnd dag the establishment OF an
allraiI freight line Ia the North uid 'he
Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Potoma,
ruufp
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On last Saturday Mr.. Jicoo CasseI killed
two very large wild turkeys at one shol.
The TWO weighed 60a pounds, had beard II
inches long, were 43 inches from Deak In
toe, and measured feet inches from lin
Of one wing 10 TIP of the other.-M Marion
Patriot
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WHEREVER U3ED, PURCELL, LADD & Coz
Emulsion OF Cod Liver Ul has given entire satisfac
tion. P'ice, 90 cents. At all drugsrores. Take n
sub ti ute.
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The MEETINGS AT TUE SECOND BAPTIST
CHURCH last week, conducted b, the evan
gets Rev. j. f Ills,n, were l,rgelv at
trndrd aud successful. He preacnes tins
mOrnIue and to.uight in the same cluicl.
ana Will preach mere every night this week.
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To rake the hands smooth, to keep the ips
from chappIng, there i' nothing better than this
excel'en, prepiratIou. Now that the cold weather
has set In every body should have some OF it.
Prepared by T. ROBERTS BAKER, Druggist, No,
o 3 Main stree
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED BY
the use of MEADE X BAKERS sAPoNINE DENTr.
FRICE. which VIII De,diiy remove incpient tartar
and scurf Price, dfly cents box.
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PURCELL. LADD & CO.'S ENULsIoN OF COD
LIVER OIL Is guaranu ed pure and free from aka.
lies. II builds M the weakened system. Try It
Fifty cents per bottle. All druggists keep Il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-16

Miss Eleanor Calhonn raDssted her performance
OF Juliet at The Opers-Holse last nixbs. he au.
ii nee wss large aud Enthusiastic. ana the ftvorsbe
i'm prsssjon created BY Miss tsib"unS tuittst GER
,orn ance WAS deepened aud 6 MI med To-nisht
Mis- Calhoun will appear rs Juita IN " The Hunch-
back. ~ Wdshiagtoa Republican .sseond doyt.
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BALTIMORE, ND. states:
II have used CoideD's LIEBIG's LIQUID Fx.
TRACT OF BEEF largely In debftity. febrtte and
nerrOns diseases. and have found 1t one of the
most reliable of Dutrlent ,onics"
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OfD. FASHIONED PRINCIPE CIGARS, aIl.clear
Yara Tobacco, just receivedby
W. d. BLAIR 4 Co.
This cigar compares fiyorabiy with imported
cigars At double their price. We have also fine
stock OF all grades at very low figures.
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FINE TEAS, SPICES, AND GROCERIES GENE.
RALLY, In iull assortment and at favorable prices
81 VERNE x SLATER's.
Seven b sud Marshall street.
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A COOP OvgRc0Ar.-We saw a gentleman
OF the street yesterday wno had IN On over
enat wnich De told u, he Dad worn every
winter for thirty-iwo years. and II looked
as II Il was good for many more,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-16

Miss Calhoun reappssred In juliet at ftfd's last
eysping aud maftriaIlv strtn thnned he very IA
vOrabIe impression msd- upon the occasion of Der
arst performance. To-ni2b he W y play Ia The
Hum hbacs Z" The w.l-knowD role 81 Juita--
Washington Post tsecond day..
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EXPERIENCE HAS PROVEN THAT PURCELL
LADD 4 CO.'S Emulsion OF Ood-Iiger Oil has no
superior. Take no o'her as utsi lure. For sal,
by an druggists. Prize. 80 cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-16

Go TO LEVY BROTHERS, and purchase you
goods, unlsss YOU have more money than you kno,
what 20 do with
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VI. ELLYsoS Il CO., advertising agents, insert al
We isemenis IN all of the newspapers Of the UniteC
States at publish. rs rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch cOuntlns-room VIII receive prompt atten
tton
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-16

800 pair BLANK T. to be- closed out;
$50 BEu-COMFORTs:
200 pair COLOR ID BLANKETS;
$50 LAP and BUGUYRoBES:
65 pair HORS -BLAEKtT>.
We hive stilI 800 CLOAKS and DOLMANs To
select from.
Also. 100 CHILDBEN'S CLOAKs which will be
ofIered a. Dl me co, rs do not wish TO carry
ihesr DDS 10 ano her season;
800 d Sen TOW Is:
800 dol-n N,PKI>s. 10 be sold at less than manu-.
faeturrs' prcts;
200 pieces DOUBLE-wIDTH DRESS GOODS 10
be SOLD at lGhe PER ysrd-resl value 37Jsc.;
$50 pieces DRESS GOODS at 121c g. ever sod be-
fore a. lsss than zoe.
We sin how over 90 ri. ces Of BLACK CASH.
MERE from 25c. 20 IL per ward.
Our soc. CASHMERE we guarantee the best in
the city.
We also show = very large assortment OF
BLACK AND cUIOhED SILKS,
which We cerla'nly sell st a reduction OF 20 per
cent on former prices, am ng which will be found
some Of the very bes, makes.
Our BROCADt % sII X IN Back and Colors, vii
De solo al ees than cos o'mport
We SIN show uCwsrd of 100 pieces CARPET.
Ai'o. 'uhh hbe Oh hUos' fio''h 'ib-CLoI ms
WiNp'W SHADE :. ano LACE CURTAINS,
which will b, 'o.d al "A sacrifice;
Also, 'ull hue Of CAS>idERts for Mems and
Bows wear;
Also, fu nns OF DOIIPLE- With FLANNELS
suitao E for dreses A. d .acques:
Ana tbonssBds or oih'r GOOD~, which will he
closed ou a, a loss "a her than carry them over
We siss' how fulI line of DOME STICS. which
VT retail at manufacturers pric.s.
SY(Lt BROTHERS,
n S'eoo 3ll Broad street.