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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-05
THE WILHELM CONCERT LAST NIGHT

THE WILHELM CONCERT LAST NIGHT
On looking over the somewhat limited
audience last night we could not but ask
ourselves the question, Do the musical peo-
pie of Richmond know that the greatest
living viOlinist is performing here? We
have never heard Wlhelmi play with more
force. expression. and delicacy. There is
no need for criticism upon the performances
OF such an artist. Tpey are above IT, II
must have been pleasure TO the artists to
ieel so perfectly en- rapport with their hear
ers, albeit 1t was 10 crowded house. Mr..
Sternberg's playing was. as we have said be-
fore. all that could be desired as to XecutiOn.
His triling III the treble was more than
good-it was almost astonishing. Every note
had is place, neither more nor less Miss
Frilch sang charniugly. Her voice Is good
and well cultivated. Her enunciaiion Is
equally good in Italian, German, and Eng
lIsh. She is one of the few singers who
render at once the music and the sense.
We must again thank Mr.. Vogrich for his
accomplniments, which were all that could
be desired by either s0OiSs or audience. We
rarely have an opportunity TO bear such
music, and il Richmond would sustain its
reputation ~ tccntre OF musical talent, our
people should not fail to avail The mselyrs Of
The chance 10 be present at the matne- to-
day.
AT The request OF many lovers OF music
the following is the new programme which
has been arranged for the hali e. tins ai.
ternoOn: |. a, Moment Musical-b, Etude
de Concert, (Noschkowsky.) Stcrnberg. ,.
Grand Aria. Carnival de Venice" (Bene.
dlct.) Miss Frtch. 3. Concerto, (Mendels-
sohn.) Wihelmj. 1. a. ValSe Dc Concerto,
Gavotie, (Stcrnberg,) c. In Cba,sc. (Rhein-
berger,) stcrnberg. ;. S0ug. "On March
Night" lTaubert,l Miss Frtch 6. Fanta.
siestueck, (WilneImi.l Wlllfelnj.
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,yu Tur EDITORS OF THE pr.

D PATCu": In 'hc report ~ Nc. \. !. 3d..
w1rr. rtC,t.rr a. ihc ifrdhon' and Atliugftl
I.tf -u-urHur' CON pary. "HnIi- n. tu your prP.r
uf Z! diy Of February 1881. The following i't1
1,u.ai.: From -. r. Mri~igrr. on Que ii..
G6 s. 10 acre iiui near Ashllnd. N,-tuomnt .-
lnottgaer. $500. Prphsbly worthless This sin't-
ntu ut does me iutu-fir-. Ou Iu.y "a. 1869. ga.
the Arlington NufWl life Insurance comm
a deed ot trust 90 stcIrr note for 5000 .U
properly near A. Band. thcn lud now " riH a.
least q 80 .um under frr miner; hut on o. D.
Jun'. 1872, mis- dtht having ben Uai boy me, %
sIid a. ,d of tfu.t va relieved tnd the relrl y
recorded in Hanover unly clerk, onire iu - h.
~. ; u.Giq. -. t. NEl~lGIi'
FEBRUARY I. 1851. Z l.
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RoH oj Hoa0r.-The following pupil,
were on The roll 0f honor a. the public
schools thi, week:
High School-E. Mor.i,seGe principal
Ida AlleJp, Annie BrodnaX, Nemmi" Nor
ri>,ette. Emma Turner, Emmie Walker,
Hattie Wells. Allie Farmer LOUIS Kidd.
school No. Mss Bette l.. Irvn teach
cr-Ida Brands, Charlie Sims.
school No. Miss x. 4. Lyon tclcher--
Garland Burnett, Fdy Duyl. Lawrence
Bailey, Harold DuyAl, Harry CalGgin, Cora
Green.
school 70. 3-liiss Mamie Hatcher
teacher-Etta Adl0s. Minnie Jones, Ad.
die Leonard. Minla SPAN, Carrie " iIkin-
son, Eddie Wells.
school NJ. miss +. French teacher
Hurry Buell.. walter Ere man, Ollie Elder,
Matte FowlHe-, Pcari Matthew's, Mittie
Walker.
Plimary-Mr.. Hall tea.her-Chra Fi,.
cher, IIntlir klng, Ella P0Ver., Matte
Ri>by, Birdie FaIrer, Henry Vaden, Walter
Adams, Irvine Abbott, Freddie Beatie,
Willie Boiler, Charlie Bourne. George } :.
sell, Bobbie Moore, james PlaGz, Charlie
Root, John Roof, Pesry Relms, Douglas
Sharp, Sylvester Wright.
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THE REvIVAL At THE SECOND BAPTIST
CHURCH. The meeting, at tins churcr con-
tinue with unaba'ed interest. Nearly ioit
persons have prof">sed falth in christ
twenty-five OF whom nave joined the church.
Rev. j. L. HujsoD, the evangelist VINO Is
conducting these meetings, is preacher oi
great power, so simple in his presentation
OF truth lvat q child can understand hlm'
and yet so ably does he discuss the sub.
jects OF his sermons that the most cultivated
eagerly hang on his WORDS 10 the close. lie
breaches morning and night on Sunday, ana
the meetings are TO be- continued next week.
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HusrINGS COURT GRAND JURoRS.-The fol.
OwIn..named persons have been summoned
Is grand Jurors FIR the February term OF
the Iiu>ling- Court, whch viii commence
on MONDAY next, the ith instant: r. 1.
Glasgow. James Gunn, William G. Seldom
Tbomas Elle,i, j. Booton Hill, Robert H..
Bosner. f.. Il. Addison, Manfred Call. Jr q,
f. c. Goddln, William II. scott, \. W..
Welsieer. Charlie, j. SiuroD, ". W. Tim.
berlake. William A. >outhnlI, John g..
Hooker. Randolph MAYNARD, Il. I. Pember-
ton, Jmes l.. Blair. Augustus Bod ker,
Alfred :. Lee. Frank d. Hill, Il. +. BIaGkin-
shin. J. j. Foster tcolorcd). and Ricnard
Forester (colorCdl.
WITNESSES and other persons having bu-i-
ness before the grand Jury should appear
promptly at II \. VI.
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Brit HemS. The pulpit Of the Manchcs-
ter Methodist church "iIl be- ilIed regularly
curing Mr.. WoodwHrd', sickness by other
ministers.
Tie Manchester fishery has been rented
out for the ensuing year for $20 more ihIn
il was rented for last year.
\ new furnace has been placed in the
Methodist church. aud he building cIn now
be made very comfortable.
Councilman A. G. GIBBS, who j. working
at StauntoD, came down yesterday TO attend
The Council meeting last night, and VIII 90
back To StaunI0n thI' morning.
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WIcKEDSEsS.--Not a bad heart. but = diseased
Liver Is Oft fbe cause of violence OF ten per
dlc'ivcness, aud sometimes crine for when The
spleen is affected. The heart I. clOeged In MS i,,er
impulses for want Of action 70 ctrrv Of the bite.
81 have used SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR. noi
ony once, but often, AMI can confidently sssrt u
has done me more good than any oihtr medicine
have ever used. think II is The creates, medi'n
for diseased Liver made in the world. Many o. my
neighbors have used IL, aud all wilt say as mucd
not more than 30 for It's virtues.
"JoHN }. ALLEN. Bibb county, Gi."
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DEATH OF A YOUNG LADY.-Miss Mabel
Austin. daughter of the late Captain George
]. Austin, OF the Young Guard, died at the
RI, idence Of her uncle, William ii. Wade,
on Thursday night at ll:20 O'Clock. she
was IN the bloom OF youth, was most lov l.
bile character, and a pure CHRISTIAN. Her
funeral will take place from 81. James
church at / O'Clock to-day. lnterment at
Holly WOod
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LAwEENCE BARGfTT.-T The sale Of reserved
seats for the Barrett engagement here rext
week opened yesterday morning, and vas
decidedly The most active We bad IN Rich
mOnd this winter. BY half-pa>l Q o'clcck
\. VI. almost all oi the orcht Sira chairs were
sold, and many OF the most desirable IN the
pilqGct ana dre>>.circlc. The cu.ag, ment
i 20 short (hc plays only two ni4ht>), and the
nc or 80 eminent and such "a fi.N'riic IN Rich
mond, that il would be only mauerof sur
pri-e were the Theatre not crowded on both
occasions.
1orick'S Love. the new play in which Mr..
Barrett appears on Tuesday evening next,
j. a translation and adaptation from the
Spanish Of E.tehlnoz by W. ID. iIowellS.
The time of the play j. in the days Of Sh1k-
>pearc the plot q very strong but simple
one. G0rick, the comedian OF the Globe
Theatre, is married 90 Mistress Alice, The
leading lady at the sane playhouse. who IS
very beautiful woman, and much hlS
junior. Ills foster son, Edmund, also an
actor, who owes every thing IN life 10 lorick,
falls IN love with Alice, and she returns
that affection. Walton, The lcId-
ing actor Of the Globe, discovers their
love. and, being jealous OF lorick profcs-
SiOnaiy, cOncude> 10 uCqulint him with
the state OF affairs. Master Haywood, the
manager OF the theatre, also has noticed
that the Two have fallen in love. and en-
deavors 10 keep the knowledge from Yorick.
Master WoOdfOrd has written a play IN
which the chief characters are loving huS-
band, falthlcss wife. aud an un2ratelul
ward. These characters are taken lay Orlck,
Mistress Alice, and Master Edmond, and
gradually the truth is unfolded until the end
OF the play. The n,t act is on the stage of
the Globe Theatre, and during the scene
Walton hands YoIick letter written by
Edmund tn Alice. Iorick becomes infu-
rated. aud in the fencing scene actually
kills Edmund.
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SKATING on THE BASIN.-Early Yesterday
morning the smooth lee on The basin At
traced number Of skaters, and for 4 lime
tbe spoIt w;s very hne. Two Young gen
Ilemen, Mes,rs. Hutcne>on and SVdnor,
broke through the ice on the south side OF
the basin, but were rescued. and AFTER re-
covering sufficiently we're sent home.
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YorNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS
MEETINGS The meeting at ID. READ .
church Yesterday evening was conducl'd Il
by Rev. Dr. W. +. Hatcher, who read APP
propliaie Scriptures and made IN earnest
and admirable address oh " C0hies>lng
Christ
The speci1l requests for prayer were re-
membercd in PRAYERS led by Rcys. ;. c.
Cloplon, DR.. Read, Dr. Hatcher, and John
Harmon. ..u.
RDy. DR.. Preston earnestly and polnledIy
enforced the idea that the radical diIrlence
between men who confe,, Christ ana those
who refuse TO do 80 VIII continue through
eternity. ,cl
Mr. Ramsey. student OF Richmond Col
Iese. made an earnest and excellent TAX.
The meeting this evening " III be he'd Al
Clay.Sireet Methodist church, ana con-
ducted by Rev. Mr.. Wright.
Al a conference Of ministers telG Hiler
the meeting il was decided that whlle the
meetings show no abatement of lnler's' Il
would be prudent for tie present 10 sus'
Dend the meetings on Shockoe iiiii aiter rtoe
meeting this afternoon, and continue ti"'c
on Church Hill.
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ANOTHER DONArI0N TO RICHNoND CpL-
LEGION yesterday Rev. \. +. Dickinson
d. D., handed to the treasurer OF tHe Jeter
memorial fund $1,000, the gilt OF gene
rou, lady of the city OF New York. Mrs.
Bi,hop. widow Of the late DIR. Nathan
Rl.hon
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Mr.. DAVID MCGUFFIN PARALYzsD.--Mr.
DAVID McGufiin, a welI.known citizen OF
Staunton. aud an officer in one Of the banks
in that city, was stricken with paralysis
yesterday about 1 O'Clock while on visit
10 this city and stopping at Ford's Hotel.
Mrs. McGufiin was telegraphed for yesler-
day, and came down on the mail train which
reached here last night. Mt. McGuihn Is
also kindly cared for by number OF MS
friends, but his physicians now forbid per-
sons seeing him.
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nRUGs. MEDICINES. &c.

q OOO REWARD FOR ANY CASE
81 .OOO Of BLIND. BLEEDING. ITCHING
LIBERATED, or PRO1HUplNG PILES that DE
EING'S rIIF-HFNEIN t1ls to cure. Prepared bN
.JP.AllLLEE. VI. D. Pril.deph -. None senu-
ir. s ihuuf his signature. - Il 10y druggists.
= - IuE 1 nGm
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Ice IN The RvER.-Tbere are number
Of vessels m the river loaded ana ready to
,ail. but are ice-bound. The steamers Ariel
and Tiger Lily are also icc-bOund. The
ARIEL came up yesterday a, far as CITY Point,
but had 10 return to Norfolk.
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JUsr THE THING EVERY HOUsEkEEPeE
NEEDS, aud within the reach Of all. can and ex-
anime and buy 1.-THE "DoNEsric PLATFORM
FAMILY SCALE" Price only si0O each. it weighs
up TO twenty hYe pounds.
W. :. PuCHER, Agent,
neNl 10 the [ xprcss Office.
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". !. Blair. Dlnyllle. Va. says: " have iong ,gf
fered from Torpor Of the Liver aud Dyspep,ia an
have tried almost everything, hut never derived half
the benefit that | have from TUFTS PILLS.
recommend them to all who afflicted wib pfs-
pepsla. Sick Ileadeache. or BilioHsness. Kuoviug
DR. Tut personally. II gives me pleasure To adj my
tr,tlmoy 10 the merits OF bis pills.
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To make the hands smooth, 70 Keep he lips
from chapping, here Is no.hins better than this
excellent preparation. Now hat lha cold weather
has set In ever, body should have some OF 1t.
Prepared by t. ROBERTS BAKER, pragg's', 80
Ola Main street
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.,r.-For tca years have been martyr to
-, constipation. snd pies. Last spring
',.' I'm. were r,comm, uded used them. ! am
.. sell rasn. have good appetite digestion per-
...gisr stools. piles gone, aud have gained
...ali, Of ae,h. They are worth their weight
Ecy. l.. l.. SIMPSON.
Louisville, Ky.
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SUPREME E0uRr OF APPEALS, Friday
Petersburg Savings and Insurance Com
pany rs. Lum.den. Argued by j. \.
Jones. Esq, for appellant. and j. w.
Friend, Esq. and Judge william j. Robert
son for appellee.
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RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY RAILROAD
The passenger train on the Richmond ana
Alle ahany railroad leaves here az 3:l1 L.
NJ, and not F. NJ, aud arrives at lO:2o
A NJ
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REV. JonN ii. Haywood, for thlrty-hye
years pastor Of the Unitarian church IN
Louisville, Kv., breaches at Mozart Han
tomorrow evening. He comes endorsed
by Rev. +. 4. Hale as one OF the ablest OF
| n1furiAn ministers.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done a ne
DISPATCH PRINTING-HOCSE. Good wors, Nv
nricrs. and satIsfaction gnaranteed.
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VI. ELLYsoS & 90, advertising agents. insert ,i'
vertsemens IN all Of the newspapers OF the United
states at publlshers rates. orders left AZ the Dis
patch coan;ing-room viii receive prompt auen-
tisn.
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Police COURr.-The following cases were
dispos d Of al The Police Court yesterday by
Pohcr.Ju>tice ID. G. Richardson:
JOAN West (colored) was found gully OF
assault and battery. Fined $40 and jailed
for tcl dIys.
Henry Cray, charged wi;h being person
Of unsound mind, was turned over to his
fticn1s
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' OSr, ClrVlFICNIr ~ RAILROAD



AMELIA CoCRTHOt -, January IL 1881.
,g'O STEPHEN MECH, :. hHrUtf
4 LFFROY. ADNINlSrRAlpR - LNN
LAIRA TKEVtLYAN, DtttA~'D 49,
THE HFiR> OF SAID LAt r. JEENil.-
Unknown, 10 ALL TnE CkEDlfUt> Of
TUE SAID LADY LAURA 7 ttNlLNAN.
AND All OTHERS INTERESTED;
Take notice tha pur nant to . decree mAlf a. ".
~eptcfnber term. $50. of AmeiiE tireuit C"ur' To
the uit OF stcuhen Mech, f0G, SC, e. Ir,Nllltn
,dul lui. "a OF ana heirs. have rNtd LuOD TIL
DAN. r. bruary "a. 1881. NJ my ohcn. a. Amen
Courthouse. Detw'cn y y. NJ and 4 L. NJ u it,N
toe following accounts-towit NJ acc uni oi ur
nropsrty rel and ~ par.onal, OF winch Lazy iauri
Trevilyan died selcd and posse fssed 'og. tL,I WIN
the aDnual aud fee-simplc Valne - ne sdli rss'
estate: an account of all debts due by and oubtand'
lu. aQain.t The estate Of he seid Iady lsuri ne
VIVIAN win their dgniiies snd pii1rliles; sn az
eouut Of ne transac ions or i. Arhur L,fr0y, ad-
mul,trttnr ur Lay Laura Irtyiian, dtcrt'ed,
showing the amount ot per ou1l properly WHICH
came or should properly have come mo bis bandl
a. ,tiI administrator, and the dispOsiti9n OF -
same, ana cstecially ~ To anY bonds of zoe lot
RIVAL Ra lr0aI Company beop2ii % "a esiae
tuc value e the same, aJd the amount received
tbere0n aud 10 ascertan and state whether Tie Per
s0na property OF The said ceeedcnis tsia'e - suia
cen' go uay II and discharge ~ ind. biedn's O.
wh,iber IL Is necessary To ~ the SAID rSi estate
OF any part ih.reof Tor that purpose. a0d stO io
snre no are The rue and legal heirs of said lary
aura TfegiSan. deceased; a. which hHe sh"
. are Al parties iniereiled are aotihci tn al tnA
Given under nv hand a C0inmissiOnCr IN c1t2'
ceiy Of Ame IA Circuit Court.
" MEADE. Commi slogsr. 6c.
MEADE HAsKiSs, WITT CAsKIE, JoiiN ~
LOp. gOuusHf. "a - ~aih
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4 NIMAL VACCINE.

u,,,r, made arraugemiut. with Dr. f. l.. GRIF-
yfN Prtld.tt Df the Wisconsin State Board OF
n. Ifh aui oac Of th- ear i--t. the largest, aad
n.-- r,r4b'c uropa.a'Gr- of Animal Vaccine in
tt.. country. shall be prepared ai an time 10 srp'
rs llslu'lic with ACTIVE VACCINE LYMPH
il.mtle Young hCfsr.
r. ROBERTS BAKER. Pharmacist,
ql9,a~t Man street, Richmond. Va.
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uiTr'S HAIRpNE.-GRtY HAIR or
,'r'.grrs changed to 20 GLOSSY BLACK hy a
...,i.,....u or DIS pY 3. It mpari.a Nl'n-
Z. .tI. Nrr.,. 1910 rlcc.pi as II.
n,.I,f.3s MURRAY ~TEEEr NEW YORK.
.rN .q-co1tApIui
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New HOsg.-The 1900 feet OF new fabric
hose recently bought by the Fire Depart
ment at Chelsea, Mass, has arrived, and viii
be put In service at ap early day.
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THE CoNFoRTABLEs SOLD BY LEVY BRO-
THEIRS are of their own ranufacturc. quit . oy
hand, and watded with cotton.
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ATGTION >ALEs THIS DAY

DIRECT FROM INV ORLEANS-tho best boat
CiGAr in America. ~ CHRISTIAN A WHITE
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.,vwo>s LiyER REGULATOR.
nr>p THE FOLLOWING TESTING
NAL:

NAL:
RlCuNoND'NA.
...,...,..-. ',st tac liberty Of Informing YOU
.l.l. ..-.... ..i,.r..y,mtr'-wen YOU may saw. The
.....-,........ .... q, Atalfh-cau,cd by using SIM
MONS LIVER EFGTLAIOR.
ft..url,r m,-lrll treatment for LONG time ihe
,,t..ll f,r D,~pep.iai, tu' ali kinds Of medicine
s....lto lre huf li,'l, good. suhc''d intensely
,.,. fr .iomsr.. headache. SC. Onc day was
,tII,4ul.l'0r who had taken The RLGi A.
Tarr.tfit,a.a .Lrt cuie for my troubles. de-
,.st ie irr u: uoI thinking 10 would d. me ATTY
....I The ni,i dose took rciCei uc scr! much
l,vt. so decided $40 improvement e'sm TO pui
c.f3,nce Boo what m, % i2hbor had said {" me. In
olrU,,kaf'.r taking th- REGULATOR "ds as
sfans aud hearty as ! ever was my complexion
is-.l to clear np. was told by all my acquaih,-
ar.,s ws. loiliue so much better. ! ihlnh IL j.
H., icst thug ever took for dyspepsia. without
au, exception. l,did me SO much good was deter
mined would give you ny testimony without being
..k,d fYrIt. louf- respectfully.
Henry t.. tRTSSHAw.
Original and genuine manufactured only hy
=. n. IEtLIN x CO.,
Plilrdeluki1. Pa.
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TAKE A LOOK Ar Tus REaSASTs or DRESS
Goops at LEVY BROTHERS,.
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WEATHER, REPORT.

lTn,ercd a; the Posi-OHlce at Richmond, Va, as
sCcOnd-cass mattcr.I
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FLORIDA ORANGES. direct from Jacksolgi 'e
Florida, at CHRISTIAN WHITES.
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LIsmIG's ExrRACT oF MAAT.


lEkGG COMPANY's EXTRACT OF
NEtt. yINtsI AND CHEAPEST MEAT
fLAV0flNG STOCK FOR SOCPs, MADE
DisIil6. ND SAUCES.
L'LblO cI1lbANY's EXTRACT OF NEAT ais
@'utceso sad.a 1oon for whic', estions should
Zee srsirfu.".-See Medical Press, Lancet,
"Hnu,h AiedlI'L Journal" sc.
VACIhA-- Genuine only with ts,e (ac StalSle
"i Baron LSeb.s,s dgnaiure IN biVe tak across
The label.
"ConsumN6sa ..a England increased tenfoid
- ien Yesfs.-
A''"t g COMPAXV'S EXTRACT or MEAT To
~t.ad Of sll ss@gzakeeYsfs. Grocsrs, aud Chem
"'i ''oeagents hS shelUaiied States (wso'esaIe
ppg"C C.. David & g.. SO 8ark. Lane LosdS"'
h'Vs,ad. mb l5-s5et
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DoLMANs, CLoAKs. and ULsTERS sold less
than cost at LEVY BROTHERS.
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CFLTGRArFD KENrUCKY wuISKEY, four ya,-
Old, - 80, at CHRISTIAN Il WnIrt'-.
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FINEST AMERICA CuAMPAGNEs. almost elail
g. Imported. ~ CHRISTIAN WHIT 70
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BUY A LAP.RoBE OF LEVY BRoTuRRs. They
are closing them ont cheap.
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INDICATIONS FOR To-Day. the Middle
Atlantic Siaies, warmer, clear or partly
cloudy weather, norlherly winds, generaI'y
shifting 10 east and south, and rising fol-
lowed bv stationary or falling barometer.
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BLANKETS IN nqmllics at the lowest prize. 10
LEVY BROTHERS.
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Aithmond 1ispattk.

re- TRE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU.
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERs or THE CITY.
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ErpucrioNs In tie prices Of CARPETS atIlNv
B'OrHERS'.
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FOR THE SICK.ROOM.

EOR THE SICK.ROOM.
NAlO.CELsOLINL AND NAFORIZtE.
p.~INFfCTlON BY NAPOBIZATiON.
a PREVENTIVE OF DISEASE.
Highly valued for The cure Of
WHOOPING-COUCH AND GROUP.
ta.e, $50. For sale by
PUECi I'll. LADD X co.
..7-c1l Drug ist-, 1915 Main street.
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SEAMLESS SKIN-FIrTING SHIRTS,
FOR
.bH. SAlEL'S FLAsTER-JACkETS,
H.ai-l lG iio B!cAfora Kli.lHg Company.
Ssls:'Ac;org price.
l.-s4 supply recayedby
J. FLAIR. Druggist,
Dc II corner Of H. oad aRd Nisth streets.
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OST, ON MAIN OR FRANkLtN
Il -TRttIS hc,wtcl 1uird pd TcNi -
sir rr.' PI ~-IN. .LEAIift PDRI .-MoN NAlt.
AZ ttl, Office. H. VI. hAN Va.
j-Z''
O~r, February 3. 1891. ONES g,
! pDi ~ f. CASE ~fLNtH VAT, a. ~ a
~rENi. WiNDEH. vi h de ui'ia., 90 +. a. 2ss.N
- odd Dftr # cA.c. 4 Is,st r.".-ii "tI fe y Do
ans upuI .fipus a-tfd ry c.uuinF B. - ~. 50
lpiih t0ufih street.. q . -
z OSr, CEHElFICAt OF RAILRphl l'
kl>TDtk.-A eoi.ifrtie pt ~'ar.. ". r3i.
tlr Xlr4i1it Cen'r4l R1. rnIf tCnrH'. u' b. 't
.p4r... - when the county oi VI urft $50. ,pH-
grri..ra AID is tn'tucd, having u,'u t-tHta tH ~
,,f0tstnv. and since lost bN fte artl't of .f.f
comfy. No,l,c Is hrgcby giyeH iGt sp .ii'tf'
,il te nird- bN the County tpu"t of .aii co, I |
Irragcn.sai uf said crluCa'r. -
FGNNK UEEFFDH..
JAMF~ +. PATTON,
q - c42.n agtul, lor salI Goa IfY.
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use ut tODlcrO.
SrEiSwAY PIANOS 1t 0l9 Main street.
CHICKERING PIANOS az 9l9 MaiH street.
SriEFF PIANOS At 9l3 Main street.
HALLEr DAVIS PIANOS 40 9l3 Main street.
BRNDBURY PIAHoS Al 0l3 Main street.
FIsCHHR PIiEO3 al 9l3 Hain street.
GRoyEsrEEN ( FULLER IINNoS at 9l3 Main o..
MASON z HhMLtT ORGANS at 0l2 Main -'r.ot.
- MArCHLIss" BUROErr OGGANS .. 9l3 Main 10
GFO. MOODS & Co - ORGA"3 = 9l3 Main 80.
SnoNINGER organs a. 9l9 Main street.
JOSIAH RYLAND 4 CO.'S FTAS) AMI ORG -
XAREROOMS OI3 Main STREET.
TwO.BUTTON LIGHT EID GL0yGo 20c.a pair,
n LEVY BROTHERS,.
TIE >UPRENAcY ~ FLAVOR or HOB PUNcn
with hot 0r ice C1tfr, milk. c, - fact genera Y
crnn0iseurs Tak,nho, VII di,-ipa'e
chills aud cOl1'. SO'd bS all GrocoTs, Wine Mcr.
chants, aud Diusgis's >, Sl.25 q bottle.
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AHourLY. OLD FASHIONED PeRrrm

4 IIONELY, Old tASHIONED FtKTI VI
is Law noe. yet tolignifuliy refreshing and IN
vigoraling Il eau be foutd In no pnrcr form lh1n
in j. & T.. .ATKIHSON's genuine Htchun Lavender.