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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-08

DEATH OF SON OF Mr.. w. ID. CHESTER
MAN.-ihe many friends OF Mr.. w. ID.
Che>terman, Of the editorial staff OF this
paper, are IN deep sympathy with him to-
day in the death OF one OF his bright and
dearly-Ioved children-Davis Roscoe Cbe>-
terman-who died about II O'Clock night
before last. Few children are as brigUt and
attractive rs Davis wa>. Vigorous in mind.
athletic, gentle. and Of sweet disposition.
the IiliIe fellow endeared himself to young
and old with whom he came in contact. He
would have reached bis twelfth birthday on
the 10Th had he lived so long. Some time
ago he had an attack Of scarlet.fevcr, which
terrible disease finally fell upon vial or
gan, and after four months OF illness from
rheumatism, winch at last reached the
bear, his intense and patiently. borne suf-
ferlngs were relieved by dealb Thursday
night. He will be buried to. day at II
O'Clock from DR.. Hoge's church.
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INSTALLATION OF OFPICERs.-At the last
regular meeting OF Friendship Lodge, No.
10. 1. o. o. f., held Tuesday evening, the
following officers were installed for the next
term: j. ii. Nuckols, N. g.; DR.. George
II. Bright, V. g.; William p. Blakev, T. f;
+. j. Duke, s.; j. A. BawseIl, Chaplain ;
b q. Galloway, r. S. to N. g.; Mathew
Mayo, l.. 5. TO N. g.; Isaac Van Wort, X
8. 10 V. g.; +. A. Kumlehun. l.. S. to V.
e.; James M. Johnson, W.; ID. w. Bowles.
Conductor; John l.. Perkins, !. g.; and
w. II. Burton, D. u. On the above ocea
sion b. Z. Galloway, p. g.. acted as Grand
Master, and John Pit, p. IT,, as Grand
Marshal.
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How Is THIS FOR COLD WEATHER?--A
private letter from Loudoun says that in the
Goose-Creek neghborhood the thermome.
ter ranged from 800 TO 800 below zero. and
at Waterford, IN the same county, it read
$50 below-6So beioo the freezing point
Mails have been very irregular since Christ
mas, having 10 be sent by Berlin, on the
Baltimore and Ohio road. thence to Wash.
iEgton. There was no communication by
the Washington and Ohio road, the snow.
drifts being too deep for the engines to
push through. We presume that the trains
are running by this time.
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DEATH OF Mrs. SUSAN LAMAR TURPIN. -
We rarelv have TO chronicle sadder death
or one which will touch wider circle oi
sympathetic friends, than that Of Mrs
Susan Lamar Turpin, who died about noon
Yesterday at her fathers residence, IN this
city. She inherited many Of the noblest
traits OF her distinguished father. Ord IL. NJ.
Curry, and OF her not less eminent material
grandfather, the late Chancellor Bowie, OF
Alabama. And these rare excelleDces OF
bead and heart she yelled from public gaze
by that queenliest OF all graces, perfect
mOdesty. Only within the sphere Of her
intimate acquaintance could she be duly ap.
precisted.
The announcement OF her untimely de-
cease will bring tears to many eyes IN her
native Stale as well as in this city, and not
least In Halifax county and IN Warren
ton, where she not only proved a beIpmeet
TO her husband, Rev. John b. Turpin, 10
his pastora'es, but by her unobtruslve piety.
fine culture. and delicate sensibilty did
much to elevate and ennoble the circles in
which she moved. The aching void in the
hearts OF many friends, OF brother, father,
husband. and IN the lives OF Two molberless
chiIdren-one an infant OF week-cannOt
be filled. IL may, however, be soOthed by
sweet recollections OF her undviDg offtction,
her imperisbaDle virtues, and OF the calm
confidence with which she met her not uD-
expected end, and assdred them all by her
last words, a. she bad done by her life, that
she was "safe in the arms OF Jc,us.'
Her funeral will take place from the First
Baptist church at haIf-past this afternoon.
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-Four.
.Sy,,Cr or DUNLOP 4 McCANCk'S MlILs,)
otf'' w I2lSRAsT CARY sTREtT.
RICHMOND. Va January !, 1881. }
,,,ur DEMAND EXPERIENCED FOR

Il oiTp yforR, which NJ times could not be fully
= NN's',tiy induced us 90 increase lsrceiy fa
M, m.,,as ~ for SUPPLYING 1Hh HpME TRADE.
~. ths rcfOrc take ibis occasion ef calling the at
,tc,, AZ those VINO have not tried brands 10
M sun<,apce of what has heretofore been said upon
"'s ~, s yslSe economy watch some years ,ince In.
a.ast grocers and their customers TO buv cheap
80 reSnited W so mnch rouble that msOy dealers
,Iv hsnGlcd the arrcie a. matter of necessity,
Nd with no view TO satisfaction or profit from the
business - ,D A.. 4. 49,, -. ..,,,
crsitoa oi health aud convenience To use better
- consequently more 'NDens.ve grace OF four,
90 when Ihev rcsrg thai the ~ OF one dollar
1ocre ptT barrei amour u In their daily consump.
ZION OF lhrte or four pOunuS 90 difference OF one
Asrd hat 10 two cent, they will hardly regard the
re0pe parcba.ing four by the hsrrei does II occur
Thai this impefiani ar icle oi human iood used at
every meal. CO Is less p,r day than anN other on
theit bill Of fare.
Dealers can do much 10 impress these truths,
ihcre,N saving themselves and their patrons the
dissatisfaction which loeyiiably attends the nand-
nns of nrands done ful or variable in quality.
Holding Suca views, our fixed policy IS TO keep
thC FLOUR UprtScnttd 10y our brands TO a high
standard.
The ~DU>LoP PATENT FAMILY" aud
OI.D nOMI MON PATENT FAMILY meet =
want long felt ior fpur having both color ana
strength
Tnsir whieness canno fail 10 please the most ias-
dious iasie while their glu iuous properties insArc
n iight snd M "a touS brad, ,,. IL
The advance In the srt of milling. by WnNh Ia
tent Fiaur l. mace. though last established IN ilc
Souih Is here much u"eded-bN honSehteptfs' 20
u,ssc on for culinary shoTt-coming-: bN hikers. 10
glVe sirengih and ,onaty 20 the Nsriahie ana Intt-
rt0r rrass, which IN ouly b. used o advantage by
mixing with NEW PROFESS FLOUR.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

The Riuer.-The river was rising very
fast yesterday afternoon, and about dark
was Que FOOT above ordinary high tide at
Maye's bridge. The water il now quite
muddy, and The ice has begun to come down
in large quantitiv. Most Of the ice be.
tween Mavo's isian, and the Richmond side
has been washed do q. There are no ap-
prebensions OF a serious ireshet.
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Hattie Wells, Mary Swami. Lena Lithgow
Minnie Vsdrp. Emma waiLer


Minnie Vsdep. Emma Walker.
school No. I-3liss Bette Irvine teach.
er-Nannie Litbgow, Ida Brands, Lille
OVERLY.
school No. 2-Miss Lyon teacher-f;ar.
land Burnett, Rosa D0rnin, Fannie Foster.
Lizzie Hewlett, Nellie Leonard.
school No. 3-Miss Mamie Hatcher teach.
er-Etta Adams. Hattie NJ. Blaukepsbip.
Hattie BlankensbIp, Addie Leonard, Eula
Spain, Minta Spain, Edwin Adams, Eroest
Hall, Paul Walker.
Sch0ol No. 4-Miss + French teacher
Henry Buell., Mamie Knorr, Annie Jones,
Rosa Burton. Charles Swami.
Primary-Mrs. Hall teacher-Linnie
Bailey, Clara Fischer. Hattie King. Myrtle
Lithgow, Kate Mccullough, Ella Powers,
Maggie Brown, Lille Bishop, Florence
BIount, Aggie Payne, Emma Porter, john
Perdue. james SneIlngs, Walter Adsms,
Eddie Payne. James Pianz. Charlie Root,
Douglas Sharp, Sylvester Wright.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS. FRIDAY
The following cases were disposed Of yes
terday:
Kelly, survivor, Us. Board OF Public
Works. Argued by Judge II. w. Shefiey
for plaintiff in error and submitted.
DejarDette Us. The Commonwealth. Sub
mIited on printed notes filed.
Universal Life. Insurance Company u.s.
Binford and ais. Argued by Judge Robert
Ould for appellants and continued until
Monday next.
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RECRUITS FOR THE UNITED STATES Army.
Sergeant Charles McPortler left for New
York yesterday evening with eight white
and tour colored recruits. The recruiting
Office here has done good business this
fall and winter.
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WIcKEDNEss.-Not Il bad heart, but diseased
Liver Is Ofttn the cause of violence of ten per. vim
lic'iyeness. and sometimes crime; for. when the
spleen Is affected The heart Is cIo20ed In It's better
impulses for want of action 10 carry off The bile.
- have used SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR. not
only once, bus often. and can cOnfdenty assert is
has done me more good than any oih.r medicine I
have used. thinh it Is the greatest medicine
for diseased Liver made in the world. Many Of my
neghbors have used II, aud all will say as much IL
not more than do for It's virtues.
"JOHS j. ALLEN, Bihb county. ca
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-08

FREIGHT PoR New YORK BY THE OLD Do
MI>I0N SHIPs.-The Old Dominion Steam.
ship Company win not receive freight at the
Richmond and Petersburg railroad to-day,
but VIII commence 10 receive freight for
their steamer regularly on Monday morn
ing at Rockets.
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To make the hands smooth. TO keep the tips
from chapping, there i nothing better than this
excellent preparation. Now that the cold weather
has set IN every body should have some OF IL.
Prepared by T. ROBERTS BAKER, pruggis'. No.
9i3 Main street.
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LECTURER.
CTAR COURSE ENTERTAINMENTS

NEW LECTURE. ELOQUENT ORATO-
Ry" AT MoZAKf Hall. TUESDAY tvks
MING. January IL, 1881. by REV. u HAw-
TIL 'kNE, ID. d., who Il hiyeseifa nae Illustration
OF Its treatment. 1bis spitu6ij ora ion y new.
ntver before delivered IN public and viii s1osd %
his bearers rare enjoyment and ecsinea'nn tits
auence--as he speaks. poi rgsds-Oromt>c an entsr-
tainment seldom enjoyed. In preparing this lecture
upon IL his best powers. Proceeds fer oeaevtiea
objec'.
ADMISSION: Single tickets 0e., two fer 10cs
three tor u. spec al rates 10 schools. tckess ~
Johnstoas, 9le Nam street. and the nail doors
IA TAT
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

61- on all sales Of Neal Estate mase between he
lst Of January aud last OF June the taxes for be
present year have 10 be- paid by The uureh sser On
all sales made between the LIST OF July and last Os
the year the taxes have 90 be paid bv the setter.
This cus.om was adopted about ffleeu yezrl ago
BY ALI the real estate agepts IN Richmond and sp.
plies TO Richmond and vIeinity.l
RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 A. W.. is horses, Elk
large size young mules. bussies phae ons, rock
Sways, carts, wagons, &c.
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LADY of Mariana. Fla. writes: ~ appiied
10 physician here for prescription for ~lck Head
ache with which ! have been afflicted many years.
lie recommended TUFTS PILLS. They scied ike
a charm. can now attend TO my school without
any pain or Inconvenience. II 1, the besr medicine
have ever taken. May Sou meet with the rrwsri
You deserve. ANNA JENkIN5.n
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, cool,
and pleasant.
Thermometer YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 80 !;
Q A. NJ, 81; noon. Sc; Z. NJ, 81; p.
NJ, 43; midnight. 30.
Mean temperature, 43 1-0.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-08

VI. ELLYsoN y CO., advertising agents. insert At
ye'tsemeDts In all OF The newspapers OF the United
states at publishers rates. Orders left at tie Dis-
patch couuting.roOm VIII receive prompt at,en-
tan.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-08

AFINE SHERRY WINE is sold by the old cstsb.
lished house of W. q. BLAIR & CO.. lI09 Main
street. at $3.50 gallon. They have Wines, La lors
and Teas In variety at the lowest prices.
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Roll Of Honor at the Public Schools -
The following pupils were on the roll OF
honor vt the public schools this week
High Sch. OLE. Morrissette principal
Maud G,bDons, Maud Hewlett, Matte
Owens, Alnnie Mouielro, Emma Turner,
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EXPERIENCE MAS PROVEN That PURC Kill.
LADD & CO.'S Emulsion Of Cod.Liy oil bss 20
superior. Take no other asa 'uoslituie. For ale
by all druggists. Price, so cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-08

THE Ice The ice IL getting very soft In
'be river, and 1t is expected IL the present
mild weather continues business on the
river viii be resumed in day or two.
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Orr LEADING PHYSICIANS ARE CALLING At.
TEETION to the runous eif cts upon ibe complexion
OF cheap soaps made from impure nnsreriai. The
old Brown Windsor OF !. & r.. ATKINSON IS made
from the best and purest materials, aud 4, exlui-
eiteiy scpnte6.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-Day For the Middle
States. colder and partly cloudy weather,
rising barometer, and winds generally from
north TO west.
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New TELeGRAPH OFFICE ESTABLISHED. -
The Redmond aud Allegheny Railroad
Company have completed their line TO and
opened an Office In Lynchburg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-08

BLANKETS can he had cheaper at LEVY Bao-
TIERS thau elsewhere. They also show large lot
OF Comfortable, of their own manufacture. These
tomfortables are handmade. and are 6llci with
mn ra cntton
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ONE HALF NEW YORK COsr.-On WEpNRs-
DAY, 12Ih Instant, | win dispose OF my stock OF
CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS a. auction.
Unil then offer 1t ut ONE HALF OF NEW Y0RK
COST. J. n. WILKfNSOa,
Min n
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TIE CRY JAIL.--Judge Christian. OF the
Hastings Court, hss entered The following
order in reference To the city fail:

TIE CRY JArL.--Judge Christian. Of tbt
HustiDgs Court, hss entered The following
order 10 reference to the city jail:
1t appearing 10 the Court from the re-
port OF the commissioners appointed tC
inspect the Jail OF this city, this day filed,
that N. N. Lee, the Sergeant and Taller,
has not complied with all the provisions
of section 4 Of chapter SO Of the Code OF
1873 by furnishing every prisoner in bis
custody both "beds and bedding, cleanIy
and sufficient, and have his apartments
warmed when 1t Is proper, and always
kept clean," and prohibited In every
case the intemperaie use OF ardent spirits
in said jail" u is therefore ordered that
said Y. M. Lee, Sergeant and iailer as
aforesaid. upon being served with q copy OF
this order and the report Of the said com.
missloners five days before the return.day
hereof, appear before this court on Satur-
day the 18th instant and show cause, II any
be can, why he should not be fined for bis
alleged neglect Of duty in failing 10 comply
with The law as set forth in said report Of
SAID commissioners above referred to.
It appearing to the Court, from the report
OF the commissioners appointed TO inspect
the Jail OF this city, this day filed, that ut
the time OF the last inspection made by
them certain prisoners were In need OF
beds, and bedding; that the
departments were not kept clean
and properly warm, &C., as re.
quired by law, il is ordered that DIR.
X. q. Cabell. p. W. Grubbs, and Franklin
Stearps. who are hereby reSppointed the
to inspect said ilil for this
year, do inquire and report to the Court
forthwith whether or not the jailer has since
their last report fully complied with the re-
quremen's OF the law in all respects, to-
gether with any other matter specially
deemed pertinent 10 be repOrted on by them
10 regard to the condition and management
Of said Jail.
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Our choice Roasted Coffee {, the highest grade
ever offered here at 2jc per pound. We have oIher
grades a' cheapsS The cheape>t bnt Try pog d of
our choice and eIJoy delicious cup of coffee.
VERNE & SLATER,
seventh and MIrshaii strceD.
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SUNDAY-SCH00L ANNIyERSARY.- Sum
dav school connected with the Seventh
) rect Christian church had its anniversary
entertainment in that church Yesterday
evening. 1t consisted OF recitalions by the
little ones and feast for all. In every re-
spect IL WAS a most charming success.
Those VINO took part ln the rectaiions
are worthy OF special mention and praise.
The opening address by Master Claude
Sublett was strlkingly appropriate and
Well-delivered; Misses Edna Moon and
l>ahtl Stacy gave some wholesome les
sons for old as we'll as young in their
admirable recitation OF "Tbe Child
on the Judgment Throne -; Master
Harvey Brown gave some beautiful
thoughts on "The Temple OF God" in
a manner worthy OF one Of larger growth;
"The Voice OF the Clock" was rected by
thirteen little boys and girls with great
credit TO themselves and their telcher; and
Master Mack Jones should have had many
more to have heard him on "rm Only q
Il "" IL would have made them feel more
kindly toward the boys. Little Lucy
QuarleS closed .he programme by telling Us
OF 1.-Two Little Hands" TO work for God.
All did well, and everybody else enjoyed
II. Regret was expressed by the Superin-
tendent, Colonel Cary, that some who We're
to have taken part were prevented from
being present. The feast was asureenough
feast, and the old as well as the young en-
joyed 1t 10 the full. Gold medals were pre-
sented 10 Misses Berta Moon, Louie Fray
ser, Emma Barker, and Minnie Due sherry
for prompt Attendance every Sunday during
1880.
The report Of the secretary shows the
scuoOl TO have POI on its roll. and The trea-
snrer'S report SHOWS the collections to have
aggregated about Sl50 during the past year.
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TIE BIG REDUCTIONS made In the prices o
Dress Goods At LEVY BROTHERS, will asisnish
many. but they are determined 10 clpse out their
stock. and expect to lose some money In doing 80.
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PURCELL, LADD & CO.'S EMULSION or COD
LIVER OIL is guaranteed purr and free from aka
lies. II builds up the weakened system. T-y it.
Fifty cents per bottle. All druggists keep IT,
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Another lot Of those nice Hams just received. and
selling az reduced price. hy VERNE 4 SLATER
corner OF Seventh and Mar hall streets.
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WHEREyER USED, PURCELL, LADD & co.'s
Emulsion of Cod Liver on has given entire sstisfae-
tiou. Price, 80 cents. At all drugstores. Take mo-
sui. u ute.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done Rtfne
DISPATCH PRISrISG-ioCsE. Good wors. .ow
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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LIQCoRS and WINES In foil assortment and ,t
popular rates at VERNE ( sLATER's, seventh and
Marshall streets.
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CHOICE GROCERIES at lowest prices al WERsE
& SLArEK's, corner Of seventh aud Marshill
streets.
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TENANTS MUsr WATCH THEIR WATER.
PIPEs.-The real estate agents give notice
IN another column that their principals
bavIng been "uniustly subjected to great
expense and annoyance 10 repair water.
Dipes and other fixtures bursted and in
jured through the failure OF tenants TO OBJ
serve the obvious and simple precautions
which would prevent such damage from
freezing" they will not have such dam
ages repaired al the expense OF the land
lords. They only ask that tenants shall be
rs careful and attentive Iu such matters a.
are those who occupy their own houses.
A reasonable request.
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DON'T BUY YOUR CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS. and
RUGS Gnti! you have seen LEVY RROTHEss' stock.
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Of our
PIONEER NEW PROCESS FAMILY"

PIONEER NEW PROCESS FAMILY"
AND
.NCCANCE NEW PROCESS TRIPLE EXTRA,
~, r,u c. f6ontlV saw hey srt unsurpassed bl any
,bcr brand. nc had tor 'hc same price, ana VII
-,,tuiy 1--WE eriite StilSt. ciiou 10 thot VINO 40
-. rtgry paNing the hsuics which Patent Flour
nm, command to induce It's manufacture.
4 80, our
"IAMES-RINER FALLS ENTSA
c,u fe commended 10 merchants needing uniform
eoyr sud one winch can De regularly supplied fully
mn IN The standard OF he stanton ana Richmond
iuspeC ION. ~. ,, ,,
~ addrion to h usual packagts' Oarrtls, anu
,ft.rr.i. We are NV putting II IN b8gS equal To
49,, heiT ouarer cigntb, and stNfeeuth of barrel.
10 tc had 81 office a. d al n' same figures ol
oor ,orni H. VI. WORKMAN. 2l sOuih Fifteenth
Al 10, leading retail gr Gers are I'm position I"
mo. fbe VA Z uf consumers Tor any auanhtS upon
m, u0si favorable itTms.
Prir.-hst, furni. hed he trade upon aDphcftioD.
l., 6.if DUNLOP & MCCA\tE.
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LADIES, DELICATE AND FEEBLE.
If YOU wish TO be healthy aud beautiful, take Coi-
den's LIEBIG's LIQUID BEEF.
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HORsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE

gives speedy benefit for Iieht-sweats Ia consump-
ton. 1t strengthens the nerves aud muscles a1d
promotes recovery.
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PRICES ARE UNPRECEDENTED.
TAPASItUR'S.

We are enabled by this purchase TO offer the above
goods AZ m ly 20 10 33 per cent. less than the last
months prices.
SATIN DE LYON valued at AZ will DC sold at
$3.50;
SATIN DE LYON valued at $3.50 will he sold at
s1.95;
SATIN DE LYON at 92c-ihe same quality sold
last month AT Sl.50.
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WILL BE CLOSED.
MISCELLANEOUS.

RICHMOND. January 9, 1sHl.
A LII PARTIES HAVING CLAIMS
- sgains' the estate OF Mrs. FANNY r. HILL
wiz present them 20 Inc OuV authenticated. and alt
parties lndehttO 10 Tue ssId estate viii make pqy-
atht Of same 10 me at m Of1ce. No UorIh TeLih
Srtet. X. Il. CHAEFIk.
u e-3t Agent for The heirs,
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ANDALTSIAS BALM.

SPECIAL BnRc,Ixs IN CARPETS Az Levy
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AMCSEM N ENTS.

DICHMOND THEATRE-TO-DAY.
MATINEE 2. O'CLOCK; EVENING ATS.
u. MACAULEY,
As
UNCLE DAN'L,
MESSENGER FBOM JARVIS SECTION.
MATINEE PRICES: Orchestra aud Circe. soc.
M extra charge for secured seats; Drsss-Cirrie,
25c.
EVENING PRIcEs:25, SO. aud 75e.-si secured.
Theatre closed MONDAY. TUESDAY the PAT.
ROONEY CoMBiNATiON. js s-i,s
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I'VE, TIE UNDERSIGNED. REAL rs

- IAIt ACkN1S- fee ling hat our principals
M nav Oteh ue-usi euhiectr1 to great expense aRc
sbee 70 repair wat.r-I;pes ana Other ii lures
Nsieu anu telured through The fSi!ure OF tenants
,S~1'tINe iht obvious aEi simple procau ions
rhlce void ureyent such 5Ssmage from treeyiDg,
ddpnfttOV give notice that We viii not have ssch
ss IS tep'' eh at tbc peDse of the taDdLOrds
,,, ,i u1Ahts N rs suff'r sach cases the csnse
TiI.sc.S OF he's own neglect
,, hSpe this oolice will be sufficient 10 pn ten
f uDon he ~ 'rcls. Of the s>De care and atfen-
,tLss, - cl sscl htter which persans usP who oceZpy
''i "'ti houItt. GkuRBs 4& WILLIAMS,
u. Sci Boa TAYLOR,
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JOHN q. lf(,DblN.
X. u. CtlAkfIN 4 CO.,
ROBBERY L LYME.
nj HARRISON & Co.
FRANK HILL CO..
y. NJ. GOrDEN,
D; THOhP>O1 BROWN,
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