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

No other answer would be needed to the
| illogical. untrutbiul, and wicked assault
upon life insurance In the current NO. OF
Horper's Mdqdzine than is furnished by the
present condition and the history OF any one
OF our staunch and trusty life companies
Take, for example. the Northwestern Mu'
tual, Of Milwaukee. 1t is a little over TWEEN
ty-two wears old and has assets OF more than
S1S, 000, 900, which are owned exclusively
by ITS policy holders. The existing surplus,
with every liability provided for, exceeds
81, 900. 900, which hlr. COan would call
profit but which sensible and hones'
people know stands as an additional guar
anIee for the ful6lment of its contracts De-
sides those established by law. Up TO date
it has returned 10 its policy.holders In pay
ment of claims and 10 dividends over S2o,-
600 900. Its Investments nave been so lu'
diciously made and cared for that during
the past seven years the interest thereon has
more than sufficed for the payment OF death
claims and management expenses. Eue
figures for the year Just closing are not vel
made up, but il is known that larger busi-
ness has been done than last year, and that
the lapses aud surrenders have been fewer.
The policies in force at The beginning OF
1881 will number about $500, and The ag"
gregaie Of insurance will be not far from
S6j, 0Ou.OO0. Every one OF this great con-
sttuency may be perfectly sure that when
his policy natures It will be paid in iuli ac'
cording 10 its terms: aud that should mis-
fortune disable him from continuing his
premium payments before maturity he Will
be equitably deal; with. This is life insu-
rance as il Is, made sure bevond peradven-
ture, and inteIligently and justly admins
tered. The Chronicle, Ne,o York, Decem-
hfr o.
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The article Of Professor VAN DrRES
Dgxsfow IN TIC InterWationdt Recieu for
January lon,y one Of the excellent articles
Ia tina. No.) u well calculated To surprise
uceple wbe accept him as authority. He
net only takes up the cldgels 10 defence OF
the almondese Moegoi, but he tries to
convince the world that the china OF peo-
pies Imagination is not the Cnioa which Is
10 Asia.
Professor Dsxslow does not believe the
co .sn,only.sccepte theories as TO the density
Of INC population OF China. He goes into
The discussion OF this point Thoroughly
armed with facts and Hgures. Instead oil
having population Of 425,00o,ooo. China,
according 10 bis estimates, cannot contain
mere than i5o.000. 900 OF people. ard posi-.
bis 10, more than s0.000.0oo; or, to compare
tina, country with this, China may have
Three times as many people as the United
states, or nsy have only one'and.a-hali
times as many.
Professor DgNsi.ow says that there arc
three indicts OF density OF population. The
first is. the presence Of machine power; the
second. the abundance and rapidly OF
means Of transportation; and the third,
large ratio OF the area OF cultivated lands
10 uucul,ivatcd. 1.-THE first two arc en-
firely absent in China" No horses. mules,
caueis, or oxen, and very few asses, are
kept, Transportation on land Is done on
the backs Of men. Consequently popuia-
ton Is chiefly confined TO the river bottoms.
In the most densely-populated portions. as
much as two thirds OF the land is unculti-
waited. These are convincing facts II facts
they be, as they appear to be. In the most
thickIy-settled provinces, "the sole ma
chine In use is that By which the priests
succeedi in bringing 100, 900 different printed
prayers at once to the eye Of joss, A bui-
Salo hItched to a rude stick draws the pillow,
and the rice is powdered to -four in NOR
tar. as Ia the age OF prehistoric man."
The practical question in California and
clsew here ia the United States is as to whe-
fher this country is in any danger OF being
oyerrnn by Chinese. Professor DENsLow
gives decided negative to this interrogato.
nv. He estimates the number who might
come TO this country within The ueXt City
years at from two to five millions OF persons,
depending upon the encouragement they
receive; but II compelled By scarcity IN
China, they might run the number up TO
90, O0o, 900 in fifty years. Fifty years hence
our country will have population OF over
mn aon oaO
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We saw almost as soon as we had penned
il that our little paragraph OF Thursday,
addressed to The Wing, laid us open to re-
tort such as the witty Que which orr neigh
Dor uses-nameiy, g You should not change
horses until our tilt is concluded y; but we
deemed IL candid not 10 alter our words.
We see all around us too many evidences
that the States are as nothing nowadays TO
allow us TO hope that any respect Is here"
after to he paid 10 the rights Of the States.
When we see Virginia judges tried in Fede-
raj courts for their acts as such judges !;
Virginia election officers srraigned in Fede-
raj courts for acts done 10 their official capa'
city; Federal supervisors overseeing our
elections; Federal marshas overawing our
voters; the Federal Government levying
annually millions OF dollars OF taxes on TO-
bacco, Virginia's chief product; and many
other such things with which the Wing is
familiar, we are not hopeful that the excel
lent doctrines now being taught by the
Wig will ever again lind acceptance in this
country.
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DEATHS.

u,cd. at the residence Of her brother. William
CouIling, on December 81. 1880, at $50 A. NJ,
Miss HARRIET COULI.fNG.
Funers, fr,m Centenary Methodist Episcopal
church SUNDAY AFTERNOON a $3.50 O'Clock.
FRIENDS ana acquain auces of the family inviied q"
attend
Died, on the 3fst OF December OF burns received
the zSth. EDWARD VERNON. son OF j. Shelton
and Helen NJ. Rssiand; AGED Eve years.
Tho funeral viii i've prsach.d from the residence
~ his IA ner, No. GOA eyeriv street. THIS tsaturs
dayl AFTERNOON nj 2 O'Clock. Frienus OF me
family are respectfully Invited TO attend.
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SAD AND TRAGIC DEATH-TRAVEL On TIE
CANAL SUSPENDED DIVIDEND OF THE FIRST
NATIONAL BAAK-THE STREET RAILWAY
.>~sSrscNAL.
correspondence OF the Richmond DisDatch.i
DECEMBER 80, 1880.
A gentleman named John l.. Hurt, a ma.
tive OF Bedford county, but OF late years
employed on various railroad contracts IN
different parts OF the State, met with a sad
and sudden decrease by accident early yes
terday afternoon. lie was crossing the
railroad bridge over the canal near The Pied
mont House. when he slipped and lost bis
footing and fell, bis head striking
heavily against one OF the stills OF The
bridge. Thence he tumbled into the
water below, bet was unable, on &C.
count OF his wound asd perhaps for
other reasons, TO make any effort to save
himself, though the water was only three or
four feet deep. HIS fall was seen by people
near at hand, who went TO the rescue Imme-
diaieIy aud brought the body 20 land. He
was removed TO house adjoining and DR..
ID. A. Langborue summoned; but though
every effort TO restore life was made the
hbor proved unavaiing. Hurt was about
forty five gears Of sge, and unmarried. At
the time ~ bis death he was employed by
the Richmond and Alleghany railroad-in
charge Of theIr work above Richmond.
The body will probably be removed this
evening to Bedford for inierment. The
aged mother OF the deceased lives near Gen.
freyllIe, and he had come to Lynchburg on
his way to pay her visit. Mr.. Hurt was
gallant soldier OF The Second Virginia cav
airy, aud left many attached friends.
Travel on the canal is entirely suspended
by The tleeze. The packet that left here
west yesterday morning had to turn back
at Joshua creek dam. ten miles above town.
The packet that left Lexington yesterday
morning has not yet been heard from, but
Il nc doubt bound up in the ice somewhere
on the way down.
Workmen are engaged this morning salt
lSg the track OF tie street railway To melt
: he SNOW for the cars. The line has not
>sf0pped it, operations for the storm, and
has been more than ever appreciated as q
popular convenience.
Colonel r. 4. Portlock, auditor OF the At
lantic, Mississippi aud Ohio Railroad Com
pxpy, Is ~ and threatened with pneumonia.
The irregulsritv OF the natl between
Richm0ad and this point continues 10
cause grave and tast complaint. The Rich.
mond papers Of Tuesday did not reach here
tn last night, and to-day there Is no
northern nor Richmond mail al all. For
fully four days the people he.e got no copy
AZ the dispatch, and rs they were deprived
during that tine Of the letters OF Tele-
/ phoDs. bad but small knowledge OF what
Was going on 10 their midst.
The train from Washington city that
0tixht 10 have been here at 6:i5 this morn.
ing wss ct GerdopsyilIe when last heard
from alboUt ~ 81.
Ms1or X. II. Glass has removed with bis
family 70 tDis city, and will make It BITS fu-
(uYe resi0ence. Il has not yet trsnsplred
what nee Major Glass proposes 70 make OF
hie prseflced pen. int DO will 20 doubt
<o2n Fe1ppear In the Journalistic arena.
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The Washington Post has readable lit
Tie paragraph telling how Senator THUR
NAN recently expressed his admiration OF a
fine silk handkerchief owned aud displayed
By Senator CONKLISG, and how the latter
offered 1t as present to the former, who
declined to accept it. Score one act to
CoSKLISG's credit. The great Ohio Senator
do,es on bandannas; and 1t will make The
average Buckeye. whether Democrat oil
Republican, feel kindly towards Mr.. CoNK'
LING 10 hear that he has offered to do Mr.,
THURMAN even so small kindness as that OF
giving him handkerchief.
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sANF0RB's CATARRu CURE.
CANFORD's RADICAL CURE FOR
CATARRH.

SANFoRD'S RADICAL CURE, CATARRHAL SOL
yEST, ana IMPROVED INHALER, wrapped In one
package. with full direction ana sold by all drug
pists Tor one dollar. Ask for sANfoRD's RADICAL
CURE.
From simple cold or influenza 10 the rottinR,
sIoughing, aud death OF the senses OF smell, taste,
and hearing this great remedy Is saercme. Poison
Gus mucous denominations are removed, the entire
membrane cieahsed. cisipfecied. sooibed. and
heated, constitutional nvafes checked, the blood
purified Of catarrhal poison. deepened Ia color, and
strengthened IN lifegiying properties. Thus. ex-
ternaly and internally, 10 accordance with reason
aBa common sense, does this great, economical rem
cdr work, inst ptly felievlng and permanently Gu.
ring the most aggravated and dangerous forms OF
Genersi Agents. WEEKS 4 POTTER, Boston.
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1880 ticd last n,ehti
We watched its 6eettnG breath,
And softly - che Old Year died.
A little being, vet untried
By rime's incessant stsife.
TO live aud die. as did the old.
With half IT. hores and fears untold.
1880 died last night.
To-day more graves than one arc white
The graves Of hope that were so sweet
81 joys 10 90 more dsar.
or friends whom we no more may meet-
6oae With thc last Old Year.
No wonder that we sat snd wept
And hy It's couch a vsgii kept.
1880 died last pish,i
Hut stili 80 lett Us here
Some memories OF lore aud light
To glad the young New Year
Somc love which csnnot Sfe.
some faith from words on biGsi.
o. friends whose hesrts are warm and true
A glad New ear oe this 10 you.
1850 died Last night
Aud many more msy die
Ere ali SOW here shall take their night
To worlds OF bhss on high,
Where righted is life's every wrong.
Onr voices Joining IN tie song
'rwere worth . life OF sorrow here
To btd up there glad New Year.
And with the coming morn
A glad New ear was burn
Was born, but oh not boin alone,
New hopes and Joys csule, too.
We leave the old year With moan,
And welcome In the New,
Aud though our hearts may ache the while,
We greet You with joyous smile,
Friends whose hears are warm aud true.
A glad New Year he this 10 yeu.
MoLLIE CURTIS " ILLiAMs.
San AHtoafo Tex1s.
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NJ FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
VERY LOW PRICES,
GO TO HUTZLER BROTHERS.

"U@EFUL AS WELL AS ORNAMENTAL"
SILK Handkerchiefs. Lace Handkerchiels, Plain
Linen Handkercbiefs, Fancy Linen Handker-
chiefs, Lace Fichues, Lace Ties, - lies,
Linen Collars and Cuffs Plain and Fancy Ho-
story. Kid Gloves. Fur.T0p Gloves, SILK Gloves,
jet Pms jet ar-angs. jet Bracelets. jet
Necklaces, SC: Gold Plated Bracelets, Rings,
Pins Ear-kings, Lockeis, Neck and Opera
Cnains. scarf Pins, Vest-Chains, Cum Buttons,
Cuf pins, &c. Our Gold Plated j, very is war
ranted not TO tarnsh. Lar gest stock south OF
New Yor'. Beautiful iiue OF Plain, tmbroider-
ed, ana Feather Fans; Ceiluoid Toilet sets, IN
boxes LubiD's, Atkinsons, and COlgate's Per-
fImery and Toilet Soaps, &C.; new line OF
fine Purses, Pocketbooks. &C.
N.B.-Uur prices are The LOWEsT III tne cry
Call and convince yourself de IL
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yo,ue of Rea, Estate In Portsmouth

NVIIOIk LtUktI.J
Captain james III. Robinson, the assessor
of real estate in this city, has completed his
labors aud turned over his hooks, The az
gregate value IF tue real estate in the city,
exclusive OF S206,700 nou-iaxable property,
Is a.. SOC, 4l0-an increase OF 500, 425 over the
assessment OF last year, which Included all
improvements not embraced in the general
assessment of 1875. The nOn-taxable pro.
perty mentioned includes real estate owntd
by the city, churches, schools, and charita-
bic and benevolent associations. Or the
whole amount of real estate $4,000 is as
sessed against the Seaboald and Roanoke
railroad
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What are Skin and Scalp Diseases but the evidence
Of internal bumOr Ten times more difficult To reach
and cure, which fOats In the bios anu Other fluids,
destroying the dercaie machinery of life and hlng
thu body with foul ccrruptions which burst through
the skin in iosthsome erupiionsP
CUIICURA EEsOLvEN1. the new b'ood-puriter
iniernaly CUTICURA, medicinal Jelly, as isied BY
the CUTICuRA MEDICINAL AND TOILET SOAP eX.
ternaiiy. have performed the most miraculous cures
OF Eching scay, and Scrofdlous HumorS ever re-
corded IN m edic AL annals.
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Our Danville correspondent writes: The
name Of the magistrate who was 'hot at at
Hill Grove, in Pittsylvanil county, as re.
ported ID the Dispatch, Is I. e. Greasy, not
Z. T. CreachA
Receiver Sharpe, OF the Long Island rail-
road, Thursday formally resigned his trust,
and Austin COrbip, who recently purchased
a controlling interest in the road, was APP
pointed its receiver.
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CUTIcURA REMEDIES are prepared by WEEKS
& POTTER. Chemists ana Druggists, $50 Washing
Ton street Boston, and for sale by all druggists.
Price for CUTfCURA. a medicinal Jelly, small boxes,
so cents; iarec boxes. 81. CUTICURA REsoLvENT,
The blood-purtter, 81 per bottle. CUTIcURA
MEDICINAL TOILET sOAP. 26 cents. CU1ICURA
NEpicINAL SHAVING SOAR, i cents; in bars for
harbers and large consumers, so cents.
Al matted free on receipt Of price
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FANCY GOODS. &c.


~ TIE V L s..
We have all sizes Of SOLID-GLASs HAND
All sizes OF sOLID.GLASs STAND-LAMPS
from 25c. up, with BURNER am CHIMNEY;
BRONZE STAND LAMPS, with BURNER ana
CHIMNEY, for SOC:
LAMrs TRIMMED WITH LEADER BURN
LAWPs Trimmed WITH ARGAND BURN
LAMPS TRIMMED WITH Sun BCRNER-A
BR0N = FIGURE; sTANDLAMPs:
PORCELAIN STAND.LAMPS;
BRIO A-BRAC LAMPS:
PENDANT LAMPS;
HALL LAMBS:
LIBRARY LAMPS:
BRACKET LAMPS;
LAMPS WITH PATFNT SYRINGE FIXTURE:
LAMrS WITH PATENT ADJUSTABLE
BRACKET;
STUDENT LAMPS, IN NICKEL;
STUDENT LAMPS. IL BRASS.
Any LAMP trimmed with any trimming you
please.
SHADES, GLOBES,
REkLFCJORS. fLLUMINATORS,
CHIMNEIS, BURNERS,
WfkS, &C.
sold separately at
STEVENS.
COrne: Fifth and Broad.
Central BlOckl de 20
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n33s GRACE-STREET b AP Il 5 I
CHURCH (corner Grace and FOu,hee srecel.-The
pssor. Rev. WILLIAM +. HATCHER ID. D.' VIII
nreacn at IL O'Clock A. NJ. There Will be no sell
vices at night in consequence OF The missionary
meeting at the second Baptist church, 20 when this
CONGREGATION is invited.
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yOLTAIC ELECTRIC r LAsTERs.
IOLLINSS vOLTAIC ELECTRO
~ PLASTERS.

More continuous and powerful electrical action Is
ohsinsd from CoLLINs's VoLTAIC ELECTRIC
PLAsrERs than any t2 battery made. They are =
speesly ana certain cure for Pain and Weakness OF
III Lupgs, Liver, Kidneys. and Urinary Urxxss.
Rh< nm iism. Neuralgia. Hysieria. femsie Weak.
ness, Nervous Pains and We knrsses. Mssris. aud
Fever and Ague Price, 70 cents, sold every wh.re.
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are headquarters for bargains In
CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY GOODS.
Read our advertisement and give us call next
- week.
1872 dozen LADIES SILK MUFFLERS at Csc.
worth 50ci; 2l0 dozen LADIES nI slLk mU w
SILK MUFFLEKS at Use. worth 1925; ia
dozen LAplE>' SILK MUFFLERs az ~ worth
At ' Si.25 and $50 worth 50: 80 dozen La.
DIES SILK MUFFLERs at ~. $3.50, and So.
As this Is an extra line OF six Hsndkerchiefs
Just received, you will find elegant STYLES and
1928 dozen SILK COTTON. aud MUsLIN-LACE
FICHUES. COLLARETTES, TIES, SCARFS,
and other MEG KwEAR, from 25c. 10 s. apiece.
Don't fail TO give US a cal, on these goods.
24O dozen CoLORED- BURDEkED, sCALLQPED,
EMBROIDERED. LACE, MOURNING. HEM.
STITCHED. and INITIAL HANDKER-
CHIEFS at very low prices
400 dozen LADIES, MISSES, and CHlLDREN'S
HOSE-lhe best, largest. AID cheapest line we
have ever exh0iied-from 10c. TO Sl.50 pair.
KID CT OWES. KID GLOVES-As we have made
special arrangements With several large import.
err. of Kid Gloves, we are enabled to keep always
on hand large selection of The best makes al
very low prices. We Will open or MONDAY,
D. cember 20th. $50 dozen best KIDS at 80,
75c., 81, $3.50, and So, worth double the mo-
ney. -
WOOLLEN COMFORTS GLOVES: MISS rs
HOODS. SACQUES: and LADIES' NUBIAS,
SCARFS. &c, AT low prices.
We would call the attention OF ladies and gentlemen
TO our elegant liEe OF HOUSEKEEPING AND
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS, when viii do
for elegant Christmas it's, &c. such as b An
KETS. WHITE QUILTS, LACE CURTAINS,
CARPETS. TABLE-CONERs. P1ANO.COV-
Frs. NAPKINS. TOWELS UNDERSHlkTS
GLOVES, FANCY HALF-HOSE WHITE
SHIRTS, NECKTIkS, Shareholders,
BOWS, CUFFS, COLLARS, and lots of other
goods.
We ask the ladies 10 give us call next week and
LOOK at our immense stock OF new ULSTERS.
JACKETS, GlsUAKS. D0LMANS. and ROLL.
GOLD PLATE JEWEi.RY at extra tow prices,
and we guarantee 10 SUIT every one who calls.
We would slate. as Christmas eve falls OH Friday.
aud as we close our st0r- at O'Clock L. NJ. we
wOul, be pleased 10 see ali our friends early In
the day as Dossible. In orOer for them 10 secure
some OF the great bargains we win offer next
week. THALHlMER BROTHERS,
sol Broad street, corner of FINN street.
de lS.Sa.Su&W
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SALT-RHEUM.

SALr-RHEUM.-Wili. Mcdonald, 2542 Dearborn
stree. Chicago. gratefully acknowledges cure OF
Salt Rheum head Oh, lace arms. and legs, for
seventeen years; not able 10 ak except on hands
aud knees Tor ore wear; tot able 10 help himself for
eight years; tried hundreds of remedies; doctors
pronounced his case hopeless; permanently cured
by the CHticuTa Remedies.
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RINGW0RM.

RINGwoRM.-George ". Brown. AZ Marshall
street, ProvIdencs, X. l., cured bY Cuticura Rene
dies of Ringworm HumOr, got at the BARRIERS.
which spread all over the ears neck, aud face and
for six Wears resisted all kinds of treatment.
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mr. BROAD-sTREET METHODIST

CHURCH-sUspAY. January 2d.-Preachine at
IL A. NJ. by Rev. W. q. STARE, -. d., pastor. Sub
jsct: Walking In the Dsrk-A sermon Tor the
New YEAR." No service at night. cordial invita-
lion IN nj
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ny- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
p.r Twelfth and Broad streetsl.-Rey. j. Il. HAw'
ruoRNE, ID. d., will preach on SUNDAY MORN
ING at IL A. M.-subject, "forward-our New
Years Motto" Night service omitted To uniie III
missionary recognition services at Second bap''st
church.
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NE GRACE STREET PRESBfTE-
RAN CHURCH-Rev. G. II. READ. u. d., PASTOR
Preaching at IL O'Clock A. NJ. and 7:45 L. NJ
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NE SECOND PRESBYTERlAN.-Dr.
Irooe at IL a. NJ. sixth lecture ON Prophecy at
Am
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TOOD NEWS FOR TRAVEL s>fFf-a.
u LFR> TO OR FROM EUROPE. .SszsAsss.
ALLAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS

ALLAN LINE Royal MAIL ~TEAMFRs
will p,rIrrm the following service curing winter
season lSSO-'Sl From BALTIMORE on ~ Es-
DAY. NOVEMBER 10TH ana tNkR1 ALTER
NATE TUESDAY. for LIVERPOOL ria QUEENS.
TOwN: from BOSTON EVERY THURSDAY
for LIVERPOOL ria LONDONDERRY. lhis linc
offer, superb cabin accommOdailOn- and make 4
-PECIALTY as u kind 'foaiuent 10 storage pas-e-
gers. Rates tor slceTage ano inferno date - low -
bv any nf.t-class linr. For onward and orr la. 4
tckeis apply to 4. ". GARBER. s2O eat Niln
>iitei. agrn' az Richmond, or 20 Lew AID y
General Passenger Agents. 2O7 BrO1d"aN. N'h
nrk lOj south Fifth STREET, Plilad nina; -taie
strc,i E,siop no .euitni
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MT FIRST ESBY L L X "A n
CHURCH.-Rev. T. L. PRESTON, ID. d., PASTOR
will preach at l A. III. aad L. Nj.
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SKIN DISEASE.

s. A. Steele, Ed. Chicago, H., saws: Il will say
that before used the CUTIcURA REMEDIES was
In fearful state and had given up all hope OF ever
having any relief. They have performed wonder.
full cure for me, and OF my own free vii! aud accord
recommend them"
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ECZEMA RODENT.

ECZEMA RoDENT.-F. ". Drake, ESD, agent for
Harper Brothers, Detroit Men,, gives an aston
ishing account OF his case Eczema Rodeut), which
nad been treated by a consultation of physicians
without benefit, AID which speedily yielded 10 The
Cuucura Remedies.
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mARm1AGEs.

Msrrtcd. IN the I'd December, at az o'cI1ck'
~ Tvirisy Msfhcdist Episcopal church, by the Rev.
William w. Judkius. ALtXANUEk NJ. TOMLiN-
son 70 ANNIE NJ. AUSTIN. both OF this city.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP -,sSyi,
" COMPANY. 's>sssSS.'
FOR NGW YORA

'rgi. .srgSrv gil itlspalu cgg 81 Lneir So %
$500, -.-,t-.D DOMINION, WYAEohE, NAN.
HAITIAN, I-hAC 6E..i,. and 2tHNCtl-
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TheSs ebips are entirely new. anc were Daib eI-
pres5ly FOR tais route.
They kSve splendid saloons sEate-roons, and b-t,'
rb'uiS.
TEE fare, accommodations. and Affections are on
SURFACED
>bIp, gotuz uOr,n llnd ~ Pier -, Norih river
foot ~ i,Cacn street. Snips SomiHg srutn AL from
per A. Nor.h river, foot OF Christopher street,
cabin f4rr 70 New fOrS. so siesrsso. ~ ~
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Freights for points beyond New York for~sraso
with dspa Oh, and 10 charge nSde eZesp' sSssl eA'
Freigh1 received until O'Clock 2. II. daily.
FOR further nIUrnlaliOa appIl "
GEORGE ". ALLEN n Co., AKshss.
avis one CoFdnaBv's wnsrVes. RO'.f@fO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-01

NY- MONUMENTAL CHURCH (Rev.
I. q. ARMSTRONG, ID. d.. rectorl.-Sundsy school,
$50 A. 81. Church-Morning service, III A. Nj
| evening service, az PM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-01

nj SEVENTH-STREET CHRISTIAN
CnURCH.-ProachinG at IL A. NJ. and 1880 L. ~.
by Rev j. u. TYLER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-01

NE SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH,
corner Maiu and sixth sIreets) .-Rev. HENRY
MCDONALD. T.. D.. will preach OH SUNDAY at IL
A. NJ and 7:3O 7. NJ.