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The daily gazette., 1881-07-01
Delaware state Bon(
OTTroR OF STATE TRnAsUnuR.
noyuu DUI. ~ Az m 1ahl

0oS1Al 1AA<sB ~ ~, A6o1s u
by virtue Of ansAct Of the General
Assembly OF the State 6f Delaware.
passed 1t Dover At fts session or l00I. I a,
hereby give notice TO holders OF DelaWare
State Bonds thai ] ahAll attend q inc
Philadelphia n NasionAl RAnkl IN gtlS city
q Phiiadelphf&, dufinS tie 6nsiness
hours Of thAt Bank, on the nrnt three
secular days OF July, A. D., 1851. pro
pared to pay or and redeem bonds OF the
said state, OF the numbers folioWinr:
From No. hi 70 go. both inciusivs oftks
denominatlon cf one thousspd. dollaxs
saSh, % the Issue Of the bonds of aid
stats under date Of January J.. A. d. ao1t
also other bonds OF the said State Or the
numbc1s following From No. l % "a,
both q rinciusiye, of the dspemination OF
one thonsand dollars eRch, Of tie issue OF
the bonds q the ssfd 4tatei und1r idAtS 81
January L a, p. lSn. ost, 2. AZ pn Isse
IS. Al! D., lS6p !, and also other bonlis
Of the said State Of the pumbers mi.
loWinE From Mo- TO fe, both fnoiti !
aiye. Or the denomination Of one thous-
and dollars each, OF the iseue 0fthe bonds
Of said State under date Of January /, n.
i..sl67l And thnt nom and AftAR do 6r12
day Of July, 4. D., 1881, intSfe3E viii
cease 70 accrue ON the bonds herein
deSiansted. "This callts int1ndedt a M,
ciuds ali the Outstanding bonds Of she
RUBEnT ]. REYNOLDS,
State Treasurer,
UnAylO-uyleod
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AMI the Man9

The names OF Edward A. Cosper and
Matthew Gels0n, two fthe poor but hon
est YremMen Of The Hro0klyn E00Ie have
suddenly become famous "a the city II
churches, Id consequence 0f theif hnviEg
become tho happy owners Of hve thous-
and dollars BY Investing one dollar !. in q
letter sent TO M. A. Dauplin New Orleans
La. for half ticket No. 6o,ble In the
May Distribution Of the Lou isiana State
Lottery. june 20,
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ksuTfII IL No vvorIshop.

To do good work the mechapie must
have coed health. III long houra OF cOn-
fluetnent ID pJoSe rooms have SnfSiblsd
his hand or dtmmed his sight, let him at
once, and before some organic trouble
appears, take plenty Of Hop Bitters.-
His esySten. win b rejuvenated, his
nerves strengthened, bill sight bsooms
clear. and the whole constitntion be
built up to higher working condition.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-01

D STBAwBERRIEs.-Ths straw berry
season It New York city Il Just now
closing, and The trade wss Immense, the
largest that has ever been known. The
aggregates sales for the season realised
ct least q. .OQo0, ,00. "a II n
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LARaKsr RETAIL STOCK OF HosIHRY AN0
Underwear In America. Cook d BRorKnR
Nos 70. 81 and IS NoRrH EIoHTH srRnsr
PaILADELPHIA. All orders win have
prompt attention. % a n2O-wly3pnx.l Il
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A leading member VI the ts-
Eal FSis Psoisssion S 81 =; ;,1 X city 0AARLE
ed my wife ~ no other tonic has ever
done, and IL ID besides pleasant 70 take. I"
Beware OF ceuntorfaits. Ask for Liebig
Co.'s Cocoa Tonfe.g Il Will fecQnstruct
vigorate aged the and innrm, and
make sickly children and ihfAAt .
blooming and healthy.
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sILysR UR.sx, n, Y, Feb, 8.

SILVER CREEK, N. Y, Feb. 8, 1880
GENTs-I ,hase been very low, and
have tined etefS thing. u no Advantage.
I heard your Hop Bitters recommended
by 80 many, concluded TO give them .
striai.s did, and nov sm ground, and
constantly improving, and am nearly b
strong ~ ever. W. 81. WsLLsR.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-01
Unpunesual People.

You may take IL for granted that IN,
punctual people are thoroughly selfish.
Their eWn inclinations are paramount
to tho convenience OF ots0rs. The nm
punctual man Ia apt to think that the
greatest evil he occasioEs by his special
or disappointment. Bnt this is mot so.
II one Of his delays should disturb only
the arfangefnents for one day OF = single
person, he may congratulate himself.-
What bitter dlsappOintment, and what
serious annoyance and loss, may come
from al6ttera little too late for the mail
"a bill paid after tho promised ttme--An
appointment not kept-a commission
deferredi Note for yourselves, aud
think on these things. Punctual people
are always reliable. Do all that You pro:
mise to do, and all that you are neht.
fully required and expected TO do, e
certainly 30 far as II depends upon Your
self, n the sun rises and sets, 90 that the
hearts OF all with whom yon arc In any
way connected may 'ssAfely trust" Ia
you. Then you will become apillars Of
support" In the family and In society, In
saoa % Srossr sss Lss s.. word
say you will do = athing, do H.
THREE HUNDRED pretty faces OF
every complexion, from bloude to
brunette; three hundred dainty forms
arrayed in gossamer-like roses Of white;
three hundred Material relatives leok-
ing on proudly, and three hundred dip
Tomas tied mp with ribbon and carefully
slowed away In three hundred satchsls---
such was the twelfth annual commence
ment Of the Normal College Yesterday.
And yet they talk Of Boston cnltursl-
N. Z. Star.
NoT1OE.-Dr. Kline's Great Nerve
nestorer is the marvel sf the age Tor III
Nerve Diseases. All dts stopped ffee.--
Sena 70 vi Arch ..stresti' Phils Sslphla,
- &ly
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vision made at the starting point for the
| entire baggage transportation wanted, either
upon local lines or over connecting lines OF
friendly interest, with assurance OF accept
ance thereupOn; that fixed rate is charged,
and only for the actual miles travelled.
Purchasers Of communication tickets al G
not required 10 purchase baggage-permts.
II they are wanted, and for less den0mina-
tions than 800 miles, a form Of 500 miles
value can he obtained at the same rate per
100 pounds.
Referring 10 matter Of commutaiion
tickets: There are at present in use upon
the Richmond and Danyille railroad one
form OF 1000 miles at cents per mile and
another form OF 1000 miles at a cents per
mile. These have been in use for a long
period.
BY direction Of the management local
passenger fares are now being revised land
in primers hands, in which material re.
ductons are made.
The c0mmutatiOn.ticket system IS also
undergoing revision, embracing reduction
OF rate and enlargement OF territory IN
which available. For instance, 1t Is intend
ed, when tickets are in hand from printer,
that the rate OF l,t00.mIlc tickets shall be
23c. per mile; 1000, 24c., and 5000 and
1000, Be-, swiih the provision for accept
ance OF the larger denominations over either
OF the roads Of the associated system. With
the issue Of said tickets free transportation
OF one hundred pounds commercial! baggGge
will be granted at Richmond AZ yell As at
other points where these tickets and per-
nits are sold. A. POPE,
General Passenger Agent.
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wANCnESTER AND VICINITY.

Brief HemS.- Mr.. Jack WhItIock, a well
known citizen Of the Fourth Ward. had
one OF bis bands badly mashed while a.
work a. he Petersburg shops yesterday.
Rev. Il. +. Woodward, Oi the Methodist
church, Who has been quite sick for several
days, was reported better Yesterday.
The Chesterfield Comfy Court will meet
next Monday. There are no cases OF >pe-
ella! interest 70 be di>po.ed OF at the coming
term OF This court.
There are two prisoners in the city jail
awaiting 10 be tried for felony. Both are
white men, and were sent 10 Jail this week.
\ sheriff and a commissioner Of the reye-
nue. for the First di>tric, Will bc elected in
Chesterfield next May. There are several
applicants for each office. The election
come, on on the fourth TUESDAY in May.
The Ilu'tings Court viii meet again next
Monday week
The Wcst-End Methodist SUNDAY school,
which has been OigniHed only \ shor, time,
has -iXty-one scholars on the roll. MIR. !.
{. Wells is superintendent 0! this school.
NelriV all the zee intne canal has mciied,
and work along the water.linc, which wa.
suspended on account Of the cold weather,
has ucen generally resumed.
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a Response from the DanNiiie Rail
road Company.

RICHMOND AND DANNlLLE RAILROAD 60 j
OFFICE GENIAL PASSENGER AGENT.
RICHMOND. VA, February 10, lSSl.
EdiforS Di>pqtCh: : Referring 10 COM
munication in your issue oi the Oh instant,
,i0ned " Merchant" touching rates and
regulation, Of the Richmond and Danvllle
railroad for tran>p pOrlation OF extra CONNER
cial baggage and sale of commulatlon llchels'
/ beg sufficient space in your columns Tor
statement OF the fict- essential to cOrrec'
tion of the errors that exist in your corre-
,pOndent's communication.
Every fr,t-caSS adult passenger upon the
Richmond and Danyille railroad Is entitled
10 free transportation of $50 pounds OF per-
eonaL baggage. This l. q regulation common
with the large majority OF all railroads IN
thc United states. II has not been abro-
Gated or limited in the ease Of commercial
travellers.
nv agreement with other roads OF Nir-
pinia and the CarOlnas working under an
associated traffic arrangement since Septem-
ber f.. 1880, the practice OF transporting
free the sample trunks or package, OF sales
men over said roads was discontinued De-
cember /, 1880 This discoptlnulnce was
simultaneous over the Piedmont Airline
the Seaboard Airline, the Atlantic Coast
Line, and from the eastern cities and home
markets; from which these lines ladiate. y
sufficient reason for the dscontinuance was
believed to exist in the fact that by differ
ing facilities gwen on different lines pndue
competition was excited and undue prefer
ences afforded by one line as against an
other.
A nominal rate OF transportation was
agreed on FOR said sample p1ckaees-Viz.,
25c. per 100 pounds per 100 miles--and
various forms Of baggage permits prepared
adapted 10 the wants OF different classes OF
trade on the basis OF said rate. The all
yantages offered by this method are ; pro-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-10

The LISTEMANN CONCERT.-This concert
company, winch j. composed Of fine Gu>i-
cal talent. Will give al entertainment at
Mozart Hall tomorrow night. \ charming
programme has been arranged. and "a, tine
company play here only one plight. and the
prices OF admission are remarkably mode
rate, it j. fair TO beSpeak for them large
audience. Mr.. Li>lemann i quite a fVOritc
here, and while be j. not the perfect ma>ler
OF Tie yiolin that The great Wihelmj is, be
is yet a brilliant performer with a dash and
spirit Of action that finds favor with maay
who fail to thoroughly appreciate WIlht Imi.
Reserved seats may bc had at {. +. John.
SiOn'S.
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I SfVERSfTY or NURGrNI,
4 ~ !. L. \ Il 1. -


1 r THE LAST REGULAR MEETING
"a OF LANBDs 'I!APIE EE. KAPPA AIPl'A
tRAIt RNiIN.0 which Dr =. y. Et|r w,s A
mrmbsr. the following reeoiu'ion- DO adopt-t.
Nhtrtp, n ha- pleased tot 90 hi> IiVire wteI,m
= Itluoy, from or midst our br. sect broth h.r pr.
JAMES VI Nt>T. thereby deriving tai, iriir,tI'V
Of valuable member and alups supporter g., i,5
prirCil ies aud whereas SO would -ii.w our "a
for tie uuiue "ur and hi "a character - our i-
ceased brother: therefore D.. u
Reso'r-d ~ L1abf0 ChdhttT. R1DDd iirtn
Fra eIRitB Ihit wml" boNlug g. rc,lguaii1l 20
ttc wl oi iiim VINO drtih a IA ug- WI Nc d.. ply
dep.or- th" lo,s Oi one ~hD Wa. to u. 4 unu,' nd
bciDy'd hro.hcr and 80 society u-oiul and vi'ued
lnber.
2 lhTt We extend 70 the ftWilN AMI fricul. .,. hc
trt.ff 'Nr n.arti' -tmpa'hy. and cCIgt't "i DO
tLtid tu ihIs tlc'r -ad affection.
3. That tac hadsc ~ ni0ltuiuS b. worn f)r .ae
uSud time.
T. That % copy of These re- l'u iou, bo sent g. .he
family of the deceased, ana th't they Do tub .nfd
tu lh- K1DDa dfpAo J.urDR aud the ViIq 10
t4trfrSty H0g"Fin'. J -. PlNNNr.
\ Is DANlN
". y PDiGt
f.IC.lt Conmi't
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TO BE SOLD TO-DAY.
The Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio
Railroad.

THE SEVERAL MOTIONS OF THE COUNSEL
OF THE ATLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI AND OHIO
RAILROAD FOR \ POsTPONEMrNT OF THE
SALE OF TIE ROAD OvERRULED-GENE-
RAJ BUTLER's CLOSING ARGUMENT-THE
SALE TO TAKE PLACE At NOON TO-DAY
THE PROBABLE BIDDERS-wHO WILL BE
TIE PURCHASER Y-PERsONAL, &C, &C.
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mn. TUFTS PILLS.
SYMPTOMS or A TORPID LIVER.
~, TT.S PILLS,

,.,of Ap,etSte. Nausea. Bowels Ccst''e' RAIN
49,. pcsa Vith dan sensation IN the hacS par :
-. ,.,ae~ the Shouldor-BIsde; Fu'meSs At'er
T.. .,,,, disincllnation 70 oNcrticn Of body or
..rA. Reliability of Temper; Low Sp''''s' Loss
- vr,cor,. With a feeling Of having neglected some
v,,,rlness Diy1incss' Fiu'iering at the Heart
-. r,e5re The Ewes, yellow skin, Headache Rest
- st night. Highly -Colosed Urine.
-..,,,,,, WARNINGS ARE INHEEDED 81
RIoUS DISEASES WILL soon
BE DEVELOPED.
rrTr'S PILLS sre especi"'i' adapted 10 '''"
one dose effect. such a change of feeling as
,..eon.sh tac sufferer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-10

HERMANN AT THE THEATRE. The au-
dience at the ThaatIc last night comprised
many Of our best representative cliiz rs,
with a fair spriukhug OF the fair sex. but
was by no means as numerous ~ the merits
OF the performance demanded. The enter
tainment in all lis parts Is fairly entitled to
praise, Hermann, the magician, and hi as
Sistant, Nile. Addlc, and hi European Spe-
ciality Company proving really adept and
facile Interpreters Of the respective r6ieS
assumed by them. The SOfte mG9iqUe OF
Hermann embraced many phases Of the
black art not before seen here, The case with
which they were rendered lending il aid
10 make the illusions more incOmprchen>i-
Bile. Several well-knOwn citizens, who
were called on 10 assist. were much
mystiticd by the graceful ease with
which impossible things seemed to
be- an fou dcC0mpE The great dccanita-
ton act was wonderful piece OF deception,
and elected rounds OF applause. The ven
trioquill efforts Of Val Rose and hi dunn
mics was the cause Of much z milne merTi-
ment, while the oymna>'ic efforts Il the Lo-
rells would be hard TO excel anywhere.
Doubtless The Theatre viii be crowded to-
night. ~ the expression Of satisfaction last
evening was unanimous. Professor keSS-
nlch's band added lis charming efforts " aid
Of the harmony OF the occasion. Without
particulaTiZing any one thing done, it may
be- briefly and for all said that everything
promised WAS given, and 10 TIE general sat
l>faciiOn.
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SUPREME Court OF APPEALS, WEDNEs-
DAY.-Ilurt rs. Jones and wife. Argu, d
bv Judge Robert Onld fol appellant and f.
T.. Bouldin, Esq, for appellee, and submit
ted.
McFall, as. Essex county and ais. Sent
10 foot Of The docket.
Burr0ucbS'S executor rs. Wblthur>t :
administrator. Argued by w. y. Old,
Esq, for appellee.
Terry q ats rs. Fitzgcrald. Appeal allow
ed 10 decree Of CnCuit Court OF PItisyl-
yauia county Of I'm December, lsSO, aN to
the petitioner Bark, dale only but not TO act
us q SoDeTScdCuS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-10

Cooks Tours. .-ThOSc who contemplate
travelling IN Europe, or any other part Of
the globe, either alone or with excursion
parties, will lind II to their advantage to in
yesligaie the numerous fscilite, offered by
Thomas Cook a son, the renowned eXcur-
son managers, OF 26l Broadway, New York.
A large pamphlet, giving full particulars
of their tours, VIII be mailed free, on appli-
cation, to any one interested.
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80. Or WlSCONsiN.
'-iif ANb COUNTY oF MI IlwAUkEE, SIS;
- remembered. TLsi on the 9th day Of Fcbrua
- +'i7i- at The city diure+alO, before me. FRANCIS
.taees' 'tOb, cOmKi ieslDncr resident ia the said
y, ,'lty CON mi>sioued add qgsl ned by the eNecu-
a., "l 1oriY and uUosg the law of The STATE Of
''t--t 70 take ackn1 ~iC dalDeHt OF deeds &c. %
4 ~ g Or recorded thefrla. prr-OHaily appear u.
- ALhkh. preSideu'. aHd WILLARD MERRILL,
- i'l'i.G'. 81 h. NOEIUesg~TERS Mutual LiFH-
,AotkaN' COMPANY. oi Milwaukee, WIS, who,
nt 1bi5 ,~Orn. uCpo,e g1Sd saN and each for him.
ri 'eys. t1yt they are thu aOYt de- crib officers
. Ne via GOnptDy. ana hat a. foregoing J.
W. 'hd ctle@t statement Ot tie actual con0iiiOn
~ Hfo T2a ZtiiOn on The iast day Of ~ hscal
let-to "it. tae 81 day OF Doccl bei. 1850. ac-
fi' 10 Ne oest 81 bslr iufOTndtlOn know ledge,
'Ni belief, tssyeciiVey
-, ~ tesumony whereof | have hcreunto
l'EAL sef MS tGud aud ali Sed the sra 0f my Ofice
- 90 The 4. ! <IaY OF FepTIsTy. 1881.
fR. BIODltsOOD,
O. b.tt comm sslOHtr.
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ARELIlBLE SAVINGS BASK.-ose box OF Dr.
Trr1's PILLS viii save YOU many tonars IN doc'
tors blls. They sill sursl, cur chin and fever
dyspepsia dlsordered liver or bowels, sick headache
nundce. or chronic constipation, aud expel eyerJ
lmuurily from the system.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FoRTo-DAY.-fOrt the Middle
Atlantic States, warmer, cloudy, and rainy
weather, casterly winds vcering to south
erly, and lower barometer.
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70 rake the hands smooth, to keep The fps
from chappng, there Is nothiag better than 'his
cNcellent.prepiratiou Now hat the cold weather
has set IN every body should have some II lt.
Prepared by r. ROBERTS BAKER, Dr'grist, 20.
N,fp
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CEoRGEE CRAWFORD. II NJ

GEORGE f. CRAWFORD. II NJ, trus'ee'. ,, ., II
iiitle farm, horse. buggy aud harrrss c.vs.
cart Int harness, saddle and bridic, h,n th Id
and Kitchen furniture, &c.
GEORGE :. NA>liON Il son, { =. VI. comm. =
,ioueis sale OF framed dwelling No. | Z Tpfu-
iy.ntnth street, hc'weeu Grace and Fraukilf.
GEORGE H. POiNUtXTEP. 5P. NJ. n-rem.,.ry
ate pf D., lutitul buling lot, ON Iw.utN-Itnth
street facing Libby ma.
JAS. IA' DOUGALI~ 10 \. VI. s3O. 600 worn OF
d sood. a' The New York huciou-ll lIa, A.. 80.
JZ3 Broad street.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Hs- ON all sales Of Real Estate made between 'h-
lst Of January aud last OF June The taxes f0r ne
present year have To be paid by the rnreh sser on
all sales made between the lst of July and ftst II
the y~ar The taxes have % be paid by The seller
I'M, custom was 1dop'od about fifteen ycarv 1co
by all the real estate agents in Richmoni 1uI ap-
plies TO Richmond and ylcnity.I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-10

MFETING OF TIE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
ia Their NEW QCARTERs.- The Chambtr OF
Commerce will hold its regular monthly
meeting this afternoon in the new rooms Of
the Board, at No. 9l2 Main street.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was warm and
partly cloudy, with rain at night.
Thermometer YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, AZ; {;
Q \. NJ, As; noon. Sc; Il. NJ, G6; T..
NJ, 60; midnight. SO.
Mean temperature. J63.
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WICKEDEEsS.-Not bad heart, bat diseased
Liver IS ot,n the cause u violence Of ten per, yu-
dlc'iveness aud tometimes crime for. When ,ht
spleen IS affected, The hear, Is coSged In Us better
impulses for want Of action 10 carry of The bile.
81 have used SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR, net
only once, but OFTEN, and can confidently assert I
has done me more good than any Other medicine
have ever used thins II Is the greatest medicine
FOR diseased Liver made In the world. Many If my
ighbors have used u, and all Will say IS much II
not more than DO for - virtues.
"JoHN }. ALLEN, Bib county, Ca
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-10

QCIfE number Of Manchester people
came over 10 the United States Count In
Richmond yesterday TO hear the argument
in the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio rail-
rnad fas4.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-10

HtGAN's MAGTOLIA BALM
GIVES TO EVERY WOTAT
A FAIR, FRESH AND
BEAUTIFUL COWPLTXIoy.
40 matter how much 70 may have become ..n
paired ly nature or Otherwise, IL makes u.e -KiS
PURu, SOFT and LIKE THAT Of YOUrH
II is not only FLEGi iNrfY PERFUMED, b.- j. is
In cy,ry way mo-, perfect wash and . STLEspiD
LOTION.
It, APPLICATION cannot possibly BE- t... rel,
and !, harmless 1s sItcr.
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VI. ELLYSON CO., advertising agents inscs, ale
vofisemonts in all Of The newspapers of the Unied
states ri publishers rates. Orders left a, the Dis-
patch coaning-roOm win receive promD; 1iicr-
lion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-10

TnE LADY's BAzAR Tor March has been
received from Mr.. G. +. Johnston. news
deaier--an excellent fashion No cOCtaln,.
ing, besides, nice Iilhograph supplement-.
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Mason ( HAMLrS ORGANS At 0l3 Main street.
"MATcHLESs" BCRDETT ORGANS at9l3 Main -
GEO. MOODS & CO.'S ORGANS al 0l3 Maln n.
SHONIVGER ORGANS - 0l3 Main street.
JOSIAH RYLASD & CO.'S PlASO aud ORG a'
WAREROoMS 0I3 Main street.
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THE COSFoRTABLEs SOLD BY LEVY BIO.
THEIRS are Of ib,ir own manufacture. quilted by
band, and wadted with cotton.
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sWARM WEATBER.-Yesierday was the
warmesi day we have bad since the l0th oi
November, on which dag the bi,he.t read
ing OF the thermometer was 7O' (F).
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The ARIEL on VIE RIVER AGAIN. The
steamer Arie! IL announced tO arrive here
this evening, and will leave at haIfpast q
o'clock ON Friday morning.
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3itlmond Dispatth.
10, 1881.

~ THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN or ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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SIMMONS LIVER RlGtLAtOK.

nrrXTtES. ~uOEMAKERS, TAILOES,
A<pML WHOLEAp >fpENTAEY LIVES
O,irINpErLuF AND CURE FOR
CONSTIPATION. Observation-Disclosures
uy taking This
>NfriT UiEN.I>~ VEGETABLE tUN-
POI Nd.
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ANoTED DIVINE SAYS:

D.. Tn ,,..,. ,.,.,. . ,oo,.vrt IN
u,.,.p>a. Constipation. ana i1'''. i''N' Sl'"F
''''' IN. won, recommended: uscd lhcm. / am
.,,,u man: have good app, iito, discstl'n per-
e.. -,ra,.r stools. pile gone, and have gained
~. .-.,,a. of a,.h. The, are worth their weight
E,,. Il. l.. SIMPSON.
Louisville, Ky.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing Done al he
DISPATCH PRISTlNG-iiousE. Coed work, low
prices, aud satisfaction guaranteed.
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For THE BEST FOREST PINE AID wpLI.sEA-
SoSED OAK WOOD, either long or prepared IN any
length 10 ,ult order By machinery in hf,eeu mlu-
utoa notice, cal. on CRCNP & WEsr,
l7Io east Carr street.
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BOOTS. kEfOEs. de.
IpD> AND ENDS.
: EEj

1hNTLESKN's CORK sOLF CATERS, $6-.cld
I'd price, -:
'tSSILkMgN's DOUBLE-SOLG GAIT ERE,
cp t0.gd pr,ce, ss.
49, pficf. -.
IiEMtN's NACHiNE-sEWED GAII ERs,
IN tz.3o-Old pr 9. $3.50;
'LN iLLNt ~ LACE AND BIfCKIF-S'HOES,
A., tx-old uricc. $3.50.
~',shs' ,, fgAfD HOES, lace aud button, I sl-'o'o
b,,YHns CoSGR,Ss CATERS. SI-oid price, 90
1880 aud $3.50:
N1tn - SLIPPERS. sl-old price. ~ aud &2bQ.
ts0't!'y 10 NsUre bargains. ). A. GRiGG,
"Sv Ienth aad Main streets.
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BUY Lar. ROBE or LEVY BROTHERS. They
are closing them OUT cheap.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-10

RfPAJRyXG THE pavement -Workmen
were engaged yesterday IN repairing the
payemen. in fr0nt Of the custom-Douse.