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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-23
The Black Fever.

CARBoNDALE. Feb. Pa case Of black
liver at LeuoxVille, Pa, is creating the widest
excitement among tho residents of this locality,
The victim is farmers daughter, 10 years OF
age, who bad. previous to erillness, been visit.
log friends 10 Sobuylkill county. A similar case
10 the family she was visiting was mistaken for
bilious fever By quack. 10 1868 The black
fever accomplished its fearful work 10 the coal
country, carrying off hundreds of people.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-23
Killed In q Quarrel.

LITTLE Rock, Feb. 23.-Yestorday after
noon Joseph Bateman, prominent citizsn,
shot and killed a colorsd man named Thomas
Branch. The parties got into dispute about
the transfer of some railroad freight. Branch
threw an iron skid at Bateman, which be
lodged. and, se'z ng bar of iron, be flupp il
at the negro. BraCob then advanced upop
Bsteman. who drew revolver and shot him
dead. '' "'N'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-23
Two Men Drowned,

LITTLE Rock. Ark, Feb. 2S.-Sunday three
citizens of Lawrence county, BY the namos of
Thomas j. Carney, Samuel Il. Hiusley and
Lee NJ. Coloo. started on journey to Powha-
tan. the county scat, going via Lindsey Bay 10
dugous. ga their returo. and while 10 tho
conlre cf the bay. the boat was accidentally
overturned. throwing them into tho water.
Cotton succeeded 10 swimming to the shore,
but Carney and Hinsey we're caught 10 tho
current end drowned,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-23
FOREIGN NEW,S.

N. Drtz. previously President has BEEN
elected President of the Swiss Con federation IN
the place of h. Anderwork, deceased.
Advices received at Liverpool from Africs,
on the gold coast. renresent that the King OF
Ashantee can put 9O,CO0 men in the G.ld.
France is troubled over an alleged retalistoly
pronloitlon IN the United States against the i'm.
portatlon OF French wines, because they s,o
deleterious TO health.
In the French Chamber Of Deputies yester-
day motion for an inquiry into the alleged
promise CT the government 10 furnish 10000
muiko.s to Greece wss rejected by vote CT 2O3
to 1879.
Parnell's speech melting bis Irish friends 10
resistance of English law is recei,ing attention
from the British authorities. He has however,
resracted the indictable part of his address.
Archbishop McCsbs, primste Of Ireland coun.
sells his people, in their struggle fer justice
against alliance with French infdels.
The SUBJECT OF the importation OF American
pork into Great Britain WAS brousht up in the
British Parliament yesterday, and it was stated
on the part of the government that no action
would be taken to prohibit such importation, as
there was nonuLhentic statement Of danger from
trachirI.
The Pope in an address TO the cardinals on
the 9th inst, in reply to their congratulations
on The anniversary of bis election 10 tho ponti.
tcste, expressed regret -. the lenaWed attacks
and the insults heaped upon the Church, in
nosrly sll parts OF the world; therefore an extra
ordinary jubilee would be insugurstcd this year
throughout Christendom for the purpose of i'm
ploriDg the Almighty to bestow better times
upon the Church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-23
Bloody ARRAY.

DETROIT. Mich, Feb. ga fight occurred
10 tho township Of Casco, st. Clair county. on
Sunday Light, between Michael aud Louis
Bauer on ono side aud John Hubbard. jr.. aud
Anthony Mcnuefer on tho other. Knives and
clubs wero used freely, with terrible results.
Hubbard was stabbed in tho left side and was
injured seriously. Menncfer was stabbed bo.
tween the shoulders AID was beaten on tho hoad
with clubs, and cannot 1.-Two. Young Baur is 10
iail, but the old man is still at large.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-23
property.

1t is noticeable fact that the most ultra
radical and bloody shit speakers and writer's
IN the republican party ere found in the Glass
who favor coalition of their party with tho
MahoDites il Virginia. Such Vi1ginians WHO
vote with the MahoDites. but still prefer to DO
democrats, if not democrats. Southern men
AID Virenians," to which class their leader
says ho belongs, will take cognzanco of this
fact and sui act it to their reason.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-23

In this city, at 45 o'clock on the sf.erhoon +
The I'd Of Febr'y., 1881, Mrs. LUCY GOODE
BRENT, widow of the late Col. Goo. WIN.
Brent in tho SD year Of her age. rs Tho iu.
neral will take placs tomorrow morning, st II
o. clock, from her lat, residence. No. 22} King
street. The friends and acquaiptances of tno
family are invited 10 attend.
At her residerc,, in Fairfax county, on tao
morning of the 22d instant, Mira. HARRIET | /.
HATOH, in the G0!h year Of her age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-23

Several successful experiments were made
Monday at tho Palais bourbon With an electric
reporting machine, which it is proposed to 10
troducc into tho French Chambers. The ma
chine has the appearance, Of smaI! piano, and
is played like that Instrument by On operator
on keyboard Of ten notes. Three notes arc
set apart for reporting foreign quotations. AS
fast as the orator speaks tho operator touches
tho keyb board, on which each sound has q cor.
responding key. The machine instantly repre-
sents the sounds by conventional signs on q
strip of paper. The signs have altcrward to bo
translated. About Two years sre required for
learning how to manipulate AID make uso ot
tbs Instrument. which is the invention OF on
Italian named Mitchella.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-23
Greek Explanations.

r, LONDON, Fob. IA Vienna dispsch ssys:
dfeece old not order the calling out of the re-
serves without having previously Informed tho
representatives of the powers at Athens Of its
intention to do SO, experimenting the announce
ment With tranquilizing explanations that the
present step is merely carrying out an old dec.
sion which was not An attempt to intimidste or
provoke. The Greek ministers abroad have
also peen instructed to give similar assurances,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-23
An Election at Last,

HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb. 23.-Tho 35th
ballot for U. s. Senator resulted 10 the formal
election of John I. Mitchell. The vote was :
Mitchell $50, Wallace %, McVeagh /.
Brewster l. MessrR. Law and Ruddiman voted
for the latter two, 0-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-23
Held for Murder.

CHARLESTON, 8. G., Feb. 23.-The Grand
Jury of Darlington havc found true bill
against Colonel Cash for the murder of Colonel
Shannon 10 duel. The case has been set for
trial Thursday reyt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-23
Found GuiIfy.

BOMBAY. Feb. 23.-Nineteen of the prison.
ers charged with conspiracy tr murder the Eo-
topenn residents of K9lspore. have been found
gully but sentence has been deferred The
other persons accused have been acquitted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-23
Brutal Treatment of u Child.

RIVER HEAD, L. l.. Feb. 23.-Superiuters
dent Wilkln, of the Brooklyn Society for tho
Prevention of Cruelty to Children. made a
complsiut to dsy before JusLi,o Stackpole
against Hourly and Ross Miller. of Manor, for
cruelty and neglect towards VIM. Buzz. boy
niue years old 10 their care. Horrible i'll treat
mems is shown. Tho boys feet ara so frcz,u
that both were amputated. The Mie!s vii!
be arrested to day,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-23

Alexandria seems to be a bad plaos fer pres-
ldents. 1t Wss here Washington vas knocked
oo"n, jackson had his noso pulled. and yester.
DAY Mr. Hayes had platform to fell With him
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-23
Vessel Sunk.

;, CHESTER, Pa. Feb. 23.-The schooner
SsItudevsnt: Capt. Wlllsts. laden With coal for
Norfolk. Va, was cut through by the ice 10
and suuk. ''s"''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-23

a BITTER BEREAvEaENT.-Ellen Dunn, 8
lille girl OF eleven, dropped dead in front CT
the schoolhouse che attended at Second avenue
and seventy.sizth street Monday. She was the
last OF the seven children of poor widow who
tried to support her by washing and ironing,
monday the latter went out in quest of worS.
turning home dispirited when she sew the crowd
before the school, and on joining it found her
child lying on the pavement liteless The 70.
mains of the dead girl we're taken to her humble
nomo, Wnere the Borrowing parent was forced
by her poverty to lsy them out upon rough
deal oosrd till some undertaken would be pre-.
vailed upon to assume the task of buryinp them,
which the air of want the place bore WIS likely
to restrain many ofthem from doing.--Ncp York
Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-23
Suicide the Day Before marr,sge

| WR1dHTs BLUFF, CLARENDON Co., s. c..
Feb. 25.-Charlcs Richardson. young man
aged about 25 years, keeping store or 10 miles
above here, committed suicide last week bv
shooting himself with double barrel shot eun'
lilo was to have been married the next day'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-23

Representative Hurd, of Ohio, gave din
ner party 10 Washington last night to about
thirty members OF Congress. at whioh damo
cratic free trade cub was formed. Hon. S. S.
Cox, Of New York, was olec.ed president of the
olpc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-23
Attempted Assassination.

MONTREAL, QUE, Feb. 23.-Wbile Mrs,
O'Donovan Rosa was reading in Nordheimer',
Hall Monday night bullet was fred through
window and fell 10 the ball, without hittina
any one. howsVer. The miscreant who fred il
escaped. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-23

A New SWINDLING SCHEME.-A stranger
OF pleasing address is travelling about the coun,
try cndeavoling to work a new and novel sTind
llug operation. His mode of procedure is as
follows: Generally selecting Catholic clergy.
man for victim. he goes to the priests resi-.
dercc, md after introducing himself represents
that be is az attorney. ard that be is the exec
cutor of an estate by which large legacy has
been lett TO the church over which the olereya
man preslde7. lie then produces a check,
which no psys over to tho priest, asking in
return bis signature 10 receipt which he pro-
ducss 10 a Central Now York place. where
he visited clergyman. he gave him check on
New York bank for $500. and received the
desired receipt, which will inl all probability
return some day as note. The check was,
OF course, returned protested. With the
Information that no euch person was known
OF The b'nk. The swindIer gives bis name
as John NJ. Nilsson, bis residence Bug
hamtou, and states that be was educa.
ted at Mount st. Marys College. Emmetts
burg, Md. He appears 10 be we'll posted
relative TO the affairs of tho Catholic clergy.
men, as we'll as 10 the affairs of the church.
lie Is described as being about five feet seven
aud half inches 10 height, With dark com.
plexlon and dark piercing eyes, dark hair and
mustache, slightly tingsd with gray. He has
pIc@'lng address and is we'll cslanlsted te de-
oeiVs the unwary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-23

Alexandrians and Mr.. Hayes could not stand
on common platform, even on Washington's
bisthdsH|
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-23
A Series of CasuaIties-Cheap Rates

"A series OIL CnSualtleS-Gneap Rates.
Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette ]
HEWLETT's, Feb. l9-Tho nlwj comes tbi:
morning Of another appalling calamity Oh the
q. Il o. r. r., by the collision of two freight
trains, whereby. it is reported. one engineer was
killed. another terribly wounded aud two fire.
men killed NIutilatioos and deaths gro so
frequent on this road that it i5 the general i'm =
preston that in proportion to the numbers en-.
Dloyed, tho casualties arc greater than 10 tho
Confederate army. | presume they viii con-
tlnue, so long as 50 many trains arc run ca q
single track.
An old negro mau, Whilo choppiug wood, O
day or two siIoe, fell dead 10 bis tracks, as is
supposed. from heart disease.
A few days since. gentleman, Wills at work
with bis hands, stopped dowr, pear whero one
was cuttlog With 90 axe. and had his scalp and
portion Of tho bone aid open for several
inchts.
A coIored woman, the mother of several chill
drcu, who is' herself, quite tramp, left her
house during one OF tho past cold, windy days.
aud returned to iod ono OF her children most
horribly burned. A little girl, about eight
years old, living 10 room alone. mad her coat
ignited, and before her oldest sister. twelve
years old, could exticeuish it, vas thus horri-
bly, burned.
flo Intention of the railroad men having
been called 10 this correspondence to cheap
fares, find that other papers have taken it up
and you may soon expect to see o general re-
due!iOn on all our Virginia roads. Keep the
ball 10 motion. HANOVER,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-23

TEMPERANCE MovE.-A petition was cir,
culatcd and GENEROUSLY signed yesterday by
tho Baptist ministers ofNew Y o1k and yioiLiy
asking Hayes to issue an order, which
they say he has 10 hand, prohibiting the sale
Of alcoholic liquors OF The military posts and
reservations VI the government. They also
express their gratitude to tho Mr.. Hayes for tho
stand he has taken on the liquor question ct
tho White HoUs, during the past tour years,
because ia many ways bis example has strength.
oned their efforts 70 elevate their fellow men
here. They, therefore, beseeca Mr.. Hayes
TO remove the liquor temptation from the bravo
men of tho erDy and thus crown bis admins.
tratioD With 6tling honor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-23

PARENTAL CRUELTY.-It is said 10 ancient
times man would sometimes lash their children
unit! their intcstipes were visible 10 order to
please Dinna, and 10 the 10Th century We have
it teIegraphed al over tho world that a father
10 New Z rk has been arrested for compelling
his fifteen yoar old son to continue in walking
match tor twenty four hours ooussoutively for
the stupid qualification of base and sensual
audience. The child Was completely prosrated,
and physicians say be will die.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-23
DIED.

Don't believe everything. tu. b. assured
that St. Jtc,b's Oil is the remedy of tho re-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-23
[OoMMUNIcATED.
Shall we So.

Surely no Southern Military organization, IN
tertalning proper respect for itself cau-after
reading what occurred at the meeting of those
vsIicnt carpet knights, '-corsent TO lend
themselves to swell tho pageant of this sectional
inauguration ceremonial. I will not insult the
dignity or esprit du corps of our popular iufan-
try company here by surprising, for ono mo-
ment. that they will thus lend themselves, es-
peclally whom it is considered by them how
inhospltably, to say tho least of it, they wero
treated ct the uuveilng of Thomas statue,
No: rather let every member of the A. i. l.,
from the captain down to the lobIoly boy, form
himself into committee of ono, and place tho
proceedings of that bloody shirt" meeting in
the hands of every company. in the length and
brcadth of Dixie, that had intended particle
patlng in the pageant. As those DISTINGUISHED
'senerals" at that meeting seem to wish par
tlz.D and sectional PROCESSION. 80 let it be. All
mo, bow shallow is their pretence of wishing a
united couutrl How the hatred of these me
crops oul How frsnticall9 these fellows wave
the bloody shirt" who "ncver smelt guupow-
dei!' Let them wavo it. and let them have
their way about this parade; bu: stay away, SOL
dIers of the South. O.S,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-23

FEARFUL TRAGEDY.-The Stu5usa Miss.
Messenger has the following information "O1
Satulday, l2:h, OF 9 O'clock p H., q fearful
tragedy was enacted ct Escatawoa Wa shingtou
cOuay. Ala. From Mr.. w. 4. Miller, who
rcduc2d to writing the evdcuc, before the Jury
OF llqICst, We obtain tho following part cllsrs
About s O'Clock p. 10. Jae. Giso, while, and
Sampson uuDtcr. colored, GOT into quarrel,
ondIng IN blows, Sampson striking Orso with
| Oh aXo hnudle, it is supposed, as tho handle
was found there after tho difficulty, and 0fso
WIS cosideraby bruised. They wtr, then
separated. Sampson lived in shanty owned
By e. Garrettsoo, and worked for Garrottson.
After this difficulty Sampson went home.
Ofao, belcg Justice OF the peace. determined
10 arrest SAMPSON for breach Of tho peace,
and at rloo O'Clock, accompanied by Cesslord
Malone anG y Dancl. went to his stanty for that
purpose. Gsrrott50u heard of it and wont
down to quiet tho matter. and received lick
upon the left side of his head above the eyebrow
and GER. from whom it Is not knowo. which
Knocked him seDse!csP. Sampson refused 10
surrender and the party rushed in upon him.
lilo was armed with turpantiuo OK and Offer
ed rcsstnIco with it. Ossp. having o double
bsrrol shotguo, E:od upon Sampson. breaking
his right arm and sending Que ball into his
right breast below tho nipple aud raging
toward the boHcs. Sampson continued very
vigorous resistance With thu ax, and would
have slain Orso had not Ctssford Knocked him
doan in time to prevent it. As ho foil, Orso
Knocked at him with tho butt end of his gup,
bu. the gun hi: table and broke of the stock.
lie then turncd the gun aud struck again,
hrGskinE the birroiS in two against tho table.
The parties then withdrew. Sampson fingered
till : a. N. Sunday and died.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-23

Tragedy In Tennessee.
NASHVILLE. Feb. 23.-Georee Hall. Mopaav
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-23

Nor GOING TO WAsHINGToN.-The Rich
mond Light Infantry Blues last night met, and
after full consideration of tho matter, decided
not to attend tho Inauguration ceremonies ct
Washington. -Rlchmona State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-23

TROPlC FRUIT LAXATIVE-A Medico.
Il Fruit CONNECTION of the Premier Glass; N g.
ture's sovereign cure for constipation and Nil
complaints arising from an obstructed state OF
tho system. Price IS cents per box. Mailed
free Of postage to any address on recent OF prcs
.,,o JANNEY & GO, Druggists
febI3 70 and l52 Kino straat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-23
A fiae Chance for aSaiIor'S Life,

The U. s. &. SARATOGA will remain At this
port for three days to give such boys as desire
an opportunity of enistng as scameu in ths ma
w of the United States. All boys who wish to
enlist will present themselves at the Custom
House between the hours of 9 and II q. m. and Z
and p. NJ. for examination. All applicants
must be accompanied by parent or guardian.
feb23-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-28
pICHMoND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
AZ RlCHMOND. va

The next session Of thsa institution win onep
WEDNESDAY, september 14th.
hH hiKh dandard or kebolarship and thorough
woIk are 80 well known as nos TO need further COM
menuation, No school In the Sonlh offers Iartr ad-
santeees FOR = thorough and hnshed education than
does The institute.
OFFICERS AND TEACHERS.
5. r. HAWTHORNE, ID. D..
PRESIDENT OF BOARD OF 1RusTEKs.
MISS SALiIE b. HAMMER, Principal.
LATIN, MORAL PHILOSOPHY, AND ENGLIsu
LITRRATURE.
PROFESSOR CHARLES II. WINSTON. NJ. A.,
NATURAL SCIENCES AND MATHEMATICS.
MISS l.. T. THURsTON,
Graduate Of Vassar Coleee,l
GERMAN, MATHEMATICS, AND HISTORY.
MADAhE c. GUILLAUMR,
Native al FrxneeJ
FRENCH.
MISS SUSIE HAMMER, Associate Principal,
LATIN, MATHEMATICS. AND PREPARATORY
SCHOOL.
MISS MARY n. POLLARD,
ENGLISH, HISTORY. AND BOOK KEEPING.
MADAME ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BERNARD,
VocALlzATIoN AND ITALIAN.
MISS NELLIE DUsTMAN.
PIANO, THOROUGH BASS. AND HARMONY.
MISS ). G. HAMMER,
GUITAR.
Miss ALICIA n. LAIRD,
DRAWING AND PAINrING.
MISS MARIA MORRIS,
president OF Richmond Art Associatlon)
PORCELAlN PAINTING. DECORATIVE ART, AND
KxSsINGIoS EsBRoiDsRH.
HONE DEPARTMENT.:
MRS. II. n. hAMNkR AND MISS 5. K. WALKER.
In The Preparatory School will be received girls
from eight 10 lweve year, Of age.
Those wishing 10 enter pupils should apply early
10 the Principal corner Tenth and Marhall streets
Catalogues at The bookstores or Institute.
2S-su,W&F1m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-28

BRIEFs.-Tbose who wis1 to have their
names on the printed pol-tax list which Is
10 be prepared for use at the primary must
paw the Assistant Treasurer, Mr.. Tinsley,
by the Isl Of September.
Complaint Is made that IN some instance,
after Miin.sireet sidewalks are replaced
heaps OF sand, stone, and other material are
left TO cumber the street and offend the
sight.
Or. Reads church.bell h9s been tested,
and ifs tones are very sweet, aud the sound
can be heard over nearly al the upper part
OF the city.
The Dispatch eknOSlelges an invitation
10 a tournament and ball TO be gwen aI
Bedford Springs, Va, Angus, Both.
A watermelon weighing tbirty'elghl
pouEds was left at the Dispatch counter
Yesterday by Mr.. Monte Miles, OF Henrico
county, II was OF The Joe Johnston spe-
cies. and in both taste and flavor folly sGs'
tained the reputation Of these famous
melons.
The Richmond Amateur Brass Band bad
their regular practice on Friday night,
when they were ri forced by part oi
the Manchester Amateur Band. After
practice they were entertained by Mr.. h.
il. Redford, one OF the members. They
afterwards serenaded Dir. q. w. Smith
their leader, and the music on the occasion
was very creditable indeed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-28

SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. II. l..
Staples Il Co., real state agents, have re-
Gently made the following sales Of real
estate: House and lot fronting l02 feet on
Grace street for $4,000; house and lot on
Fourth street between Byrd aud Arch for
S4,115; vacant lot adjoining the same for
$1,000 bouse and lot on Broad street be-
tween Henry and Smith for $l,40O; vacant
lot on Fourth street near Byrd for 5000; lot
on Marshall street opposite Richmond Col
ege for $500; farm in Chesterfield county,
containing 2j4 acres, to DR.. B. f. Lukens,
of Troy, Ohio, for $4,000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-28
HforHERsl MorHRRsl Mo1aERsi

Arc YOU disturbed 81 ulRht and broken OF your
ret by sick chlld suffering and crying With the
exec uciaiing pain OF cutting ieethg " ~, 20 at
once and get a bottle Of MRS. wIssLow's soOTH-
ING SYRUP. II will relieve the poor little snfiere
i'm med stey-depend upon II: there IA no mistake
about if. There Is cot mother on earth who has
ever used I, ~ho will not tell You Al once thai u VIII
regua,s the bowel. and give rect IN the mother ano
relief aud heaib 20 the child operating IKE magic.
II Is perfecty safe TO use IN sI cases sns pleasant
10 the ,.se. and Is the prescription of one Of the
odes, and bslt female physicians aud nurses Ia The
United states. sold everywhere. 1wsnty-iye c. nfs
bOiIe su 20 -footN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-28

A Personal EXPLANATION FROM JoHE
ROBISsON's AGENT.-M Mr.. Joseph, the agent
OF John RobinsOn's circus, authorizes the
statement, in response TO a card published
in this paper, that at the evening exhibit
tion here tomorrow no portion OF the can
vass will be removed or any part OF tue
programme curtailed. He promises that
the evening exhibition shall be full and
complete in every respect, and states that
as they will not leave here for Petersburg
until 8 A. NJ. Tuesday, there will be no oc'
casion for hurry Of any sort. The circus
tents will be pitched on tue grounds head
OF Marshall street near the new Fredericks-
burg railroad depot.