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,,veEIc. MAINS oK. and SWISS EhDEoibL'
RS.
OF r,cs, goods We c.n show the most superb aud
VARIED s,ock ever eNlibyel IN his ciIy.
FDcINGs anu uINStRTINGse exactly 10 match FOR
l,d,,. ard clidren'- wear. Tbis stock presents
ana ual aGlT1c ions.
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Read LEVY BROTHERS advertisement. and then
90 and rurcha,e your GOODS # them.
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.-,.l, ON oreuiug and viii te found an agree
u D, ~ eou 10 ne choice thing which undenhniy
s,1,e 90 he pea ures OF ne aud ,ncontsge goo"
t",as.hip aud good ud'nfe II fEh'N e"loH'"
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Everybody sboni1 be present at The big dry goods
auction on MONDAY AZ the New York Auction
House, which is 10 b" peremptory sale of TIN
largest stock Cflertl here for many year. see
ndNnrflSomcnf.
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TwO.BUrroN LIGHT KID GLOVES, zoe. q pair,
1t LEVY BROTHERS,
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\ HANDSOME PRESENT. MIR. j. NJ. Moore,
OF this city. wa, last evening the recipient
Of handsome testimonial OF the regard OF
his numerous employees IN the form OF Il
bcaui(uIly.cngrayed ch.chIrm in the
shane Of horseshoe. ON us front was the
Inscription, "W. & w. Co.'s employees
R'd, Va. TO J. VI. NJ, 1881" Ailer The
presentation Mr. Moore, who is highly re-
garded, invited few OF bis friends to a
collation.. which was heartily enjoyed by
the participants.
Mr. Moore leaves in few days for new
field OF labor.
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ANpALTSIAN sALN.

ANDALCSIAN BtLN.
To make the hands smooth, 10 keap the lips
from chapping, there IS 0othiug better inan this
excellent prepira'OG. Now that the cold weather
has SCI 10 every BODY should have some Of IL.
PrcplTeI by 2. ROBERTS BAKER, Drug,i5i, No.
gI3 Main street
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COMMERCIAL CLUB D-HoUsE.-The old Com
mereiai Club house will be closed on Mon.
day and Tuesday, and The new clubhouse,
on Man street, VIII be opened on next
"Wednesday afternoon.
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;oOD At AL TINES.

.....r rur THING TO KEEP N wINF-CFL
- LARS.
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YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
MEETINGs.-Tb Young Mems Christian As.
socialiOn meeting yesterday afternoon was
held at Clay-Street Methodist church. and
conducted by Rev. Mr. Wright, OF Laurel
Street Methodist church. This was the last Of
the series Of services OF five weeks, and for
the present the meetings will be suspended.
Tuesday night q special meeting for busi-
ne,s-men will be held at s.. MIrk's church,
10 be conducted by DR.. Preston.
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VI. ELLYSON = CO., advertising Iiyrrts. insert at
vcrlsemeEts ~ ~ Of the newspaper Of thr United
States al PUBLISH r. rates. orders left at the Dis
p0tch copn'ing-rocm viii receive prompt atten
ton.
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&ithmond lispattlt.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6, 1881.

NJ THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
.LATIoN or ALI THE oTHsRD DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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SEyVSpApgHS. de.
COMMERCIAL CLUB.

RICHMOND. February ,. 1884.
'.'UE COMMERCIAL.CLUB liOl l.
l WILL Bt CLOSED 10 Inembers ant Cuc-t un
MONDAY and TUESDAY. 7th apd Sth iLstant.
The NEW CLlB-HOI>t Ou Main s'te"t e-
tween Nirth and Ten'h stttci- VIII he Cftt
WEDNESDAY AFTtk soon ON instant.
JAMES rENDLtIoN ROnhRs Pfe-id. u
81 NoWtIT secretary fe c.
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Ice N THE RIvER.-The steamer Manhat-
ian, OF the Old Dominion Line. aud the
TiyerLiy. Of The Richmond. SmiIhiield and
Hampton Line, came up tAroueh ,be ice
Yesterday. The Manhattan lett city Point
at 6 o'cleck. and when cutting through the
ice at DreHry's Bluff ran ashore and was
pulled of bv the Tiger Lily. Both steamers
arrived here at about half-past O'Clock.
The following vessels are icc-bound at
Rockets SchOoners J. ID. Williams, \. T..
Cohn. Isaac Oyerton. G. II. Nay, ID. Clifford,
Ann Dole, John n. Shaw. Calvin p. Harris,
and brig L0WcrIy. The six last named are
loaded, and will sail rs soon a the ice IS
broken up. The Others are discharglng.
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JUST THrSK or IT, LApIEs.-You win have an
other chance 10 buy good iaucton n. xt MONDAY.
a. the NV York Auction House commence their
.ale 30 clos ont heir 5. och OF Dry goods.
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wARFANTEp TO CONTAIN ONLY THE
- . BE>T ,sF LIQUORS,
UNITED WITH
,,o,cE FRUIT 1UCEs AND 0hAN'LNiTo
SUGAR.
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WANTED, \ GOOD COOK, WASHER
WAND TGOTFR win good references. Apf.y
at Az east Ldgh ,trret be ween the hours of -
\. VI aud IL NJ T. O-2'
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WANTED, 4 Partner WITH a
W CAPITAL IF - o0U to 10000 in We 70
.,idbiished ard proiilabidhu,iness IN lhc city ~
,irs MANIFAt1 1IRER.
f. G.3t. care DfsDdtch ofiic'.
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Entered at the Posi.OGce at Richmond, Va, as
secOnd-class matter.l
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TAKE LOOK At the REMNANTS OF DRESS
GOuDs at LEVY BROTHERS.
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SAVE MONEY By having your printing done At ihs
DISPATCH PRiVrrNG-HOrSE. food work, low
prices. and SATISFACTION guarinteeJ.
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WANTED. \ CAREFUL NURSE TO
w iook after chi dren. come wi'h recon u"n -
lion. Apply at 1920 Main street or 1906 Ro,s
-'''- frt-lts
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nKy s"ous. NOTIONS. &c.

I,AELN SPRING.
,,ppoZ1, AI.eoP, MDSBY & CO..
1905 last NAiN STREET,
t,rroyRFAN. PRICE. TFMrLE& Coz
4sa tAsT BROAD STRtET.
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Buy LAP.POBE or LEVY BROTHERS. TLel
are clos ing them ont chClp.
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TIE ~HUB PUNCH

-, ,,,, been in'r,auced' ana meets win marked
d. popular favor.
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DoLMANs, CLOhKs. and ULSTERs 3oIi AZ les
than cost az LEVY BROTHERS..
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WANTED. TO SELL A STOCK OF
W BOOTS AND SHOES. store Ind hN,ure, t.r
rent. Fir,t.cla,, LEGATION fOr the bu ines. & ''d
rcreon- oly,u for selling Address ROOTS.
ID ~ care 4 rrcr NO ].
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AM USEM ESTS.
DICHMOND THEATRE.


RICHMOND THEATRE.
;, S 2sS : ensSH % February e.Io.II.Ia.
MATINEE SATURDAY
Firs, ume Ia his city Of the grea, and only SIS
HERRMANN,
HERMANN,
HERMANN,
HERMANN.
assisted by his European speciality comp,nY,
THE RENOWNED EUROPEAN sRriSrES,
THE LOREJiAs,
6ROrEsQUE LF6MANIA DANCER,
In their sexib'e pasiiwe, entitled
HIGH LIFE
IMPLAND.
First appearance In This country OF the
JAPANESE WONDEH.
HAUsABARA SAM.
The Extraordinary Venirilo1pist.
vALyOSE.
BREATnEs LIFE INTO A PuPPkT.
Astouishes the world with his
MlstICRY.
HERMANN
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE
SATURDAY.
Prices as usual. Box-sheet at Theatre ard Rams
Moses. T. 6-"f
DICHMOND THEATRE.
TWO NlGHTs-MONDAy AND TUESDAY.
FEBRUARY I'm AND STI,
THE TRAGkDlAN,
LAWRENCE BARRETr,
with strong supporting company
MONDAY EVENING,
BCLwRR's master-siay
"RICIIELIEU."
Cardinal Duke de Richelieu...... ,MR. BAR FIJI.
TUESDAY EVENING.
hr. BARRErr's new pay,
"YORit Ks LOVE-
IN which he viii personatt his great charaser Of
YOEICK.
Orchestra. circlo and balcony chair. 10 'N'-t
chrrye lOt secured seats dress circle, 13r; n
circip SOC. RoN sheet opcus Friday st RAMOS 50
Nc, Es' aud Office of Theatre At y VI. f. $ 1.
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Police COURT.-The following eases were
disposed OF yesterday by Justice ID. c. Rich
ardson:
Alice Jackson and Lucy Perry (both
colored) were fined 81 each for dsordcrly
conduct.
NJ. III. Howell drunk and iresp passing upon
the 81. Claire Hotel Sent to ill FOR tive
days in default Of surely.
John Nelson (c,l0red) was sentenced TO
be punished Win ten ashes for stealing one
lot OF coal from the Chesapeake and ONO
railroad.
Cyrus Bo>sieuX was fined so for vio-
latjng the city ordinance by Overlooking his
wagons.
L. :. Parker was committed TO jill 10
await the action OF the grand jury oG the
charge OF feoniou,ly stealing from the per-
son OF James Paterson five dollars and one
bpf
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A BIG THING ~ the season via be the Immense
dry. good, auction o. MONDAY by JAS. MACDOU-
GALL az the New YORK Auc'ion.Ilou SIC adyer-
lis, M M.
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rs vSFp CLIAR OR wlTH FRESH
u mix lCF. SODA. OR ilI NAl III,
IFNONAbF. ar WITH flNE
ICT. To SUIT HE IASIE'
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l. "
"a JUST EGs Erg 10 ANOIHERL0G
CF mbssE
hANi'1 NE wHiTs BA9&LE.goP TABLE,;
N'h@ CLOCKS al Sg-1s- warranted Beriett
hnGas .pers:
n iuh hss { PRoTECTiON GAR TIN SETS;
.''0eo stsba vULL->iz1 TN sS.gs al ss equal Ia
any t2.Sl fets IN iowa: Saae.s full lin, Of the
ohEAPEks;E1s:
hfNDsOME steLD, SILVER. sss4 ENGRAg ED
EAsEL~:
~. styles Of b1. GRATED CHAaBEE SETs.
Hsm The cheaiAss 10 The choicest;
De"O&ATED Ewys.s and BASINS, ae.. separate.
At s's pnc's
~ Ate' FgATHtR DLsTFRs from &c. 10 ~ 80
STEVENS,
DeHirai ksoes, 5o5. c@Ser Fifih and Broad.
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CHARGED WITH BEING A FRAUD.-A col
ored man came into the Dispatch office last
evening and reported that there was man
In Richmond collecting money and giving
tickets for lecture which be represents
Will be delivered this week on Cadet
Whittakel's case, and that he has already
sold Il number Of tickets. promising the
c0lored people who buy the tickets that the
lecturer will have Cadet Whitaker here
minuS his ears
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FLORIDA ORAE0Es, direct from Jacksonville
FOrida,at CHRISTIAN g. WHITES.
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W. |. Bllir. DanvllIe, Va. ,ays:"I have long suf
fered from r0rp)r f he Liver and Dyspepsia, an d
have tr,d almost every thing, bat neyer deriyei naf
the ben,hl That have from TUFTS PILLS.
fecommcuJ them 10 an who are afflicted with Dys-
p, p>ia. Sick Ileaoeache, or BuioHsne,s. Knowing
Dr. 1Ipu per Oually, 1t gives me pleasure ID add NY
tesim0y 10 the merits OF bis pills."
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.,prnoARus >or COMPLETE WITHOUT
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WANTED, \ SITUATION TO SEW
w Ia n pr,ytf, family by yOuUg g.ri can
give g5oa recommendations. Address " a." cur
of T. lcbm pud p0sl-oihcp. fec IL
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THE COMFURrABLEs SOLD III LEVY BRO
THEIRS ore Of h.lr own manufacture, qut a by
hand, and wadded wih cotton.
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SEAMLESS sKIN-FlrrING SHIRTS.

SEAMLESS SKIN-FTTING SHIRTS
TOR
DR. sAVE4--, FLR>TFR-JACKLT
'ade bj The Diok f0rd knitting ConpaDy
Sod liscV4<y prio,s.
Airesh supsfg seeccaedby
j. BLAIR. Druggist
9 u osI1lrr 0i broad aad Ninth streets.
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WANTED, 4 FIRST Lass SALES
W MhN. acquainted with ihe Nirgult irii ID
sell u thing by sampn in RictmonI for ll-1f
c,oihiug establishment. Inquire az Room ~
Ford il'tei, D, tween the "a. ur- OF ana T. d.
IT, f,.gif
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>.dhy leading win"-m'rchaniS' g"Vei'' ""'''S'
f.rrg. sis every where t, .,
,ntli,a III manufacturers prices by
,urt.rItN = WHlIF, Grocers, Sl4 VAIN
.,,t E.cbmoud, Va. u "-">u'N n Vu
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WANTED, ~ A YOUNG MAN
W tho on1h'y fam li1r wi'h ibe ciV Pn-.-
TlON WfTIl : LEAF.IoBNt'p lltALth
Nr1t,.s BI~IN NtS>."
f. . Ct care ,h. otlc..
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CELEBRATED kENrUcKY WursKEY, four year
Old, - SCAT fHRISrItN & WHITES.
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BLANKETS in az qnahies at thc lowest prices al
LEVY BROlHERS,
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WANTED, EVERY CONSUMER To
w tuow hat have jisi received 100 corr
Seasoned HICKORY, OAK. and PiNt WOOD
le b,,i ia The city. \ liberal discount - fsh
retailer, aud laryp cDn-uner-. Ai.o. iuii suuo'r
Of ANTHRACITE. BRiGllT HOPE, auh W t'l
VlpGiN SPIlNr GOALS. which an dct.r-
mIn.i % sell is cheap as ire rhesD.,'. Ali ogb
promptly GHad ". j. MCOlX -.
corner >rypnih and Nau. iros. ant tir'. 81
Broad aud RtlkIJere. j. Sos 10 <
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BE sure and 20 10 the bis DIV goods auction MON-
DAY at he N-w YORK AUc,iOn-ilou,e. JAS. MAC
DOCGALL aucrOnfer see Advertisement.
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y EXPERIENCED BOOK.KEEPER,

~ having an eXtr, d,y IN each week 'OiciD
corfcsuOnds De, win m, firm nrtdng IN" er'if'i
Ut ~ ACCURATE AtlOC NJA\l: RrIno"cts
evrhangof Address T." Post. Ofiirr Box 81 RIc.-
mont VI. /" D.;
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XVANTED, a YOUNG lady Wbo ~

W teach tbo Fngi.h branch 3, LfuH. Sigttr'.
Geometry. Vocal ard Instrumental Music ~ .r
30 dse scaOiars. Presbyteriaa or tpi i-c.rlbit
IN, f-rrcl. r. l.rIre1 giy 30 Ini required. icr.tt
Haf!ug terms. school 70 begin ON 1T fcbirAri q.
8Gdre's. Ness Ferry, HailiaN county: Va
ilIg.in = T.. ENNfhDH
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FAN(1 <sfsa rhs.. L..

~ VENe
"a : JUsT RGs Ex 10 ANOTHER L0G
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HUB rCNCH.
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I'VE WANr TnE PrBLIC 80 KNOW

w thqi 60 hiye jIl rec'lycd ,e5erd lnN'if." 0t
KY ME~r CIGARS. The quaiity T. yriy su-
4. nor AID pr.r.s very low. We also have %.
stock Of lQUORr and flNF GRoCt RE.
". II. BLAls s 60.
&, O1 100 east Mat .fifrf.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. DC.
4 LIVER MEDICINE TIL AT Is SURE
~ AND HARMLESS.

4 LIVER MEDICINE TIL At Is SURE
u AND HARMLESS.
4 billpg, cnDd.' ion. vi h fOul stomach, Is pro-
sz.tg J} want II Uroper 4cilon Of the Ner. The
lcuti ti a iOa'hing of food hefdache; bitter. mus
a.. iA,fcla The month foul tongue. dizItness. lazy
ictiag, depression oI p'riis. and sour NoWaCh.
SIMMONS HtPATiC COMPOUND
o.. via CERTAINTY and ir.esi,n upon this organ,
tDd tiNes I'D ,hcca 10 the y ystcu.
ELA~ON> WHY iNEf| FAMILY SHOULD
HAVE \ BpTIil OF SIMMONS He
PAIIC &. APOt Nd IN THE
Httf~t-
10 SfN relieve The wort ease Of RiIibIS COIlt
or rtHUlERA MDEBt'~ 10 fifteen miputrs.
20 viii c,Be tie mo- Obslinafr c4sc OF 10y 1SPfP p
:. atd lAblGE>1I ~ a. few days.
u Is lhe best frlueG2 IA Tie world FOR SICh-
HLAIA(HE, a, tn0u-a nds can testify Il taaen
Nlth i1~ hft symptoms appear. u IS the best
LlN kk AED[iht b, fore hc public.
iiis f< tblc T,Inlis medicine Is manufactured hy
one tbf Io tIti1bie firms IN The south, MtssTs.
ipNlR Mos NJ. ChaI't sion. =. &.
f'i satc ELO'e sit aud retail Dy
PURCELL. LkBD 4 co,
lc Clo.i317 &myl&5 Richmond. Va.
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FINEST AMERICA AGNES, almost equa
to imported. az CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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yVANtED. At ONCE. HY 4 MAIN
W STREET MERCHANT. AZ lNTFi.ilGEnf
ANn INDUS IEIOU> YOU'VE NAN or iOl IT,
who ha, hai some Experience IN n'rrtn'il" bb'f-
% = . Som Oiher heed apply. Address. swing ~ q,
rof'r nee. AMI salary expected, " ~ HN!W
othsr. tf > ~
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MOTHERS! NOrHERsl MOTHERS :,

DIRECT FROM INV CRLEANs-.hc best 5-ccnt
CIGAR Ia America a. CHRISTIAN q WHITES.
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o.. vih cerisiuiy ana Ir.esi,n upon this organ,
9 I'd iitt- Io ,hOca 10 the .N~,cu.
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rare opportunity presents it.ef on MONDAY to
dry good ru' ets 10 attend Tie biggest dry goods
sale that has taken place here at pubic auction for
manS years by JAS MACDOUOALL, ~ New York
Auciion-iiouse. See advert 'sement.
TwO.BUrToN LIGHT KID GLOy -, zoe. q plir,
1t LEVY BROTHERS,
\ FRAGRANT BREATH IS always pleasure, and
yOn can have It ~ using MEADE & BAKERS de-
licious CARBOLIC MOUrH.W ASH. It destroy the
offensive Odor caused by diseased gums and de-
caYtd teeth. and speedily restores them to healthy
cordtion. Price. hi'y centsa bottle.
Read LEVY BROTHERS Advertisement. and then
90 and rurchase Your GOODS # them.
Everybody sbOul De present at The big dry goods
auction on MONDAY al the Scw York Auci0n-
House, which is 10 b" a perrmptory sale of thu
latge't STOCK Cf.re here for many year. SEQ
advertisement.
ANpALUsAN BALN.
To make the hands smooth, 10 keep the lips
from chapping, there IS Oothiug better man this
excellent prepirauoG. Now that the cold weather
has SCI 10 every BODY should have some OF IL.
PrcpGeI by 2. ROBERTS BAKER, Drdgli5,, No.
9I3 Nsin street
TAKE 4 LOOK At the REMNANTS OF DRESS
GOODS al LEVY BROTHERS,
VI. ELLYSON :. co., advertising as,ents insert at.
ye1semeEts ~ ~ Of The newspapers Of III United
States AT PUBLISH r. rates. orders left at the Dis
p0tct copn'lng.rocm viii receive prompt aten'
tan.
JUsr THtSK or IT, LhDIEs.-You viii have an
other chance 10 tuy good atauction n. xt MONDAY.
sale to close out heir 5 och of Dry goods.
BUY LAP.POBE or LEVY BROTHERS. TLey
are closi ing them ont cheap.
SAVE Money By having your printing done at IA.
DISPATCH PglVrrNG-HOrSE. food work. low
prices. aud SATISFACTION ginrInteeJ
DoLMANs, CLO,Ks. and ULsrERs 3oIi a. less
than cost a, LEVY BROTHERS,.
FLORIDA ORANGES, direct from jacksonville
Florida, at CHRISTIAN g. WHITES.
A BIG THING ~ the season wilI be the Immense
dry. goods auction o. MONDAY BY JAS. MACDoU-
GALL al the New YORK Auc'ionIl0use. SIC adycr-
tisomcnt.
THE COMFORrABLEs SOLD III LEVY BRO
THEIRS ore of h.lr own manufacture, Guilt.d by
hand and vad,ied wih cotton.
W. |. Blllr. Danvilie, Va ,ays:"I have long suf
fered from rOrp0r f The Liver aud Dyspepsia, an
have ttd almost every thing, bat neyer deriyei nalf
the ben,nt That have from TUFTS PILLS.
recommend them 10 an who are afflicted with Dys-
p, p>ia. Sick Ileaoeache, or Bulousness. Knowing
Dr. 1uu per Oually, II gives me pleasure ID add NY
tes.im0y 10 the merits OF bis pills."
CELEBRATED kENrUCKY WuTsKEY, four year
Old, $3.50, at 'HRIsrItN WHITES.
Be sure and 20 10 the big DIV goods auction MON-
DAY 40 he N.w YORK AUctOn-iiOu,e. JAS. MAO
DOCGALL aucti0neer see advertisement.
BLANKETS in az qnahie- at lhc lowest prices At
LEVY BROTHERS,.
FINEST AMERICA CHAMP AGNES, almost equal
to imported, at CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
REFLECTIONS in the prices Of CARPETS at LEVY
BROTHERS..
DIRE,r FROM INV tHs-.he best 5-ccnt
CIGAR In America a. CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-06

REFLECTIONS in the prices Of CARPETS atLEyY
RROIHkGS'.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-10-09
The First Channel Steamer,

In March 1916, the first steamboat
crossed the English Channel from
Brighton to Havre. The Majestic in
1916, built at Ramsgate, with engines
of twenty-five horse power, was con-
sidcred a gigantic concern. Her cross
Ing from Dover to Calais with two hum
bred passengers, and her return with
out accident, was feat highly appre-
ciated. This vessel established the as
cendancy of steamboats, over other
means of water conveyance. The sail
ing packet between Margato and Rams
gate was often detained two days by
Gains and tides. The steamboat passed
and repassed the sailing-packet loaded
with passengers. On one occasion, the
third night out, the packet was caught
at anchor in sudden northerly gale,
and lost much of her gear, and the
next day, while the gale was stronger,
had the modification of seeing the Ma
iestic pass and convey her passengers
into Margate. - United Service Moga-
zlHe.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-10-09
Not Exactly a Paradise,

The following extract from Il letter
written from a town in Wise county,
Texas, may contain inducements for
people who have Ego West on the
brain:
But to the point would much
like to have you come here, but | am
conscientious not TO oyerpraise the
country TO get you here. will say at
once that | have visited better places.
No fruit here but peaches, no berries
but clinch bugs, no milk. but whisky,
not much water and but little required.
1t is a land adapted to raising water
melons and bed bugs, ragged children
and quick quarels, cattle and cotton,
while soi-dlstant politicians and abso-
lutte ministers may be found. | came
here without a cent and have held my
own ever since; squatted on a piece of
land, built log hut in which we reside
in all the elegance of Texan house
hold. | have been here long enough
to give you some points. Cheek and
an easy flow of language is good cap
ital My idea is this-no doctor here
OF any account--one old superannuated
physician who has all the practice, and
young one from Louisiana, who has
none. Come out here talk wise, cure
some one, and your practice is secured.
Chills, sore eyes and childbirth are the
common complaints, the latter most
prevalent Take pay in cattle, mules
and cotton--no money required. When
acclimated, 90 TO Congress, if you like. "
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-10-09
He Thought He HELPED Some,

One of our pundits, theologian, by
the way, and the old experienced edi-
tor of an influential religious organ Of
this city, was riding on third avenue
car recently when it became necessary
to unhitch the horses to lead them
around deep hole which had been
dug between the rails. The car, of
course, had to be pushed across the
chaSm. 1t was while the conductor
aud driver were thus engaged in pass
ing that our learned hero became in
dignant at three or four able bodied
young men passengers who did not
protler any assistance to the struggling
officers of the car. Springing to his
feet, therefore, he clustered TO the for
ward end Of the monoonous vehicle,
and, though still inside, placing his
hands and shoulder to the door easing,
pushed and fumed and pushed till the
car had spanned the hole, when, with
an air of profound satisfaction, be re-
sumed his seat.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-10-09
THE Sweet By and By"

There is a story that the popular
hymn, "The Sweet BY and By" was
the work of two men while drunk.
Joseph F. Webster, who composed the
music, died several years ago DR.. S.
+. Bennett, author of the verses, lives
in Richmond, Ill., He says that the
charge of ntoXication is untrue, though
Webster was a free drinker. The two
wrote a hymn book in 1873, aud "The
SweetBy and By,N was one Of the pieces
Jointly produced for it. The sugaes-
ton came from a chance remark by
Webster, who was habituaily dospon-
dent, that all would be well "by and
by Bennett at once made the rhymes,
and Webster brou int the music out of
a fiddle which was his customary aid
in compositions The hymn-book had
its day, and is forgotten; but this one
tune is put into every new publication
of the kind and has Il sale of about ten
thousand copies year in sheet form.
DR., Bennett says that he and Webster
were not orthodox Christians when the
hymn was written, and that he is now
even less believer -Ilome JoWpaL