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.,UuoyS LIVER RsGILAiOR.

DRINTERS. SHOEMAKERS, TAlLORs,
,<p ALL VINO LEAD SFDENTARY LIVES,
WILL FIND KrLIEF AND CURE FOR
CONSTIPATION. DYSPEPSIA, AND HEADACHE
by takiug this
snipIT. HAEMLC,s VEGETABLE CON-
FOUND.
The eject Of
SIMMONS LlNFH REGULATOR
o. TuE
STOMACH. LIVER. AND KIDNEYS
g.. ,,onff and efrctuai. 1akcu IN dpscs OF hs'f "A
t,tieso,ourul afcr each neat, il VIII establish
,a,,I,r taht of bod. free alike from constipation
orlsHity. will not interfere with tu'iness and the
lpgoar. tcprc, ou asd nervous debility, which are
inevitable r,sois Of indigestion. bliousness ana all
IRREGULAR haiit Of od} will cea G.
~FplTOufAL.-Wc have tested is virtues per-
soraily, and know thar for Dyspepsia. BiouSi esS
ami ThroAbins Headache, e. l. The bfs' mcdiciae the
world ever saw. w have tried forty other reine-
Ole. before simmou, Liver Regulator but none Of
them gave US more than temporary relief. brt the
Regulator not oniv r. iryei. but cured us.-EdUoT
Ttitgrayk and Messenger. Alco1, ca
ORIGINAL and genuine manufactured only by
j. II. ZElLIN 4 CO.,
Philadelphia. Pa.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
g. S-dcoiG GwtAu20
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VIRGINIA HISTORICAL socIgTY.-A IN,

VIRGINIA HISTORICAL SOcIETY.-A meet
iag OF the Executive Committee OF the Nir-
ginia Historical Society was held at their
Gems IN the Wtstmorelsnd Clubhouse at
s O'clock p. M. Saturday, 18th instant.
Present: Mcssrs. Kelley Qn the chalr)
Barney, Palmer. Wexford. Valentine, An
derson, Brock, aud Barksdale (recording
secretary.
Gifts OF large nGmber OF books, &C.,
from I've United States Government and
from individuals were repoted.
The following gentlemen were elected
members of The Society Corresponding.
Rev. Beaver ii. Blacker, ~. A. stroud,
G Glouce,tersbFe, England; regular, Messrs.
Alexander II. salds. {. Morrell Bruce, and
Edward CobeD; and the following names
placed In nomination: For llfe member,
Thomas Z. Williams, Esq. eorrez aooding
member, William X. Mercer, DoyisstOwn,
Pa. regular member. .&ichaid BlqqG Lee,
Esq.
Adjourned.
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The secretary called attention to the bad
weather contepded with during the month.
Very peasant and profitable devotional
exercises occupied most OF The time, and re-
marks pertinent 10 the Sabbdth-schOOl work
were made by DR.. Preston, Rev. W. \.
Scott, Messrs. w. l.. Hill, Brooke, and Cone.
Ihe next meeting will occur at the Second
church the second Monday night in March.
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A NEW CHURCH TO Be BUHT.-A large
and enthusiastic meeting was held at the
Yiue. Street Bap'i,t church last sunday when
tbs sum OF a, 500 was pledged for the pur-
pose OF building a new house OF worship on
the beautiful lot owned by The chufch ut the
eorRer OF Pine and Albt marie streets. This
lib9rol subscription, II i, understood, will
be brought up fully 10 IS, 600 by the MEN,
beTs,0f the church, GIany OF whom &ere
9nayeidably absent. This noble effort upon
abe pat II this church is worthy OF ala
praise. DR.. a. y. Dickinson came into the
EseetiDg ana rendered a9.t valuable service,
and mose than ever eude2red himself 10 the
peOEIe JgiO Ose present h0ssse was built un-
der his PASTORAL care. The uew church will
be a i.Ige brick bulldog, sad will lie de-
cided ornament TO that par; Af the city. IL
is estimaieS thar il will cost aboHt $4,000.
The chureh, shereior6, bayiog gone TO ihe
utmost If ilteir ability, have appointed a
committee 0i four OF its meSbers-yiz.,
j. Il. Coftreii. CHARLES Il. WatEins, j. y.
Rag land. and George j. Hooper, Sr., who
VIII solicit ana receive contributions 10 COM
pl,to the work. Doubtless they wiI meet
" ito cordial sympathy and help.
Al the Baptist ministers meeting yestcr'
day mo, ning (Rey. Dr. Pollard In the esair)
the following endorsement was given TO tsiis
Whereas we baee learned that ii Is the
purpose OF The Pine.Slreet Baptist church
TO erect new bouse Of worship; ana
v hereas we are iuilg persuaded that IN
view II The inconvenience snd iDadeqnacy
u their present house, and the remarkably-
rapid growth OF tue congregation, such ac'
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LECTURE pOsTPONED.-On account OF the
indlspo>Ition OF Bisnop Keane hls lecture
on Harmonies OF the Universe" which
was 10 have been delivered at Mozart Hall
this evening, mas been postponed TO Monday
evening next. We trust the Bishop m y
soon be relieved OF the annoying sore throat
from which he Il suffering, and that mozart
Hall may be filled On the occasion OF MS lee
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BRIEFS The organ OF the BroadSir' ct
Methodist church, which was damaged a
short time since by a leak in the roof of The
churcn, is undergoing repairs.
4 force OF hands was yesterday engaged
in repairing Twelfth street from Bank 10
Franklin. This much-uSed thorOugbiarc
has long been an eyesOre 10 the community,
and should be repayed.
ST. valentiue's Day was duly observed
Yesterday, especially by the juveniles.
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rents in the same mood; and therefore it
will be best for the schools that Mr.. Peay
should make The explanation called for.
The public win thus be satisfied.
RICHMOND. February IL, 1881

Editors Dispatch In January, 1876. Mr.
George l.. Christian. Of Clay Ward, intro
duced IN ordiDance In the City Counci. 10
fix the salary of the Mayor. Preyiohs TO
this a resolution was introduced In The
Board Of Aldermen to reduce the saIary 10
$500. Can YOU informme, from the file- of
your journal, the name OF the member Of tie
Board who introduced IL? SUBscRBSR.
No doubt this information could be OBJ
taiued from our files; bat we know not The
date OF the paper containing it.1
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PETERSBURG MAIL.-Mr. Kline, the ac-
commodatng superintendent OF the Rich
mond and Petersburg railroad, has put on a
train which leaves Richmond at 6:45 A. NJ,
and will deliver tbe Richmond papers in
Petersburg by $40 A. NJ. hereafter, thus
enabling Colonel Potts, the postmaster OF
Petersburg, 10 send them out by the morn
mo delivery.
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DR. sANFoRD'S
Liver INViGORATOR.
ONLY VEGETABLE COMPOUND
ACTS DIRECTLY UPON TIE LIVER
AND CURES
LIVE8-CUMPLAINTS
JAUNDlCE,
BILIOUSNE>S,
MALARIA,
COSTIV VENEss
HEADACHE.
Il Hss.isis digetion. strengthens the system, regu-
late Tie bowels puriacs The blood.
A EOOK SENT FREE.
pR. SANFORD,
lG2 Broadway, y. \.
foR SALE "a ALL DRUGGISTS.
"a 13-Th,S h,Sa.&Tueowly
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APPOINTMENT OF A BIsHOP.-Last nights
kilograms brought the intelligence that Very
Rev. Father Janssens. ylcar-general OF the
diocese Of Richmond, had been appointed
Bishop OF Nstchez, Miss. THIS news Will
be- received by the Catholics Of Richmond
with mingled feelings OF JOY and regret
joy at the meriied promotion OF this faith
ful and efficient servant OF the Church. and
regret that his appointment will necessitate
his removal from their midst.
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I'VE supcrinlenGen's:
rAreraqe Attendance.-

The superintendent OF the Second.church
school reported twenty-five baptisms du-
ring the month.
Upon request OF the President a special
prayer OF thanksgiving was offered iOr the
Divine favor manifested in the revival OF
religion at that church.
Interesting ADDRESSES were delivered by
Rev. Drs Pollard and Hatcher and Mr.
Beverly Hancock.
The Association was dismissed with the
benedictiOn OF Rev. Robert Pitt.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF A GLOUCESTER LADY -
Mrs. NJ. VI. Dob.on, wife OF Mr.. William
Dobson, OF Gloucester, died quite suddenly
in this city Sunday morning Of congestion
of the lungs. She vas here on a VISIT To
her daughter, Mrs. Henry A. Atkinson. Jr.,
and had been 10 detcote health several DAYS.
Her funeral took place yesterday afternoon,
and the iOterment was made at O9kwO0d.
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THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO LINE TO THE
NORIH.-The Chesapeake aud OHIO and the
Virginia Midland Railways have established
communication at Alexandria by ierry-boat
with Washington, and passengers can now
90 through without detention at AleXan-
Irta
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ton on the part Of that church IL impera-
lively demanded; therefore

tion on The part Of that church Is impera'
lively demanded; therefore
RcSoiUed, That we express to the brethren
OF the Pine.Street church our entire sympa-
thy with them In The great and important
enterprise which they are abou, to under
take.
9. That lnasmuch as The brethren of Pine
Street have bought lot and raised Sf'5OO.
and expect TO raise II TO $4,000. we do earn
estiy commend 90 the liberal consideration
OF the Richmond public generally, and par
ticularly OF the Richmond Baptisis, this
movement 10 erect better house OF wor-
ship in new and growing section OF our
city.
2. That IL will afford us great pleasure to
render such service as may he in our power
In carrying forward this undertaking to an
early completion.
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PERsONAL.-Mr. Royal Fig. we'll
Known printer, formerly OF thi' city but
now Of New York, is here on vi,i' to
friends. Mr. Egg had the misfortune, q
short time before leaving New York. to
break one of his arms by falling on slip
merry naYCmcnl.
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RESERVED SEArs.-Tbe sale OF reserved
seats for "Tbe Piratfs OF Penzinee" VIII
commence This morning at 8 O'Clock, ana u
is more thar likely the best seats VII be IN
demand; for all musical people and those
VINO are not musical want 10 see The III
rates,
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND Potomac
RAILROAD TRAINS. THE rains leaving Rich
mopd at 5:Oj A. NJ. and arriving at DDS Z.
NJ. having been temporarily suspended be-
tween Ouautico and Washington, are like
wise suspended on this road. No freightS
received for points north OF Quantico.
Local freight trains for The present leave
Richmond on Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays, and return on the aIteTpate days.
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INDICTED FOR BIrING OPP A MANS EAR
The grand jury Of the Hastings Court ves-
lerday indicted Andrew Johnson (colOred)
for feloniously biting of the ear OF Edward
Beazley (cOlored) The offence was com.
mlted some months hack, and the piece u
ear was found and preserved IN alcohol.
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HUB PUNCH, prepared oy skilled hands Of pure
old liquors and aromatic fruit juices. ls dcli'
cious, and surpasses any punch or todiy made on
the spur of the moment. Taken hot at night t VIII
break up cold. Have 1t read. All groc,rs, drug
gists, and wine rchants sell It al ALPS botte.
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CITY CIRCUIT CoURr.-The City Circuit
Court Judge Wexford presiding-was in
session yesterday. Several judgments were
entered upon the Office e-iudgment docket,
but no cases OF contest were tried. The
court Will meet again this morning at 10
O'Clock.
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THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

MONTHLY MEETING YEsTERDAY-REPoRT
FROM CoMMITTEEs-F RAMED BUILD
INGs-THE SMOKING GoRDIYANCE DEFEAT
ED-THE NEW ORDINANCE GIVING THE
RIGHT OF ENTRY AsDPAssAGE THROUGH
RICHMOND TO THE RICHMOND AND AL
LFGHANY RAILROAD COMPANY-OriER
RIrSINFSS.
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AS SURE As THE sUg SHINES, DIR. TUFTS PILLS
will cure Fever and Ague, " taken by direction II
bold assertion. but true one. million people ell
dorse H. In any case, where directions followed.
that they fall agents will refund the money.
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THE SMOKING ORDINANCE AS will be
seen by the proceedings OF the Board OF
Aldermen, the ordnance passed by the
Common Council 10 prohibit smoking IN
the mar kets was defeated. The impression
created that Mr. T. II. Elicit, one Of The
representative from Monroe Ward, was
the author and patron OF this ordinance i
erroneous. Mr.. ElIetl simply reported it
as il came from TIE Committee ON Second
Market, OF which be is the efficient chair
man
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IHAyE au,l,,e1 th- Whlsk- known unior lie
brand of" q -ELECr,n controlled by Messr,. = tL'
TER y. BLAIR & 90, Eichmond. Va, and filf IL
frtc from fI,l or ana o ner mpnrtie', ani rrc'ri-
mend Us Use for medicinal and family uurpo-e,
y u. C"Nw, N. - late prof s5or of them, ,i.f,
Medical College Df Virginia.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Middle
Atlantic and South Atlantic States, clear or
partly cloudy weather, winds mostly north
easterly, stationary or higher temperature
and barometer.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cold.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, %;
Q A. NJ, 32; noon. "A; i. NJ, i3; Z.
NJ, 40; midnight. 30.
Mean temperature, 36t
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GRAND LODGE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS -
Grand Chancellor II. A. Atkinson, Jr.
Grand Keeper OF Records and Seal Leroy :.
Edward, Grand Master EXchequer W. i.
Gretter, and the following repr, sentatIyeS,
will leave this morning for AeX1udria TO
attend the Grand Lodge Knights OF Pythia':
II. G.. g. IIartmIn, ID. &. Richardson, j. \.
Cosby. j. Il. Tenneul, George Kline. W. 7.
Lithgog, VI. +. fIudnall, T.. VI. Crump, and
:. T. Beach. The Grand Lodge Will assem-
bic this eyeuin. at 0'clOcH
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PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY-SCHOOL UNION -
The monthly meeting Was he'd at the Grace
street church last night at 8 O'Clock. the
president, Mr. j. ID. X. Sleight, in the chair;
Mr.. W. l.. Hill, secretary.
Reports for the month OF January were
read ~ follows.
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HAGAS's MkGHoLIA BALM,

HAGAN's MkGHoLIA BALM,
GIVES 70 LIVERY WoMAN
a FAIR, FhEsH AID
BEAUTIFUL CoNPLgXIOy.
No matter low much T. may have become r.
paired by nature or o hcrwie /, MAKES ,he SKIN
PURE, SOFT aud LIKE THAT Of YoUrH.
II Is no. only ELEGAHrLY rgnrrMFD, bus rs
In every way a mo-, perfect wash AMI SPLENDID
LOTION.
Its APPi;cATio: capnot 20, bly, he dlt,c.,d,
ard /, harmi- as Aaior.
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MAIL CHANGss.-The mail for the Norfolk
and Petersburg railroad will close at +.
NJ. instead OF $3.50 Z. NJ, and the morning
mail for Petersburg VIII close at o'clock
instead OF balf.Easi O.. as heretofore.
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TRAINS TO NEW CANT0N.-It l. expected
that after Thursday passenger ana frelgnt
trains on the Richmond and Allegheny rali'
road will run regularly to New Canton 10
which point the road Is now open.
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70 rake the hands smooth, 10 keep ti- Los
from chanp.ng, there J. noihi1g better ih3D f'.5
excellent prcpiratioa. NOW mat the cold wnliaeg
has set in eyeryh shoaih have some oi n.
Pf,pred by r. ROBERTS BAKER, lragsi-'. 40.
OI3 Main stree
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HENRICO M9.-The Ienrico County
Court Judge WaddlIl prcsiding-was en-
gagged all day Yesterday in wing the case
Of Robert BridgewateI, charged with a
felony. The case had not been giyeu to The
Jury when this report closed.
The grand jurv was also in session, ard
indicted Edgar Hicks for committing an as
,aut upon the person OF Young lady in
IIenricO. The case was set for trlal next
Monday, and the accused committed to inil.
The court will hear applications ior re-
duc;i0n OF assessments on Saturday.
Judge WaddilI yesterday tined I. W. p.
Goodman s. for contempt Of court.
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FOR THE BIS e FOREST PINE AND wrLt.sEA-
SoSED OAK WOOD, either long or prepared 10 auy
length 10 ,uit order by machinery Ia iiie'u ~ -
ute notice, call Cn CHrMP WET
I 10 N1.l my -f--.I.
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TICKET AGENCY.
Et9OPEAN STEAMSHIP 14Ess
TICK EIs. sSzs>Hsseal
EueoPFAN sTfA SHP AGENCY.

EUROPEAN STFA StfP AGENCY,
D. SO MAIN STREET.
F'NtiN 40 all Tie hr,t-cii 90 an steamship lines
rom Dosas, Se YORK Phizdel pis a, aTisSal imoie
~ ttfope fiRST-CLArs. ~EGOND CLASS aud
nikksAGE T0,KETs o aud from 40 The principal
pluis ]" tuf1Ds Excursion icktis atrcduc6j rates.
1itlt-iOO1S sCGuICd H. adVsncF. Par - yong 10
IufOte or sonQ - for ihflr fren wasld DO 0tli 10
= ommuni az vie The undersigned brI'ore DHchss-
s1f elsewhere. ksiiroa0 aud sleam,hip lickets 10
= DDihiS Ia he itfied States aud CaUada. ksteS
wi a. a. debOls sHA general offices. No trO nbs 10
As'"tr questiOse. Nriic TO or east on
a. ". CARRIER,
GensIai Hsig0sd and S'eanshtp Agent.
ie l-GXw3m $50 Nain ftreei. Richmond, Va.
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VHERE II NOrHINGIN THIS WORLD

THERE i NOTHING IN THIS WORLD
u That can a. all compeu,ac for the loss Of sound,
vll Lea IT, To The atOriDg classes u !, their al,
ioi without 81 they incfT able Oi providing for
lh' -tiNts- ana are fIrO~n upon The charity OF
goa dhi meTti'ess WOIid. To lhc wealthy 1t Is tue
Att note u al heii rlfa~uTF for without II - cry
tuflment wVad fade tFcIn Them as dew tefOre the
MOI ing 'uh. 90 and yJJug.Tich ana poor. bCld
ehl Tree, bac'e ard While dependent upon ~ tor
AT lhe cDinfm1 lhov enisy. " Health Is within
Fach or an." Win hoiilr II
SIMMONS H4PA1IC CJMPOUNp, OR LIVER
CURE.
IN TIE house IL somDiste.eG in ime 10 remove the
VWt ~ nom ne stGOaCh. 10 Will cure .BltlOut
tnNtk, BILIOUS fOLIC, DYSEN1E EhT.
. n4Lns,,, ,,CS NOMITING. SiCk and f0UL
- ttVa 9A, A, W hfADAfHf. I.D~S OF APPETITE.
p t-ttA,i,,LtNths INDIGESTION. HABITUAL
--1-l W NJ sc. Tryit fe s.l2,l5SlS
81 000 EEW sRD NOR ANY CASE
N'1OcOG u sliND, BLEEDING, ITCHI%G
t{S EhAItD. 81 PROTRUrkG PILES th2t DE
= Y'N,S RI k-kLhEB6 fats tO.cur Prepared by
- .hiLLkh. ~. d., PDtade pbi 2, ia. None getsG-
'b"ut bis siZsaaiuJe. SOldh druggists.
10 .sa.iuS Tito "
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STORE ROBBED.-EarIy yesterday morning
Thomas Dickels)n, cOl0rcd boy. entered
the store OF Cel>ICy Il Stamper and stole q
lot of groceries. He was arrested and taken
before the Police Justice, tried, and SEN
fenced 10 receive tea stripes. Later IN the
day Willie Jackson, another cOlored boy,
was arrested. charged with being the accom-
pIice OF DickerSOn, and locked up in The
First police station. He viii have hear
m" before The Police Court this morning.
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READER

80 , sSght cold Are you unable 70 raise
b't ,.,vos Have you an oppression on the lungs
'se Ps,, 80, brcaihy Do you have Ct OF coughing
VIZ a,wnY A sharp pain now aud then In the
o. w - ,he heart aud shoulders chilly sehsa-
r." -, the bsoSY II So. DELAY l. DANGkH-
uoa e,,gh, coid.." if neglected, oiien result In
oVS ...,on when the remedy, II applied prompt.
=, :. "a ayeried all danger. For 25 cents YOU
~ -, ,he rcn.eiy which the test Of twenty years
eA' - 10 n the MOST VALUABLE LUNG BAL
~, .,,r discovered.
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have taken lIoI,ford'. Acd Phosphate. 70 i'5
done me more good than any other medicine cv.r
took. | .hlli take NOR. Rev. =. y. GRIFFITH.
RdctHe. US.
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DR. HARTiEY's REMEDY cures CllarH r'en
an o.h.r kuown r.m-dies aU OHr pa' .is. IS
generally suficient 10 cliec; q care. sJii r} OIL
drlggi,i~
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WICKEDEEes.-Not a bad heart, but a di-elsei
Liver IS Oft 10" cause of violence Of ten pc. n-
diciiveuess. aud sometimes crime; for. vi eu 'he
spleen is Affected. the heart is cloggcd In IT, lc,.er
impulses fnr want Of action 20 carry of the bile.
.. I bave used SIMMONS LIVER REGULATION. aOt
only once. bur oit.n. aud can confidently asscr. 10
has done me more Od than suy oh'r medicine !
have ever used / inns IL IS the greatest med r.ue
far diseased US, r made IL he world Many of my
neighh0rs hayer>ed II, ana al VIII -ty as irnci X
not more than 20 for ifs virtues.
"LOHN ]. ALLEN. MN cnrntY. ElN
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8itlrmond Dispstth.
EspAY. ..FEBRUARY Il, 1881.

ss- THE CIRCULATION or THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATioN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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ELECTION OF OFPICERS. AT the annual
meeting OF the Blues held last evening at
their aImory. with Colonel Isaac l.. Cary
in the chair, and Frank T. West, Jr., see
retary, DR.. Hugh VI. Taylor was uuani-
mousIy elected second lieutenant Of the
company UiCe Lieutenant Il. d. Stake, re-
,igncd. The following non.commi-sioned
officers were appointed for the ensuing
twelve months: G. \. Gibson, first SER
gfaut; w. G. Forbes, second sergeant T..
Il. Glazebrook, third sergeant; :. :. T..
PaitesOn. fourth sergeant; Sol. CulchinS.
NTH sergeant; George ". Epps, ensign !;
Frank =. Benedict. quartermaSter; George
b. Harrison. first corporal; I. McNelgn
Budd, second corporal; }. W. Dabnev,
third corporal; Frank I. West, Jr.. fourth
corporal. In response u calls, Corporal
Frank +. Wesr, Jr., returned the thanks OF
the new appolntees, and promised strict at
tPntiOn 10 duties.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-15

SAVE NOSET o. having your printing done l.'.e
DISPATCH pRNTISG-nOUsE. GOoi wOra. w
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-15

MEETING OF THE KICHMOND And MAN.
CHESTER BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL AsSOCIA-
TION.-The regular monthly meeting OF this
Association took place SUNDAY evening al
half past 3 O'Clock at the Venable. Street
church. President william ElIysOn in the
chair.
After singing and a prayer, led by Supcrin-
tendent Browne, OF the Grace-Street school,
the following monthly reports were read by
Tie resDcctlVe esuDcrintPnGen's
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-15

CALL ON CGUHP & WEST, f7l9east Car stree,
for tie D-sf quick sindiug macane. o., ..c-l
Wood.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-15

GALE o. CRvNP X WEST, l7l9 east Cary s'i'ef,
for knis OF coat, well screcGei. and full weight
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-15

For rHE BEsT STEAM AID -Autn,''oAt. E
forget CRUltP & WEST. I5Ig tdst Cary stree.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-15

FINEST AMERICA CHAYPAGSES almost eq"ai
to imported. a. CIfhisTTAS WHIItNs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-15

VI. ELLYsON co., advertising agents. ips.fr 80
yertisemrnis ~ an of The new -paDers Of thc / 1T
states at publishers rates. orders 80 al o.. D's-
0dtch coaniins.room viii receive p,Omp, g. .
ion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-15

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Florida AZ CHRISTIAN 4 MRIIt's.
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