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, 1881-09-24

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frunl tho received tra1,slntLon, although thu
rcvtscrs nre sustained by sMci sc0lara. ns
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i0rt2nt departure from tho rCcttVGd text.
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scholars Tie rGslscrs. IN their ca'tlscientinls
e,lneav0r to nt(tlurA to tllH 9xact selSe OF thu
original teX&, hnvo frequently lnntle biu lsli,
nllstl, nt1d IN soma .cnsts they |lnse stolntntt
TIC rules ot Eltkllst Ernihnnr. lisldently
tug REVISED translation must pe Itself revised
betoro II enil bn acceHtct! rs tlie best possible
II Is to be rcRrGtte.l tlat tue American
an equality with the Englfsl. rovtsers. 1t Is
true mni'y OF their s,Egcstl1!'s were nd0pt,
cd. but !nhny wGro rcjectGt! which would
probably have been accepted Il vote ofDoth
many, OF these rejected suggestions nre be-
lievet by eminent sctlulars III Grcat lifit1ltl,
rs well rs Ill this country. to bo entitled 10
preference over tho Judgment pf tic Eli,
g!isll resisefs. II Is sIeliillcant tint revised
Mew Testament Nus beoh ptlblistlt.i ~ NeW
4nrklnto which tho snRgestinsls 0f the Al1lcr.
lean reylsGts hays bacn Incorporated. 1t
seems hardly possthlo tat tho knRiIsll r. r.
yseH y a5, tra,siatton @ should po accepten Dy tllo
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or three translnt!0ls IN cOEltlnoh llse?
, 1881-09-24
PRESIDENT GARFlELD'S DEATH,

F'r 11r EAteHa9 Tribune.
TIC died last night. Tho sufferer hns QoQo
tnto laIid nuso heaiit!ful than thls
The c!uuda Ut lonth hnrt yielded to tho sun
Ut glory. anl Ut everlasting llllas.
Not an II battlefield ha Lost hla life,
Whure shouts and cheers tho soul with cour-
His Erin atld walnut hcntt, prepared for strife,
l3ruke un bed of hosior, harder still.
Ohrave aud pattunt henrt that beats 10 moro!
Thy tiinnly form, stsotchud OIL tho gloomy
Thna ca,!st nut sec tho millions who ,.eplors
Ihy stHril, SAT Eato, with synpathiztnH tear.
Whose heart, a,id though It woro OF slono OF
l,rh,
wou not 10 p,erccd with pangs Of p!ty,np
-.. WI,
To think that he, tho Nations chosen head.
III prime uf lifo IL lying cutd .lnd low.
O!et US mourn. but !ot us not lospalr-
btau!at tur tho bFtsyB Weiu suffered for his land
a paint U! tAtl. Wlth cAltn ntlu H,nfiIY 4Ir-
the Victim Ut u foul assasths huud.
Yet lot US not forgut thRs, thou9h he fell,
tlm cthltltry, fruu lnd mighty, eAt,nnt full,
III !.ibeetys yr:at reullh uil lluxt TO we'll,
Whnro I'LL stand up tUr tlt,U, aud Utla fur all.
An1 to our dead, whoKe life, 10 sadly spent.
Lot ~. In AunIf Ut hi4 u,etnory,
Nnild ~ our katl0ns AGArt M0nutuont.
III sosii1 thfusi9h I'll our c0ufttry'x history,
uOt. u. Il. !suETTCtaEN i, HUilWEiin.
ClIlCAnu, Sept. ~.
, 1881-09-24
TILE COURTS.

j. II. WELLS.
3ocl Henry Wo!is. who WIS ntlIudgcl to hc In.
antc Inst spring. hit who opportuncly skpped
out to nvoli imprisonment In Etgin, yoslortny
mnrnng wnlkc'l Into Jttbgo Moran's court.roo1n
anu, after fashloH, Hurronharod himself, Ho
sald that he waa Mt Egn when J,i,!9o Moran'a
decision wna given. md read It cnrcfully, lis
catne TO tho conclusion that it WAS based On Tho
testimony Of tho exports nganst him, and that
he was not going tu hnso fair show
and ho accordingly decided to take
Frunch leayo, which he did. stnce
thon t,e had collected tho testimony Of tho lend,
Ing rhysIclAns In the United States and CHnadn.
tH tho efoot thlt ho hul no trtcp OF lncilthl IN.
toilcetual, entuiional, ur ,nornl nnsuuntIt,ess.
THO Jn'ec etigHustoI TINT Wells should 70
up In proper form Gy Il petition for rohoarirr.
Weits .sn!d tue authorities there had rofGsca
to krep him.
rho Judge askotl whothor ho would prefer 70
20 to JuckhnnvilG.
Wulls replied TINT ho would rather no to Jur,
ferson tf,an n!iy othor pfaco, III II wAs tho best
managed asylum.
Tho .lillue sIlil ho wns willing to do nnythlnr
ho could for him, but ndvtsctl htm 10 10 bnek Is
Egtn. aud II the AuthorltIes thoru would not
tnkG him to write md lot him kuuw.
Tho arrntc publisher thon nekoh fnr anothor
warrant Of commitment but tho Judge lctG il
wAs unnecessary, and Wcla LOTT tho court room,
with thu ay0Wcd intention Of returning 10
EKn. Whuther ho Wilt du 80. however, IL cxs
treency doubtful. and Remains to be seen.
, 1881-09-24

We have had several occastors to look Into
the directory Ut general advertisers recently
published III tl,ts city by Andrews Il ueckcr,
Md, although our previous experience h,tl
not preltsposcd us to look upon s,lsll plhll-
catlons with favor, the present publication Is
Rr exception. Tlp completeness Ut tho ill.,
formation makes the PRESENT lssne most
useful book Ut reference to- pab!lsllcrs-antl
tho arrangement aud class iticatlon IL such
ttlat all Iii any Hlvpn Interest," md nil In any
given territory, State, or c!ty:zlay 10 raferretl
TO ut once, rs lii thu best c!ass nt cOnlptln-
tiol.s, and hence we soy tint In tho present
pnbl!catlot'' publishers are altered something
worth buying. Moreover, 1t IL printed on
eootl papuF aild bound III q most crel!tabLu
NlAuuHr.
, 1881-09-24

SUPERIOR CouRT-CoNFEssloNs-Th Dent
Of ai. W. Gilbert Crawford, $l.0l.6s.
JupuE GAnY-Frodorlck Trootz ys. Frederick
liciAonrech, $la.-WilllAm itooney w. Lewis
Gordon, $14.B3.
1uDuE ANTiloNY-Ellon N. Cross vs.. Peter
1aub: verdict. f51G.Bl, aud motion for new trial.
-.Ch1tsttAn ltnamussoR vs. Fritz and Helen
FrHntzelt, $"71G3.
ClNCulT COuftT~CoNFEssfoNH-C. Ii. ChiP-
nlnn W. uenjuInln n. HhutffGr,. $t1l.Ge.
..JulME NoOEKs-J: l.. King w. Jamcs g.
JupSg s,ou4N@X ]. &C COZ o Va j. ~ Frod Waa.
Xnncr, {tIu.1G.
JuDuE HAWEs-I[. II. Ghutellt ct al. ~.
Watts y. Curvor, executor OF tho first Will of
Uonlanlln CArVcr, decoasol, 81, l73W.
, 1881-09-24
THE CALL TUESDAY,

june DKuMMoEn.-No court.
jupuE 0Anf.-1be. l7b. Ill LIS, 180, 1856, 1850. aA,
sot, sl3, :.ss to s70 Inclusive. No case on trial.
JuptiE SM1rH-No preliminary call. Trial
Gull, ISL. GU, ~, 05d. and U78, No. 80, Atzcl w.
Chilly. Oil trial.
JUDGE EANTnONY.~Ass.ats Judge Gary. No
case On trial.
JuI,uE 1AMEaoN.-Contcstol motions
JuiN1E No1Elts.-No announcement.
.JuDUE MnIAH-l'reilG,nnry cnii. &c to 1l0, ID
elusive. Trial call. u, u, III, II, g. VI, 81, u, u.
tW. u. No case On trial.
june 1lAwEs-No announcements.
JUNE I.o0Mis-Term NoM. Ill. lSt, la3, 2M.
e0t 20l, .da .ao. sas, 7, :3, :1s, 27o, ~ and ~
, 1881-09-24

Tic Rev. Mr.. Kowp has Ind an nctiyo OK
pcrfonce In lntlla that renders him especially
we'll qualified to.wtite about that country aud
It's Inhabitants. 1le lils published two other
books clubotylng the results Of Ills olscrva-
tlons and life In TINT tropical region; but
neither OF Ills other works are rs valuable
to the general reader rs tho work before lis.
A1r, Rowe protests against erroneous impress
stons Of 1ntlia, tiItfuscd by hnoks whose writ
ors l,avo never Ind my Opportunities Ut b.
e.,"latls .,a acquainted wtttl the Hindu psSp'e ~
trnortlInary accounts contained In mnny
hooks iii llt!a nrv as surprfssng to ti.a yo.lng
Illutlu NJ they aru to this young Americana
Mr., Rowe Inns not cmbnllletl In Ills work sllcll
information rs Is found at length In tho Eli
cyciUpetila 0r cntnMOn.suf>I0t genErapilleN.
nut lle has undcayorca to give. tho reader
"srch Impressions of, lisa in india M lln
would probably himself receive by fa,ulIinr
anu friendly intercourse Among MI clnsses."
And III this Nttempt lle apIMnrs to haya s,ic-
contains such facts about tint country ~
people want to know, Authenticated BY
learned essays M llratnlnlsM, TIluG4lsi,i,
SuttcetslIl. Htll the Hike. The book Ii pub
llslIel by tho American Tract Society.
, 1881-09-24
DIVORCES,

willis Marshall ttcd 4 bill ycstort1ay against
his vito Lucinda, charglng hcr with ndultesy
and icsertion,.and asking for a divorce.
liannnh T.. JDnns asked for 1ccrao against
Anderson Fl. Jones on account OF hIa adultery.
Annie Tree waa mnrried to Frnncls Trco (n
June, 1861, and lived With him until Fobruury.
1870. when ho left he. and has not slnco re-.
turned. She has wutcd patiently until the
reluistt two yours tave pnsscd, and now usks 10
enErl her own living without his heP.
MHra DGnthusen complains tI1nt she has q
husband she cannot get along With. are,i wi1cn
aho supports httn III tt1ioncss, sho wns hurried
In June, lS30, and bis chief occupation stneo
thon has bcou to got drunk md abilse her. S6o
set httn up In business twice. but ho sgnAnjerej
all tho money. and now Bho hRs given tItn up as
ineortRiblc md nskB for Il divorce before he
carries out hFR threAta md kills her.
, 1881-09-24

~ E.eASs
All tho courts and clerks Offices Will DO closed
Mouday.
Judges Gary, Moran, and unwes will hear mo.
tons to,lay.
Jndgo Rogers will sit in Judge Smiths room
today, MS own bolnE occupied by workmen. aud
hear submitted c1ses where prJper uUtjcG hns
been given.
Judges Smith and Anthony will not bo In court
today.
, 1881-09-24

ANTHEMS AND FDLUNTAW!ES.
4 now book OF anthems, volllntar1es. md
chants has conc to liard. published by John
j. Hood. or plllaelp!lin aud e.i[tctl by John
II. Llveney and William ]. Kirkpatrick. 1t
Is we'll adapted for the use ot ctoErs. 1t coli
tains many pieces that arc designed for tho
opening Vt public worship md for special
occasions. The music IL mostly ,lsw. Some
Of the set pieces arc admirable. It seems TO
us the work will serve n good purpose IN cotl.
ncctl0n with tlR hymn ard tuna huoks nj
reAdy in tsu IN tho churches. 'fhn notation
IL peculiar. the, notes containing, white
portions a,sl dirk spots yarlo,,sly tllsposed,
tn Indicate certain qualities OF time, srlI III
restful, piercing. l,0urntu!, bright, ctc.
Those who Ito INT need these inatcnt!ons .as0
rIequestel to give them no attention. but
they Will 6a likely to prove confusing 10 th.,su
who do nat atntly and llsc tt,en,, a,ld 1t l,ay
ba questioned wflettlar ttatr utility wIii e0ni-
ia,iy r,e:s a%t s sSFy aor ny ca s1ss ira
tho Chicago publishers.
, 1881-09-24

THE CALL SATURDAY.
JunnE ADMINISTRATIONS
1unaB GAKDN.ia-Mottoua aud sentenoes.
JupuE Neutrality-suspicious. and sentences,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-08
PERRY DAvIS'S pAIN.KlLLER.
DHEUMATIsM, NEURALGIA,
SPRAtNs, PAIN IN THE BACK
AND SIDE.

There IS nothing more painful than these dis
eases but the pain can be removed and the disease
cared 10y use Of PERRY DAvIs's PAIN-KILLER.
This remedy is not cheap Benzinc or Petroleum
product, that must be kept away from fire or heat
20 avoid danger Of explosion, nor is 1t an mtr.cd
experiment that may do more harm than good.
PAIN-KILLER has been In constant use for for
" years, and the universal testimony from all
parts Of the world IS 1T NEVER FAILS. 1t not only
effects permanent cure, bu, 1, relieves pain almost
instantancously. Being purely vegetable remedy,
II Is safe In the hands of the most inexperienced.
The record OF cures by the use OF PAIN-KILLER
would Sll volumes. The following extracts from
think:
EDGAR CADY. Owatonna, Minn., says
About year since my wife became subject 10 Sc
we're suffering from rheumatism. Our resort was 10
the Pain-kilier. which speedily relieved her.
CHARLES POWELL writes from the Sailors
had been AFFLICTED three years with neuralgia and
violent spasnls of the stomach. The doctors at
Westminster Hospital gave up my case I'm despair.
tried your Pdin-k Her, aud IL gave me immediate
relief. have reganed my strength, and am now
able TO follow my usual occupation.
G.H. WALwOITH, Saco, Me-, writes:
experienced immediate relief from pain In the
side by the use Of your Pain-kileT.
T.. YORK says:
have used your Pain-Killer for rheumatism and
have received great benefit.
BARTON SEAMAN says:
Have used Pain-k Her for thirty years, and have
found II IA neper.fatLtag remedy for rheumatism
and lameness.
Mr.. BCRDITT writes:
II atgcf fails TO give relief In cases Of rheuma-
tism.
PHIL. GILBERT. Somerset, Pa, writes:
from actual use, know your Pain-killcr is the
best medicine can get.
All druggists keep PAIN-KILLER. Its price is
so low that Il is within the reach Of ALL and It will
Soc, and 81 bottle.
PERRY DAVIS & son, ProprIetors,
no 3-eOdtFe1 Providence, X. ].
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-08
LOCAL MATTERS.
Death OF q Noted Irishman.

Yesterday morning William A. Walsh,
Esq, died at the residence OF his daughter,
Mrs. A. l.. Ould, in this city. at the adj
vanced age OF seyenty-siX years. Mr..
Walsh was native Of Dublin, Ireland, and
was the friend and associate Of O'Connell,
Shiel, and the other great men famous in
the annals Of their country. He was, be-
fore coming to America, connected for
years with the Dublin press, and till the
time OF his death was more or less identi-
fed Win journalism in this country. For
over fifteen years he was editor Of a daily
paper in North Carolina, and was
connected with the Petersburg h.
der for some time after the war. Since
his removal from Petersburg TO this city
he has led very quiet life, but his love for
his native land was so enduring that upon
the formation OF the Irish National Land
League in this city he became an active and
jealous member OF that organization, and
was made its secretary. Mr.. Walsh was q
man Of fine taients, good Judgment, and
generous impulses, and made warm friends
wherever he resided. During the late war
he served faithfully as IN officer in the
Confederate army.
His funeral will take place this afternoon
at O'Clock from st. Peters Cathedral,
whence his remains will be escorted to the
Petersburg depot by the Catholic Bencf-
cial Society, Of which he was also a MEM
Der, and by the members Of the IRISH Land
League. Committees OF both organizations
will accompany the body TO Petersburg,
where The intcrment will take place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-08
WE oFFER THIS WEEK:

40 pleces Of DRESS FLANNELs in every color
Il 2Oc.;
Another Iot Of the ALL-WOOL MONTE CLOTHS
at exceedingly low price Of &C.:
20 pieces extra-anish wORSTED BROCADE at
I2f.:
40 nleces ILLUMINATED STRIPES for trim
mings, from 80 10 5Oc.;
90 pleces sII.K and WORsTED PLAIDS at 2jc.
former price 40c.;
10 pieces OMDRE STRIPES at 40c., former price
60c.;
In BLACK SILK yELYETs We offer some ex-
traordinary bargains
9i-lneh extra-full sILK-FACENELvETa at 1915
worth 81;
An shades in COLORED-SHK VELVET at $3.50
40 pieees c wide PACIFIC PEECALEs at Sc,
regular price 12kc.
IN BLACK GOODS WE OFFER:
10 pieces ALL-wOOL SERGE, at zoe, worth
ABoi6eriot Of the extra-fnlsh LUPIN's BLACK
40 dozen zen MISSES TW o-BUTToN KID GLOVES
CHIiDREE's FuR-ioP DoGsKIN MITTs at
80 dozen LADIES GAUNTLET-LINED
THREAD GLOVES at l2Ye;; .,,, ,,,-,,,,
80 dozen LADIES' fOCR-ELAsIIC LINED
THREAD GLOVES at l7c.: . ,.,,...
40 dozen ALEXANDER RTiiREE-BUTTON KIDS
at 60c.
In BLACK SILK FRINGEs and GiAiPs we offer
some special drives:
HEAVY SILK and CHENILLE BEADED
FRINGE at 40c.; ,,,..,,, =,
Handsome HEAVY SILK and CHENILLE
BEADED FRINGE ut soc. worth 65c.;
EXTRA-LOSG and HEAVY SlLh aud tHh-
MILE BEADED PRINCES at Zoe. worth
COfoRED SILK PRINCES in plain and shaded
colors. 80, >,,,, ,,, =.
our entire stock Of BLACK and COLORED SILK
GlRDLES ut greatly reduced prices.
VIC. call special attention 90 our line Of MERINO
and ALL WOOL UNDERWEAR. Wehaye
received another lot Of those -
GFSTLEMEN'S PURE ALL-W00L NEDl-
GATED SCARLET SHIRTS fl.Z5;
80 dozen LADIES' EXTRA-FINlSH MERlNO
VESTS at soc. worth fully 75c.;
CIiILDREN'S MERISO VESTS from Zoe. TO
10 Sl.25.
VIII open In a few DAYS new and handsome line
Of LADIES' LIGHT CLOTH JACKETS NJ spe-
cIal low prices. JULIUS MEYER & SON,
ma go-dtf COL aud 603 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-08

The NozART THIS EvENING-OPERA.
This evening will he presented "The Bon'
ME Fish Wife," an operetta, in one ACT
with the following cast: Mr.. Wlldoa's
Heartycheer, Mr.. +. w. Hofi; sir hiccory
Heartycheer, Mr.. Joseph ii. Marshall
Caters, Mr.. Pierre Bernard; Miss Ihis-
gcdown and Maggie Mcfarland, Madame
Caroline Richings-Bernard.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-08
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

1. H. S. Lyceum.-At meeting Of men,
bers Of this association Monday night the
following officers were elected for the en-
suing six months: President, c. Sharp ;
Vice-President, 5. r. Richards; Secretary,
j. Rice; Treasurer, j. S. Rogers. This
club will give private masque ball during
the Christmas holidays.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-08

Fun on THE BRIsTOL.-Fun on the Bris-
tol was given at the Theatre last night to a
good audience. This afternoon at .
O'Clock there will be matinee perform
ance, and the engagement OF the company
will be concluded tonight, when hand
some trumpet will be presented to one OF
the fire companies OF the city. Captain c.
A. Bohannon will make the presentation
speech.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-08

CHRISTMAS AND NEw-YEAR's CARDS, &c.--It
is worth the time TO pay visit IN L. LEwIss, 0l2
Main street, and look at his splendid collection Of
handsome Christmas cards Of every design. lie
has also some very fne cngraylngs aud water CO.
lors. All suitable presents for the approaching
holidays.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-08

Very Quiet.-The city, quiet as it usually
is, was even more so yesterday. The one
prisoner in the jail had no one 10 keep him
company. Preparations for various fes-
tivities to occur during the Christmas holi-
days are being perfected. The decoration
OF the Meade-Memorial church will be
quite elaborate on Christmas day. The
choir will on that day be assisted by some
singers from Richmond. The next meeting
of the Common Council will occur on the
night OF the third Monday in December.
There are as yet no criminal eases before
the Hastings Court, whose regular session
will commence on Monday next. All Of
the mills and manufactures are putting in
full time, and the canal continues to yield
an abundance Of motiye-power.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-08
FIRST IMPRESSIONS
OF the Ncw General Asse enibIy Of the
State or Virginia.

4 Great Gathering ut the Capitol; New
Suits-The senate and Mr.. Riddleberser''
Eligibility The Two Houses ORGANIZED
and the Governors Message Received, and
That is All that was Done Yesterday-Per'
sonal Notes and Mention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-08

NEW AGENcY.-afessrs. Adam. EXton & Co.,
Of Trenton, n. j., have appointed Mcssrs. w. ID.
BLAIR & CO.. Of Richmond, Va, their sole agent.
for the sale OF their elegant CRACKERS for vir-
glna. Mcssrs. W. ID. Blair Co. claim these goods
to equal any ever sold in Virginia. The trade will
find by examination that the prices are very low.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-08

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 \. NJ, 4j !;
8 A. NJ, 81; noon, GS; p. NJ, 81; p.
NJ, AZ; midnight, 40.
Mean temperature, 80.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-08
M OUR STOCK Is LARGE, 40 ?
AND YMeks
MUST BE SOLD.

MUST BE SOLD.
IMMENSE REDUCTIONS.
BUTTONS at 20 and l5c. per dozcn-former
p0ice IS and 35c.;
HOSIERY at much less than value;
CLOTH GLOVES at soc. worth sl.20-1ob lot;
KID GLOVES rdduced-50c. Kids IL 25c., 05c.
at 45c., 75c Kids at 65c., 81 Kids at s5cr
BEST BARGAINS IN THE CITY IN GRAPES
Al Grape at Toe, sS Grape at S2' 80 Grape at
"a: .. .~-D
TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED III ATS AND
BONNETs from 20c. upward; ,,,.
GREAT BARGAINS in our MILLINERY DE-
PARTMENT;
ZEPHYRs-Beat quality, all eolors, reduced 10 &c.
an ounce. For bargains call nj
HCTZLER BROTHERS'
nolJ 525 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-08
. SCARLET FEVER
CURED.

TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE.
PRESCRIBED By PHYSICIANS.
TnoPIc-FRUIT LAXATIVE
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AMI
PLANTS,
A DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING
FRUIT LOZENGE,
WHICH SERVES THE PURPOSE OF
PILLS AND
DIsAGREEABLE PURGATIVE
MEDICINES.
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE
is THE
REST PREPARATION IN THE WORLD
FOR
CONSTIPATION, BILIoUsNESS, HEADACHE,
PILES, AND ALL KINDRED COMPLAINTS.
II acts gently effectively and is delicious TO take
Cleansing the system thoroughly 1t mparts yigor
10 mind and body, and dispels melancholy, hypo-
chondria, ETC. ONE TRIAL CONyINcEs.
PACKED IN BRONZE TIN B0XES ONLY.
Price, 25 and go cents. Sold 10y all druggists.
Gmy 3-deodtMh1O,'s2l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-08

BriefS.-The first number OF the Meade.
Memorial PdrOchiGl Chtlrchmdn was issued
Yesterday. Rev. +. Allanson, rector OF tha!
church, editor.
A gang of workmen are now busily en-
gagged making further improvements and
repairs TO Walker a. Saunders's -four and
corn-mill Mt the left-hand side Of the south
ern abutment OF Mayo's bridge.
Rev. Il. y. Wilson has commenced his
pastorate of Manchester Methodist church.
NJ. A. Cogbill, clerk OF Chesterfield
County Court, was severely injured few
DAYS since by IN accidental fall into the
cellar OF his house.
DIR. John Cary jerks and his bride, nee
Miss Annie Duval, are In Washington city.
Mr.. Robert VI. Waldrop, with Bowen a
Bradley, has returned from sojourn IN
Chesterfield county, whittier he repaired
to hunt the festive coon and gather the sue
culent persimmon.
The Vivian Social Club will celebrate the
Christmas holidays with hop on Decem-
Der 3Oth at Lyceum Hall.
The replanking Of the James River Free
bridge will probably be commenced some
time this week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-08

To THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN or THE CITY
or RfcHMoND.-You can procure the best twenty
fvc-ccnt breakfast, dinner, or supper ut LANES
Model Dining-Ro No. 32o north Seventh
stree, that can be had In the city Of Richmond.
No bar-room attached.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-08
CHICK CIGAHs. Sc.

HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM,
GIVES 10 EVERY WOaAN
A FAIR, FRESH, AND
BEAUTIFUL CoSpLXIoN.
No matter how much It may have become i'm.
paired by nature or otherwise, Il makes the SKIN
PURE, SOFT and LIKE THAT OF YOUTH.
II Is not only ELEGANTLY PERFUMED, but tits
LOTION.
and IS harmless as water.