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bridegroom OF 81.

Correspondence Of the Dansilc News.I
PATRICK COURTHOUSE, VA.l
February 4, 1881.
Marriage license was returned 10 the
clerks office this evening OF the marriage
OF Mr.. Spencer COckrun, aged niDety-two,
to Miss Bethany Hubbard, aged forty, liy-
Ing near the Pinnacies OF Dan, in this
county. The granddaughter and great
granddaughter OF the groom waited on The
ancient couple, and they were married by
his son.
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COUNTRY BACON.
BOOKS. sTATIONERY. &c.
DKINAIE THEATRIC

DRIVATE THEATRICALS, &c; VI
L CAR OF MAkEklkLn Sc; MANIlNESS
OF CHRIST. Sc. CARLILES BURNS, b.: DL-
AIRY or AN OLD LAWYER, &c.; STORIES
AND BALLADS FOR You've FOLKS, 81.
yrs Sociology. Sc; Pilgrims Progress, d.: Light
OF Asia sc. :PronOuDeing Poct Dictionary, Ie.
Bible Dictionary, 50e. The Koran soc; Don pu,x-
ole. 50c.: Homer, soc; Virgil, Soc Bs mail about
80 pei cent more. The largest assortment Of BOOhS
In all the dtpartu ents OF literature To be found In
The southern States Is at 1902 mud 1904 Main street.
IA 3O.d&w RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
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Assessment Of 1850.

lNOftht IN NICK NtWH.I
The assessment OF lands in LancIS'er
county aggregates the sum OF 1923, 9ji. 90,
as against s633, O43.O9 for the year 1915.
Decrease in value, S7,0SS.l9.
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n ,I.rT'.-,r'..lI,'ip -, ,lI. nm,
y T.. ~ Vol a. 90. o.. me pa poe .I
iu.aYGTN ERNL COMMISSION NNDfllI.
MIS- if 1912 Cirv street, f-iNc,u tF..
Thirteenth -fgt''-. aud rep rtiulS itiH.
tr.nl., of olg FRIENDS lld n, uubuc.
Vs. ..I.I rnu-ILut.'tf- OF alI kIH.i.
.CUANDI~E auI ,bt y FRY ftpli
mg strict personal Ifitatfon 3D. 100 .
trusted IDu-.
Vs.. .h.l ,e,p DO -tacb , rii 'iu~ nf
fu tr, Fstb 80 ~iN E>-. rui-u N'.I Dbl.
fl. fra,'. 90 fi, iusT,,i DOL tgic. irc,..
rtf, rt-DtctiLul.
y. y >AN Al.
late Nth Z.
CNRt~ liD-r t ~
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DE. sANFoRD's
LIVER INYGGOEAIOR.
ONLY VEGETABLE cONPOt>.
THAT
ACTS DIRFCTLY UP)N TN ti}s
AND CURB,
LIYg3-COMrLNiNT-.
JNUNDftT,
BlLIOU~NE-~,
MALARIA,
&C STIVF NESS
HEADACHE.
II a,.ists dige-tio-, Strengthen, tur.l
late. the bowels, puridc. thc blood
\ EOOk SENT FREE.
rH. sANf.H.
To- Bro4iN... e.. .
FoH SALE BY ALL DRrGCi>r~.
p l3-Ih,~a.tJ
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DRUGS, MEDICINES. &c.
A LIVER MEDICINE THAT Sstb.
IA AND UAEMLFas :"


A bilious condition, ~ h fOul stomach b.
duced by want Of proper sciloD ~ fhr Ii,.s 70
result Is a lOiihiDg OF ToOd. hsadachc: bitter Ir
Gus taste in The mouth. fpnl iOngno. d.,l.n.. +"
feellngs, depression OF prtis, aud sour IYr.., p"
SIMMONS HEPATfC COMPOUND
acts with certainty aud precision upon uI .,-.
md give, no hoes 10 the sysicn.
REASONS WHY fYERY FAMILY ~u,r..
HAVE \ BDITLt or SfNNON~ DO.
PATIO CuNPOt NJ ~ TN
HpI-f:
n VII relieve the wort c5sr ~ BliiNf s.l..
or CHOLERA HOBBUS 30 nrs'n rIrnf..
n Will cure the mot o'siinafr r.ss.. l d.. .n.
SIA aud iNDlGE~ RIOS 30 q fHf d.H-.
II Is ihe best remedy m the ror'r f- Sol.
HEADACHE, A. thousands can testify f
when tie llrSt symptoms appear. 10 b. .
LIVER MEDICINE before ihe bubble
This yaigible family UediriDe ;. ms.rf i.'....
one OF the most ieiiaDle frDg 100 iLe .O.fl r
DowIE NOISE, thaf''0Dn. :. g..
For sale whole s1leaud retail by
PURCELL. LADD 6 d..
G.lOI3.t7 SmyI&5 RlrHu...
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MOZART HALL,
vi FRIDAY. FFBRUARY | m.
STAR cot RISE ENTERIAiNNENlN
OF TIE
BERNHARD LTSTI MANN CONCERT COMFY.
FINEST CONVERSATIONS OF SOLO GS>1RC NENT-
ALIsIS IS AMERICA.
BERNHARD LI>TFMANN.......,,.. go. Nlolln'
Formerly ,oioi,i ana l-ader0f Ileo. Ihomd,'s Or
chest RI and Of the iiO-tou Philharmonic tlun.
EDWARD Htl\bL...... Flute. Ntoln. aud /thcr.
Late OF the Mcndes,ohn Quutettc Gun.
CARL Puua Niolr aHd Violin,
Formerly Of the Mend -tOnn Q linleite cub.
Formerly OF the Thomas orchestra ana OF the
Boston Philharmonic Ciup.
ALEXANDER HEN .Nioonccllo
and SaNOphOne.
Late 0f The Mcude,sshn QulnIetie Cub.
HENRY EENE................ ...... Double Ba>s'
Boston, tavOritc performer.
Miss AMY ~iItRN lN......................>op soprano
Ticker,, % and j0r. reserved seats, Toe. sale II
re,erY'd seats commence, M {. r. JOHNSTON nu-
sic store "Wednesday morning at 9 O'Clock ie ~
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TNE lNrERESr.nELD ~ E..''N'

TAlE INTEREST REID ~ =. .'''.
i % our 8..ine-s creased on Fu's.H'. D..
ana \. We. >NlrH wts aomi e f' ."
that dale The arm name fcnaiIo t.t
1c new eunrvEu - uiuys ala lah"f' r
Collect ail aims iue the old hriu.
WIN mcrcl-fa faclhuts No Wi td''
AVID mofg ylrt..i stock, and sollca Toe l7''
our friends aud lnc trade seu,i aJf.
JOINS KtOThtG'
In fsiiliug frNm The nrm ol Sl\fN h"'
Il 90. az ior them nom AK IRENE
apcs 81 thcir liberal pa rona.e.
/ AVE associated ny ,slf % Nc~if.
MsENlcA iGoiher-. a, t...-
no
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I -iaN continue lbc 1EAMiNl DIT
prc~o 90 carried ot bY m" win tnrtt.
fnratxommo.iai a. laN flenns tnd
Respectfully, Clkt~ ~
L.. f.....ltts
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HELD the Poor.

A meeting OF the managers of the CITY
Mission was held at the Missi0n-house on
saturday TO discuss the ability OF the Society
10 carry on the work through the month OF
April. The emptiness OF the treasury was
announced, which struck knell to the
hearts OF the ladies'. The next announce
ment was the great number OF sick ones de-
pendent on the Mission, and the question OF
deriving them OF their small but neces-
sary rations was not even discussed-all
were unanimous that the work must go
on. Having assumed this responsibility
with no means, we call on our good citizens
10 aid us 10 taking care OF their poor. "A
number OF the managers present pledged
themselves to collect or raise in some way
81 so each, payable the 1st OF May. II
number OF the benevolent and Christian
citizens will each contribute that amount
The managers will have no difficulty IN
meeting all their liabilities; and II VIII be
great comfort to them to feel that they have
helped to relieve the necessities OF the sick
and the old and intirm.
Contributions may be sent to the follow.
ing ladies': Mrs. +. NJ. Baker. corner Third
and Franklin streets; Mrs.. A. I. Stokes,
1907 east Marshall street; Mrs. II. Colston,
corner Third and Grace streets; Mrs. Car
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Church Notes.

Rev. /. l.. Preston, ID. d.. pastor, occu-
pied the pulpit of the First Presbyterian
church IN the morning, and preached from
Luke, xiii , "a: "Striye to enter in at the
strait gate" Before the sermon he alluded
briefly 10 the important work accomplished
by the "Gle1ners " organic Iticn during the
past year. This society, composed OF men,
berS Of the Sunday school, held their ami"
versary on SATURDAY, and the opening OF
their miie.boXes, for the fourth time during
the year, produced over $50, aggrecating
for the year more than 500, which has been
mainly devoted TO the "home mission !"
cause. Rev. e. ii. Read. d. D., preached
1T night on the "Gospel Invitation" based
upon John, vii, 81: "ln the last day. that
great day OF the feast, Jesus stood and cried,
saving, II any man thils,, let him come unto
me and drink"
At Grace-S;reet Pre>byterian church the
pastor, Rev. DR.. Read, preached in the
morning.. Rev. Thomas l.. Preston. ID. D..
OF the First church, flied the pulpit at night.
His sermon was an able and practical one
from the text. THAT your children may not
say to our children in time TO come, have
no part in the Lord"
At ST. PEERS Cathedral Sunday night r.
Rev. Bishop Keane concluded his sermon
on iUll>lldultN anu NTdtP, WHICH WIS Dpgnn
the Sunday preceding. Ii was probably The
most powerful Of his Lenten series of SER
mons. Ii certainly awakened llvelier and
more general interest
At The Friends meeting-bouse Miss Sl-
rah FOushPe, tbe blind lady minister
preached twlcc on Sunday TO crowded
houses. At night many stood 10 the aisles
during The entire service. and numbers had
to leave for want OF room. The meetings
are Increasing in interest and will be con-
tinued for several days longer. Services at
ii A. NJ. and 7:45 7. NJ.
At BrOad-Street Methodist church Sab.
bath-schOOl prayer-meeiing was held at 9
O'Clock sunday morning instead OF the
regular exercises. at which there were
three conversions. Rev. DR.. Leonidas ROs-
ser occupied the pulpit of this cburcb sun
day morning and night. Special revival
services will be held every night this week.
Services at Park-Place Methodist church
were conducted SUNDAY morning and night
by the pastor, Rev. DIR. Hannon. Three
persons were received into the church by
certificate and one 5y letter.
At Trinity Methodist church the pastor
preached Sunday morning and night. One
person was received into the church by
certificate and two on profession.
AT Clay-Street Methodist church the pas
tor, Rev. A. G. Brown, preached morning
and night and received one person into the
church on profession OF faith.
The usual services were held in the other
Methodist churches.
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Editors Dispatch: Geptlemen.-Speak.
Ing of the First Regiment aImory, there are
other objects Of public interest that should
at once demand attention, oil Of which, by
combined action, both public and private,
would greatly add TO the necessities Of our
beautiful city. The lot corner Seventh and
Main streets no doubt could be purchased
at very reasonable price for the following
purposes-vz., n mechanics institute, Mo.
zart hall, and State armory. Now, by the
combined action OF these three institutions
q suitable and reasonable building could be
erected on this. the best location in Rich.
mond, at much lower cost than II they
were separately built. Surely this is worthy
the notice Of not only those directly in
charge and interested. but OF every citizen
in Richmond, az these three institutions are
sadly needed. Let the proper authorities
look into this matter at once. CITIZEN.
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Presbyterian Sunday SchOOI.-Rev. W.
A. Campbell, Of the Manchester Presbyte-
rlan church, preached his teuth annual SER
mon Sunday afternoon. He gave some in
rereSting statemeots showing The growth OF
the church and the Sabbath school during
the past decade. His statements showed
that the collections taken uD in the sunday
school were larger, comparatively speaking,
than those OF any other Sunday school IN
the East Hanover Pre-, bytery district. The
attendance has been remarkably good, and
no Sabbath school in this vicinity cOntri-
butes more Literally than this. The colec-
ton last Sunday amounted 10 -, which,
taking everything into consideration, is a
very good one. Two of the teachers who
taught in this school when il was organized
more than ten years ago at the old Masonic
Hall, on Fifth street, are yet teaching.
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The COMPLETION OF GRACE-STREET PRES
BYTERIAN CHURCB.-Rev. DR.. Read, pastor
OF Grace-Street Presbyterian church, an
nounced before the sermon on Sunday that
the work on the church edfice will soon be
renewed. and its completion may be eX-
pecied IN the fall. This is good news not
only to the members OF this church. hut to
its many friends outside. Both pastor and
people deserve much credit for their per-
>istent effort in the face OF great embarrass-
ment and difficulty. Their church having
been burnt at the evacuation, they have
struggled noby to erect the present ore,
which, when finished, will be the hand.
somest in the city.
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TUFTS fXPrCToHANT
TUFTS FILLS!

,Np GESTLE PCRGATlVk. retommt nded
-. ere Of al diseases Of the stomach. liver. and
~. They purify The blood. increase the appe'
- The uOd, 10 take on 4 Sh, and by their
.,.,or on toe digestive organs regular stools
"'-,ss-ec. ~ a cure for ohilS and fever. dys-
.lck headache, bil'ous collie, constipation,
N-,s.rn. piles, palpi'Slicu OF the hear, pain IN
n h,ek. snc loius. sui female irregularities
wthovt rival. If you do no; " feel very
snslt pil 81 bedtime stimulates the ,tonl-
...,,-s> ~ sppclile, and impsrts visor to the
ss,a. Trice' s'e'
.-,,,y as MURRAY STREET. NEW YORK.
ve,TE FUR TUFTS MANUAL, FREE.
lie lh-anhf An2Ol
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DEATH From THE BLOW OF AN Axe
Two weeks ago Mr.. James overly, OF COL
Catbarlne street, was holding peg for an-
other party TO drive to its proper position
with an axe. While this was being done
the axe became detached from the handle,
striking him on the head and inflictiug a
wound which confined the unfortunate man
TO his home. symptoms OF lOckiaw subse-
quently developed. resulting in his death
sunday morning, despite the beS, medical
attention. The deceased was worthy man
and good citizen. He IVES private watchman
for the Planters National Bank and the
Richmond Banking and Insurance Com
DnDN.
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WINTRY WEATHER. weather eX-
hiDited Yesterday but little of that "ethe-
real mildness" " OF which the poet sings.
Sunday was. though somewhat cool, love
y day. and by its mldness gave reason to
hope that spring was about to set in for
earnest. But tbe result showed how falla-
cious was the reasoning. Sunday night
there was rain, and yesterday snow COM
menced falling about O'Clock and contin-
ued, with but little cessation. until about
baf-past O'clock. The readings OF the
Thermometer for Sunday were: Sunrise.
800; maximum, $50. Yesterday at sunrise,
a.
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Mayors C0ut.-ln the Mayors Court
yesterday mornng-Mayor John K. Tay-
lor presiding William Brown (colored)
was up, charged with unllwluly assaultng
and beating a small white boy. He was
fined $3.50, aud in default OF payment was
committed to Jail for ten days.
The case OF Robert Hawkins (white),
charged with stealing sundry household
articles from a Mr.. Monkey, was called and
continued until Thursday, in the absence
OF important witnesses.
Several civil cases were beard after the
criminal docket had been disposed Of.
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PERSONAL-BRIEF LOCALs.-Mr. Howard
X. Bayne has been elected a member OF the
Board OF the Male Orphan Asylum.
Mr. j. W. Satterwhte, an old and we'll
known citizen, died at his residence, in this
city. on sunday morning at q O'Clock. after
long and painful illness. He was in his
seventy-hith year. and had been a resident
Of tins city for tifty-three years. For many
wears he carried on the furniture and UNDER
taking business.
Am0ng the visitors stopping at the Ex-
change Hotel Yesterday were General V. d..
Groner, Norfolk; judge II. l.. Bond, Bal
timore; Phineas T. Ba:num and family,
Connecticut General +. Burd Grubb, New
Jersey; Major n. II. Hotchkss, StauntOn; !;
Henry Fink, Lyncbburg; G. l.. Perkins,
w. ID. Shipman, j. III. Choate, New York
George +. Tyler, John G.. Bullet, J. j. Do
ran, and c. II. Clarke, Philadelphia.
The Great Council of Virginia, Improved
Order Of Red Men. will kindle their annual
Council fire In the hunung-grounds OF W.
andOtt Tribe, Norfolk. Va, on the 10 b sun,
flower moon, at the 9th run, rising OF the
sun, q. 5. d. 390-commOn era, May 10th,
Q O'Clock A. NJ, 1881. There will be an
excursion down the noble james, leaving
ucle Muuuay "lVi ih'"e' 'i"J "'"' 80 ~ ~
commodation OF the squaws and papooses
who may accompany the great chiefs ana
representatives,.
Captain X. +. Frayser has been appointed
soliciting agent for the freight department
OF the Richmond and Allegheny Railroad
Company.
The Committee on Cemeteries meet this
afternoon at 6 O'Clock in the City Hall lo
award contracts for building wells in Oak
wood.
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SALE OF THE NATURAL BRIDGE PR0PERrY-
MR. PARSONS THE PURCHASER.-JudgeM Me-
Laughlin, OF the Circuit Court OF Rock
bridge, Yesterday confirmed tue sale OF the
Natural Bridge property TO Mr. IL. Z. Par
sons, Of Richmond. and the title Is now III
him. The lands cover nearly seven nun.
dred acres, and are within one ana nan
miles Of the Richmond aud Allegheny raii.
road. a road will be cut along The GINS OF
Cedar creek, and the grounds will be lald
out as park. The bridge, as Is known, Is
bfty-6ve feet higher than Niagara. The place
is wild and beautiful in the extreme. the
crags overhang nearly three hundred feet
high.
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MANCHEsTER AND VICINITY.

Churches Sunday.-There were services
at all the churches in the city sunday. AT
the Presbyterian church the pastor, Rev.
w. A. Campbell, preached sunday morning
and afternoon. There were no services al
this church Sunday night. Rev. Mr.. Shot.
well made a few remarks to the cOngrega-
ton Sunday morning, and at the afternoon
service one person was baptized. The pul.
pit OF the Methodist church was filled by
Rev. Mr.. Jackson, OF Chesterfield, Sunday
morning, and at night Rev. W. B. McGil.
yray, Of Richmond, preached. Services at
tue Meade Memorial and Baptist churches
were held morning and night, the regular
pastors Ollicltlng.
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DEDICATION OF HALL.-L9st night
Stonewali Grove, No. G. U. A. %. d., met at
WestEnd Hall, corner Of Munford and
Broad streets. and, preceded by band OF
music, marched TO the new hall In Elietts
building, Fifth and Marshall. which they
proceeded to dedicate 10 the use OF the
Druids. After ibs ceremony OF dedication
the members sat down to an elegant repast,
and the balance OF the evening was spent IN
the most enjoyable manner. severai
speeches were made and toasts drunk, ana
the party separated at late hour reait'iy
pleased With the whole entertainment.
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PROVIDED THE GREAT ORGANS Of the body are
not rreparIbly injured, there are few diseases that
TUFTS PILLS Viii hot cure. They concentrate the
vitality OF the system. The Liver. the spleen, the
Heart, aud the Kidneys are brought into harmO-
nous aclion and health, long life ard vgor of mind
and body follow their u,e. TIE fir dose often
a.fouis hes the pltient.
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THE RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD
COMPANY TAKE POSSESSION OF THEIR NEW
LEAse.-On April 1st Colonel 4. NJ. II. Tai
cott. general manager, on behalf Of the
Richmond and DanyiIIe Railroad Company,
took formal possession OF the Atlanta and
Charlotte Airline Railway works and pro-
perty.
Colonel q. J.. Foreacre, the former gen.
eral manager OF the Atlanta and Charlotte,
will contipue TO operate the road under the
new management. :,
The auditor, general passenger agent, and
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PURELY VEGETABLE MEDICINE, c)ntaining
all the virtues Of calome without any of the inju-
rious tendencies Justly dreaded by mankind.
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR VIII be found
PROMPT START The secretons of lhe liver and give
a healthy tone 10 the entire system, without saliva
lion or any Injurious effects. When used as ca.
thartic IL in n0wise disorders the system, nor does
IL produce any NAUSEA or sick stomach when abOut
10 purge IL IS 80 mid in It's action not TO inter-
rere with business or pleasure.
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FARM S0ID.-Messrs. X. Il. Chaffn II Co.,
real estate agents. sold yesterday the farm
owned by DR.. s. Ubiien, on Osborne pike
three miles below the city, containing 1863
acres, 10 Mr.. N. B. Hermon. OF Adams
county, Wis. for $1,000. To illustrate how
real estate has advanced, Captain Chaffin
informs us he has sold this farm three times
in The last four years-tbe first time for the
commissioners OF Randolpb's estate at $40
per acre, the second time for sl5 per acre.
and now for $22.0S per acre.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cold and
disagre6able. with hight snow the greater
part OF the day.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, Al;
Q A. NJ, 81; noon. 81; Z. NJ, 3S; q z.
NJ, 3S; midnight. 32.
Mean temperature. 81 G.
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TIE MARKED POPULAR FAVOR ACCORDED TO
HUB PUNCHn is amply warranted IL can be
used with lot or ice t0dter. soda. lemonade, nils.
or Whatever you choose. No other punch mate
when rfqNired for use can TtcGi IL. sold by all
druggists, grocers, and wine merchants At 1925 a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-05

THE True MEDICINE for coughs. colds, hoarse-
ness, bronchitis, &c, the soothing balm and invigo
rating cordial for the delicate invalid, ROCK AND
RYE WITH GLYCERINE" land combination Of
German hreaS, tea, brOm. potash, &C., Sold at 50c.
and 25c. rer bottle by l.. WAGNER aud druggists
generally.
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LfEBIG CoxPANy's COCA BEET TONIC, "ss
counterac,ant 10 debiitaing Influences tlsssitpde,
nervous depression, debility, malaria, dyspepsia,
liver complaints, heart affections, dropseai trou-
bes, arrangements OF the stomach and bowels) 1t Is
Invaluable says Professor y. W. Hunt, VI. ID.
Honorary Member Imperial Medical Society Of st.
Petersburg. Russia, etc. All Who are run down aud
debilitated should take u. Beware OF limitations.
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rgoPIC-FRTIT LaXAFIvE.

TgoPlC-FRUIT LAXATIVE,
TEOPlC-FRUiT LAXATIVE,
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE.
psg,gED FROM TOPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS,
is THE
ss,r AND MOST AGREEABLE PREPARA-
TON N THE WORLD
FOR
CONSTIPATION,
BILIuC~NESS,
HEADACHE,
INDISPUSITION,
AND
AL pIsoRpARs ARISING FROM AN Oh
sYRUCTrD STATE OF THE SYSTEM.
La.ss and children. aud those who dislike taking
, and nagseoa. medicines TO secure cathartic ae-
ts are especially pleased with lis agreeable quail
- one half 10 one lozeuee Is the dose. Ask for
TRoPIC-FRUII LAXATIVE
ri,eke no subslitu for 1t. Packed in bronZcd tin
ses and sold by all frst-cass druggists.
srce 20 cents. Large boxes, 60 cents.
NH l0-deodly
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR RTo-DAY.-For the Middle
states, fair weather In the interior. and light
snow followed by clearing weather In The
east. rising barometer, and during Tuesday
stationary or slight rise in temperature.
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COMMON COUNCIL.

MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR-CUsTOM-
HOUSE SHORT OF FUNDs-THE NEW
HOOK LADDER TRUCk-TBE
MAYoR's-sALARY ORDINANCE DEFEAT.
ED-TwENTY.FivE THOUSAND DOLLARS
FOR A REGIMsNTAL ARMORY, &C., &C.
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TRoPIC-FRUII LAXATIVE
SIMMONS Liver REGtLAsOR.

DgINTERS, SHOEMAkERS, TAILORS,
AND ALL WHO LEAD SEDENTARY LIVES,
WILL FIND RELIEF AND CURE FOR
DISSIPATION. DYSPEPSIA, AND HEADACHE
by taking this
SEPLE, HARMLESS VEGETABLE COM
POUND.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-05

general freight agent OF the Richmond aud
DaDyille Railroad Company will take charge
OF the business coming under their depart.
menis from the Atlanta and Charlotte. All
other officers, agents, and employees before
In service on that road will be retained.
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WEsTPHALIA HAMS at
CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.

FuLCnER's AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA, WHIsxEY,
three years old. at $3.50 per gaon-a very superior
article; MoNTRosE Kentucky Rye wbiskey, four
wears old, at t3 per gallon. w. ID. BLAIR co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-05

II the 81. Jake's or ~. Georges Oh have failed
Won, Try the "CARMFLITE LINMENrn IL Is the
- coming samson for all rheumatic and neuralgic
pains. II sells az 25c. per botIe.