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a Complaint from StauntOn Grain
shippers.

Editors Dispotch: The agent OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad has served
notice on the llrgest grain.shippers that he
would not receive any wheat in deIot for
the purpose Of bulkins in ears, unless ship
pers give him the privilege OF shipping In
bags, at his discretion, in fOrty-eight hours.
This is practically refusing to receive wheat
at all. As the company has failed to pro-
vide track room for merchants to load them
selves, it seems unjust and great oOsliuc'
ton to business. In view OF these iactS
some Of the merchants are making efforts
n obroin rates from the Baltimore and Ohio
that will enable them to ship 10 Baltimore
instead OF Richmond.
The Baltimore and Ohio has always Of
ierod every facility to shippers OF grain, and
provided ample accommodations for all
freight offered. MERCHANT
StduntOn, March 10, 1881.
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John W. MoorefeId, OF this county Pitt
syivania], iefp bis wife and five children on
the 9th Of February aud ran of with girl,
the daughter Of respectable colortd man
by the name OF Isaac Hairston.-Daarate
Times.
We regret to ammo unce the death OF Miss
Hattie Goodwin, ssler OF Mr.. Robert h.
Goodwin, of our town, az her home, in Fin
castle, March sih. Our readers will recolect
Mis- Goodwin had falt upon the ice about
one month ago, from the ehscls Q! which
sbe has died.-Lexington Gasetle.
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POLICE PTCXNGs.-Inquiry at the several
police stations last night at midnight deyel-
oped the fact that business in police circles
was very quiet.
A, the First station Bradford Robinson
bad been locked up for stealing cow-hides
from the DanviIIe depot. and Samuel Jones
for stealing cart-tire from some person
unknown.
AT the second station there was nothing
worth reporting; and at the Third station
a few parties had been arrested for fast
driving and recognized for their appearance
at the Police Court this morning. Not a
very encouraging outlook for the " item "
tiend
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Public Schools The following pupils
were on the roll OF honor at the pubic
schools this week:
High School-Maud Gibbons, Nemme
Morrissette, Minnie Monteiro, Matte
Owens, Emma Turner, Ida Allsup, Emmit
Walker, Hattie Wells.
School No. 1-Lillie OVERLY.
School No. 2-Garand Burnett, Cary
French, james Mum, Rosa Dornin, Cors
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HEALTH Is WEALTH.

DIR. &. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT: a specific for HYSfERIA. DlZZl-
NESS, CONNULSIONS, NERVOIS HEADACHE,
MENTAL BEPRF SSION, Loss OF MEMORY,
PKF MATURE OLD AGE. caused bs Oycr-cNertiOn,
excesses. or oSerwofk OF the brain, which leads 10
msery, decay, aud death. One box viii cure recent
cases Zach box contains one months treatment.
one dollar box, or SIX boxes for fVe dOarS-st mt
by mail prepaid On receipt Of price. We guarantee
TX boxes 10 eure any case. With each order re-
eived by us Tor six boxes, accompanied WIN hNe
dollars, we viii send The purchaser our written
guarantee to return the money Il The treatment
does not effect a cure. Guarantees Issued by BODE-
kER BROTHERS Druggists, wholesale aud retail
ar, ntS. Richmond, Va. Orders by mail VIII recefge
pvStnt attention. mh l2-Tu Th&SdJy
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Green, Lizzie Hewlett. Nellie Leonard
Rose McCulIoch, Cora Snellings.
School No. 3-Hattie Blankenship and
John Wheat.
School No. 4-IIenry Bnell, Morton
Graves. Mamie knorr. Minnie Morrissette,
Bessie Farrar, Mary Snelipgs, Bette Gar.
Der, Willie Burton, Mittie Walker, Fannie
Sharp, Carrie Williams, Walter Freeman.
Primary School-Mary Burton, Myrtle
LithgOw, Katie Mccullough, Birdie Far
rer. Iiettie G0olsby. Lizzie Graves, Charlie
Bourne, Reece Crooks, James PIanz. Char
lie Root, Percy Reams, Douglas Sharp, and
Sylvester Wright.
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Editors Dispatch: You do me Injustice
in YOUR report OF tie case OF the Common.
wealth rs. John +. CrOssley, collector OF
Dover township, Goochland county, your
local this morning. While ii was alleged
that Crossley had made collections amount
ing to 81, $40 without turning in the same
10 the county treasurer, there was no PROOF
10 sustain such allegation. The action was
meant TO recover balance from the collec-
tor for his future 10 collect and pay over
faxes. and such balance was not claimed 10
exceed $500 The case was not continued; /;
the plaintiff took non-suit.
JOIN w. COTTRELL.
March H. 1881
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He Loved the Queen.

TORY SENTIMENTS EXPRESSED TO A RICHMOND
MAN BY RURAL yIRGINIAS son THE FOAM.
ING OCEANS ROIL.v
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j. +. BRooKEs.-This widely-known and
prominent gentleman died at his residence,
near Black Walnut, on Monday evening
the eth instant, in the seyentg-seyenth year
OF his age. He had been an invalid for
many months, and at times great sufferer.
For several days previous to his death he
was unconscious from paralysis, aud his
end was peaceful and painless.-HdiJd1
RecOrd
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WICRTDNEss.-NOt 4 bad heart, but diseased
Liver IS often the cause If violence Of ten per- vim
dc,iveness, and sometimes crime; for. when the
spleen Is affected, 'he heart Is ciogged in its better
impulses for want Of action 10 carry of the bile.
~ have USED SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR. not
only once. bar often, an1 can confidently assert L
has done me more good than any other medicine !
have ever used think II IS lhc greatest medicine
for diseased Liver made In The World. Many Of ny
neighboIs have used IL, and AL VIII say As much II
not more than 90 for rs virtues.
"JOHN }. ALLEN, BIbb county, Ca
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CStRT ORDEE..
II o. DAVIS * 60.

GRESHAM AID POLLARD ANDtFAI.>'
The following b. ah extract rom tl' dfc.tr rl-
tered in tai, can ol ne lth II Jan.1ry' LEI
The Court aoh adjud1c. o.f,r. aud pecfee 't.A,
this c1,i, l referred 90 Iu0Id }. iftis. one "
tie commissioners al this cougi, VINO D. iafii4 4
u inquire ard make poii 20 MS ~ ;it r' M"-
real -ta'e i th- cilT of Elchnnnd an e'ui =. ~
Iitnrirp ihe .aid -. :. Cr,usGsw and lEon 20 ''i-
itrl are -ciE q ., tenants a commons ttf Fl
10 irqgire aue report 10 th., court 90 = I. p. a!
estate either ih .ald tif' or r'1tl ih- NtI ' >;
Crnnehgw o. iAoma. Pollard arrIni,ti ii.iiI p q
or Possessed; 1tt SAIL ifcopha e'tN tf " N D."
.iinpie and tn uei annual Ftl1" "t i'i t,i Al
Nni rhc sal1 commissioner Is direc ~ % ak la
account of an ne lien~ 'N-liug riph .i'l f'dl
estate di.fiuuu-hug ts 90 hOW sucl ntl.s ave -
crIod wci hrg by d. taHt in iLt piNment Of ilA'.,
by iudgmcsts. o. hV f'rls ~ trusl aui -tr' zee
| counts shal' Distinguish ana dascfilaln w zen ~
the real estate Owned py said ftnsha" anb iri
rs fcntnis u common. their amouns, ara fIc rri.t
Of heir prltrty. And srel accounts sh~!i o. st.i-
| 2u.h ami assertion the hebs upon ih| .tai -- gre
owned ly the sad -. A. trensht~ in0lYilfl .tI'
| their am0unts and ordtr OF their pr0r'y.
Aud such acrDult. shah d-iiugui.E aud a.c tf'.A
the Hen upau the real t~ia'e pNbtd bt tt ''f !.
| Pollard IHdlyiGuaily, th,ir amounts az" ''1r
| thrir prioli,y.
aud retort whether The net annual yauc ~ ttt CDR
estate owned hy -. \. Crenihaw ana I in"mas 70 e
lird as tenants ~ common VIII pay "a ddd i.s'
charge the Hens thereon in i've yetrs
Aud the said commissioner is surhar l.rr'it' -
inquire ana report whether TIE hei annns! yai -
tn real estate owned hy %. 4 tTcn, aw w.l Ial ~
and dschIrgc tbe liens thereon in ave wears
And the said c0mmissi' ner = mr'h~f dfrcir9 -
(, quire aud report whether the net aLnGal tt '
n real estate owned b1 IhDmas Polar niii pay II
| and discharge the Hens Lrrc0u ~ hst years
And the said commissioner IS further f'tlr" I'D
inouire and Tepoft whether sale Wf the go cs 40"
owned by q. 4. Crsn,haw and Ipont' POLLARD -
tenants In common will he necessary in p1y OF tfi
dischargr the lien, ihcfcOn. Cr Whclef sale % any
part OF such estate "i pc necessary, aud u 50, ~lt
pant. , . 49,
inquire and reDOrt whether a sale Of aus such NJ
estate owned by - 4. CrensbaF iudiNiduail s.t
be- necessary In order 20 laY oH and discharge 'ilr
Hens thereon whether any part Of such real es-
tate should be- sold, aud, II 50. wha, part.
And The said commissioner Il her lItetfl 70
inquire and report whether sae of TIE e al esi,s
owned Dy Thomas P0ilard individually VIII De pe-
ccssaTy Ia pay ~ and discharge the lcbs 1beir /,
VII, thsr a sale OF part az such estate .apa
be made, and, II So, what part"
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IioRSFORp's ACID PHOSPHATE
IN NEEYsCs DEBILITY AND DYSPEPSIA.

have used Horsforl's Acid Phosphate to a con
siderable extent in practice durloe the past thre'
years, and have found II a valuable remedy I'm ner-
yous debility and atomic dyspepsia.
:. II. CHAPMAN, \. VI. VI. D.,
Physician 20 the Ncw Haven Hospital;
Physician to The New Haven Dispcusary;
Lettnrer on ThrOat Di.ea.es Yale College.
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DOCTORS !. W. Cox, T., D. Jones. II. VI. Paine. Of
Albany; Doctors }. o. Bloss, T.. B. waldo, f. :. 60
burn. Frank l.. Vincent OF Troy anI others equally
eminent, use and prescribe the LIEBIG COMPANY =
ARNICATED EXTRACT OF wren HAZEL. Be
ware of cheap coun;erfets. Cures Piles, CatIuh,
rheumatism, Female Complaints, and Neuralgia.
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THROUGH TO LYNcHBUEG.- The Richmond
and Alleghanv railroad will have its track
completed TO Scottsylle, distance Of eighty
miles from Richmond. by Thursday next.
The company has also acquired control OF
the packet line, aud Will be able to transport
passengers and freight to all points on the
canal. n new local freight tariff, which, il
is believed, will he acceptable to shippers,
will go INTO effect on the 18Th instant.
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YE FAIR ONES WHO so GRACEFULLY PRESIDE
At your hUgbdRds' hO'ptabie boards should furnish
his guests with HUB PUNCH, which ecip5es In
Glyer all punches hastily made Nix it either with
due ceor hot water. Sold by an grocers, wine mcr-
chants, and druggists AZ sl.2j ger bottle.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY G A. NJ, 40 {;
0 A. NJ, "A; noon. so; 8 =. NJ, 81; q p.
NJ, IS; midnight, A.
Mean temperature, 4G5.
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TUFTS RXPECT0RANT
TUFTS PILLS!

A SAFE AND GENTLE PURGATIVE, recommended
for the cure Of all diseases Of the stomach, vera
bowels. They purify The blood, increase thc appe-
tite, cause the bOdN 10 take or nesh, and by their
toSic action Os The digestive organs regular stools
are produced. Asa cure for Chills and fever, dys-
pepsia, sick headache, bilious collie, constipation,
rheumatism, piles, palpila,i0n Of the heart. pain IN
the side back and loius AMI female irregularities,
they are without rival. If you do not feel very
WELL" single pin at bedtime stimulates the siom-
ach, restores the appetite. and imparts vigor 10 The
system. Price, 25c.
OFFICE, 80 MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
WRITE FOR TUFTS MANUAL, FREE.
lfc l5-todtAp20I
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR T0-DAY.-For the Middle
States, clear weather, followed by increas-
ing cloudiness and possibly rain, northerly
veering TO eastcrly winds, stationary or low
er barometer, higher temperature in the
northern part.
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HARVEY a BLAIR

II HARNEY a BLAIR
OFFER TO THE TRADE.
AND MOST RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT ORDERS
leo bags CEOICE CLOVER.SEED;
eOn bags RIO COFFEE. az grades;
2uO bags I}iOiCf LAGUAYRA COFFEE;
90 mats C1b3fCE JAVA COFFtL;
4OU bnre. YELLOW SUGAR;
IVY barrels 4 SUGAR:
iVu barrels SRANULATED SUGAR;
SUU boNes sOAf, all graces;
~ hc<s CRS RChE'S SODA;
~ barrels 80 NACKtREL:
ZuO barrels EASTERN GROSS EFPEfNtiS
- barrels CtSA MOLASSE~;
iv1 snreiS MERCHANTS SYRUP:
- uerccs and 4arrels CHOIR l. RiCEi
- chesls tHWCE (3C NPDWDEK T&A;
~ chests CiOiCf ri LACK TEA:
-pV 1aifels EAEIY-ROSK. PELRIEsS, ani;
Ann SNOWFLAKE SO1ATOES;
,-,f f4CV farres FLOI *. all grades:
y 6GG0 jHuds CHOICE BULK SIDES:
=. UH0 S9unds CiIOICE BULK SHOULDERS;
@-22roooV hands CHOICE BACOS SlDES;
i09 l%Hnds CHOlCk BACON SHOULDERS {;
iUy . bBtsets LARD;
20 lielses CHOICE LEAS LARD;
go ietSes CHOICE HAMS;
WuW)WARE. all kinds;
,tfzD< aud JUCk ROPE:
WRAi NG.PAPEe. THINE, BLACK
s.e l. No. BLUlNG, HA1OhEs, &C., &C..
S"h AtGS I.It.S:
@Nva egs HCs,SE- and MULE. .SHOEs:
L.. good sock Of HEWIHG-TOBACCO;
---S.egxe - .egxes CHOICE CHEESE. 4sh ll-2m
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TREAsrRER'S NoTIcE ABOUT TAXES AND
C0UP0Ns.~-Those who have not paid their
State taxes for 1880 will fiGd an interesting
and Urgent notice from Treasurer Tinsley
in another column. You can now pay your
State taxes in coupons at their face-value,
and il deinguents do not voluntarily come
forward at once he Is going after them with
all the power OF the law.
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ROLL OF HONOR At THE RICHMOND HIGH
SCHOOL.-The following names appear on
the roll Of honor thS week at the High
School: Senior \ CIass-Emily COttrell,
Lummie Cunningham. Jennie Marin, Mary
II. Puliam. Leila Saunders, Christine Whit
tet, William A. Charters, G.. Il. London.
Senior Billie Carrington, Katie Dunkel,
Annie Elmore, Mary +. Folkes, Bessie
Hoge. Fannie Johnson, Irene Loyenstein,
Addie Mayo, Sadie McGilyray, Mary Win
>ton. intermediate A-Lilian Pace, Rosa
Sallmon,ky. intermediate B-Jennie Cot
trell, Alice Hamilton. George Hulce. Berta
Moon, Alice Taylor, Carrie Whitmore.
Junior A-Minnie Woodson, Lansing Fox.
Junior B-Carrie Clark, Bessie Tribbett,
America Johnson. hate Turner. Atten-
dance for the week 9G per cent.
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LINE. pLAsrEH. CEMLNr. Ne.

DOCKLAND LINE 800 BARRELS
IL FRESH HotKIAND LIME from the c.'..
brated "oolb Lime kllns.' ddy expected 'e-
schooner G.. VI. Hriulrd. for .'le pN from dora y
EoBiET WENDf NbURG.
No. SC- Man Itd II Fifteenth sute-.
NH - iW
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ENtERsIDNS
NAPrAlN ". y BRACES GRAND
lNlfrSIuN 10 EILRNpE.

Captain ". y BRAGG'S GRAND
- lXCUGSIrE 70 EUROPE.
The dctaIi of inis SEAND FXCIRSln' lave
now ail been arranged. BE party Will leave .pw
York city ON ihr l6TH DAY or JUNE. Bio he
spendh steamship "S-lfn OF NcLra.kA" 0f tbe
Srat- Linz ~ ocean stcauur-. THIS s. oue e. ne
finest steamers rgnnin- 0ut of New YORK The
company VIII De- uustr th, personal -uperiuterA-
cucr ~ Caita EraSg-1hD has lafCT ve'ur' 4
from q tour through Euiope-ani viii iisu t.r-
Mud, scotland. Ireland. frtlce, Germany ia'~.
switzerland. Belgium. aud Holland Tho l.uli
uip viii embrace about cishty-iiy days
Pariia, wishing q take any portion of 'lc Tt .l
irip ciu make terms az reduced rates.
l'crs ms Wishing further Information are .fgf--'-
al 20 send for pamphlet winch Is HOW ready 'or
general circulation. Address
taUtalu ". Y. BRk kGG,
40 Jos Eroad -tr,et. Richmond Va;
~. ANDREW WfL'H, 10,
Southern Express Office, Richmond Va
mi l2.S26
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THE PROPOSED ODD.FELLOws' DEMON.
sTRATIoN.- short time back the different
odd Fellows lodges in this city and Man
chester conceived the idea Of having grand
demonstration in honor OF the approaching
session OF tie Grand Lodge, which will be
held hCle the 12'h OF next month. I'm fur
therance II this object a committee Of three
from each Of the lodges was appointed to
form a general committee 10 consider
The matter. This committee met AT
Odd.FellOW>' Hall last night and de-
cided 10 have the demonstration on
the 18th of April. Prominent Odd.Fel-
lows from different parts Of the country
will be invited to deliver addresses, and
there will probably lie a >treot-parade. The
plrfies having this matter in charge are de-
termined that It shall be ore 0f the most in
tcre,tng events in the history Of Odd-Fel-
lOWship in this vicinity.
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LIEBIG CoMPANY's coca BEEF TONIC
" IS far superior to ;hc fl, ,honabIc and ilu.lye pre-
paratous or beef wine, amt iron" says Professor
+. W. Hunt, ". d., Honorary Member Imperh
Medical Society Of 81. Petersburg, Russia, etc etc
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FINE AND lNPGIsONMENT.-The Hastings
Court was engaged yesterday in the trlai Of
Charles baltimore, indicted for felonio@s
assault. The jury brought in a verdict Of
guilty OF an unlawful assault, and he was
sentenced to twelve months Imprisonment
in the city Jail and to pay fine OF 800.
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POLICE C0UIT.-The following cases were
disposed OF at the Police Court Yesterday
morning by Police Justice d. c. Richard.
son
Nelson White Icolored), for stealing lot
Of tobacco from l.. Lottier, was punished
with ten lashes.
Thomas McDonOugh was fined q for
being dlSOrderly in the street.
Robert Randolph was punished
With twenty five Iashes for stealing one lot
OF coffee from some person unknown.
Nike Barquit was fined q 80, and Jane
Roots (c0iOred) g, for disorderly conduct.
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CoNFIRMATIoN AT MoOREMEMORIAL CHA
PgL.-Bishop Whittle confirmed eight can
didates at Memorial chapel last
night-6ye ladies and three gentlemen:
There was large congregation present, and
the deepest interest was manifested In the
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IT Is OBVIOUS that wh,n the blood becomes cor.
Tupt the whole system IS corrupt also. The large
orty Of female diseases proceed from this cause
The true policy Is 70 direct the remedy 10 the fource
Of the disease. Or. TUFTS PILLS hes a specific
effect on the blood II purhes yialize II, expeling
all dlstelnper f,om The y tom.
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THE WRONG WORD.-When we said Of
Miss Brooks in our Mozart notice Yesterday
that her "gracefh r0caiizatiOn" pleased
her auditors, those who heard her fine piano
solo might readily supply the word inStru'
mentoti0n. which was intended. But to the
general reader yocaIizltiOn on the piano is
undoubtedly complication OF terms.
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VI. FLLYsOS & CO., advertising agents, insert ad'
yertsements In all Of the newspapers OF the United
states at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch couniing-room will receive prompt atten.
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COSTLY CAR-FARE.-In the Police Court
Yesterday Charles johnson (colored) was
lined five dollars for allowing his son Abra-
ham to climb on ear while it was in mo-
ton, in violation Of the city ordinance on
that subjCc,. The interview which took
place between father and son after the 2d-
journment OF the court was very pamlu!-to
bp son
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THE THEATRE-CEOMwELL'S FAREWELL
EXHIBITIONS To those who have attended
and appreciated Professor CromwePs art
entertainments this week it will be q sub
ject for regret that with his two matinee
performances to-day he concludes his en-
gagemeut here. Yet the support he has re-
ceiyed hJs been IN inverse ratio to the eX'
celcnce OF his illustration.
There was a fliratlendanre at the Theatre
last evening a1d the programme presented
was one OF the most beautiful and pleasing
he has yet shown. The scenes through
England, Scotland, Ireland, and Wales
were highly entertaining and enjoyable
while the stltuIry exhibited furnished eX
qui>itc specimens Of art.
This morning At 10 O'Clock a special en-
terainmeut for the public.school children
will BE- given. At Il matinee at 3 O'Clock th'
Professors engag, meat here will be con
cluded with a Trip Around the World
IL is needless 10 say hat those who attend
this last Performance will be thoroughly
gralified.
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L,rRrG,S EXTRACT OF MrAr.

I IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST NEAT.
FLAVORlNG STOCK FOR SOUS, MADE
DISHES. AND SAUCES.
LIE8IG COMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT sis
success and boon Tor which nations should
feel graieful."-See Medical Press" Lancet,
"Bri;ish Medical Journal &c.
CAUTION.-Genuine only with the flc sfotiic
of Baron L!ebs's signature in blue ink across
the label.
consumption in England increased teafold
IN ten Ne2rs.'
LIEBIc COMpANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT. To
be had Of all Storekeepers, Grocers, and Chem
lists. sOlesgen;s for the United States (wholesae
only!, c. David 4 Co., 43 Mark Lane, London,
Englaad. mh l5-S5st
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"You may break, you may shaiter the vase If you
will.
Bu the scent Of the roses VIII cline round Il st''
was written In a spuit prophetic Of }. Il f. ATKIS-
SONS Extract Of White Roses.
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PERSONAL AND BRIEF LOCALs.-Mr. and
Mrs. RoesSler, Of Charlotte, \. C.. are
REGISTERED at Ford's Hotel. The handsome
bride is well known in this city.
With the exception OF a number OF eases
docketed there was little OF importance
transacted al the Circuit Court Yesterday.
\ local operate charade has been recently
written by Richmond artist, and il is said
it Will soon be presented for the benefit C{
IN art association.
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W. ID. BLAIR & CO. have been appointed agents
foi Jules numm Champagnes for the State Of
Virginia. This wine equals any, and MeSsrs BLAIR
A CO. propose TO sell II lower than any other fine
grade Of Champagne. They are also ageats for the
celebrated Knickerbocker Gin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-12

Manchester Presbyterian Church.-Rev
Mr.. Reynolds will preach at II A. NJ. Rev
W. n. Campbell at 1880 p. VI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-12

THE THEATRE TONIGHT. Milton MOBILES
and his company will appear at the Theatre
tonight in the American melo. drama enti-
tied "Thc PteniX," IN which Mr.. MOBILES
impersouates the dual roles OF Carroll Graves
and Jim BludSoP. The boys will doubtless
turn out in full force and give expression to
their long pcni-up feelings as the villain
who pursues the sweet young girl through
the play Is finally overcome.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-12

AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. ~, hor;es, mule
new and second buggtes, phaeions, foekaways
&C., &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-12

BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocnEs will instantly
relieve a COUGH, COLD, Or IIOARsENEss. Twen-
ty-uye cents.
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8ieIlmcnd 1ispatth.
SATURDAY........ MARCH IL, 1851.

AS- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CfRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-12

HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM,
GIVES TO EVERY WOMAN
A FAIR, FREsH AND
BEAUTFUL COMPLEXION.
No matter Low much II may have become i'm.
haired by nature or Otherwise, 10 makes the SKIN
PURE, SOFT and LIKE THAT OF YOUTH.
II Is not only ELEGANTLY pERFCsED, but 1t IS
I'm ever way mos, perftc, wash snd a SPLENDID
LOTION.
Its APPLICATION cannot possibly be detected
and Is harmless rs water.