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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-29

Brief Uems.--The term OF imprisonment
OF john Henry Holmes (coIoredl. who was
sent to the county Jail for unlawful assault,
will expire next month.
The remains Of Mr.. Isaac MorrSset'e,
who died suddenly in West Virginia, Will
reach tbi, city this morning.
William Mitchell, who was sent 10 the
Che, teriieId Jail for >iX months Tor stabbing
a colored man at Granite with pair OF
scissors, will b. released in March. as MS
term of Imprisonment will then eXpire.
The county roads are In tolerable good
order at present. Some have been im-
proved recently.
Joseph Briggs (colored), charged with
perjury, was taken before Judge Gregory,
Of Chesterfield, yesterday, on a writ OF hd-
bedS corpus on application for bail. The
case was being heard when this report
closed.
City Engineer Lipscomb is engaged in
repairing the water.piDe on Seventh street.
The river is about at its usual height, and
the wafer is somewhat clearer than 1t has
| been for more than week.
At the last meeting Of the City school
Board nothing but the usual routine WORK
was done.
The remains OF Mrs. Snellings, who wa
burned to death IN this city wednesday
night, were taken 10 Chesterfield yesterday
| for interment.
TIE ice on the brick.yard ponds in The
cty was about one and a half inches Thick
Yesterday morning, and a few persons were
out skating early in the morning.
Rev. Mr. Woodward, OF the Methodist
church, is still lying quite sick at his resi-
dence,.n this city, aud il is hoped that h'
may soon entirely recover from his severe
indlspostiOu.
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MANCHEATEK AND VICINITY.

Roll of Honor.-The following pupils
were on the roll OF honor at the public
schools this week:
High SchooI-E. Morrissette principal
Ida Allsup, Maud Gibbons, Maud Hewlett,
Lena Litbgow, Agnes Jewett, Nemmie
Morrissette, Matte Owens, Emma Turner,
Mamie Suead. Hattie Wells, Emmie Wal
ker. Willie Mathews, A. B. McCuIloch,
Augustus Smith, Willie III. Winfree, Louis
Kidd.
School No. Miss Bette l.. irwin
teacher-Charles Sims, Frank Wheat, Lii
lie overly. Ira Brander. Eva Harrison.
School No. 2-Mi>s II Lyon teacher
| Lawrence Bailey, DannIe BrodnaX, Harry
lCaIligan. LiUnie Cer>ley, Harold Duval,
james Mum. Rosa DOrniD, Cora Green,
Grace Hall, Nellie Leonard, Rose McCul-
| Iocb
School No. 3-Nliss Mamie Hatcher teach
er-Etta Adams, Addie Leonard, Eua
Spain, Minta Spain.
School No. 4-Miss +. French teacher
Henry Buell.. LOttie Baird, Ollie Elder, Ar
thur Waugh, George McCuIloch, Willie
Burton. Bette CARRIER. Carrie Williams.
Primary Schooi-Mrs. Hall teacher
Linnie Bailey. Katie Mccullough. Ella
Powers, Birdie Farrer, Myrtle Lithgow,
Emma Porter, Aggie PAYNE, Claude Farmer,
Henry Yaden, Douglas Sharp, Sylvester
Wright, Waller Adams, George Jarrell'
Bobbie Topham.
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rt ,cK SILKS and SATIN DE LYON at greatly
rcdnred urlces-don't buy before seeing our
FANCY DRESS GOODS reduced from rs TO 80
NEW SHiR;iING PRINTS, CAMBRICs, and PER-
coI11rtED1 FRENCH COTTON HOSE for chill
Jren-these hose viii last fully three times as
long - The orsnary article; .
ELEGANT 1ACE TibitS at about one nan Oh
REMNHNfS OF BLACK GRAPE. among which
y.in be found some extra heavy aud wide, tuit
able for ycils
BLSCK SILK VELVET, n inches wide, at $3.50
ptr yard. worth 81: - ,
4 mi S~,9rtmenG of CAMBRICS. MUSLIN5, and
other WIFI GOODS; ..,
TOWELS. .TABLE-CLO1 lis, NAPKINS;
UDILIFS. TABLE aud NO-COVERS;
CANTON-FLANNEL DRAWERS for ladies at
CAHT0N-FLANNEL DRAWERS for gentlemen
CAIIGO WRAPPERS Ginedl at s1.25,sl.5o' and
TINfYSG'RD. WIDE CAMRRIC at l2ggc. per yard I;
See our stock Cf TAPESTRY. THREE-PLY, and
I\GRAIN CARPETS at The reduced prices;
DRUGGkTS. RUGS, MATS. HASSOCk>, and OI-
TOMANS very cheap: .
BUTTOHs, GIMPs, FRINGES, and other DRESS
Two.BUTT0N OPERA KID GLOVES at 25c. a
New Tsi si,ies of JET. GILT, PLATED, and CELLU-
LOID JEWELRl:
FOUR-PLY LINEN CUFFS at l5c. pair worth
LACE CURTAINS aud LACEs FOR CURTAINS
GHT.BAND WINDOw.sHAD with FIX
FURE> complete, for $50 pair-would be
cheap at 81.
The largest variety of goods 10 he found in this
eli, Al LEVY BROTHERS.,
rs IQl7 and 1919 Main street.
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POLICE CoURr.-The following cases were
DISPOSED of a. the Police Court yesterday
morning by Poice-Justice ID. c. Richard
son:
Alfred and Gus Henna, charged with OBJ
tainipg five dollars fGom Susan Jacobs
under false pretences. Discharged.
I Greeu Robinson (colored) was charged
with breaking into the house OF Mary Wood
son aud removing furniture therefrom.
Discharged.
Henry Clay (colored) was charged with
being a suspicious character. Continued
TIL to-day.
Peyton Booker was fined IS for ASSAULT
ing and beating Robert Page.
Bernard Briggs (colored) was charged
with three eases OF larceny. First. stealing
one lot OF butter from Kindred X Galloway !;
second, feloDiOusy entering IN the night
time the store OF w. b. Hersman and steal
lug one lot OF coffee and chest OF tea (;
third, breaking and entering In the night
time the store of NoTvell Il Leake and steal
ing sundry articles OF wearing apparel.
Continued till to-day. 80,
Mauie Brown (colored), charged with
stealing one sewing-macb,ne from Jim Heck
man, was sent on to the Hastings Court.
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yIrginla's Great Railroad TIP the
James.

THE APPEARANCE oF'THINGs FROM THE
CITY pUaP.HOUsE TO THE RICHMOND
AND ALLEGHANy RAILROAD bEPOT on
BYRD sTREET-LAND-PURCH
TURNTABLES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
RY AND PERMANENT ARRANGEMENTS
FOR FREIGHT AND PAssENGERs-THE
PROPOSED UNION DEPOT OVER THE "a
SIN nc &c
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TIE CoScEIr BY Sr. PAUL's CBrgc1
CHOiR.-As will have been seen by pre-
yoUs announcement, the concert OF ST.
Paups Church choir for The benefit Of The
Home for Aged and In6rm Women has
bren fixed for Monday evening next. The
sale OF reserved seats will commence at
Ramos x Moses this morning.
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EMMETT As FRITz.-Mr. Joseph X. En-
NETT. the talented comedian, will appear for
one night at the Richmond Theatre on
Tuesday next as "Fiitz in Ireland" He
has made quite a reputation in this play,
and OF course our theatre-goers will want 10
see bim,~ The sale Of reserved seats begins
this morning
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WICKEDNEss.-Not a badheart but diseased
Liver is often the Of violence OF ten per- vim
dctiyeness, and sometimes crime; for when The
spleen Is affected The heart H. closeed In It's letter
impulses for want of action Ia carry of the bllr.
~ have used SIMMONS LIVER REGCLAIoE. not
only once, but often. anf can conhdentlv ASS r. u
has done me more good than auy other medicine
have ever used. think II Is The creates, medicine
for diseased Liver made In the world. Many OF my
neghbors have used H. and all will say a much II
not more than DO for It's virtues.
"JOHs }. ALLEN. Bibb county, Ca
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TIE WILHELM CONCERTS. Ts.-Tbe sale Of
reserved seats for these combination con.
ceris will begin this morning at Jobnston's.
No lover Of music should fail to await him
self OF these charming occasions for real en-
joyhent. which will take place az Mozart
Hall on Wednesday and Friday evenings.
and at q matinee Saturday afternoon.
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CUEsTgRTrELD COUNTY, January 2s. 1881.
ATESSRS EDITORS RICHMOND Dis

CUEsTgRTrELp COUNTY. January 2s. 1881.
ATESSRS. EDITORS RICHMOND DIS
w PATCH notice in your issue 81 18th Janu-
AIRY card over the signatures Ct many ciiizeDs or
Clover IIil and Midlothian magsterial districts rec
dng me "a suitable IersOn for The ONCE u
sherii OF our county tChesterGeldI. The same card
urges re 10 an IL mediate resp ,nse. trust CRATE
fully appreciate the complimentary notice made or
me by my friends In said card and hereby re>peet-
fully ANNOUNCE MYSELF a CANDIDATE In
aceort ance with Their recommendation. should my
ow.ciLens see 6t TO honor me with the position
of above. named Office, pledge myself faithfully To
discharge the many ddiies devolviDg upon me- Tbis
announcement of mine IS subject to any change
which the preliminary elections OF the county may
see ht TO make Resp cifuily,
j. L. GOODE, HasborG post Office,
"a 2g-it& Chesterfield county, Va.
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WHEN COLD BLASTS BLOW. or when summer heat
ana dust parch CUR throafs, "HUB PUNCH Is
equally acceptable. With hot toditr IL far txeeis
ordinary ioddies, and II is uneqaalled with hpe ice'
lemonade, milk, etc. IL nakes splendid !" night
can TAX, n upon going 10 bed. Keep IL In readi-
ne,s. sold by dealers generally at vi .25 bottle.
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ERBiSG rs TUNAy -Of 'bis we had roreib'e
,usuaion Wien, in yesterdays issue, fypaesIlii-
cal error maee ~ offsr the public an articIr un-
known to commerce-yiL. !: Choice Bissehsd.r IN.
stead OF" Our Choice Blended Coffee. We DO no:
bsIleye that any process of bl aching Though hene.
cisi 10 some articles Of food ud IN suywise Irns
prove good coffee. aside ioiDIiably rjrh GEAR dark
brown color, when combined with bigif strength
a good cup OF coffse. "Opy Choice Btended~ u,s-
sesses in the highest degree all these qualities ard
therefore we confidently recommend II 10 an fosers
OF good coffee. II Is not ground coffee. but sold ig
the berry. that all may Judge OF its quality before
buying. WERyB 4 sLATER,
0l6 east Marshall street.
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CoNvICr RECElvED. j.. Grady
was received at the pententlary yesterday
from Frederick, burg to serve 6fteen years
for burglary. having been convicted in
three cases, and his punishment fixed at
five wears i'm each case.
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CITY MIsGfON.-The managers OF the City
Mission say they feel that ii is due the llbe-
raj ciilzen> OF Richmond to give them some
account OF their stewardship since the mis-
sion.hOuse was opened the Isl OF December,
in order that they may feel assured their
donations have been properly applied. They
say that within the past two months larger
amount of work has been done than within
the same period at any time since the Mis-
sion was established four years ago. The
quantity OF soup issued was 1000 quarts |;
bread, 1000 pones; number OF sick given
grocery ratiOns, 500; old garments distrib-
ured, 1000; old shoes, 200 pair; % comforts,
81 yards new flinnels, 800 yards OF cotton.
The charitable citizens have voluntarily
done their part in supporting this good
work, and the ladies now await the action
OF the Council, confidently believing they
will donate to the Mission means 10 carry on
the work To the month OF May. The Coun-
cl in December donated to the Mission 200
loads OF coke, all Of which has been be-
slowed where most needed.
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Andre,cS'S Bazar for February has been
received from The publisher. Mr.. W. x. An
drews, New York and Cincinnati. This Is
an excellent fashion paper-coptains, be-
sides, much that is readable.
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DRY GOODS. NOTIONS, dc.

HOLIDAY GOODS
AT
A., ,HUTZLER & SONS,
500 BROAD STREET.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
A large assortment of NOVELTIES for the holi-
in part ..,, , ma,
s'fIT61ED HANDK ERCHIEES for ladies,
gentlemen, aud children; tICHCES, SCAttS,
COLLARS. and CUFFS embroidered ana pam :
LADIES and GENTLEMEN'S NtCkWEAR,
CONBS BRUSHES. and POCKET-BpDhS;
NUBIA<. HOODS, SACQUES, ULSTERS, CAEDi-
GAN JACKETS; ,,,,,,,.,,,n r..
ladies, gentlemen and children
TOWELS, NAPKINS, and TABLE-DAMASh;
LACES, RIBBONS, and NOTlONs' III ehuieSs
BJ, ASKETS. FLANNELS, AND CASsIMERES.
Our stock of DRESS GOODS, CLOAh>'a ana D'h-
MANS we offer at greatly reduced prices. call Is
solicited. u 10
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~TorICr-THE UNDERSIGNED. Dur :

~ Il.
y chasers of The WASHINGTON CRY. vlR-
GINA MIDLAND AND GRkkf >OCIHEkN
RAILROAD COMPANY, have organiled ihem-
selves into corporation bs the name of luk
VIRGINIA MIDLAND hallway toMPANl.'
aud have d,clai9d the stockholders ~ . The Vig-
yinia Midland Railway COMPANY" 10 %, tie parties
sn,led To siocx under the several provisions or The
scheme OF reorganization. The undcrsi ned now
,iyr notice that there will De mev,ng oI the said
siockholdeYs on TUESDAY the ist day oi t6tu-
ary ISL at ~ O'Clock n0on al the General Onlfes
on the ,omusny, at Alexandrs, Va, Tor the purpose
OF T1KCTlNG The PRESIDENT AND DI6EC-
TuRS OF the yrgiaia Midland Railway t0mpsnv,
aud suthorzing the Is OF the moT gage bonds pro-
yidcd for by the scheme of reorzsnizat.on, and
trausacfng any o her corporate business.
The stockholders entitled TO vote AZ said are,ing
are only snch ~ we're OF record ON the books of the
safe Deposit aud Trust Company of Baltimore city
on Monday, the 10Th day OF January. 1881.
ROBERTT B,LDWfS,
j. WILCOX BROWN,
RoBERT GARRETT,
Trustees for the Assoc i1ed Bondho.ers spd c--''i
tors. "a ltSASw
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To make tue hands smooth, TO keep the hps
from chapplng, there 10 uothsng better than THIS
excellent preparation. Now that me cold weather
has set In everybody should have some OF u.
Prepared by T. RosEsrs BAKER, pragsi't, No
el3 Main street. aeh f
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WINES AND LlQUoRs sold by US with our war
ranty can be relied on as pure aud wholesome.
VERNE q SLATER, Gr0cers,
GIG east Marshall street.
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A RELIC OF THE PAsr.-At the foot oil
Eighth street, near the bridge, In the oasin'
tie packet.boat Clinton Is submerged hef
entire length up TO the lower silis OF her
cabin. windows. The presence In her Inn.
mediate vicinity OF the ..ineviiatie small
boy - is denoted IN the destruction OF most
OF the visible giass'paues.
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THE IMPROVEMENTS AT GAMBLE's-DTLL
PARK The Improvements recently COM
plered To Candles Hill Park make the ap.
proacnes 10 that popular thol oughfare ie-
semble the outer bastions OF first class
Confederate fortI1caliOn during war times.
They stand out IN bold relief compact,
solid, firm their rounded sides reflected In
the glow OF the setting sun. The cause
ways above them are daily traversed by car
riages and other vehicles containing sight
seer,, casual vIsioIs, or resident citizens
taking airings. When The trees with which
this "citv lung" has been planted shall,
uuder the inspiIaiing influence OF time, az
ford their grateful shade, then will Gam
bIe's.HIl Park be ga thing OF beauty and
a ioy forever" to our people.
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A PocKETFUL or MONEY amounts to little when
he alth is gone. TO enjoy life, good appetite sound
digestion, and elastic limbs, take TUFTS PILLS
Then, ii you are poor, YOU will be happy; II rich
YOU can enjoy your money. They dispel low spirits
aud give bdoya yancy 10 mind and body.
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NOTICE TO .pOLICY.HOLDERs OF

~ THE PIEDMONT AND ARLtNGfOS INSu-
RANCE -poiiey-aolders Of TIE Ped
mont aad Arlington Iasur1gee toDpany a,c in-
yited 10 cail at lhp OH 20 ~ rilt LIFE IS>u-
RANCE COMPANY or NtRtH>IA.>o o Tenlh
sircef. on and after iHu uHsDAf. jaanary 27,
lssf, for fni details ~ method 10 usnsfeg wth
tue Least possible loss 10 the lst er company.
The terms OF the lifesInsuranee fompany or
ylr.na are as favorable thore af am her. Its
ratio Of security To haAiy Is the gresiest of any
company In the United states. hs policies are fn-
contestible aer thrs esears except tor actual trsc.
ia ten YEARS Of ope-asi ion u has nv had 10 be
fcre 4 90 sstiiemept by tugmsBt ~ hw. u ,ioes
mol one dollar beyono IT, tesess.. nor does one
nolr OF disputed ciaim sxit sgstns, ~ Its policy
ths Uahed sislexin proportion ~ prsmiuu charged.
nd its reserves Are ,astst IN rvaeA VI - p ev.
Eoldr. JAMES w, Pt0RAN. Xcrtizry.
SAMUEL u PArL ''wsideet n 0A.lw
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LINEN GOODS a specially At LEVY BROTHERS.
See their assortment Of Table-Cioth, Napkins,
DoiIies, Towels, Tray-6oths, Crumb-Cioths' Pll-
Iow-Case Linen, Handkerchief, and Irish Linen.
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DELAYED THREE HoURs.-Tbe accOmmO.
dation train on the Richmond. FrederickS-
burg and Potomac railroad, which leaves at
4 O'Clock, had Just passed the culvert about
half a mile from Hungary station when the
train came o a sudden stop. ON eXamina-
ton the tire on the right driving-whee was
found broken and loose. The pump OF the
air.brake was slightly battered, as well as
the detached iron frame over the wheel. AS
there was no telegraph Office nearer than
Boulton The porter was dispatched to the
shops, who returned IN very short time
with another engine, bringing machinist,
several hands. tools. &c. The broken engine
was taken off aud the lrain soon sped on to
lis destination. Fortunately the engineer
stopped his engine in time, and perhaps
prevented what might haye been a serious
accident.
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LADIES UNDERWEAR Of our own manufacture.
weseli better article for The money than The goods
made elsewhere, so encourage home enterprise
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CITY WATER SUPPLY.-Two days ago the
water in the river in the Vicinity OF me
pump.house of The City Water Works abaied
sufficiently 10 allow the constant and active
use of every existing appliance for The
specdy and effective suppression OF me then
threatened water-tamine. Yesterday the
large canal-boat COrnela was found drawn
lid I'm front of The steam-nump house, dol
lywood side OF the canal, discharglng a
cargo OF coal to the accompaniment OF
the whir OF the immense engine wlthin
busy at work forcing water into the ola
reservoir. This is water-engine No. y.
ON the other side, within the pump-house,
Engines Nos. /, .. 8, 4, D, and were en-
gagged in Il " "meriy-go-round." putting III
their best licks In the same useful direction.
Pumps Nos. and s, driven by the immense
turbine wheel in the west end OF the build
ing. were doing their appointed work also
in diyerting millions OF gallons OF the
James wateiy treasure up the hill Tor tne
nee of our citizens. All the pumps-niDe
in pumber-are going night and day now.
The ouantity accumulated far exceeds the
sunnlv. and the wafer in both reservoirs Is
steadily rising 10 its accustomed level. Work
is also actively progressing at Inc new pump
works at Threemile locks, hundredS OF
hands being engaged daily in bringing Or
der out Of chaos there. When the upper
establishment is completed no capilce oi the
.s noble James" " will be in anywise able 10
affect our supply Of the necessary II not
vital fluid. Snow yet fingers on The roofs
and In the yard OF the buildings at the
nump-house, showing that II enjoys u cooi
ioeation as well as many water privileges.
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PORTO RICO, NEW ORLEANS, AND OTHER
GRADES 1oLAssEs also SYRUP, at
VERNE & SLAIER'ss
No. GI6 east Marshall street.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done stthe
DISPATCH PRiSTINC-ilousE. Good work, low
prices and satisfaction guaranteed.
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THE fourth WEEK OF PRAYER-l0CNG
MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION MEETINGS.
The services Yesterday evening were beld at
The First Baptist church. A large congre-
cation was present, and exhibited deep IN
ierest. Several requests for prayer were
received. The Rev. W. G. Sh ietler, OF the
EDgiish Lutheran church. led the n Getting,
and delivered an earn( s. address on the topic
OF the evening, and at the close OF his re-
marks be made touching appeal to any
present who wished the prayers OF Coos
people to signify their wish by rising IN
their places. In response two OF the con-
gregation by rising asked the prayers OF the
meeting. BY request the meeting this eve
ming will he held at The Broad Street Meth
odist church from ) to 6o'clOck, and Will be
conducted BY the Rev. DR.. III. A. Tupper.
The pastor 0f Broad-Street church (ReV.
Dr. Starr, in few pleasant words, assured
the audience that his church would be COM
foTtably warm during the service.
The meeting on next Monday evening
will be held at st. Marks Episcopal church,
corner of First and Clay streets, from . to
6 o'clock, and will be conducted by Rev.
DR.. Minnigerode.
There was also q meeting last evening on
Church Hill, at the Leigh-Street Baptist
church, conducted by the Rev. DR.. Bledsoe,
of Trinity Methodist church, and the IN
teresf manifested In the services by the peo-
ple OF Church Hill has led to the determi-
nation to continue the services in that part
of the city.
The meeting this evening will be held al
the Third Presbyterian church from 10 q
O'Clock, and will be conducted by the Rev.
Or Pollard, OF the Leigh-Street Baptist
ahurch.
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VI. ELLYsOS & CO., advertising agents. insert adj
veiisemens in all of the newspapers OF the United
states at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch counting-room VIII receive prompt atten-
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ASK TO sEE TIRE IMPORTERS SAMPLE tor on
FINE LACE TfpiEs that LEVY hRofiikks' sr'
sellue at about one half OF regular priees.
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ONE HUNDRED REM ANTS OF WORKED Cur
TAIN MusLIgs and NOTTINGHAM LAcEs for eur
iains 10 be closed out At low prices at LEVY BRO
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HORsFoRL's ACID PHOSPHATE
For SEAsICKNEss.

Professor ADoLPH OFT said: " IN the plurality
OF cases saw the violent symptoms yield which
characterize that disease, and give way TO healthy
action Of the functions impaired
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DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOoDs.-The cheapest
vet. Big reductions In prices. Now Is The time 10
buy az LEVY BROTHERS.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR T0-DAY.-For the Middle
States, clear or fair weather, norlherly TO
westerly winds, becoming variable during
Saturday, rising followed by falling barome-
ter, and slight changes in temperature.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cold.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY G 4. NJ, 81:
Q A. NJ, %; noon. 40; Z. NJ, 81; q p.
NJ, 81; midnight, 30.
Mean temperature, 81 6.
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EMINENT DIR. II. r. WALTON,

Colden's LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF
is superior to Cod-Liyer OIL or anything have ever
used In wasted or impaired constitutions
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Come early, as at these prices they cannot last
long. STEVENS,
h26 Central Block, corner Fifth and Broad.
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ROCKS. STATIONERY, &e.
CHAKsPEARE's PLAYS AT 8 CENTS
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