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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-03
Incxcu.able IrresuIarity OF the Mails



II Is very well known that the Observer
has not joined in the very general cry OF
abuse OF the mail service during the past
two months. We have been and are yet dis
posed TO attribute the repeated failures and
delays Of the mails to The extraordinary Sc
verify OF the weather, and when complaints
have been made we preferred TO COMMUNE
cate privately with the authorities OF the
Post. Office Department, and thus seek a
remedy for the Deficiencies that have from
time TO time appeared. This has been done
repeatedly, but the relief which IN some
cases could easily have been given by pro-
per attention 10 the details OF the business
has not been afforded. The thing is grow
ing unbearabIy mOnoionous. The Concord
Sun of recent date says:
"There was no Charlotte Observer yes
terday OF this pOsf.ofiice. II missed en-
tirely last Saturday"
TO this may BE- added the following from
the Register, published in the same place !:
THE mail train from The South passed
Yesterday morning without mall.car. Inc
mail agent was on the train. Important
busincSs-letiers, besides the expected pa
pers from the South, especially the always
eagerly lOoked.fOr Charlotte Observer, were
not received. This disappointment occurs
once or twice every week"
These constitute only sample of the
many complaints that come from Concord
and other neigbbOring towns, and many
subscribers have threatened TO stop their D.
peIs unless the irregularities aic corrected.
Now, we respectfully submit that there Is
moi the slightest excuse for these continued
irregularities. II they occurred only occa-
>Ionally we could afford to pass them by IN
>lcr ce: but they are OF almost daily Occul-
renee. We can very well afford 10 wait ill
noon, as we frC quently do, for the northern
mail, which should arrive in the morning
fourteen hours beforehand attribute these
delays to accidents incidental 10 long line
with numerous connections, the breaking
Of any one Of when would bring about this
result; but when it comes 10 such pass
that the mail service cannot carry paper>
distance OF twenty miles with - much regu-
iaTiiy as was observed twenty years ago, 1t
is becoming a very decided failure.
We merely desire TO call attention TO tbi,
state of affairs now. Ii there IS not de-
cdcd improvement, and that shortly, we
propose 10 investigate the matter still lur-
tber. and shall not hesitate 10 place The
blame on the shoulder. upon which ii should
rPSt
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NANCHEsTER AND VICINITY.

Brief items. The Manchester water
power Yields 4 revenue 0f $4,000 per an
nun, which is per cent. on more tnan bali
the debt OF the city. IL is valued at
$l50000
A new sign has been put mp at the post.
office. II Is the neatest one IN Manchester.
The pavement on Hull street was very
sleeiy yesterday, and several person' fell
down, but none were reported injured.
Another horse ran away on HUI street
yesterday MOI ming, throwing colored man
of OF it's buck upon the rocks, slightly brui-
sing him.
There was skating on the brick-yard
ponds In and around the city yesteI Say.
The ponds froZe over during The night.
The eanaf al the foot Of Hull street was
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-03

DEATH OF Mr. WILLIAM j. RIDDTcK.-Mr.
William j. Riddick, whose Illness we men,
toned few days ago, died at bis residence
in this city last evening. in the sixty.first
year OF his ogc. Mr.. Rid lick was well
known in Richmond, and had many friends
who will deeply regret 10 hear OF his death.
lie was Assistant Superintendent OF The
City Water-W Works. having held the position
for nearly twenty years. Prior 10 his con-
nection with the city government he was
bo0kkeeper for one Of the tolGccO.manufac-
turing establishment, Of The city. He was
at one time an active member OF the Rich
mond Light Infantry Blues, and at the time
Of hi, death wa> an honorary member OF the
organization. He was also connected win
some Of the benevolent orders OF Richmond,
and was secretary of Richmond Randolph
Lodge, No. 10, of MasOnS.
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frozen over yesterday, and there was ice
along the banks Of the river from Mayo's
bridge as far down "a the eve could see.
Several reports will be presented at the
meeting OF the Council tomorrow night to
be acted upon.
The City Attorney is still urging In the
courts Manchester's claim TO certain riparian
rights.
The original lease OF the Old Dominion
Cotton-Mills dates back 10 1889. This IS lbe
Oldest mill In Manchester.
Rev. Il. +. Woodward. OF the Methodist
church. is s,lll very i'll. His sou, Rev.
Frank Woodward. is here with him. Not
only Mr.. Woodward's congregation, but the
entire community, Join in the hope that he
may soon recover from his severe indisposi-
ton.
There were services at several OF the
churches in the city last night.
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Melting Snow IN 0b,ain Water.
WELLS, CIsTERNS, AND gVCLEIS DRY ~ Az
ABOUT kINGSrON.


ABOUT KINGSTON.
KINGSTON, y. i, February Mot in
many years has water OF all kinds been 20
scarce in this city, county, and surrounding
country as now. The drought began here
nearly year ago, and at no line since has
the soil had anything like normal supply
OF water. Streams were very low all
summer, and crops were parched and
shortened. Ii was supposed by many
that the evil would be remPdied by
the usual cOpiOuS late fall rams. But
instead came the heavy SHOWS ana severe
cold of early winter, aud now wells and
springs never known to fail before are
either dry or too low and toul 10 be Of SER
vice. The stream., brooks, and riyulets are
frozen nearly solid; saw-miIIS, gristmillS,
and other factories dependent upon water
as a motor, are idle, and everybody is look
inc anXiou,Iy forward to the breakup OF
winter a. the only hope OF relief. Clsterns
in this city have also become very low and
empty, and the priucipal occupation Of
hundreds Of hOuSch0lCeis Is melting
snow to obtain water for drinking and all
other purposes Roofs are well supplied
with snow, but nature has ihuS f1T shown
very little disposition TO thaw il, and frtizen
leaders would have refused 10 conduct il
into The cisternS ii she had. Throughout
the county, and adjoining locality also, the
scarcity OF water is Il source Of great lnc0n-
yenlence. Farmers are compelled 10 melt
snow for their slOck in many cases This is
done in large Kettles hung over fires built
outside in the oId-fdshioI ed way. and the
process is attended with much time md Ia.
Dor, rs is readi Y apparent. For family
uses in such cases, OF course, the same
source OF water supply must he rc>Orted to-.
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Nc. SpUrgeon wrote the other day that
the most useful members OF churcn were
usually those who would "be doing harm
If they we're rot doing good. They could
not be chips in the POI oIrldge-they must
favor il cue way or the other" In my
Young days" be continued, 81 feared
I sad many odd things ana made many
biunders, but my audiences were not
bypercritleal. and no newspaper writers
dosgcd my heels; and so l bad happy
training .gfouDd in which, by continual
~, actice, 1 attained such degree OF ready
soefch as now possess. There is no. way
"a learning Ia preacn which eau be com.
pared 10 preaching Itself. IL you want 10
swim you mist get toto the water"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-03

THE THEATRE-DUPREZ Il BENEDICT'S
MINsTRELs.-After the disappointment Of
the previous night the yOtarieS OF burnt
cork opera at least were treated To q really
amusing ana varied performance last night
by DupreZ Il BeDedicl's welI-knOwn and
popular minstrel company. The pro-
gramme was lengthy one, the jokes for the
most part were new, the vocal and nstru-
mental gems were well executed, aud every
artist cXcelled in his peculiar specially.
Mr.. Kelly's "When the Flowers Fall
Asleep" was well sung, and received hearty
applause. The quizzical ditIios OF the Plan.
tation Bellies" were new, and were enthusl-
astically received. and Mr.. Tom Wartield
cOnyulSed the audience with laughter by his
cuI ious ano cdOteS, comic songs, and flnaS-
tic African harp performances. The "Phi-
lOsOphers OF Comedy and Music" especially
The latter, are Il treat in themselves the
LIMITATIONS OF Tie bagpipes and other inStrn-
ments being done 10 perfection, and the
dancing OF Cary, Lee, Ryan, and Russell
was the very poetry Of motion. The audi
ence were pleased and highly amused from
the going up to the fall OF the curtain at The
clo.t-sOmethIng that can't be said for more
preientiOlIs "star" companions.
Duprez Il Bencdict's MinSlrels will per-
form in Petersburg tonight, where we feel
satisfied they will be greeted by full house.
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HYNENEAL.-Tbere was a large assem-
blage at Centenary church last night 10 wit
ness the marriage OF Miss Mary Elizabeth
Lee. daughter Of our well.known townsman
Mr.. y. :. Lee, and Mr.. George W. Flem-
ing, Of Culpcper county. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. John +. Edwards,
ID. D., now OF Petersburg, who came over
to Richmond for the purpose. The bride
was atGraciiyely attired, and was greatly
admired by her many friends. Her sister
occasion.
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LIFE-INsCRANCE COMPANY or VIRGINIA.
Public confidence in all Iife-insurance COM
panies received staggering blow from the
disasters which beieIl some Of them by the
panic Of 1873, from which 1t has not entire
" recovered. Yet As life insurance, when
made absolutely safe 10 it, beneiicIaries. not
only heirs. them when most needing help,
but i a real blessing 10 communities, ii Il
not WISE 10 cry down all these institutions
because some which have been conducted
on unsound principles have met the inevila-
bic fate that awaited them. 1t is certain that
the companies which have stood the shock
OF the past seven years, showing mean
while substantial progress, accumulated
assets of the best character, and an ample
reserve fund well secured, have entitled
themselves to the good opinion OF the peO-
pie, and deserve their support Is not such
q record presented in the annual report of
The Life-lnsurance Company OF Virginia
which we publish to-day! 1t claims all
this and more, and on the ground Of tested
merit and unqueStionable strength il is
commended TO public favor.
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Onn. .FrILnws,. .HALL TGrsrfEs.-A calIcd

ODD-FELLOwS'HALL Trustees "A called
meeting II the Trustees OF the Odd. Fellows
Male and Female Institute was held last
night at Odd.Fellows' Hall. After the
transaction OF business pertaining TO the
Institute the members. sat down to n cola.
tion which had been spread under the SUI
pcrvision OF the secretary, John G. Teller.
Esq An hour or more was spent in social
enjoyment. and all left well satisfied with
the manner in which the evening had been
SDput
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-03

FEAST OF THE PURIfICATIoN.-C
day. or the Feast OF the PurificatiOn OF the
Blessed Virgin. was observed In the Epis-
copai and Catholic churches yesterday by
services. In the latter churches
the ceremony OF blessing the candles used
during the year was performed.
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SCARCITY or WATER, AGAIN.-Thc city
waiel-supply Is very scarce again, owing in
great measure 10 the fact that the in
tenscly cold weather Of Tuesday night in
duced many persons to leave their bydranis
running, thus drawing from the reservoirs
greater quantity OF water than is USUALLY
required. Last night in many elevated
portions OF the city the water would not
run at all. II the cold weather continues
we must turn off the water from our dwell
ings IN the streets in the evening. using it
only in the day, II we would keep up our
usual supply in the reservoirs.
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ArchbtshOpPurceli A ParaIy zed.

CINCINNATI, February 1.-lnformalion
received here states that Archbishop Purcell
has suffered a total paralysis of his left side
at St. Martins Convent, in Brown county.
The venerable prelaie Is now almost help
less, though his mind has not been at all
impaired by the affection. AS he is eighty
years old, his physicians have but little
hope Of his living much longer, especially
as he has been much afec'e by the death OF
his brother, Father Edward Pun cell, which
took place two weeks ago.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-03

A NARROW ESCAPE. G.-Yesterday afternoon
two boys who were cOasting on Broad street
below Twelfth ran under the wheels OF a
wagon which was going into Belyin's lum-
ber-yard. The driver managed to stop the
horses in time TO prevent anything more Sc
riOus than the demolition OF the sled and
the slight injury OF one OF the boys.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-03

STABLE BUREED.-On The night OF Tues
day me stable and some horses OF Mr.. Rcy-
noldS, the Treasurer OF The Commonwealth,
were burned on bis farm in BOtetourt, on
james river, near the Clifton Forge termi-
nus oi the Richmond and Allegheny rail-
road. At the sa.. c time the agricultural
implements and the forage were all con-
sumed. No insurance.
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Tnr Mnz.Rr TnIs EvENING-ArrRAcrI,

TIE mozart THIs ATTRACTIVE
PR0GRAMME. First, overture, "MerIy
wives OF Wiod'or," (Nicolai,) orchestra; /;
second, SOLO soprano, lie Pre- aux Clcrcs,"
(HercId.) Miss Swain, with violin Obhgaio
by Mr. KeSsuich; third, SOLO baritone.
" Ave Maria" (Abt,) Mr. u. W. Scott, with
clarinet obligalo by Mr.. JirdeIla; fourth. a,
/" Mein Schooner Wien." (Slrauss,) b, Ca
rilon ''-music-bOX. (Scherz,) orchestra
fifth, ballad, Somebody" Miss Swain
sixth, duo, clarinet and piano, "Andanre
and Allegro" (Weber,) Messrs JardeIIa and
Reinhardt; seventh, qnartete. " RigOlelti,"
Werdi,) Miss Swain, Mrs. Ro. White, and
Mes,rs. Hoh and Scott; eighth. pot-pOurri,
Correspondence Cards." (ZikOfJ orches-
fra.
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CINDERELLA NIGHT.-Perine's Ameri-
can Juvenile Opera Company will present
the Little Glass slipper at the Theatre to-
night, Friday and Saturday nights. and
afternoon. The fine costumes,
gorgeous senc effects, the chariot drawn by
live pones, added TO the music Of the
opera, will produce an entertainment de-
llghiful TO the little ones and pleasing 10
The grown people. Reserved seats are now
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-03

Hon. JEFFERSON DAvIs's BOOK.-A gen.
tleman in this city has received a letter from
Mr.. DAVIS, in which he says: a" Though |
have been working steadily OF late, and
have sent good deal OF manuscript 10 the
publishers. am not yet so near the end as
to be able TO see it," Those, therefore. who
expect this book in sixty days will evidently
be disappointed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-03

PERsONAL.-Rev. James b. Converse is
at the American.
Senator Cameron, Colonel James Duffy,
and Mr.. Burr, Of The Philadelphia Press.
arrived in the city last night in special eur
from Washington. Senator Cameron goes
South to renew his old personal friendships.
He is now eigbty.two years Of age, and de-
slrcS 10 meet once more his former friends.
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WIcKEDNEss.-Not bad heart. hut diseased
Liver Is oftn the cause of violence OF ten per- vim.
dictiveness, and sometimes crime; for. when the
spleen is affected, the heart ia cloaged in its better
impulses for want Of action 10 carry of the bile
~ have used SIMMONS liver REGULATOR. not
only once, but often, and can confidently assert il
has done me more q od than any Oih,r medicine !
have ever used. thns IL is the greatest medicine
for diseased Liver made in the world. Many of my
neghbOr5 have used II, and all viii say as much (
not more than DO for Us virtues.
"JoHS }. ALLEN, BIbb county, Ga"
Rea1 LEVY BROTHERS, advertisement, and then
90 and purchase your GOODS e them.
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CHANGEABLE TEMPERATURE, damp aud chilly
weather, win bring coughs and colds, lung and
throat diseases but by the use Of Rock AND RYE
WITH GLYcERINE you may avoid all these and
more serious results I, Is the reliable medicine II
is the true remedy for all such diseases.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-03

LAWRENCE BARRETT.-Lovers OF the le-
giiimate drama will be pleased al the an
neupced coming Of the great trngedian
Lawrecce Barrett. tie will play two nights
at the Theatre next week-MOnday In
RicbeIieu. and Tuesday in bis new play.
" Yoriek's Love" The sale OF reserved
seats WIN commence tomorrow morning.
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W. l. Blair, Danville Va, says:"I have tong suf-
fered from Torpor Of the Liver and Dyspepsia, an
have tried almost every thing, on, derived half
the benefit that | have from TUFTS PILLS. |
recommend them 10 all who are afflicted with Dys-
pepsia Sick IIeaceaChe, or Bihousne 8. Knowing
DR.. Tut personally, 1t gives me pleasure 70 add my
t,slimoy to the merits of bis pills"
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ES- On all safes OF heai Estate ma Ie between the
lst OF January and last ~ Jane the taxes for the
present year have 10 be raid ~ The purchaser. ON
an sale made b"tHeCD t1e lst Of July ana last o.
ths year tbe taxes have TO ne paid D. The seller.
lThis Gus ON was adopted about fifteen years ago
nv M The real esiate agents N Richmond, and ap-
plies TO R,ChmoEd and yclnuJI
JAS, MACDOUGAlL, 10 \. NJ. at The Pa timOre
Auction House, dry goods, notions. SC.
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THE PERRIGO CAsE.-Osc1r T.. Perrigo
has been rearrested on 4 warrant issued by
PolIce.Justlce Richardson, and his ease will
come up in the Police Court to-day. Mrs.
Flagg, the mother Of MIS-. Perrigo No. ., is
In, tho oifv
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, YESTERDAY.
Easley. &c, US. Hawkins, &c. Argued by
llsjor j. w. Rieley for the appellapis and
w. W. Henry. Esq, for the appCllees. and
continued until tO-day.
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Prof ssOr ADoLPH OFT said: " In the plurality
Of cases saw the vioent symptoms yield which
'ha, dis, ase and give way 10 a healthy
action Of the functions mDared."
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Ice on THE BASIN AND RvER.-There was
Il good deal OF ice on the basin Yesterday,
and some on the river near the shores.
There was also q little ice on the dock.
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TO make the hands smooth, TO Keep the lips
from chapplng, there iI nothing better than this
excellent preparation. Now hat the cold weather
has set in eyerJ body should have some Of II.
Preplrei by T. ROBERTS BAKER, Qraggst, No.
9l3 Main street.
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DRUGs. MFDlCtNE&. &c.

q QOQ REW ARD FOR ANY CASE
.OOO of BLIND, BLttDING. ITCHING
! lLCtRATTD, az PROTRUUlNG FILES that DE
bING'S riLE.EEMEtf fans 70 cure. Prepared ~
J.f. MILLER. 81. D. I'tiiadeiphi Pa. None 2cru-
lhe Without his si.naiurV. Sod Oy druggists.
h 10 "a. ms IhGm
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A man epilDg himself Or. Alexander IS
under arrest or Charleston. w. va, charged
with muking all unlawful assault upon
lady. Accused represents bimseii 10 DE a
Government detective.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-03

NORFOLK MAIL-The mail for Norfolk
vid Richmond and Petersburg railroad will
close at $3.50 Z. NJ. instead OF 3'45 =. NJ, as
heretofore
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Entered at the Posi-Onice at Richmond, Va, as
secoud-c2ss mattcrl
WEATHER REPORT.

Atlantic States, warmer, clear, or partly
cloudy weather, norlhwesterly winds, gene
rally shifting 10 sou,heasterly, stationary or
falling barometer.
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BROWNS BRONCmAL TROCHEs will stop Il
Cough by directly relieving the irritation OF the
Throat, and VIII rot olsordr The stomach like
cough, ylupS. 25 cents box.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-03

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINrING-lloUsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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4 NlMAL VACCINE.

~ p1 AZ. ",-' @ ~ ~ VI, - - 90 -
h''Ih aaf one " n. ear lest, Tie iIr-esl, AUD
!io,i rriiao'e prrlI.G' OTs Of ANN al iaccip: 10
thl cuuuir', 'bail ue prepared at AL time 10 srp
P5 ihc public y it ACTIVE NACCiN LNMfH
a.'m lie young hC1f,r.
T.RVHfRTS BAKER. PhaImaclst,
.ro 9l9 et,! Mam srsf o, Richmond. Va.
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ORANGE BLOSSOMS,

sent from the south Of France, and she
wore the same Swect-Scented blossoms in
her hair. Although the parurc Of jewels
Tor The hair from the bridegroom was most
admired among the pic>entS Cf the BRIDE,
Mile. Pcrugia wore no jewels in her hair or
elsewhere, and the whole wedding pally
was conSpicuOus by the absence OF iewt Try.
TIE two young daughters OF Sir Charles
Forbes stood behind the bride; the two
other bridesmaids, Mile Beatrice de ROths-
child and Mis- Luna Se>SoOn. placed them
selves on the riehi. Their dresses were OF the
lign,est shade OF delicate blue, which some
times looked pale green by artificial light.
Their bouquets were OF While ~ ileas ana eu-
chariS with red roses. They wore the brace
lets given by the bridegroom, which we
Yesterday described. Two Of the brides
mtidS had Wbiie skirts trimmed with lace:
the other, were all IN bluc. Trey wore
pretty bats of the GlinsbolOuGh type. TIE
BRIDEGROOM had on his shoulder Sllken
scarf, in the borders of " hicb was woven a
thread Of blue. 1t was marked IN his Initials
in cold. united bv a true lovers knot, ana
had been pres uted 10 HIM by his BRIDE.
This Ioiith. or ScaIf OF prayer, Is alTavs
Given b, the bride 10 her bridegroom. ana
Is accompanied among the most orthodox
by the gift OF a Shroud, TO serve the same
purpose Of grim reminder rs the colin at
the Egyptian feast.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-03

BUY LAP.BOBE or LEVY BROTHERS. They
are closing them out cheap.
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TAKE LOOK AT THE REMNANTS OF DRESS
GOODS at LEVY BROTHERS..
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ANDALTsIAy BALM.

THE CoNFORTABLEs SOLD BY LEVY BRO.
TIERS are of heir own manufacture, quilted by
hand, and wadded with cotton.
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ltt . -
surplus as 10 pOICy- no bOdcT>........... 100000 81
c,pital. S2)6 700 90
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TwO-BUrroN LIGHT KID GLOVES, zoe. a pair,
at LEVY BROTHERS,
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THE >UPREMACY ~ FLAVOR OF HUB PUNCH
with hot 0f ice ,0Iter mk etc Is fact generally
admittedly nnoisseur'. Tak no, II VIII disspate
chlls and colds. sod b. all Groctrs. Wine Mer-
chan'9, and Druggists At 81 25 \ hottie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-03

CELEBRATED hESruCKY WutsKEY, four year
Old, -. 30, at CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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9ithmond Dispatth.
THURSDAY. ....FEBRUARY 3, 1881.

Ra~ ftIE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
IS LARGER pHAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAcERs OF THE CITY.
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FLORIDA ORANGES, direct from jacksonville
Florida, at CHRISTIAN e WHITES.