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DPHTHERIA.

csad OF sore throat may nes seem 20 amount TO
,vscA ana " promptly asfcsoed 30 can easily he
s,-ed l,ui neglect Is often followes by consuinp-
80. n, aig.hilseria. No medicine has ever been dis
,.,.rved which acts 10 qnickiy and surely ga such
-. A. FERRY DANis's PAiN-KILLER. The
,-,u,vs &c of This INVALsA ABLE REMEDY has
,.,os tbousanGs of lives. PERRY DANls's PAIN-
KuI.TR is no; an experiment II has been before
~, nhHe f,a forsy years and is most valued where
5i o hcs kD"Nn.
A NV extracts from voluntary testimonials rad
a. follows.
Pa,n-Kiacr has i.c,n my b"usehold rcIasxiy for
ssdx fsn fi,e past twenty seven HcArs. Hne have
,o.cf known i TO fdl m cfecting cBrc.-L. y
r-erisT. Wtiiiumsriile, =. J.
For thirty years ! have used fain-hilirf. and
gfuud Il = peVer-f&ilioc rpmcdy for colds ana sore
.brast--- Barsns Seaman.
IIsvS r0ceiyed immediate relief from colds and
sfss-ihro-t. and consider your PaiD-htlier an n
yslua i.le remedy -. Gs0Tps n. Bccrerf, DtckiHsD',
have lust recovered from very severe cold.
which have had for some timc. | could get no re-
lief until tired ycnf fain-hitlcre which relieved
,uf immediately. / viii never again isc without u
n %. Force. LgfcadtS. Ga.
Have uacd Palu-kiiler IN my family for forty
voa'S- and hive never known Il to fsil.- HGaS0A
L<fofs HuVafStDrO', fga.
hcgan using Pain-hiller in my family twenty
fyC wears ago ard have rscd II ever since ana t;sSt
fsaid no medicine 70 take ~ place.-B. ". Dyer
Druggist. oneida. n, ].
For uho0ping cough and croun II Is the hest pr
pgraiiou made. We would not bc without it--A. p.
g0If's. Liberfg Mis-. Ia
For twenty-five years have used Pain-k Her for
cold. aud ohapleG lips, and CONSIDER y INC hesi
medicine ever offered Gs0rgt Hooper HttHiNg-
f0n. n q.
vras suffering severely with bronchitis and my
fhrosf WIS SO iniiamed ] cOuid scarcely swallow
an, food I wns advised 10 try y0ur fain-kiier-
and after taking q few dose was completely cured.
7. Wiikins0n.
pr. WALT0N writes from Coshoci0D Your Pain
Killer cnrcs duhtherla Hnd sort-thrOat' ~ olarhi-
fpgiv urcyaleni here. and has not been known %
fnf in single instance. This fact you should make
known a. the world.
Mr. TII.ES H. MASON writes; My son was taken
,iooutly SICK with diphthera- high fcVcr' ana cold
chfIls 10 many cllidUu have died here ] WAS
afraid o. call physician. and tired your Pam
Killer. he Has taten on ~uudaY- ana ON Nednes-
dav hi. throat was clear. 4 vus wonderful cure,
and wish % could h. known g. the poor mOther-
who arr losing 50 many children.
For chills and fever pAiN-kILLER has 10
e1ual. II cures when everything else fails.
Helsys ars often dangerous. A bottle Of PAIN
KILLER in tic house Is 8 safeguard that no fami-
ly should 20 without. All druggists sell II tai 25c..
Doc. aud : ] per bottle.
FERRY DAVIS & son. Proprietors-
f. 2-codtApI Providence, Il. I.
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her TO the northern banks Of the Jane. s5r
continuing residence.

her TO the northern banks Of the Jane y,r
a continuing residence.
The high water In the james precliides
any successful attempt to make a f33t-
passenger trnck or repair the fallen Spa o,
the bridge. Continuous wet weather msxe-
the stream fun IN volume and angry ir lD-
pearance.
In Jesse Whitehead, " no died yc-terl.sr
al hs residence, in this city. in the eight.
fourth year Of his age, there passed ayeay
one OF Tue Oldest Of our resident citiz n.
HIS funeral viii occur tomorrow.
After appropriate aliusions 20 the dil.fni.
disaster al the coal pits on a recent ,.e,.-
sion by the preachers in the churches STR
day, collections were taken up in aid of fiia
sufferers. The amount contributed It'd.
honor 10 the humane feelings Of the peo-.ie.
Major William l.. Royal. forInerlr o,
Richmond, now OF New York city, pa,.ec
through the city yesterday On route TO sis
present home.
The owners of Mayo's bridge viii ss<s
the earliest occasion 10 replace The braseu
or fallen span OF their bridge. They kro~
no more than the public how 10 account
for the accident, but they know that i !.
decidedly 20 their interest 20 hive Il -
placed at tls~enrliesf possible moment.
The want Of perfectly paved streets sac
sidewalks is yet seriously felt here. TIE
temporary substitutes for modern cove
nlences IN vogue here make the place 70
selnble new western Village. save that ~
inhabitants present and past have been
tramping in the same sort Of muck for y
4 century
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Acknowledgements.

Mr.. O'Brien. chairman of the Midlothian
Relief Committee. acknowledges the re-
ceipt of the following contributions Citi-
zens Of Petersburg, through r. l.. Barham,
Esq, IadeI-Appedi, S344.30; A. q. Breni-
ger. cashier Commercial National Bank,
Charlotte. y. G., SIS; collections by Miss
Alice Thaw, $50; Captain Samuel Green,
So; Hon. A. Nj. Kelley, s..
NEW YORK, February 10, 1882.
George II. Je,oett, Esq, Midlothian Post
Office, Fd.;
nv Dear Sir,-l have your favor OF Feb
ruary 9th, enclosing circular OF your relief
committee. Enclosed send YOU my check
on the Mercantile National Bank, Of New
York, PAYABLE 10 your order, for $500, as
my contribution 10 your relief fund. The
first notice had Of the terrible disaster al
the Grove shaft was through an account in
the New York Herald. Your community
have my deepest sympathy in their bereave-
ment, and i cheerfully respond to your ap-
peal for aid. Yours truly.
i. NJ. LOGAN.
EMPLOYEES in Pilkinton's factory, $40,
through William J. Gentry.
James Blair. Broad street, has received
the following for the Grove-shaft sufferers !:
Fisken a Co., 81; Miss Jane Hagan, 81
total, So.
CHURCH COLLECTIONS.
The following amounts are reported ~
having been collected at the churches:
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Bridge Company, transmitting resolutions
from the commissioners apprising the
Council Of the fact that the appropriations
had been exhausted, and that the work Of
necessary repairs was not Yet completed,
and also requesting that the City Engineer
be directed 20 examine and report the pres
ent condition Of the bridge and what il ne
cessary 10 be done TO complete the work.
Referred 10 the Committee on Streets.
Adinnrned
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seventy-three new scboiars and three
baptisms were reported.
After the above reports were read Mr..
Ashton starke called the attention OF the
Association TO some facts in the history oi
the CloptOn-street mission school. lie
commented on the wonderful growth and
usefulness Of that school, and made an ap-
peal 10 the Association for help TO relieve
the school Of the debt upon it, house Of
worship, and Sl2j was subscribed.
The Association was then addressed by
Rev. Robert II. Pit and Mr.. Carlton
Mccarthy.
The meeting was dismissed with the
benediction OF Rev. Or. Hatcher.
The next meeting OF the Association
takes place al the Second Baptist church on
the second sunday evening IN March.
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Church Notes.

At Park-Place Methodist church the pas
tor. Rev. John HannOD, ID. D., preached
morning and night and received three
members on profession Of faith.
At Clay-street Methodist church Rev :.
;. Lambeth, the pastor. preached at II A.
NJ, and Rev. X. y. Sledd, ID. D., presiding
elder, at night.
AT Union-Staiion Methodist church the
pastor, Rev. w c. Walden, preached morn
ing and night, and received two members
by certificate
AT LaurelStreet Methodist church Rev.
W. j. Wright, the pastor. preached morn
ing and night, and received one member
by certificate.
The usual Sunday services were held in
the other Methodist churches.
At First Baptist church icoiored) Or. CO.
rey preached on Sunday morning, and at
night Rev. ;. l.. Robinson preached.
AT Fifth Baptist church (colored) Rev.
Thomas Hewlett preached, and at night
Rev. II. II. Mitchell preached. In the
morning one was received for baptism.
Collection was taken for the Coalfeld suf-
fererS.
AT Manchester Baptist church Rev. Mr..
Wood, OF Richmond College. preached on
SUNDAY morning, and at night The pastor,
Rev. W. 7. DerieuX, preached. In the
morning communion was administered and
the right-hand Of fellowship given 20 two.
Collection was taken up for the Coalield
sufferers.
At Clay->trect Bapti-, church Rev. :. c.
ClOptOn. pastor, preached morning and
night. During the week one was received
by letter, and at communion sunday morn
n.
10 seven. A collection was taken for the
COalfield sufferers.
At Nenable-street Baptist church on
sunday morning and night the pastor, Rev.
Il. II. Pitt. preached. In the morning COM
munion was administered. at which one
was received by letter and The right-hand
OF fellowship was given TO three. At night
collection was taken up for the widows
and orphans at Coalfield.
At EbenezeT Baptist church Rev. Il.
Wells preached on Sunday morning. and "a
collection was taken mp ior the sufferers
from the Coalfield disaster.
At First Baptist church Rev. Or. Haw-
tborne preached on Sunday morning and
night 20 large congregations. In the morn
ing two were received by letter. and before
the sermon . collection was taken up for
home missions. After the sermon c0llec-
tion was taken up for the sufferers by the
COalfield disaster.
Al Grace-Sueet Baptist church on sun
day Rev. DR.. Hatcher preached morning
and night. In the morning collection
was taken up for the Coalfieid sufferers.
On the first Sunday in March the Sew
enth-Strect Christian church will celebrate
by appropriate services III semi-eentennial.
At Leigh-Strect Baptist church on sun
day morning Rev. DR.. Pollard preached,
and collection was taken up for the un-
fortunate sufferers by the Coatfield disas-
ter. At night Rev. w. y. scott. pastor Of
Third Presbyterian church, preached.
At Second Baptist church on sunday
morning Rev. A. u. Brown, ID. D., OF
Richmond College, preached, and q collec-
ton was taken up for the COalteid suffer.
ers. There were no services at night.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

BriejS.-Before the Mayor Monday morn
ing two parties were fined for obstreperous
conduct during sunday. Otherwise the
peace OF the community was not fractured.
The County Court OF Chesterfield CON-
menced it, session yesterday morning,
Judge Gregory presiding. The few eases
OF petty nature brought up are not worth
recording.
Tomorrow an elegant gentleman OF
Richmond viii take one Of Che brightest Of
our remaining song-birds and transport
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

JNO. =. LAUGHTON, lOk 4. NJ. fUrlit-
stoves. damaged notions sewing -macbiacs.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, 3:SO T.. NJ. trm.tesi
sale Of lot ON Clay street between Eighth s-s
Ninth streets.
". 81. LYME & Co. a. Y. NJ. trustees sale o.
vacant lots on the north line al Main b,tsf-.gl
Twsn,y-scyclth and Twcnty-elg gAih streets.
GODDiN. ! l.. NJ. smmlsslaa.
ers' sale OF lot ON tue D0rth side Of Malta lc-
tween seventh and Eighth streets
T.. II. COOK, 10 4. NJ. 4 4. NJ. sale Of Huts'sr
Brothers stock Of merry goods drc-s-frtpi d.
mings- &C., at No. 525 Eroad street
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Rev. W. \. Scott made a brief and hap
py address OF welcome. expressing his
great pleasure at 30 large q gathering OF
Sunday-school workers
+. W. Cone, Esq, made an admirable
and well-tiined address upon the % Benefits
Of Difficulties"
President Sieigh;, by special request, fol-
lowed with the closing address. which was
listened 10 with the deepest attention by
young and old. These services were plea
sanity interspersed with delightful singing.
led by the choir and school Of the ThiTri
church.
w. l.. Hill, Esq, offered The closing
prayer, and the benediction was pro-
nounced by Rev. W. y. Scott.
The next meeting viii be held in the
First church on the second Sabbath in
March.
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THE PREsBYTERlAN SUNDAy-SCH0oL
UNION OF RICHMOND AND MANCHESTER.
The Union held its monthly meeting sun
day afternoon in the Third church,. ID.
X Sleight, president. in the chair, and ".
L. Hill, secretary. The house was filed
with children, teachers, and friends repre-
senting the different schools, and the eX-
ercises were especially interesting. An ap-
propriate portion of Scripture was read by
Rev. w. Y. Scott, and prayer offered by
james Gordon, ESQ.
The secretary then presented the follow
ing reports for the month OF january:
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"THE BANKERS DAUGHTER. This Well
known aud popular society drama Will be
presented at the Theatre tonight. Judg-
ing from the sale of reserved seats the
house will be crowded. The company is
said to be a strong one, and olr theatre
goers have every reason 20 anticipate a
most enjoyable performance.
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CARBOLIC LAUNDRY SOAP.

I OWES CARBOLIC LAUNDRY SOAP
l. FOR DlSINFECTfNG
BED-CLOTHEs AND CLOTHING OF The
SiIk-ROOM.
HIGHLY EECOMMES)ED As SAPEECATTION
AGAINST SMALLPOX.
For sale by the following grOccrs:
MCCARTHY 4 iIAYNIs. HERMAN SCHMIDT,
g.. l.. BUEFOHp BROTHER. JOHN II. CDOKE.
PEIDpY a TAYLOR. g. l.. TODD.
WILLIAM RANKIN. T.. ". KELLEY.
!. 4. KELLY, W. T. sMO0I,
= y. WHITE. JAMES II. MApE.
". ,. RICHARDSON. JAMES STEWART
N. &. CROWDS. q. MITCHELL.
". AsHBY WALETH. W. ID. HAETON.
j. WATSON PHILLIPS.
Also for sale hy druggists generally. Ask for
LOVES CARROLIC LAUNDRY SOAP, and
take nothing else a. a substitute.
PURCELL. LADD A CO..
e. Q-Iw Wholesale Agents.
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CAUCUS CURB,
And How II VIII BE Used Tonight 20
Keep the rnruIy Members
I'm Pnrfy Harness.

Malone in Town; the Vote on the
Andiforship TO be Taken Friday Sirht-Mas-
sey's Chances; What Arc They whip
pins-posi Law Repealed 40 Far n the Sc
nate Can do it-Anti-DucIiinn Law rs b
Has Passed Both Houses-Personnls: the
Governor Not in the City Yesterdny-Many
Private Bills Passed by the SENATE Nester-
day-Grnnd Jury and the Rcadjuster Cor
ruption-Iiouse Netes-Democrntic Caucus
Tonight.
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collections were made at many other
Aurches. whereof report VIII probably be
made to-day.]
MAIN-syREET CHRISTIAN opIRcn.
TO inc Editor Of The Dispatch:
Please hand over TO the l'ropeS commit-
Tee slx>50. collected ai ihe Msin-street
ChristiaS church Sunday. c.
To the Edltor Of the Dispatch:
Please hand the enclosed 80 TO the pre-
y,er officer Of the Midlothian relief fund.
through your daily paper.
A FRIEND.
AMOUNT RECEIVED At "sTATE' OFFICE.
The total amount received ut the STATE
of3ce Is e2,606.4f.
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VALENTINES.
HEADQUARTERS FOR CIIEAI
H VALENTINES

Your attention 4 called to the large and heat.
fol assortment of cheap VAIT NriNEs whlta
am selling al discount of 80 per ess.t. IN oSas,
not 10 carry any over.
$3.50 VALENTINES reduced 70 sl.20; a
VALENTINES 10 zoe; zoe. 10 S5c- and 80 On.
Don't forge; the place.
fe12 N.LEoNARD, e0s .lain stree,
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MEETING OF THE RICHHoSD AND MAN
CHESTER BAPTIST SUNDAY-ScHOoL AssoCIA-
TIoN.-The regular monthly meeting Of
this Association took place Sunday evening
at the First Baptist church-President VIII
liam EllysOn in the chair. After deyo-
tional exercises the following reports from
the schools composing the Association were
read
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FLOUR PoR PERSAMBUcO. The Sorwe-
gian brig Aubine, 271 tons, a. Blk master,
cleared yesterday for Pernambnco Tor or
ders. with 3,lO5 whole and 200 han barrels
OF -four, valued at sa4, 10a, shipped by the
Gallego Mills Manufacturing Company.
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TICKETS FOR THE MARDl-GRAs.-The
Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Com
pany are now selling round-trip tickets
between Richmond and New Orleans 9t
greatly reduced rates. This line offers the
advantage OF through sleepers from Lynch
burg to New Orleans without change, and
visitors to the Mardi-Gras festivities viii
find il q most delightful route.
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WHBOR's COD-LYER OIL AND LINZ -
great popularity of this safe and eficaclous Pre-
paratlon h alone attributable 10 It's intriass
worth. In the cure of Coughs. Colds, Asthma
bronchitis, Whoopns-Cough. scrofulous Hnnl0rs,
and all Consunptivc symptoms, It has no super ~
If equal. Let no one neglect the early symptoms of
disease, Wncn an agent Is al hand which will cure
all complaints of the chest, lungs, or throat. Man
ufactrred only by A. h. WnBor. Chemist. Bo.-on.
sold by all druggists
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THE CONFEDERATE SCOTT AT MOZART
HALL To-NIGHT.-All who heard Mr..
Frank Stringfellow in his recent lectures
in this city will be glad to know that he
will lecture tonight before the Young
Mems Christian Association at Mozart
Hall on " A Trip TO Washington, Capture
and Escape" This has never been &C.
liyered before in this city, and, Il possible,
has more Of thrilling interest in it, recital
than either of his other lectures. Already
a large number OF tickets have been sold,
and crowded house is assured. Reserved
seats can he had at Ramos x Moses.
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A. SAKs x Co..
1913 MAIS STREET.
OPPOSITE POsT-OFFICr.

To REFRESH A SICK PHRsoN.-Add abou
twenty drops ~ DARBYs PRoPHYLAcrIC FLUID
10 quart OF water in bathing. II sill give tlc
skin soft pleasant, and refreshing feeling. $40
dispeI the odor that fever and perspration leave
on the sody. A small quantity of the Fluid sp-sn-
kled over anything place, or vessel where therc s
putresccnce, destroys al once the germ Of all an-
NAL or vegetable poison.
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Official SmalI-Pox Report.

OFFICE BOARD on HEALTs,
RICHMOND, VA, February IL, 1881.
To The Editor Of the Dispatch:
Below please find report Tor the is;a
and 18th instant
Colored male, Ne. SIS east Mar
street. varioloid; hospital.
Coiored male, extreme end OF nos-h
Fourth street. yarioloid; hospital.
Colorcd male, No. l09 north seCcrd
street, yaIioloid; hospital.
REPORT FOR THE 18Th.
Colored male, No. 20l east Main sire
smallpox; hospital.
Colored male, No. 1112 north First strcsl.
yarioloid; hospital.
Colored male, No. 1888 east Marsls1
street. smallpox; hospital.
Respectfully, J. G. CABEIi.
President Board OF Healtl
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4 Petitien from the Street Railway Reject
Tablcd-From the Common Council-Rese-
lutions, &c.-The shockoe-Crcek Appropria-
tien Defeated-Condifion OF the Free Bridge.
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FEBRUARY IA. 1882.
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.--For the Mid
die Atlantic States, Tsiny followed by
clearing weather, and southcrly yeering 10
colder westerly winds.
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FRIENDS MEETINGs.-Nliss Sarah Fou-
shee. the blind preacher, drew large au-
diences at each Of her appointments on
SUNDAY. AT night every seat was filed.
and the doors were blocked up by those
who stood during the service. Many went
away unable 20 get seats. Her sermon,
based upon the text " Blessed is that man
whose transgressions are forgivcn-whose
sin is covered up" was very fine, and was
listened to with the closest attention by the
congregation. Though laboring under Sc
we're physical disability, she has determined
TO continue her meetings, and will hold
service at IL A. NJ. and 1870 p. NJ. each
day during this week and possibly longer.
Apart from her affliction, which always
awakens the sympathy Of her hearers, her
discourses are exceedingly attractive, not
less by their simplicity than the earnest
ness which~he always exhibits. With an
entire abnegatiOn OF self. she throws her
whole soul into the work, and never fails
TO hold the entire attention Of her listeners.
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DETER HENDERsoN's GARDEN
II SEEDS,
~ l. SfRFTH a SONS GARDEN SEEDS.
A full Iine Of the above SEEDS hand. War
ranted fresh and genuine
Also. HOT-BED GLASS ~ the spwest cash
grices. Wholesale and retail.
j. W. FHAYSKR a CO..
l54S Main street,
frsi d0eT above OLD Market.
4 fe l4-TuTh6Salm
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy,
warm. and rainy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY G \. NJ, 81 ;
3 A. NJ. 81; noon, CA (; 7. NJ, GT; p.
NJ, CO; midnight, 60.
Mean fempcrature. co..
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PICNIC CIGARS, Sc.
THn;D DOOR from corner OF Ninth street l. tlc
place for cheap VALENTINES.
CHEAPEsr place to buy vALENTINEs IS e"5
Main street.
BRTHDAy-CARDs. Plain, Fringed, and stslr-
Painted, al l.. LEwis's, 9l2 Main street
OSE OF THr TEALTHrEsT and pleasan. ..,
beverages known = CoIpES's LIEEIG's LI9rIn
EXTRACT or BEEF AND TONIc INyIGOgAT0r
Ash for Coldcn's. Take no other OF drugg.,,a
generally.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT or vArrNr1e
at 9Os Main street
CHICK CIGARS. Sc.
VALENTINE ARDS. FRISGED YALENrrv
and in boxes at L. LEwIs's 9l2 Main strect
ALL NOS. OF SEASIDE a, COS Main street.
y. LEoNARr.
LILY BELLE CIGAR. &c.
VALENTINES from > cents to s5aiL. Lrw.
9I2 Main street.
Sc. only for = P1c-NIc CIGAR
NJ. ELLYscN & Co, advert ing agents, insert
ycrtisemcnisIu uli OF ,hc newspapers OF The CIsir
states al publishers rates. Orders left the Ti.
pateh countinE-rOom viii receive promp. ar.as-
ton,
have analyzcd the WinsKXy known ugo--
the brand of "II-sELECT," controlled by Mes.r
WALTER u. BLAIR & CO., Elchmond, Va. aBd
find u FIEE FRON PUSH OFT and other impuli.
tles, and recommend it Use FOR medicinal srd
family PURPOSES. J. T. MCCAw. NJ II
late Professor OF Chemistry. Medic. s.ss -
Virginia.
80 TO l.. LEwIs's, 9l2 Main street. FOR y-ar
VALENTINES and BIEIHDAY-CAEDs.
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TELEPHONES.


TELEPHONES! TELEPHONES,
TELEPHONES
IHE SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONF AND
TELEGRAPH COMPANY
IS THE
sOLL LICENsEE
on THE
ANGLICAN BELL TELEPnONE COMPANY
FOH
SUPPLYING TELEPHONES
iu the States ef Virginia Wes; Virginia, south Of
The baltimore and Ohio railroad North
Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia,
Florida, and Alabama.
PRIVATE LINES CONSTRUCTED,
EQUIPPED WITH TELEPHONES,
AND RENTED.
For particulars address
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
(, f,ll-eod3m 1875 broadway, New ork.
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THIRD DOOR from corner OF Ninth street J. tlc
place for cheap VALENTINES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-14
DARBY.s pRoPHYLACTIC FLUID.
rREAT GERM DESTROYER,
DARBY's PROcHYLACTIC FLUID.


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PREVENTED:
STALLION ULCERS purified and
LeaeG
ADiCA1ED.. IpN srNTERN cured.
WOUNDS healed rapid
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Removes all unpleasant
CQVTAGI0S destroyed: odOrs;
SICE-EO0Ms purified and IE1TEH dried up.
made ulcsisint. IT - PERI LC iIA HARM
FVVTTTU AND SICK LfSS.
PERSONS relieved and For SOEE THROAT II q
refreshed 10y bathing sure cure.
with Prupiylacnc Flu- cCkILE1-f EVER cured
id added 70 tie wattI, ......
CATARRu relieved anu
cured: .DIPHTHEEIA
TENsuELAs cured.
BUEEs relieved Instant EENENI I'D:
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GREAT DISINFECTANT AND PURIFIER.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-14

SUFFER on. grOan on, sicken on. die on. if -lu
VIII not use HoP BITTERs and be cured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-14

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