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action instituted under this act the burden

action instituted under this act the burden
OF proof shall be on the railroad company
that raises the defence OF having paid
fencing damages TO prove the same.
3. Any judgment recovered under this
act shall, In addition to the iorcc which
Judgments now have by law, be first lien
on the gross earnings OF any company
against which the same NAV have been re-
covered.
4. This net shall not apply to any rail-
road company which shall erect and main-
tain fences on the sides Of their road, Of the
character and description of what Is by law
now declared TO be lawful fence, with
openings, or gates, or bars therein, and
farm-crossings OF the road, for the use OF
the proprietors OF lands adjoining such
railroad; and shall also construct and main.
tain cattlc-glmrds at all road.cro.sings. ON
public roads, suitable and sufficient 10
prevent cattle and animals from get
ting on to the railroad. II any per
son shall ride, lead. or drive any horse or
other animal, upon such railroad, and
within such fences and cattle-guartls other
than ut farm-crossings without the consent
OF the railroad company concerned, when
by such action the railroad company suffers
any damage, be shall be deemed guilty OF a
misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof
shall be fined not less than $40 nor more
than 800, and shall also be liable for all
damages which shall be sustained by any
railroad company in consequence thereof
). II any person shall ObStruct any rail-
road not fenced according to the provisions
Of this act by placing thereon any animal
or animals, in order 10 recover under this
act, he shall be deemed guilty OF felony,
and on conviction thereof be confined IN
the penitentiary not less than one year nor
more than ten years.
@. This act shall take effect on the ,tdsy
Of July, in the year 1889.
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p,eRY pAvus's pAIN.KILLER.
DIrnrHkhlA'

,o,A OF sore threat may moi seem to amount 20
..,ch. and lf promptly attended TO can easily be
.,.oa. hut neglect l. often followed by consamp-
- or a,uhthcria. No medicine has ever been dis
..,,,,.i which acts 30 quickly and surely In such
-. ~ PERRY DAyls's PAfN-KILLER. The
,,-ovnnt u.c or this INVALUABLE REMEDY has
.,cs s,bon4anes Of lives. PERRY DANiS's PAIN
EuIFR s. not IN experiment. II has been before
,c publc for forty years. and Is most valued where
u,s best known.
t,w extracts from voluntary testimonials read
q. follows;
ps,n.Killcr has been my household remedy for
old for the past twenty-scsen years. and have
,cvcF known " 10 fail ~ enectiDf curc.-L. y.
%-,rlsr. WfifialasrtIit. n. r..
- thir,v sesrs ! have used P9In-Klilcr, and
found IL never falling remedy for colds aud sore
,hroat-- BaTtoN Stdmdn.
sore-throat. aud consider your Pain-killcr an IN
valuable remedy George b. Bcerttf, Dickinson,
W. g.. =, ,o..s.o o,,,
,.bch have had for some time. l could get no re-
licf until tried your Painkillcr, which relieved
ne Immediately. will never again be without H.
Have uscd Paln-kiler In my family for forty
ySlTs aud have never known u to fail Rdason'
tes,m msing rain-killer In my family twenty
ave vears ago and have used II ever since, and have
found no medicine o. take its plsce.-B. ". Dyer,
Dr,fggiSf. Oa6idG, \. y.
Tor whooping-couei and group II is the best pre-
psrstion made. We would not bc without lt.-A. r..
RoutS. Liberty NiNs. IA.
Fuf twenty y-tiye years have used Pain Killer Tor
colds and chappcd lips, and consider u thc best
medicine ever oiiorcd-- George Hooper, winning
f4H. y. G.. -. -
was suffering severely with bronchitis, and my
throat was 50 niamcd | could scarcely swallow
any food. was advised tO try your fain-hiller,
aud after taking few doses was completely cured
T. Wilkinson.
Dr. WALTON writes from Coshocion Your Pain
Killer CURES diphtbcria and scrcthroat 80 alarm
ingly prcyaicnt here, and has not been known %
fah IN single Instance. This fact you should make
known 20 the world. -.
81 FtfTN L. MASON writes: My son was taken
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chuls - many children have died here was
afraid 10 call a physician, ana tried your Pain
Killer. lie WIS taken on sunday, and on WcdncS-
dsv his throat was clear. II was wonderful cure,
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who are losing 80 Nlny children.
For chiils and fever PAlN-kILLER has no
elual. II curc- when everything else fails.
Delays are oftcn dangerous. 4 bottle Of PAIN
KILLER IN tho hoase IS "a safeguard that no fani-
Is should he without. Al druggists sell itat 25c.,
soc. and 81 per bottle.
PERRY DAVIS & son, ProprIetors,
fc 2-eodiApl Providence r. l.
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The Governor has appointed Or. X. A.
Patterson, Wray knight, and John q. An
drews the Board Of Directors % the Penl-
tentiary.
At meeting OF the Board OF Directors
OF the Grain and Cotton Exchange held
yesterday Mr.. A. &. Kellogg rendered ms
resignation as secretary OF the Exchange,
10 take effect OH Friday the 18th. The
Board accepted his resignation, and will
hold a meeting this morning at 1880 O'Clock
for the purpose OF electing new secre-
taTy.
The alarm Of fire about 1880 yesterday
morning was caused by the burning OF a
shed attached TO the bakery OF r.. T.. fer-
kinson, on n street, Union Hill.
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desire TO inform the public that am
not director in the Protection Insurance
Company, my resignation a. such being
formally rendered and accepted last year.
and my Policies allowed to lapse. My con-
nection with the company was purely
nominal: and ] had nothing whatever T.
do with the workings OF the company. |
feel, however, fully confident that the pres
ence OF Mr.. Wilkinson and his explanation
Of the status OF the company would place
the affairs OF the company in different
light from that IN which they now appear
to the public. Ifc has been written to by
his friends, and will doubtless soon be In
Richmond. j. THOMPSON brown.
February ID, 1882
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, household fsg.
n.tGrc, sc.
LANCASTER a. LrCkf, I T.. NJ, auction .s,c
of 4 large quantity OF hrst-eiass bonds.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, ~ 4. g.. trustee,
saie Of framed house and tot on Sixth street
Navy iiii.
T.. u. COOK, 10 4. W.. 4 r. NJ. sale OF Hu;x,er
Brorhcys' stock OF millinery yooslr. drcs-trln,-
mings, Sc, At No. 523 broad street.
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HEALTH Is WEALTH.

DR. =. G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREAT AIMENT; a specific for Hysteria, Dizzi-
me-, ConVulsions, Nervous Headache, Mem
al Depression. Loss of Memory, Prema-
turc ola Age. causei by Over-eNeItion, oN-
cess or OYerwOTk Of the brain. which leads t.
misery, decay, aud death. One box viii cure re-
cent cases. Zach box contains one mouths treat
ment One dollar a box. or six boxes for five doll
lSrs-sent by mail prepaid on receipt OF price. We
guarantee siN boxes g. cure any case. Win cdch
order received by Us for six boxes. accompanied
With i've dollars, we viii send the purchaser our
written guarantee % return the money II the treat
mcnt doe not effect cure. Guarantees issued by
BDDEkfR BROTHERS. Druggists, wholesale and
retail agents, Richmond. Va. Orders by mail VIII
receive prompt attention. my l5-Sa,Tu&Thly
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The THEATRE. This place oi amusement
was again filled last night with an elegant
audience TO witness the second presentation
OF the Bankers Daughter by the fine
company embraced in Golfers Combina-
ton. TO say that the performance was in
every respect a finished one is but render
ing well-merited compliment. and only
rciterates the general verdict OF all who
have been fortunate enough to have wit
messed it. The last opportunity to enjoy
an evening with Golfers Combination
will be afforded tonight, whenth Banker :
Daughter will be again repeated.
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LnY BELLE CIGAR, Sc.

WiLBOR's COD-LVEg on AND LhE.-Tic
great popularity of this safe and enicaeious pre-
paratlon is alone attributable 10 its intrinsic
worth. In flic cure Of Coughs, Colds, Asthma.
Bronchitis. Whooping-C Cough, scrof,ilops Iinmor-,
and all CoBsumptiyc symptoms, II has no superior,
IL equal. Lei one neglect the early symptoms Of
dsea-e, when nh agent Is az hand which will cur
ai complaints Of the chest, lungs. or throat. Mar.
ufactGrod oniyby A.B. wlIBoE. Chemist, Boston.
sold by all drugglsf-.
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PERSONAL.
House Notes.
THE VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.

THE VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
The following substitute for House bill
No. 10, 10 provide for the reorganization
OF the Virginia Military Institute, was or
dered TO epgrossment yesterday:
/. Be Il enacted by The General Assem-
HIN. That sections 2, 3, and II OF chapter
al of Code OF 1873. be amended and re-
enacted so as to read as follows:
50. The Board Of Visitors OF the Nir-
oinia Military Institute il, and the same are
hereby. declared vacant. And the Cover
nor. by and with the consent OF the Senate,
Immediately upon the passage OF this act
sball anpoint n new Board OF Visitors for
the institute, which shall consist of eleven
members, three OF whom shall be selected
from the division Of the State IN when the
institute Is situated, and two from'each oi
the other four grand divisions OF the state.
The term of office for the Board OF Visitors
shall be four years, commencing March 1.
1852 Five members OF said Board shall
constitute a quorum. They shall be, and
are hereby. declared TO be a corporation,
and as such may sue and be sued for any
cause or matter which has heretofore
arisen. as well n for any cause or matter
which NAV hereafter arise.
S3. The Board OF Visitors appointed
under this act shall meet at the institute on
the 4th day OF July, 1882, or as soon there
after as practicable, and proceed 10 re-
organize said institute rs the Board may
deem right and proper. They shall fox th'
salaries OF the professors and officers, ant
NAV remove ut will any officer appointed
under this act, and may remoyesany pro
Iessor who shall be appointed under thi'
act for good and sufficient cause; but NJ
order to remove professor shall be made
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nI6-2t
VACCINATION.
Use ONLY NON-HUMANIZED VIRUS.

In an article in the MntttcnM Century DIR.
CARFENTEE, tho distinguished English scientist,
say. that the alleged inchciency of vaccination,
often asserted since Dr. Jeiner's time, has been
due t0 the fact that The virus used in Naccinatn2
persons who aftcrwaTd took the smallpox was not
ffc,h from the COW. but had been weakened by
long transm' ssion through the human subject
Vaccine virus not fresh from the cow, but "hu-
maui1edm by many removes. affords no protec-
ton. aud may communicate dangerous maadies.
Hut Dr. Carpenter dci Ill, many facts % show that
good bovine virus is free from nearly all the obicc-
lions which can be- urged-and with q good deal OF
force--aeainsi "humaniEedm virus.
We arr constantly receiving supplies of BOVINE
(non-hunanizcdl VIRUS from the PENNSYLVANIA
Vaccine Company, who have facilities not sur
passed by any vaccine iirm in the country for pro-
duCing reliable virus fresh from the cow.
FURCkLL, LADD x Co, Druggists,
fsQ l1I6 Main street.
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70 nhc Public nj Large.

RICHMOND, VA, February 10, lSS2.
An awful explosion occurred i'm the
Midlothian coal mine, about twenty mfes
southwest Of this city, on the Sd instant
Thirty-two men were in the mine, all OF
whom were killed, leaving twenty-six
widows and one hundred and nine or
phans. nearly all Of whom were supported
by the labor OF the "bread-winner," and
are dependent on charity. The people
living in the mining district, who are
mostly in moderate circumstances, contri-
buted freely to the extent Of their ability
to relieve the immediate pressing wants Of
the sufferers.
A public meeting was held in this city
and the citizens have done well, the contri-
buttons have been numerous, but not large
! i'm tile aggregate, considering that these
poor sufferers have in a moment (without
J the blame OF Incidence or intemperancc
| that sometimes causes poverty, but by q
dreadful visitation OF PrOyidence) become
claiments on the sympathy and charity of
all just and humane persons.
! The money contributed will be distri-
butcd in such manner as will relieve their
present want and gradually enable the
survivors to take care OF themselves. This
committee was specially appointed to apply
| TO friends beyond. the State TO contribute
TO the cause. The bare report of this
calamity will be enough to move the
hearts Of those who know what dreadful
thing in mining district mine explosion
is We appeal to the humane everywhere
to assist us in taking care OF these poor
women and children, thrown suddenly OH
our charity. Contributions may be sent TO
the Merchants National Bank, Richmond,
and will be acknowledged through the
daily papers and by mail direct.
J0HN II. BRYANT,
ALFRED X. COURTNEY,
FRED. X. ScoTT,
| Committee.
Papers throughout the country inter-
ested In furthering It's object win do a
| oreaf favor LIZ p,Ihlishinn fhir ANIMAL for
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A GAINST SMALLPOX, DIPHTHE-
~ RIA, TYPHOID-FENER, sc.

BLAIR's CHLORAL THYMOL PRoPHYLAC.
TIC AND DISINFECTANT
destroys the germs Of contagious diseases In ac.
cordance with the latest teachings Of science. It,
use j. simple, harmless, and agreeable. 1t is en-
poyed 10y some OF our ablcst physicians.
Prepared by J. BLAIR,
corner Broad and Ninth streets.
Price. 5Oc a bottle. no 3
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TO REFRESH SICK PEnsON.-Adl a1ou-
twenty drops Of DARBYs PROpnYLAcfic FLrfr
TO "A quart of water i'm bathing II viii give Gic
kin soft pleasant, aud refreshing feeling. ans
dispei the oGOr that fever and porsp.ration iesse
on the i0dy. 4 small quantity of the fluld sprin-
kled over anything place, or vessel. where there !,
putrcscenee destroys nc once the germ of all AMI
nal or Ycgetable polsOn.
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A Correction.

To the Editor of the Dispatch:
Permit me TO say that your excellent
Danvile correspondent erred somewhat in
his account Of the funeral obsequies Of the
late Mrs. James G.. Penn on Sunday last.
The memorial discourse was not delivered
by Rev. L. A. Peterson, but by her pastor
Rev. A. &. Brown, at whose request Mr.
Peterson followed with brief address.
l.. A. +.
RICHMOND, February -, 1882.
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A LARGE REAL-EsTATE TRANSACTION -
Mr.. }. Thompson Brown, real-estate agent.
sold yesterday for Colonel j. J.. Caring
ton, by private sale, that valuable vacant
property, corner OF Eighth and Main
streets, known Us the spotswood Hotel lot,
for S3G, ,0e0 cash, 10 James Il. Pace, Esq
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We HAVE seyenty-fyc haH-barrcis Of WOOD
ROI HfRRiScs that We offer low TO thc trad,
". ID. BLAIR a co.
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TELEPHONES.
VELEPHONES! TELEPHONES!
TELEPHONES.


TELEPHONES.
THE SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND
TELEGRAPH COMPANY
rs THE
SOLE LICENsEE
ANGLICAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY
fOE
SUPPLYING TELEPHONES
In the states Of Virginia West Virginia, lsouth Of
The Baltimore and Ohio rsilroad,l 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,
fell-eod3n 1876 broadway, New York.
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TEN TRUE.
Tn. xywber Of Massey Readjusters
True and Tried Wow Claimed
10 be Ten.

Further Particulars Of Tuesday NishfsCau-
Gus; a stormy Time Indeed; Why the Vote
was Taken Before Friday NiGht' the Next
Moye-Newberry ''Not DodGinR Locai-Op-
tion Laws or Anything Eise"-Resoiusion
Proposing to vacate the Jndaeship ofPrinee
George County--Jniiers' Fees-Miiitnry In
st;tute Bill-Mr. NicoI's Railroad Bill Or
dered TO Engrosment in the House OF Dele
gates.
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CnIcK CleAns. Sc.

OSE or THE nEALrniEsf and pledsaniesf
beverages known Is CoIDkS's IikBiG's LiQlip
EXTRACT or BEEP AND Toxic ISyI0oRATon.
Ask for Coiden's. Take no other; OF drags's''
generally.
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G. only for = Picnic CIGAn.

TISsLEY's PEAS, corn, AND TOMATOES a.
Gamer price. ". d. BLAIR & Co.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR T0-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, warmer and fair wca-
ther. southerly winds, and stationary or
lower pressure.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, ~;
o A. NJ, 4G; noon, 66 ; p. NJ, 65; 6 y.
NJ, 81; midnight, 80.
Mean temperature, 81.
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Entered az the Post-offcc AZ Richmond, Va, as
sccond-ciass matter.l
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4ithmond Qispatth.
THURSDAY. =. FEBRUARY 10. 1882.

ss- -THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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WoMEN's CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION.
Mrs. Woodbridge, Of Ohio, and Mrs. Buel,
OF Connecticut, distinguished representa-
tives OF this organization, are in our city
for the purpose Of interesting our ladies in
active temperance work. They addressed
q good audience at Park-Place Methodist
church on Tuesday night. At Leigh-Street
Baptist church they spoke to a large au-
dience on yesterday morning, Mrs. Wood
bridge giving a Bible-reading and Mrs.
Buel a temperance talk. Yesterday after
noon they spoke again at Friends meeting
house. They have convinced the Judgment
and enlisted the sympathies OF many OF our
ladies. They looked in on the Legislature
Yesterday.
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Official SrnnII.POx Report.

OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH,
RICHMOND, Va, February Il, 1882. \
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
have no case to report to-day.
Respectfully, j. &. CABEH.
President Board OF Health.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.
VACCINE VIRUS FROM IT'S Ma
TUKAL SOURCE.

FRESH VACCINE VIRUS from healthy ami
mails. selected from herds In MiddleseX and Essex
counties, Mass.
Ten Ivory Points, I'm sealed packages. 90
Four Ivory Points, in sealed paekages........ 30
Larger quantities at special rates.
TFHNc: Cash.
Ilumanizcd virus not furnished.
SAMUEL W. ABBOTT, NJ. d.,
f. l6-2ts Wakefield, Mass.
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THE MOZART THIS EVENING. G.-First.
overture, "Zehn MGdchen und Klein Man,
(Suppe,) orchestra: second, duo soprano
and alto, Ely, o, Thou Brdling," (Abt.)
Mrs. Reinhardt and Mrs. Knowles; third,
septette, "Sherzo," Fesca,) instrumental;
fourth, solo alto, "The Raft" Pinsuti,)
Mrs. John II. Knowles, Jr.; fiith-a, Ro-
nance for trombone, (Schubcrt,) D.,
"Galop Brilliante," with Xylophone, tIiil-
brech.) Mr.. Pulling and orchestra; sixth.
solo soprano, "The Alpine Horn,"
Proch,) with cornet obligato by Mr.. Beier,
Mrs. Jacob Reinhardt; seventh, solo clari-
net, "Un Penzeiro Coutano,'. CrhOrnton,)
Mr.. Felix Jardella; eighth, waltzes,
"Dreams on the Ocean," (Gungl,) orches-
ira.
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CoNFIDENCE-MEN.-E Early yesterday morn
ing Sergeant Hulce and Officers Clinely,
Thomas. and saunders arrested two men,
named Maxwell Loeb and Isaac Mendel,
who have been practicing the confidence
game on various persons about the city in
the past few days.
They were arraigned in the Police Court
Yesterday aud committed to jail in default
of six months surety.
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DAvis's corn at canpcr's price. w.D. DLAr
SCO.
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UNDERTAKERS.

IOsEPH w. LAtBE, fn
81 EUKNfsifING-uNDERT EIi, ,~A,hz1
ConNEH fiHsT ASO BROAD STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
u'n<DD AND METALLIC BURiAI-CASES,
ROBES. BEABef- HACKS,
and al thlngs requisite af LOWEST RATES.
Teieefxp,ic aud country ordtss solicited. mn
I j. BI,NFORD a. sUTHER-fnzns.a
d LAND. ,fNDERT AKERs, I304~kzs
Franklin slreef t1car Goyernorl, Hiet,aos1d, W.,
sssP e1p,ssetiy 90 sna and ~, A'naI eAskrTs aiso
(LoTH-coyRRED t.AskETs. Orders from he
eouafry promptly afteDasd " both day snd n:sht'
a0z6-sa, ,TuG Th3,g
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TITS 4 lOSG LANE that has no iarn," but IT,
way they turn around at LASE's MODEL DiNiNG
ROOss, No. 322 north seventh street, ia sery.us
twenty-five cent breakfasts dnncrT, and suppe p
IS nos only good turn 20 ihcir patrons, but T. -
turning good returns - LASE.
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PIc-NIc CiG AIRS. &c.
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DARBY's PRopIIYLACTIC FLUID
GREAT GERM DESTROYER.
DARBY's rROPHYLACTIC FLUID.
~NALi,-PON
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PERSONS relieved ana For SpRh THROAT ~ isa
refreshed by bathing Sure cnTc.
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The RELIEF ENTERTAINMENT.-Thc fol-
lowing is the programme for the benefit Of
the Coalfeld sufferers to be given to-mor-
row night at the Theatre, under the au-
spices of Marshall Lodge. Knights OF Py-
thias:
Part Ii. Overture, Semiramis, Ros-
sini,) orchestra. ,. The Sabbath Morn,
Kreutzer.) scxtette-Messrs. Cunning
ham, English, Watkins. Cardozo, and
Ramos, under the leadership OF Mr.. Ben
nett Dashiell. 3. Carnival de Venice,
solo clarinet. signor Felix Jardella. 1.
Solo soprano, Miss Wyatt.
Part III. Lecture by Rev. j. b. Haw-
thoIne, ID. D.-subiect, Eloquent Ora
tory"
Part I'LL. Solo, Miss Alice Swain. ,.
Fantasia from Martha, (Flotow,) Masters
Charles Seigel and Joseph Kessnich. 3.
SeXtette, male voices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-16
Acknowledgements.
STAuSToN, VA, February IL, 1881

SIAtSlON. II, I'bi ~ 'Nr-'
To he Editor Of the Dispatch:
You will find inclosed 81 for the Midlo-
THAN sufferers. would prefer that the
money should go TO the widowed mother OF
the Young man who was killed, | think
the name was Cournow, but leave il to the
Judgment OF the committee. Respectfully.
\ LADY OF STANTON.
Those who intend TO contribute articles
for the Midlothian sufferers will please
send them at once to Christian Il White, so
that sale can be made Of the articles.
From Baptist church at Bowling Green,
Va, per Il. ID. Coghill, s..
W. W. Putnam, proprietor Theatre
Comique, proposes to give on tomorrow
night a benefit for the Midlothian sufferers.
A meeting Of the Citizens Committee in
aid of the Coalfield sufferers was held at
the rooms OF the Commercial Club on yes
terday afternoon at ) o'clock-E. ID. Tay-
lor, chairman: Julius Straus, secretary.
The committees heretofore appointed re-
ported favorable progress.
An adjourned meeting will be held on
Monday next at the same hour and place,
when the canyassers are expected TO make
full and final report.