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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-09

II should he used by all persons, old and
yurng, whenever any Of the above
symptoms appear.
Persons Travelling or Living In I'm
healthy Localities, hy taking dose ,cgasian.
ally 60 lcep che Liver 100 healthy action, will avoid
40 Malaria, Bilious attacks, Dizziness, Nau-
sry, bruw,uess, Depression 81 spluts; etc 1t
u,l, iuvfE.rte Ike gll,- Vt wine, but Is no in
tnNicHting beverage.
II You have eaten anything hard of
digestion, ur iac' h.a,5 after meals OF sleep
less lt might. take dose and you all Dee relieved
Time aud Doctors Hills will he saved
by always keeping tho Regulator
In the iTousei
safe purgatiy", nltcrntlV" 1ui tonic can
never BE- ult of place The remedy is harmless
aud does NOT Interfere with business or
pleasure.
IT = PURELY vEGrTABLE,
QuuIay. without any Of ,hc injurious after effect,
\ Governors Testimony.
Simmons live. Regulator lss been in nee in my
amH. .r me wme ani } am ssushed IL Is
valuable addition '' ,He maH..l science.
Cult SHORTEN, Governor 81 Ala.
Hon. Alexander II. stephens, Of Ga,
SAYS. Have derived SOME bcucf. from the use of
Simmons ] liver Regulator, aud wish 10 give II
hfgAar .r,a.
The only Thing that never fails to
kclicNc.' hHyr used Htu. remedies iHf Nys-
p.p.a. ! .yrr Affection 7ut bea.ty, but never
have Nuul auula- 90 0ga.h, mc TO tae extent
Simmons liver q .u|atHT Iae. sen. from Min
ugsnu 90 IaI rta 'lr 10. and .H.8 send uUner l.r
such wrf.aiar and would advise aII Vha are slime
dars effected .. lyr 10 70. NJ as lt seems the only
thing f.sf never 'I..7 tN relieve
b u JAsuY Minneapolis, MINI
Dr. r. W, Mason says From, actual e'-
prrrn1- .n ii. H.f ~ n'Hr... liver Regulator 10
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" ED.

hNE hundred ha.G or thr e-Vuartcr Jersey
" npiiers, and 5UI good breed hogs AGO
Farm Apply at office j + Elgin n GO.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-09

'I'uliIt-ti' Euua ol castle, COWS NOW
gNug mLk, 5 di- COWS ana Nr!.r.S that
Wrll cu,euy -prluE TWu-tu rts ui All ir-
mates. Iuii ttm. uIusc, tnieo miles suusn-
east ul Waco. t.. j. McuAII.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-09

, ,Nk mi Ella COW with young calf. Improved
" creed, rvri.rti. gc4tc. b.. ROAM
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-09

MISERABLE improved sud UD'mprp6ei
- prupeft iu ami near the gii! Apply 70
tu IlaydUn, at Herr Cigar store. mar
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-09

DARTlE- 10 contract to pat up about miles
/ OF fencing, Waco Farm, four miles fUm
Waco, Apply at Olicc Ofj 4. Elgtn GO.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-09

-lhc Bellon Reporter, speaking of
'ieo'' promise 10 pny the narrow gauge
iNay a subsidy says: ~ h been
italy benefited by tbs road auI We
lan' Is morally, II not legally, bounl to
'iy y. lat She pm, III sed. bcrOn l. SINH
hy siUairY IN the matter ul indebted
pee, 10 the Missouri urifc company. und
L making eve, y effort to pty the last dol.
AEOL II =, spg,dIIy az ? ,ssibe "
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-09

In another column the "Sweet Sweep.
n" formally uunuu oe their entertain
neli, which occurs In the Old Fellow,
.4l Tonight. 1t viii furnish Information
vmauy who le-iretu attend
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-09
rrsRy pAyrs.s pArN.KuLLER.
DIPHTHERIA.

A cold or sore throat may not seem 90 amount to
,.,,,e, and 4 promptly Nttcnded 10 csn easily h.
,,,-,i. b,,, neglect = often followed by consump-
a., or dlphthoria. No medicine has ever besn dis
,,,e-e.i which acis 20 quickly and surely IA such
,..es A. PERRY DANiS'S PAIS-KiLLER. The
,r,rpt u.e of this INyAfUABLg RnNEDY has
',,cafboas.nes Of lives. PERRY DAVIs's PAIN
KILLER Is not an experiment. Ithas been before
~, puic Cor forty years, and Is most valued where
uis bet known.
4 fsv extracts from voluntary testimonials rad
a. foilows;
p,in.kil'rr lias hcca my household remedy for
.oils fof DE past twenty seven years. and have
rr,cr known II a. fail IN efocting curc.-L- y.
Crsrifr. Hihfdmstiiif. v D. -,
Dor thirty years ! have used Psin-hiieIs ahh
find 10 4 neYer-fsiiing remedy for colds and sore
ihrlat- R1gt0a Nfnnu1.
Have rrccis scd immediate relief from colds and
sarc-fhroat. and consider your Patu-kiier an IN
valuable rmcdy.- George b. Bctr0f' DICKINSON
ny .,,
which have bad for some timc. ! couldgei no re-
llef min I sTicd your r,sin-hillcr, which relieved
me immediately. will never again bc without H.
~ g I'D Psi1-kiIer in my family for forty
velIs. aud have never known Il 10 fsil.- -RG"Som
IffrfS, WaVnesborp'. o.
hogan uting raiu-hiiitr ga my family twenty
ave wears aao and have uscd 70 ever since. aud have
found no medicine o. take its place.-b. ". Dytr'
Draggid. ORcidG. \. J. ,.
fsraii0n made. we would not De without it.-A. !.
Rofffs. Ltbertv Mis-, lG.
FoT twenty-five years have used Pain-hlllcri i9
cnld. and ciapped lip, and consider A. me te~l
medicine ever 0nCrcd.- george Hooper Winning
f0a. y. q. 80.
vas suffering severely with bronchitis, aud my
throat was so inGsmed ] could scarcely swallow
ant food. was advised o. try your Pain-hiicr
and after taking few doscs was completely curec'
T. HikiaSoa. MT.
pr WAfroN writes from Cu,hocton Your Pain
Kilicr curc- dphtlcria and -ore-throat. so aarin-
ingly prt alcni hero. and has not bes'm known 20
fai iu single instance. This fact You should n@Ac
known % thc world. 49,.
Mr.. TrlFN y. MASON writes: Ny son was ldkcii
Violently sick with diphtrrg. high fcftr'Hnd cold
rhti. - many children have died here, was
afraid o. call phvsiriIn. and tired your ram
Killer. IIc was ttkcu Du sunday, ana ON rdnt--
day hi. fhroat vas clear. 10 was wonderful cure
and wish 10 could D. SHOWN O. thc poor mOthcrs
who are losing 80 many children.
For chliis ana fycr PAlN-kILLER has no
equal. u cure, when everything else fails.
Dellys arc often dangerous. 4 bottle of PAIN
KILLER ln the house is a safeguard that nc flini-
Is should hc without. Al druggists sell itat 2jc.,
5Oc.. and 81 pr bottle.
PERRY DAyI, 4 sON. Propriotors.
a. 2-codtApl Providence. Il. 7.
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A CHILD FOUR YEARS OF AGE DhOwSED IN
BARREL OF WATER.-A most distressing
accident occurred yesterday afternoon at
the residence Of p. Y. Franklin, corner Of
Linden and Culyer1 streets, by which his
daughter four years Sf age. came 10 a sud
den death. There was barrel outside OF the
porch an which the waGss from the roof had
been collected for domestic purposes. The
daughter goi from her mvth or some one q
string, with which she went 10 the barrel
10 play 1ehing. A short ~hile afterwards
Mrs. FraE<lin went ouf 10 look after her
child. and Eas Mortified 10 find her in t&e
barrel OF water, head downwards. and fees
proiruding. The poor liirlc thing had
probably resched into the barrel, lost her
balance, and ~ come 10 her dsssth. Physi-
eiaDs were sesi for aud yigaxous efforts
made towards YesuscitatioB, lqi all un-
aysi1pg.
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GRANITE. sLAyz:. dc.

4 HAVE FOR SALE Az BELONA
i ARsEN Al, IN Chesterfield county. a large lot
81 Dkfs>kD ana lNDkEsSfi) GkANiTE, suit
able fur building purposes. Parties having large
buildings to erect would DO well 10 examine NJ =
stone. hoye also quantity Of II ATE which I
dseirr 70 sei. Any Information ~ regard 20 the
above ran he had by application TO Mess Il Is
LETr A CAEY, 1ls soulh Twelfth street, Rich
mond- Va. " il. CAMACK.
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HALE.T0 THE CHIEF.
send the News 10 General Malone that
the Readiustcrs Of Grnyson sus.
tain senator Hnie.

Senator Hale Back;s His People Sustain
HIm-The Bill 10 Protect the Endowmenis
of Colleges Rejected by the Senate-Law
for Punishment by stripes TO be Repealed
the Court Of Appcals-Thousand Dollars
Proposed for the Midlothian Widows and
ChiIdrep-The Political Situation; What
Will the Rcadjusters Do House Notes
Portsmouth Readjustcr Charter Passed the
senate Personal.
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LEyE q ALDES's ysstR.
I Eve & AIDEN'S
II PkEhONALLN-COADrCTED TOUR

4 Eve & ALDEN'S
II PkKhDNALLl-cOADU TOUR
INcLUnfNG ALL ENPENtSlS.
PALACE CARS, FlRST-CLASS HOTELS
SARRIiSE-RIDEs EEEE FOR HlCHT-sEF-
ING. EIC..
LEAVING RICHMOND FEBRT ARN 17rH.
SECIlOS l-Nisffine Aulrusts. Savannah. Fer
naudlna. Jek sOnyjie, II. Augustine. P.fatka. In
tcrpFlse. Gainesville Cedar Keys, New Orleans. 81
Louis. CiDc'Anatiu y-0nc days hrsl-oia 81 iray-
eliing, szlp
SECTION 2-Eourns from Florida rlO Charles
ton, Aiken, AuEv-ta, Atianta Charlotte, an1 Dan-
Yiilc-tWcnty-stK days hFsf-ciass traN eiins l75.
ALSO, GRAND rERs0NALLY-COSDU
TDfK.
LEAVING MN YORK FEBRUARY 2ergf,
TO CUBA.
Exposition a. Nltasizds. fbs Caves Of is4ic Mar
20 u the lBDifi NsEsy the Cfiy Of Havana: fhagcc
20 Florida, VsiiinF Cedar Keys. Jack -Onyiiie. -
Augustine, Psia,kaI Lutefpaac, fcrnandiHa, 81
fan3an. and AuY8si;i. GA.
0dOfentlre t0iD from Richmond, including ~
etfassss, $3.50.
Fo programmes aud az particulars call at
GAkEtR'H JicAET-OfflCE
T. 7H.i1.1Z.ifAi5
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F0gICS snIPMEyT or PETRoLEcn--Yes-
terday ihe German bark Laura Maria,
Neitzke master, sailed from the Chesapeake
and Ohio sharyes for Yigo, Spain, having
on board 3, I05 barrels OF crude petroleum,
shipped by Messrs. Curtis a. Buck. II Is
stated that the vessel WAS drawing sixteen
feet and three inches OF water when Il leil
the wharf, which has never before been
attempted BY any craft leaving this port.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-09

MATRIN0SIAL.-The marriage OF Mr.. John
Il. LigbtfOOt. Jr., with Miss Mary ". Il.
Minor, daughter Of the late Robert Minor,
was sOlemnized in this city yesterday after
noon at O'Clock at st. james Episcopal
church, the Rev. Joshua Peterkin Ofiicia-
ting. Notwithstanding there were no
formal invitations issued. and the inoppor-
tune hour for "a full attendance, the sacred
ediiicc was filed with the friends OF the
contracting parties, who are 20 Justly
popular amongst a large circle OF Richmond
people.
There were no bridesmaids, but the ush-
crs on the occasion were Messrs. George
Z. Lishtioot, Henry Wickham, Richard
Dunlop, L. II. Ioh, Il. 4. Crump, A. Il.
Eddins, Wyndham Meredith, and James
Daniel.
Mr.. LiglRfOOt j. agent OF the uniOrtu-
nate Midlothian coal-mines, and the many
sad and imperative duties demanding his
presence here has induced him TO forego
the bridal tour and festivities which had
been planned for this joyous event OF his
life. May many years OF uninterrupted
happiness with the sweet and charming
lady he has 30 fortunately secured for his
helpmate completely obliterate the gloom
which ha, been forced upon him al such
time.
Another marriage which occurred yes
ierday afternoon about the same hour a.
the above was that Of Miss Emma {. Car
rington, daughter Of Major Isaac CARING
ton. with Mr.. John \. Middleton, formerly
OF Baltimore. but now connected with the
Richmond and Danyille railroad. and re-
siding in this city. The ceremony was
performed at the residence Of the brides
parents, on Franklin street. by Rev. Or.
Ninnigcrode, and was witnessed by large
number OF relatives and friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. Middleton left on the ) O'Clock train
yesterday. ay.afternOon for an extended north
ern tour.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: \. NJ, -:
. A. NJ, 50; noon, ca; y. NJ, o.; 6 J.
NJ. jS; midnight, -.
Mean tempcraturc, 5G5.
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There arr heayy-welghts, and middle weight
aud fcathcr-wcighta. Why not get ups contest BE-
tween papor-wc.ghtsr In The mean while, lin,
aud tide waits Tor no man. the current Of trad.
nows 90 LASE's MODEL DI>fNC-RoOAs, No. S22
north seventh street, % psriake of The excellent
2J-cmt breakfasts, dinncr-, and snppcrs.
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PROPOSALS.

DEOPOsALS ARE INVITED FROM
A CONTRACTORS 20 erect u BRICK ADDI-
IlON TO IHE ME1EOPOLlTAN HOTEL. In
shu .oue. y. G. with e front of - feet and "a
dcplb ~ 10 lest. four stories above basement
Plan. ana spccilcai uns can bf seen 40 Office 0f
R. n. Miller and son after 18Th Eebruary. $50.
d. ti-at JOHNSTON a MILLER.
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TO OSE AND ALL.-Are yon suffering from
cough, cold, asthma, bronchitis or sny OF The va
rioas pulmonary troubles that - often end in COZ
suinpuons II ~, use "WuBOR's PURE COD
LIVER OF AND LINE" a safe aud sure remedy.
This Is no quack preparation, bot is regularly prc-
scribed by the medical faculty Manufactured onl,
by 4. B. WILBOE, Chemist, Boston. sold by al
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, increasing cloudiness,
by rain, northerly vcering 10
souihcasterly winds, stationary or higher
and lower pressure.
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HOTELS.
(,ENTRAL HOTEL.

have taken charge Of the abov, HOTEL h,
Green, lorG. y. C.. and VIII run IL Ia FIRST-
CLASS STYLE, and win he glad 10 have my
ircnds and uif public give mc o trial. Charge
4l.5O yer DAY. WILLIAM PANLOR. Ja.
GREENSBORO, y. q, February 3, lss2.
10 9-2w
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NOTHING BUT FAVORABLE REPoRTs.-Be-
lieye S. :. 5. is specific for all blood
diseases. IL gives universal satisfaction.
q. w. Jones 4 Co., Druggists, Memphis.
Price. 81 and Sl,Ij per bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-09

DIsIsFEcTASTs ARR ABSOLUTELY NEcEs-
sARY-especially In case Of Diphthcha; sesILs.
Typhoid, yellow. and Malarial feyers. DAHsYs
PKoPHYLAcTIc FLUID u great disnfectanl ana
purifier II aGords protection from contasion, it
Is relief and euro IN the sick-rooin win purity
the air and destroy vile odcrs without creating sn-
other. A. household remedy its Invaluable.
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PER%nNAI..

'TO THE EDITOR OF TIE Dis
4 PATCH: see in your paper where q ease Of
sarlOiUd has teen taken from 1924 Franklin
street IL is q mistake. "a was at 1915 east Prank
lin stre.t. az Mr.. Washington Browns. Please
comet a. al once. Very respectfully.
a. site JAMES STEWART.
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Tuesday afternoon colored man. whose
name could not be ascertained, fell from
one of the James-riyer improvement scows
lylng of the Chesapeake and Ohio wharycs,
and was drowned. At last accounts his
body had not been recovered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-09

IEntered Vt the Posi-oaioe at Richmond, va.,s
seconi-ciass mattcrI
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PICNIC CiGAns, Sc.

C0LpENs LtTDIG's LIQUiD ENTRAcT % Bgrs
AND TOSIc lSyIGOHATOR means beaiih and
strength. Ask Tor Coldcn's; take no other. or
druggist generally.
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LnY BELLE CiGAR, Sc.

p HAVE YOUnSELF yACCiNATED, kecp good.
cheerful fire., and Duy your ANTHRACITE Coat.
kINDITSG and COOKING MOOD, aiwsys dry, IRON
cBUsP & WEST,
1919 east Cary e.l.st
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GRAND OPENING OF THE DIPE-
~ RIAL SALOON.
tOEtIH SEVENTH AND MAHSHALL STREFTa.
Ihe above .aloon will to opened 10 the public on
MONDAY NENI. February l3th. M / / O'Clock
\. ". \ fELE LUNCH On that day. The pub
DC are cordiaDy invited a. attend.
Ihls place viii be-. kept la a FiRsT-CLASS
STYLE
CHOICEST WINES. LIQUORS. and CIGARS
aiwaye on hand. Satisfaction guaranteed.
=. l.. GOODMAN,
I, "-5t' Proprietor.
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9itllmond nispatth.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY o, 1882.

ss- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CRcU-
LATIoS OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS or THE city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-09

Milwaukee Beer, which we think is the
best. can be bought in bottles OF Joseph NJ.
Blair, grocer, s2G Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-09

have anaiy1ed the WHisKEY known under
the brand of " I-sELEcr,~ controlled ~ Me-.rs
WALTER -. BLAIR a Co, Richmond. Va, ard
ind q FREE FRoN fUsm OIL and other inpuri-
iios, and recommend ils a.e for medicinal snd
family purpose. ,. u. NcCAw, NJ. d..
late Professor of Chemistry, Medi,S. Cvs...s, Q,
Nrraluf.
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TIE MOzMT THIS EVENING. First, over
tre. Fra Diayolo," (Aubcr,) orchestra;
second. seXtette, "Sabbath Day" (hreut-
zer.) male voices third, solo violin, P1ne,)
Mr.. n. f. Laubc; fourth, solo alto, BE
douin Loye-Song." N'insuii,) Miss Adah Y.
Levy: fifth. q. schottische, "The Hounds"
(Curricr.) b, " Irish PATROL" Puener) or
chcstra: sixth, seXtctte, "Giye Ne Ny own
Native Land" (White,) male voices; sev-
entb. trio, "Adagio," glozart,) Mcssrs.
Laube. Bascler and Thilow; eighth, solo
alto. II Know Not Why" (Mattei,) Miss
Adah Y. Levy; ninth, BABY Polka
lBial,) orchestra.
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WHILE THE saALL-Pox question Is aeiiatin.
the mind, keep perfectly eomfortsble b. buyins
lhe perrss5 WEsr VIRGINIA sPLIST CoAI. eIcas
and dry, from CgVNr 4 wxsI,
iTl0 east Cary str<xf
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ALSO, GRAND pERsONALLY-COSDU
TofK,
LEAVING NIK YORK FEBRI'AEy 1su.f
COOKS gxersssoSs.


+ sor 81 :afrs
COOKS GRAND EXCURSIONS lave New
lork APRIL 27. JUNE y, and July !, 1852.
.uli partieaiass ~ special PAAPJiI IT, zlnt free
on api.lleslio PASSAGE TICKETS hy ~ Ar
LANfIg sTEAEEIi>. special faclliues L)r ~
curing GOOD Bh&fiir. TOURIST TICKETS
for individual tfagtg<rs IN EUROPE. W ailro1its.
~ rcdnced rates
is ffias. THOMAS COOK a son,
Zei Iroad@ay. New YORK. Peef-Onice BOx 81 /.
Z, A, bAhA11oAi, Manage. fc 7-e0d4m
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DaRBy's PRoPIiyLACrIC FLUID
GREAT GERM DESTROYER,
DARBY'> PROP1IYLACTIC FLUID.

PITTfNC or SafALL-PON
FRENENIID:
ULCERS s purified aud
healed.
D1sESTEI;Y cured;
WOUNDS healed rapid
~;
Removes an unpleasant
nd0rs;
TFTIIH dried up:
IT'S rEETECTLNHABM-
IFsS:
For SORE THEOAT ltls q
SURE cure.
~cAHLET-FENEE cured
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CONCERT AND CnARADEs. entertain
ment will be given at the Latrel-Street
Methodist Episcopal church tonight by the
Eureka Association for the benefit OF the
church. The programme embraces music
and charades.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-09

RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, closing sale of
Italian uiareie sud siabaster goods.
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For sale by thc following groccrs:
MCtAEIuY 4 HAYNES, HERMAN SCHMIDT.
s. l.. BrnFOnD iROuiEH. JOlfN X. COOKE,
fEfDDY a TAYLOR. &. l.. TODD,
WILLIAM EAAkiN. =. ". KELLEY.
j. u. NELLY, ". +. SMoOT.
=. y. WHITE.
hi-l Tor sale hy dTugelsts generally. Ash fOr
LOVES CAHEOIiC LAUNDRY SOAP. and
tskc uDfhingtlsc as "a substitute.
PIEC Ill, LADD & CO.
e. 9-lw Wholesale Agont-.
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LECTURE AT TRTNTY CHURCH. .-Rey. }.
Wiley Blcdsoe will deliver lecture at
Triuity church tomorrow night, the pro-
cceds Of which will be devoted 10 defray-
ing the expense OF necessary repairs TO the
church building. Mr.. BledsOe i an elo-
quent and impressive speaker, and what
ever subject he may select will be placed
before his audience in manner that can
not fail 10 please and interest.
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CAREoLIC LAUNDRY SOAP.

/ OWES CARBOLIC LAUNDRY SOAP
II FOR DlStNFECTiNG
BED-CLOTfiE~ AND CLOTHING OF IHE
~, i,k-ROOM-
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4 PLEASANT OCCAsION.-OneO the most
ENJOYABLE hops Of the season was given last
night at sanger Halle by the young ladies
and gentlemen comprising the elite OF the
Jewish society, in honor OF several young
ladies who are now visiting here from Nor
folk and Washington. Among 20 many
pretty faces and costumes II would bea dli-
ficult task 10 say who really was The belle.
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4 PUBLIC MEETING TO BE HELD At THE CON-
NERCiAL CLUB THIS EVENING 10 DEVISE
RELIEF MEASURES.
There is no news from Coalfield, and
there will be none as TO the recovery OF the
bodic, Of the victims for long time TO
come. The shaft has been closed mp 10
smother the flames. but when, il ever, il is
to bc TeOpcncd l. "A matter OF uncertainty.
The adyisahility OF flooding the mine has
been discussed. but not agreed upon, Is il
will involve considerable cost; and a. the
mine is thc property OF the Burrows estate.
parties not in Virginia will have to be first
consulted.
II may be months before the shaft can be
safely opened, and when opened--no mat
ter by what process the flames are sub
ducd-the work OF recovering the bodies.
or such of them as escape the flames, will
be quite costly.
This condition Of affairs adds to the dis
tress Of the people. They have not even
the satisfaction Of knowing that the re-
mains Of their beloved are resting in peace
ful graves.
Those who have been thus suddenly be-
rcft Of their supporters have most urgent
claim upon the generous people OF the land.
and oliT people should hasten with money
and food for their relief.
MEETING or BUSINESSMEN OF RICHMOND
THIS EVENING.
There will be a meeting Of the citizens Of
Richmond in the reception-rOoms Of the
Commercial Clubhouse, No. 9l2 Main
street, this evening at o'clock. for the
purpose Of raising funds for the relief OF
The widows and children Of the victims Of
the sad accident which occurred at the
Midlothian pits on the 3d instant. II j.
hoped that there will be "A full attendance
Of the people. and that effective measures
will be inaugurated.
oDD-FELLOws' MEETING.
To Odd- -FtLOicS: -Four OF the victims Of
the Midlothian disaster were Odd-Fel-
lows-mcmbers OF Cooper Lodge, at that
place. One OF them was secretary Of the
Lodge. Their families are IN distress and
need assistance. Their Lodge is too feeble
10 take care of them. Every Odd-Fcllow
in Richmond is therefore requested 10 con-
tribute nj once through his lodge rs much
as hc j. able 10 these needy ones. And i'm
order that our contributions may be pro-
perry cared for and applied, the officers Of
all the lodges Of this city are requested 10
meet at Odd-FellowS' Hall FRIDAY night,
10Th instant, at S O'Clock, TO organize neces-
sary committees. 4. Il. COURTNEY,
Grand Representative.
FOUR MASONs AMONG THE VICTIMS.
Mr. Baker, master OF Midlothian Lodge.
No. 2ll, who was in the city day or two
ago, stated that four OF the victims We're
members Of his lodge.
The brethren in this city viii therefore,
no doubt, take prompt measures 10 do their
part towards ,uccoring the families OF these
deceased.
AID FOR THE MIDLOTHIAN SUFFERERS.
All supplies intended for the families OF
the unfortunate victims at the Midlothian
pits should De sent 10 Mr.. J. +. Cox. at the
Richmond and Danyile railroad office,
corner Of Tenth and Bank streets, who
will promptly forward them 10 the proper
committee at Midlothian.
j. B. LIGHTPOOT. JT., Agent.