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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-08
LOCAL MATTERS.
TrIE RIVER FROZEN OVER.
The lee Harvest BeSun-Piuinhers
Ditto.

Saturday was cold day. 30 was sunday.
So was yesterday. There may have been
some little variations in the temperature aS
between the days; but no matter about
that. 1t was freezing weather right straight
along, day aud night, in sunshine and
shade.
Ice gathered on country ponds where the
water was still and shallow 10 the depth OF
about six inches, and last night ought TO
have thickcncd ii three inches more.
The river was frozen over too, the ice
being about two or three inches thick.
The Old Dominion steamship from New
York reached here about t. VI. She
pIowcd through the ice easily except in
Graveyard reach, the place where The had
gorge was some years ago. where she had
some difficulty. The Philadelphia steamer
followed along after her. These steamers
broke up the ice in the channel.
The Old Dominion will leave To-day nj
II o'clock instead OF >. and hopes 10 gel
ont to deep water without any great dea
OF trouble. She will. however. nave tC
plow open the channel again, Tor it wa,
covered with ice last night.
There is considerable broken ice coming
down over the falls. Ii is not unreasonable
10 suppose that little longer continuance
OF this weather would close up navigation
of the James: oi which probability those
interested should take notice.
The plumbers are already almost run 10
death. Pipes have been bursting in all >0rt'
OF houses and at all sorts OF nconyenienl
hours, aud every man wants to have his
mended first and q; the minimum price.
The work is very diSagrceable and the poor
fellows have TO run hither and thither and
do the hardest and coolest sort oi work al
the most unreasonable times and places,
but what is much harder on them, they
have to be the butt for many horrible Jokes
This is what makes their bills 80 high
tiSn't the work thev do. but it i the Joke
they are made 10 suffer.
1t l. a cold day Wien plumber gelN leii
out.
Tnc Street-carS yestcrday-Such Is Wert
out-Werc drawn by four horses each. \,
for the SleighS most OF them retired there
was not enough snow for them 20 run on
They had no footing: but the boys witt
their sedS had an awlully Jolly time. al>C
some fights.
Some of the public-school rooms were
found to be very insulhcieutly heated YES
terday, and in majority OF such cI>c, tine
teachers very prudentv sent the children
h0me-a course the parents will always ap-
prove.
Yesterday morning about Gaybreak the
thermometer at several Places in the city
was down TO zero. In some places ont in
the country It was below zero; but mildeT
weather is coming, The report says.
The skating was very good yesterday,
and the basin and the lake at the reservoir
were crowded with skaters. \ party OF
Young men ciubbed in and went out TO the
lake last night with li2htS to illuminate It.
and otherwise prepared to have Il good
time skating.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-08
Irustimgs Court, Yesterday.

True bills OF indictment were brough,
in bv the grand jury OF the Hastings Court
Of Richmond Yesterday in the following
cases:
James Boiler. for Il felonCuS assault upon
Daniel Johnson.
Edward Beasley. for breaking into the
dweIing-house Of J. c. Kaufman with the
intent TO commit larceny. John Cox. Tor
the same offence.
Edward Bcasley, for breaking into the
store and dwelling-house OF William B.
Jones. John Cox, for the same offence.
Hylam Crlltchfield, for making felo-
niouS assault upon Frank Newman. sgd
nor johnson. for the same offence.
William johnson, for breaking into the
storehOuse OF Warner Moore.
George /. Lumpkin, for forging the
name OF G.. +. Paynter on the back OF a
check for 800.
Clifton Hughes, for misdemeanor and
unlawfully shooting at Richard Crump.
Philip Lambert, for resisting the police
in the discharge OF their duty.
The grand jury were then discharged
for the term.
The civil docket was called and several
cases disposed OF and Others set for trial on
next saturday, at which time persons in
tcrested had better appear and give aiten-
tion TO their cases.
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Golden wedding on Ncw.Year.s.

i recent Philadelphia exchange says
Mr. and hlr,. Isaac IIyneman formerly
OF Richmond. OF 1918 Green street. yes
lerday celebrated the fiitieth anniversary
OF their marriage. their golden wedding
The features Of the occasion were Il fam
ilv dinner at noon and 4 reception in the
evening from ) until II o'clock just
fifty near relatives OF the happy old con
pie, including grandchildren and Great
grandchildren. sat down at the dinner
The presents were various and costly. \
wreath OF floral offerings was sent 10 the
house by absent friends.
Among those present were Judge Hanna
judge and Mrs. Fuiletter, Judge and Mrs
Hamburger. Mr.. and Mrs. William b. Hack.
enberg, Rev. 5. Morris. Miss Morals. Mr.
and Mrs. {. J. Cohen. the Misses Schiyer
the Misses Marlert Mr.. Jacob Ezekiel
Cincinnati, Ohio: Nj. Naphtah Ezekiel
Virginia: Mrs. Ze. Ezekiel. Hartford
Conn; Mr.. aud Mrs. Alfred Collier, New
York,
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Capitol Police.

The substitute OF the committee for the
bill OF Mr. Lovenstein. providing for the
appointment Of Capitol police and engineer
and ianitor OF the building. came up on its
engrossment yesterday, and to allow Mr..
Bailey an opportunity to read it. was passed
by. Il will come up again to-day and the
friends OF the measure will urge immediate
action.
Ii the bill passes the Register OF the Land
Office will appoint these officials. and they
will go into place and their pay commence
at once.
At present there i no distinct law pro-
yiding for the appointment OF these men.
The CoalitionisiS hold tia, the Regis
ter Of the Land Office (who i er-01icio
Superintendent OF Public Buildings can
only appoint by and with the consent OF
the Governor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-08
Briefs and Personals.

The various Investigations and contested
election cases have caused The two houses
OF the General Assembly To order an extra
ordna amount Of printing. Three or
four job offices are at work on it, and can
not get enough compostors to push II for
ward with The speed desired.
Remember the poor. Their lines do not
fall in pleasant places Just now. Coal and
wood are high; marketing is high; and
many worthy meh are out OF work and can
not get employment in this weather.
Mr.. A. w. Ball, formerly superintendent
OF Bradstreet's Office here, has resigned
that position and established mercantile
and collection agency Of hi, own for the
States OF West Virginia, Virginia. North
Carolina, and South Carolina.
&. w. Warren has received number OF
subscriptions-aboutt twenty dollars yester-
day-for Lee monument, from eX-Confed-
crates.
Mrs. Cole, who IL TO appear at Mozart
Hall in the entertainment TO be given by
Miss Bowen on January 22d. made an eX-
tended tour with Theodore Thomas, and Is
regarded as singer OF extraordinary quail
ilications.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Board OF Directors Of the Chamber OF Com
mcrce will be held Thursday evening.
At the Grace-Street Presbyterian church
the Rev. Mr.. Drew preached very inn
pressive sermon Sunday morning, and in
the afternoon made very instructive and
int, resting address to the Sunday-school
children, interspersed with good advice to
older persons, especially to parents.
The Right Rev. Rupert Scidenbush. o.
s. T.. vicar apostolic OF Northern Mime
sofa, and Right Rev. AeXiuS Edelbrock,
o. :. g., abbot Of ST. Johns Abbey,
MIMI, and Rev. Antony Arnold, pastor
OF the church OF All Saints, Williamsburg,
\. Y, are here on visit. They are the
guests OF Rev. Bcnno Ilegele, o. ;. b, OF
St. Mary'S church.
Mr.. G. II. Cardoza. OF this city. has ac-
cepted business engagement with we'll
known Baltimore house.
Mr.. Harrison Subett, a former member
OF the First Company Richmond HlOwlt-
zers, died at South Boston Yesterday. His
remains will he brought to this city for in
terment. Members OF the lIOwitzer ASSo-
Grafton are requested 10 meet at the Dan
Vile depot this afternoon at ! o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-08
Police Court.

The following cases were disposed OF
Yesterday
james Wright. charged with being
drunk and dlsOrderlv and driving through
the streets IN reckless manner. Fined
$40.
James Bellew, charged with being
drunk. Fined S2.
Edmund Custus (colored). charged with
carrying concealed weapons. Fined Sl5.
Robert Page (colored), for assauting and
beating Richard billiard. Fined S5.
Harry Morgan, charged with being
drunk. Fined 81.
Willie Sullivan (co'dred), charged with
feloniously entering in the nighttime the
store OF Benjamin Fleming and stealing
a lot OF cakes, was turned over to bis
mother TO be whipped.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-08
YiIsson.Thomas Concerts.

\ meeting of the Monument Mu-i-
cal Association will be held tonight ut 5
O'Clock in the room OF the Chamber OF
Commerce Commercial Club building) by
the courtesy OF the Chamber.
Mr.. Sicgcl states that he can obtain 4
chorus oil three hundred voices. and he is
willing 10 undertake the management OF
the musical feature Of the MAY festival,
but i'm the financial matters the Association
will have to have the aid OF a committee 0i
leading businessmen, as he will not be able
to undertake both.
This scheme will not conflict with the
bazaar: that is to be in October, while the
music festival. if at all. must De in May or
June.
All interested in the Ler monument and
in the cause OF music are invited 20 attend
at the room OF the Chamber OF Commerce
tonight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-08
Masonic.

Grand Master Henry William Murray,
District-Deputy GRIND Master a. X.
Courtney. Right WorShipful William +.
Drinkard, Grand senior Deacon OF the
Virginia Grand Lodge: Worshipful the
Hon. Charles L. Stuart, Speaker OF the
House of Delegates, and Past Master OF
Observation-Disclosures Lodge, No. %;
Past Grand Master Beverly Randolph
Wexford. Jr.. and numerous other past
masters and brothers OF other lodges, to-
gether with full delegation OF the men,
bcrs OF Amity Lodge, No. 20, were pres
ent last night at the first meeting Of that
lodge III st. Albans Hall. Addresses were
delivered bv Worshipful Master Lynham.
ID. ID. q. VI. Courtney. Grand Master Muir
raw. Past Grand Master Wexford, Wor-
shipfuI C.. f. stuart, and Right Worship
ful w. +. Drinkard. The occasion was Il
very happy one. The brothers went from
labor 10 refreshments.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-08
Fire in Manchester sunday.

The cooper-shops Of McsSr>. Dunlop ~
McCance. Situqted on Second street be-
tween Decatur and stockton, Manchester,
took tire in the northwest corner OF the
building sunday evening ri G:30, and were
entirely envelopcd in flames in thirty
minutes.
The alarm was turned in about fifteen
Minutes after the firc commenced. Owing
to the snow and ice under foot and the
scarcity OF men the hook-and-adder and
hose did not arrive until 7:lJ.
BY the efficient service rendered by the
fire company and the citizens the adjacent
dwellings were saved. The shops were
entirely destroyed. ABOUT 100 barrels IN
the shop were saved. 1t WAS undoubtedly
an incendiary'S work. Loss about 5000
fully covered by insurance.
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DIR. Curry's Address Thursday Night

Or. Curry has long been known rs the
friend OF public education, and since he has
been the general agent of the Peabody fund
has given the subject profound study. In
visiting the educational institutions all
over the country he has had rare opportu-
mites for observation. Considering his in
terest in the matter. the unusual advantages
he has had to acquaint himself with all that
concerns the cause. and his acknowledged
be doubted that the Legislature and all
others who attend in the hall Of the House
Thursday night will have Il rare intellectual
treat. The subject is Popular Educa-
lOn." and the address is to be delivered at
the request OF the General Assembly.
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SpErgAu. NOTICES.

LADIES' REGULAR MADE HOSE In all of the
fashionable colors at 37c, worth 60c., and a,
SOC, worth Csc;
GENUINE PRIDE OF THE WEST COTTON ai
10c yard-ncver sold as low before:
REMNANTS or BLEACHED COTTON SHEET
ING. two and half yards wide, nj 25c., worth
35c. yard:
GINGrAMS at G4. 81, 10, and l2'sc. yard:
TABLE LINEN DAMASK a, soc. "A yard, worth
Csc: at 60c., worth soc,
/ TABLE LINEN DAlIASK. ia remnants. at cx-
trcmely low prces-bt sure TO look at them:
CURTAIN MUsLINS at 16'sc.. worth 25c.;
| LACE CURTAINS ut extremely low prces-too
large stock TO enumerated
! CHEVIOr SuIRTiNGS ~ l0c. yard worth
15c.:
GRAY wAsH.P0PLIN at sc. a yard. worth
12kc., and no mistake:
! CRASH TOWELING at 5c., worth &c.; AT Sc.
worth l2hc.; other toweling very cheap;
/ EXTRA LARGE CIEPE-FlNIsH TOWELS al
$40 dozcn-wOuld be cheapat So;
RED-BoRDER LINEN TABLE CLOTHS at so
75c.. and 81. worth 75c., el.25, and $3.50;
| BLEAClIED NAPKINS at sl.5U dozen, well
woith ~:
REMNANTS OF RICHARDSON'S IRISH
LINENS very cheap;
TURCOMAN CURTAINS AND P0RTIERE
very cheap:
/ CORNlCE AND PORTIERE POLES In great
variety;
/ Zig bargains in BLANKETS. Blankets were
never as chetp they are now; look at our
stock before huyug elsewhere.
LAP-BLANKETS at $2-,sod last year at 81
FUR CARRIAGF-ROBES at ss-former price
Sl2;
! CULDBEN's FUES at soc. set:
M "a C.
prices, which IS about one half Of regular
prices. LEVY. DAVIS & DRAKE,
l0l7 and 1919 Main street.
Big reductions in the prices of DOLMANS
! CIRCULARS. JACKETS. ULSTEGs, and al
other WRAPS. Every garment mus; bc sold.
Ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-08
Hazel kirke.

The ever-popular aud always-welcome
play Z" Haze. Kirke" will be presented at
the Theatre this and tomorrow evening,
with AN unusually tine east, including c.
w. Couldock. Mrs. L. l.. Davenport, Ada
Gilman. w. III. Crompton, DeWolf Hop
per. w. B. Cuhill, Cecile Rush, j. G. Gra-
hamc. Maude Osborne, and others.
Elegant artistic tiles quite new, being
beautiful mementoes and souvenirs OF this
play, presented to all ladies who attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-08
q Musical Trent.

McCauli's Comic Opera Company. from
the Casino, New York city. begin an en-
gagement at the Theatre Thursday even
ing. The company is said to be the best
comic opera troupe that has been TO kich'
mond in some years. Among the company
il seen the names of such artists us Gather
inc Lewis. Emma Carson. and Jennie Wins
ton. The repertoire is as follows: Thurs
day, Princess Trebizonde: Friday, Prince
Methusalem; Saturday matinee and even
ing. The Queen's Lace Handkerchief Sale
OF seats begins "Wednesday at \. NJ. at the
box Office OF the Theatre. There viii be no
increase i'm the prices.
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next Monday (court-day) TO consider the
new road-law proposed in the Senate by
Mr.. Atkinson.
Great CIostng.Out Sale.

Owing to the dissolution OF the firm OF
Cardozo, Alsop, MosDy & Co.. to take effect
on the lst day Of February, it has become
necessary to close out the entire stock OF
dry goods Of this house, and this they are
now doing without reference to cost or
present market value. Goods can be pur-
chased Of them lower than they have ever
before been sold.
Messrs. Alsop and MOsby. OF the old
firm, are going into the wholesale business
at Nos. 10 and 105 South Fourteenth street
Messrs. w. A. Cardozo and Z. =. Lyon
will continue the retail business at the old
stand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-08
AlOnpleSSlY LII.

Last night at o'clock Mr.. James W..
Page, proprietor OF the st. James Hotel,
was so III that his life was despaired Of.
Mr.. PAGE has been confined to his room for
several months. and has suffered acutely.
While his death will not be a surprise to
hi, many friends. it Will cause them sincere
grief. lie is very popular, and very few
men made more friends. either in business
or social matters. than he did.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-08
senator Joseph r. Brown anu Rtch'
p,Ond College.

Senator Brown. OF Georgia, gave $1,000
to the erection OF the Jeter Memorial build
inc 1t Richmond College, and little aier
he gave 81 ,OoO to the library fund OF the
college, and now he gives another $1,000,
the interest OF which is TO he used through
all coming time in educating some poor
but deserving young man at the college.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-08
APieasaut Surprise.

On yesterday afternoon about O'Clock
MFR. Thomas Il. Kcesee, secretary Of the
GalIego Mills Manufacturing Company,
was. in behalf of the officers and employees
OF the company. made the recipient OF a
very handsome gold-headed cane. Mr..
William M..COulling in neat little speech
wished Mr.. Keesee many happy returns OF
the eth of January, his birthday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-08
Copies OF the Ist-Of-January .Dis-
patch,' put uD for mailing. may be
had at our counting.rOom. Price. 3
Late Weather Report.

ESPECIAL telegram 10 ne DIsPIIVI'I
WASHINGTON. ID. c., january S-l:2O
4. M.-For the Middle Atlantic States,
snow, with slightly warmer weather. winds
shifting TO northeaSterly, falling barometer.
For the South Atlantic States. rain. fol.
lowed during Tuesday night by clearing
weather. warmer followed in the southern
portion by slightly colder weather, north
easterly winds becoming variable. falling
followed in the southern portion by rising
barometer.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cold.
partly clear. and cloudy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: g 4. ", s;
9 A. NJ, Il; noon, %; p. NJ, -; =.
NJ, -; midnight, -.
Mean temperature, 10.
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Snow Again.

Snow commenced TO fall again thi, morn
ing at ! O'Clock, and from the condition OF
the atmosphere. the Sombre appearance Of
the heavens, and the downpOur OF snow.
the chances were that there will De- big
amount OF the cold visitor on the ground
before the storm is over.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-08
EORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF
Il IN Old NURSE.

MRS. WiNsI OWS SOOTHlNG sYECP. for
children toeihnr Is the prescription 81 one Of lhe
best female physicians aud nHrsee IN tho United
>taic-. and has been ascd for forty yeay, with
nevel-fliine success, by million; of mothers for
their children. II relieves the clild from pain
cures dy>eiiery and diarrhpl. gripping in the
bowels and wind cole. By giving health 10 the
child IL re~is the mother. We would say 10 every
mother who has child gfcrine from any Of The
foregoing Complaints. DO not let your pre- udices.
nor the pIrjudices of others. stand between your
suffering child and the relief that VIII Le >uIc-
yes. absolutely sWe-to follow the Use Of this
medicine. Sold by druggists throughout tine world
Price. - cents bottle. ja j--eodlw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-08

We nil sell the following GOODS:
All CLOAKS. DOLMANs, JACKETS. and
WRAPPINGS OF every description at cost
TO close them out;
A lot Of CREAM and BLACK SPANISH TIES
and FICHCES 81 less than half price;
500 gross METAL BUTTONS at Sc. per dozen
worth 25c. per dozen;
IS dozen LADIES REGCLAE MA ID +
FLEECED GLOVES at 1Oc. Il pair:
40 dozcu OF PURE LINEN DAMASK TOWELS,
IA inches long and % inches wide, at 2jc.
worth Ace;
5 pieces BLACK ALL-WOOL CASHMERE at
35c.-the best 80. 90, zoe. and ~ CASH.
MERES in the city:
Bargains in all GOLORED DRESS GOODS:
WHITE and COLORED BLANKETS. CON-
FORTS, AMI QUILTS will be sold at manu-
faciurers' prices;
I'm GENTLFMtN'S. LADIES. and MISSES
MERINO UNDERWEAR you can save money
by going direct 70 LEVY HEAIEh's'
de 3O.SuTuSTh No. 307 Broad street.
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Personal.

DR.. II. T. Coleman has this day associated
with himself in the practice Of medicine
in its various branches his son. DR.. K. B..
Coleman.
Office and residence, 4C7 east Grace
street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-08

The new novel by the author OF DIR.
Claudius and "Nr. lsaacs" is entitled
$40 Leeward." We have repleni,hed our
stock OF the book 10y telegraph and express.
Price is SID.
CARLTON MCCARTHY & CO..
S05 Main street
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SUnrcuic Court OF Appeals.

Joyce rs. Commonwealth. Argued by
Messrs. William IL. White and \. :. >rgar
for plaintiff III error, and 10y Attorney
General +. 5. Blair for defendant in error.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-08

You ear save from 90 TO 40 per cent. il
you buy Your Clothing at the Clothing
Palace, 1901 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-08

Eine chiidren's Oyercoats, from y 10 )
years. which sold for SS and $40 reduced
to 81 and s.. The Clothing Palace, 1901
Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-08

OvercOats and listers Mt greatly reduced
prices. The Clothing Palace, 1901 Main
street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-08

Business and Dress Suits at reduced
prices. The Clothing Palace, 1901 Main
street
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Hamrieo ROad.I.oyy,

There will be a public meeting Of cliI'
zens OF Henrlco county a, the courthouse
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EOR THE HOLIDAYS.

II Co.,
GENTLEMEN's EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS,
GhNTLEMEN'S ALLIGATOR aud SEAL eLlI'
PERS,
LADIES' HAIR SLIPPERS,
LADIES' BEADED SLIPPERS.
LADIES TOILET SLIPPERS;
shopPING.BAGs, IN Plush, Hair, bucSskln
scal' Alligator. and Turkey Morocco, with and
without straps;
ENGLISH CLUB aud GRIPsACKS.
j. A. GRIGG pace Block,
de 10 corner Main and Eighth streets.
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SWEET GrM AND MULLFIN.

SWEET GUM AND MUILFIN.
Most of our readers have thought very little .Of
the fact that IN the oxidation they see clAgng 10
the sweei-2um tree in The hot summer month.
there Is a principle that s considered the most
powerful stimulating cXpectOrant known. They
have no doubt thoukit less of the fact that IN The
mullen plant seen the old-iolds j. mucilagi.
nous substance thar acts soothing dcmnlcent on
the inlamcd surface, OF he lungs, ald which has
attracted rhc attention Of the medical world in
consequence of It's wonderful effect, on con,ump-
,ion. Wien those things aIc considered it Is not
surprising tina. "Taylor'5 Cherokee Remedy Of
Sweet Gum and Nla.lein.' the great panacci fot
Coughs. Group. WhoopilS-C Cough, aud all Eron-
chial Affections, is proving snch n boon 10 those
suffering.
For sale by an leading druggists at Pc. and 81
per bottle.
Manufactured BY Waller \. Taylor Atlanta,
Ga, proprietor Of Taylor'~ Premium Colo-nc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-08

Now is the time 10 buy an Oyercoat, and
the Clothing Palace is just the place TO 20.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-08

COUGHS AND HOARsENEss.-Th irritation
which induces coughing immclmtely relieved by
use OF BEOwS's BRONCHIAL DROCHEs. Sold
only In boxes.
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BOOTS. SHOES. dc.
$4,000

WORTH OF BOOTS AND SHOES TO BIZ SOLD
REGARDLESS OF COST.
STORE AND DWELLING FOR RENT.
Determined 10 discontinue the business, ! oiier
at aud below cost my entire STOCK OF FRESH
AND FA~IIIONABLE GOODS. bought this sea-
son from = manufactures. Now Is the time Tor
bargains. Nall and supply yourselves. No hum
bug.
You can save 40 per cent by coming at once to
NJ. GOLDEN,
1928 east Main street.
fthlra shOe-store below Fifteenth street,
III 3-Im
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9itilmond 1ispatth.

ss-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CiRCU-
LATiUN oFALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWe.
PAPERS or TIE CITY.