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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-29

THE LADIES HELPING THE YOUNG MEMS
CHRISTIAN AssoCIATIoN.-In pursuance OF
call from the president of the Young Mems
Christian Association a number OF ladies'
met at Association Hall yesterday.
Mr.. J. T. EllysoD, president, announced
that the Association was in debt, and the
meeting had been called for the purpose Of
making arrangements to hold festival to
nav off this debt, or to secure fund sufh-
cient for that purpose in any other way the
ladies might think best. 1t was decided to
bo,d a festival, and committee Of ladies ap-
pointed to nominate officers reported the fol-
lowing organization: President, Mrs. j. 5.
Walker. Vice-Presidents Centenary Me-
thodist church. Mrs. A. w. CARRIER; Broad
Street, Mrs. Leroy Edwards; Clay-Strees.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Peterson; Trinity, Mrs. f. e.
BIedsoe: Union. Station, -; st. johns,
Mrs. John 81 Greaner; Monumental, Miss
Lizzie Woodbridge: ST. Paups, Mrs. l.. w.
Webb: St. James, Mrs. Joshua Peterkin;
ST. Marks, Miss Williams; Grace church
(Episcopslj. Mrs. 4. Bargamin First
Raptist. Mrs. Thomas n. rutherford !;
Second Baptist, hrs. j. Taylor Ellyson !;
Grace-Street Baptist, Mrs. J. B. Jeter; Leigh
Street, Mrs. R. l.. Brown; Pine-Street Bap-
fist. Mrs. George Hooper; First Presoyte>
rian, Mrs. Knox; Second Presbyterian, Mrs.
S.H. Hawes,; Graee-Strcet, Mrs. Z. q. Reed ;
Third Presbyterian, Mrs. John snton
seyenth-Street Christian, Mrs. John b.
Carey Treasurer, Mrs. Peyton Darlington
Secretary, Mrs. J. D. Crump. =.
These ladies represent the several churches
In the city, and will at once make arrange
ments for the festival. Ii any funds remain
after paving the Association debt the money
will be expended in buying books for the
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HANDSOME SCHOOL. ROOM. -Theinfant class
room for the use of Leigh-Street Baptis.
church bavng been completed, was occu'
pied on Sunday morning for the first time
The room Is situated in the yard otthe church
building and adjoins the basement of the
church, into which it enters by door. 1t
will comfortably seat 200 scholars, and is the
largest room 10 the city devoted 10 the ex'
elusive use,of the INFANT class. The room is
handsomely adorned with over twenty-five
appropriate mottoes, tastefully worked and
beautifully framed; fine melodeon, black
board, and map are also furnished, and oc'
cupy prominent positions In the room. Inc
low benches end chairs are quite noyG and
exceedingly well adapted to the little ones.
AIR. A. 3. Clarke, assisted by several geatle.
men and ladies, has charge OF this room, and
deserves praise for the admirable manner in
which be condRets the school aud securing
tbt,e love and affection of the scholars.
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THE New DocToRs.-Tbe annual COM
mencement exercises of the Medical Colleg
of Virginia will take place at the college TO-
morrow night. At q meeting OF the Facuity
held last night it was decided to confer tne
degree of NJ. .. upon the following STU
dents, they having passed satisfactory eA'
animation: james 81. McCaw, j. w. Bry-
ant, Jr., j. Michaux, B. G Crouch, =.
Rawls, E. C. Wynne, ". A. Newman, D..
NJ. Taylor, z. P. James. A. spIers GeoTge'
E. n. Booker, 81. e. Cowan, W. II. Ed,
mundsop, J. w. Ford, Philip S. Jeter, and
George P. Lumsden. -
Messrs. W. S. Nelson and Richard b. Styll,
Jr.. will receive certificates Of proficiency in
pharmacy. -# 1-.
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ST.. ,P,arR1cK's DAY CRLEBRATIes.-The
following aid de camps to the Chief Marshal
for St. Petrick's day have been appointed: {:
JOIN MuEshy, William Kelly, Thomis coz
william Rankin, j. L. WHITAKER, ). v.
Reddy, james Driscoll, E. Z. Murphy, Z.
McGoVern. 81. Irwin, P. Keenan,, ID. Aeiy,
p. Boyle, William Daffron, u. VBrie4, james
Sherry, G. Hirsh, A. HlerhoEsr, Eowaro var
Cummings, Jehn d: Hlsgins. "a. - Lax G.s
garty. 2: Fenaessy, James Golden, .,;:v x: orp. .
ain, T. McDoaough. Timothy helleX =.
Costello, W. Hesey, E. Grlmn, ~, q. "aiu'
T. O'Connor, T, Hannegan. NJ. nyrhe' e'-'
p (rMeiL r. Kerse, John Vincent
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Tuy SPRING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF A
New CRY CoMMITTEE.-The following was
adopted last night:
uEApo's CITY CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEES,
RICHMOND, February %, 1876. }
1othe Conservative Voters of Richmond:
The present plan of organic alton OF the
Conservative party of Richmond city places
the direction OF the affairs of the party 10
the hands OF committee composed OF i've
members from each ward of the city, who
are annually chosen by ward meetings of the
voters in each ward.
RpcuIarlv. the successors Of the present
committee would be chosen in the month OF
Nav next. But as the spring elections VIII
come on SO soon after that time, ana as there
would, should these elections be attendeu
with anv serious party troubles, be so little
time afforded the new committee TO compose
strfes, harmouiZe differences, and manage
the party organizlt alton 10 the best advantage
in the interests of the public, the present
committee deem it desirable that they should
give place to their successors without more
DELAY, and allow them ample time lor the
work that may be required at their hands.
For this reason the" COMMITTEE propose 10
resign their Offices into new bands as soon as
there can be committees appointed to receive
them.
The committee is also induced to take
this step by q wish to afford the party itself
an opportunity of Reorganization, in which,
when it takes place, it is hoped all good ele-
ments will be satisfactorily represented and
the general confidence and cooperation OF
all good men Of the party secured.
To this end the Conservative voters are
requested to assemble in their respective
wards at 1880 O'Clock on the evening OF
Thursday the 9th day of March, 1876, and
elect members Of new committee. The new
committee, as chosen, will assemble on the
day following their election at the present
headquarters of the committee at Il O'CLOCK
P. NJ, aud organize; and upon Its organIza-
ton the powers of the committee will cease,
and its secretaries will surrender its records
and other property into the hands OF the
new committee.
The committee earnestly appeals to the
patriotism Of the Conservative voters of the
city to lay aside past differences, and looking
only to the future to be in full attendance at
the ward meetings, and to select their safest
and wisest men to take charge Of the inter.
ests Of the party.
JonN II. GUY, Superintendent.
". D. CheStermdn, Secretary.
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AngoaNEY. .GBNERkL.-The Speaker 'isid
h.{ore the House yesterday communication
from the Auditor of Public Accounts in'afi-
s,per to a resolution in relation to the annouuG
Of salary, fees, SC, paid the Attorney-GeG,
eras during the fiscal year as74-'75, which
was aeferred to the Committee on Finance..j
The following is the statement Amount on
salary, So Gao; amount of Office rent, SaGo:; i
am osAzl of fees for attending cases in Unltedl
States courts, $500; amount of fees for at
tending cases in Virginia Court Of Appeals
5000; amount of fees paid for attending
cases in Ricbuond city courts, $500 amounti
of fees paid as mileage to the Court OF Ap-;
peals, $3.50. Total, S3 ,628 .49.
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Fre.-A fire broke out Saturday night
aho1t "a o'clock in house on Perry near
Twelfth street, occupied by negroes, and
owned by Mr.. c. $. Maurice. Tue flames
were discovered ard put out by the neigh
bors witbou. an alarm being sounded. But
for Su's their S. promp:ness a serious fire might
have heep the result, as the neighborhood Is
tbickly settled, and all the houses are framed
dwellings. Loss triftnS.
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LIFE AND CHARACTER OF SHAKspEARE.-To.
night, at Association Hail, the Rev. Willard
G. Day, of Baltimore, will lecture on
Shakespeare, giving history of this world.
renowned writer. Those who have heard
MIR. Day in Baltimore and Washington speak
of the lecture in high terms, and we bespeak
for him good house. Sbakspeare's devotion
to his wife will cause all our ladies to hear
more about the bard OF Stratford-on-Ayon.
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". D. Chestermd1, Secretary.

CoSDlT1oN OF STATE FINANCES-A LARGE
DEFICIT IN TIE TREASURY PROBABLE THIS
YEAR.-Mr. W.. +. Taylor, Auditor of Pub.
lie Accounts, yesterday sent to the House OF
Delegates, in response to resolution, an
tllborate statement Of the financial condi-
ton of the State, which he sums up as
follows:
"From the foregoing estimate it will be
seen that the estimated receipts Of revenue
in currency from the 24,h Of February to the
Ist of December, 1876, will be 1897, 1878,
while the disbursements for the same period
will be S1,749, ,4S9.05, showing deficit Of
1851, 1882. This large deficit results in a
great measure from the item of S4O9, 1000 ar.
rearages due the school fund. These ar.
rearages, difficult of ascertaiDment until the
work of the year has been fully completed,
have recently been estimated for under
resolution of the House of Delegates calling
for the information, and it is supposed will
reach the amount reported.
"It will be of course matter Of anxious
inquiry how this deaeit can be provided for.
Were the question propounded directly TO
me should unhesitatipgIy answer that there
are only two modes known to me by which
it can be effected: First, by an increase of
the rate of tax upon the value Of land and
FioPSitJ III thS StasC VI oSSShb3 ~ SSeo1P
tax and tax upon the consumption Of
whiskey."
In the statementit appears that the amount
due the Richmond banks for Temporary loans
h is S200,000; due Miller Fund, $36,De9. Esti-
mate for expenses of Government tosD
ber l, 1876, S736, ,X59.05. Revenue of 1875
yet due TO public tree-school purposes,
:S8GS, 900. Arrearsgcs of revenue Of 1870,
IhST1. 1872. 1873. and 1874 vet due to public
free-school purposes, 100000. Total, S1,-
749. .4S9. Estimated Teceipts-in coupons,
SSGT. 1882; in currency, SS97,735.Es. To
tai, 81, ,795, ,47l.45.
The long and tbe>shsrt Of the storyris that
if the arrearages due the scbool.fund have to
be, paid this year the deficit will be nearly
100000. If the demands of the school,
fund do not require that the arrearages be
paid this year, then tbe'de6cit will sebout
.S50N900. This, Of course. includes the.pay-
mcnt of no interest on the public debt ether
than is paid by the reception at the Treasury
t2 tax,receivable coupons.
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TOBACCO WAREHOUSE BURNED.-About 3
O'Clock Yesterday morning the tobacco-house
of Mr.. Joseph B. Winston, on the suburbs
of the village of Louisa Courthouse, was set
on fire by an incendiary and destroyed, to.
gether with it's contents-3,000 pounds OF
The owners best tobacco. No insurance.
The house was a new one. and the fire Gre
ating large light, considerable alarm was
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REJECTION OF FoRcE.-The force em-
ployed at the Old Dominion quarry in the
preparation of granite for the Philad eipbaa
post office was on yesterday reduced from
It's to 100 meD, on account OF the failure OF
Congress TO make an appropriation.
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RETAIL DEPARTMENT 6. +. WATsoN's FURN-
rURK-WoRKs for this city, northeast corner GOV
ernor Thirteenth} and Franklin streets.
Retail orders, received from parties outside this
city, returned 10 dealers In their localities.
Have Just furnished st. Claire Hotel Richmond,
With chamber, parlor-, and dining-room furnl-
ture mattresses, &c. i ~5 -.Na
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PARiLgzED.-On Sunday afternoon a Ger
man named George Lewis, who had recently
reached Richmond from Rhode Island. was
taken with stroke of paralysis on seVeutn
street between Franklin and Main streets,
and conveyed to. the almshouse by the qay
am bulauOe.
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TUESDAY. ........FEBRUARf 70, 1916.
WEATHER REPORT.

WASHINGTON, FebTuary Zo, TOTO.
PROBABILITIES TO-DAY: In the South At
lantic and Gulf States, Tennessee. and the
Ohio Valley. rising barometer, colder north
east to northwest winds, generally clear
weather, followed In the Western Gulf by
southeast winds, warmer, cloudy weather.
For the Middle and Eastern States falling
barometer, increasing northeast winds,
cloud and rain or snow, attending storm-
centre off the coast, followed by colder
northwest winds, ard in the southern por-
tons partly cloudy weather.
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have analyzed the VIII sKEY known under the
brand OF B SELECT" controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER D. BLAIR Co.. Richmond, Va. and find IL
FREE FROM PJsn.oIL and other impurities, and
recommend Its use for medicinal and family pnr.
noses. j. B. McCAw, II. D., late Professor OF
Chemistry, Medical College OF Virginia.
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GaIANEYs BuRNED.-Just before 8 O'Clock
on Sunday afterneon one Of the chimneys in
Rs,th erford's row was burned. The neigh
boss wanted to turn in an alarm at Station
%, bu. passing 6remen prevented it.
A chimney on Marshall street between
Filth and Sixth was also burned on Sunday,
but no alarm was sounded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-29

A New IsyESrsos.-M-. John 81. Snyder,
of this city, has invented q cotton-press,
which Is on exhibition at the foundry OF asa
Snyder & Co., Cary street. 1t Is claimed oy
the inventor that his press can be manutac.
tured at about one third the cost or any OF
the cotton presses now 10 use; thae IL Is
nothing like as cumbersome, ana tnat ie
saves q vast amount of labor.
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PARpoNEp.--Tbe Governor yesterday par
doped James Jennings, who, at the Nay
term 1859 Of the Circuit Court Of Chester
Geld, was sent to the penitentary for fifteen
years. Pardon granted Gecause be is iacura'
bly, diseased, &c.
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SLAVE SolGs OF TIE SOUTH H.-Ihe hamP'
ton Coored Students, band OF thiroeen ,,, eH,
slave students from the MOI mai Coiiege' WI i!
give three concerts at the tneatie, Ia Mns 1nis
city, commencing on Friday evening. NM Nc
sale of reserved seats will com uence ~ w
att's music,store on Thursday L'orning.
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BANANAs-fresh and nlce-at PIzzINrs.

DISPATCH PRMTING-HoUsE.-In order to meet
the constantly increasing demands Of our trade we
have added we!l-sslected assortment Of NEW
TYPE, which, together with our IMPROVED Ma
CJIINERY and sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT,
warrant US in guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and In the most exs
pediuous manner. s.s-..t a
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Settled Up.-The Manchester Township
Board settled up their accounts yesterday
with the County Court, and the attachments
issued against It we're dismissed. The court
adiourned until tomorrow. ,.f '-
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

THE APPROPRIATION ORDINANCE TAKEN
UP AND PASSED WITH AMENDMENTS
ADOPTED At THE LAST MEETING
FRAMED HOUSES TO BE BUILT-THE TAX
ORDINANCE LAID ON THE TABLE-THE
ORDINANCE CONCERNING THE FIRE DE-
pARTMENT PAssED-THE CITY-SPRING
LOT Sn &C.
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To BE RRsEsTEp.-The entertainment
which was given short time age alta prl-
gate residence on franklin street for the
benefit of the LADIES' Society OF fse First
PRESBYTERIAN cbuEeh will be repeated to.
night. Besides the charades and vocal and
instsumental music, the celebrated Reakes
Sisters" will appear for the last time pre-
yioug to their return to Alaska.
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TIE BARsRRs PApEa.-In the House OF
Delegates yesterday there was pres ssanJ sh.ea anJ
referred petition Of BARRIERS o htsuSn. s.Sas
city In favor of the law prohibiting psseSt'
sheps % be kep. open On Sunday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-29

WospRRFuL SUCCESS LIT Is reported that Bo-
scHEE,s GERMas SYRUr has, since It's introdac O
don In the United States reached the imnsnses ae
OF 10000 dozen per year. Itts certain cure Tor
coughs, colds, and consumption. Sample bottles
can be had as any drugstose. Regular size. 10
cents. 1t Is curing its thousands 0f oousrmpsioo'
PuacaIL, LApp Co, wlaolesale asenn.
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9ithmond 1ispatth.

Ely THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LAT1ON OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF TIE CITY.
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DR.. C. W. BEysoS's Celery and Chamomiie
Pills are prepared expressly to cure sick headaehe,
nervous headache, dyspepdc headache,. neuralgia.
nervousness, and sleeplessness, and win cure any
case Price so cents. Sold by all druggists In Rich.
mond, PURCELL, LADD Co, Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-29

THE REGULAR USE OF LrEA1G's LIQUID f1.
TRACT OF BEEF IL pint bottles, Is the most o.ree'
means Of obylalng physical debility, aS IL seiihu-
lates the absovents and imparts vigor 10 the "hoe
system. -
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PIANOS. ORGANS. &e.

NOTICE.-Intendin to remoreE
shortly to No. ll07 Main street, the building lately
occupied by Messrs. j. H. Tyler & Cove VIII
offer uu Ill that time our stock or -FoRTEs
a. reduced prices. SO favorable opportunity may
no, occur again for parties TO supply themselves
with GOOD instruments on such terms. 49,
WooDHoUsE & PARHAA.
a,s booksellers and stationrs.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm duringafhe day. At night 1t was
cloudy, cool, and threatening. On Sunday
The weather was cloudy, damp, and threat
ening. =, -
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY: A. NJ, A !;
9 A. NJ. 4s; II NJ, 5S; P. NJ, 60; 6 P. NJ,
% rpi6pjpht. 40.
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SAVE MONEY By having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINTISG-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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Immediately in rear Of the sssmp-window.
The plan seems to be an excellent one for
public convenience as well as for the conn.
fort Of the postmaster aud employG,. -
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TIE CRY GUARp.--The House yesterday
pissed the bill allowing the Richmond City
Guard to have uniform Of their own selec-
tiou. gsYCrsble action 10 expected from sne
Senate. 81
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CONFESSION AIRCHANTs.--Wc solicit your os.
dsrs for printing, or 3 call at any time you may
wish 10 see specimens or o6 ain estimates, feeling
assured that 1t win be to your advantage.
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WI s. sIMONS,
sOoK-RINDER, BLANK-BOOK MANUFAC.
TURER, AND PAPER-RULER,
CORNER MA1g AND TWELFTH sTREETs>
h7-Sm RICHMOND; VA.
COURT ORDERS.

TN THE CHANCERY COURT OF THE
i CITY OF RICHMOND:
Robert A. Lancaster, Mason Young, and !. r. asr-
rington, trustees 'fAlnun0'
The clover Hill Railroad Company. defendant.
GExtract from decree of December q 1875. -
-. = "Aud the court doth further adju.Se,
order and decree that the cause be referred 20 oae
Of the Commissioners OF this court 70 ascertain ana
or what the assets, properly, and enee9 OF
every kind OF said defendant-real, personal ana
mixed-consist. q, ah,o,.osu of tha
said defeudapt, the amounts, and to wnom coninB'
c,,veIy and the order and priority thereof
That before taking the the aos sha
caise potise of the time. place, ana put posS y.
taking the same TO be published az eass oncs
.saE FOR four succes ssive weeks in some nsvspapos
published in city q sga SsInI Y
pgainsr the said com pany 10 come sforwasu an9
nrove their demands, or otherwise 70 be oeoarrea
of The benefits OF this decree. -. -, Y 80 =,
- That the said commissioner mase lsp1s I,erti IL
nen by himself or specially required BY anyef the
parties" ;aai #f,fs..r .s.Es ,g5r .#
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FoR CHILDREN, coNyALEscESTs, ana invalids
OF weak constitutions, the use Of LTBBrG's Ex.
tract of Beef in pint bottles, will be found invslu.
ohlo
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BoscuEsG BRoyHRR offer their winter stock OF
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, and Valises as very low
prices in order to make room for spring goods.
500 and GIL BROAD STREET.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.

DUBLrsHED THIS DAY-CALENDAR
L OF VIRGINIA STATE PAPERS, ana other
angsSripe 1892 l7sl arranged aged. and prepssfed5 5
the Legislature OF Virginia: volume l.; $3.50.
PAUSANIUS THE SPARTAN, sn unfinished
historical romance BY the late Lord Lytton edited
LISTERS; 2 volumes; SO: THE HARVARD
BOOk-RACK, which WIN hold from Eve to dfty
volumes suitable for the parlor- library, or otce-
'A re- Ss.2t WEST, JOHNSTON, q co.
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SICK HEADACHE-Dr. BENsoN's Celery and
ChamoTnile Pills invariably cure sick aud ncr-
vous headache, neuralgis, apd nervousness. Price
so cents. Sold By all druggists. Postage free.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-29

GRAPES of the most approved varieties andsin
nackapes 10 suit at PIZZISIS.
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HUsT1HGs CouR1.-The Hustings Court
has adjourned for the term. The March
term will commence on Monday next a. IL
O'Clock.
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GESTLExEN's FINE HANDMADE BOOTS, SHOES
and CATERS, just opened at ]. A. GRIGG's, Tena
and Main streets.
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PIzzIsr has oRANG Es, BANANAS, CANDLES, and
ALI r iuds OF FErIrs and .coNPEcRIoSs.
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CUSTOM (hand-made) WORK to order. and guar.
anteed 10 ht. Repairing neatly done by
RoscuEN & BROTHER,
5O9 and Sl1 Broa6 street,
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BOYS AND MISSES scHooL-SHoEs, hrst-class
goods, at J. A. Gg1GG's, Tenth and Main streets.
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DISPATCH PRrSrIys-HoUsR.-Uns fa-
cilitles for the prompt execution Of ali kinds OK
printing. Orders filed promptly and at low prices
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NERVOUS HEApAcHE-Dr. BEas0y's Ceiery
and chamomiie Pills viii CURE nervous headaches
sick headache, neuralgia, and nervousness. Fifty
cents q box. Sold by all druggists. Of.ce: 106
north Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md. I
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pH- ON all sales Of Real Estate made 6etsoee1a
the 1st Of January ard ust Of June the tarssJor
the present year haze to be paid by the purchaser.
On, all sales made 6apseu the 1st Of July and las:
Of the tares haze to be paid by the seller.
This custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, and ap.
plies to Richmond and victnisF.l
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