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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-08

JUDGE DICKINsoN's THIRD JUDICIAL CIR
cuIT.-Under the new law recently passed
by the General Assembly the times OF meet
ing OF. Judge Dickinson's courts, OF the
Third judicial circuit, are as follows: Pow
hatan, 5th day Of april and 5th OF Septem.
Der; Amelia, 10th OF April and 10th Of Sep.
tember; Charlotte, Goth OF April and goth
OF September; Prince Edward, 9Th OF May
and 5th of October; Buckingham, goth Of
May and Doth of October; Cumberland. 5tt
of June and 5th Of November; Lunenburg
18th Of June and 10Th OF November; Neck
lenburg, 25th of June and 25th OF Novep
hor
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The EXEMPTION OF MECHANIcs' WAGEsTo
THE AMOUNT OF FIFTY DoLLARs-REPEAL
AsKEp.-Tbe following Is the petition sent
to the House OF Delegates asking the repeal
OF the law allowing $50 wages per month to
a laborer or mechanic to be exempt from
garnishment:
TO The Honorable Senate and House OF
Delegates, State of. Virginia: I l..siG,
Gentlemen, We, the undersigned, busi-
ness-men and taxpayers Of the city Of Rich.
mond, Va, do most respectfully yet earn
estly petition your honorable bodies to re-
peal the law exempting fifty dollars per
month to laborers and employees. Three
wears of quiet submission to the practical
working of this law has satisfied both credi-
tor and debtor that it works serious injuries
to both parties. It has ruined score
OF good businessmen; ruined the credit
and social standing OF hundreds Of the
laboring class. It has reduced the rev.
enues of our State and city to very, large
amount. The universal system Of credit
all over the world makes it almost impossi-
bic to do business without giving more. or
| less credit to our people. The laborer is
| well protected as against his employer.
Why protect him against his creditor ?
Most OF your petitioners pay heavy licenses
to do business therefore We ASK Ihlr 0eai-
ing and honesty between man and man
and in view Of the great reduction in rents
and cost of living we honestly and earnestly
ask you to repeal the law. And your petit
TONERS will ever pray" &C., &c.
Among the 900 signatures are the follow
ing: Archer & Booker, John Romer, g.
w. Taylor, S. Ullman & Son, Anton Staude,
John Boucher, J. B.. Suit, Stern d. Co.,
Breeder & Fox, G. A. Hundley & Co., W.
Fl. Tatum. Mountcastle & Cofer, j. A. Bel
vim & Co., D. HutZler, Fl. G. Boschen,
Smith Redford, Fl. c. Adams, William Fl.
Scott, G. G. Thon. Figg & Rider, J. H.
Dickerson. Phillips d Jennings, w. S. DON
nan & Sons, V. A. Favier, Warren d Tup-
per, j. Kraker, James McGraw, e. j. Sim
ton, r. P. Richardson e. Co., j. j. English,
w. II. Cardoza, Walker, Saunders d Co.,
j. D. Whitehead, j. p. Ryan & Co., Daven-
port s. Morris, Harvey e. Jones, Simpson,
Bass & Co., Dunlop & McCance, w. j. john
son & Co., J. B. Bland & Co., Martin & Ma
son, John Lauer, G.. l.. Todd, Wake &
Taylor, Shields & Cary, William Thalhi-
mer, King & Todd, William E. Gilman, 81.
NJ. Smith 4 Co., SPOTS & Gibson, Lathrop
e. Leigh, G. P. Stokes d. Co.
It is stated that contemplation will
soon be started, and that it will certainly
receive large number of signatures.
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HELP A COOP CAUsE.-Some Of the young
girls of the Grace-Street Presbyterian Sab
bath school REV. DIR. Read'sl wishing to
aid in the efforts of the older members OF
the congregation, propose having little
entertainment for the benefit Of their church
at the residence Of one Of ftheir number, No.
s01, corner Eighth and Franklin streets,
Friday, March 9th, from 4 O'Clock p. n.
Refreshments will be served at reasonable
prices throughout the evening, and they
will have also quite number OF fancy arti-
cles-their own handiwork-wbich they
hope to dispose of.
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THE MOZART This EvESING-PRoFEssoR
WILLIAM VALENTINE.-The Mozart Asso-
citation will present for this evening pro-
gramme Of very great attraction. The or
chestra will perform three pieces-the over
lures Felsenmirhfe, Fra Diayolo, and the
waltz ssBerlin Children," by kela Bella.
MIR. Russell will play q solo for clarionet; !;
Mesars. Kessnich, Thilow. and Reinhardt 9
trlo !. and Master Monte Walker Will sing q
iavorste ballad. In addition TO these attrac.
lions Professor w Ham Valentine has com
sented to read two selections, probably one
from Shakespeare and the other humorous.
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TIE FEAST AT TRINITY CHURcH.-The en-
tertalnment at this church, under the direc-
ton of the ladies, which commenced Tues
day night last, has met with such marked
success that 1t will be continued until FRI
day night. They haYeg;a bountifnl supply
OF good things on hand, served up by some
of Mother Ewes fairest daughters, and COR
daily invite both old and young to call and
see them and aid the good cause.
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THE CASE OF JOHN r. WALDMAN.-The
attention OF Judge Guigon was occupied
yesterday afternoon in hearing the evidence
in the case OF John r. Waldman, charged
with violating the city ordinance in giving
false alarm Of fire. The case came up on
an appeal from the Police Court. The eoun-
sel for the defence claimed that Judge Gui-
gon did not have jurisdiction, and when the
evidence had all been heard the Judge said
That IL would take him but a moment to de
eide as to the facts in the case, but on the
law points he would wait until to-day.
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| CASES AGAINST THE STEAMBOAT AND Trans |

+ CASES AGAINST THE STEAMBOAT AND TRASs-
poRrAT1oN COMPANIES. following. Is o
copy of the order made in some OF these
cases: s.This day came rs well the Attor-
ney- General on behalf OF the Common
wealth as the defendant by its attorney. and
bu consent 1t IS considered by the Court
that the Commonwealth recover against
the defendant. the costs OF this motion.
This Judgment is rendered with leave
to the Commonwealth to open the
case, provided the company does not
make the. report required satisfactory to
the Auditor in thirty days, but the making
OF the report to the Auditor not to be ac-
companied with payment Of the tax. But
the company Is to have liberty to take such
steps as it NAV choose to test its liability for
the payment OF the tax, and for that pur-
pose to appeal from the judgment it
should think proper" e. 4. e -
The object OF this proceeding is to pro-
cure from the companies the annual report
Of their transactions, profits, and charges
in the State, which they have failed to
make 70 the Auditor for successive years,
and which they now engage to make within
thirty days in manner satisfactory to that
officer. Otherwise, the cases will be opened
again, and fine will be asked to be infiict-
ed, but with all the rightsRo defence re-
served to the defendant. 1t is thought this
arrangement will be satisfactory in most in
stances.
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r. Bowen is appointed postmaster at
Natural Tunnel, Scott county, Va, Uiee
Hiram =. McKensie, resigned. The name
Of Forest Station post-of3ce, Shenandoah
county, Va, Is changed to Quicksbnrg.
James MeCalla is appointed postmastertat
Ta2eweil Courthouse, Va, t'ice Samuel
Laird, removed. 8:,:s s.@
DR.. Joachim Iacoby, well lknown Ger.
man politician, Is dead. $
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PAeDoNED.- Governor pardoned yer
terday Levi Coleman (colored), who was
sentenced by Judge Guigon to eight yer!
in the penitentiary. The pardon was. granted
because the prisoner was undefended ut bis
trial, and facts have since come to light
which if known at the time of trial would
have caused the Court to direct verdict OF
acquittal. A pardon is granted on the re-
commendation Of the Judge OF the court
and others. .s@ss4a .7a.i
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Dry Streets.-The wind OF. yesterday had
the effect OF drying up some OF the streets
80 as to make them passable for pedestrians,
and as consequence the stores were all
very well patronized by the fair sex, who
have been housed for some time back owing
TO the mud, ~ ~ ttt'|E -. I.
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S DISPATCH Observation-Disclosures order 90 meet
he constani,y increasing demands of our trade VIC
nave added weIi-selected assortment or FEW
TYPE, which, together with our improved MA
cn1NEEy and sKfLruL MECHANICAL TALENT
warrant us in guaranteeing the VERY BEST c cLAs'
OF WORK at moderate figures and ia the most espe y
,nanner.
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HUsT1sGs Court. The followings cases
were disposed of in this court yesterday:
Daniel johnson, charged with breaking
into the house OF Israel Bee and stealing q
coat, &C., was convicted and sent to the
penitentiary for five years.
John Murphy, charged with entering 8.
G. Fairbanks's. shop and stealing cooper
sheaves, was sent to the penitentiary Tor
one year.
Frank Perry, charged with attempted
rape, was sent to the penitentiary for one
year.
William Williams alias Jesse Spain,
charged with stealing q watch from La
fayette Cross, was sent to the penitentiary
for one year.
Joseph Costaz, charged with selling goods
by sample, pleaded guilty, and was fined
$500 and costs.
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FIRE IN HANOVER CoUNTY.-W. NJ. Shell
toms storehouse, stable, hen-house, and
kitchen, in Hanover county, at "Rural
Point" three miles from Atlee's station,
were burned night before last, and every
thing destroyed. He suspended business a
few months ago, and had but little stock on
hand. Loss in buildings, 81 GOO. No in
surance.
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FOR RENT.
II O & Il e n tt.
STORES.

STORES
No. 222S Main Main, street; next to corner Twenty
thtrdI with DWELLING overhead, at Si6 perz
Nos. 2s11 and 2ses siainssroet, with DWELL
SS, Two sToREs on Eighteenth between .ain and
Franklin streets, reefs, recently thoroughly repaired,
5N1'edas ds$s mso and
sasiss 81 1sigs sS asI
os No. ecf 1877 Mais street ssss Tor bar and
boarding house, having about fourteen ROOM, be-
as sTeKEE fGE sss5 ssea Ps5
makes them especially desirable. Rent, $500 per
NICE STORE near the Second Market, suitable
tor grocery, eating-house, or any small business.
NO No 1921 Msis street. lately occupied By Marcus
Harris & Brother. Rent greatly reduced.
No south Eighth street, suitable for oar. con-.
tanning q complete OF bar-fxtures &C. Eent very
No. 1853 Main street. with large STORE and
No. 'is 1901 Franklin street ttwithIDwELLINGo over.
market nsad Ct 1nas st Il especially for
NEW BRICK sT0RE, on FanLlin near Eish-
teenth street. Rent $3.50 per arnum.
RESIDENCES.
NICE BRICK HOUSE on Pine near Cary street
sig Tfsef As hfa enss Nc ZIG north
Latrpbe stove, detached htchen, stable, &c. Rent,
9qsf NICE SE9p BRICK R HousE OH Mayo near FRANKLIN
street. at l6 per month. fs s ,sfsS5 ssS.s *
Nice FRAME HOUSE corner Main and Linden
streets; six rooms, &c. Rent. only $3.50 per an
mum. ff 'r.f
No. 8 west Marshall, near First street; seven
rooms gas, water, &c. Rent $500 per annum
No. 2603 Franklin street; eight rooms; gas, Wa
ter. kitchen, &c. Rent, only S400 per annuni
No. 705A east Clay street, between SeYenth and
Eighth streets; seven rooms; gas, water, k1tcaen,
&C.; $3.50 per annum.
No. 1905 Franklin street; nine rooms watef,
&C.: has been put In thorough repair. painted, De
pered &c. Rent. only $500 per annum.
TWO NICE BRICK TENEMENTS on Grace
street mos. 2o14 aud 22lSl, each containing six
rooms, gas, water, &c. Only $3.50 per annuni. Isl
OFFICES. &C.
SEVERAL DESIRABLE OFFICES over Grigyts,
Tenth and Main streets, at very low rents.
THREE NICE OFFICES corner Of Twelfth and
TWO NICE ROOMS over 1921 Main street.
SEVERAL OFFICES and LOIGING-RoOMS
over Thomas K. Price & Co.'s Rent very low.
SMALL HOUSES.
Several on yenab!e between T~enty-secopd and
Twenty third streets. ut very low rents.
Several on Overton and Seventh streets; lour
rooms; water &C. Only 8 10 per month:
TWO NICE NEWLY-BU1LT FRAME HOUSES
rooms; water, &c. Only $40 per month
Several on Twenty. eighth street between Clay and
Leigh five rooms; water, &C., at $40 per month.
NO. S13 west Main street; four rooms; water. &c.
SiOO per arnum ROBERT 3. LYME.
Y,lt Oh
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PUBLIC TEMPERANCE. MEETISG.-There
will be q public temperance meeting under
the auspices OF Springfield Division, Sons
of Temperance, at the Venable-Street Bap-
tist church at s o'clock tonight. Rev..
Messrs. Wallace and Booker will address
the meeting. The Committee OF arrange
ments consists Of Messrs. William r.
Hughes and William III. Craig. q,
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HALr-A-MrLLION FIRE IN NEW YORK
Ne,o York, March mos. l, 3, and 5
Broad street burned. Loss, $500,000. The
whole building was occupied by dealers and
manufacturers OF watches, jewelry, and
plate. The greater part OF the merchandise
was locked up in safes. and may be saved.
The Graham Manufacturing Company occu-
pied portion of the building. Their losses
are heavy. z.aa- s,-
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Reducing the Force.-We are informed
by gentleman that the contractors ut
Granite are reducing their force, having
put off about twenty cutters in the last few
days. This, however, IS not done on ae-
count of the contract drawing to close,
but owing to the scarcity Of stock. .s
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TIE MINsTRELs. -Duprez & Benedicts
Minstrels will give two entertainments at
the Theatre-to-night and tomorrow
night-and they promise an enjoyable eve
ming to all who attend. Reserved seats may
be had at Johnston's music-store, Main
ufronf t@s3 - .s.- sssat3. '''''8 ~ 81
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WEATHER REPORT.

INpICATIoNs FOR To-DAY.-For the
South Atlantic States, falling barometer,
warmer southerlywinds, partly cloudy Wea-
ther, and possibly local rains will prevail.
For the Gulf States, falling barometer,
increasing warmer southerly winds, threat
ening and rainy weather. Fl
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley,
southeast TO southwest winds, falling pa
rometcr, warmer, cloudy, and rainy weather,
followed by colder n0rtherly winds ana rls.
ing barometer. 'r 1.3;z,.f
For the Middle Atlantic States, warmer
southwest winds, falling barometer, threat
ening weather, anu higher temperature;
Cautionary signals continue at Portland
and Eastport. :.
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Relics.-In the last day or two several
Indian relics have been picked up in this
neighborhood, and given to gentleman
who has quite a collection OF the articles
used in olden times. s..
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PRox ". L. ALMoN, President Medical College,
Halifax: "CoLpEN's L1EBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT
OF BEEF AND TONIC INvlGoRAToB Is invaluable
for fever, indigestion, weakness, and female COM
nIsiHts.ff Ess s.s tz-.t :s.5sf :
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County Court.-The regular monthly
meeting of this court will be held at the
old Courthouse next Monday. There are
several criminal cases on the docket, be-
sides large amount Of civil business,
which will occupy the attention OF Judge
G1oDton
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FIRST GRAND SPRING DISPLAY
on SATURDAY, March 7th.
Everybody invited, whether purchaser or visitor
80 A. sAKs & Co., 1o13 Main street.
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D1nEcr lMPoRTArloR OF SHERRY WlSE TO
R1cHMosp.-Mcssrs. W.n. BLAZE & Co., 9o3 Main
street, have just received from w. d. G. Dun Cor
DON. PORT ST. Msrys, Spain, large supply OF diueF
ens grade Sherries, Pale aud Dry. These wines are
SUPERIOR, and are offered at very low figures.
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ALMOST A FIRE. Last evening about dusk
fire was discovered in the woodward near
the Petersburg depot. The fire was put
out, however, without the necessity Of Civ
in O, an alarm.
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COLUMBIA, S. G.. March 7.-Ex-Governor
Fenton, OF New York, was here to-day, and
had lengthy; interviews with Governors
Chamberlain and Hampton.
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PEIsoNAL.-Dr. C. w. Deane, of Rich
mond, and DR.. Robert Whiting, of Peters
burg, surgeons in the United States navy,
are in the city.
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ROMAN CONsIsToRY.-R Rome, March IA
consistory for the nomination OF new cardi-
nails and bishops Is to be held on the 18th
Instant.
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OuArIFIED.-In the Hastings. Court yes
terday w. E. Sparrow and Frank L. Suite n
qualified az notarfes public. -.
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MILLINERY GOODS.


EOPENING OF THE eSae8a
PARIS MILLINERY COMPANY S'ScNss
AT THEIR OLD STAND.
OVER LEVY BROTHERS,,
lol7 AND 1919 MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND. VA.
Ihcs 70 anuoucc that we opening the largest anc
mos, attractive stock OF FRENCH MILLINERY In
the country, all manufactured and i'm ported by u.s.
Magnificent FRENCH HATS and BONSETS,
STRAW GOODS, LhCES, Wells.
>lLKS. RIBBONS. FLOWERS, i.+.".rat -
WREATHS. PLUMES, ORNAMENTS,
BRIDAL OUTFITS.
ausrticlcs warranted as represented. All orders
SLED promptly. Very respectfully.
NpME KATE DE LAFORCE,
Richmond Manager.
F. Sour regular spring opening VIII be an
o,,.cS NH 6-1m
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done .. tpe p
DIspATCH PBIsTINd-HousE. Good wors' WH ,ss
prices IND satisfactieH guaranteed.
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY-JnStice Jo-
seph j. White preSiding.-Seyeral hundred
dollars OF fines were imposed upon persons
for violating the city ordinances in relation
to running on the streets unlicensed vehi-
cles or keeping on their premises unlicensed
dogs or goats. Notwithstanding licenses
have been due since the 1st OF February,
and that repeated warnings have been vol
unfairly given in the newspapers OF the
host of delinqucnts, all except about half a
dozen felt greatly aggrieved at being re-
ported by the police. This was more espe-
cially so in the dog cases. They fought
hard to avoid the penalties. Never was hui
man invention taxed more than to frame
excuses that would be acceptable to the JUS
tice. One would say that he was Just on his
way to the City Hail when the officer came
to report him. Another that he had been
out Of work, and his wife was sick, and he
had seven small children, and that he
couldn't raise money to buy medals for his
three dogs. Another that the dog didn't
belong to him. It was his once, but he gave 1t
away to another fellow, and it would come
back to his lot. Another that his dog was
leettle puppy; not two weeks old, and not
strong enough to take upon itself the re-
sponsibility Of wearing medal. Another
aSSoo
his premises, but he had been trying to get
rid Of it, and he protested that he had no
sort of lot, title, or interest in the said cur.
Another that the dog in question had been
sent out to be drowned, but had sWum
ashore and come back to torment his master.
Seldom did these excuses avail. The ordi-
nance is strict. The Police Justice is allow
ed little latitude for discrimination. and
those who have persistently neglected either
to pay their licenses or to clear their prenli-
ses of the dogs that frequent them, and who
have been reported. will now have to pay
the penalty-viZ., S. in each case.
1t further appears from the trials that
have already taken place that there are
colored people in this city on the verge OF
starvation themselves who have three or
four dogs to feed and to buy medals for,
and to pay fines for, and still will not part
with their dear pets.
Samuel Mcintyre, Albert Lee. and W. A.
Bingham (vagrants), arrested for sleeping
on the lime-kiln Of A. S. Lee, were dis
charged.
Pat. Coleman (colored), for being drunk
and disorderly, was sent to jail for ninety
days in default of surety. ,...
Daniel Scroggins was up for drunkenness.
Sent to Jail for ninety days.
Charles Garnett (colored), suspicious
character, was jailed for five days.
James Green (coored), vagrancy, was sent
to Jail for thirty days.
Frank Brooks was sent to Jail for thirty
days for assaulting and beating his wife.
The case OF Miles Turner (colored), for
unlawful assault, was continued until Fri
day..
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CHAMBER OF CoMMERCE.-A meeting OF
the Board OF Directors will be held this
evening at half-past 5.
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MEEKINs's TwNsEs. The first edition Of
Meekins's Twinses. having been sold, q
second one will shortly be issued from the
prpea s--s5 S fs@. @tr'. 7.AA
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear,
mild, and pleasant. @@,r
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 30: !:
8 A. NJ, 46; noon, 81; P. NJ. 50; 6 +.
H.. IS; midnight, sc.
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n. ELLYsos q Co., advertising agents. insert ad-
vsvtisements i ali Of the newspapers Of the United
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9itI,n,onde eaispattlr.
THURSDAY. ...MARCH 8. 1871

asrTHE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
- LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCu-
LArIoN OF. ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY
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COR RENT, MY RESIDENCE, No. :
IL 2l5 Governor street, with all modern I'M -
provements. Apply On the premises.
NH S-eod6t A. Il. COURTNEY.
TOR RENT, No. 1104 east Main street. "a
L recently occupied by F. 81 Sherry-a FIRST 41
j. T.. APPERSOS,
NH S-6t Real Estate Agent. Z
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. ss,!H.tlfS DC.
<. s,.rsrEKINSs TW1NSES."

w have beer 70 many calls for MEEhlNs,s
T,rsrs Inc ,ha, have determined TO reprint. 1t
v, ,,,t At tho earliest possible moment. Meek
wiz ,.,er, but the bigger his twinses get the oaa
tn as- Ne is bulldosed by them, Consequently ne ,s
:. ,rrycr mummy wussern "ever. ORDERS may oe aa-
dressed TO Mcesrs. WEST, 'ohssoS ~ ~ cnw =, - =
me. a, the State Library. u W. hN"''' :
81, -
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States nt publishers rates. Orders LETT at the Dis
patch counting-room win receive prompt atsen-
tion - Z.
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:I,,7T0PIDA, FLORIDA! FLORIDA!

r,, .bz, has lived in Florida thirty-three
,cars Won can obtain pamphlet giving 1ai psf.si pari
Of ave Q, the ss sSes,ons that are NECESSARY
da ID Yea ~ the country &C.. &c, are answered
ysy xs,s "s ssmp,s ss sepg eea n''
Tantes % Se" ' CIV. WELLS & CO,
Aa'''tsl Alaas pos,-othce, HiElsooro' county Fla.
ma site -
vaITARLE LAW-BOOK.-MIS
INSTITUTES OF COMMON AND STATUTE 1T
Vol / The Rights which Relate to the FER
Ia Ia S7a narcsl: Vol. Q. Rights to Real Property
T.eas pages. second ed!s.on, revised ol ana cor cor
rected, with Chronology of the ssw tsnies Oh 1850
,nS,s met. The work viii be published March 9Th,
I'D sn,d 6y RANDOLPH ENGLISH,
- ,aw 1918 Main street
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BRING THE BOYS TO OUR STORE.
NEW STOCK, NEW STYLES.
Bottom prices-one price only.
4. SAKs & Co., 1913 Main street.

HANDSOME SPRING 0vERcoArs,
$S to $50.
Largest stock in the city at
A. SAKs & Co.'S, 10l3 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-08

THEY ABE WORTH SEEING
~. Our New Styles of Mems Clothing.
A SAKs Co., One-Price Clothiers,
1O13 Main street.