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Notes about 1o,cn.-Mr. David Ferguson
is i'll from all attack OF paralysis. =. ..t
The remains Of SIr. A.. W. Biockwell
were taken to Petersburg for interment
yesterday. .a.s.. B.. ..r...s
The City Council meets tomorrow night.
Trees are being set out on the court,
house square. -. ..,.., .,..-,.s ...
The arbitrators are still taking evidence,
a conclusion will be arrived at in three
or four days. -..-''' -, ..-
Mr.. Oscar McGee and Miss hoy. who
eloped Tuesday night, were married in
Washington yesterday, and returned to
Manchester last night. -" '.j' a",',2l.", {,
, A lodge Of knights Of Honor Is soon to
be started in this city. 81 ,.a. :
Nothing in the Mayors Court yesterday.
The attendance on the public schools this
week is above the average. - ".IaI
Our market is poorly supplied at present.
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Z CoSsUMPTIvEs, TAKE NoTIcE.-Erery moment
of DELAY makes your cure more hopeless and much
depends on the judcious choice Of 4 remedy. The
amount of testimony In favor of DR.. ScHENcK's
PULMoN1c SYRur as cure for Consumption
far exceeds all that can be brought to support the
pretensons of any other medicine See Dr. Schenck's
almanac, containing the certificates of many per-
sons Of the highest respectability, who have been
restored to health after being pronounced incurable
by physicians of acknowledged ability. scHENcK's
PULMoN1c SYRUp alone has cured many, as these
evidences vi II show but the cure is often promoted
by the employment OF two other remedies which
DR.. Schenck provides for the purpose. These addi-
tional remedies are scHEScK's sEA-WEED
Tonic and MANDRAKE PILLS. BY the timely use
of these medicines, according to directions, DIR.
schenck certfes that most any case Of Consumption
may be cured. Il L.II - IGOR
Dr. schenck is professionally at his principal Of
flee, corner Sixth and Arch streets, Philaealphia,
every Monday where all letters for advice must be
addressed. 81 srrss t=.,'.. s:it gfE.Hitf,l: ?
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METEoRoL LoGIcAL.-The following table
shows the reading Of the thermometer for
the month of February, from observations
taken Mt sunrise each day also the condi-
ton Of the weather at that hour. The OBJ
seryations We're taken at an elevated posi-
tion in the eastern portion Of the city, and
from two instruments-one filled with alco-
hol, the other with mercury-and both
marking the same, or very nearly so, there
scarcely ever being more than the difference
OF a degree between them.
| The first column shows the lowest point
reached (by self-rcgistering thermometer)
during the twenty-four hours ending at
sunrise, the other the readings at that time: !:
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MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN STATE CON-
MITTEE-C CANDIDATES FOR FEDERAL OFFICES.
A meeting Of the Republican State Commit
tee was held in iury-room OF the custom
house yesterday. Among those in attendance
were J. 3. Sener, D. j. Woodhn, K. u. l..
Page, Joseph Jorgensen, G. P. Ramsdell,
Peter Morgan, p. j. Carter, j. D. Brady,
NJ. y. Ball, w. +. Fernald, George Rich
ards, j. H. Van Auken, Joseph Crump, A.
A. Spitzer, j. Anderson Taylor, D. W. Bo-
honon; Colonel Dezendorf and Postmaster
Nichols. Of Norfolk.
Colonel Brady, the secretary, read report
on the management of the last campaign.
He freely INDUCED in structures upon what
he regarded as blunders, including among
them the expenditure OF too much money
in the Petersburg district. The report was
laid on the table. '.
A number Of matters relating to party af-
fairs were disposed Of, and the political Sit
uation generally was discussed to some ex-
tent. Many OF the members OF the COM
mittee, being Federal officers Mt present,
were very naturally OF the opinion that
Hayes ought not to make changes except
for very good reasons. The "outS," how
ever, it may be reasonably presumed,
thought that the welfare OF the country
WOulQ DE lulplofeups giving 'heni " eh"ii|'
to get in. ....' -.-.-. s..:
Mr.. Jorgensen, in response to a question
propounded by representative Of this pa
DER. denied that it was the intention OF the
committee to attempt to apportion the Fede-
raj offices in Virginia, as was by some
charged.
There were some papers being signed. A
Young gentlemen now in United States
Government employ was getting signatures
to some sort OF document during recess
which the committee took.
Mr., w. T. Giddings, of Chesterfield, Is
avowedly candidate for the position OF
postmaster of Richmond. The friends OF
DR.. c. S. Mills will also present his name.
Miss Van Lew hopes to be reappointed, or
at least continued, and prominen: Republic
cans apprehend that she cannot be easily
displaced. --
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FEBRUARY STATIsTICs.-The clerk OF the
Hastings Court issued thirty-fve marriage
licenses during the month Of February
eighteen white and seventeen colored.
One hundred and ninety deeds were re-
corded in the clerks Office Of the Chancery
Court during the month. ... -,...' Il
The United States revenue collections for
the month Of February amounted to S24S,-
300.51. |,G.,... v.t (" hli't .'t- F., -.
There were ten fire-alarms during the
past month. 7n '.r, .s, .~i5:gs,f g.,", 3.
The clerk of the Henrico County Court
received sixty-eight deeds for record, and
issued six marriage-licenses-all colored.
The following is statement Of the flour
inspected in Richmond during the month
ending the 18th of February: Family, S48
barrels; extra superfne, 2,997 barrels; ST.
perfne, 575 barrels; fine, 167 barrels; mid
dlings, 81 barrels; condemned, 4S barrels.
During the past month the Police Justice
disposed OF 251 criminal charges, and tried
124 cases ofviolation Of the city ordinances.
On criminal charges 1s persons were sent
on to the Hastings Court for indictment, "a
were sent to Jail on convection OF assault
and battery, and % in default OF surety for
good behavior. Fines collected: !: City. $3.50 ;
State, $47.50; costs, S3S.50. Total, S236.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

a For. Chase in Prospective. There will
be 4 fox-chase in Chesterfield in Il few days
on a grand scale. Not only will gentlemen
participate, but ladies also will lend Il
novelty and interest TO the occasion. The
party is to be made up from Richmond, Pc
tersburg, and Manchester. The riders will
present picturesque appearance as they
ride at hreak-neck speed. -"
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MISS KATE CLAxToE.-This lady, who was
the heroine OF the dreadful disaster at the
Brooklyn Theatre, and who has won a ma
tional reputation for her faithful persona
tion OF Louise, the blind girl, in the Two
Orphans. will appear at the Theatre next
week with a company from the Academy Of
Music in Baltimore, most Of whom were
here with Janauschek and Nelson. The
Two Orphans and Conscience will be played.
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ST. PATRIcK's DAY.-MR. HIGGINS De-
CLINEs THE CHIEF-MARsHALsHIP.-The con-
vention Of delegates from the Catholic
societies OF this city which met last Thurs
day night to make preparations for the celc-
bratlon Of St. Patrick's Day has been called
by the president, Mr.. r. E. English, to meet
again tonight at Cathedral Hall to elect an
other Chief Marshall, Mr.. John NJ. Higgins,
who was chosen to ill that position last
week, having reconsidered his acceptance
and declined the honor. Reasons ola pure
ly private nature are assigned by Mr.. Hie-
gins for his action. 4 full convention is
earnestly requested by the president.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALS FOR t Ill,
#, PUBLIC PRINTING, .'@
BINDING, RULING, WRAPPING,
LITHOGRAPHING, &C.
| 10 COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGfNrA,1
OFFICE SUPERiNTEND'T PUBLIC PRINTING,
PIcH Ealr1Iary O4. i Q77. n

'..E. 10 COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGfNrA,l
RICHMOND, February "a, 1877.
In accordance with law, SEALED PROPOSALS
the Capitol, until SATURDAY, March 8, 1877; s7;, at
GaAPH1NG, &C., for the State Of Virginia, for
!. ,,I.S PRlNTlNsG : SENATE JOURNAL Docu-
hkNFf; :: PkfNFING RsFI!s ri HOUSE JOURNAL, Docu-
hkhHsil hPKiSrEks WING AkSgAL REpoR1s OF p OFT eEgI
reports OF Internal improvement comp ,nies to the
the contractor Is not to charge for when
extra copies Of any reports arc ordered by board
or 4. s.fts rRiSTfNG es1SfSi ACTS OF ASSEMBLY. =.
5. Printing TMENTY-EIGHTH VOLUME
OF GPkpTAAN,s PPkkiYiAS REPSRTs Fl slsef PAMPHLET AND
BOOK-WORK required by any department Of the
s'7efIPRIHNi;TI 7. PRINTING embracing blank
forms warrants oaths, commissioners books, poll
books, and job-work generally:
on aaaslS and T for press token Of 2So
I'D sT!TGn1SS a S Iaf5 nfP1N 6 yyEM TR!M
70 5: BINDING. SC, TwENrY-ElGHTH GRAT-
&c 1c. ali it other I BINDING. .RULING, STITCHING.
&C. required by State officers. -,
III. LITHOGRAPHING LETTER-HEADs'E EN-
Bidders yiust conform In their bids TO the fore-f
Ths Superintendent reserves to himself the reht
to have fornIs Of large jobs duplicated to lessen cost
Of press-work.
The Superintendent also reserves theJ right to re-
Contractors VIII be required to enter into bond.
with security to be approved by the Secretary OF the
Common wealth, for the prompt and faithful execn-
ton Of their contracts. 'flf ~ - .i.' ..tt
The law requires that the work shall be let out
to the owest responsible bidder" and the Superfn-
tendent Is Informed by the highest legal In
the State that "lowest responsible bidder doos nos
simniy mean the party who submits the lowest bid
and Is able to give y satisfactory bond. btf fhe Sgf
perinteudent must tgke tnts conatdsratton gee
experience and practied! sk9H Of tns pro:
| Ss IGcilttfes for dating the same, and all otteE
matters affecting the prompt and correct execution
OF tie work. Bids from parties without the fore
going facilities, &C., will not be considered q.
RE- WALKER -,
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DIRECT IMPORTATION OF SHERRI WINE 10
RIcHMoND.-htessrs. w. D.BLAIR q Co., 90S Main
street. have just received from W. ID. G. Dun Cor
don, Port St Marys, Spain, large supply OF daer-
cnt grade Sherries, Pale aud Dry. These wines are
SUPERIOR, and are offered AZ very low hgures.
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The MOZART. THIS EvENING.--The Mozart
Association will present for this evening a
programme of varied attractions. Miss
Alice Swain, who has won such deservedly
high reputation as soprano, will sing two
OF her selections. The orchestra will per-
form three pieces-an overture, Farewell
Meditations," by Lange, and waltz, by
Parlow. Mr.. Kessnich will play n solo for
violin, and, with Messrs. Thilow and Rein
hardt, one OF Reisiger's trios; and lastly, a
select orchestra will render the celebrate d
farewell symphony OF Haydn, in which the
performers blow out their candles after fin
ishing their respective parts. The hall, of
course, will be crowded. w..
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DRY G0sias.
EVERYBODY. SHOULD GO WHERE
TINY GAN RUY: -
TUX CHEAPEST GOODS.
NOW IS YOUR CHANCE
AT sYCLE OTHERS.

They will remove TO No. 3l9 Broad street on tue
lst of May, and win offer GREAT BARGAINS nn-
I'll that time. : :..,.:
BLACK ALPACAS, CACHEMIREs, BOMbA-
ZINES, GRAPE CLOTHS, BIERETZ, Ia
MISE-the cheapest in the city,;
90 pieces BLACK SILK from SI.20 to 50 per
yard; '.... ..:..'.
leo pieces SPRING DRESS GOODS;
5000 yards more remnants of IRISH LINEN at
5ec.-Zuarantecworth 81 per yard;
1000 CORSETS from soc. to SO per: pair;
The lareest assortment Of CAMBRIA EDGE from
6S to soc. per yard:
COTTON TRIMAIINGSin endless variety;
LACE RUFFLES, LACE BIBBS, LACE COL.
LhRS-the latest styles.
We open new goods daily. 1t viii pay you to look
at our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
-..-----.. --.--.-- SYCLE BROTHERS,
nh 400 Broad street.
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MR. oscAR CRANE has again received a small LOT
OF that celebrated 'sPrcmierc Serre champagne.
This wine Is selected for him with the greatest care
and without regard to cost and Is said 70 De the
neat wine sent TO the United States This last ship
lent is of the famous 1874 vintage, and Is cona6-
cred even better than ans received heretofore
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PURIM BALL.-Rimmon Lodge, I. o. b.
B., had grand Purim ball and supper ut
Virginia Opera-House last night. The
lodge Is the oldest one Of the Order in this
city. In its membership are many OF the
most influential OF our Jewish citizens, and
the character OF their entertainments has
always been high. That OF last night was
q success in point of numbers attending, in
the enjoyment atiIorded, and in the banquet
provided. ..-... p.
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Il Serious Accident.-Yesterday evening
about dusk Mr.. Ellis Bolts, who lives two
miles from town on the. old Midlothian
road, was thrown off his horse while riding
out Hull street and had his arm and leg
broken. He was conveyed home in wagon.
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CENTRAL LUNATIc AsYLuA.--The com-
missioners yesterday reported in favor OF
the permanent location OF the Central (col-
ored) Lunatic Asylum ut or near Peters
burg. The lease on the present site ends In
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4 CHURcH Observation-Disclosures will be
held for the first time in the main audience
room OF the new First African church on
next Sunday. Rev. j. B. Jeter, ID. D., will
preach In the morning, Rev. C.. H. Corey at
3 p. M, and Rev. Walter Fl. Brooks at
night
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FIRE YEsTERDAY.-A fire yesterday morn
ing at the residence OF Rev. NJ. j. Michel
bacher, corner First and Clay streets, dam
aged his library and injured the dwelling,
together with the water, to an extent OF;
about $500. Insured for S700 in the Royal
Canadian Insurance Company.
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JOHN L. OwENs.-This distinguished
actor and old Richmond fayorite will ap-
pear ut the Theatre tonight in the witty
comedy Of "The Rivals; or, The Duel az
Bath, y personating fighting Bob Acres.
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COyFECraONERIEs. Se.

DIE-ERuTrS-CANNED, GOODS.-One
i thousand dozen two and three-pound Canned
Tomatoes, two and fhree-pound Fresh Peaches,
two-pound Damsons. two pound Blackberries, two
pound Pineapples, two-pound Lima Beans, Two
pound Green Peas, two-pound Sugar-COrn, CUT
ting's California Canned Peaches, Apricot>, Green
Cages, Fresh Pr,nes, Dates, Dried Peaches. three
pound Pie-P Peaches cheap at BOSSlEUAS,
Re "a Ee6Izs. fs s:%s 1412 Main street.
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WoMAN BURNED TO DEATH. Between 5
artlIe O'Clock yesterday evening Mary Shea
n well-known:c character i'm p Poiice-C Court an
nails, living at the g Fqrty- Gun Battery =
near the corHer OF Twenty ninth and Main
streets, Wife IN IN Intoxicated condition
feH Off 4 bencB, caught fire. and was burned
to death.1sfo1 ET"b7A cit ~ hUl@Jga ~
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SAVE MONEY by having yoar printing done ~ tae
DISPATCH PRINTIHG-HoUsE. Good work, ioW
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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LEGISLATIVE SEssIoN.-On Monday next
the Legislature will have been in session
ninety days. The present position OF the
Senate is that the session is limited, and
ought to end by March 20th. Without a
three-fifths vote OF both houses extending
the session, it seems underssoo that Lieu
tenant-Go Governor Thomas will on Monday
declare the Senate adjourned. The House
has expressed the opinion that the session
Is unlimited. .a ;,.g r1.zl.r {. ..ttf's
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II. ELLYsoN & Co., advertising agents, Insert ad-
vertisements in all OF the newspapers OF the United
States ut publishers rates. Orders LETT AZ the OtsT
patch counting-room viii receive PROMPT atten-
Hon. .l
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FROM WoRTHSGToHyssr rTIEGEs, Pharmacists,
Baltimore, March 10, 1875: We are assured by,
the ieatfnz physicians that CoLDEN's EIEBt6's
LIQurp ExTRGcr OF oFBgErAND!ToHIc 1Nv1dos-5'
Ar0nis truly wonderful preparation. and may be
relied upon preventive against disease, and ef
fectng positi cnras In cases or weakness deprcs
sion, fever aghe, and nervous eaicfions 20 'a'
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: EASTER BREAD CfATzoEsl.-I am prepared 70
I'LL all orders promptly. Orders from the country
solicited. r. ADAM, II aud IS Twelfth street. 4
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the constantly increasing demands Of our trade Ts
have added a. well-selected assortment of''SEW
TYPE. which, together with onri impresed MA
cn1NEEY and sKILFUL MEcHANIcAL TALENT
warrant MS in guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
or WORK at moderate figures and IN the most exIe
dtions manner. ~ E.l-s - tiF#I |#3 <ttJ2'
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L. W. POWELL. 10 A. ST., dry goods, notions, &c.
ROBERT u. LYME, 4kP. n, framed dwelling on
The south side OF Clay street between First and
Second H. -.gs.,.-st ..fs,3@ , ~ -.t !.
J. d., WHITEHEAD, II A. ~, crockery, glass
ware, &C.
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Aitllluilll.ol,nd | 51gispattIt,.
fl1 1---.- y .
thursday. :..:::::.;::: MARCH /, 1917.

asrTIIE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCu-
.LATI0N oRA ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PkpERs OE THE CITY 80 ~. .ry,'s -
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y ceiyed by the undersigned, at No. l3lQsElAnk-'
lin street, untii I2 O'Clock n. on THURSDAY the
LIST OF March, 1877, for the best quAnty OF Cas-
COAL, to be furnished for the fiscal yeaS ending
Februafy1 l. 1878, rs the necessities OF the 6as.
Works nHy require, and TO be delivered Shc
The Committee on Light reserve the liberty TO re-
'ecs f7'is any " a''ot o'SH JOHN IL HIGGINS,
7 fe2l-td Chairman COMMITTEES po Light !.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant. 5,. r-st
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY &c a. NJ, 30;
D A. NJ, 80; noon, 5S; 3 p. NJ. 56; T.
~, So; midnight, 40. ~. .."a
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GUSTOM-Wo RK.-B o OTIS AND
" SHOES made 70 order, guaranteed to III, by
5 BOSCHEN,
js1 500 and 81 Broad stree
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WEATHER REPORT.

South Atlantic States, stationary or falling
barometer, northwest to northeast winds,
warmer, partly cloudy or clear weather will
prevail. g,oa 4 80
For the Cult States, Tennessee, and the
Ohio Valley, falling barometer, increasing
northeast veering to southeast winds,
warmer, cloudy or partly cloudy weather,
with rain at southern and western stations,
and followed by northerly winds on the
Texas coast. fsg.a. -.s Gsf
: For the Middle States, falling barometer,
northwest backing to warmer southwest
winds, partly cloudy and clear weather.
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NFEW NUVDS! NHW OOVDCI
BROWNE ROWE .'
are now opening new stock Of ....
DRY GOODS '>- ....s
FOR THE EARLY SPRING TRADE.
BLEACHED and BROWN C0TTOES; .....
A splendid line of HOSIERY:
TABLE-LINEN and other WHITE GOODS; .
CORDED PIQUES, NOTTINGHAM LACES;
New SPRING PRINTS-beautiful;
4 line Of SPRING DRESS GOODS, and new
stock of
PARASOLS! PARASOLS!
direct from the manufacturers.
As this Is a NEW HOUSE these goods are all NEW
and FREsII-nothing left from last season.
Call and select before they are picked over.
BROWNE & ROWE,
re l6-eod No 323 Broad street.
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NUR BUYER GOES NORTH ABOUT
" the Goth OF March, and TO reduce stock and
raise money, We will offer
CASSIMERES and DRESS GOODS
Mt remarkably low prices until that time. See our
CALICOES cheap, and new IIAMBURGH HOSlE-
RY and RIBBONS very low; CHiLDREN'S HOSE
ut 5. 8. and ] Oc.; Ladies silk Ties, 10c Red
Bordercd Collars, &c.. Or 2 for 5c for 20c., Or
for 2oc. j. G.. WEITLOCk CO..,
fe 28 1903 Main street.
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At COST! At COST!

Having determined to discontinue the dry-good
business shall from this day offer my entire stock of
SEASONABLE AND WEIL-ASSORTED GOODS
AT COST FOR CASH.
And In order more speedily to dispose of the entire
stock. there are many GOODS which will be sold
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST OR VALUE, s
as the store will be vacated another tenant
can he hail. CHARLES HUTZLER, :
a3-om .-.--- Gil Broad street.
NEW GOODS! - NEW GOODsl
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WANTS.

WTANTED, FIFTY GOOD HANDS to
w 20 to Surry county, near Joues's Wharf 70
CUT WOOD. VIII pay rs cents per cord. Apply
at once to A. L. SHEPHERD & CO.,
corner Eleventh street and Basin bank.
NH l-lt< opposite the iour-shed.
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.AMusEMENTa.

DICHMOND MOZART ASSoC CATION Z.
ItlO& ,FJGiS5 @sEi,&zgllE.t III 5!sss'
The resnlar weekly soiree will take plsce at Asso-
citation Hall THIS {Phnrsdsyl EVENING at 81
o'clock Admission only by membership. Or ipyfta-
Isfon-cards, which must be presented as the door.
Members can obtain tnvitatinn-cards on appicafton
at WAITS music-store, No. 92o aiain street,
NH IL 1E..f- = EA' t'tRsF''
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DICH3roND THEATRE.

A SEASON OF STANDARD ENGLISH COMEDY.
Engagement Of tile most DISTINGUISHED comedian
. - -. Dir. JOHN L. OWENS, :. 4fies;! -. -
commencing THURSDAY EVENING, March, 1st. !.
: Snerfdans witty comedy OF -.s - .s' >
THE RIVALS; On, THE DUEL AT. BATH ~ i,
Mr.. OWENSAs FIGHTING Bod AcnEs.
FRDAY-Mortons glorious comedy or
) ~ Il 2.a THE HEIR AT LAW. t>.i:'stsp ~ !"
DE-. PErER PASoLoss, LIZ D. aad as -,.,, r
SATURDAY 5fATINEE-Byro aoUR BOYS"
..,:, K: SATURDAY NIGHT III ~ ,:GJf
VICTIMS AND SOLON SHINGLE- a..:fs,s,
Admissiou-tIckets, rs and Sec, to be had afthc
Theatre, Secured seats. 81, to be had Ia advance
at C. F. JouNsToN'S bookstore, 916 bfain street.
fe 26-4t JIsi} I., 5'sE tSJi -aa
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WTANTED, OCCUPANTS FOR NICE
. w FRONT ROOM, on first floor, with or with
out board, OF FRONT CHAMRER ou second floor,
with board at 720 east Marshall street, northwest
corner Eirhth street. "a; t,'if @e'-A fe 2S-2t%''
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MEETINGS., lasson

1ostE 1l1saERTrNaS., issson tiietIiiyt
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the 22dof February at Cathedral Han for the pdr.
pose Of iaRtk urfan2etenfs for the celebration o.
On i ia f NiGHT NEXT. March Isl WY
delegate y earnestly requested 70 be present ~ bs
ness OF the utmosf Importance VIII be transacted.
"A I-+E&atE L .@RORERT EtENGL LfSH, President -
JUAN A. FJZZrHI, Secretary. -. fe 27-3t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-01

GOAL AND WOOD.-Cheapest and best
~ fuel IN market Best first-cass Nut, Crate, Egg,
and Stove Anthracite from So, 1926, to $3.50 per
to dealers, West Virginia Splint $3.50 TO S4.25
per load of 1900 pounds. or "a to 1925 per ton OF
1929 to S5.25 per 1900 pounds. OAK and PINE
WOOD as low as the lowest Cali and be convinced
Be sure TO ask for PAGE. Nineteenth and Cary
streets. ffe l4l CHARLES Ii. PAGE.