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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-14

BgYANT's MISsTRELs To-NIGlT.-Th The
origina, Bryant's Minstrels, announced to
be The excelsior troupe OF the world, will
give TWO entertainments in this city this
week-one performance tonight and an-
other tomorrow night. The company Is
direct from Bryant's Opcra-HouSe, Broad
way, New York, and comes endorsed by
some OF the leading papers OF the country.
There will doubtless be large audience
present tonight to witness the perform
ances OF such comedians as Hughey Dough-
.erty, Little Nae, Sanford and Wilson, Dave
Reed, Billy Bryant, Pierney, and Cfonin:. lin
There will also be full chorus and orches-
tra, and folly time Is anticipated. a..,st
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. WOMEN of taste often become their own dress
makers and turn out costumes not to be surpassed
,t The fashionable modistes but TO 90 this they
mu.t be exactly informed. This knowledge Is at
their command In the pages Of what is i'll addition,
one of the freshest brightest literary periodicals in
tie country. We refer to that wel-hnown and ap-
preciated family magazine, " "Andrewss Bazar''
published a, Cir ciunau How such valuable male
rial can be furnished by The proprietor at the ridie.
Io,lsy low price Of one dollar year IS only known
TO W. r. Andrews. .,t
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F1nEMEN's BALL.-Thc tremen OF our eX-
cellent Department have resolved to have a
grand ball about the 10th OF February next,
and with the proceeds purchase oTercoats to
protect them from the cold and inclement-
weather. They have been wonderfully sue
ccssiul during the past year in the suppress
sion Of fires by taking hold OF them in their
incipiency, and their services arc appre-
ciated. But for their diligence and watch
fulneSs much valuable property would have
been destroyed, and their worthy efforts to
buy themselves oyercaats will no doubt be
fully rewarded. The ball will be managed
by the officers OF the Department., whose
families will be present, and the affair will
therefore be such that any lady may attend.
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TIE TOBACCO TRADE.-The breaks at the
Tobacco Exchange for the week ending
Saturday, comprised PIG hogsheads, 10
tierces, and Z boxes. The number OF
.packages offered at auction on Change for
the same period were 139, OF which number
65 were taken in and IL sold. The prices
during the week ranged from 81 to S25.
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Persondl-All who attended the sump-
tuous banquet OF the Knights Of Honor at
the Central House Friday night feel under
obligations to the lodge committee, Messrs.
William Walsh, F. G. Wcisiger, and Thomas
W. Bass, rs We'll Us to the landlord aud his
assistant, for kind attentions. The spread
was one Of the finest OF q season that has
been rich in elegant collations. IaI
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SPLENDID PROPERTY AT AuCrIoN.-We call at
teuton the sale OF that splendid private dwelling
and beautiful grounds of Ninth and Marshall
streets, which will take place upon the premises
THIS (AIonday) AFTERNOON al o'clock, by Mr..
ROBERT d. LYME, auctioneer This Is one Of The
best aud desirable residences in The city,
aud is now 10 be sold. f. ssl-
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HUsTINGs CoURT-In the Hastings Court
on Saturday, Martin Oeters, charged with
failing to register drinks sold under the
Soffett liquor law, was tried and convicted
and fined $40. The accused was recognized
in the sum OF 5000 to appear on Monday.
George 6. Vashon, Jr., and William ii.
Talman qualified ns notaries public.
James Lyons, Jr., qualified as an attorney
az lot &
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The Calico BaU.-It should have been
stated Saturday that the proposed calico
ball to be given at Cersley's Hall January.
18Th is for the benefit OF the poor. The las
dies and gentlemeH managers are in hopes
Of realizing handsome sum for the very
worthy nbjrct for which the. entertainment
is contemplated.
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OUR FOREIGN COMMERCE There were no
imports reported at the custom-house for
the week ending Saturday. The only eS- *
ports reported were one cargo OF hoops
shipped to Cardenas per schooner Thomas
CLYDE by Curtis & Parker. The Clyde
cleared Wednesday. ,rtfg
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s. Council Notes.-The question of granting
the privileges asked for by the Richmond
CeGar- Works Company was not acted upon
at the last meeting OF the Council, but is
the special order for the regular meeting
next Friday night.
-hIr. McRae's resolution in reference to
suspension OF work on tho dam, and the
resolutions OF MIR. Gallagher limiting the
powers OF charmen of committees, will
also come up as questions OF privilege.
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THE CusToM-HoUsE GAS QUESTION. Post
master Forbes and bis assistants on Satur-
day signed petition to Secretary Sherman
requesting him to continue taking the city
gas for the custonl-house building; but il
satisfactory arrangements cannot be made to
that end, that they prefer that gas should be
manufactured on the premises rather than
that they should be subjected longer 10 the
use Of kerosene-oiI lamps. They expressly
state that they do not wish to be regarded
as taking any part in or expressing opinion
as to the controversy between the city au-
thorities and governmental officials.
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r. g. ANDERSON & son, IL A. NJ, groceries. sc.
JOHN POE, JR., Chief Of Police, IL A. d., three

h. :. ANDERSoS SUM- a. Sl., eEoceiiees 1Ss
JOHN POE, JR., Chief Of Police, IL A. d., three
hogs.
j. d. WHITEHEAD, 10 A. 81, groceries, &c.
ROBERT B. LYME. IL NJ, commissioners sale OF
farming land I'm IIenrico comfy, on the Charles
= City road, four mites from Richmond.
ROBERT B. LYME, 4 T.. NJ, brick dwelling on the
northeast corner OF Ninth and Marshall streets,
with yscant side lot. -.
GEORGE s. VAsHON. II A. NJ. at store No. o504
east Broad street, groceries, coufectionertess
tobacco, show cases, glass jars, &c.
RICHARDSON & Co, 4 p. NJ, trustees gale OF
new brick dwelling and lot OIL Ninth street just
beyond Leigh street.
W-M WALSH, Deputy Sheriff. 10 A. H., at Hem
rico County courl-house- will rent at auction q
farm on ChickalomiHy river near Meadow sta
ton. sEs #f@ .-. z@.E I...E,, 't4E ,t -.
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BUFFAI.O LITIIgA WATER.
THE BUFFALO LITHIA WATERS
IN THE PECULIAR DISEASES OF WOMEN.
- ,s ---@ .i..EE' e. & .'s..1 ,
THE TESTIMONY OF DIR. I'd. WILLIAMSON,
OF crNcTNSATI, OHIO,
WHOSE SPECIALITY Is DISEASES OF
..r.s+ ss WOMEN. - @',' 40
No. 1877 PLUM STREET, CINCINNATI, OHIo,l
: lii. .. November Il. 1877. &

..a ,Nogamblr,2l. 1877. s 4
Mr. Thomas F. Goo9e:
Dear Slr.-For The past year have prescribed the
BUFFALO LiTHIA WATERS. fSprfng NO. ~
suits so uniformly beneficial and gratifying, and ns
times so remarkabc. tna 1t Is my desire and pur.
pose 10 aid far as can In the interest OF sinlcU
humanity in making known their extraordinary
vir ues, and hence, though entire strangers. ad-
dress you, as the proprietor, this communication:
powers as curative agent In many forms or chronic
disease II Is. however, their ALMOST SPECIFIC
power IN the peculiar d.eascS OF women that gives
10 them their great sCPERiORIlT Y over aii OF the
more noted mineral waters, both OF 'bl5 country
ana Europe. ..E...i,,
en- rs of uterinc difficulty which have ever come uH
der NY observation have been entirely relieVcd Wy
the peryistent use Of these waters, with but LITTLE ma
Ia some instances without any, aid ffcm medicine
To make mention Hf single case: MrS. -----i Oh
this city, severely afflicted. was for four months un.
the medical faculty Of Philadelphia deriving no m9
teria benefit from treatment. she returned - tnls
eity and WAS put upon :ke i.I1HlA WATEkS-
the use OF which for three months resulted In her
entire rest storatiop TO hcalih. 80, (, -, = .
l have found them equally pp;eut In Nsmenor-
rilTa Ind ucnorrhagia.
would especially mention that have found this &
water ksovcrcigp agent in The treatment OF pcrsons
convaiescng from scariet-fever, preventing me dis
rcsslug and often dangerous dropslca eonditon 70
which this disease leaves the system exposed ~ tic
dainp atmosphere Of this city during the fan and
winter months. -, ]: .. a
en In regard these waters aTc the result Of oxe
peat ed aud thorough praceica. tests.
as Very respectfully; s,Sa, n
1.~Nfr II1r.
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SICK AND NERVOUS HEADAcnE.-DR. C. W.
BENsoN's CELERY AND CHAMoMILE PILLS are
prepared expressly to cure Sick Headache, Nervous
Headache, Dyspeptic Headache, Neuralgia, Ner-
vou,ne:s and Seepcssness, and will cure any case.
Price, Soc Postage free. Sold by all drugdsts.
Office, 1O6 north Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md.
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THE GLESwooD - wursxEr took the frst pre-
MUM az the State Fair. = i1s.s,. -
The ~ Seiectn Whlskey Is reeomuien,ed by DR.
j. i. Mccav. is 5sstsata
DUFF Gordon Sherry-our own importation. '5 p !
: Cigars of every grade, OF our own manufacture.
Liberal discount TO the trade. 81 lin iiij So
5,4 w. ID. BLAERs q Co, u
49,. s.st .t.st a0S Main strect.
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Chesterfield Co,rt.-Thc session Of the
County Court which, begin. to-day is very
unimportant one, and it is not supposed
that the court will be in session more thnn
one day, s...
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REVESUE' OILEcTIoSs.-The amount OF
United States internal revenue collected for
the week ending Saturday was S2G,515.93 .93-
as follows Monday, S5,20476; Tuesday,
90, ,581 OF; Wednesday, S3,941.05; Thurs
day, $5,200.35; Friday, $3,S41.64; Satur-
Ciay. Sd, T66. .2s. .
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CONTRACT AwARDED.-Messrs. Archer q
Goodwin have been awarded the contract
for putting the iron railing around the foun-
tain ut Marshall Park (Libby's HilD.
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: CoNvEYANCEs OF REAL ESTATE FOR THE
WEEK ENDING JANUARY II, 1STS.-Lots
fronting: SO feet on Clay street between
Adams and Jefferson for Sl,4S5; 81 feet on
Grove street corner Norris Tor 500; 120
feet on Cherry street near Cumberland for
s.; 25 feet on Twent2-ninth street near
0 for S125; q feet on Third trcetfor 8;
6Sj feet on Grace street corner Seventh for
$9,64S; 163 feet OH Clay street near Brook
ayeniIe for 81 800.
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A TIME ron OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is the lime TO
purchase your dry goods. They never were rs low.
TO eeS the full benefit OF how prices 20 10 Levy
sstR5 81 rs 81 ~ 80 -
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DIsrATCu PRrNTISG-IIoUsE. Good work, low
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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EY ALL MEANS co TO LEVY BROTHERS for
your dry goods, unless ,.u have more money than
rou Know what to DO With.
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LEVY BROTHERS offer the celebrated Benton
Nursery, Abdominal, and French-woye CorseG a.
popular prices. Look ut their stock. ~
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SoIREE EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON from
10 6 O'Clock at LAUABE's Dancing Academy. Ad-
mission, 10 aud 25 cents.
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LEVY BRoTMERs' new advertisements with give
you Just faint idea Of what they are doing IN the
way of seliSug cheap dry goods.
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SoIREE EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON from
TO O'Clock at LAUDE's Dancing Academy. Adj,
mission, 0 and 25 CENTS.
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LADIES' FEsTlYAL.-The Ladies' Sewing
Circle Of Grace-Street Baptist church Will
open q feast to-day. They will furnish
lunch or dinner from u O'clock M. to 8
O'Clock p NJ, and supper and other re-.
freshments at night. The entertainment
will be enlivened by music. They extend q
cordial invitation for MI to. attend, aud
promise to make their stay an agreeable
one.
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4 Levy DnoTHERs are ofiesln. great inducements
30 purchasers OF dry sooia. They are determined
10 cosa their whole atock Of winter goods aud
their object. ss.ss ggssEEs
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SoIREE EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON from S,
to 6 o'clock at LAUBE's Dancing Academy. Ad-;
mission, o and 20 cents.
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IN GOODS FoR BOYS, ASDsi WEAR you can
ind \ large assortment ut LEVY BR0TuRRs' al
prices tina: will satisfy the most economical. +. &
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soYt: LEGS vartcose veins and ulcers, streous
alscha,s se desauamaioh ofthe cut.eIe all cured
by CHESS LINIMEHT ioDIDE or AMMONIA Sold
by PURCELL, EApD & Co., s;,ichmond. 49,
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FEAST.

THE LADIES' SEWlNG-CIRCLE OF
/ CE-STREET BAPTIST CHURCH COM
,nenrc a FEAST TO-DAY tMondayl. January II,
1878 They most cordially invlI lle public bic 1 70 At
tend. During the day they offer LUNGH ana DiH- IL
FREsIlMENTS. In the course OF The evening there
win be singing. and they promise 10 all pleasant
,;ma a14-2tx
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INDICATIONS FOR SUNDAY.--For the South
Atlantic States, northeast yeering to south.
east winds, stationary or falling barometer.
warmer and cloudy, and possibly rainy
weather will prevail.
For the East Gulf States, southerIy reer-
ing to west and northwest winds, cooler,
cloudy, and rainy weather, and falling ba-
rometer.
For the West Gulf States, rising barome-
ter. colder northwest winds, and clear yea-
ther.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
falling barometer, northeast to southeast
winds, warmer, cloudy, and rainy weather.
For the Middle Atlantic States. north
and west winds. slight change in tempera-
ture. and rising barometer.
The temperature will remain about freez-
ing in the canal regions Of Maryland and
Virginia.
Cautionary signals continue at New Or
leans, Galveston, and Indianola.
THE WEATHER SATURDAY was clear, cool,
and pleasant.
THERMOMETER SATURDAY: s A. NJ, So;
8 A. NJ, a !; noon, 55; 3 p. H.. Sc 6 p.
b., 40; midnight, SO.
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WEATHER REPORT,

(. +ylvy
MONDAY. =. JANUARY IL, 1878.
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MYsCEs.,ASE0US

Ii PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE
IN ESTATE OF JAMES s. BROOKS. deceased.
nre requested TO call at my otice. corner. OF
Nlutb and Clay streets. bctwecn B aId a: NJ, or
4 ami r. NJ, aud settc the stnae.2 Fto>e bAytuE,
claims against the estate are also desired 10 prent
ths,n Df''r'"Ts $3.50 AL WILLIAM RstsRAY, -
s'.sr Executor os james 5. Brooks. deceased 4
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PRESERVATION OF Bills 70 THE Gov
EnsoR. "A select committee of the Sen.
| ate, consisting OF Messrs. Hurt Of Pitt
syIyanfa,, NJ urray, and Marshall. have
made 4 report in connection with the
presentation Of House bill No. 1, to pro-
vide for the. use OF convict labor on the
James River and Kanawha canal to Gov
ernor Kemper,, in which they conclude that
certain exhibits tend TO show ssthat there
vas no intentional wrong upon the part Of
those who committed the error" See Sem
Iate Document No. 8. ~,
A minority report, submitted by Mr.: Mar
shall, is very full, lucid, and interesting.
1t gives full history OF all matters in con-
nection with the subject, and concludes
with aresolution that the Clerk OF the SEN
ate, the Clerk OF the House OF Delegates
and Keeper Of the RolIs, and Governor
Kemper, have promptly and properly per-
formed their respective duties in accord
ance with statutory law and the Constitu-
ton, and that no one concerned in this
transaction has done wrong or error. See
Senate Document No. Il.
It Twill be well for senator's to read both
reports. as the Senate will be called upon at
an early day to decide between them, and
their decision Is matter OF importance to
the interests Of the Commonwealth.
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DOR RENT, THE LARGE BRICK ss d.
h BAKERY on Twentieth between Main and AZ
Franklin Streets recently occupied by +. Clarke
will be rented for carpentcr-sh0p or battery
= E.. FRANK ID. NIL, p.
n I4.4t ..-,. HOS Main street.
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MANCHESTER BONDS.

I offer for sale MANCHESTER EIGHT PER
CENT. TAX-RECEivABLE COUPON BONDS
EXEMPT FROM CITY OF MANCI1ESIER TAX
f These bon,is are issued by authority OF the City
Council, under act Of tht Legislature, = for the
purpose OF paving OIL the rnbonded Indebtedness OF
the city. and for paving the Streets. The act limits
the issue to 100000, aud provides for tax FOR their
redemption 1t maturity. With isissn the DC nded
Indebtedness of Manchester Is s35s ITO. The pro-
perty belonzirg 10 The. city i WORTH MORE than
the entire amount. IS s.g1s.s!f y-,.,.. ~
The bonds are In denominations to SUIT all classes
OF investors and oifercd foTthe present. at tho
yery low price of 92. JOHN G.. WILLIAMS, ) il,
ia1-lm Cashier Baps Of Comwsree
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These waiers. In clses of one dozen half f-2alLon
bottles. can be had At THE SPRINGS ut 30 pei case
III advance; fn Richmond, OF PURCELL, LAnn q
dc IS-WEMcow2nl ~ - 49, Proprietor. =
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TOR RENT, TWO STORES with g.
II LARGE DWELLINGS, above; water aud ssI
gas on the premises Sos- o. Ii and 16 east 1Lin
street; viii be rented for month 10 good ien-
ants s..s.s..e FRANK ID. HILL,
Ia l4At ..er HOS Min street.
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9ifllalond Dispatflr.

Hs~TIk cIRCULATtoN OF THE DfsP.ATGH
~ larger THAN THE. s,O ,OainTNED cIRcu-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
pApERs OF TIE CITY. 'a. rs !, 1! ii S. \ 81. ..gsl
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point the superintendent have named.
Tho money can readily be borrowed upon
our county bonds and the road put largely
under way during The coming year. 1t
will be at once productive, and enhance the
value OF our property, thus enabling our
people to pay the tax. The present burden
OF taxation should not delay the enterprise.
twill bic the readiest mode Of tightening
these burdens. i.,f 81 !9.SZ' t1s'I
/, People OF Pendleton. be aroused to this
work. No longer defer to make
fE@' From Circleville. ssa s.s ~.
is,E&&t4J Ger mount aud hill, i@s tst
To town OF Harrison sss stI sGs5
a broad, smooth road 33, sls. q,
aE For every load
:, From state OF Pendleton. ~
Then daily mail
sFa; VIII Franklin hail,
80. And stage-coach, Too, will run.
With . turnpise ..-E.
Who would not ike z. n.
To live in Pendleton? 80:
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FINANCIAL.

IN ONEI 10 LEND. !. - -" =
SEVERAL THOUSAND DOLLARS TO LEND
os RICUMOND CITY and SUBERBAN REAL
ESTATE ut the lowest m1rkct rates. Apply to
RICHARDSON. & CO., Real Estate Agehfs,
IN I1.at l1l3 Main street.
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hope Rockingham VIII not repair the
old Dry-Riyer road, but make new one
from Rawley's Springs to the top Of the
Shenandoah mountain. locating 1t on the
face Of the mountain north OF Dry river to
the mouth OF Skidmore's Fork. there
bridging Dry river, and thence making the
location on the face OF the mountain north
Of Skidmore's Fosk to the Shenandoah
mountain, keeping high and dry above the
valleys. The road up the Shenandoah
mountain should be located on the opposite
side OF the hollow from the site OF the pre-
sent road, to get a southern and dry e1-
posure; as easy q grade and good a location
found there. If Rockingham will do this,
surely Pendleton will carry the road across
her county. INVALID.
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TOR RENT, ON MAIN AND CARY on
Il streets West tEnGj Ave or six HOUSES Al
with from six 10 eight rooms with all modern I'M
prorements, AT from $40 TO S22.50 per month -
81 e FRANK ID. HILL, =
IN l4.4t Real Estate Agent.
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trERMS or ADVERTISING

Silks can Be had now ar LHtyY BKorHgRs. .ae
lower prices any time slice Giiks hsye been
manufactured. LEVY BEogzfEHg are dcsetrstned
70 close out their stock, and VIII OK prices iou
enough 10 stft an p,lrseg -
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TUR RENT. 4 NUMBER OF DE- a.
4 .SIRARLE OFFICES III the Piedmont and LII
Arlington building. Ninth and Main streets, suita-
Die for lawyers, architects, or lodsi, g-ropmS.
...' FRANK ID. HILL,
;al4 1lOS Main street.
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WANTED, A YOUNG MAN IN A
w GROCERY-STORE. None need apply un-
les. experienced in the business. Aprly NJ 1920
Main street. 1a l4-ltN
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FOR RENT, AN OFFICE SUITA-M
u BILE for lawyer or an insurance agent, ssGI
on Main street ticst floor, between Eleyen.h anu
'rwciftb streets FRANK II. IilLL.
i, l4-5t 110S Ma,n street.
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WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
w that We have iuSt received another lot Of No.
MCCLELLAN SADDLES-thc best in the city.
Also on hand HARNESS. BRIDES. and every
other article In the line 1T the lowest prices at
DICKERSON'S,
IN IO-lw No. 1912 Franklin street.
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WANTED, TO SELL.-Wishing to
wv change nv business will sell the ENTIRE
STOCK AND FIXTURES OF 4 FIRST-CLASS
FhNCY-GO0DS AND JE'WELRY->TORE at a
.,rcai blryain store and dwelling for rent.
49, WILLIAM II. ADAMS,
ia 14.1tS No. 623 Broad street.
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EOR RENT, HANDSOME SUBURB a.
4 AN RESIDENCE with all the modern Ill
improvements, and large Vt attached on The con.
tinuatfon Of Sian street quarter OF mile west or
" RICHARDSON s. CO., :,
ja l2-4t fl13 Main street.
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RILE-HEADs, ~ to S10 per ream. st the
~ DlsPATEA AP.INTlNli-HUtJsE
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F9E HENA-

TOR RENT, very desirable and@A
4 comfortably RECONSTRUCTED BRICK DWEL-sa
LING, containing seven rooms, kitchen Of two
rooms, culyertS, Closets gns, and water. Situated
on west side OF Fourth street between Cary and Ca
sal Possession at once. Rent reasonable and made
to suit the times. Apply 70 a. l.. HOLLADAY: at
or 70 ROBERlb Lf NE,
In l4-eod Real Estate Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-14

WANTED, a PURCHASER FOR AN
w ATTRACTIVE, COZY BRICK RESI-
DENCE; nine rooms; five minutes walk of busl-
ness: superior neighborhood; Is adapted to TWO
families II dcsircds hm determined TO SELL and at
Z low ngnre. An early applicant will get such
bargain as is rarely oiIeI c. even In these days OF
deprecated value. Address OWNER, P0st-Omce
Box 2s4. ja ll-eod2t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-14

WANTED, Il TJRST-CLASS COOK.
w None other need apply. No. west franklin
e.r. In lost