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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-09

TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE FOR The
WEEK ENDING DECEMBER Z, 1S7S.-Lots
fronting: Is feet on Denny street, corner
Fifth, at. Sl00; 80 feet on Eighth street near
Preston at ,S21S; 81 feet on Second street
between Clay and Leigh at ,275; 81 feet
on St. Paul street between Federal and
Coutts at $3.50; 27 feet on Main street, cor.
ner Jefferson, at 1919; SO feet on Second
street, corner Franklin (l-7, at Sl,250; S24
feet on Broad between TWenty-thlrd ana
Twenty.fourtn at -; 25 feet on st. Paul
street between Baker and Charity at $50; 60
feet on Denny street, corner Fifth, at $3.50 |;
% feet on Marshall street between BROOK
avenue and Madison street at Sl,9S5 5g
feet on Twenty-seyenth street between N
and N at $3.50; 4lt feet on Twenty-slxXtn
street between ID and n at $500. 80 /
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TIE MARKETS ON SATURDAY.-The mar
.kets were, as usual, well supplied Saturday.
Fresh meats Of every description and sea-
sonable vegetables scould be had In Drofu-
sion. Pork was eheap-three pounds OF
prime retailing for % cents. Other meats
ranged at from 10 to Is cents per pound for
choice Eggs sold at from % to 25 cents
per dozen; butter, Is TO 25 cents per
pound for prime; turkeys, 10 to 12t cents
per pound; chickens, 80 to $50 cents per
pair; wild ducks, SO cents to 81 per pair.
Apples were plentiful. Fresh fish sold at
from Is to 20 cents per bunch for perch,
mud-shad, and trout; oysters, Is cents to
81 per gallon. The. day was delightful
one, and traffic seemed more brisk than on
the previous Saturday.
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THE SUNDAY IAW.-The paragraph be-
low was published in this paper Friday
with the word not omitted. 1t was neither
Typographical nor reportorial error, but
the omission OF kindly official who under
took to furnish the facts in the case: -.
Judge Christian held that the ordinance
Of the city was not sufficient to prevent the
operation OF the statute in this city, and
that consequently his court had jurisdiction
Of these cases, and not the Police Justice.
Some time after the Indictment in this case
was found, he was informed that Judge
Guigon had NOT thus held, and that Mr.
Wise, the present attorney for the Com
monwealth, and Mr.. Cabell, the former at
torney, concurred with him but Judge
Christian, in an opinion pronounced able
by the Court Of Appeals, maintained the
Jurisdiction of his court" .
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The Dove sronualfnent.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR UNWILLING THE M0NU-
AENT-THE INsCRIpTIoN-LIsfo oP ARTICLES
8 DEPOSITED IN THE CORNERSTONE, &C., &C.
q Preparations are being made for the un-
yelling OF the Dove monument, which in
terestiug ceremony viii take place on We'd
.nesday in the presence or the Grand Lodge,
A. +. NJ, and the subordinate lodges, and
the Grand Commandery knights Templar
Of Virginia. s, -.
'tti The occasion will be the more interesting
from the: fact that the unveiTing will occur
during the centennial meeting OF the Grand
Lodge-a fact which will doubtless draw
together. an unusual number OF tile craft:
The arrangements will be under the man
agement OF Mr.. j. Thompson Brown, we'll
known for bis excellent taste and Judgment
in such matters. There will be two bands
OF music in attendance, and the occasion
will doubtless be one long remembered by
the Masons in Virginia.
The monument is erected by the Grand
Lodge Of Virginia.
On its base Is the single word "Dove."
On the block above the base is the scriptu-
raj legend, "Bessed are the dead who die
in the Lord; they do rest from their labors
and their works do follow them" The
scroll on the front panel Of the monument
is Inscribed as follows:
r. W. JOHN Dove, II. D.,
Born in Richmond, Va,
September 2, 1892;
Died in Richmond, Va,
-. Nov. 16, 1876.
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NoEscE.-We undetermined b narr:y oSss none
of QUE winter stock % clothing inzo next ssfnon In
orterto accom- psassur purpose and turn osrT stock
into, cash we have made sweeping redsetsons IN
prrs. We are coaient with cost, and less than cosf
to,aaeomplsh ouSr purpose. Oar stDcs oeina very
Eavy and the season late we ofenthe greatest par
gnsns ever showa. Among Other BARGAINS we men :
apn line OF ehgans BEAvk&VNEEcuAis mels
and extra sizsa, at $12 woetl SEQ; . job lot OF
jYoUTH,s gvHeCoATs az $40 worth from s15 10
i$a s. IA Job LOB OF CHILpREss's aasa BOYS OVER
COATS at S. worth from 80 10 Sle.
I:!s. Ftsss.F ssst.o : 53eHS WAyAMAKEB,
t;., "a ri .-.4i. Teasls and Mairi strf cts.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

The Cuy AttoT7aey.-The following was
the vote in the City Council Friday night OH
the resolution OF Mr.. J. Robert Perdue ap-
pointing C.. G. McRae, Esq, city attorney
for the city OF Manchester: E.
AYES: Messrs. Gentry, Gibbs, Owens,
Patteson, Perdue, and Spain-G. s..'
Noes: Messrs. Batcheller, Gallagher,
Howle, and the President. ... ..a, .
Messrs. Ballowe and Kahn were absent.
The appointment OF Mr. McRae gives very
general satisfaction, and he will enter upon
the discharge OF his duties at once. Mr.
McRae has already been retained In several
suits in which the city is interested.
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THE WEATHER SATURDAY was clear and
LOCAL MATTERS

FOREIGN AND CoAsTWIsE .TRADE-SMALL
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS Saturday The Nor
wegian bark WinEila, Lycbe, master, cleared
for PernambUco, Brazil, and a market, with
2.975 barrels and so bali -barrels!of flour, val
ued at SIG, $50, shipped by the Galleso Man.
uiacturing Company. ;,
/ This was the only clearance reported dur
ing the week. It is expected that the eX-
port business for the rest OF the year 1878
will be dull and insignificant, but the aggre-
gate of the exports for the year viii, 1t is
believed, exceed that OF 1877, and compare
favorably with any year for the past decade;
The Norwegian bark Sirridden dropped
down, to City Point during the week to
finish loading tobacco for Bremen, Ger
many. .-...'
The only imports reported during the
week was one cargo Of plaster per the Brt-
tish brig Paran, from Windsor, Nova Scotia.
The American schooner Harriet Brewster
Saturday entered in ballast to load -four for
Brazil. ..,.,
Several foreign-bound vessels are in port
engaged in. completing cargoes, and will
probably clear this week.
The coastwise trade also continues .uu.
usually dull. For the week Just ended Is
vessels arrived from northern and eastern
ports, with cargoes OF wheat, salt, coal,
lime. iron, hay, and assorted merchandise.
During the same time six vessels cleared
for ports north of Hatteras; two light,
down the river to load wood for New York,
and the remainder with coal, granite, and
wheat.
There are a number OF vessels in port,
receiving, dischargiDg, or waiting.
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HUsTNGs COURT, SATURDAY.-The grand
jury OF the Hastings Court met on Satur-
day and found true bills for felony against
B. NJ. Dunleavy. for aiding in the escape OF
the Exchange Hotel thieves from the city
jail; Edward Mosby, for assaulting and
stabbing his brother; Charles Smith, for
stealing $40 from John A. Weinbrumm.
The grand jury failed to find a true bill
against Patrick McKenna for perjury as a
witness in the trial OF Henry Wayt at the
November term OF the Hastings Court.
The grand jury was discharged for the term.
William P. Nuckols,. charged with keep
ing and exhibiting g draw-poker" !" on Four
teenth street, in this city, was found guilty
by the Jury and fined s10O and costs, and
the Judge added ten months imprisonment
in Jail. The Court refused a new trial, and
time was given: the prisoner to file bis bill
of exceptions to carry the case to the Court
OF Appeals. Smith Payne, who was cor
victed in April Of keeping lottery and
sentenced to pay. a fine of S25 and contine--
ment in Jail for a term OF three months, and
who appealed from that judgment to the
Court OF Appeals. which court reversed
sentence OF lower court and, gave him
new trial, was again tried Saturday and
acquitted. ,-. - t...--.-... t.a!s3 r.
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CoLUMBUs's CONFECTIONERY,
321 Broad street, Richm ond, Va.

ID. COLUMBUS begs to announce to his numerous
patrons and the public eenerayth that he Is prepared
to furnish Wedding Suppers, Soirees, Balls Church
Fairs, ETC., with PURE ICE-CREAM OF all favors.
JELLIEs, choice FRUITS, PLAIN and FANCY
CAKES, from the smallest to the most elaborated
Wedding Cake; Charlotte Eusses, Nougat Baskets,
Pieces Montees. Orange Pyramids, Maccaroon Pyra-
mlls, Grape Pyramids, put up at short notice in
the most artistic style. ..-...... ..
The fact of his always getting the First Prizes at
our Fairs over ALL COMPETITORS, WITHOUT Ex-
GEPTIoN, Is sufficient guarantee Of his ability In
filling any order entrusted 10 him.
Meats, Oysters, Game, Crockeryware, etc., fur
nished when desired.
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The Public Schoots.-Tbe enrolment at'
the public schools is now as large as at any
time since they were established. Thanks
to the zeal and industry as well as paternal
interest manifested by the teachers, the inn
proverrient OF the pupils Is marked: The
discipline Is mild hut firm. It IS to be hoped
that our schools will be enabled to continue
until the end OF the regular session in June.
To suspend them in February would be mo-
thing less than public calamity. ------ -
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RICHMOND TYPOGRAPHICAL UNIoE.-At
meeting OF Richmond Typographical Union,
NO. 90. held Saturday night, the following
officers were elected for the, ensuing twelve
months: President, B. q. Kelly; Vice-Pre-
sldent, Alexander Gentry; Recording sec
retary, C. w. Mander; Corresponding ana
Financial Secretary, William e. Woody;
Treasurer, j. II. Campbell; sergeant-at-
Arms, C. A. Hill.
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! PerSonat.-Mr. Jesse Whitehesd, for
nearly half century citizen of Manches-
ter, and now almost an octogenasian, has
left for Rockdale, England, the scene Of his
nativity and early youth. Mr.. Whitehead
was the first superintendent OF the, first cot
ton-mill erected in Manchester, and by Il
life OF industry and economy Is now en-
abled in his old ase to enjoy lbs honorable
fruits. 500
Rev. j. H. Stringfelow, rector Of the
Meade Memorial church, was reported quite
sick Saturday. ''"'' .'
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The Spansboro' CommiHee.-In addition
to their patrol, the citizens Of Swansboro'
have organized an association for the pur-
pose OF Improving the village and looking
after its general interests. The following
officers have been elected: Captain B. FL.
Morrissett, president; William G. Taylor,
ESD, secretary; and Deputy-Sheriff W. q.
Flournoy, treasurer.
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DUNE SAvINCS.-You 90 nol buy thread, buttons,
or cloth of short or fraudulent count or measure,
nor coffee, sugar, butter Of short weights. Then
why buy and pay for what purports to be half
pound or a pound can or package of bakins-powder
which is twenty TO thirty per cent. short weight?
DooLEY's YEAsT-PowDEr is guaranteed full
weight eyeYy time. ....... .-... .... ..,. q.
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POLICE COURT. SATuRDAY-Justice' j.. J
White presiding. Charles Smith was sent
to the grand jury for stealing $40 from
the person Of John A. Vein brumm. ,..
Bob Peasants (colored) was found guilty
Of stealing one lot OF wood. from Joseph
Allard, and was given eight lashes.r
John johnson and James Dorsey (colored),
charged with stealing three window-sash
from some person unknown. johnson, was
discharged; Dorsey was found guilty, and
given twenty-five stripes. +" ."r
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The Amateur MiBstrelS.-The mlnstfei
boys had another fine house at the court
house Saturday night. MIR. Merritt US
.interlocnter, and Messrs. Jones ana james
Hart on the ends, We're excellent, ana tue
audience testified their appreciation OIL tne
entire performance by repeated applause.
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PERsoSAL.-Colonel W. W. Newman, of
Hanover, was in the city Saturday.
Among the visitors to the Tobacco EX-
change Saturday were w. F. Graves. Bed
ford; e. J. Ramsey, Pearson county, N. c.;
L. NJ. Butler, Hanover; John D. Pugh,
Washington, D. c.; w. l.. Edmond, Hen
rico; and John H. Traylor, Chesterfield.
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70! FOR CHRISTMAS!
FRESH GooDsl NEW PRICES!
.,.u.-.r. FOR THE HOLIDAYSi

Don't fall to call and see the inducements offered
by BROWNE 4 ROWE Ibis week Best Prints, 8
ana exc; Dress Goods, 6k, 81, 70 121 i61sc:: and
meres lower han ever--good for 25, 35, and 5Oc.:
worth double; endless variety OF Childrcn's ana
gradcs marked down to suit The times; beautiful
line of Fancy Goods, suitable for Christmas pres
ents such us Novelties, Nubias Shetland Shawls jet
and Pal ed Jewelry HandkerchIef and Sets in fancy
boxes; Fancy Wool Goods. for chlldren's wear, all
In great variety. Don't fall 10 see our stock and
new prices in Gentemen'S Dress and Riding
Gloves. Blankets, Balmoral Skirte Flannels and
Domesiics generally, as cheap as The cheapest.
Call early and secure some Of the great bargains at
BROWNE & ROWE'S PopuIar Store,
de o-eod 507 Broad street.
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A. GREENrREE gives notice that he Is in receipt
OF over one hundred cases OF gentlemens, youths,
aud boys hats, purchased nc assignee sale, and
which he offers at great sacrifice. Hats reduced TO
fully one half their value. Hats to suit In shapes
style, size, and CERTAINLY PRICE,. every head I'm
this city Aso large stock Of clothing, OF the best
material aud manufacture, at great reduction. GIG
Broad street, between Eighth and Ninth streets.
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Piano Observation-Disclosures F. Z. Hahr,
|of Petersburg, viii give the tirst Of series
OF piano recitals at Wyatts music-store to-
morrow at 1:f5 O'Clock p. N. Some rare
selections viii be given, and Professor
Habr's extended reputation should ensure
him cordial rece ption.
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UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE Col.
,LECTED.-The amount Of United States in
'ternal revenue collected for the week end
ing December 7sh was $31, ,935.3o, as fol-
lows: Monday, $7,639.96; Tuesday, a.
sO9.O2; Wednesday, S2,9s9.S5; Thursday,
S6,030.s0; Friday, S4,5So.76;: Saturday,
S5,SS4.9l. This is a decrease Of S6,S32.64
on the amount collected for the week end
ing November 30th, when it was $3S, 1874,
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Funeral Seruices funeral OF tha
late Themas w. Nelson took place Saturday
evening at 8 O'Clock from the METHODIST
church. Rev. G.. c. Vandershce ofhcIatsa-
TIE attendance was large, and the reh4ns
were followed to their ast resting-plae OF
Maury cemetery by many mourning friends.
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Masters Reams and Tyson, and Messrs.i
Spain, Willie Hart, Q'Brien, and Williams
have all improved since their last appear
ance, and are hard to beat, even By profess
sionals. The entertainment concluded with
the screaming local original farce Of JUS
firs, 50,
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. Chesterfield Court.-The December term
OF the County Court OF Chesterfield conf
menees to-day. The only criminal case Is
thss OF DR.. John r. Winfree, for which
venire has been chosen from Bermuda, Cio"
yer-Hill, and Matoaca districts.
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LECTURE on PALESTINE Professor Fl. H..
Harris, of Richmond College, will deliver
his lecture on Palestine Tuesday night in
the leeture-room OF the Grace-Street Rap-
tist church. The proceeds will be devoted
to the benefit of The Young Mems Mission
ary Society OF the church.
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Ss, HOLIDAY GOODS.
1TotcTTY AND COUNTRY TRADE.

THO CITY AND COUNTRY ThADE.
II seass 51 Il !.
= S ta INIM7TABLE SrEAM-CLARKFfED ~
81 ~. ssss \. ,Ft.INT CANDIES,
WARRANTED BETTER THAN ANY MADE ANY
- WHERE FOE TTioLEsALF fuEposkS.
and is warranted TO stand frIiIin any weather;
A}Sos CANDY fROiC AMI iOA-S<AtNDA.
~,,>r,.e lqsa,ffs,3
r-....., FRENCH, , ~, 70 nv .ha hoe,
sell MAlLhAkD,sfnENS 90 - sa,, cnns..nsiw
a large supply ON hand. 49,, :.
DEFY Compel ~ M IITioN;; ITO - !. ,.,o., ), .l -
ouy all my goods iof CasiI iron IA, ~
gooSs from pay ~, ny ~ MxxWnhp
CANNoI BE ONDStSSoi-o an hSa y. J" '.1,i-. - 7
,. ,a,.v ,a-,a st,cs and am receiy-
nave on nanu VtIy iarRe svSN, e.u .ni E,
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WHAT DOES Your TAILOR CHARGE?
FULL DRESS SUITS 20 order-coat satin-lined, sS6;
FINEST FRENCH or ENGLISH FRocK SUITS to
. order, $40;
ESsLtsu VEAR-REsIsrING BUSINESS SUITS to
order, $35; .-u- -. .' '''
Splendid CASHMERE SUITS-nfty styles, $685..
.,-. ...r-.. A. SAKS & Co. Artist Tailors,
...s. -.t s. 1919 Main street.
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PICTURE TO DE RAFFLED.-Tbe handsome pic
ture OF . The Descent from the Cross" which was
exhibited at the Carnival" held at the Theatre last
May, viii be raffied off ut the bookstore Of RAN
DOLPH & ENGLISH TUESDAY EVENING NEXT at
O'Clock. Those having chances will please attend.
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COX REWARD.-A reward OF TWEEN

nnS reward OF TWEEN
sDLJTY-FIYED DOLLARS will be paid for the
apprehensien Of JOHN JONES, ONES, ], Gttas M .JOHS .s
indicted in three for felony and who escaped
from the Jail OF Manchester on the night Of Decem-
ave feet six or seven inches in height. and weighs
about 100 pounds. He has full, Intelligent face;
ts little lbclined 10 be kuockkneed, and has scar
about the middle OF his forehead. Had on when he
left pair OF caYk-graT pants, calico shirt, and
an old felt hat; no cost or vest. Address
q HENRY FITZGERhI4D, S
City Sergeant.
MANcHEsgEH, December ., 1879. dc 6.2t
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LEE GALLERY. $50 MAIN STREET.
Large 8xl0 PHOTOGRAPHS, 81 each;
ALBUM CARDS, - per dozen:
-Four beautiful CARD PHOTOGRAPHS, 81.
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MURRAY u LANMAa's FLORIDA WATEH.-lss
rich perfume radiates In clouds OF incense FROM
thoss who sprinkle IL uIon their garments ayssing
away or neutralizing every breath OF tainted asmss'
phsre-a sure preventive Of all infection,
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BOARD OF ALDlRMEN.--Th Board OF Al
dermen will hold their regular meeting tbs
afternoon In the Council chamber,
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Mr.. BERRY's LEcTURE.-Mr. W. w. Berry,
it should not be forgotten. will deliver bis
humorous lecture In the Hall OF the House
Of Delegates Tuesday night.
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LADrEs'AND GESyLEMxg,s ROOTS ond sIoEs
hand.lnade-to order--best qnaiity-guaraaseed 10
dt-ay I,oscHEN's, 5esand S IL Rroaa street.
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AS "A FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth, there is nothing so good rs MEADE n BA"
KER's CARBoLlc MoUTu-WAsH. Fifty cents
hott
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WERECoMNEND THE LEE GALLERY, 920 Main
street, for The BEST PHOTOGRAPHS and tile MOST
REASONABLE PRICES.
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For OFFENSIVE BnEATH from decayed teeth
aud diseased gums, use MEADE & BAxER's CAR.
boLIc MouTHewAsH. Fifty cents a bottle.
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WE cLAra that oar SssroupER TEA, al 8oe,
per pound. Is good az any Sold for 81 In The cy
". d. ElAII s Co, efS Aaia street.
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CARD-CAsEs. POCKET Books, WRITING-DEsKs,
and WoRK-BoXES, in great variety at
ELLYSoN Il YANCEY'S,
1ll2 Main street.
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BOARDING.
BOARDING.
poARDING.HoUsE,
No. 715 FRANKLIN STREET, CORNER OF


NO. 7l5 FRANKLIN STREET, CUhNER OF
..4s.. EIGHTH STREET, s}i.4
pleasantly located in a central part Of the city, one
square from the Capitol Grounds and one square
from Main street, convenient TO Corn and Flour Ex-
change, Tobacco Exchange, Custom House., Post
ONCE, Depots, and Churches OF all denominations
City railway passes by the door. =. -g;-,- So -
Occups ntss wanted for THREE ROOM MS-dress-
igg-rooln and bath a;taehed-furnished or unfur-
lntshed. = .-.s.t tseyy
Terms moderate. no 30-2wx .
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LAIRAVhDINAEI bAKS8AINbs
e They nIso offer g.Eifit.

FOR ULCERArED MOUTH, the healing properties
Of MEADE 6 BAEyR's CARBoLic MoUru-wAsH
are Hpexceiled. Fifay cents bottle. - 49,
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ISnrcATIoNs FOR sUSDAT.-For the Mid
IDLE Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather.
northwesterly winds rveering to easterly,
stationary temperature, rising followed by
stationary or failing barometer.
For the South Atlantic States, increasing
cloudiDess, possibly followed by rain areas,
variable winds, mostly southeasterly, sta
tionary or higher temperature, and falling
barometer.
THE WEATHER SATURDAY was clear and
cool. s
THERMOMETER SATURDAY 6 A. NJ, sc !;
9 A. NJ, AZ; noon, So; 8 p. ~, 81; z.
NJ. 40; midnight. 81.
Mean temperature. 43s.
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All the STANDARD POETS and FINE GIFT BOOKS,
In elegant bindings, at
ELLYsoN & YANcEY'S.
.- 1112 Main street.
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND F0UNB.
FOR RENT.
EOR RENT.

FOR RENT. l
MODERN-IMPROyED DWELLINGS
IN TEN MINUTES WALK OF THE CAPiToL),
$l5 to $50 per month.
2l2 east Main street, near Third; 12 rooms.
l2 south Fifth street. near Cary: IL rooms,
BOG south Third street iGambleS HID IL roouE.
Corner Tenth and Clay streets; 10 rooms.
llJ east Clay street, near Second; rooms.
203 west Cary street: rooms.
513 north Sixth street, near Gays 8 ToOraS.
5l3 west Main street; rooms
SMALLER HOUSES, ,,.
SIS to SIG per month.
9. No. 1921 west Clay street: 8 rooms. ''
f., No, 81 west canal street: o rooms. -r,.sr. =.
No. Eighth street, near Main rooms.
No. south Cburehstreet; rooms. 49,
Pine near A lbe mare ST Get; rooms, ..-,-.,s,
No. south Pine street; 8 rooms.
STORES and OFFICES on Mstn and other bust
ness stredts. +. j. THOMPSON BROWN.
Real Estate Agent and Anetsonser,
TOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE@ O.
F RESIDENCE No. 409S east Clay street. IA
containing ten rooms, besides knchcH,: ba1l1 &C.
There Is a large yard on the side. atathed TO Tie
house. Apply to JOHN e. GDDDiN,
Real Estare Ag<nt.
de7-St Bank and Eleventh streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-09

INSTANTANEOUS PICTURES are made by the
LIGHTNING-PHoToGRAPH process, so ynu can re-
tain natural expression while sitting for your
likeness.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-09

We recommend the LIGHTNING PHOTOGRAPH
made by FRAYSER, on account of The short lime OF
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