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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-21

ELECTION OF TEMPERANCE OFFICERS
Social Greeting Division, No. A, Sons Of
Temperance, has elected the following Off
GERS for the ensuing quarter: Sarah J. Gar
nett, w. P; Lucy Winston, W. A; R. l..
Gourdine, r. s.; E. Hickman, a. r. S.;
R. 3. Evans, T. S.; Rev. c. c. Faggins,
treasurer; L. LEVEL, chaplain; Robert A.
Scott, conductor; George y. Robinson, A.
c.. Lewis Cooper, /. S.; j. II. Gatewood,
o. S.; Edward e. Jackson, P. W. P. The
above officers will be installed at the next
meeting by Deputy Grand Worthy Patri-
arch r. B. Evans. This division is located
in Woodville, Henrico county, and is in n
prosperous condition. Representative to
the Grand Division of Virginia: Past
Worthy Patriarchs Lewis LEVEL and Ed.
L. Jackson and w. p. Sarah J. Garnet.
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The New York Graphic begins an article
on lacrosse by remarking that we are in
debted to the Indians for samp, succotash,
corn, tobacco, the pipe, to rotary motion OF
the rifie-bali first. suggested by the twist
given the Indian arrow by the three-stem
feathers), clanl-roasts, snow-shoes, Tamma-
ny Hall, and, finally, the game OF lacrosse.
The Fredericktown Jetersonian says
Samuel Tilden 'shas llzard.iuice in his
veins instead Of blood" Hear that? Say !
Look here! Mr.. Tildenl Governor Sam
Here's q man --l LiZard-juice! Oh,
good heavens, will anything ever stir this
man up?-H Ha,rkeye.
. "Dallas county, Iowa, reioices in my
rlads of new grasshoppers." We had in
tended to start that lie for Burlington, but
we are too Int. Il However, fish have been
seen in the streets OF this CITY, HaWkeye.
Every angry man thinks he is right, and
nine ont OF ten can see that they were wrong
when anger cools. The tenth man is fool.
Rome Sentinel. 5a. !, q.
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!" Hell-ah Pa portly. hale old fellow,
noted, too, for telling hard hunting yarns
OF killing wild cats. bears, dc. After the
academy had gotten under way, and the new
tangled notions began to be promulgated,
the old squire and one or two Of his con-
freres held pow-wow to see If it could be
tolerated that should teach that the world
turned round. And at last the closing vote
was given by the oldfellow-who was really
q paragon OF good nature. good health, and
conccit-in these words. g Oh, let him alone.
Everybody lcno,os that if the world turned
round all the milk would spill out'n the
pans at night. They don't believe it, but
they ies teaches it, so." And this being
said with peculiar and benignant smile
from the good old squire, the teacher was
allowed to go on with bis harmless beresies.
Perhaps this may reach some OF your read
ers in the North Carolina border counties,
head of New river, who remember the jovial
old wolf-hunting squire-preacher.
But it's long ago-so long that quite likely
some OF the buSom girls Of the hollyberry
cheeks and 140 ayoirdupois to whom was
trying to teach that people wouldn't fall off
the earth when it got upside down, quite
likely these girls are now eheu !-toothless,
old, smoking hags, while their grand-chil-
.dren, who know that the, earth does turn
round, will never arrive at the physical per-
fection Of their grand-dames, who didn't
know SO much. S.
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MANCHESTER AMP VICINITY.

lfagor'S Capitalization was made in
Yesterdays Dispatch OF the discharge OF
Sallie Cousins (colored), charged with the
larceny OF iron from the Richmond and
Danviile Railroad Company, and the arrest
OF Rovall Haxall, her accuser.
Yesterday morning the case OF Haxall was
heard, and he was sent on to the grand jury
for the larceny OF the iron, for perjury in
swearing out the warrant, and for unlaw-
fully conspirinS to convict the aforesaid
Cousins Of crime OF which she was not
guilty.
,.Junius r.. Jones, special officer OF the
Richmond and Danville Railroad Company,
was also sent to the grand jury as an acces-
sorry to the charge OF conspiracy.
Haxall was committed in default OF securi-
tv, and Jones was admitted to bail, with
Joseph II. Phaup as security.
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THE MOZART THIS EvESING.-The nn-
sicdle for this evening will take place at the
Virginia Opera-H House, and will be varied
and attractive. The orchestra will play
three 4 selections-the overture "Magic5
Fluse,n by Mozart, new waltzes by Heyer,
and the g Polka Miiitaire," by Ascher. Miss
Kate FL. Mera will play a solo for piano by
Chopin, and with DR.. Bartkowski a duo for
violin and piano from " II Trovatore." DR..
Bartkowski will play a solo for violin, !" The
Little Graudpapa," with orchestra accom-
paniment, and Messls. Kessnich, Thilow,
and Reinhardt trio by Reissiger.
Next week it Is expected Mozart Hall will
be ready for re0ccupation.
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Editors Dispatch: The sermon OF Rev.
John Jasper, in regard to the tixedness OF
the heearth, &C., recalls to mind an incident OF
the Younger days Of your present writer.
He (your ssid writer) was teaching acoun-
try school IN q then most inaccessible noun
tain country OF our good old undivided
State, In fact, the school was called an
/" Academy and was built with planed.
plank instead OF logs. One Of the chief
men VINO ssrun" " the concern was Squire
Cox, who, besides being a squire, was also
IS lard-shell " preacher, and when he dis
pepsed the Word always went at it in his
shirt-sIeeYes,; and, unlike the infdel-nice
ministers of to-day, always gave his hearers
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POLICE CoUET.-Justicc White disposed
OF the following cases yesterday:
w. S. Cardwell was committed to jail for
thirty days, in default OF security to keep the
peace, on charge Of being drunk, dsor-
derly, and indecent, preferred by Captain
James Z. Peasants.
The cases OF Andrew Riley and Blakey
Windsor, charged with stealing $40 in cur
rency, one pair Of pants. and other articles,
the property OF James Robins, was contin-
ued until to-day. These parties were ar
rested on warrant by Policeman Charter.
William Smith and Martha Taylor,
charged with adultery; Jack Lee, with
threatening to cut Gcorgeanna Green with
knife; and j. Ii. Kaiser, with having pair
of stolen scales in his possession, were dis.
charged.
John Goode, Granville Robinson, and
William Crawley were fiucd $2 each for
keeping unlicensed dogs on their premises.
Patsy Washington, Fannie Jones, and
Henrietta Smith were fined 3 each for crca-
ting disturbance on the street.
Adam Schmidt and John w. Hancock,
charged with keeping unlicensed dogs, and
Thomas Turner, T. W. Wood, and j. {.
Smith, with having unlicensed wagons,
were discharged.
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RAYMOND AT THE THEATRE-LoSDoS AS
suRANCE.-Mr. Raymond delighted q large
audience last night by his inimitable charac-
terization OF Colonel Mulberry Sellers. lie
kept the people laughing nearly all the time.
Miss Marie Gordon as Laura Hawkins gave
evidence OF considerable talent, and IN TWO
scenes especially won applause by the truth
fulness and force OF her acting. Sne I'M
proves upon acquaintance. Io-nignt Lon
don Assurance will be produced, with Mr'
Raymond as Mark NEEDLE, and Miss Gordon
as Lady Gay Spanker, in which part sne
will have opportunity to display all the dasl
she possesses.
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SocIABLE AT THE CLAY-STREEr METHODS

SoCIABLE AT THE CLAY-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH.-The church sociable held at Clay
Street Methodist Episcopal church Tuesday
night for the benefit of the Dorcas Society
proved to be q success in all respects. A
most excellent supper was provided, which,
with ice-cream, confectioneries, singing,
and promenading, the evening passed most
agreeably and pleasantly to all.
The main object Of the meeting was to
create a friendly and sociable feeling
amongst the members. This was fully ac-
complishcd, and it is proposed to repeat
these entertainments from time to time.
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JOHN II. CLAIBORNE, AGENT MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YoRK-AssETs
OVER $S5, 100000 CAsH.-The advantages offered
to insurers by this company In solid security, su-
perior economy, and Its convenient system of aD-
nual cash dividends, combine 10 make 1t the SAFEST
the cheapest, and the best in the world.
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Religious Ne,ns.-Rev. J. q. Tyler
preached to 4 very good congregation at
the residence Of e. B. Howle Tuesday
night.
At the Presbyterian church Rev. DR..
Hoge preached to large congregation, and
at the Methodist church Rev. Mr.. Wander
slice preached to one Of the most interested
congregations OF the series since the meet
ing opened.
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WOODBRIDGE MEMoRIAL.-The Ladies,
Sewing Society connected with the Monu-
mental church have contributed the whole
amount in their treasury to be appropriated
towards a tablet or memorial-YindoW 10
memory OF the late Rev. DR.. George Wood,
bridge. Suitable resolutions accompanied
the contribution, and were forwarded 10
the Yestry.
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Politicians now begin to oc-
cupy prominent street-corners to discuss the
prospects of friends who are aspirants, and
to guess whether, at the primary, those who
have not paid their poll-tax will be allowed
to vote.
"Du thcr y'urth move" That's the point
which is now engaging the loftiest intellect
OF the debating societies and the stupen-
dous intelligence OF the scientific associa-
tions.
According to the Virginia Medical Month
IN there are in Richmond some victims OF
the opium habit.
Colonel Joe Mayo is bent upon telling all
that he knows about the double-iundlng.
BE declares himself innocent OF "inten-
tional wrong" and says: "1n the posses
sion OF all my faculties serene and resolute,
with courage tempered and annealed in the
fire of intensest suffering that arms the OBJ
dured heart with stubborn patience as in
triple STEEL shall meet my accusers face
to face"
General Fitz Lee will have in the next
No. of the Southern Historical Papers an
article on the causes Of the Confederate de-
feat at Gettysburg.
Rev. DR.. Hoge will lecture at the Third
Presbyterian church tonight. Subject:
True and False Standards.
Colonel II. d. Capers, Of Georgia, who
will be remembered by many as The chief
clerk Of the Confederate States Treasury
here during the war, and now connected
with business-housc in New York, is
stopping at the American Hotel.
Mr.. Jesse II. Hutcheson, OF the Planters
warehouse, who has been quite i'll, was
better yesterday evening.
Messrs. Oliver j. Schoolcraft, his brother,
J. Lawrence, G. Watson James, and G.. *.
Macon, who have been on visit to New
York and Albany, have returned home.
w. z. Bachelor, OF the Weldon, n. C.,
Neacs, was in the city yesterday.
Walter D. Rlnr, Esq, one OF our oldest
and most respected citizens, is lying dam
gerously i'll.
The arrest Of w. P. Eanes on the Basin
bank was made by Policemen Fensom and
Hulce, and not as stated in yesterdays Dis
patch.
NJ. J. Hughes, OF Iro,c's Publishers
Auxiliary, of New York, is in the city.
Among the late arrivals in the city are
William Allen, Esq, and bride, the latter
daughter OF General r. Fl. Anderson, OF
Savannah, Ga.
Among the visitors to the Tobacco Ex-
change yesterday were ". c.. Shelton,
Hanover county; Colonel j. L. Ligon,
Farmville; w. S. Beasley, Greene; DIR. r.
B.. Pendleton, Louisa; A. W. Palmore,
Cumberland; g.. W. Martin, Albemarle >.
NJ. Booker, Jr., Lynchburg; A. A. Wood
son, Goochand; c. n. Stacy, Amelia; John
Behrens, Baltimore; r. II. Boykin, Nor
folk; John b. Lee, New York c. w. Pugh,
Charlotte, and S. +. Bashaw, FluVanna.
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They are now making daily ad iions TO their STOCK,
and invite all Wishing to purchase
DRY GOODS
... to give them call.

CHARGE IT TO Observation-Disclosures repu-
tatoa as TIE cigar manufacturer Of the celebrated
Model Peach, Key West, and other brands, has been
honestly won by fair dealing and uniform courtesy
bv giving q good article for q reasonable price.
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BUGGY SMASHED AND VALUABLE HORSE IN
valuable horse belonging 10
DR.. Judson Wood, and attached to his
buggy, was started down town in charge
of colored boy from the stable near the
corner OF Main and First streets yester-
day evening. The animal, though spirited
is not usually unruly, but somehow in the
hands of the boy (who had but recently been
employed by the Doctor) became unman-
ageable and ran away, smashing the buggy
all to pieces. The boy was unhurt. One
OF the shafts was run into the body OF the
borse-a valuable blooded animal-infict-
inc dangerous wound.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-21

DON'T GO WHERE YOUR LOVE LIES DREAM
ING but go any cigar store or restaurant ana ask
for WuITLoCK MODEL CIGARS, and dream the
happy hours away by yourself 1t will pay better Ill
the long run.
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Magistrates Court.-The cases OF Rock
and Harding, charged with stealing seine
from Captain David Jones, and Jack Sher-
pard, charged with stealing 4 watch from
Alexander Epps, will be called by Justice
Martin this morning at Kleyesahl's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-21

FIRE IN HANOVER dwelling OF MIR.
Fl. boswell, about six miles south OF Bea-
yerdam depot, in Hanover county, was
completely destroyed by fire on Monday
morning about O'Clock. The fire was
caused by sparks falling on the ROOF. Ihe
most OF the furniture was saved.
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UNCLAIMED LETTERs.-Letters ana pos
tails addressed Us follows are UNCLAIMED III
the Richmond post-oflice: J. f. Lawrence
Henry Lane, J. Lenoir, L. Lewis, l.. M Mau-
dux, tobacconist, j. II. Martin. Matteo Man
ceni, M. Medley, b. Mines, ). Il. MooIe' g
d. Moore, j. Murat, Willie ID. Pearson, W:
A. Picket j. w. Southward. Martin
johnson, Miller d Franklin, ana a. a.
Powers Il Co. Also, package for Thomas D.
Williams.
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STRANGE REscUE.-A party OF six sailors,
shipwreckcd on desolatc island, were studying
how to live three days on two pounds of flour. The
mystery was solved on one Of the sailors producing
4 can of DooLEY'S YEAST POWDER, which made
such large, light biscuit, that the party were fat
and hearty when rescued.
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FOR ULCERATED MOUTH, the healing properties
of MEADE 6 BAKERS CARBoLIc MoUTII-WAsH
are uneycelled. Fifty cents bottle. ..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-21

THE "GLENwooD WHIsKEy took the first pre-
mium at the State Fair
The q Select" Whiske5 Is recommended By DR.
j. b. McCaw.
Duff Gordon Sherry-our own importation.
Cigars, OF every grade, Of our own manufacture
Liberal discount to the trade.
w. ID. BLAIR & Co.,
COS Main street.
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HORSES KILLED BY LIGHTENG.-Several
days ago the barn and stable Of Mr. N. D.
Cosby, in Powhatan county, near Wood,
bury Mills, were struck by lightning, and
four mules killed and two horses badly
burnt. By the burning Of the building
Mr.. Cosby lost also his horses and guam
tity OF other personal property. !
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was pleasant,
warm, and balmy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, so !;
8 A. NJ, 5S; noon, 90; 2. 81, 70; P.
NJ, 90; midnight, so.
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FIVE MEN DRowNED.-Passenger who
arrived in this city yesterday morning by
the canal packet report that near Patteson's
landing on James river, On Saturday night,
FIVE men were drowned. An old man
named McFaddcn crossed the river in a
small boat to meet his two sons and son-in-
law, Nh. Moody, who had been to How
ardsyile These four men, with colored
man named Robinson, got into the boat to
cross the river and were heard OF no more.
Our informant states that their bodies were
searched for on Sunday and Monday, but
without success.
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AS FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth, there Is nothing so good as MEADE & BA
KER's CApBoLIc MouTH-WAsu. Fifty cents
hottie.
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TIE THANKS OF THE PUBLIC ARE DUE TO THE
LEE GALLERY for bringing the price Of their fine
PICTURES within the reach Of all
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DISCoLoRED TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the use of MEADE & BAKERS SAPoNINE DEN.
THRICE. Fifty cents box.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done a!the
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUSE. Good work, low
nrices q .1fsatisfaction guaranteed.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. dc.
IDFORD ALUM AND IRON WATER.

ID
This water is Natures remedy, and has an estab-
lshed reputation of twenty-five years as cure for
Dyspepsia Chronic DiarrhCna. and Disorders Of The
Stomach and Bowels: Bronchial Affections, Sore
Throar, and Granular Dcrangement: Colds, Sick
lous and Cutaneous Affections; Derangement of the
Urinary, Genital, and Secretory Organs, and disor-
de-s OF the Liver, Kidneys, and Bladder; Hemor-
rhoidS, rheumatism, Nervous Complaints. Ulcera-
tion. Venereai Infections.
In bottles at 40c. per bottle.
On draught At Soc. per gallon.
Five-gallon demi johns, 81.
MASS In bottles, 81.
Call for Pamphlets. s..
PoLh MILLER CO.; Druggists,
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FoR OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayed teeth
and diseased gums, use MEADE & BAKERS CAR
poLIc MoUIH-WAsH. Fifty cents q bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-21

For ALL DISEASES OF THE TEETH AND GUNS
use MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLlc MOUTH
WASH. Fifty cents bottle.
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WHERE, on! WHERE can get the MODEL CT
GAR? That is the Key-West-ion. At z. Witt
IocK,s l445 Main street.
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TIE LEE GALLERY.-The best PHOTOGRAPH
GALLERY in the United States.
CHRISTIAN OBSERVER.
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8itI,nrol1d 9ispatrh.

aa,- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cIRCU-
LAgIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAIRY NEWS
pAPERS OF THE CITY.
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M. ELLYscN & CO., advertising agents, snsert ad'
yertisements In all Of the newspapers OF the United
slaes at publishers' rates. Orders left Mt the DIS
patch countins-room Will receive premns as'en'
tnn. .....-.. -.----- I. - .-n-.-
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LEE GALLEEY.-We commend 1t to the patron
age Of the public generally.
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN.
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INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, clear and partly cloudy
weather, northwesterly winds, and rising
barometer.
For the South Atlantic and East Gulf
States, warmer, clear or partly cloudy
weather, light, variable winds, and stationa-
ry or 10 wer pressure.
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LEVY BROTHERS

SHOW AT ALL TIMES TIE LARGEST, BEST-As-
SORTED, AND CHEAPEST STOCK
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DRY GOODS.
M MATTlNGS, MATTINGS.
D. & E. MITTELDORFER,
527 BROAD STREET,

027 DKOAD STREET,
have just received from New York auctions
MATTINGS;
Also, 80 pieces "A, Ga, aud S.A FLOOR OIL
CLOTHS, which will be sold at great sacrifice
Also, very large aad complete stock Of
NEW SPRING GOODS,
including all tic latest styles and novelties. Give
u'a call, aad we will convince you that our goods
eanuot be surpassed as to quality and prices.
u. & E. MITTELDORFER,
NH 20-lw 527 Broad street
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For BLEEDING GUNS, use MEADE 6 BAKER
cARBoLIc MOUTH-W WASH. Fifty cents 4 bottle.
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TOR ASTHMA
KIDDER'S PASTILLES,
LEVASSEURE'S TUBES,
DIT. PERKINS, FUNrIGATSR,
BENSON'S ASTHMA CURE, ,@
HIMROD,S CUPE FOR ASTHMA, .. ...
ESPIC'S CIGARETTES, r.~ !,
GREES-MOUNTAIN ASTHMA CURE,
DATURA TATULA (English), sold 1T {,
MEADE & BAKEE'S Drugstore,
mh 10 0l9 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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WEATHER REPORT.

THURSDAY MARCH 81. 1878.
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The Hustings Court.-Judge Clopton's
court will reissemble tomorrow at II
O'Clock
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LEVY BROTHERS STORE

uAsGEEy THOROUGHLY RENOVATED.
1t is now beyond doubt the handsomcst store south
Of philadelphia. .
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SALES THIS BAY.

z B-. on all safes of Real Estate made 5stioee1
Ae1st Of January and ldst Of Jr1,a The tdses Se1
the present year hare ~ bephta byths purchGssyi
Of the wear The trss haze 10 be dtd by lhs seller
This custom was adopted about Gsteen years ago
by all thc rral estate agents in Richmond, and aE>
plies to Richmond and yictuityJ 81 tSstg.
.JNO. E. LAUGHTON, 10 A. ~. furniture, &c.
E. B. COOK, 10 A. NJ, household furniture, piano,
&c. ~. ..-a.. -
JAS, NACDOUGALL. 10 A. NJ. at No. 1929 Main
street continued sale OF fruit-trees, plants, ey.
crgreens, SC.
E. W. POWELL, 1ox A. IT,. at 1442 sIain street,
$4,000 cigars.
RB.LYNE, z. IL, farm Of e2H acres. on the
5eadowbridge road, four miles from Richmond
CHAFFIN, STAPLES & CO., 5 P. 81. brick resi-
dence on Church Hi
POINDExTER & TUPPER, p. NJ, at No. 1900
Main street, valuable collection Of books.
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WHOLESALE WOODEN AND WILL
w L0W-WARE, ROPES, TWlNES, TIN
WARE. &C.
Thankful for the liberal patronage extended 10 the
late firm, and with the determination 10 meet the
views OF the trade TO prices aud quality or goods,
&C. which an experience of eleven years tastides
me In Offering, solicit continuance and enlarged
patronage.
fo - ANDREW II. MOTT.
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HUNYADI JANOS WATER,
LII APPOLLINARIS WATER, .s
PULNA WATER.
CONGRESS WATER.
BUFFALO LTTHIA WATER,
HATHORNE WATER,
BEDFORD ALUM WATER.
FREDERICkSHALL BITTER WATER.
NH 21 POLK MILLER &c CO., Druggists.
''TTALIAN INSECT PoWDER"-
1t destroys vermin on fowls.
II destroys Bcd.bugs.
1t destroys Reaches.
II destroys Moths.
It destroys insects Of every kind.
Price 10, 25. and so cents per bottle.
POLK MILLER & CO., Proprietor5
For sale by all druggists and grocers.
frin D. lml
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AS will be seen by the above, we have purchased
Tie interest OF Nessrs. Pnrccll, Laid Co. IN the
hIslncs, OF FOLK MILLER & Co., and VIII continue
irsnt The same place, corner Of Ninth and Man
streets. under the same firm name OF POLK NIL
LER < co. n,,,,c
pS-lm MiLIt.E S flEhtE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-21

DISSOLUTlON OF CO-PARTNEk-
dny dissolved by mutual consent. y. II. MOTT nav
ing purchased the Interest of ). H. GnEsHAM; ~, A.
III SoTT assumes all the liabilities OF the late hrii,
and Is alone authorized 10 collect anu sign the
name Gf the firm In liludaIion. NJ parties an
dcbtcd to the concern requested 10 co;nc lot
ward and settle, and those having claims against the
firm will present them TO ~ II. MOTT for SET settle
men. ANDREW II. MI !,
FEBRUARY 8, 1878. j. Fl. GRESHAM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-21
DRY GOODS IN THIS CITY.

THEY ASK BUT ONE PRICE, AND THAT is THE
LOWEST.