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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-26

MEETING IN THE INTEREST OF THE BIBLE
Cause.-The mass Blble-meeting in Rev.
DR.. Reads tGracc-Street Prcsbytcrian)
church Sunday night was we'll attended.
Rev. DR.. Hogc presided and opened the e.S-
ercises, and, after few remarks touching
the eTidently-increasing interest felt in the
work Of the Virginia Bible Society. in very
felcitous style introduced Rev. DR.. Peter
kin, tried friend OF the Society, as the first
speaker, who, owing to q failure to secure
other speakers, was very uneXpectedlY
called upon to make an address. The Doc
tor spoke with his usual pathos, urging the
necessity Of more thorough distribution OF
the Bible among the destitute families OF the
Commonwealth. DR.. Hatcher, who had
arranged to deliver the closing address, had
not yet arrived, and the president called
upon the secretary to make any statements
touching the work Of the Society that might
seem desirable.
The secretary, in brief manner, stated
that the distribution OF Bibles in one set
Element among children resulted in the
conversion OF three hundred families and
the organization OF five Protestant churches.
After giving some facts relating to the eX-
tent and success OF the work OF the Vir-
ginia Bible Society, DR.. Hatcher arrived,
anu DelHg lDLIOuuESu do IuS SSSoilu SPChh-
er. he discussed in his own peculiar and
eloquent style the one, and only one, object
OF the Virginia Bible Society-yiz., that OF
carrying the Word OF God without note OF
comment to the homes OF the destitute fam
lilies OF the State. He said that If the Chris
tian people OF the State had done their
duty there would be no necessity for such
an organization. The people-every man,
woman, and child-would have had 4 copy
of the Bible. In this great work all Chris.
tians could most cleerfully unite. He plead
for more liberal support, and closed with
some touching illustrations Of the power OF
the Bible, long neglected, to convert and
save, scorned at first, at last believed and
reioiced in.
The meeting was success in every way
The collection and subscription for the day
in that church will reach about $40.
Sunday was 4 good day for the Yir
ginia Bible Society. In the morning Dr.
Hoge presented the causeto his people, and
they responded by contributing S132,
which, it is said, will be increased tc
$3.50.
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PERSoNAL.-Mr. George l.. Christian,
clerk OF the Supreme Court OF Appeals and
president OF the Common Council, has re-
ceived the endorsatiOn of many leading
members OF the bar and OF most OF the city
officials, and OF numbers OF influential citI-
zens, for the position OF Judge Of the Hust-
inps Court. Our delegation il the General
Assembly are nearly, il not entirely, unani-
nous for him. Mr.. Christian was during
the war gallant member OF the Richmond
HoWitZers, and lost q leg in the service
Mr.. Charles V. Meredith has also received
flat:ering endorsation from q very consid-
erablc number OF lawyers and citizens OF
prominence. In anticipation OF the cleo
tion OF Mr.. Christian bY the General AS
sembly, at least five gentlemen are actively
setting movements afo0t for his place as
clerk OF the Supreme Court Of Appeals,
worth $4,000 per annum, out OF which 4
deputy has to pc paid. The pay OF the
Judge Of the Hastings Court is $1,000 per
Qnnum from the State, and $1,000 from the
city OF Richmond.
rhe Walker Light Guard have returned
from Charleston. The most eloquent men,
bers declare their inability to find words to
express their appreciation OF the hospltaDle
treatment they received.
MI. alaSSey'S Dlli pIUuloltlti1 tJC lCS|p-
ton OF coupons for the portion OF money
which goes to the public school fund passed
the House yesterday without opposition.
The special joint Committee on the Revi-
sion OF the Criminal Laws, on presenting
their report to the Senate yesterday, paid 4
handsome compliment to their clerk, Cap
tain J. 4. McCaull.
The Barbour bill was placed in the hands
of the Governor yesterday.
The message sent to the General Assem-
bly by Governor Holiday yesterday was 4
decidedly handsome culogy Of Judge Gul-
gon. :,
James r. Werth, Esq, receiver OF the
Brighthope railway, and party OF ladies
and gentlemen went on visit OF inspection
from Clover Hill to Osborne's yesterday.
The road was found in fine condition, and
| the narty returned last evening, after spend
ing very pleasant day.
Among the visitors to the Tobacco Ex-
change yesterday were J. Ii. Love, John
| Y. Dickerson, Fayette, West Va; Il. B.
vaughan, Jr., Petersburg; j. R. Savage
Baltimore: Joseph G.. Davidson, Chester
field; George Campbell, George 2. Light
foot, London; J. S. Coles, Albemarle; Will
liam Carter, William Taylor, w. d. Demp'
sew, Fayette, West Va; William Ayres.
Danville; p. L. Burruss, Buckingham; H.
p. Ryland, Baltimore; Charles w. Conrad
DanYile; j. L. Sullivan, Cincinnati; +. L
Johnson, Amelia; p. C. Dickerson, Man
chester; and John Horsley, Buckingham.
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The MUSICAL EVENT OF TIE SEASON
Professor Paul l.. Dreher, late OF Louis
vile, and graduate of the Leipzig ConserY-
atory OF Music, will make his first appear
ance before the Richmond public at sanger
Halle tonight at s o'clock. Professor Dre'
her sings and gives lessons in Italian,
French, English, or German; also, in opera
and oratorio. He comes highly recon-
mended as a chorus leader, and as an ac'
companist on the organ and piano. PROBES.
sor Dreher appears under the management
of MIR. Henry G. Wyatt. and all who attend
tonight will have the pleasure OF hearing
the most choice music rendered by master
I'm the divine art.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-26

Miaor Topics. = The cotillon soirke Frf-
day night viii be q grand affair.
The brick buildings on Hull street near
Bridge avenue are nearly completed. ~
81 Tie time Of holding the charadea by the
ladies OF the Presbyterian church will be
announced in a few days.
It IS hoped the Street Committee will not
forget Hullstreet sidewafk from the Arch
bridge TO Bridge avenue.
in a short time. Matters continue very
brisk on the island.
work In manchester have rome I'm 10 sta,,r-.
ton river, on the Richmond and Danyil'e
railroad.
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CIRCUIT COURT JURoRs.-The following is
a list OF the jurors summoned to attend the
Circuit Court of the city Of Richmond on
the 2Sth instant at 10 O'Clock for the trial of
criminal causes: It. P. Mayo, John I. Sizer,
William S. jenkins, John g. Moss, John II.
Burnett, A. B. Mitchell, L. w. Rose, W.
w. Myers, John j. Cannon, j. G. Porter,
w. C. Mayo, E. Fl. Winston, L. B. Barnes,
Napoleon Burke, John w. Saryay, w. w.
Smith. q. t. Briggs, T.. G. McGee, j. f.
Green. Thomas NJ. Jones, George L. Lump
kin, George w. Duesberry, Richard q. Cox,
j. p. Heath, j. G.. Roy, George L. Mattern,
Richard C. Ritter, William G.. Harvey, K.
j. Muse, w. e. Johnson, Z, L. Wiggles-
worth, M. B. PoitiauS, George w. Libby,
Isaac N. Jones, Samuel Ell. .Cornick, Z. L.
Burct.
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4 CAMPAIGN SLANDER.-WheD DR.. X. Y. Pierce
candidate for State senator his political oppo-
nents pablished pretended analysis OF his popular
medicines, hoping thereby to prejudice the people
against him. His election by an Overwhelming ma
orty severely rcbuked bis traiuccrs, who sought to
impeach his business integrity. No notice would
have been taken Of these campaign lies were 1t not
that OF his enemies land every successful busi-
ness-man has his full quota OF envlous rivals) arc
repubIishing these bogus analyses. Numerous and
most absurd formulas have been published, pur-
porting to come from high authority; aud IL is
significant fact that no two have been at all alike.
conclusiyeIy proving the dishonesty of their au-
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sGAwcaEsTEa AND vJcIN1TY.

PersonGi.-Conrad 7. Llpscomb was the
only Manchester representative at the
Charleston celebration, and he speaks in
terms OF the highest praise Of the reception
OF the Richmond boys. Mr. Lipscomb was
also on the trip to Columbia.
Grand Chancellor a. c. Attkisson and
Representative William d. Lithgow have re.
turned from the Pythian Convention at
Portsmouth. Their reception AID enter.
tanlnent at that city was princely.
Mr.. Il. T. Elder, who was so badly in.
iured few days since, has sufficiently re.
covered to be removed to his residence, on
Hull street near Sixth.
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BOARD or ALDERsIEH.
THE CRY observation-disclosures OF
THE APPROPRIATIONS oRD1NANcE-TH E
i MILITARY. &c.,: sc. S. -ssss. q s45 rs, is5

a snecial meeting of the Boardof Alder
men was held Yesterday afternoon in the
Council chamber President Meredith In
the chair. Present at roll-call Messrs. Bass.
Cannon. Forester, Gasser, Gray, Lips
comb, Pickrell, Pitt, Scott, Smith, Todd,
Wagner, and Williams. Il.
The President stated that the Board nad
been convened to consider the appropria-
tion ordinance. 80
:. cITYpEPosITORIEs.
Common Council Joint resolution desig-
mating the Planters National Bank and the
Richmond Banking and Insurance Compa-
ny as the city repositories was taken up
and concurred in.
TIE APPROPRIATIONS ORDINANCE.
The appropriation ordinance was next
taken up.
The Chair laid before the body commu-
nication from DR.. w. w. Parker, asking
that an appropriation OF $400 be made to
the Spring-Street Home.
Mr.. Cannon moved To lay the commune
cation on the table.
Mr.. PickreIl moYe5l to amend the appro-
priation ordinance so as to take 500 from
each Of the other charities.
Mr.. Cannon suggested that the papers be
referred to the Finance Committee, and
when it was possible an appropriation could
be made to the Spring-Street Home.
Mr. Pickrell said that matters did not
always come back Ito the Board that were
referred to the Committee ON Finance, for
he had in his mind a matter that had been
referred to that committee and had not been
reported back.
Mr.. Pickrell's motion was lost.
Mr.. Pickrell sent UP to the clerks desk
and had read a petition from Captain John
S. Wise, Of Richmond Light Infantry Blues,
and Lieutenant j. L. Smith, OF Richmond
City Guard, asking that the appropriation
to the military be equaized, as follows:
ArInory rent (resimental armory-six
companies 1t $3.50 each). oUU w
Blues and City Guard armory rent two
Appropriation to regiment (six compa-
niesl and Blues and City Guard, SG6.50
clch..... GUO w
$1,000 90
Laid on the table,, on motion OF Mr..
Bass. Il
On motion OF Mr.. FTodd the ordinance
was then adopted as ii came from the Com
mon CounciI-ayes, 10; noes, 3 (Messrs.
Pickrell and Smith).
On motion OF Mr.. Bass the petition OF the
Blues and the Richmond City Guard was
taken from the table and referred to the
Finance Committee.
Adjourned.
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i CHIRCH NoTEs. - At the Graee-S Street Bap
i tist church the meetings were kept III
during the past week with increased inter
/ est. Several persons came forward FOL
prayer, and one professed conversion. The
meeting will continue every night this week
at d o'clock. ri Et.js
At the Yenable- Street Baptist church one
person was received for baptism during
The week.
At the First Baptist church the pastor
preached in the morning n missionary SER
mon and took up 4 collection in behalf o?
the Home Mission Board.
at the Seventtl-Street church one person
was received for baptism.
Rev. Mr.. Winchester oficiated at the
Monumental church on SUNDAY morning,
and Rev. Dir. Weddell, OF St.'John's, in the
afternoon.
At Centenary Methodist church there
were special services every night last week
and about twenty-five conversions. On
Sunday morning twelve persons were re-
ceived, six by certificate and six on profess
sion.
At Trinity church one person was re-
ceiyed by certificate and one by profes-
sion.
At Clay-Street church there were four
conversions during the week, and four were
received OH Sunday morning.
During the week there were several con-
versions at Park-Place church.
Mrs. e. l.. Comstock preached to the male
prisoners-about 700 in number-in the
penitentiary at 8 O'Clock Sunday morning.
st 3 O'Clock in the afternoon she preached
to the colored people in the First African
church, and at night had religious services
at Union-Station Methodist church. At the
latter place. Just before preaching, one OF
the choir, Miss Wilkinson, had just sung rs
solo that beautiful hymn, "Nothing but
Leaves" The music had scarcely died
away before Mrs. Comstock arose, and,
catching up the theme and taking 1t for her
subject, preached an excellent sermon from
the thought. She spoke OF the "fruits OF
the Spirt'-what they bore, every now and
then saying that their fruit was not mo
thing but leaves" but meekness, gentle
ness, patience, love, &C., and exemplifyinS
each OF these traits in the lesser as well IS
the greater duties OF life.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-26

NaTou Escape. = Yesterday about Il
O'Clock 81. rs Robert Johnson (colored)
was returning from Richmond uia Mayo's
bridge, he lost his footing and fell into the
raging waters. johnson had q narrow es-
cape from dro Yning, but was fortunately
rescued through the eXertions OF George
Still and others. TIC had q basket on his
arm, and this aided him in keeping afoat.
Alter his rescue Johnson proceeded to
his residence, on Eighth street near Balm.
bridge, wctter and 4 wiser man. He vii!
in future take q ticket Uia The Free bridge.
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On the Canal.-Dunlop d McCance are
as busy as can be shipping flour to Brazil.
Work is progressing very faVorably on
the city wastc-dam.
After Thursday night there will be no more
working by lamps in the cotton-mills until
November 1st.
The city corn-mli and Manchester IRON
works are waiting for tenants.
A mastery inactivity prevails around che
site OF the Richmond cedar-works.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-26

LITTLE EVA To- -NIGHT. AT Mozart Hall
tonight Little Eva, the child wonder, afi-
pears in most attractive programme, sup
ported by first class company. Little Eva
Is spoken Of as the greatest tragedienne OF
her age that has yet appeared in the dra-
matte armament, and it is hoped that she
will be greeted by large audience. Re
served seats can be procured at Wyatts.
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Il Shot Suspension. Pending the dis
cussion OF the tobacco.tax Messrs. P. II.
Gary and A. Gary have closed their tobacco
factory. The suspension will be very
brief one. The damage that Is being done
by failure to settle the tax question IN
some way is incalcnlable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-26

The Courts. Hastings Court was in
session Yesterday engaged in the considcra-
ton OF unmportant civil business.
There ere no cases Of importance at the
Mayors Court yesterday.
There will be only one court this week
for the trial OF civil warrants. That will be
held FRIDAY at 93 O'Clock 4. III.
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srytTrOY SAFES rs1Is DAY.

JSo. +. LAUGHTON, I0x A. M.. oalcc-furni-
iure, iron safe, desks, chairs, carpet &C., AZ the
Office OF the Commercial Ftre-insrrance COM
pany, No. Ills biain street.
T. L. WHITING. IL A. d., the Richmond En-
a,trer, type, fixtures, pressec. engine, boiler,
&C., &c,
JNO. +. I.AUGiT0N.J Ja., 10 A. M., gold and sii-
yer watches, jewe,ry, chains, rings, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-26

SICK AND NERVOUS HEApACHE.-DE. c. W.
BENSoS's CELERY AND CuAMoMfLE PILLS are
prepared expressly TO cure Sick Headache, Nervous
Headache. Dyspeptic Headache, Neuralgia, Ncr-
vouzness and Sieepcssness, and will cure any case.
Price, 5oc. Postage free. Sold by all druggists.
ONCE, loo north Entaw street, Baltimore, Sd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-26

The City Councii.-An adjourned meet
ing OF the City Council will be held to-
night. The contraction paving and gutter
ing Bridge avenue will be awarded, and
such other business transacted as may be
brought before it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-26

COHEN BROTHERS never fail to reduce goods to
their prorer value. The reduction on their goods
can only be judged by calling at their store. Every
thing in their store is leading article. They war
rant every article they sell cheap cheaper than
refunded. .H tts5sa l.fS. .G.e NsttA@
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-26

81. EL!.YscN y CO.. aGyertisinS agents, lnsert ad-
vcr.iscmeGts In all OF the newspapers Of the United
S,ges at publishers rate2. Orders LETT AZ the Dts
patch coun!ng-room VIII receive pr9mpt atten-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-26

F TIE Medde lNemorid, Ghurch. Rev. j..
III. Baker, Of Richmond, otticlated at the
Meade Memorial church Sunday morning.
There were no afternoon services. The
yestry have as yet made 10 call.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-26

The Fire Apparatus Mr., ]. II. Ash
worth has fixed up the Alert tlre-eng,ne,
and Is noMputting the hook-and ladder
truck in good condition. Manchester Will
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-26

WE ARE IN EcRIpT OF NELLIs's CATALOGUE
OF SEEDS, PLANTS. BULBS, ETc., FOR 1s7Ss, to-
gether with some samples OF choice Seeds. He
sends sample OF very desirable FIower-seeds with
each catalogue free any who write for ir His nd
dress IS Al. O. NELLIs, Cana toharie, N. Y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-26

THE WEATHER VEsTsRDAY was partly clear
and much cooler. In the morning there
was heavy rain, followed by q slight fall
Of snow.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 4. M., 40;
Q A. NJ, Sc: noon, 5i; 3 P. d.. 81; Z.
H., a3; midnight, 3S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-26

AS A FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth. there Is nothing good rs MEADE e BA-
KER's CARBoLIc MouTII-WASH. Fifty cents 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-26

SAVE MONEY by having your printing coue at the
DISPATCH PEfHTl.5G-uoUSE. Cos! work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-26

DrscoLoRED TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the use of MEADE & BAKERS SAroNrNE DEN
THRICE. Fifty cents u box.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-26

FoR ULCEEATED MOUTH, the healing properties
OF MEADE Il BAKER's CARyoLIc NoUTH-WAsH
are unexcciled. Fifty cents ! bottle. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-26

FoR OFFENSIVE: BREATH from !ccayed teeth
and diseased gnms use MEADE 6 BAKER'S CAR
BoLIC atou1H-TAsu. Fifty cents bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-26

INCrP1EET TARTAR AND scURr removed by
MEADE & BAKGn.s sApoSISE DESrIrR1cE.
Fifty cents 4 box.
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For ALL DISEASES OF THE TEETH AND GUNS
use MEADE 6 BAKERS CARBoLIC MOUTH
WASH. Fifty cents 4 bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-26

For BLEEDING GUNS, use MEADE & BAKERS 5
CARBoLIc SioUTu.WAsu. Fifty cents bottle. ,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-26

CLOTHING AND SHIRTS
made 10 order At low figures.
E. Is. SPENCE 6 SON.
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CLOTHING, SHIRTS, AND COLLARS,
1T bottom prices.
Z. Z. SPENCE s. SON.
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MERINO UTDERSHIRTs,
Fifty Cents. st
f.. y. SPENCE Sc SON,
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WEATHER REPORT.

rNpIc4qToSs FOR To-DaY.--For the Mid
die States, rising barometer, fresh and brisk
north TO west winds, and occasionally high
along the coast, and generally colder and
nar.ly cloudy weather will prevail.
For the South atlantic States, rising ba-
rometer and northwest to northeast winds,
stationary or lower temperature. aud clear
or partly cloudy weather.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-26

THE "GLENwooD ".wHIsKEr took the frs. pre-
miun II the State Fair. ,-s
The q Select" Wblskey Is recommended by DR.
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POLICE CoURT.-Acting-Justice Crutch-
field disposed of the following cases yes
terday:
Sidney Jackson, charged with stealing
two coats from Denis Gregory, was sent to
the chain-gang for three months and ordered
to receive twenty lashes.
Charles Madison was committed to jail
for thirty days in default OF security for
being drunk and disorderly.a
William Peck alias johnson was sent to
the chaiI-gang for three months for steal
ing So in currency from John McKenney.
An appeal was taken to the Hastings Court.
George Cofer was fined 81 for trespassing
on the premises Of Charles W.3Alen.
Peter johnson was fined 81 for being
drunk and disorderly.
Randall Moore was fined $2 for using pro-
fame and indecent language on the streets.
The following were discharged: j. I'll.
Chiles, charged with obtaining s33 under
false pretences from Perkins & Powell !;
Rosa Gillian, Nv iiliam Johnson, Moses Dick
Iinson, William Harris, j. i. FinneY, Frank
Williams, w illiam Murphy, and Ann MUIR
Iphy, charged with breaches OF the peace !;
Henry johnson (colored), charged with
perjury ]; Nat. Campbell and Robert Brown,
charged with larceny; and Mary Jane Har-
Vey and Maria Johnson, charged with keep
ling ailouse OF illfame.
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If your grocer does not keep DooLEY's YEAST
POWDER, and will not get 1t for You, send 90 cents
for d.; 50 cents foriib 90 cents for ~, to
Dooley & Brother, New York. and 1t Will be sent
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NEW YORK LIFE-INsURAScE CON
PnRELY MUTUAL.

: - - H#E-s. PUREII1 MUI IIltK1'
Persons residing st any point in Virginia or
North Carelira where there Is no agent OF tue NEW
YORK II RE-INSU CE COMPANY eau obtain
policies IN this company, II they are insaraste, py
rY blanks, with full DfoI nation as TO rate
OF prCmium. aud designate The physician 10 make
the examinations.
present this company in the stove~named States are
-. - - ~ : w. II. BLaCKFORD,
Manager Southeastern Department
s No. S South street. tiaisinots.
Fifty thousand doiars deposited VITA rue ifssNa-
iuref OF the State OF Virginia.
RICHMOND AGENTS:
sst j. II. MOORE, General Agent
siII.LHIsER & STRAus, Spcciai Agents.
45 70 2S-eodl Ina ...------.
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WHITE DRESS-SHIRTS,
One Dollar.
L. u. SPENCE s. SON.
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FUR-BEAyER OvERCoATs,
Twelve Dollars.
e. r. SPENCE & SON.
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Duff Gordon Sherry-our own i'm mpostation.
Cigars, OF every grade, OF oui own manufacture.
Liberal Discount 20 the trade.
NY. ID. BI,AfR e Co.
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r" Some there are whose names will liveI
Not in the memory, but the hearts Of men;
Because those hearts they comforted and raised,
And where they saw Gods images cast down,
Lifted them mp again, and blew the dust
From the worn features aud dis1gnred limb"
Fellow teachers, so live and labor that
your life may illustrate a truth so simple,
vet sublime
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SPRING OvEvCoATs,
Six Dollars.
Z. d. SPENCE SON