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TFOr the DlsCatcil.l

We have enjoyed the wonderful dis
courses OF Rev. Mr.. Rainsford from the first
to the last one'deIivcred at St. PauPs church
Friday night. On this latter occasion VIC
had hoped, from the subject announced,
that his discourse would have been more
complete in one particular The earnest
and eloquent speaker announced the truth
that the name OF Jesus signitied that He (tbe
Saviour) saved US from the potrer OF our
sins. We know and understand how, rs a
perfect sacrifice, he saves US from the con-
sequences OF our guilt, but we. should above
all things like to be taught houo and by what
inoduS operandi the sinner is protected
from the power OF sin over his weak human
nature. It is hoped Mr.. Rainsford will
elucidate this point in q future discourse.
...' LISTENERS.
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The Weather.

DARBYTowN, February =, 1878.
Editors Dispatch: The respective adhe-
rents OF the goose-bone and ground-hog
theories as regards the forecasting OF the
weather will now have an opportunity to
show which is correct. The popular tradi-
ton about the latter is that he comes out
from his hole on the I'd Of February Of each
year, and if he sees his shadow he imme-
diately returns and waits for more pro-
pitious time. II the sun casts no shadow
it indicates that the remainder OF the Win
ter will be mild, and he does not go into
winter quarters again. Now as there has
been no sunshine to-day, the followers OF
this ground-hoS predict the weather indi-
Gated. The gooSe-bone, which has many
believers all over the country, says that
from the appearance OF that indicator we
shall have cold weather until late in the
spring.
Time will show which. ii either, OF them
is reliable. "G."
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ARCHBISHOP GIBBoNs.-All the bishops in
the Province OF Baltimore will be present
on the occasion OF the reception OF the pal
lium by the Most Rev. Archbishop Glib
bons, at the Cathedral, On the 10th instant.
The province includes the dioceses OF Balti-
more; Charleston, S. c.; Richmond, Va;
Savannah, Ga; St. Augustine, Fla; Wheel
ing, W. Va; Wilmington, Del; and the
vicariate-apostolic OF North Carolina, Arch
bishop Williams, OF Boston; Bishop Shana-
han, OF Harrisburg; Bishop Corrigan, OF
Newark; Bishop Foley, OF Chicago; Bishop
Spalding, of Peoria, and other prelates, will
also be present. Right Rev. 2. N. Lynch,
Bishop OF Charleston, will confer the pal
lium, and probably deliver an address,
Baltimore Arnerican. .1~
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. w. w. Henry, OF Rich
mond, who has proved himself one Of the
very best debaters in the House, will to-
day conclude his speech in opposition to
the Barbour taS-bill. Messrs. Coghill, Moi
fett, and others, will speak between this
time and Thursday, on which day the vote
will be taken. Mr.. Barbour, the chairman
Of the Finance Committee, will close the
discussion.
The visitors to the Tobacco Exchange
yesterday were John L. Woodson, Hano.
yer; Benjamin Watkins, Winston, n. c..
Daniel Bassett, Minnesota; Colonel j. II.
Watson, Pittsylyania; A. n. Scott, R. n
Scott, Amelia; and ]. Dove Hughes, Prince
Edward.
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CoNvEYANCEs OF REAL ESTATE FOR THE
WEEK ENDING FEBRUARY =, 1S78.-Lots
fronting: 80 feet on Graham streetcornsrof
Fulton for Sl2O; so feet on Graham street
corner OF Fulton for $40; 10 feet on Canal
street between First and Second for S2,l5O;
85 feet on Main street between First and
Foushee for ;; 80 feet on Reservoir
street near Ghaffin for $500; q SO feet on
Fifth street corner Baker for $1 800; IS feet
on Clay street between Seventh and Eighth
for 81; so feet on Cary street between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth for %, 400; 40
feet on Tenth street between BYRD and
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George L. Seaton, n well-known colored
man Of this city, and formerly amember of
the House OF Delegates, was stricken with
paralysis last night. His condition is con-
sidered critical. Alexandria Gazette.
Theloss by the fire on Chestnut street, Phil
adelpha, on Thursday evening, amounts to
four hundred thousand dollars fully coY-
cred by policies OF insurance in about fifty
companies.
The steamer Abyssinia arrived Mt New
York Friday with ore million dollars in
gold, and from three to five millions in
Government bonds.
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ARRIVAL OF A CONVICT WHO WAS CONVICT
ED Of MURDER.-Sheriff William I. Oyerbey,
OF Pittsylvania county, lodged in the peni-
Tertiary on Saturday Silas Hagerman (col-
ored), whose sentence OF death was COM
muted to Imprisonment for life by Governor
Holiday. Sheriff Overbey brought him
without guard, though he came all the
way in the night. Hagerman was twice
convicted Of murder in the first degree. A
new trial was granted him a few days before
lie was to have been hung last fall, and his
sentence was commuted Il few days before
he was to have been executed the 25th Of
January, 1879. He destroyed 4 child Of his
daughter, two weeks old, to save himself
and family from disgrace.
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AROUND THE MARKETS. Saturday evening
the markets presented lively scene. But
ter, eggs, and poultry were to be had in
abundance. Good butter was selling at
from 20 to % cents per pound. Eggs were
held at 15 cents per dozen. Fine chickens
could be had at 125 and 15 cents apiece,
while turkeys commanded 10 and 123 cents
per pound. Meats Of all description, sea-
sonabc vegetables, and few fresh fish and
oysters, combined to make the market a
very attractive one, and the number of buy
ers was unusually large.
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IMPORTANT LEGIsLATIoN.-The Commo

IMPORTANT LEGIsLATION.-The Common
Council will meet this evening at 3 O'Clock,
and is likely to be in session quite late. 1t
will be one of the most interesting sessions
held for many n day. The Committee on
Retrenchment and Reform will submit their
report, in which they will recommend a
general reduction in the salaries OF officers
and wages of employees Of the city, thereby
saving to the city about 100000 per annum.
The amendments to the charter will also be
submitted. The grades proposed in Clay
Ward as adopted by the Board OF Alder
men will probably come up for concurrence,
and the opposition OF the citizens in Clay
Ward will be presented.
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! Miss THURsBY's CONCERT. In our adver-
tising columns will be seen the announce
Ement OF Miss Thursbyss concert to be given
at Mozart Hall on Tuesday evening next.
As this vii! be her last appearance here
before her European tour, OF course she
will have q crowded house. She will be
assisted by some OF the most superior talent
that New York affords. At the great trien-
nial festival at Boston there were brought
together all the eminent vocal stars-Miss
Kellogg, Miss Carey, Miss Phillips, Mr..
Adams, Mr. Whitney, and others-and the
Boston Herald thus referred to the occa.
sion:
"The heaors of the occasion were un-
| tdoubtedly carried away by Miss Thursby,
whose singing OF q brilliant aria from Her.
FOLDS lie Pre- aux Cieres', e Del eta mia Pri-
mierao created genuine sensation. Her
pure voice, excellent method, and the ease
with which she surmonnted the difficulties
OF the elaborate composition, fairly captured
the hearts Of her critical auditors, and she
was twice recalled and greeted with round
after round of applause, enthusiastic cheers,
and the waving Of handkerchieis and hats,
while the chorus rose i'll Il body to do her
honor. She had but one solo on the pro-
gramme, her only other appearance being
with Miss Carey"
As many Richmond people very we'll
know, Miss Thursby combines with her
great lyric abilities social qualities which
endear her to all with whom she comes in
contact, and she has, at the very commence
ment OF her public career, Sprune directly
into position which, in several essential
respects, has never been attained by any
other American singer. We may therefore
expect fine house tomorrow night.
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BUFFALO LITHrA WATER.
THE BUFFALO LITHIA WATERS ("
IN THE PECULIAR DISEASES OF WOMEN
THE TESTIMONY OF DIR. r. j. WILLIAMSON,
OF CINCINNATI, OHIO,
WHOSE SPECIALITY Is DISEASES OF =,
WOMEN. u ,'s. 'au p 80
No. l37PLUM STREET, CINcINNATI. ONO
-. -. November 21, 1877. :

No. 1877 PLUM STREET, CIScINNATI. Quot
- - November 21, 1877. )
Ar. Thomas F. Goode: .rs ft-,... .-s.ss .1,
Dear Sir-For the past year have prescribed the
BUFFALu LITHlA WATERS tSpring No. ~
freely In my practice In this city, and Win re-
times so remarkable thai 1t is my desire and ppr,
pose TO aid far rs cJn in the interest OF alcted
humanity In making known their extraordinary
virtues, and hence, though entire strangers, ad.
dress you, rs the proprietor, this communications
Tho Sc waters unlucsionably possess wonderfni
powers curative agent in many forms OF chrome
disease II is, however, their ALMOST SPECIFIC
mower I'm the peculiar diseases Of women that gives
10 them their great SUPERIORITY over all or the
more noted mineral waters, both OF this country
and Europe. -,
Some OF the most distressing and unmanageable
cases of uterine difficulty which have ever come un-
der my observation have been entirely relieved by
In some instances without any, aid from medicine:
TO make mention of siugie case: Mrs. -, OF
this city, severely afflicted, was for four months un
der fhc treatment of some of the most emigept or
the medical faculty Of Philadelphia deriving no ma
terial benefit from treatment she returned 70 Inls
the use of which for three months resulted In her
entire restoration to health:
:, l have found them equally potent In dismenor-
rhGa and menorrhaxia.s !. -4 ... IL -HE ,,,.
I'would especially mention that have found this
water sovereign agent In The treatment OF persons
convaescing from scaret-fever preventing the ots
tressing and often dangerous dropsical condition 20
which this disease leaves the system exposed ia the
damp atmosphere Of this city dnrtng the taii ana
wuter months. ,.,
In conclusion would add that my views here CIV
en- in regard these waters are the result OF ot-re
peated and thorough practical tests. ',"."s
.s N' ~ I WILLIAMSON. III. D., :
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A GOOD LECTURER AND WORTHY OBJ
JEcr.-Judge Farrar, OF Amelia, equally as
we'll known as Johnny Reb, will give one
OF his inimitable entertainments at the
Virginia Opera-House tonight. The pro-
gramme embraces the Judges very best
selections. The entertainment is for the
benefit OF PhnniX Lodge, No. "a, |. o. G.
r., and the house should be filed. n
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The LIQUOR BELL PuNCH.-In the Mary
land Legislature yesterday Mr. Bannon's
Moffett liquor register bill was fayorably
reported from the Senate Committee on FL
nance and received its first reading. 1t is
exactly the same as the Virginia tax-law,
with such changes as were necessary to
adapt 1t to our financial system.- Baltimore
American -. ~ E55 49,
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WEATHER REPORT,

INDICATIONS FOR SUNDAY For the Middle
Atlantic States. warm, clear or partly
cloudy weather, northerly winds, and ris-
ing barometer. IS
For the South Atlantic States, cloudy
followed by clearing weather, northeast to
northwest winds, stationary temperature,
and rising barometer.
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REVENUE CoLLECTIoNs.-Th amount OF
United States internal revenue collected for
the week ending Saturday was $23,401.SG,
as follows: Monday, S3,2G9.94; Tuesday,
s4, 999.50; Wednesday, S2,167.55; Thurs
day, S3,507.96; Friday, $3,S29.22; satur-
day, s5,627.59.
This was an increase OF S2,976.S0 on the
amount collected for the week ending JAN
uary &c, when it was S20,42j.QG.
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SuoE-BLACK BRIcADE.-The professional shoe
blacks Of Richmond turned out on Saturday $50 or
more, headed by martial music, and fyiLg banners
descriptive Of the fine Qualities Of BARrLETTs
1876 BLACKING. The procession marched through
the principal Streets attracting great attention. as
the idea was u novel one. We understand II was
gotten up and ,narshaled by Mr, Frank 4. Turmbly,
from YauKeedom, who Is selling the article to our
dealers Enterprise like his should succeed; SO buy
a box-a shine forever. - Sst; - I'fE
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GR0UND-H HOG DAY.-Saturday was
Ground-Hog Day; but it is hardly proba-
BILE that his hogship saw his shadow even il
he came out OF hi, hole, because it was very
cloudy all day.
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THE /" "GLENwooD wHrsKEY took the first pre-
MUM at the State Fair. es,
The "B Select" Whiskey 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. g.s
W. ID. BLAIR & Co.,
903 Main street,
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Mission SERVICES AT ST. PAUL's CHURCH.
Rev. Mr. Rainsford commences his second
weeks mission services to-day with Bible
readings at II O'Clock and sermon at s
P. NJ.
Next Saturday at P. Nj. he will address
the officers and teachers of the Sunday
schools OF all denominations at st. PauPs
church. .E,-:g. s1s.@
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OUR FOREIGN TRADE.-No exports or i'm
ports were reported for the past week.
Two brigs arrived Th,lr.day to load flour
for South America-one under charter from
the Haxall-C Crenshaw Company, and the
other from Dunlop & McCance.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

co. On all sales Of Real Estate made 6etDsea
the 1st or January and last Of June the tdres fol
the present gear hare to De paid the ,nrchGseT;
On al sales made bettoeen the lSt or July and lG1
or the wear tie tareS haze to be paid ty the sskte
(ThiS custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
by all the real estate agents in Richmond, and az
plies to Richmond and yicinity.l
RICHARDSON & CO.. 4 p. M., dwelling, store,
and lots OH west Leigh street corner OF Norton
street. #tr- -.
RICHARDSON CO., trustees sale OF lot, with
framed dwelling, on Stale street, Fulton.
J. D. WHITEHEAD & CO.. 10 A. NJ, lot OF groce-
ries, canned goods, pickles. &c. Ii.
JOHN f. LAUGHTON, JR., Agent, 4.P. H., at No.,
GIG Main street, plated siverware.
R. s. ANDERSON SON, 11H A. NJ, groceries.
T. L. WHITING. Hlgh-C Constable, 10 A. NJ, furni-
ture, pictures, Watches &c. .g4ssast@i'
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LAND sALEs.-Mr. George. N. Drewry,
land-broker, sold during the past week the
following: For Domestic Sewing Machine
Company, forty-four acres in Hanover
county eight. miles from Richmond, for
$3.50; for Mr.. ,B. T. Humphreys. 102 acres
in Henrico county five miles from Rich
mond, for $1,000; for Mr.. John Lindsey,
142 acres e. Richardson" FARM, three miles
from Richmond, for $4,000.
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THE TOBACCO MARKET.-For the week
ending Saturday the breaks reported at the
Tobacco Exchange were 437 hogsheads, 30
tierces, and 81 boxes.
The number Of packages offered was 113,
OF which 5S were taken i'll and 55 sold.
The prices during the week ranged from
81 70 to S34
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The WEATHER SATURDAY was raw and
cloudy. at night it was partly, clear.
THERMOMETER SATURDAY: 6 A. NJ, "a I;
8 A. H., 40; noon, II; 8 p. NJ, 43; 6 P.
NJ, Il; midnight, 81.
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!. .wEsT.ESD sTREzT.GRAuEs.

MEETING OF CITIZENS. TO PROTEST
AGAINST THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE
GRADES RECOMMENDED BY THE COM
:aITTEE on STREETS AND THE CITY En-
GINEER-AR OF THE CAsE-vIEws
OF THE STREET COMMITTEE, &C., &C. ~.
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p DEATH OF GEORGE London,
February 2.-George Cruikshank, draughts.
man and caricaturist, is dead.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done 1T the
DISPATCH PRINTING-UoUSE. Good work, low
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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HOTELS.
no THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
THE PURCELL HOUSE

s5s THE PURCELL HOUSE
Formerly Old Sationail,
t, 'sft NORFOLK, VA,
.s entirety new and newly furnished with the finest
furniture and latest improvements Including patent
elevator, nnd is by piess and pubic
;fl THE FINEST HOTEL IN THE STATE.
The table Is supplied with the best afforded by tEe
Baltimore and Norfolk markets, and the ruress
FISH and a aiE or the Chesapeake bay. ~
TERMs: AZ, $3.50, mud s3 per day, according 10
location of room. 1854 ts&tt-ts
!, Elegant sampe-rooms for drummers.
Hotel located In the heart of the ciiy.
] '7.g.Fg5s .s..53 4s ..sffsf j. II. DAVIS
In I I, IN ,s,sss }5ifss{f {fIsss5 80 Proprtetnr
~
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N. ELLYSoN & Co.. advertising agents, insert adj
versements in all of the newspapers or the United
Staes at publishers rates. Orders left ut the Dts
patch countinS-room Will receive prsmnt atten-
tipy
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Very RESPECTFULLY,

These waierss In eases of one dozen half gallon
bottles. can be had AT TIE SPRINGS ut 80 per case
IN advance; in Richmond, OF l:uRGELL, LADD "
de l2-W&MeOw2m Dta .AU PROPRIETOR.
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pEMnnoKE sniRTs.-The best. fitting shirt in the
city for sale by L. Is. SPENCE &c SON.
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uLsTERs.-Six dollars Will buy heavy ulster
from F. II. SPENCE C SON. s.;;..,,y 4
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ENGLISH WossTEp CoATiNGs.--Lasge stock OF
all the styles and win be made TO order In the
best styles by E. u. SPENCE g SON. Hs 5;s,
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!. FANCY CAssfAdERE SuITINGs.-Large stock Of
nice patterns, aud will be made TO order Ia the best
manner 'by 4. 81. SPENCE & SON,
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REVENUE VIOLATION. George Gardiner,
OF Yellow Tavern, Henrico county, was be-
fore Commissioner Atkins on Saturday,
charged with selling liquor, tobacco, and
cigars, without having paid the United
States special tax. After an examination
he was bailed in the sum Of $3.50 for bis APP
pearance before the court for trial.
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CHECKED MUSLIN at one shilling per yard-reai
value csc. per yard-at SYcLE BROTHERS.. IS
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COURT ORDER.


TN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l. UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DIS:
TRICr OF VIRGINIA, RICHMOND, 9TH OF
1878: . s-.
T.. J. Warren, &C.. trustees I'm bankruptcy Of the
Mutual Building Fund Dollar and Savings Bankt "a
bankrupt..... flaihtllts,
rS. 1870 -. s#st
John E. Boss eux, trustee of Catherine S. Stoops,
ana onerS,. .bSiciiuans,
EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, s. g.: :2s.22
1t appearing from the return OF the Marshal upon
process issued I'm this cause, aud an aidavit died
with the sapers In this c1use that g.. w. Sevu. one
of the defendants in this cause whose PROPERTY IN
this State IS sought to be subjected to ien s non
resident OF this district, is Is orcred st the said
G. W. Ncyill do appear In the clerks office OF this
Court on MONDAY The 4th day Of March. 1878,
and answer, plead and delnur 70 the Dl OF tue COM
plaDants in this cause.
Ills further 0rtered-the residence or the said g.
w, Neyill being unknowH-that publication or this
order once week for six successive weeks In ihe
Da{lv DiDatch. a newspaper published In the city
of Richmond. shall be equivalent TO service or fhs
. ja 7-M6w ROBERT W. HUG HES, Judge.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

.-s q 2 : s -
THE SECOND AUDITORS STATEMENT OF
THE PUBLIC DEBT. The following state.
iment from the Second Auditor was sub
mitted to the Senate on Saturday, In re-
sp0nse to resolution OF thnt body:
I. The principal of the public debt
as II stood on the 18th OF April,
The amount cunt Of interest due and " 'o'0' 2 %
unpaid thereon The 17th OF fAprtL
le61I was. ............. 6Io,30S 80
Making an aggregate cof.....,.sss.a44,74o %
astt stood on the 3oth. OF, April.
1871, was-on, account OF old 70
registered and coupon debt. .....f .f30 r304,707 1e
James River and kanawha Com-
); pany bonds guaranteed by the !.
James River and Kanawha stock ~
issued by the Stale :. $4,000 90
sso,s9s,ss7 10
1866, authorizing Interest due l,1i5a
to be refunded Into irterest-bear-
ing Donds........ .................. o'4oa7Uo1 Zu
Principal of debt April 80, 1871. 7,0S0,s6s 80
The amount of interest due thereon
on the 30th Of April, 1871, was. S,269,64S 81
Aggregate debt and interest. 5.35O,511 91
Excluding from computation from 17th OF April,
1861, to 10Th OF April, 1866.
8. The arrears OF interest unpaid
accrued between the 18th of
April, 1861, and 10th Of April,
1865, amounted dto...........<....S 4.303,O7o So
And the interest on the bonds
funded under acr of March 2,
1866, amounted April ~, 1871,
l, ItUifoo oS
Making. 6,o4a,5l5 II
Which deducled leaves principal
and interest Of debt April 30,
.............s39,30G,ee6 "a
Aggregate debt. ...............s45.35O.511 9l
A of which is INFECT to a.dcduction Of one third
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james river for 5000, &C.; 80 feet on Bread
street between Gilrner and Hancock for
$50; 100 feet on Broad street between
Gilmer and Hancock for $1,000; go feet
on Darlington street near Federal for $3.50;
20 1-48 feet OH Main street between EleY-
enth and Twelfth for $4,000; 90 feet on st.
Johns street between Hill md Contts for
$500; 10 feet on Leigh street near Judah
for 500; 20 5-12 feet on Clay street corner
Foushee for 1850; 80 feet on Gilmore street
corner Orleans, &C., S7l0; 20 feet on Camp
bell alley near Creek alley for s375;, Is feet
on Main street between Belvidere and
Madison for S5; 80 feet on Twenty y-fourth
street corner Clay for $f,295.
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THIS Is the age or newspapers and magazines, ard
such is the competition that only the very igh
= aAndrswss Bazar, 2 which STANDS par sxcegenex
rs the best household and family rasaztGe I'm the
land. Its tone ts pure and heaitb md great care
ID exercised In admitting only talented writer's fn!e
LIS colninns The literary standard a iiss pnbstea.
tion IS worthy Of all praise To adstiea, ~ fayr
n,shes fasbton department, elnbellished yfih
Plates and an the latest soicty news, served up Id
admirable style. Those wfo wish 20 surprise afeif
wives agreeabIy should send 10 cents sor aspeeitsn
COPY to w. r. Andrews, Cincinnati. $50
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Ladies aud genllcm ,n's UNDERWEAR will be sold
at prime cost at SYCLE BROTHERS..
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A lew, more rensnsnss OF LINENS left, which will
be sold at greatly redaced psices at sxuIk BROTH
ERs,. s,,sIS, az 80 I,assaRtsss5 I.
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The largest assortment or HAMBURG RDG1NGs
and dINsEBTIses you VIII and at SYcLR BROTH
ERS,. ts, 49,, Esr 500
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-04

nice 10. OF SHIFTING PRINTS, at Sc. per yard,
you will find at SYCLE BROTHERS..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-04

Another bale of that 1Oc. CRASH at SYcLE !
BROTHERS.. "a ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-04

GA TABLE oIL-cLoTII at half price Mt sYcLE
BROTHERS.