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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-07

BRIEF LOCAL ITEMs.-Thanks to Senator
Tanner, the bill for the incorporation OF
the Odd-F elIows' Widows and Orphans
Relief Association has passed the Senate.
At the Shockoe warehouse yesterday
10000 pounds of loose tobacco were sold
highest price paid, IS. AT the Patrons
warehouse 1O,6O5 pounds were sold; high
est price paid, S7.75.
The regular weekly nsssicaie OF the Mo-
cart Association will be held tonight at the
Virginia Opera-House, Mozart Hall being
in state of repair.
The committees from the different Ma.
sonic lodges appointed TO confer in refer
ence to the expedicncy Of erecting monu-
ment to the late DR.. John Dove will meet
to.night at O'Clock at the Masonic Hall.
The iron-work on the Richmond side OF
Mayo's bridge will be repaired and in posi-
ton to-day.
The funeral OF Miss Mary Forbes, one OF
the oldest residents OF the city, took place
Yesterday at 1 O'Clock P. NJ. from the Sc
cond Presbyterian church.
Court Virginia, No. l, Independent Or
der OF Foresters, met last night at Schiller
Hall and transacted business OF interest to
the order.
The principal canal receipts yesterday
were hoop-poles, lumber, wood, and grain
Thus far this has been the Dllldest-man.
nered March in the memory OF tue oldest
inhabitant.
A number OF youths appeared on the
streets, not prohibited by special orders,
with veloclpedes yesterday.
This day ten years ago all the magistrates
in Virginia were removed from office by
special orders .sfrom these headquarters
and their places supplied by carpet-bagsers
and scaawags.
The amount OF United States internal
revenue collected yesterday was S3,645. 96.
The beautiful weather Of yesterday filled
the public streets and parks with prone
naders and babv-carriages.
The coastwise receipts yesterday were
phosphate and guano; the shipments coal,
wood, and ties.
Master Ralph Bingham gives an enter
tainment for the benefit Of the Seventh
Street Young Ladies' Sewing Society to-
morrow night.
The docket at the Police Court yester
day was nimportant-every case was dis
missed.
The United States Court was not in ses
sion Yesterday, but meets this morning.
Company + OF the First regiment has ap
pointed committee TO arrange for an eX
cursion to New York on or about July 1st
Meta Cousins (colored) was committed
to the Second station-house yesterday OF
the charge OF stealing S16 in currency ant
coat valued at so from Peter Dougla
(colored).
st. Patrick's Day will be celebrated thi
year on Monday, March 18th, as St. Pat
rick's Day falls on Sunday.
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sic to those dependent on It for their dail,
bread. The mills are oil In clean conditions
and the faces OF the hands wore content
ed and cheerful look.
4 But little has been done on the MancheS
/ ter side OF Mayo,s bridge beyond the repair.
ing Of the stone-work injured by the recent
flood. Notwithstandi ding notice was ported
on the bridge, NO Passing Allowed = q
number of persons passed over during the
| day without leave or license.
The Manchester Iron Works and the Man
chester C0rn.Mill are idle and have been for
some time.
a force OF some thirty bands was found
at work on the city waste-dam, between the
Marshall and C0rn-Mills. Mr.. j. g. Meth
-erwood is doing the work, assisted by Mr..
James Brown as foreman. Captain ia.
Lipscomb, as acting city engineer, is in
charge OF the work on behalf Of the city. 1t
Is expected that the work will be completed
and turned over to the city this week.
There are in the First Ward, on the Dam
vile railroad between Hull and semmes
streets, three cooper-shops, all of which are
in successful operation.
The dry-stemming factory OF John En-
ders is at the corner of Seventh and Deca-
tur streets. Here fine force is at work and
a good business Is done.
Preparations are being made for the erec-
tion OF Methodist church, but the site has
not been definitely decided upon.
The Baird public.school building is situ-
ated in this ward, ut the corner of Fifth and
Hull Streets Here all the white schools
save that Of Mrs. Hall are under the gen
eral superintendency Of Professor E. Nor
rissette.
Besides Hull street, Fourth street has
brick sidewalk from Decatur street to Ba-
consyille.
The Masonic BALL is also in this ward, at
the corner of Fifth and Bainbrldge streets.
This and tie public-school building are the
two oldest houses in the ward. and as old as
any in the city.
Here also are located the shop, yards,
and Manchester depot OF the Richmond and
Danyille Railroad Company, which employ
large force, a majority OF whom reside in
this city.
On Sixth street near cambridge is the
fourishng tobacco factory of p. II. & 4.
Gary. which in good times furnishes work
for number OF hands, both male and fe-
male.
No great improvement was noticed; but
the people seem hopeful, and If not visited
soon by another food are confident of re-
pairing their shattered fortunes.
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The Festival Last Night.-'The festival
given at the courthouse last night in aid OF
the Presbyterian churcn was perfect sue
cess. All the parties were fully sustained.
Mrs. Joseph Walker. Miss Burgess, Profes-
sor Peticolas, and Mr.. John D. Redford IA
yored the audience with some excellent
music. The audience were delighted. and
greeted the performers with mingled laugh
ter and applause. BY universal request the
entertainment will be repeated tonight with
change OF programme. and everybody
should attend. The lateness OF the hour
prevents the extended notice the entertain
ment deserves.
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Tue argument in the Arlington case that
was concluded in the United States Circuit
Court in this city to-day leads all those who
heard it to suppose that the decision will be
in favor Of General Lee. If that be so the
case will come up on its merits at the next
term of the court in this city, and. which,
ever way it may then be decided, will 60 up
on appeal to the United States Supreme
Court, and if Judge Bradley has not Ut
tery demoralized that tribunal the Lees
will get their own again; not the ground
they don't want that-but its fair value
Alexandria Gazette.
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PERsoNAL.-Among the visitors to the
Tobacco Exchange yesterday were 2. B.
stearns, London; John A. Higgerson,
John w. Otharrow, F. G. Lee, New York !;
John Katz, Baltimore; C. j. Carpenter,
New Brunswick, N. j.; R. NJ. Boiling, Ur-
banna, Ohio; j. B. Bland, Baltimore; T;
James P. johnson, Goochand; ia. Gray,
Cumberland; and P. St. George Cooke,
Powhatan.
Captain Robert e. Lee, Jr., OF King Will
liam, is at the Exchange.
Rev. w. G. Lumpkin, OF the Methodist
Episcopal Conference, was IN the city yes
terday.
Leroy J. Grant, OF Richmond, was at the
La Pierre House, Philadelphia, Tuesday.
D. C. Richardson, the courteous clerk OF
the Police Court, was detained from his
duties Yesterday by indisposition.
Mr.. James Barbour, who has been sick
| for some time, was we'll enough to be in his
seat at the morning session Of the House
Yesterday
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CITY ORDINANCES.
IN ORDINANCE TO PREVENT THE
~ SPREAD OF FARCY, OR CHAMBERS,
AIONG HORSES IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.

IApproved February II, IeTS.J
l. Be it ordained by the Council Of the city
of Richmond, That no person shall brlng or
cause TO be brought into the city of Richmond.
nor ride or drive. otherwise use upon the streets
of the said city, any horse. knowing the same TO be
oflictcd with the disease called glanders, or farcy
nor shall any person hire otherwise permit or a-
thorize for compensation or without compensation,
such use of Il horse so affected.
. No pcrson Shall Knowingly permit any horse so
affected 10 remain in adjacent or nelShboring
stall to horse her animal not so affected; but
II shall be the duty of the or tie person al
The lime in charge of the said horse to remove the
aid affected horse cause II to be removed, SO as
the said disease
g. ii Shall be the duty OF the police OF the city to
report specially ul violations of this ordinance.
l. Upon conviction of any person before the 70
lice Justice of the violation of any provision OF thls
ordinance he shall be fined not less than 50 nor more
than 800. 10 be collected as pcualtles lor othdr
violations OF city ordinances.
4 copy from the original.
NH 2-5t l.. {. HOWARD, City Clerk.
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4 Good Sign Yesterday Mcssrs. Har-
nsh & Co. and \. o. Bliss, real estate
agents, each took conveyances Of northern
gentlemen out in Chesterfield county look
ing after lands with view OF purchasing
and locating in our midst. Chesterfield has
land enough and the hearts Of her people
are big and warm enough, to welcome all
good people who come, regardless OF age,
sex, creed, condition, or nationality.
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Hop To- Night.-A hop, gotten up under
the auspices of number Of young society
gentlemen, Will take place tonight at the
residence OF wcll-known citizen Of the
West End. 1t will be attended by a num-
Der OF Richmond, Manchester, and Ches-
terfield beauties.
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SERVICES IN THE EPISCOPAL CHuRcHEs
DURING LENT.-Arrangements have been
made for Lent services in the Episcopal
churches as follows:
st. Paul's church there will be "early
serYiceD from A. NJ. to 7:45 every day
except Sunday, commencing this morning.
There will also be Bible-readings at St.
Paups every Wednesday evening from 8 to
8 O'Clock.
The afternoon services in the other
churches will be as follows: Monday, at
st. Marks; Tuesday, at Grace; Wednes-
day, at the Monumental; Thursday, at st.
Johns and St. Andrews, and Friday at ST.
James. s,... go.
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lsUANO.
,LUBLE PACIFIC GUANO.

We announce to the farmers and planters In the
cotton- and tobacco-growing sections OF Virginia
and North Carolina that we have accepted the gen.
er agency for the sale of this old and well-estab-
IIsbpi SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUASO, for which
Nessrs ALI son & Addison have been the sole agents
for series of years. We have been assured by the
company that 1t Is now and VIII he Kept up 10 Its
former high standard.
We will at all times he in possession of fun sup,
ply and may also be had of our sub-agcnts ut ali
available points IN district, OF which due notice
will bphereafter given.
WALKER, SAUNDERS 4 CO.,
fc oO.dSwlm General Agents.
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Sent to the Chain- -Gang.-Mayor Clarke,
yesterday sent Peter Missett (colored) to the
chain-gang for an assault on Laura Now
bray (also colored). These parties reside in
the worst part OF the First Ward, known as
Swampoodle." Swampoodle is not in
cluded in the notice Of noted localities else
where to be found
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MARCH 7, 1878.
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die States, failing barometer, fresh and brisk
southeast to southwest winds. generally
warmer and cloudy or partly cloudy wea-
ther, followed by rain-areas and possibly
rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic and East Gulf
States, falling barometer, westerly to south
erly winds, rising or stationary tempera.
ture, and partly cloudy weather, followed
by rising barometer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-07

4 Handsome Building.- East Side
has been considerably beautitied lately by
the erection of handsome brick dwelling
for Mr.. James Il. Abbott OIL Twelfth street
between Stockton and Everett streets. The
house has all modern improvements, good
front and backyard, and is an ornament to
that growing section. The woodwork was
done by Mr.. William Fl. Walker. the brick
work by Mr.. Joseph Blanton. and the paint
ing by Mr.. Edward Gallagher. and all the
work gave perfect satisfaction.
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Bound OUer.-J. S. Petrie and {. Oomi-
nici were Yesterday fined S5 each by Mayor
Clarke and bound over in the sum Of 800
each for six months. These parties were
charged on croSs-warrantS with assault and
battery. Mrs. }. S. Petrie undertook for
her husband, and r. Ferrandini for Domi
nici.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was mild and
clear during the day. Atnight it was partly
cloudy and threatening.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 40;
9 A. NJ, 55; noon, y; 8 P. H.. 7S; 2.
M, Ga; midnight, 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-07

JOHN III. 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-
uerior economy, and its convenient system Of an.
nual cash dividends, combine TO make II the safest
the cheapest, and the best In the world.
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The Public schools.


In the Dispatch Of Friday writer saws
"thc public free schools are sustained at q
most ridiculous EXPENSE" &c. / should
like to know in what sense ridiculous
Also. by what standard the expense is de-
cided to be enormous?
Did the writer mean to say "tbat it was
not legal to be taxed to support
schools
The money to sustain the public free
schools comes mainly from the same peo-
ple who would have to support private
schools. Is it any more difficult to pay that
money as taxes than as tuition fees? Are
these same people any poorer while they
sustain the relation Of taxpayers for the
support OF public free schools than they are
when considered as patrons OF private
schools paying for tuition !? The payers
are the same either way. Is the one mode
OF paving any more oppressive than the
other? ANY more costly? II so, which
one?
Again, the writer says The curriculum
OF the free schools is frothy, superficial, and
commonplace" Particularize, will you
Show where and how. We want the evl-
dence. The comparison made by you needs
more than mere assertion to make the con-
cluSion current.
.yIRGINIA MUST REPUDIATE HER STATE
DEBT Or the dash is mine) THE FREE
SCHOOLS BE CLOSED" Where did you get
that idea? DO you call that a logical fact,
or logical feat? Haven't you left out the
connecting link? Well, I rather like the
+" get-up" of that alternative. IT'S snowy
and sounds well. Couldn't stump-speaker
make that ring! Sounding brass and tiuk-
ling cymbaI would be nothing in compari-
son. Still it's ''getup" Id Dao cause,
either way. The people OF Virginia are
neither such knaves nor such fools as to do
either. They do not intend to repudiate,
nor will they shut up their public free
schools. L. "A. NJ.
I'VE are willing to publish articles dis
cussing these questions; but we would
prefer that each writer should give his own
arguments without alluding to those OF his
opponents. This particular discussion will
end here, we trust
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TIE .GLESwoop wHIsKEY took the first pre-
MUM at the State Fair.
The !. 3 Selectn WhiskeJ Is recommended BY Dr
j. b. McCaw.
Duff Gordon Sherry-our own importation.
Cigars, OF every grade, Of oui own manufacture
Liberal discount to the trade.
w. ID. BLAIR & Co,
9oS Main street.
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PERFECTION IN CooKERY-The nearest approach
to perfection articles designed for kitchen use Is
DooLEY'S YEAST POWDER. With very little ex-
perencc the housewife or cook Is always sure OF de-
lcious biscuits. rolls bread, cake, etc., every time.
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ROBBERY on PARK AvENUE.-JohnC C. Sha-
fer's residence, No. 900 Park avenue, was
entered Tuesday night, by way Of the base
ment window, and several articles OF no
great value were carried off. The thieves,
it is supposed, were frightened by servants.
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NJ ELLYsoN L CO.. adyertlsIng agents, insert ad-
yertisements In all of the newspapers Of the United
S,a.es at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dts
patch countng-room will receive prompt atten.
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

T OsT, ON THE 9TH IN -.@Aa@a
| SLANT. somewhere between ~ 1S&
No. Til east Clay street and the Second 81 Baptisl E
hrider. a PAIR OF GOLD SPECTACLES. A lib.
cral reward will he given If returned to No. IL
north Twelfth street. mn f-At"
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE MCCORMICK TELESCOPE. 1.-The Gov
ernor has approved the following ioinl
resolution .s in relation to the McCorInick
telescope - which was offered in the House
by Mr.. Bocock:
Whereas Leander j. Mccormick, Esq. Of
Chicago. Ill.,, native OF Virginia. who has
reflected honor upon his country and
himself bv his inventive genius and the
impulse it has given to the productive
agricultural industry OF America, has ten.
dered to the State of Virginia for her Uni.
versity an astronomical telescope larger than
any hitherto constructed, and costing nearly
fifty thousand dollars, on certain conditions
set forth in communication from the rec
tor and Board OF Visitors of the University
to the General Assembly; be 1t
Resolyed, 1. That The General Assembly
recognizes the great Importance and value
Of such telescope as an addition to the re-
sources Of public education in this Com
monwealth, and earnestly desires that the
generous offer OF Mr.. Mccormick may be
rendered available.
9. That in view OF the embarrassed con-
dition of the finances Of the State il is i'm
possible at present to make the appropra-
tion necessary [S3O,000l to carry out the
conditions with which the offer Is accompa-
hied.
8. That the thanks OF the State are due,
and are hereby rendered, to Mr.. McCormick
for. his munifeent offer aud bis loving desire
to promote the interests OF education in his
native State.
4. That in case Mr.. Mccormick shall be
willing to present the telescope in its pre-
Sent condition to the University of Vir-
ginia, which can provide for its careful pre-
seryation and protection, the General AS
sembly will gratefully accept it on behalf OF
the State, and will, ut the earliest Gate at
which the condition OF the State finances
will permit, make due provision for hous-
ing and using the instrument.
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SAVE MONEY oy having your printing done atthe
DISPATCH PRiNTlSG-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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| FOR OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayed teeth
| and diseased gums, use MEADE & BAKERS CAR
| BoL1C MoUIH-WAsH. Fifty cents bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-07

For ULCERATED MOUTH, the healing properties
OF MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLIC MoUTH-WAsH
are unexceed. Fifty cents bottle.
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lScIpIENT TARTAR AND scrRF removed by
MEADE & BAKERS SAPoNlNE DENriFRIcE.
Fifty ceGts q box.
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AS A FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth, there is nothing so good as MEADE 4 BA'
KER's CAgBoLIc MoUTH-WAsH. Fifty cents q
hnfIlp
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DISCoLoRED TEETH rendered beautifully white
bv the use of MEADE BAKERS SAPoSISE Den.
THRICE. Fifty cents a box.
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SICK AND NERVOUS HRADAcHE.-DR. wv
BENsoN's CELERY AND CHANoMILE PILLS ale
prepared expressly to cure Sick Headache, Nervous
Headache, Dyspeptic Headache, Neuralgia. Ner-
vousness aud Sleeplessness. and Will any case
Price, Soc. Postage free. Sold by all druggist.
Office. 100 north Emraw street. Baltimore, Md.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

For BLEEDING GUMS. use MEADE C BAKERS
CARBoLIc MOUTH.WAsH. Fifty cents bottle.
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FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE TEETH AND GUNS
use MEADE 6 BAKERS CARBoLIc MOUTH
WASH. Fifty cents bottle. -.- 80
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BANKS AND BANKERS.
Il, w. PICKRELL. President.
E. Il. SSEAD, Cashier.
NEW YORK LIFE-INsURANCE CON
~ PASS-
pTyPEy,Y INITIAL.

nV
Persons residing at any point In Virginia or
North larolha where there Is no agent OF The EM
YORK LlFE-lSSURANCEC COMPANY can OBTAIN
nolicits I'm this company, if they are thsurahle. ny
addressing the undersigned. who will furnish the
NECESSARY blanks. with full info NATION as 10 rasv
OF premium. and designate the physician 10 u'aAs
the examination.
insurance agents or businessmen desiring 10 ~.
present this company In the abore-named stasesafs
ih'i'so ~ '' w. III, BLACKFORD.
Manager Southeastern department.
No, 8 Mouth street. Bali imore.
Ef,y thousand dollars Deposited with The Treas-
urer OF the State Of Virginia.
RICHMOND AGkSrs.
J.B. MOORE, General Agent;
MlLLnIsER & STRACS, Special tscfts.
fe 2S-eodim
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JNO. f. LAUG HTON. JR., agent, 10 A. NJ, house
holt furniture.
F. u. COOK, 10 A. ST., at store No. l403 Main
street, assignee's sale of large stock or mems
youths, aud boys clothing and furnishing
goods, storc-6xtures, showcases, &c.
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OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF THE1
CITY GAS-WORKS,
RICHMOND, VA, February 20, 1878.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
~ at This Office until ~ O'Clock NJ
THURSDAY, MARCH z, 1878,
for the best quality Of
GAS COAL,
10 be furnished for the fiscal year ending February
l. 1879, TO be delivered at the lower works Us the
necessity Of the works may require.
Tie average yield of the coal must be 4.5u
cubic feet per pound. with All illuminating power Of
not less than 6 standard candles Any deficit Will
Dc deducted from the price paid the contractor who
will be required to give bond and security for faith
ful compliance with the contract.
The Committee OH Light reserve the right TO re-
ject any or all proposals..
JOHN Fl. KNOWLES,
fc 20-td Superintendent.
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-------s-------=---z7z
pRINTHNS;.AaOUSES.
>ISPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE.

DISPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE.
GOOD WORK. LOW PRICES.
Having one of the L ARG EST AND BEST
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES IN THE SOUTH. COM
biped with skilful mechanical talent, we are pre-"
pared to execute promptly, in the very best style
and AT LOW PRICES, every description OF
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
SUCH AS
BUSIN ESS-CARDS.
VISITING-CARDS.
PROFESSIONAL-CARDS.
WEDDING-CARDS.
SHOW-CARns,
LETTER-HEADS.
NOTE HEADS.
ACCOUNTS SALE.
STATEMENTS
CIRCULARS,
MANIFESTS,
BILLS LADING.
RECEIPTS
NOTICES. CHECKS. ,n.s
ENVELOPES.
PAMPHLETS. ,,,,.>.r..
BRIEFS.
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4ieI,nlolll i9ispatttlI.

ss- THE CIRCULATION or THE pIsPATCH
"a LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCr-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
NITY SERGEANT.
MINERAL WATERS. &c.

MINERAL, WATERS, &c.
POLLINARIS WATER,
uUNYADI JANOS WATER,
FRIEDRlCHSHALL BITTER WATER,
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER,
CONGRESS WATER,
uATHORN WATER. &c.
For sale by }. BLAIR, Druggist,
feo6 corner of Broad and Ninth streets.
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We have all the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE
and execute work In manner that cannon be sur
passed
We also do all kinds OF BINDING and RULING.
Orders from the country promptly Tiled and he
nvercd by express or mail.
We will cheerfully furnish estimates auh seho
.un,oa wben reoulred NH ~ l-d.s1.Sw
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT, THE BRlCk SIOHh,G:a
II ~ 1a4n N.jp street, near Fifteenth, now 2:a
occupied bv Messrs. Conrad 6 Co. tobacconisis,
with large DWELLING above. I'oss essicn April
~, riu,cgS ,nnIv IN FRANK ID. HILL.
- 10'o' 1'Hf'' Real Esta.e Agent.
mb7a, 110S Main street.