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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-09

VISIT FROM NEW JERSEY FIREMEN.- Cap
tain Il. A. Ainslie, chief engineer OF the
Richmond Fire Department, received yes
terday from Messrs. Samuel Schoonmaker
and John 3. Doremus, committee OF the
Protection Steam Fire-Engine Company,
No. 5, OF Patterson, n. j., letter stating
that the company had resolved to visit Rich
mond, and asking for some information IN
connection with their proposed visit.
The tremen, numbering about seventy
five. are expected to arrive on Tuesday
next, and will remain three days.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE CHANGES IN THE Tax BILL.-The
House Committee on Finance yesterday re-
ported q bill amending certain sections of
the revenue laws. Some Of the changes are
as follows: Receivers in suits are required
to retain the tax out OF the funds in their
hands or become personally responsible for
the same. Section is so amended as to
construe that the fifty per centum imposed
upon parties for failure to list notes, bonds,
&C., is upon the tax which should have been
assessed on the same, and not upon the
amount OF the note or bond. The income
tax is increased from one to two per cent.
The provision prohibiting counties, cities,
and towns from taxing sample-merchants is
stricken out. The provision placing yen-
dors OF ightning-rods on the same footing
as peddfers is stricken out, and they are
taxed twenty-five dollars-on the footing Of
agents for the sale OF manufactured articles
of other States. Fortune-tellers and gYp--
sizes are taxed fifty dollars. The tax is taken
off of boarding-schools and boarding-houses
exclusively for boarding any OF the students
or teachers Of such schools or public free
schools. r1, ~ 1.zs.
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An Old Landmark Gone.-The old frame
building at the southeast corner Of Porter
street near Bridge avenue, owned by C. G..
McRae, Esq, is being torn down. The
house is 4 very ancient one, has long been
an eyesore, and was lately occupied by
some squatter-sovereigns, who received
marching orders from Mayor Clarke. In
many less law-abiding communities it
would long since have been destroyed by
fire. 1t is not the intention of the owner to
erect ut present row OF brownstone fronts,
but some substantial Improvement will ere
long mark the spot.
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IN TuE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
4 UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DIS,
TRiCT OF VIRGINIA-IN THE MATTER OF
BAUGH & JOLLY AND L. y. BAUGH. BANK
RUPTS. IN BANKRUPTCY.AT R!CHM0SD,
VA. THIS 18TH DAY OF FEBkuARf, le7s.I,
j. v. Reddy, OF Richmond, In the county OF Hen
rico and State OF Virginia, hereby gives notice OF
Baugh & Jolly and l.. N. Baueb, OF the county
Of Dinwiddie, In said district. and WHO weiento
Wit on the 9th day Of January, A. ID. 1879
adildgcd bankrupts upon their own petition by
the District Court Of the United States for said
district. '. v. hEDpl,
mh 2-S2w asssnec.
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KENo-ARREsT OF PROBABLE Player
Sergeant Hall, of the Second police district,
is famous for working up interesting cases
and unearthing frauds. His last eXpedi-
ton was upon one Samuel Fields's estab-
lishment, in Pink alley between Seventh
and Eighth streets. Officer Clinely received
information to the effect that Fields had in
his possession some OF the late Hon. R. L.
Daniels valuable law-books. It appears
that Mr.. Daniels library was broken open
some time ago and robbed Of about five
hundred dollars worth Of books, and when
the information received by MIR. Clinely
was impaired to Sergeant Hall he armed
himself with a search-warrant and went
into Fields's house. There the officer
found, as he describes it, perfect
Noah's ark-all sorts OF things-and for
some Of them he will probably be made to
suffer. The most prominent article-that
is, the one that first attracted HalPs atten-
tion-was an old time keno-table, made OF
ivory and rosewood, and from its appear
ance it was probable that it had recently
been used. So that charge was dotted down
against Samuel. He was also charged with
stealing some of the books, a few OF which
were found, and with having in his posses
sion a ball of cord. pair Of boots, and two
(ladies) handkerchiefs, supposed to have
been stolen. Upon these charges he Will be
presented 10 the Police Court to-day.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Meeting of the City Council.-An ad-
iourned meeting Of the City Council was
held last night. At the first calling Of the
roll-at 7:4S o'clock-the following members
answered to their names: G. G. McRae,
Esq, president, and Messrs. Batcheller,
Eu bank, Gallagher, Gary, Matthews, and
Owens.
In consequence OF the failure of the FL
nance Committee to have q quorum at the
time of their last meeting, Mr.. Owens, the
chairman. was unable to report.
Mr.. Owens stated verbally that he thought
the expenses Of the city could be still fur
tber reduced. One important item OF ex-
pense which it was stated could be dis
pensed with was that of street-lamps, there
by saving about 800 per annum.
Mr.. BatcheIIer, from the Committee on
Streets, stated the action of the committee
in awarding the contract for paving and
guttering Bridge avenue to Messrs. A. Rick
and West IL Wooldridge-the first named
for two squares at S2c., and the last nam "a
at SIC. per square yard.
The guttering on Twelfth street was re-
ported as completed, and the sidewalk laid
beyond McDonough street.
[Mr. Whitehead, Mr.. Gibbs, and DR..
Monteiro appeared soon after roll-call.]
WI. IIuDtilh w dS OppOSCu w
any further Improvements unless there was
already in hand sufficient money to pay for
the work when completed.
Dr.. Monteiro brought up the lease OF the
Richmond Cedar W orks Company, and q
discussion arose between that gentleman
and Mr.. McRae. The question in dispute
being whether the company had the right
to relet or assign without the consent OF
the Council, Mr.. McRae contended that it
was so recorded in the contract or should
have been, as it was so ordered by the Coun-
Gil by resolution passed January 18th and
reaftirmed by Dr.. Monteiro's resolution
granting the company lease free OF rentfor
eight years. DR.. Monteiro centendcd that If
it 50 appeared that it had been the result OF
misapprehension.
No resolution or motion was offered, and
the discussion was entirely informal and
protracted, and was in progress when this
report was compelled to close.
Mr. J. Henry Patteson. the member
elect from the Fourth Ward to fill tue va
cancy occasioned by the resignation OF f.
J. Sampson, Esq, was out OF the city and
did not take his seat.
The Council will meet i'll regular session
next Friday, il session is not called soon
er by the president.
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Interesting Revival.-Rev. William II.
Christian, a former beloved pastor Of the
Manchester Methodist church, preached at
that church Thursday night. The attend
ance was very large. There were some
twenty penitents and four conversions.
The meetings will be continued until fur
ther notice. There is a rich field for the
good work in Manchester, and the laborers
arc few. The want OF number OF good,
earnest singers is perceptlbly felt.
The church last night was crowded to
overfowing. Rev Rev. George e. Wander
slice conducted the services, the altar was
crowded with penitents, and there were
several converts.
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AsSIGNEEs, NOTICES.
~---~~-~-------- ---~-s>------>-~--~>-----
J06a-ISyOLESTARY.l

I264-INyoLUSTARY.l
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l. UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DIS.
TRICT OF vIRGINIA-IN THE MATTER OF
DAYINO COMAsTRI, 4 BANkKuPT; ~ ~ BASh1 M
DAY OF JANUARY, 1S7S.-T0 WHOM 1T MAY
CONCERN: The undersigned. +. II. MCGUIRE. OF OF
Richmond, in the county OF Henrico ana STATE OF
VirciDi hereby gives notice Of bis appointm Us
assignee of the estate Of DarinO Comastri, OF the
county OF Hcnrco, In said district: and who was
to wit on the 4th day OF December, A. u. 1877
adjudgcd n bankrupt upon the petition OF himself
by the District Court of the United States for said
district. r. H. MCGUlhE.
NH 2-S2w assignee.
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l5525-yoLUNTARY.]

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DIS;
TRlCT OF VIRGINIA1,lNM IRGIN ~, N THE AAITEk y III Eg,SE SE
CY--AY RICHMOND, VA. THIS llTlI DAY OF
FEBRUARY, 1s7S.-To WHOM 1T MAY Lon Lon
mond, In the county OF Hsnrico aud State of Vlr-
pina hereby gives notice OF his appointment as as.
sirnee OF the estate Of d. Bechtr. OF the county
On The 10Th day OF January, a. d. lS7SEa1Mdeseo. s.
bankrupt upon the petition OF htinseit ~ diso tso
District Court OF the United ss.tess iof iGpSfMp s
trfes. E. ~ sssi-nee
mh 2-S2w -~-~~---
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KNIGHTS OF HONOR.-Deputy Grand Dc
tator G.. FL. Kreder instituted wednesday
evening in Danville, Va, Danvllle Lodge
of knights OF Honor, with hfteen charter
applicants Of the best citizens OF that CITY.
The principal officers are L. ). Talbot, die-
tator; w. w. Worsham, yice-dlctator; W..
S. Reid, reporter; j. B. Ley, financial re,
porter; William Thomas, treasurer; ana
w. w. New, past dictator.
Mr.. Kreider goes to Chatham. Lyncn-
burg, Farmyille, and other towns in South
west Virginia.
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Personal.-A. C. Attkisson, Esq, Grand
Chancellor OF the Order OF knights OF
Pythias in Virginia, has an application from
prominent citizens Of Suffolk for dispen-
sation to institute & lodge OF that noble or
der in that place. The application win
doubtless be granted, and the institution
take place at an earlv dav. ., ..-. ..... ...
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JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON, ?. b., brick store
and dwelling No. 1414 Franklin strect.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. IL NJ, administrator's
sale of Judge 4. b. Guigon's household ana
Kitchen furniture at store No. 1911 east Main
street.
T. L, WHITING, His Constable, IL NJ, Richmond
enquirer presses, type, stones, &c.
J. L. APPERSON, p. M., at No. l04 Main street,
catalogue sale of law, medical, and misceila-
npous books,
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Mrs. CoasTocK's SERVICES To-MoRRow.
Mrs. z. L. Comstock, Of Michigan, whose
from the pulpit have been en-
loved by so many Of our citizens, has return
ed from Lower Virginia, where she has
spent several days, and will hold her last
public service ut the Friends Westinghouse
at II O'Clock tomorrow morning. She will
also preach to the inmates of the almshouse
at d o'clock P. M.
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I UNCLAIMED PosTALs.- Letters and postals
addressed as follows remained unclaimed in
Richmond post-office: F. Doebly, James
Duke, Mrs. d. T. Elicit, R. w. Elan,
Clarence Edwards, Captain Thomas c.
Fisher, W. c.. Truen1an, Robert Fraser,
Matilda Giles, s. H. Gordon, Mary j. Glenn,
Mrs. Martha Gregory, Samuel II. Ball, Mar
tia A. Harris, Mary 8. Harris. W.sP. Har-
rison, Louisa Hardy, Charles Monroe New
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ANOTHER LECTURE FROM JUDGE FARRAR.
Our Church Hill friends are TO have treat
from Judge Farrar on Tuesday night next,
when he will lecture at the Leigh-Street
Baptist church His humorous lectures are
generally we'll attended, and rs the cause Is
a worthy one the Judge will no doubt be
greeted by very full house.
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49,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT C0URT, FR1DAY-
Judge Ii. W. Hughes presiding. In the
matter OF J. j. s. Snezor. Assignee to set
tile his account as assignee before one Of the
registers In bankruptcy by the next term Of
the court. essq .si!st ~ s. Z Z gfs4-
Il In5the matter Of Moses n. Greer. War.
field Price fled his petition and Is made a
party to the petition Of assignee. and the
hearing upon said petitions continued until
the next term Of tbe court.
In the matter OF D. X. Ferguson. The
proceedings upon a rule to subject bank
rupt's real estate for sale and order OF sale
dismissed, without prejudice to the rights
of the assignee to sell claim against the
realty, or to institute proceedings TO SUBJ
iect the same to the payment OF his claim.
In the matter Of Dooley, trustee, Us. Vir-
ginia Fire and, Marine Insurance Company.
Trustee to ascertain at what be can rent
the premises in controversy for the term OF
twelve months, and il offered such terms as
he shall think reasonable, is authorized to
make such lease, but subject to the approval
OF the Court. t@s ~
In the matter of A. T. Williams & Bro
ther. Ordered that the decree OF 7th OF
February, 1878, be construed as intending
to confirm the priorities OF liens as reported
by the register.
In the matter OF John L. Ellis. Assignee
to convey certain mineral rights in sixty
acres of land to purchasers; the purchaser
Of ninety acres Of the real estate having
failed to comply with terms OF sale, the as
signee is ordered to resell the same.
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THE TEMPERANCE acknowledgements
meetings will be held at the Clay-Street
Baptist church tomorrow evening at 35
O'Clock, and at the Pine-street Baptist
church Monday night at y o'clock. Ad-
dresses may be expected from Revs: S. Z.
Clopton and j. B. Hutson; and Rev. w. w.
Wood, Grand Lecturer of the Good Tenn
plars, will explain the objects and principles
OF that order.
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DON'T 90 WHEHE YOUR LOVE LIES 2DRBAx-
ING. butso any cigar store or restanrant and ask
for WHlILocK MODEL CIGAgs, and dream the
happy hosrs away BY yourself. It will pay better in
the long ran. .st' 49, ~ Hsst Jt'.Si
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(5520.J
~ MIL, nISTRIET COURT OF THE

TN TuE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
N,mtn .TES FOR THE EASTERN DIS.
TRilr OF OF VlRGINiA.lN THE En- MAITEtRx 4 ntxR *
MAkY j. WHITE, IyES,hsbAS 4 bAShFVyrtr VIZ rHis HI afS iSrM
RtrrtSErf Rttr Sr EERRtiARY, iS7S-To WnoM 1T NAY
hs and seeas ssis % Of v
mona m.n harahv h gives notice OF hi, appon:men. as
sial aets" Of ihe ests,e Of Mary White OF the
equity of Henrtco, in said district apS ~ Ss7saa-
iu"d bankrupt upon the petition ei hesss 9y ssa
ntsiricI Court OF the United STATES 59r saw
. NH 2-Sow y. -. nh-- x- ----------------
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! Doctor OF DIVINITY Rev. A..W. Wed.
deli, rector of st. Johns church In this city,
has received the degree Of Doctor OF Di-
yinity from the venerable college OF William
and Mary. "a. =. r-.--I i
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DEATH OF MRS. Observation-Disclosures
of the death OF Mrs. Eccleston, mother OF
Rev. j. Fl. Eccleston, who has been called
to the Monumental church, has been re-
aeiyed here
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The County Court.-M. a. Cog bill, Esq,
clerk OF the County Court, left the city
Yesterday. after brief sojourn, to arrange
affairs for the March term Of the County
Court, which commences Monday.
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THE "GLENwooD" WHIsKEY took the first pre-
MUM at the State Fair.
The Select" Whlskey 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. u. BLAIR & Co.,
9O3 Main street.
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give their cheerful =acquiescence to a mea-
sure that will not only prove to be harmless
TO them bur Of Immense and lasting benefit
to the State. Ring your. bell, then. cheer.
fully,gentlemen, and to avoid any difficulty
with the officers OF the law, have posted on
the walls OF your establishments the follow
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PROPOSALS..
DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.

Two PHYSICIANS.
WYETH'S DIALYSED IRON
has no unpleasant taste smell, does not irritate
the stomach, is easily administered, and does not
backen the teeth. 1t Is neutral solution OF IRON,
is uniform and permanent. We cisEense IT In any
quantity and also in bottles, with dropper aud full
directions for 81 Il bottle.
COMPRESSED TABLETS OF CHLORATE OF
POTASH,
each tablet containing five grains Of the chorate OF
potash, and nothing else. These are much used in
cases of diphtheritic sore-throat and infammatons
OF The mouth, &c.
WYETH'S BEEF, IRON AND WINE
u most useful ana beneficial general tonic for inva
lids, acceptable 10 the palate and stomach. Sold ut
MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore,
fees 9l9 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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ToBAcCo-F FACTORY PARTLY BURNED.-The
roof and upper story OF Isaac N. Vaughan's
brick tobacco-factory, located on the south
side Of the Basin bank-No. 1011 east Canal
street-was burned yesterday morning. The
fire originated from the engine used in the
factory, and had made considerable head
way when the alarm was turned in. Several
of the employees. of the factory endeavored
to put out the fire, but finding their efforts
OF no avail turned In an alarm at 6:43, to
which Companies A, B, c, E, and & re-
sponded and went to work. About half an
hour later another alarm was turned in at
Station IA, corner Tenth and Byrd streets,
which brought out the entire department
OF the city. The fire was thereafter soon
put out, with loss to Mr.. Vaughan on his
stock and fixtures Of about $4,000. Insured
for 50, 2,25O-$1,O 1000 in the Virginia Fire and
Marine Insurance Company and S1,25O in
the Granite Insurance Company. The build
ing belongs to the estate Of Joseph Allen,
deceased. and is insured for $4,000 in the
Richmond Banking and Insurance Com
pany. Loss on building, 5000.
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spAsMs.-A colored woman named Eliza
Brown was taken sick with spasms yester-
day at Boykin's factory, corner OF TWen-
tieth and Cary streets, and was taken to her
home in the city ambulance.
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CONTRACT AwARDEp.-The Council Joint
COMMITTEE on Light has awarded the con-
tract for furnishing coal for the City Gas
Works to the Coal Valley Coal Company, OF
which Mr.. Fred. Faulkner is the represen-
tatiye in this city.
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ANOTHER ARREsr.-CaptainW White, OF the
Second police district, yesterday arrested
Moses Braxton, charged with making ale le-
lonious assault upon Robert Scott. The
case win come UP In the Police Court to-
day.
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Fon ALL DISEASES OF TIE TEETH AND GUMS
use MEADE 6 BAKERS CARB0L1C MOUTH
WASH, Fifty cents bottle.
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LIQUID FLowERs.-This new aud beautiful ar''
as taught by Madame Harding, can be learned ,n
one hour. Lessons by Mrs. II. 5. ApPEn SON. sis
south Second street. Terms, S.. Instructions gwen
In Wax-Fruit, Confectionery, and Flowers. Na'u'
raj flowers neatly eubalmed.
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81. ELLYsnN & CO.. advertising agents. Inert adj
vertisemenrs in All Of the newspapers Of the United
staIes nt publishers rates. Orders icft OF the Dts
pa1ch couutiAg-room viii receive prsmpf atten-
Ho,S
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Fob OFFENSIVE DREATH fromi decayed teeth
and diseased gums, use MEADE e BAKER's CAR
BoLIc MoUIH-WAsH. Fifty cents bottle.
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LEVY BROTHERS


ARE DOING A LARGE BUSINESS.
THE ATTRACTION TO THEIR STORE
AT THIS TIME
is GREATER THAN 1T EVER WAS.
They have received
LARGE QUANTITIES OF NEW GOODS,
AND. on!
HOW Low THEY ARE SELLING THEM
Go to t, ~
LEVY BROTHERS
by all means
MAKE YOUR PURCHASES,
AND YOU WILL SAVE MONEY.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

For BLEEDING GUMS, use MEADE & BAKERS
CARBoLIC MoUTII.WAsH. Fifty cents q bottle.
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RoBBED.-Mr. @. B. Lipscomb's office was
entered yesterday by q sneak-thief ana rob-
bed OF about thirty dollars In money.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done atthe
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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CHARGE 1T TO BUSTER .-WliITLocKs renu-
tatio1 as THE cigar manufacturer OF the celebrated
Model Peach Key West, and other brands, mas neeh
honestly won by fair dealing and uniform courtesy,
by giving good article for reasonable price.
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BUcKwIIEAT CAKES. If properly made, are a
choice dish for breakfast. II you wish them nice
light, and wholesome, always use DooLEY's YEAST
POWDER. Your grocer has It, or can get 1t for you
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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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y FOA ULCERA5ED MoUrE, the healing properties
Of MEADE & BsxER's CAEBoL,Ic MoUTH-WAsH
are uBexcelled. Fifty cents bottle. .<'f4~t
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DO YOU KNOW OLD BROWN Windsor Soap lasts
longer, is more highly perfumed. and more emoi-
lient In use than these young felowss il +. At
KrNsoN, manufacturers, London.
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1913 Main street, opposite post-onice.

WHERE, on! WHERE can get the MODEL CI-
GAR? That Is the KeY-West-ion. At P. WHIT
LOCKS, LASS Main street.. SIS ,1Ts,af
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Plz2lNI has u fresh lot of SOFT MAEsHMAILow"
and CnOC CoLATE-DRoPs.
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, SWEET FLORIDA ORANGES. = &
FINE RIPE BANANA - ,fffi +
. FRESH MALAGA GRAPEs,fry .gs,9
IcE-CREA1f Of all fayors.
nj CoLUaBUs's 321 Broad street.

.3 FINE iEaTIyG-PRUNEs.--Go to PIzzIHpst and
get some OF this excellent fruit.
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OFFICE RICHMOND RAILWAY CoAPAEY,l
RICHMOND, March 8, 1878. )
NOTICE.-The alterations ON the track
~ OF this road at Broad and Adams streets are
now com pete, and afford mnch-increased conye-.
nenes and comfort TO passengers changing ears 81
that point. g. WALDROP,
NH 9-lts Secretary.
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OLE. PAINT. PUTTY, dc.

OLE. PAINT. PUTTY, dc.
KEROSENE OIL,
READY-NIIXED PAINTS-all colors,
PUTTY.
KsLSOMINE,
PARIS WHITE,
offered to the trade at The very LOWEST PRICES.
GEORGE A. BOOK,
successor to s. L. Doye),
1912 Main street and 504 Broad street.
NH 2
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HEADACHE AND NEURALGIA PILLS.

AS A FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth there Is nothing so good as MEADE & BA-
KER's CARBoLIc MoUTH-WAsu Fifty cents .
bottle.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
mild. At night it was cooler, with easterly
winds.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 4. M, 50;
8 A. NJ, 81; noon, IS; 3 P. H.. 80; P.
~, II; midnight, 65.