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LOCAL MATTERS.
DECISION OF THE SUPREME CoURT IN THE
AHxHAUsEY CASE. Tfe following are the.

/ DECISION OF THE SUPREME COURT IN TIL
.aaiAHSH4UsEN CASE. .The following are tlfe
points in this case: ~ '5#
The defendant (Marxhallsen) was indicted
and convicted in the Hastings Court OF sell
ling ardent spirits without license in the
months OF May and June, 1877. The jury
assessed against him a fine OF one hundred
dollars, and the Court sentenced him to i'm
prisonmeHt in the city jail for thirty days.
At the time of the commission OF the of
fence By Marxhausen the bar-room keep
ers OF the city OF Richmond had not been
supplied with the Mofettt registers. They
were, in fact, not so supplied until Septcm-
ber 10, 1877.
Under the act of 1s75-'76 person selling
liquor without license was liable to fine
only, but not to imprisonment. Under the
Moffett-register act, passed March 80, 1877,
parties selling without license are liable, on
conviction, not only 10 q fines but also to
imprisonment.
The question in this case was whether n
person selling without license in May and
June, before the registers were supplied TO
the city, was, in addition to the fine, to be
also imprisoned. The difficulties of the
case grew out Of the fact that the Moffett-
register law, imposing the imprisonment,
was declared TO be In 1Orce from It's passage.
Nevertheless, the Court of Appeals was Of
opinion that the increased penalties imposed
by that act were only intended for those who
violated the peculiar provisions OF the said
act. BY the very terms of that act it could not
be carried practically into operation until
the Auditor was ready to furnish the regis
tiers; and until the registers were so fur
nished licenses were granted to applicants
according to the provisions Of the act OF
1S75s76. It was that act, therefore, and
that alone, which was violated by tue de-
fendant.
This is buta meagre abstract of the opin-
ion OF the Court as delivered by Judge
Staples. 1t will be understood, however,
the result is that in no case can the penalty
OF Imprisonment be imposed for selling
liquor without license in q particular
county, city, or town until the Auditor or
Commissioner OF the Revenue has supplied
that locality with the Moffett register.
The Judgment of the Hastings Court
was therefore reversed, so far as to. sentenc-
ing the defendant to Imprisonment.
The case was most ably argued by the
Acknowledgement for the State, and by Col
onel John B. Young for the defendant.
Mr.. MarXhausen appeared before Judge
Guigon yesterday, and paid to the clerk in
court the fine and costs, amounting to
s13s.O4, and was discharged.
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Mrs. CoMsroCK's SERvGCEs.-Nlrs. Eliza
beth Comstock, OF Michigan, minister in
the Society OF Friends, who visited this
city few weeks since, has returned and
will hold several meetings for divine wor-
ship during next week. Notice OF the times
and places will be given. Her style is SIM
pie but fervid-often eloquent and impress
sive. Her meetings have usually attracted
large crowds, and all leave the house pleased
with the speaker and her great earnestness.
She preached at Trinity church on Thurs
day and last night, and will attend two
meetings at Friends meetins-house to-mor-
row-one at II A. NJ. and another at 4
o'clock 2. d.
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THE CONSERVATIVE CAUCUS TRIUMPHANT.
After q long contest, and great deal OF
blowing on the part OF the readiusters, the
regular Conservative caucus, presided over
by General W. II. +. Lee, has come off vic
torious. Both caucuses made nominations
;or State officers last week, and the noml-
nces OF the regular Conservative ca1lcus
were elected. This was the first test OF
strength, and as the Conservative party was
so signally successful we need not fear
anything from the opposition; but can
safely trust the honor and interests Of the
Commonwealth in the hands Of that party
which redeemed it from Radicalism, and
which has never yet done anything to brlng
reproach upon the fair name and fame es,sof
the State.- West Point Star.
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INSTALLATION OF OFFIcERs.-At regular
meeting OF Phoenix Lodge, No. 81, |. 0. G..
IT,, held at WilkinSon's Hall Thursday
night, the 7th instant, the following officers
were installed into office by Lodge Deputy
r. Fl. Buriord: W. G. Walter, W. G. L. ;
Mrs. G.. A. Perry, w. V. T.; James o.
Verscr, w. Secretary; j. I. Wright, W. r.
Secretary; Miss Ida Vcrser, w. T.; G; IL.
Cosby, w. c.; G. l.. Jones, W. ~. MISS
Lou. Willis, W. I. g.; II. Il. Smith, W. ..
g.; Miss Emma Reed, W. r. Il. s.; Mrs.
w. C. Walter, w. L. Ii. S.; Miss q: =.
Willard, w. Associate Secretary; Miss Mol
lie FoXWcll, W. ID. NJ.
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ANXIOUS FOR MORE TAXEs.-At n meet
ing held on Tuesday at West Point, King
William county, it was almost unani-
mously-
Resolued, That we, the citizens OF the
town Of West Point, in public meeting as
sembled, do most respectfully request the
Town Council OF West Point to petition,
through our representative, the General
Assembly, at its present session, to amend
the act OF the Legislature adopted on the
- of -, 1877, so as to permit our town
authorities to assess the real and personal
property in said town, without any regard
to the State assessment, and that the Coun-
ell may be authorized to impose a capitation
tax, not exceeding one dollar per capita, on
all the male citizens OF the town liable to
pay capitation tax to the State. It being
our desire in having this change in The law
to put the Council in a position to extend
the necessary aid to our public schools, so
as to be enabled to keep them open during
the entire term OF ten months.
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The refusal OF several Italian bishops to
celebrate funeral masses for the King pro-
vokcd serious disturbances. At Piacenza
the bishops carriage was mobbed, the WIN
dows OF the Episcopal Palace were smashed,
and the rioters were only dispersed at the
point Of the bayonet. At Bologna there
were similar demonstrations. At Rome
Cardinal Bilio urged the Pope to send al
encycical letter to all the bishops, enloin-
ing on them policy Of resistance, the hold
ing OF q consistory and the delivery OF an
aliocution in which it should be affirmed
that the advent Of the new King and the
continuance OF the present Ministry endan-
eered the independence OF the conclaye.
THE same intolerant Cardinal advised the
Pope to decline to receive any foreign rep
resentatiye who had arrived to do honor to
the remains OF "the despoller." Cardinal
Manning pointed out the imprudence OF
this course, and. on the other hand, the In
consistency Of yielding all points in the
question of religious rites, especially as
there was no proof that the new King in
tended to deyiate from the policy pursued
by his father. He discountenanced any con-
cession that could be construed as an adj
mission OF the right Of the King to rule IN
the Papal dominion.
The composer OF "Martha" is almost
always spoken Of as simply e Flotow," and
he is universally regarded as professional
composer, working for his bread; but this
lis mistake. He is a German gentleman by
birth and education; his title is Baron Won
Flotow, and he composes because he is a
fanatic for music! He was born in Meek,
lenburg, and was intended by'his father to
! be a tliDlomatist, but he was at one time Q
cavalry officer in the Prussian service, sub
l.sequentIy a chamberlain {honorary) in the
service OF bis sovereign the Grand Duke
HisIove OF art induced him to study at tht
Conservatoire In Paris, his muster being
Reicha. OF those Of his operas which arr
best known,sss StradellaY was. produced II
lIs40, Anne en- Peine' 10 lS48, 8 Mar Mar
ltha 2 In 1S47, &. II 'Cmbrao in 1870, ant
The Flower OF Harlem in 1876 He lla.
another opera read fior La scala5 and in !
few weeks "a work OF his will be- !brpngll
Tout atsthe Paris Italiens. He Is now snearl,,
lin bis sixtg-sixth year. ifsSs:a lS 3
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The Chesterfield Gransers at Work.-At
meeting OF the Council of Graugers Of
Chesterfield county held at the courthouse
last Monday, J. S. Taylor, OF Grange No.
1874, was appointed delegate to the Virginia
State Grange, which assemblies in Lynch
burg Tuesday, February 18th. Joseph E..
Laprade, OF Grange No. 24S, was appointed
o1t
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS ron Ted D4Y.-- For the Middle
Atlantic States, cloudy, rainy weather, warm
easterlg veering to colder northwest winds,
and falling followed by rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic and East Gulf
States, partly cloudy weather, Southwestern
! " Yeering to colder northwesterly winds;
| and rising barometer.
For the West Gulf States. colder, partly
cloudy weather, areas Of light rain, winds
mostly from the northwest, and rising ba-
rometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, cold
er, cloudy weather, with rain, turning into
snow, northeasterly backing to northwest
winds, and rising barometer.
Cautionary' signals continue at Cape Hem
ry, Atlantic City, Sandy Hook, Newport,
New Haven, New London. Woods Hole,
Boston, Thatcher's Island, Portland, East
port, Grand Haven, Milwaukee, Ludington !;
and cautionary of-shore signals are ordered
for 1ndianola, Galveston, Cape Hatteras,
Kitty Hawk, Cape Henry, Cape Lookout,
and Norfolk.
For the Middle Atlantic States, and du-
ring the month OF February, winds blowing
from the cast-northeast or south-southeast,
or from directions between those points, are
found to be the winds most likely to be fol-
lowed by rain or snow. Winds blowing
from the north-northwest, or west-south-
west, or from directions between those
points, are found to be the winds least likely
to be followed by rain or snow.
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ROBBERY ON SEVENTEENTH STREET.
About twilight on Thursday white thief
entered the residence OF Mr.. Michael II.
Irwin, No. 413 north Seventeenth street,
and carried off his wife's watch. The man
could have been captured by Mr. Irwin,
but the latter hearing the thief, and know
ing that he had about five hundred dollars
in the house, went to secure TINT hrst, ana
while he was doing so the thief made OIL
with the watch. No arrests.
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"A DEAR. GLASS OF BEER.-PhiIip Heifrieh.
convicted OF failing to register . giass OIL
beer sold, appeared before. Judge Guagoh
Yesterday, paid the fine and costs, amonh.- !,
ing to $49.30, in accordance with the nnu-
ing oi.the Court, the Supreme Court having
affirmed its action.
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REPUTATION VIEWED FROM THE STAND
POINT OF MORALITY.-The earnest words
spoken to theVirginians the other day by that
distinguished and eloquent divine the Rev.
j. L. N. Curry will, we arc sure, find hearty
echo among all those throughout South
Carolina who have not forgotten that in any
honesty i are p the unerring measure OF indi-
vidual honor and private credit. DR.. Curry
is a churchman, but his wide experience
and deserved prominence in the hlrly-burly
Of political life before he donned the cloth
give to his admonitions all the weight that
belongs to the utterances Of the conscien-
tious Statesman and distinguished patriot
Charleston IS. CO. NelCS.
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Police Court Act;ng- Justice C,uscl.-
field presiding. Only one criminal case re-
ported yesterday. Peter w. Burke (col-
ored), charged with larceny, was acquitted,
but being a suspicious character was re-
quired to give security in the sum OF $500.
The civil docket was very large, and oc-
cupied the attention OF his Honor until
nearly 4 O'Clock r. M. q
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SALE OF SToGK.-Fourteen and two-thirds
shares of the stock OF the Old Dominion
IRON and Nail-Works Company were sola
Yesterday by B.. Fl. Nash.. commissioner
&c, for SS3.G24, cash, per share lpar yaiue,
800 ner share). Subsequently twenty shafes
were sold for SIS per share. - s4Ga
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Dir. RAISsF0RD's MISSION WoRK.-Rev.
Dir. Rainsford concluded his mission work
at St. Pau's church last night. The SER
vices yesterday were deeply impressive,
and will doubtless long be remembered by
all present.
This evening there will be a meeting in
the interest OF Sunday-scheol workers at
st. PauPs church at a O'Clock.
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SUpREME CouRT OF APp.ALs.-B. + .
Bland. Esq, md Richard H. q Lee, Esq,
qualified to practice in this court yesterday.
Darlington Us. Ficklen's executors. Part-
~ argued by Judge Ould for the plaintiff in
error and q. g. Kean, Esq, for the fiefen-.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

The Great Agony Ouer.-As was ex-
pected and confidently predicted, the jury
in the case of the City Us. The Common
Council entered notle prosequi. 1t was
one of those numerous cases in which mo-
body was to blame.
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I ACoUITTED.--Pete Paccini, charged with
failing to register drink sold, was tried in
the Hastings Court yesterday and acquit-
ted.
Archie Black, charged with the same
offence, was tried and acquitted.
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NEWMAN vs. VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE CoMPANY.-In the District Court
of the United STATES, Judge Hughes pre-
siding, in the case Of j. Cohn, assignee OF
Oscar Newman, Us. The Virginia Fire and
Marine Insurance Company. the jury rem
dered their verdict In favor OF the said COM
.
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MI THALHIMERBR BROTHERS, LEAD
ERs OF LOW PRICES, TO THE FRONT-sTlLL
FURTHER REDUCTIONS TO CLOSE OUT OUR
WINTER STOCK-SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
OFFERED THIS WEEK.
1900 yards GOOD quality CORDED P1QUES at go
Ok n,sces Sa.s' FRENCH NAINsooK and CAM
BRIO at 10 worth l5c.:
rs pieces NEW STYLE SHIFTING CAMBRIC
A large stock SHEETINGS and COTTONS at the
lowest market prices. Any one in want OF g61d ana
cheap DRESS GOODS, S SHAWLS, SKIRTS.
BLASkETS, and UNDERVESTS, should give us
a call as we guarantee to save from 20 TO 20 per
4 fun line of BLACK ALPACAS, CACHEMlRES,
TANIISE, CREPE-CL0TH. and BRlLLIANrc
TINES. at 'extraor rdinary1ow prices. Our stocR oi
these goods is completes ask call from those IN
want Of same TABLE-LINENS, TOW ELS, NAL NJ
KTNS. WHITE MARSEILLES and other QUILTS,
EURTAIN-LACES, &c, ut extra low prices. We
arc selling our extensive stock OF CASSlMERES
for mems and boys wear, WATER-Pk00t' ana
BEAVER-CLoTHS, RED Ta WHITE, gfEiIIIf RLIEs and s
GRAY FLANNELS, CHEViOT SHlRTlNGS, &c,
ut prices lower than ever, 10 reduce stecs. give
ms a call on CASSINIERES. 250 dozen LADIES',
misses and children's HOSE; ladies' STRiPED
HOSIERY, all kinds and prices: misses SIklPED
HOSIERY; chiidrcn's STRIPED HOSlES4, very
ehcap as our stock is very large, and wishing 10 re-
f,uce same, we viii offer them at very low iiGures.
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
rea .st. ~ 60l Broad street.
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J Ros,sks. sTATIONERY. DC. !
.BLEs FROM 40c. TO $40.

DIBLEs FROM 40c. TO $40.
we offer large assortment OF small and medium
size BIBLES at Aoc. 10 81 81 bound In Cloth, sheep
Morocco Wood, Pearl IVORY, and Velvet, with and
without CLASPS aldo, the Teachers and the Revised
EDITION. FAMILY and PULPIT BIBLES from rS' n
SIS 10 $40. u. !. y y. e j.
PRAYER-B00Ks ana HY3NALs from 25c. 70
s2e~many different sizes and tysea of h.naing. @
',sl.sss - Il ANDoLPH a ENGLISH, M
IL 4 .dAw 1909 and 1904 Main street.
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!. d. REMICK.

DYSPEPSIA, NEURALGIA, THROAT, AND
UTERINE DISEASES cured for twenty-five years by
Bedford Alum and Iron Mass. Endorsed by profes-
sion. Fall proof free upon call. Price, 81, post
paid. Sold by r. w. POWERS &c Co., Richmond,
Va. Liberal terms to dealers. Address Bedford
Alum autl Iron Springs Company, Lynchburg, Va.
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The Hastings Court.-The Hastings
Court has adjourned after lengthy session.
The Carter-Anderson will case was post
poned until the next term.
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AIRS. CHARLES DE vILLIERs

M p 7 -. -. =
date Principal Of Bremond Institute, Norfolk, Val
WILL OPEN A
SELECT ENGLISH AND FRENCH SCHOOL,
- 80 FOR GIRLS, -
on MONDAY the 11th instant.
French will be taught practically, without extra
charge, in the primary as well in the senior de-
partmcpt. Evening classes of French conferSaauon at
tlays. Classical Courses and Lessons on the Plano
by Monsieur CHARL LEs DE VlLLlERS, n: a.
For further particulars. apply at 3l2 noflh
Twelfth Street, Richmond, Va: ,-..e.n.
References: Hon. John B. Whi,ehead, Norfolk
Va Hon. ". II. Taliaferro, Rev. 10. ". warren,
d. D., Rev. J. William Jones' ID. D.. Monsieur g.
de Sibourg, aud William 3. Gray, NJ D., Richmond'
We, ie e-9t'
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ORDINATIoN.-R Rev. L. A. Meade, q. grand
son Of the late Bishop Meade, will be on
tdained priest in st. Marks church Satur1
day by Bishop Whittie at Il O'Clock. l3i
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MoFFETT-REGIsTER DRAwBACK.-Mr. CHAs.
EuKEI has beautiful metal drawback, manufac-
turcd By c. BELLENoT, No. Fourteenth street. It
is neat and unique, and will prove great conve-
nience to all bar-room keepers.
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A NEW AND ELEG ANT PREPARATION is j. 6 i.
ArKINsoS's Glycerine Lotion. ItIsnot onlya pre-
vcntlve Of dandruiF, but imparts to the hair re-
markable softness and brllliaIcy.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was mild, and
alternately cloudy, rainy, and clear.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 50 !;
0 A. NJ So; noon, 60; 8 P. NJ, G2; 6 P.
NJ, SO; midnight, 81.
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NEW, FIRM.

TTAyTNG PURCHASED THE GOOD
IL WILL and INTEREST Off. BURG Ess Co.
we are now prepared to furnish at all times the finest
MEATS at lowest market prices. Fine BEEF, MUI-.
TON, VEAL, PORK, DRIED and SPICED BEEf.i
CORNED BEEF, DRIED BEEF-TONGUES SAu-i
SAGE Of all kinds; the finest cstPoRh-sAUsAaE y 70
be had In the city. 4 3.E WOODS i& lindsey !
ia l5-l,n Stall No. 8, Second Market
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TIE "GLENwooD wIIIsKEY took the first pre-
MUM ar the State Fair.
The /" 3 Select" Whskcy is recommended by DIR.
J. B. McCaw.
Duff Gordon Sherry-our own importation.
Cigars, of every grade, Of our own manufacture.
Liberal discount to the trade.
w. u. BLAZE 6 Co.,
003 Main street.
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EDUCATIONAL.

T S. SQUIRE'S CLASSICAL. MATHE-
IL. NAUTICAL, AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, NO.
2l3 GRACE, BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD
STREETS-The half session will commence FEB
RUARY 11TH. NIGHT-SCHOOL at above loca-
tion FOUR NIGHTS IN THE WEEK. For parlcu-
lars, terms &C., inquire at residence as above
S-1tx
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HEADACHE AND NEURALGIA PILL!

MALAGA GRAPEs.--A fresh lot just received at
CoLuMBuS's, 32l Broad street. .....
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SATURDAY :. J. FEBRUARY 0, 1878.
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N. ELLYsoN s CO.. advertising agents, ,nsert ad-
versisements in ai!of the newspapers Of the United
SIaes at publishers rates Orders left at the DIS
paSck countins-room will, receive prsmnt attsa-
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DIssOLUTIONs q PARTNERSHIPS.
OF CO-PARTNER-
SHIP.-The firm Of BRANNAs BROTHERS
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
f. j. BRANNAS has purchased the interest OF w .
]. Brannan In stock, debts. and goodwill, and has
- :, y e. j. BRANNAN.
w. j. BRANNAN.
= JsrpprARy a. 1878. stfr5 fe 9-2tx
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Wishing to clear out all the DAMAGED and
soTLED GOODS unavoidably injured by the rush
of the holidays, we have placed them Oh a counter
by themselves and marked each piece at such figures
MS will close them out at once, This sale includes
all our injured goods Of every description, and the
prices are from sc. to 75c. There are not great
many of them and those calling cares: will see the
best bargains. !.. .@.
Remember the priccs-oc. 10 75c for goods worth
90c. II perfect.
Our store has been much improved during the
past t,- 1veeks, and we can show our friends many
NEW GODS, and shall be pleased to have them
call. Respectfully,
. W. A.. STEVENS,
IN 90 .i- J. 4 sos Broad street.
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HOTEEs.
KOTER.S.
,TO THE TRAVELLING. PUBLIC. j

Z THE PURCELL HOUSE -
formerly Old Na,ionai),
~ ~ NORFOLK, VA, - s.tss
isentireiy new, and newly furnished with the finest
furniture and latest improvements, Including patent
elevator, and Is acknowledged by press and paDhc
FINEST HOTELsIS THE STATE. 81
The table IS supplied win the best afforded by tie
Baltimore and Eorfolk markets, and tue Fatss' F5tss
FISH and GAofE or the Cl,asap peake bay. =.
TERMS go, SO. so, aud S3 per day, aecordinaSS 70
location OF room.
Eiegant sau,pie- rooms for drnmners. tssssss
Hotel located In The heart OF the City * yro fge
formerly Of Paree, House. Wilmington: ~ S5
" Ja1b I'm .. . troiusee''sos.x 's'r :.
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sa~FACTs THAT CAN BE PROVEN.

T. r. PRICE 6 CO.
invite notice to
Beautiful stock Of HAMBURG EDGlNG, cut ont
and ready for use;
FRUIT-oF-THE-LoOM, AUBURN, ANDROs-
CoGGIN Al C0TTONS at lOc.;
NEW YORK MILLS, WASIsUTTA, and other A
STANDARDS, at 12Ec.;
Special attractions In LINEN and COTTON
sIIEETlNGS;
Cheapest and best-assorted stock of TABLE-DA NJ
ASKS and WINE-CLoTHs ever shown in this
city.
First opening in the city Of LIGHT PERCALES,
'CRETONNES, aud CALICOES.
WINTER NOVELTIES at far less than prime
cost.
Look at our superb stock of COLORED FURNI-
TURE- CRETONNES.
We desire :he CASH BUYERS TO know that We can
sell DoMEsTICs, EsIBRoIDERIES, PERCALEs,
CAMBRICS, and other standards, as low as the low
est Irregular houses. Give us 4 call.
I. r. PRICE & CO..
f4 11o1 Main street.
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8irllll,olld lilspatlflt,

B- THE CIRCULATION OF THE B1sPATCTI
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN. OF; ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY af VIZ .s5z.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done the
DISPATCH PRiNTING-HoUSE. Good work, low
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed. - a..>t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ss sYCLE BROTHERS
DEFY COMPETITION
HAaBUReH EDeINGs.

we saaH exhibit MONDAY on our centre coun-
tcrs 100000 yards Of HAsfBURGlfs-all new,
fresh goods, and OF q Superior quaIity-beaatiful
pa,tcrns, suitable for the nest trade. Prices from,
Sc. to 81 per yard, which is about half The price
charged last season for ihc same qualities.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-09

President or Secretary Greenback Club, Richmond
'1''''''' ". w. FORBES, Postmaster.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-09
INs URANCE COMPANIES.

assets January /,
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Less depreciation In
United States Go
vernlnent bonds.
Less special contin-
gent fund to meet
any depreciation
in value OF real
estatc..............