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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-18
LOCAL MATTERS.

Civil. RIGHTs.-Mr. E. 81. Wilmer, a
member Of the Legislature who is engaged
in business at Burkeyille, was recently ar
rested on the charge of refusing to sell
liquor to q colored man named Sidney
Fowlkes at The portion of his bar where
white customers are usually served. The
alleged refusal was nearly year ago.
Mr.. Wilmer represents that he did
not sell the liquor to Fowlkes because the
latter had aboard at the time as much as he
could carry. Mr.. Wilmer was ready for
examination several days ago, but the
United States commissioner did not come
from Farmville to Burkeville, MS expected,
and it is therefore supposed the case is at an
end
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The TEMPERANCE REvIvAL.-The Theatre
was crowded last night from centre to cir
cumference. The dress:circle and parquet
were thronged with ladies. Mr.. Doutney
made one OF his best talks, Mrs. Doutney
sang very sweetly several solos, and the
quartette rendered some fine selections,
among them the favorite, "Come Where
My Love Lies Dreaming" In the role of
the man with the delirium tremens MIR.
Doutney was said by experts to hold the
mirror up to nature in IN eminent degree.
Tonight the exercises promise to be very
interesting, and the time and place of the
meetings for the ladies and the children
under fifteen years OF age will be an
nounccd. n
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RICHMOND AND PETERsBURG.-There was
pleasant telephonic communication be-
tween Richmond and Petersburg yesterday.
Messrs. Hates and Payntar had invited Il
number Of gentlemen OF the Railroad Con-
vention to witness the working of their
latest improved instruments. and the
experiments were highly successful.
The sounds came over the Wines
with great distinctness. There were
several fine singers, both ladies and gentle
was listcned to with much pleasure by the
audience in Richmond. Mr.. Chris. Quincy
sang very amusing comic song, every
word Of which was heard with the greatest
ease.
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PERSONAL---VERY.. Mr.. Guy, Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Conference, formerly of Sid.
ney Methodist Episcopal church, and now
on the Hicksford circuit, was in the city yes.
terday.
Among the visitors to the Tobacco Ex-
change yesterday were w. Luhmann, New
York; r. NJ. Harris, Albemarlc; E. S.
Jones, Greensboro, n. c.; A. L. Venable,
Petersburg; ]. B. Glenn, Prince Edward !;
III. Noting, Henrico; w. G. Dunnington,
Farmvlle; L. V. Miller, Baltimore; V.
Lancaster, Cumberland; D. II. Jackson,
Powhatan; w. j. Walton, Louisa; G. S.
Donovan, Boston; J. 3. Andersen and W.
S. Andrews, Caroline. -.
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THE MOZART THIS EvENING.-T pro-
gramme for this evening will consist OF
both vocal and instrumental selections. The
orchestra will play three pieces-the over
ture "Fest," by Leutner, the waltzes
"Crine Dorato," by San Fiorenzo, and the
.sGayotte." by Rcsch. DR.. Bartkowski and
Mr.. Reinhardt will play q duo for violin and
piano "Il Barbeire," by Rossni, and MI.
Thilow a solo for 'cello, "Le Desir,' by
Servais. Mrs. Reinhardt will sing two solos
for soprano-scena and aria, from Frel-
schultz, by Weber, and "Du BlSt Mem
Traume," by Abt, with obligato for 'cello
by Mr.. Thilow.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, YESTERDAY.
Harrison Us. Harrison and ais. Appeal
allowed from decree OF the Hastings Court
OF the city of Petersburg.
Harrison rs. Marks and ais. Appeal al
lowed from decree Of the Hastings Court
OF the city Of Petersburg.
Hartman Us. GreenhoW, treasurer. Pc
tition for naandamus. Fully argued by w.
L. Royal for plaintiff and Attorney-Gen-
eral for defendant, and submitted.
Folkes as. McGhee, sc. Fully argued
by A. H. Sands for appellant and submit
ted.
Davis's administrator rs. Hollins's execll-
tor. Dismissed.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Religious Reuiuals.-A. revival at the
Ettrick Methodist Episcopal church has
been going on for about three weeks, and a
great deal OF interest has been manifested
and the congregations have been large.
There have been twenty-five conversions
and twenty-three accessions to the church.
The meetings are still going on under the
ministrations Of the pastor, with the assist
ance OF local preachers.
AT the Methodist church Tuesday night
there were some dozen mourners and seye-
raj conversions. Meetings every night this
week.
The colored Baptist church is crowded
nightly, and the interest appears to be on
the increase
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Sons OF TEMPERANCE.-It has already
been announced that Mr.. Lou. Wagner, OF
Philadelphia, Most Worthy Patriarch Ma
tional Division, Sons OF Temperance of
North America, was in this city few days
sirce. He was going south on business, and
merely stopped over here to see the city.
He attended the meeting OF Springfield Di-
vision on Monday night. His impressions
of the city and people were so favorable
that he suggested the idea Of holding the
next meeting OF the National Division here.
This suggestion was well received, and CON-
mittees will be appointed in all the sllbordi-
nate divisions of the city to forward the
movement.
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WILBon's CoD-LrvER OIL AND LiNE.-The
great popularity OF this safe and ecacious prepara-
ion is alone attributable to Its intrinsic WORTH. In
the cure of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Whooping-Coug Scrofulous IIumors, and all Con-
sumptlve Symptoms it has no superior, II equal Let
no one neglect the early symptoms OF disease when
an agent is thus at hand which will alleviate all
complaints of the Chest, Lungs, or Throat. Manu-
factured only by A. B. WILBoR, Chemist, Boston,
Sold by all druggists.
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Hastings Court-The only case tried yes
terday was that of Nellie Gregory (colored),
charged with the larceny Of two rings, the
property OF Mrs. S. NJ. Perdue. The jury
failed to agree. Captain George D. Wise
represented the prisoner, A. q. Attkisson
appeared for the Commonwealth. There is
another indictment against the accused for
house burning.
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RArLRoAD.TfmE CONVENTION.

ANNUAL MEETING OF REPRESENTATIVES
OF SOUTHERN ROADS TO ARRANGE A
SUMMER TIME-SHEET-LIsT OF DELE
GATES PREsENT-INTEREsTIN SESSION.
THE PRESENT SCHEDULE TO BE RE-
TAINED DURING THE sUMMER-MR., BAR
BouR WITHDRAWs FROM THE CoNvEN-
TION, &C., &c.
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EASTER FEsTIv1TIEs.-Easter cotillon
soiress are already announced by the Il. I.
NJ. Social Club at the pump-house, the Oc-
casional Club at Chelsea, and the Erma So.
cials at Druids' Hall. All Of the above take
nIace next Monday night.
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Personai.-James E. Andrews ('sHIt or
Miss ~, formerly OF Manchester, is presi<
dent Of the General Temperance Commit
tee Of Petersburg.
C. II. II. TinsIey, Of Surry county, was
in the city yesterday
S. L. Graves, formerly OF Manchester, is
now engaged on a coastwise trader plying
between Salem, Mass, and New York.
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JOHN II. CLAIBORNE, AGENT MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YoRK--AssETs
OVER sa5, 100000 CAsH.-The advantages ohered
to insurers by this company in solid security, SUI
perior economy, and its convenient system Of an-
nual cash dividends, combine to make II the safest,
the cheapest, aud the best In the world.
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BRIEF LOCAL ITEMs.-George W. Ball, OF
Richmond, was yesterday adiudlcated a
bankrupt on his own petition by Register
Atkins. :,
ST. Mary's Social Union will celebrate
Easter Monday and night with picnic at
Blenner's Park.
Late Tuesday night All attempt was made
to rob the store OF Charles T. Palmer, on
Main street below Fifteenth.
Remember Judge Farrar's lecture at the
Grace-Street Baptist church lecture-roon
tonight.
Rose Green fcoored) was arrested yester-
day by Sergeant Hall for stealing market
basket, containing provisions, from BIS.
Lizzie Tompkins.
Seventeenth street, on the east side OF the
Old Market between Main and FRANKLIN. Is
being TepaVed.
Tbe annual meeting OF the Piedmont and
Arlington Insurance Company, called for
Yesterday at 8 O'Clock 2. NJ, was ADJOURNED
for want OF quorum until wednesday,
May Stb. at the same hour.
Three marriage-licenses were issued yes
terday by the clerk OF the Hastings Court.
The collections Of United States internal
revenue yesterday amounted to $5,677.S3.
! The sales OF State and city bonds at the
Stock Board yesterday were the largest for
many months.
A general meeting OF the third-rank
Pythians was held last night at Wilkinson's
Hall. sss. Ri
THE Common CounciElast June ordered
La lamp to be put up at the foot OF Ninth
street, and near the Free bridge, but the
order has never been complied With.
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TOBACCO SALEs.-The sales of loose to-
bacco at Shockoe warehouse yesterday were
$4,000 pounds; highest price paid, 1915.
On 'Change the highest reported price was
5000, by Wise Brothers.
At the Patrons warehouse G,57G pounds
were sold for 1894. 0S--higheSt price, $S.75 ;
lowest, $ t.40-aYerage, S5.52.
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GLENwooD WHIsKEY, made in 1873, pure rye
rich and mLllow; Duff Gordon Sherry from $3.50
to S7 per gallon; Cigars Of all grades; Teas. new
importation-prices very low. Also every article
found in any tca- wine, liquor- and fine grocery.
store W.D. BLAIR & CO., 903 Maiu street.
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REAPPo1NTEp.-Hon. r. M. T. Hunter.
who failed to take the oath OF office within
the time prescribed by law after his election
by the General Assembly, has been appoint
ed Treasurer by the Governor, and has duly
n,,aIifo6 . .@
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DON'T DO IT.-Do not buy yeast powder or baking
powder OF short weight. A manufacturer that de-
frauds by short weight win not hesitate 10 make adu-
terated goods. You can always rely Oil DooLEY's
YEAST POWDER being full weight and strictly
Dllrc.
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WEATHER REPORT

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die States, stationary or falling barometer.
northeast to southeast winds, warmer and
partly cloudy weather, followed by nu-
merous local rains.
For the South Atlantic States, easteriy
winds and falling barometer, and warmer,
cloudy weather and occasional rains will
prevail.
Gautionary signals continue at Cape Look
out. Cape Hatteras, Kitty Hawk, and Cape
Henry.
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ARREST OF A SUPPOSED FUGITIVE FROM
JusTIC evening Sergeant
Whitlock and Officer Griffin arrested at the
st. Claire Hotel a man who is supposed to
be w. NJ. McCane, alias A. W. Mexican.
His name is Mexican, and he answers very
accurately the description sent to the otfi-
GERS. McCane, alias Mexican, is charged
with a forgery committed on HuPs Bank,
at Independence, Kansas, and a reward OF
$3.50 is offered for his apprehension.
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CONFIRMATION. solemn rite OF con-
firmation was administered by the Bishop
to thirteen candidates, two OF whom were
baptized, last night at the Monumental
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The Rebehah Lodge.-The new Lodge Of
Rebekah will meet tonight, when it is eX-
pected that officers will be elected and final
arrangements made for the institution OF
the lodge
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DON'T GO WHERE Youth LOVE LIES DREAM
IN but go to any cigar store or restaurant and ask
for WHITLoCK MODEL CIGARS, and dream the
happy hours away by yourself. 1t viii pay better In
tho lonp rrn Z
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done atthc
DISPATCH PENT1NG-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices and satisfaction guaranteed.
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For OFFENSIVE BREATH from decaycd teeth
and diseased guIns, use MEADE g BAKEH's CArs-
BoLIc MoUTH-WAsH. Fifty cents a bottle.
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cloudy and cool.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 a. H., As :;
10 A. NJ, 54; noon, 65; p. NJ, &C; 2.
~, G4; midnight, SO.
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The New Philosophy.

AEsTRUSE TECHNOLOGY REDUCED TO THE POP.
ULAR LEVEL.
10 the Editors of the EUening Post:
The Neao Philosophy.
Will you permit me, through your col.
umns, to publish in tabular form the sub
stance Of the new philosophy, as studied
from an everyday point OF view?
The Ego-Myseli.
The Non-Ego-My wife.
The Absolute-My mother-in-law.
The Infinite-Blls payable. See dry
goods.
The Unconditioned-My son.
Mind-A nuisance. Maiden aunt.
Time-The unknowable. Cook dinna ken.
Space-Interval unrealized between the
Ego and the relatiye(s).
The Will-Property OF the Ego previous
to marriage.
The Affections-Absence Of intelligence.
Idiocy-Censult puppies in parlor.
Soul-Music. Madness. See poetry.
Matter-Matter is money. Real estate.
Gold.
Acknowledged activity Of the Non-Ego.
Force-Loan n>call.
Noumena-Baby. Biddy. Women gen.
eraIly. The inscrutable.
RECOMMENDATIONS men. Sensible Wo.
men.
Actio in Distans-Imagfnary effects OF
bell on servant.
Analysis-DisrobiDg of the Non-Ego.
Synthesis-.B Bodily adornment. Laoorious
collocation OF hair. teeth, hustle and other
unyerities OF the Non-Ego.
/ Obiect-Non-Ego at early morn.
|. Subieet-The Ego conditioned by the
Non-Ego.
Evoiution-GOod business. Going ahead,
Equilibrium-Holding your own.
Involution-False entries. Rehypothe.
cation.
Observation-Disclosures
Instability OF the Homogeneous-Shrink-
age in values.
Liie-A continuous snon-adiustment OF in'
ternal exasperations to external bothera
| tions. d.
RICHMOND, Va, February 10, 1878.
1 .sr'nr
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81. ELLYscN Co.. advertising agents, insert ad.
verscments in all of the newspapers Of the United
Siaes at publishers rates. Orders LEFT at the Dts
patch countiny-room Will receive prompt atten-
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FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE TEETH AND GUNS
use MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLIc MOUTH
WASH. Fifty cents bottle.
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THE HUsTINGs CoURT.-The Hastings
Court was not in session yesterday. 1t
meets on Friday in the new courtroom.
The clerks office has already been fitted up
and is now in use.
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DIscoLoRED TEETH rendered beassifully whi.c
by the use OF MEADE q BAKERsSAPo bhS'
THRICE. Fifty cents box.
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FOR ULcERATED MOUTH, the healing properties
OF MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLIc MOuTH-WAsH
are unexcelled Fifty cents bottle.
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BEAUTIFUL, and ut the SAME PRICE thas Is
charged for ordinary pictures. we say py al means
90 TO the aLEEn GALLERY.
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FoR BLEEDING GUMS, use MEADE & BAKER g
OARDoLIC MOUTH"WAslI. Fifty cents bottle.
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AsAFRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth, there is nothing so good rs MEADE e BA-
KEn's CARDoLIc MoUTH-WAsH. Fifty ceuts a
bottle.
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LEE GALLERY.-We commend 1t 10 the patron
age Of the public generally.
-, =" CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN.
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4ithulolld 1ispatrIl.

Rg- TIE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCu-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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IScIPIENT TARTAR AND sCURF removed by
MEADE Il BAKERS SAPoNISE DENTIFRIcE.
Fifty cents 4 box.
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AUCTION SALES TIsrs DAY.

81 E15- on ott sales OF Real Estate made betsoesa
the 18t Of January dnd last Of June the tdres fos
the present yeGr Eope to be paid oy the purchaser
On az Sales made the 1st or jay ana !GA
Dedr the tG:res haze TO be rnf6 b the setsef
[ThIs custom was adopted about hflnen years age
by all the real estate agents I'm Richmond, and ap.
plies TO Richmond and vlcinty.J 80
ROBERT B. LYME, p. NJ. commissioners sale
Of framed house, No 412 Twcnty-eighth street,
between Marshall and Clay.
FRANK d. HILL, 2. NJ, building lots on Cherry
and Linden Streets corner OF Cumberland. ~
PoINDExTER & TUPPER. p. NJ. framed store
and dwelling, No. S14 Twenty-ff:h street, be-
tween N andO.
j. II. HOCKADAY, IL NJ, carload Of West vir-
ginia rock-lime.
JNO. E. LAUGHTON, 10 A. NJ, household furni-
turc, mating, books, SC.
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The cause Of my trouble snd diseontent rs
Is where to get a good CIGAR for . cent.
Take this advice. you viii fnd It best
Hereafter smoke. .WHITLoCK'ssKey West.

And II for Gne you'll pay o cent. i.,5,s' s
To get something good and be content, Z.
! Be sure you get WHfTLocK's Model Cigar; 5:.
They are for sale most everywhere.
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Hotel guest, on retiring: 81 want to get
mn at s o'clock Faceiious night-clerk
s.Haye not got one, SIR" Guest: .s Not
| GOT what? - Clerk: g potato clock p 81. !
wheeler presIdes, they say, with little
grace. He Bighs for w tlson to run the ma.
Chine. Commercial Advertiser. ass 4.
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FRESH GOSHEN BUTTER, strictly prime, at
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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AGREAT IMPORTED HORSE COMING TO VIR-
GINIA.-We understand that MI. II. w. CAMERON,
Of New York, who has been probably the largest
importer Of thoroughbred stock into our country
since the war, has been persuaded by Judge Hughes
to allow his imported English horse Harrington :"
to come to Virginia, to be in the care and keep Of
MIR. DAN. WARD, Of the Slate FAIRGROUNDS, near
Richmond, for this and the next season.
Harrington" Is rs highly bred as any living
horse. lie was the best three-year-old of his year
lS63) in England, having won the Czarowich
two-and-a-quartermlle race beating field Of ihir-
weight, amongst them " Fisherman" "Prloress,-
and all the crack bloods Of that entry. Two weeks
after, carrying ten pounds extra, he ran n close
neck-and-neck second In field Of thirty -cght, at
CambriGgeshre.
Mr. CAMERON imported Harrington" and
bennington 1T the same time, and thinks - Hart
ington" as good Il horse as his great cOmpagnon
az uoydJe He Is now eighteen years old, but Is
younger by seven years than bennington,
" harrington" " cost in England the sum Of $50
guineas, after 4 brilliant career as racer.
Harrington - has been kept ut Clifton by Mr..
CAMERON ever since his arrival in this country,
and has not been put to The stud for the public.
His foals will none OF them come into the regular
stakes until 1880, when 1t Is not feared but that
they Will show their llig and rare breeding. Hart
ington" Is 4 large bay, anil will make Il fine cross
upon our Virginia bloods.
WHAT is BEAUTY ?-This question has alike puz-
zled the lover and the philosopher The sage ana
yzes it into perfection of feature and conriug and
the lover, looking into the homey face of lis adorcd
mistress, declares that true beauty pertains rather
to the imperlshable soul than to the eyer-changing
body. But the physician knows that the chief cle-
ment Of beauty Is health. Health is to beauty what
the subtle magnetic current Is 10 the bar Of polished
stee-by It's presence attracting and retaining all It's
devoecs. Beauty without health is u shrine without
an oracle. Woman Cannot possess this subtle, at
tracive power Of beauty while suffering from those
chronic ailments and weaknesses that continually
exhaust the springs Of her vitality. DR.. Plcrce's
celebrated specific this class of Diseases the Fa-
vOrite Prescription, has been used by thousands of
these sufferers restoring 10 them health, strength
and beauty.
BURLINGAME, OsAGE COUNTY. KAN.,l
August y 1877.
DR.. Il. !. Pierce, Bugulo, ~ y:
Dear Sir.-Five bottles of your Favortc Prescrip-
ton has effected my entire cure.
Yours, respectfully, Mrs. BESSIE PECK.
LEVY BROTHERS
WILL DE CLOSED
TO-DAY Thursday, April 1Sthl OH account Of
Passover Holiday.
THEIR STORE
WILL EE RE-OpEEED
To-MoRRow MORNING.,
WHEN THEY WILL SHOW
ANOTHER LARGE LOT OF
CHEAP GOODS
WHICH WILL BE RECEIVED ON
To-DAY'S STEAMER.
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NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YORK CITY.
HOTEL BRISTOL,
FIFTH AVENUE AND FORTY-SECOND
STREET,
offers elegant accommodations to
FAMILIES
intending 10 visit this CITY,
The so,cl and Its surroundings are new, ana espe-
cialIy adapted for
FlRST-CLASs AND QUIET HOME.
f'' j. II. COREY. Manager,
!. formerly of st, Nicholas auu Windsor Hottls.
mh 21-2m
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TOR ASTHMA
kIDDER>S PASTILLES,
LEYAssEURE's TUBES,
DIR. PERKINS, FU31IGATOR,
BENSON's ASTHMA CURE.
HIMROD's CURE FOR ASTHMA,
EsPIC'S CIGARETTES,
GREEk-MoUNTAIN ASTHMA CURE,
DATURA TATULA (English), sold ut
MEADE BAKERS Drugstore.
NH Is gle Main street, Richmond, Va.
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JOHN LATOUCHE, Ia
- MERCHANT TAILOR, HN
No. NORTH TENTH STREET, VIZ
has Just received his first iustalmeat Of s!a2a
SPRING GOODS.
These are very fine goods, and will be made up In
the best manner and at low prices. Good CASSI-
MERE SUITS at S25 and I'D. fe 12
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TIiYMOI.-
the new antiseptic-
TNDIGEsTION-DYsPEPsIA.

WYETH'S PEPTONIC PILLS
of Peosln and Pancreatiue give immediate relief IN
Indigestion. Price so cents. Sold at
MEADE BAKERS Drugstore,
nh Is 8l9 Main street.
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HOTELS.

CHESTER HOUSE.
~ JOSEPH II. SEEAD, PEoPRlEloh'
CHESTER, VA.
This house. located on the Richmond and Peters.
burg railroad, thirteen miles from Richmond ana
nine from Petersburg, with It's comfortable cottages
and lawn, make IL q convenient ana ueslraoe
BOARDiNG-HOUSE for families from the cities.
There Is u 6ne chaiy beate spring within one nun
dred and hfty yards OF the main building.
LAND-BUYERS-REDU RATES.
The railroad anthorities furnish the head Of fami-
lies boarding Mt this house passes TO either city at
SO per month. and 10 persons building on the
"Cbester tract " free pass for ten years on each
dwelling-h0use erected. ap 16-cod1m
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STOR E
WILL BE CLOSED

TO-DAY Thursday, April 1S,hl OIL account Of
Passover Holiday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-18

POLICE CoURT.-Justice White disposed
of the following cases yesterday:
Ben. Jones, charged with the larceny oi
books, the property of r. T. Daniel, admin
istrator, was semitic the grand jury.
Susan Carter, charged with disorderly
conduct, was committed to Jail for five
days.
Nellie Sheppard, charged with being
drunk and disorderlv, was committed fol
thirty days in default OF security.
Catherine Cousins, charged with the same
offence, was sent to Jail for ten days.
Charles Latiner was committed in default
Of security for threatening to kill William
Wesley.
Armstead Jasper was fined 81 for OBJ
structing public street.
Several parties charged with minor Of
fences were discharged.