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ENDORSED BIZ MEDICAL PROFESSION.
TIE ALUM AND IRON MASS AND WATER
BEDFORD WAL ALUM AND IRON SPRINGS.
ESTABLISHED TwENTY-sIx YEARS.
Efficiency proved by nc,nal results in thousands ef
Women, Chronic Dial rhGl, IIeaaache. Scrofpla and
Cutaneeus Affections. Sore Throat and Diphthcra,
Chills and Maartal Fever. Extracts frou testt-
monias:
- Bcst remedy for Inhanmatory Sore Throat and
Diphtheria ever used by meas have found after =
practice Of forty years,acts ns tonic Alternative,
=. A. SIFrERp. NJ. d., NC.
"Aftera practice OF many years have found no
remedy equal TO Bedford Alum and Iron Springs
Water and Mass for Chronic diseases and diseases
peculiar to woInen."
john +. METTEArR, NJ. D., LII. d., Va.
"Successfully uscd IN Dyspepsia and Chronic
Diarrhpa."
Prot. sAM'L JAcEsoS: NJ; p, Uniy. Of Pa:
fulous affections: Have used i for lweny-ye years
"Af;er an experience of near thirty years have
found tn atncnt equal to this water an' mass for
Srroiua. Cu'aneous Affections. Glauufar Dcrange-
mcnt Chronic lrriIa'ions Of The bladder, kidneys,
and Ur-rhra liberation and certain forms OF nys
pepsa." Prof. j. j. MOoRMAN. VI. D., Va.
FUL%ESS." VA. MEDICAL MONTHLY.
Richmond. Va.
"UscG viii, With .n,npara'lea succe;s n nSnSrrhasic
''''' '' - N Ex-vicc-Prcsldcnt Ga Med. Asso.
"ESTInELY CURED or cHTLLs AND FEVER BY
IT." REV. T.. &. IODSON. j. a. LEE, Va
Directions. analv Is. and full proof OF all claimed
sent with each package.
Wafer, 80 cents per gallon; 81 per OF one
dozen half-gallon bottles; 50 for hve-sallon deini-
john.
Mass. so cents and 81 per bottle; $3.50 and IS
per half dozen, Accord ny to slzc-scnt postpaid.
Full proof Of all claimed sent free upon upplica-
tion. Liberal terms TO dealers nvalids are accom-
nioda,ed at these Springs Ut all times OF The year.
| Address A. NJ. DAVIES. Prosidcnt Of the COM
pany, Lyucbburg, Va.
Sold by POLK MILLER &c co.
MO
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$134 81

A Big Observation-Disclosures for several
days have been taking down the walls OF an
old building on Franklin street, next to w.
II. Scott's drugstore, to make room for two
new stores. Yesterday morning boy, while
searching in the rubbish for nails or some
thing of that sort, found 50. 80 gold-piece.
The news Of this "1ind" soon spread, and
in little while considerable crowd OF
men and boys had congresated, and diligent
search was made for more money. About
S75 in gold was found altogether. One
party is represented to have gotten two $50
pieces.
1t is stated that during the war vcncra-
bic Italian, who was supposed to be well-to-
do. occupied one OF the rooms in the old
building. Upon his death the money he
was believed TO be the owner o. could not
be discovered. 1t is now suggested that he
took brick out of wall and made secure
hiding place for his treasure, and then re-
placed the brick, and died without disclosing
his secret.
Report of the finding Of the coin drew
many people to the building and the help
OF the police had to be asked to clear the
way so that the workmen could proceed
with their operations. Itwas rumored that
early in the day colUrod man who had
been about there left suddenly, and it is by
some thought that he carried off a considcra-
bic amount of money. That happened if at
aI) before the boy came upon the S2.50
piece.
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THE THEATRE-PISAFoRE.-From few
minutes after O'Clock last night until
twssty minutes to 9, when the curtain rose
ovSr the deck Of H. NJ. S. Pinafore, Hess
nich's fine orchestra discoursed some OF its
best music at the Theatre, and the audience
heartily enjoyed it.
Pinafore was well rendered, but to dis
tressingly thin house. In fact, there were
almost as many people on the stage as there
were in front Of it. The chnruses were
spirited and well executed, and Mr.. Bowler
acquitted himself most creditably. Wccon-
fcss we like PiDafore. 1t is a spri.htly little
comic opera, and with fine cast is Il most
enjoyable extravaganza.
This afternoon there will be 4 matinee,
and tonight the Holman engagement ternlI-
mates.
One of the most interesting performances
OF comic opera we have ever seen ut the
Theatre was the Grand Duchess as present
ed some years ago by the Holman troupe.
The singing was good and the costumlng
admirable. We remember it with much
pleasure.
Tonight Cloches de Corneville will be
presented. ....a..
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To TocossUxp11yEs.-WIL Cop-LlyER olL
ANn LINE has now been before the pubic twoasS
S.,,rs. aud has steadily grown In favor and appre
citation. This could not be the ease unless ae pe-
marathon was OF high intrinsic falne, ane .v'i- s
bination Of the Phosphate o. L,nis w'n puIs
,n,, nh.se In the treatment Of Consumption and
~ ~ cos of the Lungs Thi, article can be take'
sr ,he most delicate invalid without creating 'te
%scns,,ng nausea which Il such an objection 10 lhe
Ca ~ ,ver on when taken without Lime. hH pre-
ssr,ped py the regular faculty. SOLD oy 'he 2fo.s'
tor. A. b. WILBos, Chemist, Boston, and ~ AZ
druggist,
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SUPREME Court OF APPEALS, FRIDAY

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, FRIDAY
The following cases were disposed of:
Kites administrator Us. Kite and ais.
Appeal allowed and supersedeaS awarded
to decree OF the Circuit Court OF Page
county pronounced on the 18th Of Septem'
Der, 1877.
CITY OF Richmond Us. A. Y. Stokes & Co. ;
and City OF Richmond Us. Gallego Mills
Manufacturing Company. Fully argued by
A. NJ. Kelley for plaintiff and Judge Ould
and James n. NJ. Davis, Esq, for defend
ants, and submitted. r., ..r
In the case OF Stamper Us. Garnett. de-
cided in favor OF the former on Thursday,
we unintentionally omitted to say that
Judge b. w. Lacy was associated with
Judge Meredith as counsel for the appel
lants.
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EOR COUGHS, COLDS, Ee:

AT MEADE & BAKERS DRUGSTORE:
COMPOUND ICELAND MOSS-PAsTE,
MlLLER'S HOREHOUND SYRUP.
JACKsON'S PECTORAL L0ZENSES,
DR.. WISTAR'S 'LOZENGES,
WISTAR'S BALsAM WILD CIiERRY,
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
POWERSS SYRUP WILD CHERRY lfNDTodU,
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCffES,
SISE'S SYRUP TAR AND WILD CHERRY,
SPITTA'S CORYZA LOZESGES, .,
BOScHEE'S GERMAN SYRUP.
STRICKLAND'S COUGH SYRUP,
FORESTS JUNIPER TAR,
STAFFORD'S OLIVE TAR,
CELEBRATE POTASH LOZENGES.
MURIATE AMMONIA LOZENGES,
CUTLER'S SPOCKET-INIiALERS,
DOUBLE CHEST-PROTECTORS,
CARBOLIC ACID LOZENGES, &c, &C.
MEADE & BAKER, Pharmacfssp,
fe 2S 919 Main street
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ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-At the annual
meeting of the Liquor-Dealers' Protective
Association held yesterday the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year
President, y. j. Smith; Vice-Presidents,
G. G. Thon, John Gross, and John Murphy
Treasurer, John Marxhausen; Secretary,
George w. Robinson; Assistant Secretary
C. Ii. T. Deuring: Sergeant-at-Arms,
George Miltenuorf.
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WEATHER REPORT

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid.
die States, lower temperature and rising ba.
romcter. northerly to westerly winds, and
areas OF rain or snow, followed ny clear.
ing weather.
For the South Atlantic. md Gulf States,
slightly colder and clear or fair weather dl.
ring Saturday. with uorthery to westerly
winds, and rising barometer, followed in
the Southwest by winds shifting to cast ana
south, rising temperature, and falling ba.
rometer during Saturday afternoon or eve
ming.
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UNcLAIMED.-PackaSes addressed as fol-
lows remain unclaimed in the Richmond
post-ofiice: J. W. u. Farrar: Mrs. Fl. Soil
mons. care Of Dir. Collier: Z. j. Brady Miss
Juliet Powers, Ill Grace street; w. P.
Smith, and G. Hartman; also, a tiu-box ad-
dressed to "W. &. H."
4 letter has been received at the post
Office addressed "Joseph Meehan, Virginia,
2. o. unkpown.n
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CITY PROPERTY.
Report OFT the Engineer in Relation
to Our Public Grounds and =
- II, :, Buildings. .'.,

DESIGNS FOR NEW CITY
HALL-PoLICE-CoURT ROOM AND JAIL !;
WHAT THEY NEED-THE CANDLES HILL
IMPRovEMENT-pLAN FOR A REGI-
MENTAL ARToRY-THE WORK ON THE
RESERVOIR GROUNDS INDUsTRIoUsLY
EnINE
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PERsoNAL.-The Rev. j. B. McFerrin, D.
D., and the Rev. r. A. Young, D. D., Of
Nashville, Tenn, and the Rev. A. W. Will
son, D. D., OF Baltimore, were among the
passengers who arrived last night on the 8
O'Clock train Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad. It is understood that these dis
tinguished ministers OF the Methodist Epis-
copal Church South will spend several days,
in our city in the interest Of the publishing
house OF their. denomination, located at
Nashville. This is great correctional in
stitution of southern Methodism, and it is
the aim of these gentlemen to relieve it from
financial embarrassment. They will bill the
pulpits OF several OF the Methodist churches
tomorrow.
Surgeon-General Woodwork, OF the
United States Marine Hospital Service,
whose death is announced by telegraph,
was in Richmond last fall attending the ses-
sion OF the convention called to consider
the yellow.fever question. He was quiet
and amiable in disposition, and very ener-
eetic. He made many friends in his brief
stay here.
The trial OF the case OF the Common
wealth against Messrs. johnson and Poe
proves to be very interesting to members OF
the bar They attend rs spectators in large
numbers.
The news OF the death OF Mr.. Charles L..
Mosbv, OF Lynchbur., one OF the most emf.
nent lawyers of the State, reached here yes
terday.
Now that the McCulloch bill is about to
be considered by the House, the attendance
of all the members Of that body is desira-
Bile. Constituencies should send their men /.
bcrs back to Richmond without delay. II
directed in care OF Speaker Allen they Will
reach their seats in safety.
Mr.. r. B. Coake, general freight agent OF
the Bay Line in Baltimore, and bride,
passed through the city yesterday. He was
married in New York this week to Miss
Lena Weisieer, daughter of Mr.. Powhatan
Weisiger, former and well-known citizen
OF Richmond. ..,
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PEGGoTTY's TIMETABLE.-This auto
matte timetable OF Ppggotty," which has
for some time past excited so much curiosl-
ty on account of the vague announcements
which heraded its appearance, has been
laid on our table. II is good invention
and does credit to Mr. w. H. KeIningham,
the inventor. 1t enables you to see the ma
turity of notes and bills and 10 calculate
time from one date to another at glance.
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Silt -Wdlkprs.-Yes afternoon, as
several youngsters were walking through a
pond on stills near the battery on the Pc
tcrsbury turnpike, one Of them stepped
into a hole and fell in the water. The water
not being beyond his depth he succeeded in
reaching the bank, with the loss OF one silt,
and having received ducking.
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IaE GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC
TEA COMPANY

IaE GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC
TEA COMPANY
tLsTkBLISuED ~ NEW YORK IN 1869,
G "ase estsh4 he'd br1uch-bouSe at the above place.
gt.ti0ns OF
MW.CR0P TEAS AND PURE CoFFEEs,
1''.. WIZ oc sold IN quantities 10 suit the trade at
4hE LOWEST IMPORTERS PRICES.
vi rg y 80; se 90 no believe in making large profits, we
SI RETAIL OUR GOODS 10 consumers at the
-v' tt..sctlns, &c.
,, GE~ GOODS ADDED TO STOCK DAILY.
'-- F22pS F:3g y WARRANTED TO GIVE Salts
orr, lSo!l0S OK MONEY REFUNDED.
'U' NJ" REDUCED PRICE LIST OF TEAS
AND COEFEEs: la
''ti|,,S;SS-55, 40, so, go, 70c.; best, soc. per
'A5.nkaloAnLs1sa.4o . SO, co. 70, So eoc.; best, 81
'AfaS5s5 ssS5s5 10. 80, 60, 20, SOC; best, eoc. per
%SS.I>A III III AdBREAKFAsT-35, 4c, so, 60, 70, soc.;
NM sGc per pound:
~ y I iHYMsoy-s5, M 40, SO, 60, 20, 50, soc.;
SvSS5s@s; 80, SO, 80. 7oc.; best, soc. per pound;
n,sSgDER-60, soc. 81; best, sl.l0 per
SEcrAR-7oc. per pound. 80 .,3
o,,.. CoFFEES:
AT fEEY LOWEST PRICES. IN EVERY
Y. y-ttif ROASTED AND GROUND DAILY.
h ID al Gconadenny' guarantee our Cofces to be
ssg 80 Eli ELECTED. We invite attention
d t,. rs oil GREEN g0EFEES. T.
u .ra n IeiS are selected with reference TO our
s4s.e.. arsdsd 10 estabIss standards SO that az
$o,i,sn,ee ee duplicated IN often as desired, win
'.ad! lhai ihe same fayors aud qualities VIII
Sr.as, NV y, the lowest prices at which tie goods
l,opofted and sold.s Sf.3 = IL
ysstact our busiEess upon The true comlner-
@pss Sjssns 81 s,or ONE pRicEroSE, 4 AZ, SMAs>L
aessSas ssSts Sur rTiaEA-NECTAR1 Is the best Tea IN
;tsS tor general use, and IT The redms ed price
s'sEs.iE Tea with The Green Tea favor. Where
- bseu introduced y gives tbe fullest salts
nm paADE LITERALLY DEALT WITH
SiKfAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC
fg1,, .iEAaCoAPASY,f fMP 0RTERS, *ta..5
scARTEAs: 35 Nd 81 FEEEY sTREET,
iahe-eoss,. NE " 70 4 4, e. So.
. BysSK1 AND JOB WORK NEATLY tx.
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and 1t is not only being industriously carried
out, but the whole property, is In better con-
dition under the present keeper than it has
ever been before. When the avenue, with
its growth OF lindens, shall have been ex-
tended toEBfoad stfeef, aud Tie roads and
lakes around tho RESERVOIR laid out and ex-
tended to the river, the attractions OF. these
grounds as a driying-park viii be fully ap-
precIated by the public, and indicate where-
IN we have the opportunity Of making this
fayorite resort one Of the finest parks of
the country
In the Improvement Of oil our public
grounds we do not need any eXtrayagant
expenditures; for otter the tirst purchase OF
land small increase to our annual appro-
priatioifs will gradually accomplish what
We desiTe-make more beautiful through
art. and enjoyable those points about our
city already pointed out by nature as beau
tiful.
Below will be found in tabulatcd form an
account OF the disbursements for the year.
Very respectfully.
W. E. CUTsHAw, City Engineer.
ApproDriat, ons for Fiscal Year Ending Janu-
arg 81, $40.
Public grounds and buildings
pay-rols .......:............s1,650 90
Public grounds and
buildings. .....S4 900 90:
Transferred from
hre-aiarn aud t,o-- --.s-.---.
telegraph hn0
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LITERARY ENTERTA1NAENT.-On Monday
evening next, at the Third. Street Methodist
church (colored), there will be prize lite
:rary entertainment, at which the oeS1
sneaker will be awarded silver medai.
The contest will be between the Acme
Lyceum and the Institute Lyceum. ''nT
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Free Bridge.-Ths bridge, having been
condemned by the bridge commissioners,
will be closed to-day to all vehicles, but not
to foot-paSsengers. II has been suggested to
be advisable for the City Council to take
immediate action concerning the closing OF
this thoroughfare.
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FoR BLEEDING GUMS, use MEADE & BAKEn,s
CknBoiIC MoUT1f-WAsH. Fifty cents q bottle

NULTITL-DEs OF PEOPLE REQUIRE AN ALTEHA-
TIVE to restore The healthy action OF their system
and correct The derangenents that creep into IT,.
were VI ed and valued until several i'm
positions were paInsed of upon the public under
this lIne. AYERS SARsAPARILLA is no IMPOSE
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PERFORATED COINs.-Owing to the large
number Of perforated and mutilatcd silver
and nickel coins in circulation the banks and
po>t-effice, under adviccs from Washington,
have ceased to receive them. II everybody
would reject them the perforatorS and clip
pers would seek other methods OF earning
q living
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PUBLIC WAREHOUSE LEAsEp.-Ihe Pubhc
warehouse was leased on, yesterday by
Messrs.. e. o. N6lting s. Co. and ". p
Tompkins & Brother for a term OF two years
for. the sum OF $500 per ahnum, Win
Messrs. Davis Il Simpson inspectors. '''
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NEW MUsIC.-We have received two new
creditable musical compositions from the
composer, MIR. G. e. Nordendorf, OF Rich.
mond-one q song and chorus. entitled
"WilI You Miss Me. Daring?' and the
other, /" Thinking Of Thee" Both are well
made, and OF the popular "taking style.
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"| LEVY BRoruERs,
have 100 remnants OF DRESS Goops,
In lengths of from two TO thirteen yards which they
offer very cheap
Also. 100 rolls Of
WHITE AND RED-CHRcK MSTTISG,
at lower prices than ever.
A nice assortment of
SPRING DRESS GOODS,
BLACK AND CoLoRED SILKS,
and large assortment of
SPRING AND SUMMER CAssIMEREs.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done atths
DISPATCH PRlNTING-HOUSE. Good work, low
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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PAINE. ROYSTER & CO.. 10 a. NJ. ready made
clothing, furnishing goods, &C., at No. 1922
Main street.
FRANK n. HILL, AZ r. NJ. trustees sale of small
framed dwelling and lot Of ground on VIII
ans street, in Sidney.
PICIInOND BAZAAR. IL A. NJ, hrr cs. light
spring wagon, one gray mare one pair mules.
T. l.. WHITING. 10 4. NJ. at No. 3OS north Sixth
street, Dar-ruom fixtures, &c.
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III nFr1r AS SUPPLE AS A BEAR."-Tbis was
,bo ornr,ssiou of Officer Denis .Byrne, 90 Granny
9, rear baltimore. after complete recovery IN thrce
days, by The use of DR.. HEKSDoN,s GYPSY ST GIFT
from aa attack Of rheumatism which KEEP. MIN rom
duty for months, and In ted for weeks at time Az
who feel an interest In the subject shoaid ask Ill
n,,fi H.
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mn 13-OI IpSN OIL SS''
TOR RENT, THAT DESlRABLEaa
4 STORE AND DWELLING No. 1872 Main as-I
str CT between Thirteenth and toui t.entn:
Also. SrOkr: ASD DWELLING No. TO Sltln
street bel wecn Seventh and Eight streets.
Also. STORE AND DWELLING No. 1922 Main
STR ct. near Fifteenth street.
Also, STORE AND DWELLING No. 740 second
street, near Jackson street - - -. .
Also. STORE AND DWELLING No. 920 Cary
street near Tenth street. go
Also several LARGE ROOMS ever koch's BILL
lizard Saloon, and adjoining he City Hall, suitable
hiso several ROOMS in (ioddin Hall, Eleventh
and Bank streets, suitable ior Offices or lodging
rooms. -, ,.
on the north side Of the basin between Eightb ana
Also, LARGE VACANT LOT On south Side Of
Can 4 street, and running back 20 The canal De-
tween Sixth aud Seventh Streets suitable Tor =
wood, coal, or lumber-yard.
DWELLINGS,.
That FlRST-CLASS DWELLING at the south
west corner oil Clay aud Ninth streets, with mosi d
improvements = ..- .. . =,
Also. that DESIRABLE DWELLING at the
northeast corner of Clay and Tenth streets, vii d
modern improvements.
Alsa-BRICK DWELLING Ga west side Of Eight
stl ect, north Of Leigh street. -,,r,..
Also, LARGE DWELLiSG AND hlItiiESS
over the store Of Robert Itlrrod, Es,., Old erond
street between Eighth and Ninth streets:
Also, 4 COMFORTABLE FRAME DWLEElSG
on west Eroan street. with sLahle: &c
Also, txo SMALL FEAIE DWELLINGS On
south Caerry street rr.yc., l.,
Also several SMALL FEAME DWELLINGS In
a'aIH' ApoIx 10 p't % " JAMES M. TAYLOR & son,
Real Estate Agents aud AuctDoecrs.
mia 7,S,l 1.l3l5&ES f - -. IL :, 80
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was rainy or
cloudy. Very carly in the morning there
was thunderstorm. In the afternoon it
was repeated. with 4 heavy shower of rain.
At night the weather was clear and cooler.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 8 A. NJ, "a;
9 A. NJ, GO; noon, 62; 5 2. Nj, G5; L.
NJ. Ga; midnight. 81
Mean temperature, 593.
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COMMON CouNcIL--A CALLED MEETING
President Manson has called a meeting OF
this body for Monday evening at 8 o,ciock
to consider the question OF repairs 10 the
Free bridge. .. !. ~. ,n ef.ysr,gr !
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"AMBER" WH1sKEY, pure and mellow. at $2
per gallon. W. ID. BLAIR & Co.
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NJ. ELLYsoH Il Co.. advertising agents, insert ad.
veriscnents in all Of the newspapers Of the Unitee
SaLes at publishers rates Orders left at the DIS
patch countinS-room will receive prompt st.en
tion.
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FRENCH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. The next
meeting Of this Society will take .piace ~ y
Monticello Hall Tomorrow, evening f0
O'Clock. The election OF officers lor tne gu
Suing wear will take place ut that meetlng.
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Religious.-The meetings at the Metho-
dist church during the past week have been
we'll attended, several conversions have
taken place, and there are many mourners
at present.
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THE GLoRIES OF WOMEN are hlHurians ha'r ana
fine teeth The first IS secured by j. & E. ATklN-
SONS Bal,am OF White Roses, and the latter pre-
served by their Quinine Powder.
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:. MAsouE splRrE.-A masque soirEe, wall
be given at The pump-house by the ~. y.
p. g.. A. s. G. on Monday night, Narcn
oath. This Is the first affair OF ibis k'na
ever Given there.
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FOR OFFENSIVE BREATH from decaycd teeth
and diseased GUMS. use MEADE & BAKERS CAR
BoLIC MOuTn-WAsII. Fifty cents bottle.
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Beethoven Musicote.-Quite & brilliant
gathering attended the musicale at Beetho-
ven Gall last night. The programme was
well rendered.
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- OUR "GooD-CHEw brand or tobacco. at soc
per pound, Is as good rs any brand we know of.
W. ID. BLAIR & Co.
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INCTPIENT TARTAR AND sCURF removed by
MEADE & BAKERS SAPoNINE DENTIFRICE.
Fits cents box,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-15

For ULcERATED NGsTH, the healing properties
Of MEADE Il BAKER's f-aRBoLIC bloUTH-w WASH
are nexcelled. Fifty ceHfs d bottle. .t ...,i
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bUU UU
4.5OO 90

l. TOTAL Tor year.. ......SG,156 90
Expenditures During the Fiscal Year Ending
January 81, 1879.
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Fuel Tot public buildings. 656 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-15
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

sJ- o., all entRs Of RsnL Estate made betpse,
The 1St of January and last Of June the toIes ~.
the present year hnue tn be pai1 By the purchaser
On al Sntsa nade 6etinse the LIST of Jtliy and tGa
Of The yenr TIC tnrss hnce to be paid ty The 2slsr
lThis custOn was adopted about fifteen years agt
By all the real estate agents in Richmond, and az
piles to Richmond and vicnity.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-15

FOR ALL DISEASES or THE TEETH AND EoNe
use MEADE s BAKERS CARpoLlc Mooih'
WASH. Fifty cents L bottle.
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CARRIAGES, BUGGYES, &c.
FAMILY CARRIAGES, LA-eETyz

THILDREN,.S CARRIAG EGTMk
~ MASUFACTORY.- the late 80
styles On hand or ,saic TO orter At short not'ee:
Every CARRIAGE guaranteed superior TO ihose0f
nDrtiern make aixiac low prices. thereby h11ktaG
Il the interests Sf those Ia need 10 buy nome.
made Carriage. EEPAIRfNel OF ALL kiNoS
DONE. w. g. sNil a..
Factory and Salsssoom Finh street between Broad
and Marshall ,.1cecs. mn iV-oho
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-15

TRY OUR "GoOD-CIIEw" brand of tobacco at
s0c. per pound. II is 4 very fine chewing tobacco.
w. ID. BLAIR & Co