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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-22

THE Observation-Disclosures SEN
ate Committee ON Privileges and ELECTIONS
met Yesterday afternoon in>the Senate cham
Der to consider M. Daniels resolution in
reference to the Smith Massey CONTROVERSY.
Senator Marshal: presided, and :Mr: John
J. Campbell sactedsas Clerk; who is also
reudlng-clerk Of The Senate.
The several speeches. referred to in Mr.
Daniels resolution " ere read by the COM
mittcc; after which Senators Massey ana
Smith addressed the committee, giving
their viewssof the affair.
The committee then took the subject un-
der consideration, and sat with closed doors.
Not having completed their report, they
aGjourlfea about : O'Clock until this morn
ing. s.s++gy
A fllsreport Of the proceedings in the
Senate Will lie found on the inside OF the
Dispatch this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-22

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs.-Southeru
Mutual Insurance Company against kloe-
Der. Argued by George B. Harrison, ESQ,
for piatStiff, and Judge Robert Ould for de-
fendant, and continued until Tuesday next.
Flynn against Smith. Appeal refused py
all of thejudges to decree OF the Circuit
Court OF Elizabeth City county, pronounced
on the 5th OF June, 1873. ... ......
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DEATH IN MEMPHIS OF A FORMER CITIZEN
OF HENRICO CoUNTY.-InformaLlo was re-
ceived in this city On yesterday Of the death
of Walter Fl. Plcasants, formerly OF Hen
rico county. He was the second son OF the
late Thomas l.. Pleasants, who removed
10 this vicinity from Fluyanna about 1860.
Having been for several years connected
with the sheritiaity OF the county. Walter
was thus thrown into contact with many OF
our citizens, and by his open, frank man.
ner and obliging disposition made many
friends. On leaving this Office during the
war he entered the Confederate army and
served until the fall OF Fort Harrison,
where he was captured and taken to Wash
ington city. He was imprisoned in the old
Capitol for some months. After his release
he went to Montgomery county, Md, and
engaged in mechanical business, for which
he always had a turn; but not succeeding
according to his expectations, he entered
the United States marine service, and by
his capacity soon won the position OF chief
engineer, and was appointed to one OF the
vessels attached to the coast survey. All
that is known here Of his last illness is that
he had Il severe attack Of malariai-fercr;
which eliminated IN a congcstlyc chill,
from which he never rallied, and from the
effects OF which he died on the 18th instant.
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-. ar, Tc" ENI,DS At prices 10 sStonfSh all.
>:ss,.,s ss,S ., caIl ectore Non parcha>e.
n,,uyrDE at 25. so. $5, 40. so, 60,
EM. N-S S7Yc. and S!--a 'eo''''o" u '"e"'N
90, IN, on former pr'ccs'
., ,rK slLN>-'he cheapest In 'Re e''s' .
S.-'S .IwooL EvNrINGS-'he best at 2ac'--in ali
A't.h.sIiS,; ,,..
ewes st 2% and logs GOOD af'ic'e'
h' ,',,,o or DRESS GuonS in al The latest nov
eg!cS from &C. up
.-,,4r GOODS in large variety
''rnr,n r!ovE. AZ, 5, 6, and se.'
tV"',' .,,., rnc,HGS and TORCHoN LACES-
hAMn,y Isrcc stock from anc''"h'
..,n1s, rAHASoLS, Tcm stock Just receiVeo'
'N. oy,,s st 43c, ,wo-bu,tor-a So"d article;
,.o,ss WRITE and FANCY MAIrtE1s .,irtS :,
zee l,eE.Sr,.o,,: a. WHITE At loc.. CtHCn NJ ~
f7n'n A., ,nr cheape>, and best GOODS lor Tue
nrney IN the ct!'
=, ~ oTiS. nror and fable. cocoa Nh M;s ~" s,n
ol.nstSi,rNr CARPETS TO hc sold al i S''F''e'
49,. PRINTS a;aXc;
gov 2>,,.> ,r cuTToNS a, 1. .. snd &C.
Bro" - C,IGTuNS: wAMSIlT1A. loe:'
FgiCt.'ETt1 " S1c: FRuIT-OF-Lo0M.S STc,; An
iI!!SSnHsS1ti;ilGGiN, 7':c.: good B!.EACaEo AZ +
SaaS a,,sn &C. and rRowN snEErISGs at case
yucrs: ;o,,. s-,,, o., N 50 5o.
t""S.,s .; srring shades in CHENILLE
TWr1X,;tS :: 1856. per ward;
.,',%yTvG >JI.KS and s!NTiNS IN all the ncw
S-~py IN AZ the uew S,yiss from 6sc. pair 10
Nv s%I>. md rANCY Goops-s conplc'c As
WIRES for rcu and boys from loc. to 1926
r.. y..d:
5,>ryrFD SHIRT at 15c. regular price $l.25 /:
-,rr,,S GvNTL LEMEN. and CH!LDREN'S
IA H;j.%nEESUErS-a tuii line;
-, nT.,l.1S =, 45. so. G5. 73c, 81, and
$l.1.
.,o ,.,sc.s: goods ever of red don't fail 70
% !"' .'' ID. & l.. MITrELDOkFEE.
g.. ,sNCW 5Z7 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-22

KELLAR Misunderstanding, the llusionist,
will nave a matinee to-day, commencing Ill
? o'clock. His entertainments are excellent.
The children will be as much pleased WIN
him as adults are. He ought 10 have a
crowded house, II t>vs.@ 1855 .7"s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-22

TO THE CoNSUMPTIvE.-WiL WiLDOR'S COMPOUND
or COD-LIyE ER OIL AND LIME. without ppsst sSlng
the very na,>eating flavor ei The article as hcrctc-
fore used, is cn:owed br the phcs2ha.e Of Lime
with Il healing property which renders the ril dou-
bly, c.licaciOus. Remarkable testimonials of is c!.
cacy can be shown to those who desire Ia see them
Sold by \. B. WILDoR, Chemist, Bos!oa, and all
druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-22

PAINFUL AccIDENT.-Yesterday about IL
o'clock Mr.. John Abbot, On employs OF ne
Richmond Cedar Works, Manchester mac
his hand badly sawed whilst scraping: saw
dust from beneath one OF the large circular
GDWs @. t.a..u..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-22

| have apaly Zcd the whiskcy known uu!cr the
brand Of - B-SELECT,'' controlled by Mcssr- WAL
TER d. BLAIR & CO., Richmond. Va. ana inI It
FREE FROM Ft'SlL OIL ani other impurities, AMI
recommend rs use 10. mc,clnal and family rur-
poses. }. i. NCCAw, VI. H.,
Ia e Professor of Chemistry.
Medical College Of Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-22

SAVE MONEY hy h2vin? yonr pr.utlac ti"Tr t.ne
DISPATCH PRiSrISG-IioCiE. GCod work, low
prices, end S.tiaTac;iuu guaranteed.
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8itllwloud @ispattl1,


ss- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN TIE CONFINED ClRCu.
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF TIE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-22

IhP Free EIidW tOmmiSS'0acrS bcf1fe
the Wcy0r's CC1rt.-As was noticed IN yes
tcrday's ISSUE. the Frcc-brd@c commits
sioncrs were summoned before Mayor
Clarke on complaint OF several citizens for
an examination relating to the recent OBJ.
struclon Of the bridge. Many persons
were present, including some who had lrc-
uuentiy been driving over that thorough
fare. they being the most interested specta-
tors.
IIajor JOSEPH Walker, 4 major OF eEgi-
nccrs during the late war, was examined as
an expert, and said that The bridge aS it now
is. is in suitable condition for travel. The
few holes therein could be repaired in Il
short while and at small cost. He also
stated that lie would be Wiling 10 drive any
OF IN. hols.S over il in lis present condl-
ton. .. -...
Colonel Edward Vickcr<, one OF thc con-
tractors for the building OF The bridge, was
next examined He said that the most dam
rarous rlaccs were the patches recently
nl9ced on the bridge. they being laid upon
thc bed OF the bridge instead Of being in
Iaid 10 the level OF the remainder OF the
nlank>: and Furthermore said that, lii his
oninion, ore of the piers was detective, and
il would be dangerous for several wagons
heavily loaded TO meet at that spot.
Mr.. Robert Bcattic, Il bridge commits
siorrr, stated there were several bad places
in the bridge. which could bc remcdlcd in
Il few mCmCn.s, and 1T slight cost; ana
he, as = bridge commissioner, thought that
the closing OF il Was rather. premature.
Mr.. BatcHeller, another bridge colnmlS-
suncr, mad" lengthy statement concerning
his course in voting for The closing OF the
bridge, and advocated the closing OF 1t on
the GROUND that it was in dangerous con-
dition. and desired il to be closed as pre-
yentative for any s"t that might be brought
against the city caused from accidents that
might occur thereon.
In tie afternoon session, NJ. j. j. Monta-
cue. Of Richmond, was examined, and stated
at length his reasons for ordering /: 70 DC
closed. Re said that the people OF Richmond
were in favor Of the Free bridge, rs thcy
desired the trade Of Chesterfield to land IN
their CITY instead 0! stopping in Manchester.
After the examination OF other witnesses
the case was continued until this morning
at q o'cl1rk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-22

OFF THE TRACK.-The engine Of the west
ward-bou express train on the Chess
peake and Ohio road ran off the track near
Covington yesterday morning. caused by
the breaking Of an axle on the tender at
tachcd to the engine. No one was hurt.
The eastward-bound mail train due here at
$50 o'Abck last night was DELAYED in conse-
ouenca Of the accident until 1890 O'Clock
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g. g. OUR FIFTH :
SENI-ANSUAL DISPLAY
takes place
TO-DAY SATURDAY.

In addition to the complete stock every depart.
ineui will exhibit. we shall show line of
SAMPLE GARMENTS.
designed by Cobb, formerly with James Bell cf
Fifth avenue, New York.
!
Gentlemen who desire 10 sec very handsome gar
ments should cali
TO-DAY, M..eg K.
as lhey will on Monday be shipped TO New Yo:l 20
be used as copies Of styles for the spring plates.
The especial attention Of the
LADY PATRONS
OF
CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT
invited to examine our Kilt Suis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-22

n. ELLysoN Il CO.. advertising agents, insert ad-
verisements ia all OF the newspapers OF the Uni,ae
s, es as publishers rates. Orders left at the Uts
match countins-room will receive premps ss'es
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-22

DISCoLORED TEETH rendered bcaEtifu'3y white
by the use OF MEADE ( BAKERS SAroNIHk DEN
FIFTY Crntsa i,OX.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-22

ETiEREAD. ESSENCE Is the title ity gi,cn by j
i e. ATKINSON 10 their delicate preparation Of
lavender known by this name.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-22

Brief hems.-The Methodist churea was
crowded last night and the altar was hllea
with penitents. There have been nfty-tWo
conversions since the beginning OF the meet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-22

1SCGPIEST TARTAR AND SCrRF removed by
MEADE u BAKERS SAPoSISE DGSy!rRiCE.
Fifty cents q box.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-22

As FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH i"r 10
mouth there is nothing SO coD1 a MEADE: y IA
KER's CAEBOLIC MoUrH-WAslI. glity ccut- u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-22

EASTER-EGGS.-PIZZISI has Il large and beau'l-
fnl lot OF EASrER-EGGS. Go and supply Your
Sely
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-22

FOR ALL DISEASES or THE TEETH .tND Gu MS
MEADE & BAKERS CAEBoLIC MOT ii-
WASH. Fifty cents 4 bottle
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They show an aesnrtmdntShlcii

They show an assnrfm6ntsgh hich
CANNOT BE SURPASSED ~ THIS Guy.
Their PRICES are always the LOWEST. They also
show 4 large assortment Of
TRIMMINGS. FANCY GOODS, SoTfo%>.
GESTLEMES.> FURNISHING GOODS.
MATTlSGS, OIL-CLOIiiS,
MATS, RUGS. &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-22

For OFFENSIVE BREATH from dccaycd teeth
and diseased guns. use MEADE & EAKER'S tAR-
EoLIC MOUru-WhS!. Fifty cents 4 hottie
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-22

PERsoSAL.-a.r. II. Rosenburg, OF New
York. arrived In the city yesterday with bis
bride, aud has roolas OF The Exchange no
tel. !. s..g ais
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-22

ORANGES, ORANGES.-PIZzINI has ] due 10; o {
sw ect and juicy ORANGES selling low.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-22

FOR rLCEEATED MOUTH, the healing properties
OF MEADE y BAKERS CAHBofEc MOCTn-WASH
are uucXcceh. Fifty cents bottle,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-22

AYERS tlft RHY pECTORkL-thc worlds great
rcmehy Tor Cnih.. Coughs. and Consumrlion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-22

FINE FRENCH CANDIES OF PIz2lSI'S own MAKE.
Go get some Of il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-22

PlZZrNG has some SOFT MAEsiIMALLow DEnPs
and CUOCOLAT DROPS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-22

For BLEEDING GcMS, use MEADE & EAKEm'S
CANgoLIC MOuTIr"WASI:. Fifty cents II bottle.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

City COunCil.At regular meeting OF
the City Council held last night the follow
ing members were present and answered to
their names at the first calling Of the roll:
Messrs. Perdue (Presiden,), Howle, Royal,
BatchelIer, Kahn. Patieson, Gibbs, Spain,
Gentry, and Gallagher. Mr.. Owens came
in during the reading OF the minutes.
Mr. Pattcson, chairman Of the Finance
Committee, presented report showing the
amount paid for land purchased by the city,
together with the fees OF attorneys employed
concerning it. Adopted.
Mr.. Howle, chairman OF Committee on
Fire Department, presented the following ::
That after examining into the applications
Of Messrs. C.. A. Day, G. A. Jones, and
William Taylor, asking permission to erect
Fthev approved Of Messrs. Day and Jones's
petition, and rejected that Of Mr.. Taylor to
erect frame house on Hull street between
the Petersburg railroad and the corporation
line.
Mr.. PattcSon, chairman Of the Finance
Committee, presented the following, it be-
ing laid over from the last meeting:
| Res0!ued, That a levy OF two and n half
per cent. be made on all real and personal
property in orter to meet the expenses OF
the city; and that there be III assessment OF
three mills on the dollar fer the support OF
the public schools.
Adopted.
| Mr.. HoWic's resolution concerning the
abolishing Of the entire police force was
! taken up, and the Council decided to re-
quest the City Attorney to give his opinion
as to the power OF the Council in adopting
! the resolution.
| AIr. Perduc presented the following reso-
luton:
| Resolved, That the sum OF 5000 is hereby
appropriated to tie repairs Of the Free
! bridge. ard the Finance Committee is here
by authorized 20 pay the same to the bridge
! commissioners as soon rs. the city OF Rich
mond and Chesterfield county appropriate 4
! like amount.
| Adopted.
McssrS. Howlc anG Spain voted against il.
! The other members OF the Council present
voted in favor OF it.
Mr. lIowic offered the following:
ReSCiced, That the City Engineer be in
structcd to ascertain what quantity OF water
the les&ccs en- the watcr-IlEc are using, and
report the same ID the Council.
Adopted.
He also offered the following:
Rsso!rfd, That the City Attorney inquire
! into the rigEt OF ManchtSser to appoint
| port-warden 10 take charge OF the wharvcs
and shipping on the south side Of the river
! (oppcaite Rockctt<], aud report the same tc
the Council.
Adopted.
The Committee on Poor. through Dir
Spain. chairman. reported the following:
That there has been expended in th'
assistance OF the poor-For The FRS
Ward, So; Second Ward, S23; Thir,
Ward. $23: Fourth Ward, S22.0G. Th
committee furthermore stated that while re
lieying them IL Ia: as their means woul'
enable theln, they. were unable TO meet ii
the demands made unon them. Received
The Council then adjourned, to mce
hereafter III s O'Clock.
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ing, twenty.one being converted last night.
A fashionable audience attended the Bee
thoyen musicale last night The singing
and playing was wei! rendered. and a!i pre-
sent seemed 10 heartily enjoy the evening.
The Police Commissioners held meet
ing last night to examine into the origin OF
the recent fire that occurred on Eleventh
street. No determination was reached. Tho
Board adjourned over until Monday after
noon at 5 O'Clock.
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spECrACxEs, EYEGLASSES. &c.

rINO REGAIN YOUR SIGHT sRfHEA
i FOR csc. ~
e,Il at 1904 Main street and get pair vi 81 tGSt -
CLES or EYEGLASSES. large assofsnnss rim, ssc M
snneror quality ALWAYS on taRd. Prices IRON 2oe.
Unw. rtis, Skilfuliy adjusted TO the eye by,
III 90 1904 Msiu streess
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.EfURDEH WILL OCT.'

ITnTEAME -, :! o. II TIE EtE GFArTsT I>FT DRY
Wea,t ir:"r'ut":G 10 aeneft The pn3''e by notifvs
g e a s G4rieil j. 'g"sqt c of ies arFiN" of
NuRTRERN AUCTION SALES.
w. r1I.Tg1N'Nv"I T.g HS1:H 'G Sc: wAMsuTrA, 1o:c.
FGi'ir OF pnE LOOM, sgc.;
fSRE2>cG&SMyNS; f>I'%i g &!:GMS Isl i;SS;iirox,4sc.;
SHIFTING CALICOES. ~;
~ rEEtAiE> G&c.:
CoEi'%n1 rI2I,E;s IL GS Sc; -; and l0G;
s5%6 5!, >%iEP $i'f, L a 4 .ss:
a, :s. 5';' new new lot n Of cREpE CL0TH at 45c
L., than reAl valGe. Novelties In DRESS GOODS.
JAPANESE BEOCADED SILKS 1t auction
N"HAR DEDEGEs, double-wid!h, fine quality.
MACk SINS AND SATlSS at figures tina, can-
R,m.m.rr orr new and large variety OF BLACK
SiLk FHl>GES Don't purchase 81 \IlNGS be-
for,r,luiuing oar stock of black and coore.. all
w,l a !lrirc to- !ow 10 mention here. BRETON
cf 1Ta .s - Sy,e> S, @ 200 Var v:rdl wnRsTED FRlSGES
aur'ion lot: ala. 5000 yards CuLOlsED EABROt-
y Tg THw p@G G"i"rH for TT%n. oAI1 AN AIN iw
ec tihr>c slightly -'am:geI Quilt at $3.50. "A 4
s4cr'!tG assortment o: LADIES and ClllLnREAS
hs!EEY. JULiLS MEI ER.
Cos Broad street.
oar F!VE-CENT COUNTER has been oounti-
!a'r !rp,tu!>lcd. lIh 10
DkY Having 4 full line Of
IL .o1d;. and many 1t especially iow figures. we
}1y.,ca call Beautiful PRINTS a: &C: uthcrs n
40 and &c. Nice liIe EDUiNGS. NElLlNGS,
''''"' - =" e. S'' ''' ''j J. G. WHl;rLocK.
:. ;.rodlm 1109 Nam street.
SAVE MONEY
i Ire stascn i advanced ana the wants Of trade
sre ew are determined to hCep ~ sales. and
- d 80 have marked down
ENTIRE STOCK TWENTY PER CENT,
t.ia.7ng al! goods very low. and many at less than
PRIME COST
Don! ri! 10 cal! this month on
BROWNE i ROWE,
ialileTSy save yourself 81 out &c SO spent with
"'eia. Remember all of their fresh and desirable
tPytS. iarirdiuy
DRY GOODS. NOTIONS,
NOVELTIES. ETC.
~. 10 he sold without exception at
PRICES THAT WiLLTELL.
TisslarID call at their popular store. 507 Broad
St-t. Ia l6-eod
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Orders for these goods must be placed on SArCR-
DAY. rs they will be returned to our Wa a&hington
house on Monday. ~
They are perfect gems. A. SAKs & Co, f..
.Tailors and Clothiers.
1913 Main street
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fsHy EaeIS
xrW SPRING GOODS.
sr.,SG AUCTION BARGAINS.

nrcpf,s the largest. cheapest. aud
~, sr5 rc%L W GOODS At prices 10 sStonish all.
-: ssatS % o, caii sctore on parchasc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-22

DRY GOODS
for
SPRING WEAR
oan now Le had In great rarin.y s;.,...-
LEVY BROTHERS.. To- FSt$r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-22

EhR RENT. VERY Low, THE q
1 N:>lRABLE BRICK DWELLING No. LII
-! = p,a >econG street. in "WayerIy Place con-
,s'aitg * rooms and he modern conN cuicnccS.
i!ral This house very cheap. Apply at once 10
CHhFFIN. ST'Ai LES & CO.,
uh 22-3i No. | ncrh Tenth sire, [.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-22

NICE EATING G-PEUSES III PIZZiSl'S
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INsC. sTRAYED. AND fOUNR.

rs1hKES Up AT 5l3 EAST MARSHALL
| 80, ope SMALL WHITE BOAR uoGs
Owner please pay charges and remove. , ,..,,.
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{Vh RENT, THAT VERY DESI-Ga
5,Ig,.~A1b sA1bl-E BRICK DWELLING NO. 504E, Ell
,, sty and Leiaa .rerls. Containing six rooms be-
lrt t @ aga servants rooms al present occu-
rY9o' o'@t'aln J.. l.. Bas.. Pos: :ession given April
'i-"9' Apply 10
lobsoo. ;, JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & son.
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FOR RENT.

10. 500 VI AIRS II 4 l. l. STREET, e.
Y near lie Second market. one of The BEST kNG.I
NigEES nn the filr, suitable for anv business, Is
i0R RENT LOW. Possession at once.
4. II. ELLETT,
III 2.-Gt 513 Marshall street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-22

DKY GOODS.-Having 4 full line Of
II .o1d:. and many II especially iow figures. we
}a,,c call Eeautital PRINTS a! 0c.: ulncrs n
/. : :. and &c. Nice liIe EDuiNGS. NElLlNGS,
EGBp>S, &c.. &c. Call and examine.
j. G.. WtiiTLOCk.
e.. ;.rnil!n l7O9 Nam street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-22

Medical College Of SirgtIil.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-22

An adjourned meeting of the James River
and kanawha Company was held ycstcr-
day Mr.. Thomas ". McCance in the chair,
and considerably more than 4 quorum Of
the stock represented.
Mr.. Parsons stated that General Ewing
was uravoidably detained in Washington
by congressional business.
The President, on behalf Of the Board Of
Directors, submitted the following report :
OFFICE OF THE JAMES RIVER AND)
The National tribune., 1879-11-01

This is the most economical plan you adopt
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The National tribune., 1879-11-01

In accordance with the foregoing the Hon. J. A. Bent
ley Commissioner of Pensions issued order recognz-
ing me in all filled by Mr. Prtchard prior to Octo
Der 1876 wherein he hath the power of substitution
The National tribune., 1879-11-01

Spencer Curtis ofshOh Montgomery county
Ike know the postoce address Co
18th Missouri Volunteers,
ard honger OF sase company and regiment.