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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-27

THE THEATRE To-NIGHT.-Warde & Bar
rymore's company, represented to be a very
fine one, will produce "Diplomacy at the
Theatre tonight. The piece has been re-
markedly successful in other cities.
The chief beauty in the play, rs adapted
from the French, is the lovable disposition
OF woman who, despite her surroundings,
retains her purity and love OF truth, resents
base suspicious, rs swayed alternately by
love and anger as she discovers herself the
victim OF circumstances, and who finally
eiyes fine exhibition OF charity and gene
rosity by forgiving an enemy without!sa
friend, -. :.
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The ARIEL ON THE ROUTE AGAIN.-The
steamer Ariel arrived Saturday afternoon
from Norfolk, after an absence OF twenty.
five days, owing to the blockade in james
river. She came up with her colors flying,
and looking quite handsome in her new
coat Of paint. She has been thoroughly
overbauIcd and renewed, under the super
vision of the superintendent, Mr.. L. u.
Tatum. Among the improvements are q
new m-drum, new smoke-stack (much
higher than the former stack, and designed
to keep her clean and increase ber SPEEDY,
besides renewal OF all ber woodwork
She leaves for Norfolk to-day.
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Few REMARKs.The celebrated racer
Nina, now thirty-one years old, and at Bell
field, fMaior Doswelps stock farm, received
injuries some days ago which it Is feared
will carlse death. gs q.l, r ..,f d a.. ..s
The eanaI-railroad subject deeply interests
our people, as is well shown by the crowded
condition Of the House galleries while the
discussion has been going on. Il asF
"Our Boarding-House" hash provedu un-
palatable even to strong-stomaehed legisla-
tors. -zsr.,,s.,. .z7.- z..,,-....,-.>>.s
Dispositions in regard to the charges pre-.
ferred by Delegate Wilkinson against Col
onel Barksdale will be taken at Danville and
Pittsylyania Courthouse (Chatham).
In the Supreme Court, Saturday, Brown
Us. Browns administrator was argued and
submitted. =.
PoIice-Justice White disposed OF only q
few trifling cases Saturday. Police business
was never dtller.
Manchester proposes to issue bonds to the
amount Of 100000 to retire her floating
debt.
Saturday was delightful day. and the
streets gave evidence OF the fact that many
persons who had been housed for weeks
were indulging in outdoor exercise.
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A CBICKEN-THIEF DRIVEN OFF.-Mr. B.
j. Kellum. who lives on the.entreme end
Of Main street, has recently been annoyed
by chicken-thieves. He determined few
days ago to make an effort TO rid himself OF
them, and consequently procured stout
piece Of gas-plpe, which he rigged up as a
sort Of cannon, und put it in such posi-
tion that it would 90 off in case thief
broke in. After midnight a thief did at
tempt to get III. Bang" went the can
non; and next morning hat and part OF a
shoe were found on the ground, and about
thirty buckshot embedded in the door in a
line with a mans body attempting 10 get in.
It is supposed that the thief was wounded,
but he has not We. been found.
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MEEKrNs AT THE CAPITOL.--Dr. e. "
Baebv alias Mozis Addums, atlas Meekins,
alsas Bacon and Green, &C., will deliver 10
ilecture; in the haliof the House Of Delegates
lat 8 O'Clock on "Wednesday evening, and
read selections OF his own and other viii.
.ings: q The Doctor is a popular humortst'
and will no doubt -haye full house.
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MEETING AT RICHMOND CoLLEGE.-The
.Mu Sigma Rho, Society Of Richmond Col.
lege met Friday night-H. j. Lewis (presi.
dent) in the chair.
The Philomathic Society of Richmond
Female Institute had been specially invited
TO witness the exercises of the evening, and
their Society was we'll represented. ,.s,.
= The exercises were opened by NJ. B.
Curry as reader, and W.. l.. Howard de.
claimer. 49,. 80, .,,t,l -
S. 3. Jones delivered the monthly ora.
tiou, which was well received oy the au.
lience. y p .stses41# "2%s<sI +
The discussion on the question ,'H Is the
principle, My country-right or wrong,
my country correct one 2" was opened
by A. p. Staples, followed by A. G. Loving
A.. R. Helin next spoke on the affirmative
side, and kept the house wrapt in attention,
and was often applauded by the audience
j. J. Taylor made, the speech OF the eve
ming on the negative side, and no. doub
gained the question.
On the general discussion NJ. B. Curry
and James Dickinson made addresses.
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The GRAND CONCERT To-NIGHT.-The
celebrated Mendelssohn Quintette Club, OF
Boston, give their first concert here to-
night, and from their known excellence as
artists Of the first order, and the magnificent
programme prepared, it bids fair to be the
musical event Of the season. No lover of
the Divine art should miss this opportunity
Of hearing fine music Interpreted by such q
renowned combination Of talent.
Their reception in Staunton last Thurs
day was most flattering. To use the lam
guage Of a paper Of that place, "There was
hardly breathing room at the Town Hail
last night, though each seat was reserved
one. There were tWenty-one Of the audi
ence seated on the stage. The performance
of the Mendelssohn Quintette Club was
fully worthy Of such an ovation, and the en-
cores were frequent"
Wherever this Club appears it plays to
crowded and delighted houses. or their
performance in Baltimore last Tuesday night
the american says :--,[.--+-->e-, - :.
"At Lehmann's hall last night The Men
delssohn Quintette Club, OF Boston, gave
one of its concerts, assisted by Mrs. FL. F.
Knowles, Boston soprano. The hall was
filled by an audience that was cultured and
musical, cold at first and always critical,
but warmer and walmer with each number,
and finally more than enthusiastic. 1t was
decidedly one OF the most enjoyable eve
nings OF music Of the season in Baltimore.
That every one was greatly pleased was
rather loo evident, for several times was
noted again the disposition to force the
artists into doubling programme that was
generosity itself.
The almost perfect unanimty in the rem
dering OF quartettes, quintettes, and SEX
tettes was simply delightful, and more 80
was the appearance of forgetfulness OF an
audience and OF soulful devotion to the
spirit of the music that marked the playing
Of each member of the Club. I was much
more like a party of music.worshippers
gathered together at the shrine OF their
goddess for an hour of praise and ibation
than company Of artists who had charged
an admission-fee at the door.
"The vocalist was Mrs. H. 7. Knowles.
She has pure, warm soprano OF consldera-
ble.compass, notably rich, full and sensuous
in the lower, notes, and capable OF most
effective work in the upper register. 1t Is
well schooled, too, and is used with excel
lent regard for shading and expression:
f - The instrumental soloists were all
most excellent, and each one was called
back second time" -.'......... -.....-..
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Roll OF HONOR AT THE RICHMOND HIGH
SCHOOL. following is a list OF the pu.
pils on the roll OF honor at the Richmond
Hish-Schoo.3 for the past week: Senior
Class-Ada Anderson, Augusta Anderson,
Leila Baker, Fannie Blake, Imogen. Cot
trelI, Bertha Dickinson, Grace Henning,
Mary Koslow, Maggie Mitchell, Zaidee Nor
ton, Emma Riddick, Nora Smith, JEANNE
Whittet, Fannie Wyatt, William T. Dennis,
Morris q. Hutzler, Charles P. Lee: Inter
mediate Class-James Armstrong, Archie
Cone, Robert S. Crump, Tucker Eggleston,
Alexander Fox, George McCann, Emma
Laube, Blanche Lee, Juliet Marks. Josie
Murray, Leila Saunders, Susie T. walker
Emma Walters. Junior :Class-Magsie Fer
rel, Mary Pulliam, Christine Whittet, Wii.
liam Wills. Attendance for the week, 9s
per cent. . @ 80 ~.
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Roll Of Honor at Colored High-Schoot for
Last WeeE.-Thomas Johnson, Horace
Jackson, p. Mosby, David Moon, Jannoo
Robcrson, Edward Smith, Margaret Per
kens, Amanda johnson, Margaret Harris,
Margaret Denis, Mary Cogbil.
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Personal. THE election OF Mr.. Angus
tine Royals as member OF the City Coun-
Gil from the Fourth Ward gives very gene
raj satisfaction.
EX-Counciman Nathan a. Eubank, who
was injured q few days since, is improving.
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TOBACCO ExCHASGE.-The following are
the public transactions at the Tobacco EX-
change for. the week ending Saturday.
January 25th: Breaks, 262 hogsheads and
s tierces; offerings at auction, 81 packages,
of which IS were sold and the remainder
taken in. There was only one package
tobacco has changed hands during the
week at private sales, and the market may
be regarded as g looking up."
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PERsOEAL.-T The Alexandria Gazette says :
The ioint committee OF the General Assem-
bly, who, for month past have been inyes.
tigating the charges against r. E. Frayser,
superintendent OF Public Printing, Of In
competency, perjury, &C., have unani.
mously instructed their chairman to report
fiat they find; the charges 'entirely m,
founded. iIlt.t ~ /; '..f,s.ssi, = :; =,
Mr. Oiiy er J.. sehooieraft, who has been
residing in New York for some time,'fe'
turned to the city on Saturday. IS ! ;l,.,g d, 81
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VIRGINIA Press AssocIATIoN.-TheA ffsh
annual convention Of the Virginia Press As.
soeiation wiHbeheld inthis city on Tuesday,
25th of February next. Every member pl
the Association is expected to be present;
/ as business OF specihf interest to the Jour
ipaIists OF this State will be transacted.
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iii oReAE RECITAL. = here will be al, organ
recital at Gfaee-Street Presbyterian church
bvT Miss Kate Mera, accom- panied with vocal
music by @. Fl. Read, iJr., OF Washington,
and Mr. Pugh,l Of this city, on the iith OF
sFehruarY.t .sIst t,..l.5....2lIt. -
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HOUSEHOLD Ec0yoaY.-The housskeepSr OF
cook who studies economy In The Kitchen can do 50
in one direction By always using DooLEy.s YEAST
POWDER. Js will be found truly economical and
valuable assistant In baking biscuits, rolls, bread,
cake of NIL kinds, ~ues, mullins, and most aIl artl
cles prepared from -four. And why7 Because In
using the DooLEY POWDER ron save In eggs. iH
shortening, in patience: IN everything: and when
the baking Is done 1t js turned light, palaabIe,
and wholesome so that every norsel Is ea,en up and
no waste. r. ~ s-g. 81, t.st4,rr.S IL 3 rtsss.,rt -
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IT'S No USE TALKING deeds are better logic
than words, and there is little in medical writers
disputing over the actual cause OF rheumatism,
which all admit to be located In the blood, when DR..
HERNDoN'S great remedy-the GYPsY's GIFT
like the sword of Alexandria, cuts the Gordlan knot
by promptly driving 1t from the system. This 1t
will do every time and any live druggist can sup
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OPENING SALE.--The opening auction
sale at the new Centre warehouse Q412-16
Cary street) will take place tomorrow,
commencing ut 12 O'Clock. Sixty hogsheads
and packages will be disposed Of.
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FIRE IN THE CoUNTY.-A bright light was
seen on Saturday night between S and 8
O'Clock in the county in line between
Broad and Main streets. 1t is supposed
that there was fire in the county.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Carried Ouer.-Ofticer Fitzgerald carried
over Saturday to the penitentiary Marshall
Stevens alias Lewis, convicted OF horse
stealing and sentenced to ten years i'm
nriS0nment.
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THE THANKS OF THE VIRGINIA BAPTISTS ARE
due to the LEE GALLERY for the splendid pictures
of their ministers Rev. j. B. JETER.
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pEANO-FORTES.

A SWEEPING TRIUMPH.-From the
"A Boston Post of November IS, 1878: CHICK
ERING ( SONS Jared well in the competition Of The
Mechanics Exhibition. receiving Gold Medal for
UPRIGHT PIANO-FURTES and Silver Medals for
GRAND aud SQUARE PIANOS. This would seem
% yeairn lhe following clever lines written about
them at the Paris Exposition
Here's health to those brothers so cherry and able,
Like The CHEEKY bile Brothers OF Dickens's fable;
To do all things well 10 be their great mlssion
But 10 do best of all al the " Great Exposition
Among all their rivals they bore of the banner,
In making the best and most famous Piano.
For one Legion Of Honor" in 4 far-away region,
Al home. them, their "honOrs are legion.
CHICKERING'S PIANOS are sold in Richmond
By ia 27-1tI WOODHOUSE j. PAkHAM.
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Huu-Street Pavement. The pavement on
lower Hull street was finished Saturday up
to Seventh. Work will be commenced on
the upper part to-day.
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III. ELLYSoN & CO.. advertising agents, insert ac.
vertsements in all Of the newspapers OF the Unitae
Slnes at publishers rates Orders left at the Dfs
patch countinS-room will receive prompt atten
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TIE PLEASURE OF BATHING sgreatly increased
by mixing in the tub half or even quarter Of bot
tile OF MURRAY 6 LANNAN'S FLORIDA WATER.
Instantly the whole atmosphere Of the bathroom Is
as fragrant rs blooming fiower-garden, the mind
becomes buoyant, and the body energies refreshed
and strengthened.
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GHAsnEn OF COMMERcE.-A called meet
ling ;,f the Board of Directors OF the Cham
Ibar Of Commerce will be held fhis evening
Fat 50cioek to- consider subjects OF import
ance. 9 s & l.s a.... -.
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The Hastings Court.-This Court was
engaged in the transaction Of unimportant
civil business Saturday.
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| INcrPIENT TARTAR AND scURF removed BY
MEADE & BAKERS sAPoN1NE DENTIFRscE.
| Fifty cents box. @s =.
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LEVY BROTHERS ....
. continue to open their store 4.
EVERY SATURDAY EVENING AT SUNSET.
This gives an opportunity to those who cannot con-
yenienty make their purchases during the week.
AT this time LEVY BROTHERS are offering great
inducements IN DRESS GOODS for Ladies and Chill
dren; CLoAKs, ,..~
FURS, and
.....' ~ BLANKETS;
all of which they are closing out at greatIy-reduced
:t.~4u ...t.. ..4.. prices. rsi. q l-.'.t
Call at LEVY BROTHERS, and you Will geta
=. LARGE QUANTITY OF GOODS
LITTLE MONEY. f.. . -...., .
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GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, l2 NJ. valuable farm of
ninety-three acres, four miles west OF Rich
mond.
W. GODDIN,4 p. NJ, house and lot at southwest
corner of n and Twenty-sixth streets.
NO. E. LAUG HTON, JR.. Az p. NJ, catalogue sale
Of theological books.
T. L. WHITING. IL A. NJ, wagon, milch-cow, sc.
j. X. HOCKADAY, 10 A. NJ, groceries.
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,aAyE MONEY by having jour printing eoRs ~ tn'
DtsP ATcH PRNTsNa-HousE.s Gooo "oiA' ~ I.
nr,eea. md satisfaction guaranteed -
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THE LEE GALLERY HAS NEVER BEEN SUR
PASSED so far as my observation goes.
Rev. j. l.. BURROWS.
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CoMMERcIAL CLUs .ANNayERsABY.-.The
f,rst anniyersary celebration Of the CONNER.
:ciai Club, 10. ] 800 Ross street. VIII take
place this evening et haf-paat q o.cIocssF !
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!. FOB All. DISEASES OF THE TEETH AND Son7
use MEADE !, s. BAKERls CARBolic MOUTH
WASH Fifty cents q bottle. .i,,f,,g-.,st u.
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THE MosAIC.-The Mosaic Club enter.
tainment comes off this evening ats O'Clock
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FOR ULcEHATRD MOUTH, the heahns proEv, W az, y,
of MEADE a BAKERS GARso iloo 80. y 49, :
: no nnexcaIled. Fiity cents bottle la.lS g
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The WEATHER SATURDAY was clear, mild,
and pleasant.
THERMOMETER SATURDAY, 6 A. NJ, 30 ;
9 A. NJ, IS; noon. G5; p. NJ. 6S; 6 P.
NJ. G1; midnight. 46.
Mean temperature, SD.
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FOR OFFENSIVE DREATR from itiecayea ,ee1n
and diseased gums, use MEADE e bAhEhe oA@,
aoIIc a m Mourn-WAsu. Fifty cents bottle.
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q Fon BLEEDING GUMS, use MEADE 3 BAKrg's
CARDoLIc MoUTH-WAsH. Fifty cents bozsie.
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D1scoLoRED TEETH rendered beaa.nnl!5 VII. Mnap
M the use ar MEADE 9 BAKEn's bs'a
ryraIfsg, Fafty cents box. 81 .,ngi s,si., r3t. 4
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PRINTING.HOUSES,

PKlNTANG.HOUSES s-... /.
DISPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE.
GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.
Having one OF the LARGEST AND BEST
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES N THE SOUTH. COM
5ined with skiliul mechanical talent. we are pre-
pared to execute promptly, in the very best style
and AT LOW PRICES, every description Of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
SUCH AS
BUsINESs-CARDS.
yISITING-CARDs.
rKOFESSIONAL-CARDS.
WEDDlNG-CARDS.
SHOW-CARDs,
BILLS LADING.
RECEIPTS
BILL-HEADs,
LETTEE-HEADS.
'i ACCoUSTs SALE.
STATEMENTS
'''' CHECKS, MOTIFS
DRUG-LABELs' TAGS
PAMPHLETS ARGUMENTS,
BRIEFS,
&C., &c.
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK A
SPECIALITY.
Orders from the country promptly filed and de-
Iivered by express or mail
We have all the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE
aud execute work in manner that cannot be sur
| passed.
| Wealso do all kinds OF BINDING and RULING.
We will cheerfully furnish estimates and send
samples when REQUIRED. NH l2-tt.sw.&w
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9ltlln,oud 1ispate'h|.

ss- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN TIRE CONFINED CIRcu-
LATroN OF ALI THE OTHER, DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY. Sz..f,iS ~
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4 TnAs.LChoice New, zoe. o ponnd. For safe by
'''s,' !! - 80. .JoaS NJ HIGGINS,
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TRY OUR soc. TEA aud our 1sc LaguAyra coffee.
w. d. BLAIR & Co.
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AsAFIAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for Tue
mouth, there is nothing so good as MEADE y bA-
KER,s CAnBoLlc MoUTu-WAsH. Fifty cents a
bottle .a.-.s
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! FINEST Run, Scotch whiskey, and apple brandy
w. D. BLAIR L Co. .:rSs : 1T " ~ :'.b So
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60 to WINsToCK before he CLOSES.
Go to y1ssrocK before he close

OLD RYE WuIsKRY and APPLE BRANDY at
sS;eot = - JOHN NJ. HIGGINs'S.
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MONDAY. 49,. :. :. JANUARY 81, 1879.
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OUR COOKING VINE Is really good enough iol
table use. w. d. BLAIR & co. . .s -..1
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MEMS PANTS
.... . Look at our 1926 Pants.
r., Look at our $3.50 Pants. ..
Look at our So Pants.
We have very large ana very complete iiEe' SALT
able for dress or business wear. ..-. E.
r f. = A. SAKs s. Co..
lOl3 Main street, opposite post-cGsce.
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REPORT

INDICATIONS FOR SuNpAY.-For the Mid
die States, colder northcrly to westerly
winds, rising barometer, and clear or fair
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Go to wrSsTocK before be closes.
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Boys SUITS,

BOYS SUITS,
- 81 20 CHILDREs's SUITS,
at prices that will sell them. i3,:...
Examine our stock. "a .-'
I; 49,. Look at our styles. ,at.
a-....,.. 4 s.. We are the leaders, ID l
..........,.r A. SAKs q CO.,
49,. ... Boys, Clothiers,
1918 Main street, opposite post-ofice.
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A LITTLE MONEY.

Go to W1NsTocK before he closes.
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Il For. the South Atlantic States, rising
barometer, northwest to northeast winds,
lower temperature, and partly cloudy wea-
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GTrY n aMWAY.

.OrgIcE RICHMOND RAILWAY tCoMPAaf..
mo THE PUBLIC. ANY citizen signaI.
ling stresa-car and not eniring altenlio,na n 81
the driver will obiiae ase ty No'
OF car Aha ss''o' " ll s.'as '''s r. L. WALKER,
no la-Su, superintendent CiiJ Hs,sSsy'
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Go to WINsTocK before he closes.
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WOOD, COAL, AND COKE.-S3.50.
w CHEAP! CHEAP! EAP!-a3.50-For
two days only SEVENTY CORDS FOREST PINE
WOUD at Petersburg del,ot at so per cord. On
hand, also, ANTHRACITE, CLOVER HILL. and
SPLINT GOALS: also. a fnll supply OF that cee-
braed SOFT COKE, Notwithstanding some OF the
dealers report to the contrary.
corner Seventh and Main aud First and Broad.
IN 0l-1w
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WANTS.

WANTED, TO RENT, TUESDAYS,
w THURSDAYS. AND FRIDAYS, ut north
west corner of Ninth aud Marshall street,, L LARGE
FRONT ROOM on first noor with private front ell
trance, suitable for music Or dancns-hall. classes
In languages, &c, &c. Fuel, lights aud 1anitor's
attendance furnished. if desired. Terms moderate.
Address " HALII.r 1T this office. Ja27-ltN
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WANTED. A FIRST-CLASS DINING;
w ROOM SERVANT, and who can drive q
come. Apply at No. 10 IA niain street. t...a
ii o2.eod3t< s..5.a .'.. .h .--'.'.s ...f w.
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wOOD. AND GOAL.

AT LOWEST PRICES.-20O tons BEST
n ANTHRACITE COAL-all sizes; 100 tons
BEST LUMP SPLINT; 100 tons BRIGHTHOPE
and MIDLOTHIAN NUT. HAIL. and LUMP
GOALS. al 1880, ~. AID $3.50 per ton: COOK
ING COkE-yery best; DRY PINE and OAK
WOOD--Iong. sawed and split-at sos east Main
street. Try me with cash. j. B. WATKINS.
IN .as...a.
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SITUATION WANTED, BY A YOUNG
= LADY of refinement, a member or the chn2eh,
as GOVERNEsS 10 young chi ldren. WouEnot
object 10 assist the mother in sewing Best ofrfaer~
ences furnished. :, -, =. -
a. oa n NeWstx halifax count 8. Ua>
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

VIRGINIA STATE INSURANCE COM
PANY. .s
OFFICE, 1006 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND.
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F0R REHT.

EnR RENT, THAT FIRST.CLAsseA
u RESIDENCE ON. THE EAST SIDE OF HI
SHEETS. The house Ia a new one, haytnK been
built about eighteen u,or fs. and contains about
the most modern conyenfences: Eent yety low.
Apply 10 49, ~ 80 ROBERT n. LYME
in 21-3t s..3ssz,5 go. 12E2 Main street,
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NTANTED.-A YOUNG y LADY, who
w teaches English, French and Music, wishes
siTJra;TJIS AS GOVERSEsS. Good references
e'''D' MISS CHEVALLIE,
I, oI1w< .fr.E Hanover Cou rhCuse. Va.