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E1'ANO.
COLUBLE PACIFIC GUANU:.
| TO THE PLANTERS AND FARMERS OF
| VIRGINIA.:

TO THE PLANTERS AND FARMERS OF
VIRGINIA:
RICHMOND, VA. January 9TH, 1879.
We have tEis Jay resigned the agency Ebfthe sale
of the Pacific tiuano Comp1ny's brands.
Euder the terms OF settlement between the Pacific
Guano COmrriny and ourselves. all the unsettled bu-
SIOcss or 1878. including colt cttono, &C.. to B6
managed by nur SUCCESSORS. Mcssrs. JOHN :. .REEsN
( Co. of Baltimore. whom we commend tn you Ike
isesin2 your relations with them Will be 10th plea,
SAM and satisfactory.
WALKER. SAUNDERS C co.
From the above card yon will please note that tho
Agcact nf the Pacific Guan0 Company win be con-
duetcd hereafter by The undersigned from Baltimore
~ well rs Richmond. The splendid reputation OF
Soluble Pacific Guinc, earned BY Its superior excel
ence and remarkable adaplabiity 10 the soil OF Vfr
2lla, especially on cotton. corn, aud tobacco L1tH
anT,rtn ne TO De S,tstai0ed guarantee being afford
ed In the wise infringement Of The Pacfie Glara
Company, which has practically unlimited rcsrurce7
1T is command-viZ- ample capital tTl-O0 ,O00l
extensive works. most approved machhry, larYs
deposits OF phosphate, best scientific ability, to AZ
or which add hong experience In the business iH
connection with the Undersigned aE general agents
dtssng back to 1865. We will Keep D supply OF
uamo on hand at Norfolk, Portsmouth. .ertersburg,
aud Richmond.
| JOHN :. REESE & CO., General Agents,
ia 29-3m Baltimore and Richmond.
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SIGNED AND SEALED.-The form Of the
provisional contract having been approved
By the Attorney General and signed by the
Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Company
was on yesterday evening signed by the pro-
per officers Of the James River and Kanawha
Company and the Buchanan and Clifton
Forge Railroad Company. The next thing
for the Allegheny Railroad Company to do
is to secure 4 settlement with the creditors
OF the canal company. When that is done
a regular conveyance OF the works and fran.
chiscs OF the canal company will be made to
them. A meeting Of said creditors and
representatives Of the railroad company
will be held here on the 10th.
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LICENSE TAXES.

OFFICE OF CITY Csd.LECToR-
RICHMOND, VA, April l. 1879. J.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
18th to the 30th Of April for the purp~c OF rccey-
lug the
, LICENSE TAX
from all Lawyers, Doctors Deniiss3, Commissions
Merchants Merchandise I:rokers, Mock and E4-
change Brokers' Wholesale and Retai Eiquor-Deal-
,crs.. Hstek- Restaurants, Saloons, BOARDING nud
EaI ing Efsuses- AuctiOne crs LEmbcr Measurers~
Architects Theatres amt Halls: Telegraph, Ex-
press and Coal COmpaui S: Mercantile Insurance,
Steamboat, ReaE Estate, Employ yHcnt, Ticket, and
Sewin2-iIaehine Agcnts: Sitter Manufacturers.
junk and Oyster-Dc'I ers. ScareYaers. Photogra-
piers aud an others lla bic to license tax.
. Extract from CITY or dInancc:
"hli hills rc,aaining unpaid on the lst day Of May
lnp Of not n ) than loasdnd no more than
arc dollars foveach ds ythercait.r viii he lmIoscd.
J.. r.. WUODSOE,
ap Linn Collector
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SUPREME COURT OF APpEALs.-Battaili
and ais. Us. The Mary land Hospital for In
sane and ais. Appeal allowed and super
sedeas awarded to decree Of the Circuit
Court OF the county OF Caroline pronounced
on the 18th of October, 1878.
Scott and ais. Us. Morgan and ais. Ap.
peal allowed to decree Of the Circuit Court
Of Smyth county pronounced on the - day
OF -, 1878. .-s co.. .-...
CLANCY, &C., Us. Powell, &c. Submitted.
Lees administrator Us. Hicks. Submit
ted. -''. --| -.''.
Powell Us. Merriman, &c. Submitted.
Robert NJ. Newton qualified to practice as
counsel in this court.
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,,roys OF A TORPID LIVER,

,,,e, Bowels Cos,ive, Tain in the
,.ss Of Ai,,I AinsI sensation in the back part, Pain
u,,a. viii s',rna,teyoa6c. Fuiness Afser Eating,
u.8rr tE <n.,iou to exersion of. body or mind,
~ts "a q Tomrsr. Low Spirits, with a feeling
,.r,.,S ~" .,.r,ed some duty. Wearlness, Dizzi-
,fprFf At the Ilcar;, Dets before the Eyes,
~ fs''tt VA. che generally over The right eye,
ss27 >''H' Vii" SI,n f,fui dreams, Highly -Co!ored
IN" w,sxlxGs ARK rSHEsoEo SERIOUS
IF'"ts SOON nr DEVELOPED.
'E'I'S' TUFTS rILLS .-...,,.
,.o.c3 Z, such cases: single dose
- eF, = change Of feeling as 10 asioh'Sh sne
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OLD FIREMEN's AssoCTATIoN.-A meeting
OF ex-fremen who were members Of the old
Richmond Fire Association will be held
at the Office of the Virginia Home Insurance
Company tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock
for the purpose Of forming an organization.
The object Of the proposed association, as
we are Informed, is to renew the fellowship
which existed among the tiremen before the
present department was organized, ana 10
revive the pleasant memories of that period.
The call for the meeting is published in an
other column.
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OFFICERS ELECTED.-The following Of
fcers of Jackson Division, No. 200, Sons OF
Temperance, were installed last night by the
Local Deputy for the ensuing term: Will
liam T. Hardy, W. P; William r. Ander-
son, W. A.; James L. Armstrong. r. s..
william Baldwin. A. r. S.; A. C. Lafner,
F. S.; r. V. Freeman, treasurer; n. 4. Al
lev, chaplain; Christopher Hagan, c.; I
L. Trimmer. A. c.; William E. Brannnn
I. s.; j. c. Avery, o. S.; A. B. Tyson, p
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PERsoNAL.-Judge Beverly r. Wexford,
OF this city, has been invited to deliver the
annual address Of this year before the two
societies Of Princeton University.
MIR. L. w. Hoenniger has relinquished
control OF the st. James Hotel, and that
establishment will hereafter be managed by
Mr.. A. 3. Moore. MIR. Hoeninger became
widely known to the travelling public as
the proprietor of the old spotswood. No
better hotel, man was ever in Richmond. 1t
is scarcely probable that with his intelli-
gence and experience he will be long out
of hus;uesS.
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GOLD PENS.
TOHN HOLLANDS PATENT RECORD
Y 80 GOLD PEN. -..i as
PATENTED October Q, 1879.

PATEETED October 2, 1879, 9r
Is the highest achievement In the naaufaetnre Of
Gold Pens, and the result or experiments for Jnore
Than twenty years. The ''RECORDn PEN IL pro-
duceh by skifui combination Of the two precious
and noI' corrosive inctals-16 Karat GOLD and PLA-
rINrH-wh'lc The ordinary gold pen contains am
alloy of copper. reducing Its Hneness without yeld-
irg thai elasticity, dcnsty, and steei-ke temper
which the costly platinum, supplies The REC
ORD GOLD PEN-POiEfS are Of the uest Ifid-
iutr indrsiroctibEc With fair trcatmenf,
and ps'iisiseato giass-iKe spsooihness.
Stee~peu writer's ha We now every objection 10 gold
fairly overcome, and every requirement IN pen,
which will ersarc and not oxidlze. sauaYely met. .
The RECORD" GOLD Pen + guaranteed to.
possess durabf!uy, peruanency Of sprins, and per-
Il ctlon Of point Prlec, 1850 Scd by an jewellers
and statiouers fn the Uned States II not found cr-
der direct fl ON JOHN HOLLAND, .s.,.
Manufacturer,
NH 19.Wly 1swest FoRyth street. Cincinnati.
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WEATHER REPORT.

| INDICATIONS FOR To.DAY.-For the Mid.
die Atlantic States, increasing cloudiness,
followed by occasional light rain, winds
mostly northweSterly, stationary or lower
| temperature, and higher pressure.
For the South Atlantic States, partly
cloudy weather, frequent light rains, south.
west veering to colder northwest winds,
followed by rising barometer.
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ONE MAN DROWNED AND NARROW Es.
CAPE OF OTHERs.-During the heavy blow
on Monday last, while the bands on one OF
the flat-boats of the James River and Ka-
nawha Company were engaged at work in
Maiden-Adyenture pond, about thirty miles
above Richmond, it became apparent that
the boat and all on board were IN great dam
ger OF being swept down the stream and
over the dam. Moved by fear OF such re-
suit, Albert Scruggs and another colored
man jumped overheard and attempted to
swim to the shore. The latter succeeded,
by aid OF rope thrown to him, in safely
landing on the bank. Scrnggs was not so
fortunate, for notwithstanding the efforts Of
those on the boat to save him he was drown
ed. Meanwhile the boat, with number Of
men on board, sped rapidly towards the
dam, and soon plunged out Of sight beneath
the surging waters. TO the surprise Of
everybody who witnessed the scene, not a
single man who remained on the boat was
injured, but all escaped to the land.
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CARD.-We respectfully call the attention OF
the pubic generally who may be seeking safe and
piobtable Investments aud specially call the ntten-
ton OF all parties who are seeking cheap homes to
attend our sale Of ''WEsr-EED" : LOTS a, $50
o'clock 1Hts AFTERNOON. Parties attending sale
NAV rely on erery lot put up for sale be.ug sold,
regardless Of price. Ample tfmewjE Dc given TO cx-
anime title 81 property. TIE title to this properly
s beyond Tusstio as 1t h=s been III name for
century. Oar coachcs will leave onr Office \, 8
r. M. ClIAFFrS, STAPLES & CO.,
Arrsfoneerys
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TOWELS! TowELSE TowELsl

LEVY BRoTHERs
have made aI ge additions TO their stockof
TOWELS.
which they will sell at 20 per cent. below regular
prices.
They also show large variety Of
TABLE-CLoTHs and TABLE. COVERS,
some for extra tables.
They offer WHITE and RED-CHECE MATTTING
ut the lowest prices. Don't fail 10 look at their lock
of HAMBURG EDGINGs ana INsERT1NGs; also
ToRCuoS EDGISGs and ISsERTISGS,
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Sudden Dedth.-Yesterday afternoon
about o'clock an old colored woman
dropped dead at her home, in Baconsville,
near Cool Spring. Coroner Ingram was
Immediately notified OF the fact, and, after
viewing the body, he pronounced it death
from heart-disease, and deemed an inquest
unnecessary. ' ...-.
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TUE TWO HOUSES WILL ADJOURN SINE
DIE To-DAY-MANY MEMBERS ALREADY
ON THEIR WAY HoME-SoT1cE OF SOME
ofTHE IMPORTANT TMEAsUREs-No MORE
PUBLIC EXECUTIONS In yIRGINIA-Goy-
ERSoR STREET TO BE wIDENED-cUsTo.
DY OF INFANTS. SC. .:
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MoRToN's FLORAL CATALOGUE Is one of the
heatest We have seen. glance at its contents
shows that he has full line OF standard plants, and
many OF the newest and best! A glance at hts
corner Of Main and Reservoir stre els,
Is st better for there You can the plants grow
ting and In bloom, #gJfs 49,
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LOCAL MATTERS.

REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN FUNDs.-The Wal
lace committee, which is the successor OF
the Teller committee, held session ycster-
day at Washington to inquire into election
| frauds. Among the witnesses examined
was +. \. q. Handy, who, in reply to qucs-
| tions by the chairman. stated that in 1878
he was employed in the Richmond (Fa.)
post office. His salary was at different times
S125 and $3.50 per month. He received 4
circular in the spring Of 1878 desiring him
to contribute SIS TO the Republican cam
paign fund. He did not pay anything.
Could not remember exactly when he re-
ccived the circular, hut it. was some time
before May 1st, on which date he was dis
| charged.
Two or three other clerks in the Office
| told witness they had received similar cir
cularS, but he did not know whether or not
| they complied with the request contained
| therein. One Of the two ladies in the office
received one, and had once told witness she
declined to contribute anything. She is
still employed there. Witness was told that
ms discharge was necessary in order to bring
the office expenses within the appropriation
for the fiscal year. His place was tiled by
another clerk; witness thought about 4
month after his discharge. He was given
ten days notice Of his intended dismissal.
He was inclined TO think that he
was discharg ed-first, because he was
4 Democrat, although that fact was
known when he was appointed; second,
because OF his failure to contribute to
the campaign fund. These were coniec-
! lures on bis part. Afterwards, however, in
his business capacity, he saw Postmaster
General Key, when the subject OF his dis
mssal was mentioned. and Mr.. Key said be
understood it was necessary to reduce cN-
pcnses 10 correspond with the appropria-
| ton.
Witness thought, but was not positive,
that two months after his discharge the
number OF clerks in the Richmond post-cflice
was as great as it was before his dismissal.
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have anayzed the whiSkcy known under tue
brand Of " B-SEL ECT." controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER ID. BLAIR 4 Co., Richmond. Va and find II
FREE FROM FUSIL OIL aud otter Impurities, and
recommend lis use for medicinal and family purI
poses. j. B. MCCAw, NJ De-.
lac Professor Of Chemistry.
Medical College OF Yirglnls.-
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SHORTHAND CLASS.-Mr. LAFFERTY,. tile cfi-
cial stenoSrapher to the Senate of Virginia, will by
reIucS') give fun course Of instruction IN ocrba-
tim rcpor'lEg by shorthand commencing about
the middle of Aprl| at his office, corner OF Ninth
and franklin streets. The lessons Will be of an
hour each and on evenings convenient to the class
Persons wishing to learn The art requested to
address him Box l29l, to arrange the days aud
The hour.
ZEE: 10. In alvance. for cnlirn cnursr.
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Statistics. The following are the police
statistics for the month OF March, as pre-
sented by Chief-oi-Poice James A. Lips
combe: Number OF arrests, 31-1 for felony,
96 for misdemeanors, and s for ordinance
violations. ...'
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CoNFECTIONERIEs, &c.

DURE CASDIES.-I am manufacturing
| daily INV inimitabie pure crushed sugar CLAR-
IFIED FLINT CANDIES. / make better CAN
1yES for wholesale purposes than any boHse In this
cuun.ry-warranted perfectly pure aud no atuite-
raiions We dou't use sEy fucos xr3pe-suxar. faru-
1hn"robinr but pure sugars: 1t IS mort highly
anvorcd, whiier. brighter. frmer and Is warranted
10 stand Hrin in any climate. <..
a. on liIZ Main street
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and mider.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, A /;
3 a: b., 81; noon. IS; P. NJ, co; 6 z.
~. Sc; midnight. 80.
Mean temperature. 53 1.6.
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Mduor's Court. There was but one case
before Mayor Clarke yesterday-that of
Gorge Hewlett and Hampton Smith,
Charged with fighting in tho streets. Hew-
lett was discharged, and Smith was ordered
tn nav costs.
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Don't make mistake, for limitations are various
and numerous. When you want Sc. KEr-WEsy
CIGAR see that you get WHrTLocK's. with copy-
riyhted label representing to6acco-ie0Gou on every
bny
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NJ. ELLYSoN It CO.. advertising agents, insert ad
vertlsements In all of the newspapers of the Untse
Slhes It publishers rates Orders left at the Dis
patch countinS-room will receive prompt atten
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,.,. - wi,i<kers changed TO glossy black
cray '1n 'Dn ,IrlIca,iuu of his Dye. IL imparis a
= ~. sc,s in, ;aniai cousiy ans Is as harm
r. :, 3rycgi.ts or sent hy express on receipt OF
=. ., ,,rr-ar street. New York.
c!Sc',S' '''' - &c 1S-coJly
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ELECTED PRESIDENT OF THE VIRGINIA
HoME INSURANCE CoMPASY.-At meeting
of the Board Of Directors Of the Virginia
Home Insurance Company held Yesterday
at their Office Colonel w. II. Palmer was
unanimously elected president OF the com
pany to ill the vacancy occasioned by the
death OF Mr. HartSook. .
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An ESTABLISHED FACT !-tlERMAS EoscuE.
BROTHER keep the largest and bcst-assor,e,
stock of Boots. Shoes, Trunks, ValscS, &C., in th
ciy-JO9 and ii Broad street.
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THOSE who have tried the PICNIC CIGARS pro-
no"ncc them superior For sale at every place where
good cigars are sold.
y. WHITLOCK, Manufacturers
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FCRNITTRE.

E GATaRlGHT & son, 10 COVER A
Ia. NOR STREET offer Inducements. both as -.
10 nric..s and terms 10 all Ia Iecd of FChSi-~
TURE OF any sind, .uch as 10 make ~ II 70 hs'f r1,e
Interest TO examine stock before puIcnasuS. ,Is IL
Walnut Suits with Tennessee ana FRAY ,naap,s.
sideSoards with dark marble Parlor Suits In cate
IIue and raw sik-yery handsome: Reps sun,,.s. Snn
roth Suits very cheap: Piue aud Poplar rurnitoa
Of every kind. Our stock win be found compiete "a
every particular. Don't fall to call. al e
guaranteed. ie1o-o-
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, NOTED DIVINE SAYS:

7 Dear sirFoT ten ye:rs ,nd P1les hlTe 0efn East
.,ruja py,SiF 80 commended 10 me. used
,as yaar r;,b lille fa,,hy / am new weli man
Va Hs ",%.t;;S digestion peri ect. regular Stools;
@ sssc aud nsSs ss!"a si,,, isT'! = rSi sSans S0'
- Ih'! T.v 4. J.. SIMPSON. LOUISVILLE, NY.
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TEEKLY MORTALITY.
(--- WeeK EHutnU---
March 81, Mar. 80, Nar. 22, S1ar.

-.. 1871 1878. 1879. 1873.
s.l- VIC. w. g.. W. G. w. e..
Total DEATHS. 6 16 10 Is l2 IS 16 Ii
Still-born .,.... 1 / 2 o 0 z
Mean temperature for the week ending
March %, 51o ST.; mean temperature for
the week ending March %, $50 2S>.
Amount of rainfall for week ending March
90, 0.1S inches; amount Of rainfall for week
ending March 30, 1.50 inches.
Population of city estimated at 10000
white, 45,3O0; colored, $4,000. Rate OF
mortality OF whole population was 1914 per
1000 per annum; rate OF mortality of white
population was 1886 per 1000 per annum;
rate OF mortality OF colored population was
21.60 per 1000 per annum.
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-. ero,t Of TUFTS FILLS IS TO increa,e
~ -. %T..,s, and cause The body 10 taso on hesl''
= &i i'...', j. unu. tshca. and by their tome ac
aa, he y orlars regular STOOLS are pi o.
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PoLIcE-COURT STATISTICS FOR MARCH: -
During the past month the Police Justice
disposed Of 232 criminal cases and tried 3lo
ordinance violations. On criminal charges
- persons were sent on to the grand jury
for Indictment, 33 were convicted OF misde.
meanor, and SO were sent to Jail In default
of surety for their good behavior. Fines
collected: City. S390,50; State, S116.75
costs, S19.17. Total, $526.42.
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PRoCLhEATIoN 10 the logers Of the scotland To-
all whona 1t may concern: IF YOU want good CT.
GAE. either &C. or 10c.. WdSS in &C. E. .ya5 W HIs-
LoCx's aud bare your wants Supplied.
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IoMELY, oLNeAsHIoNED PERFUME Is Law
enter, yet dclghtfsily refreshnsand invsg0ratrps.
IT can he found In 10 purer foym than iD ). & Z.
ArEigsoN's genuine, nj cham Lsse ndAr
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SEEK no FURTIER.-YOu will fad no better
The PIC NC IS the best Sc. CIGAR on the market
Wholesale and retail. at T.. WIIIILoCK'S, l445 Malr
cir
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!N:E.. ENEEeY.,

MILLINERY GOODS. - NEW .-s!Ss
" NpENG HATS AND BONNETS: TiStssSts,
ia'.@. Just returned from The North. E'ha'sse
'a. goods IN uy lire very low. All those requiring
a. o ~ iGC them at following prices:
':pLt!>. all slia deS, &c. PER dozen;
>.E3W HATS and B0SNETS. 35c. =
Ar@ TkuS.l GRAIN RIBBON, 1Oc per yard;
-IhHuEN FLATS cheap:
III HE ntw stv,es Of RIBBONS, FLOW ERS, and
FEATHERS al low prices.
~. nn:icc VIII be given OF my PATTERN HATS
-. BONNET OPENING. .'.
tAlLDkEN'S TRIMMED HATS at soc. apiece.
MRS K. WEISEL,
Sa52l Broad street, between Fifth and Sixth.
M 81 iw - '". ~ .| '.-. 49,.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINTING-lioUsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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BOOTS. SHOES. &e.
T OOK-AT THIS!

.IooK'Ar THIS! 80
Ibave placed On III counter SHOES 10 lie sold re-
garf less OF cost:
IEFa SIS' TIE :, all cDhrs, At Doe: o
INFANTS Bs LhOEALS. al coLors, AT oos.'
BOGSrC0SGYtESS CATERS. 70 5. A. 81,
LADIES Sci. .GE BUTTOS-ByDTS,S lou
LADIES' SERGE BUrTOS-BOOTS hand maze
At $50 Nor. n "a: 1850
GENTE EMEN'S DOUBLE-sOLE CALF CON
tItESS Ga TIERS, 81 worth 80. =,
Tae above 1T all first-cltss goods. Gall al once II
yor. wish harry aims at No 335 ErOad street.
n. Its-3n W.P. W. TAYLOR.
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rrTT.S uAlR-DYF.

,,,, ryrRYwHrEe. PRICE 25 CENTS.
.,,r c- urGEAy SrEET. NEW YORK.
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Nor REQUIRED TO PAY CosTs. we are
requested to state that the charge against
Joseph Cbaddick OF unlawfully having a
dog in his possession, the property OF Jonn
Marshall, was dismissed by the Police JUS
tice Thursday morning, and the prosecutor,
not Mr.. Chaddick, was ordered 10 pay the
costs.
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u,yWQ0D, OK NEW YORK. SAYS:

'N' ,,..,.os ,yis, that cannot he relieved by
Few o,@ rrr 20 It's normal functions. and for
,% NJ, :, 'acdy has CySr been inSen'e8 'a'
a. Ia,s',T, s.rny an c!rc: a TUFTS PILLS.
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DID YOU EVER? No; never smoked 4 better 90.
CIGAR than WHITLocK'S PICNIC.
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PROPOSALS.

CITY ENGINEERS OFFlCE.l
RICHMOND, April l, 1879. :
NOTICE. E.-SEALED PROPOSALS will
~ DC 1cceIve, 1T this Office until FHlDAY NEXT
April ith. At o'clock L. NJ. for FGKNiSHiSG
Paw lSG FOR ONE YEAR.
T'.e Committee on Streets reserves the night 10
~ orms m Of vroposaS eau be obtained by applying
NJ .,hia cfscr ". 4. CUTSHAW,
ui,I IL Ciry Engineer.
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hereby return my thanks to the sisfsp as of Rich.
hoeral patronage 10 me for the past tsen;y-ayt.
years and solicit contiuuanca Of ,Ie sau,c for NV
Saseesecr- have made AZ arrlngerp ent with Mr..
uifa fRstheT notice, and viii be found always ON
handr aud give the same attention ar heretofore =
WE III. CLtMMITT. .
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RICHMOND, VA, Aprf I,lS79.
Referring TO the above notie,s desire IN make
ackuo wc,!RIpcnts the many trfends OF the late
firm for iheir generous conhdencs and patronage In
me Dast' and 10 assure them that faithful effort
viii he made to merit lis continuance.
wouFd cali the special attention Of the public
generally to this OG-cstabiished concern which u.
fitted up TO do every class OF PRINTING ut very
low ~ e-;, WM. ELLIS JONES,
Steam Eook, job and Newspaper pI snter,
ap 2-eo- 3t No. south Twelfth street.