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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-02

How GARFIELD'S SPEECH WAS TONED
DowN.-Mr. Garfeld's speech OF Saturday
is considerably toned down in the Record,
and does not read in that official compen-
dunn Of debate in nearly so stalwart words
as it was delivered. 1t is said that Repuh-
licun member Of Congress waited upon him
and told him if he did not take back that
portion Of bis speech in which he said the
mortal gage of battle offered by the South
to the North in 1861 was honorable and he
roic, that he (the member) would denounce
such utteranceS from his seat on the floor.
Accordingly in the Record General Garfield
revised his speech in this particular. Gene
raj Garfield said on the floor: "The last
act OF the Democratic domination in this
House eighteen years ago was stirring and
dramatic; it was heroic and high-soued."
Your leaders did the
heroic thing in withdrawing from their
seats and flinging down to us the mortal
gage Of battle. We called it rebellion,
but we admit that it was no uorab.e; that it
was courageous, and that it WIS noble to
give us the fell gage Of battle and fight it
out In the open field" What the Record
now gays he said in lieu OF the above SEN
fences is as follows: ]" Tie last act Of the
Democratic domination in this House was
striking and dramatic, perhaps heroic"
, :. ''Your leaders, though holding
majority in the other branch OF Congress,
we're heroic enough to withdraw from their
seats and fling down the mortal gage Of
battle. We called it rebellion, but we re-
,ognized it as courageous and manly TO
WOW yenr purpose to take all the risks and
light 1t out In the open 6eld.0- Washington
SCR of last night
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4. .,,,Y,or;zed 10 construct the road EFIer.
arm snortet,or. Of the Pail REX coal ana |
Ehranehes nleug the tributarsses OF the fa'n' |
creer Far The accompc s,ation OF the trans !
portation from tne Palnt-C Greek minessor
anv contiguous mines upon those tflou.a-
rig which may be facilitated By connec1ton
with the Chesapeake and Ohio railway %
the Kar,awha river, -
i, Is ,,roper TO say that in the imnea ll'''
Vicinity of the Paint;Creek lands IS : Sas.
area 5of lands underlaid by the haest eoal
dern.it in the world. 1t is expected that
thare viii be development Of that I'M
roed,a,c section which for its abundance
! and richness has no rival anywhere
| md that upor the building OF the Palntr
Greek Company's work there Will be q con-
temporary and cooperative enterprise IN
! the development OF the mineral wealth. Oh
] the region that will afford the most hVe'y
!, TRANSFORMATION to the railroad that Is tnus
chartered by the most admirable addition 10
: tho wealth OF the Immediate region about the
! pa;nt-Creek enterprise. That kanawha mas
e the richest and most lovely coal OF the land
: we have not doubt, and that this coal must
! grow in popular favor and general Use as
!. time progresses is most certain. Iha'
}. the Paint Creek interest, as vel! as the KIN
+ dred enterprises thatarein the nelshpor
y hood. will advance rapidly towards fame
Il and prosperity We are equally conhoen'. Il
:. is out OF the question that such proper
0 shall longer remain in the condition OF Cd
q security and obstruction.
ii AS sure as anything, will this kana"h'
coal interest be developed into success an;
1t grandeur. That field is the finest in t't
d world, and must in time reach the eXaita
Il tlon that shall be pronounced super-emlnent
i The day is rapidly approaching. Nature
&c has done everything. Time has been SLOW
2 oh, how painfully sluggish but the truti
d must soon triumph, and present to the VIZ
gnias in the Kanawha Valley a scene
A. life and thrift never before beheid wlthll
q their boundaries.
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spEr7AL NOTICES

M STUDY YOUR INTEREST. and
spend yor money w'iere you can get the most 19r
1t. lTtEies are bard Ind money - scarce. 8ooos
must be sold and ID ney must he raised
srcLE BROTHERS.
is now the leading DRY,GooDs ionse In .Eicl D.
mond. They are now receiving the third supply OIL
SPRING GOODS.
BLACK CASHMERE At 25. 37!5,4 2H. so, 60. 65
~. OF. 81. 9se.. a and y :, p,.huo,a.
The largest lol q Gas lasaead y keomon'
BE1UTiFUL DRESS GOODS, 8, 10, IN, and
NEW iBiRoCADED DRESS GooDs-handsomc
MUMMY 'eLoTH-ntwe Of the season;
siEGE Rao np sSss
SILK iso %gsfnEs At zoe (eoSmeyy G O. per yard
PP pn' FL to SGt + Nc hHN Goi
BtJNTiNGS at log. 20, and Csc, In all the new
Don't I fail 10 look at orr 4oc. TABLE LINEN;
g. p rEKef niSES f"a At e. pr yard
25 r pace sa more Of Linens for mems and
boys weal c Sigh, VET ,rprs s,rn,,v dam.
aged by wafer, for gentelnens ano boys, w e.
BIZ kCK. SILKS at 75c., 81, sl.25. $50, sl.73
Don't TT fail To- to look at our CoLoRED SILKS from
HA Sqs: p ssfE{SaCtaaDED coLoRED SILKS at
NEW FARAsoLss Just RECEIVED; ,,,,,r wa, =,
500 dozen row ELS, slightly smoked, which will
lie sold as trcat bargain:
RUSSIA TOWELlNG III sl.56 piecc-rcdi 'a'"e'
50 80 piece: ,, r.. ,,.,,
Large lot of WORsTED PRINCES. just received
from auction, ~ &c. Eer yar!; .....
Don't fail To look ut our CRAPE;
KID GLOVES 1T %, so. los. ana I'll; T.
10 pieces more of IRISH LINEN:
PIQUsS at AZ. 6.. S$. 10. and l21c: per yarn :o
COitSE'rS at your own prices, ~ we want 10 close
nn.t no stock.
rricr. nst OF COTTUNS: Wamsut'a. 10i.c.: Davol,
SIC: Fruit oi-thc-L Loom, SIC: AnuroSco-g''
at ne.
COTTON, 81 and 4c. per yard:
!, bales of COTTON nj 5c.-s,ighly wet;
500 na'ttrns cf NEW tDGISGS:
Another lot Of TURKISH TOWELS: ,,r r,
BLACK ALPACA you can buy cheaper NJ - ,. - =
BROTHERS than any house this SIDE o. Nc"
York.
Another lot Of those liLAY LINENS Just rccciTrh
Wn have thousands Of AUCTION iSARGAi ;
too numerous TO mcntlon for want OF space. A.,
we ask is a call. and YOU will be convincel INA!
SYCLE BROTHERS IS he place fcr rs olHh
3ll BroJd street,
NH 81 cod between Third and Fourth streets.
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SPECIAL, NOTICES.

: - -CIIi1EF BROTHERS invite the
W. ,,,.,a7,gi IN attend the SPRING OpENlNsn
,n MONDAY March 31st whsl .ey T1 ever
he s e2m ,is sa ann al viii aston
'n ai'. BuNTINGs.
Atwood Bunlings al 49,, regular prize price Z &C.:
aii-I lin n bunting at 1876, regular pres io SECULAR
Ai Wool Cashmere, 40 inches wide, at o4c regular
A woo Gsmeete "a inches wldc' at 81. regular
s,,.pWorD Henrietta at 8sc, regular price Sl.oo'
GRAPES.
cour,ald,, English Grape ut S1.2, worth ~ az.
Courads Engish Gr r,pe nj sS"cannoI be bought
: for less Than ~. .,ys
IN Black silks we arc 20 per cent. less than any
nou nSss e Gros de Sol at s1lo importers price
Sl;53 ros 4. Nanlcs at 81 20 worth fully s175
Ronnes F1iIIe Richie at 81 AZ worth fully
GmInei,s Silver Gloss ut 81 10 wor D tuiis Sleo'
GuIns e. as w w9r,n fully H' $3.50
Gulnrts eros de File SILKS, IN p'ack an"
6oS. ind Checked silks from soc. mp to 81. en-
bsac.nw the best assortment OF styles aud co'ors
ever exhibited in this city;
Our STOCK of Brocade SilHs embraces jill 'hc ho'ei"
ties as they are proHucea.
WHITE GOODS. ,.-..
We have extraordinary inducements to olier IN
Cheek Mus ms ut j. &c. worth IO'5., IL losc. "ofl
French Eainsook In chccksd. at zoe. worth &c..
hfuIl assortment of White Lace Nansooks: ~
Iri III Linen at so, 50, DO, and 40c worth fully ~
per ccut. more.
All-Linen Towels at 8, 10, 12E, and 15c.;
Our 20c. Tcwel Is fully worth SOC:
Our Saith dn CHEN towels ut 75c. are the naba'
soonest goods ever brought 10 tGis market.
HOSIERY.
Our assortment OF Hosiery (of which we make s;1c,
cialty) Is unsurpassed. We have az cnlorS ana
sizes. ranging In prices from sc. to S3.00a plir
Silk aud Lise-Thread Hose, in black and colored I'll
greatly reduced prices;
See our Sllk-Cl,ckeii, UnoeacheG Balbriggan Hose
three pairs for soc.
KID GLOVES.
I,croys Seamless. best glove sold In this market
reduced 50 ) l. IA. former p"tcc9l So:
full sortmcnt Of Opera sade- In :, 8, 4, D, ano
& butlons-src ,4,lr soc. quality:
Our stock of Li-e-Thrcad Gloves embraces all ING
Par.iau novelties in Lace, Mexican, Brocadeli
AID LAND Mesh all lengths.
RIB3ONS.
See our No. Gro5-G In and Satin at l3c.. and NO
~ at lSc-ail shades:
Halnnurgs In all the new designs, running In price
from &c. 10 $3.50 Fer yard.
LACES. TABLE-LfNENS, and all the novelties
in PARASCLS Just received ut
NH 20 COHEN bRoliEhS.
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Virginia Iron Ones.

Lake Superior ores have adEan, ced, and
Mr.. ALFRED EARNsHAw, rs we leaf from
the Wheeling Register, has bee,u zeal ding ths
attention Of the Pittsburgh iron man nfactu
rers to Virginia ores as q means az s uppiy
He cites West Virginia as Pr.rns1sl hg u
bring Bessemer-lake ores under tn e ht'a'tD.
influence of competition. MIR. Z AKNsHAV
predicts that New river, with rail way. car
within short time give Pittsb, Tgh al
the, rBesscmer ore they want, anal that
too, "bctter than the best" Ah'o, he
speaks OF the supply of limestone and
coke, as being abundant. And this sup
ply he speaks OF as inexhaustible, and
to be put down in Pittsburgh at little
more than hals the present price Of what is
called republic ore, which we suppose to iIl-
dictate the average OF superior ore of the
Lake Superior! ..s.,.: e...
We have adverted to the railway from
Pittsburgh running towards James-River
Valley as pointing to the early future con-
nection Of that valley with the Ohio at Pitts
atrgh, and to the drain OF the upper James
rifer iron-ores to Pittsburgh. These ores
meet the demand at Pittsburgh for some
thing different from and more important
than the ores of New river.
we are gratifed to see the opinions Of the
Philadelphia iron-Monger, for they show
the Importance OF the improvement from
Pittsburgh towards the James River Val
ley. This is one Of the brightest strings to !
the bow OF the Richmond and Allegheny |
railroad-which j the corporators OF the
Richmond and Allegheny Company cannot
cherish with too much earnestness and en-
ersy.. Our friends Of the West are moving
with great energy ia the construction OF
the narrow-sauge railway from Pittsburgh
along the detiles and crystal sweet waters OF
West Virginia. But let our Richmond and
Company dove-tail their policy
and energy with the plans: OF our western
friends. and we shall gee degree OF devel-
and prosperity which we have never
di canned OF. Eial.s5., ae.. ar
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III D. Il L. MITTELDORFER,
527 BROAD STREET.
NEW SPRING GOODS.
NEW SPRING AUCTION BARGAINS.


best stcc. Of NEW GOODS al prices TO aStoaish ull
All We ask is 4 call before y on purchase.
BLACK CASHMERE at 25, 80. 80. 40: so, GO,
50, rs. S1.c.. and Sl-a reduction OF twenty
per cent on former prices;
BLACK SILKS-thc cheapest In the city;
ALI-WoOL BUNTINGS-tle best at 22c.-tn all
shades;
BUSTiNGS at ! 2is and 16Sc-a good article;
4 full line of DRESS GOODS in all the latest now
cities from 7c. mp;
WHITE GOODS in large variety;
CORDED PIQUE, AZ, s, G. and &c.;
HAMBURG EDGINGS and TORCHON LACES-
very large stock from auction;
PARASOLS. PARASOLS, rev stock just received;
KID GLOVES at 45c., two-button-a good article;
200 pieces WHITE and FANCY MATTINGS
from auction: A WHITE ut 15c.. CHECh at
1896. the cheapest and best goods for The
money IN tie city;
and HEMP CARPETS to be sold at a sacrifice
10 c'o-c;
$50 pieces PRINTS at AZ; ..
BROWN COTTONS ut 4. s. and &C..
prieel,st of, co1ToNSiS,;; " WA MST 1os:
HRoScoGGlS, 7;sc.; good BLEAcllED at 4,
B, and &C.;
BLEAcHED and BROWN sBEETINGs at case
DrlCtS.
CORSETS In great variety from csc. 10 $3.50;
A new stock OF spring shades III CHENILLE
PRINCES at 1o2sc. per yard;
TRIMMING SILKS aud SATlSS In all the new
shades;
HOSIERY I'm all the new styles from SIC. pair to
the finest;
NOTIONS and FANCY GOODS-a complete as
sOrtment:
CASSIMER for men and boys from sc. to 81. 25
per yard;
LAUNDRlED SHIRT at 75c., regular price 81 20 ,
LADIES, GENTLEMEN. and CHILDREN'S
CNDERSHlRrS-a full! line;
WHITE QUILTS at 40, so, 65, 75c., 81, and
$1.25.
For the cheapest goods ever Offered don't fail TO
call on ID. & +. MlTTELDORFER,
NH 22-S.MSW 5Z7 Broad street.
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DEATHS.

Died, In New Haven. Conn., March 20, 1870.
Mrs &. C. STILES, widow of Rev. j.. G. Stiles, -. u.
The remains will be met at the 1885 northern
train TO-DAY, and other friends will please await
them at the Grace Street Presbyterian church. No
service except at the grave.
Died. Monday. March 81. 1879, HENRY NOLTE,
in the sxtleth year of his age
His funeral will lake place THIS "wednesday
EVENING. April I'd, at o'clock. from ST. Mary's
church. Friends and acquaintance, and those OF
his brother Ohm Noitc, respectfully Invited TO
attend.
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nnr Virginia.


! - 1,,.,,,,,a i, In healthy condition. Things
.,,,., serenes-Fhe Governor II CAM ahs.,a
~ hone from the brightness OF tue pioms, !.
.cne leader Of the clements Of disturbances =
= ,ha and condition OF poor orHsLLo'
s. :, =. everything went awry with NM
80 - declared. .l'm not valiant, her
cher: every whipsser gets my sword. ns
snow indeed only the railroad , ishAn.1'
-, A. nohody seems to be running after MIN
-roa-, IN antagonistn. with him dies mere
...sn,,,encc. turbulence ITSELF couh not
,:,.a nm with the load which has oeea
,,a..,ed On his back. Even the sail en-
aneelso would have been PLAYED o'H'
long before they were had such overwr elm
ing weight been fastened upon them tna'
which now Expresses into the dust the
.sgreat ,csder,' OF the Adullamites OF Fir'
ai.ia. CoILlSsoS, who was aousea ant
b.ackguarded by him, has TUNED up on nun
and has served him as do some ho'iseReep
ore ra,s that have been caught ia the pan
try He has painted him over With phos
,,nor,,s. and now there Is gene raj flight o
rats wherever lhS S'S8s A~'' ~ ~Pf''-
His luminous array is irresistib ~ terrible t.
his fellows. and there is quiet in roof ant
ra,,er and in all the cuddies OF The pol'tica
garrison, and rest prevails.
Meantime every bcdy knows that the deo
nrorosition Of the t,ondbo'dcrs IS accepted
nv law. and the geae ral Intention and be'ie
is that Virginia is in her temple, proud in
dependent, and royal. and that she is TO D
no left, uudisturscd by tbe devices ana me
.hods which tcnd to public disorder ant
Dublic degradation and State discredlt.
Let us thank the good genius OF ciVillza
zion, whose policy leads 'e public peace an
Dopular :contentment. We shall see 'ba
steadily will our Commonxea'th and pcopl
Dropress towards that condition OF orde
and reasonable thrift, to that condition G
public virtue and pSs1ic devotion, 10
which we have all so earnestly sighed an
nrayed. And that VIC may indeed feel an
know that Virginia tie first OF Common
wealths, is to be in good time exalted one
more: to the place Of greatest emlnence
fbe estimation Of the civilized world, Wit
the devotion and loyalty OF all her .cllldrer
$50 that the greatest Of her sons shall! be q
who serves her bes$.
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Paint-Creek Railroad.

The Secretary. OF State Of West Virginia
issued certificate Of incorporation to the
PAINT Greek Railroad Company Saturday
last. The eorporators are G. W. RIGGS, OF
Washington; WILL1Ak II. EDWARDS, OF
Wellsbnrg; ISAAC n. SMITH, C. C.LEwls,
WA. QuARaIER, and w. E. TRUsLow, Of
Charleston, Kanawba. This road is de-.
signed 20 convey the coal OF the Paint. Creek;
and contiguous mInes TO the Kanawha river
and The ghessp BE and Ohio railroad and
he company INCORPORATED to build tho read
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MT LARGE ARRIVALS By EVERY
STEAMER OF NEW AND DESIRABLE
SPRING GOODS
TUALfHMER BROTHERS..
61l BROAD STREET. CORNER OF SIXTH.

We are now prepared to show The most complete
and desirable stock ii has ever been our pleasure to
exhibit. Our buyer having spent Il long tlmc III llie
northern marker, to offer all Of The latest
novelties. ard great advantages In prices VIII he
BLACK GOODS! BLACk GOODS.
BLAt X GOODS!
ChSIlMEREs: we have ADDED 20 pieces more re
fT n%it =! sra ST,s OF CXinMERGs IN the ei,y
i"F h,:ssM fit &C aud CREAM GALL wooL'
CASIIMrEEs Il h. oT Etif$sS:. nuSr1SGs
We ~ nave every shade Of BUNTING mat is made,
BLACK EUST!NGS ers1, spcca!.YE Al! those
our stock Of DRESS GOODS comprises every 70
'"' ycity that is out iiaud>omc LACE-FlG CHED
and EtOCADED EENrINGs.
assortment Of shades Of TRIMMING slLha
In BLhCK SILK PRINCES we have the hand.
s sSnGe of scIiE&II.IE and WoESTE ED
ERISGEs 70 catch , hre.s g@"ds. ,-o s,c nm
STI,iPED and CiiEGKED MUsLINS, Linen
LAWS, DAM%ssi1 and FIGURED rlQUES
HAMGUEii EijilSfiS and TORCHON LACES
from recent auction sales Al lower p'lrs iii; i
ever before known. Large additions To 'hi'
CASSISiEEES FIR mems and boys. wear to please
any oG". We kcrp the most extensive StocN OF
'"e:e s"I %!sh K 80 ss;: pARAsoLs!
Now is your tine 10 inv, 81 before The warm wei
Their cone; on. \ BEAUTIFUL new aSsori nleht
jGsi in.
ladies' ifisc.,. and ChilGren's W II L r. and
STRIPED HOSE. in great variety. Many ne"
styles jl-t ou'.
our soc KID beats anything Of the kind ever seem
In Black, to!orcd, Opera shades, aud White;
also. better gr cS full line.
We havc IN elegant UELAUNDRIED SIllEf ut
5rc--Tirre linen bosom alid cutf; also, better
SHIRT at 81.
In NOTIONS and FANCY GOODS We have every
hing, such rs SILK EhNDk ERtIitEFS.
SCARFS BOWS. RIBBONS, CCRStTS.
RUFFS. and RUFFLINGS.. Tho largest stock
OF rcw-siyTc BUTTONS 10 be seen anywhere
south Of New lork.
COTTuhS and DOMESTICS rctailcd at who csac
prices.
All those in want OF great bargains will please call
ut TIIALIIIMEK RlsOrlERS'.
NH 20 G0l Bread street, corner OF Sixth.
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FLOR the Dispatch.J
Tho CIV payements and the Court of
ADpealS. 49,. " '.'-.

Among the remarkable decisions of the
Court of Appeals; none strikes me as more
remarkable than that which affirms the OBJ
legation of the citizens to pave the side
walks, and am led to ask, therefore, the
following questions-viz. 49,
| 1. Are not the sidewalks parts OF the
! streets? 49,. .ap..
2. Why may not each citizen be COM
PEELED to pave the whole street near his
house? .,.,.a..... :.,l:..... 49,, ~
8. II the private citizen is obliged to
Ike ep the sidewalks in order, why is not he,
but the city, liable to damsges for injuries
rece lived from bad sidewalks?
4. Don't all the people in the .town and
couD, Try who choose TO use the sidewalks do
so, III, N why don't all contribute to the ex-
pense OF paving them? i CITIZEN.
TTt W ould be a sorry specimen OF city
that had ut the right.to provide for good
II
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NATURES REMEDY!
ENDORSED BIZ MEDICAL PROFESSION.

THE ALUM AND IRON MASS AND WATER
FROM TIE
BEDFORD tvA.) ALUM AND IRON SPRINGS.
ESTABLISHED TwESTY-sIN YEARS.
Efficiency proved by actual results Ia thousands et
cases of Dyspepsia. Debility. Diseases Peculiar TO
Women, Chronic DiairEo.a, Headache. Scro!ula anc
Cutanesus Affections, Sore Throat and Dirhthera
Chills and Malar!al Fever. ExtrGcts from testi.
Best remedy for Innammatory Sore Throat and
DIphthcria ever used by meas have found after
practice of forty ycars,-acts as tonic Alternative
and feDrfuge; preferable to chlorate OF potash"
L. 4. SIFFERB, ii. D.. y. G..
remedy equal 10 Bedford Alum and Iron Springs
Water and Mass for Chronic diseases and diseases
peculiar to women"
Successfully useu in Dyspepsia and Chroule
Diarrhcra."
"Surpassing any remedy that know Of for scro-
fuous afectious. Have used II for twenty-five yearf
In my practice" I'll. WALKER, n. D.. Va.
found treatment equal 10 this waller and mass for
Scrofula, Cp'aneous Affections, Clandular DeranSe-
ment. Chronic irrita'ions CT the bladder, Kidneys
pepsia." Prof. j. j. MooRMAS, ". D., Va.
No WATERS HAVE WIDER RANGE OF USE
Used with unparalleled success IN hemorrnsEis
Ex-yice-President Ga. Med. Also.
"ESTIRELT CURED OF CHILLs AND FEVER By
IT." REV. +. c. nopsoN. J. 4. LEE, Va
Directions. analy Is, and full proof of all claimed
Water. SO cents per gallon; - per case OF one
dozen half gallon bottles; So for nSe-saon demi-
Mass. so cents and IL per bottle; $3.50 aud IS
per half. dozen, according to sizesent postpaid.
Full proof tf all claimed sent flee upon applica.
m,dated at these Springs at all times OF The year
AaSress A: II. DAVIES. President Of the COM
ps Sold by POLK MILLER 4 co.
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Harrison Etheridge is appointed postmas-
ter atiiI udian Creek, Norfolk county. Va,
viee j. q. Davis. resigned. John c. Freeman
is appointed postmaster at Abb's Valley,
Tazcwcll County, Va, vice James C. Smith,
resigned, The post-officeatMason's Greek,
county. Val, is discontinued as
not needed, The papers go to Salem. 1al /.
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A E.rshcl of Corn Meal.

Editors -. TaSpatch: Tue following. seems
TO he the la, vyou ask for in answer to q Ii, -
Of louisa & ohrthouse:
, And in all sales by weight Of the
agricultural products hereinafter named
the number of pounds per bushel, as stated
in the followin. schedule, shall be the true
and legal stan Gard. Corn meal,
ffty hounds, = Session Acts 1917,
page Isl. .. l.. :.
THANK you. $50.
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HoGz TYLER.-Ouf member in the Senate
has made a good record. and has taken a
high stan,l in an exceptionally able body.
We have I, ,und him not only voting right,
but at all times we'l-lhformed and eia-
quent advis, r on questions arising IN the
chamber. Elected as readluster, he has
been consist, mt advocate OF compromise;
and we fluid him now, where he should be,
earnestly work., 's for the settlement OF the
State debt.-Cli,ach Valley NeaoS.
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LIVERY STABLES.

II SALE-sTAELES AND EiI H,AnH<t.ifEEEr,
BAZAAR, I4Ss AND l4to F RA>Mt a. f., H =
! am now prepared, WIN Ht.'-rt,T WEN. o."
MONTH. ,,,.r, ,,..s.,'uNtA'ls-
extended them for The tTa"sA''''-
ness. ,- tlt>r eAL,.l.'ts e.
Bazaar for the SALE ~ AZ t' .,,f. uNH>S>
MULES, VEHICLES OF q. cw,tlf'-. 3. 80.
'H aDcT1 on; p DAYS: WrpNE>pA a''
DAY At IL O'Clock 4. NJ . ,,,yr- VgU,Tishf'
s. ALLEN, Manager. &C.
q e. RrkYOS. Auci!oLetr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-02
w NEW GOODS! NEW STYLES

NE NEW GOODS! NEW Styles
Just received very large assortment Of
...e SPRING GOODS,
IMPORTED ESPECIALLY FOR MY TRADE.
The goods are Of SUPERIOR QUALITY. being
from the very best English and French manufacto-
rie., and The PATTERNS ARE VERY HAND
SOME. I beg TO inform my friends and the public
generally that shall offer these goods, made up In
the latest styles and by the best workmeD at PRICES
TO SUIT THE TINES.
SHIRTS. COLLARS, and CUFFS made to order
at short notice. Satisfaction guaranteed.
JOHN c. SHAFER, Merchant Tailor,
NH 19-3m No. 1904 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-02

Dear Sir II 81 ueerely hope those who
use my Dipatch will read this complaint.
The DisppteA has u,,t reached me now since
7 'uesday's paper-shsce the examination of
N, eGuire ana Lyon for prosecution in the
Pc. indexter trial. i suppose the paper is
bon ular on account of news; but prefer
to re I'd my copy tist.
Yours, WILLIAM 5. LACY.
Jon es6oro', N. G., March 20, 1879. III.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-02

We are glad to sec that the Congressional
Record uses the word "germane," not
"gcrman -; and we trust our proof-readers
will take due notice and govern themselves
accordingly. .r :..
The Record IS good authority.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-02
CLEANING. DYEzNG, &c.

GOATS, PANTS, VESTS, SPRING
Sc, soilsd or faded. and in need
OF n thorough cleaning or dyeing and pressing,
CLEANED or DYED at j. 3. MCKINNEY 4
CO, ,s STEksi- DYEIEG and CLEANING ESTAB-
LISHMENT, 41S. Marshall street near Fifth.
Pants Cleaned and Pressed oaly so cents, In the
peatest and arst-ctass STYLE a. !. NH 20-lm l