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WHO CAN EAT TWELVE DA.CEAckEEs IN
Twelve MINUTES ?-Some one in New I orK
waeed friend the other day that he'couIa
NOT eet twelve soda-crackers in as many
minutes. The forfeit was $780,, In scott
4 IIobson's barber-sbop YESTERDAY, ~h,'e ahe
\ number Of gentlemen were discussing 'le ne
natter, one Of the BARRIERS SUCCEEDED Ill III
The % crackers we're procured and the con
test began at O'clock, the Inioftunasc ,ns xnra
man being Edward Clay: AT tue aoapdeG eapiLai
tion OF twelve minutes he had suceeeuet e.;e e.
in disposng OF only ten crackers, al'noug[ ,n,'i[
he had eaten as rapidly as his jaws "oulo
hermit him. ..- ri "..
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George Le,riS, the C0ademned Murderer.
The clerk OF the County Court has finished
the copy OF the rccords.oi the case OF George
Lewis, who was sentenced to he hung the
18th OF this month";, and it is ready to be for
wardcd to Judge WeisiSer, OF the Circuit
Court, by the counsel foz Lewis in an effort
to obtain Il new trial.
4 law having recently been enacted by
the Legislature aboliseing public cXecu-
lions, many are at loss to know where the
murderer Will be executed in case lie should
fail to obtain new tgAl. As the County
Court will convene before the day set for
the execution, Instructions in regard to it
will be given by the Court.
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LIVERY STABLES.

EXCHANGE-, LIVERY, AN ON
~ SALg-sTABLES AND RICHMOND 80
hAZAAR. 1893 AND IA FRANKLIN STREET.
las nav prepared. with unsurpassed faciAty. TO
EUARD HORSES BY THE DAY, WEEK, OR
MONTH. =
SPECIAL rates to droverS. aud every accommodation
,i!cndcd them for the transaction OF their ousl-
k,S.
ID connection with the stables have established
h+.ar for the SALE Hi AUCTION OF HORSES.
AlLES. VEHICLES of all kinds. HARNESS.
ADbL -. BRIDES. ROBES. WHIPS, &C.
hICTIoS DAYS: WEDNESDAY and SATUR-
'Al i! IL O'Clock \. NJ. .
JOHN 3. DAVIS, Proprietor.
T. ). ALLEN, Manager. ...r. a...-
" =. hukTOS- AnciiOpecr. ... He .
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,,,cu,s FLORAL GUIpE.-ot The many guides ana
s.a. nd nant catalogues sent out by our seedsheh
and nurserymsn n, and that are doing SO mnch 70 ~
Sorm the people and beautify and enrieh our coun.
frx note gre SO Beautiful, none SO lhs.tu.s -.
Yicks Floral Guide. It's paper - sne ~ hnnSred
lna q. coored Plate is gem. This work. a,snouRh
VIII" hut sye cents, is handsome enoEsn for g,
soos so or nl,cs on the Iaror tasie. Published 0'
LANES WICK, Rcfhe.leFl A,ki
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g9-s'ESI S'fssRE.
JCST RECEIVED AT THE
99.CENT STORE,
sos EROAD STREET,


The creates, variety OF BASKETS we have ever
shown.
WOEK-BiSkETS at so. 80. rs, and 99c.;
STA>D.BAskErS at 99c.: also, lew very fine
cnc- at sl.9S:
LCNCH- aud MaEKET-BASkETS from 35c. up;
FLOW En- BASKETS from &c. MP; .E
WILLOW NtR~EkH-cHAlRS;
ytNE-RUt KEIS for chldren-rew styles:
ER!LCAGt> Of every descriptions:
t.o. GEEEDING. CAGES aud MOCKING-BIRD
CAGES at al! prices:
TiNWhRE Of all Kinds: ..'
tAkE-BpXES and GROCERN-BONES, all sizes
and prices. from zoe. M To ~;
F!ns JAPriNNED IEA-TRAYS, all sizes, from
l. 2G inches:
tEt Mi-pANS Il d BRUSHES:
tNILDRE\'S THBLE-TRAYS;
fA>ll-HuXES with LOCKS:
..sr.c cSLOP-ECCKETS at 75c.:
IIN SETS from 1885 u TO $3.50;
gtor rkERIWAttE OF all kinds.
The most complete assortment we have ever
1cTcl. We have received III the last TWO dars an
~;4eEsc variety Of gOa:s for our FiEE-CBNI
tOGEfER. uur fnli assortment Of FiNE-CESF
TlNWAkE nuw on hand. he>idcS numerous add
lions. New goods coming in every Gay. Call and
!-E ihrin IL the 99-CENT-SIORE,
t4'a,o.re free. Tap3i 500 Broad street.
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IV THE PEOPLE OF VIRc%RE
pGpiiHiA;-l VIII sell you a better eH1
snEhnKhihGE. PHI AET0N, OPEN or TOP-BUGGY,
terhlhG WAGON, for less money than you can
u Ihywherc else In the State. i mean this. You
- hsYe 10 70 an examine 10 know 1t is true.
s.or will not le!l you as good goods MS cheap rs
o. carriage Repository l07 Governor street.
nj seeohd-hant BHETp for sale
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CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, &c.

W q. SMITH, MANBFAC- c%@B>
c.p.::, TuRER or FINE FAMILY ac
scshlASfS; sc LADIES PHAETOSS. BUGG1ES,
so.l snVd1y northern or Ss,,ern nlacElne-made
rasr,n,epi; hepi; Every article OF by own make, and
b., ..E,Er,AsiRlNG .,:sRlN and REPAINTING done in the
yl tl.le and at low prices. cal solicited Fac
",y, 3Gs north FifIh sfrtet p : -
m,t ,lnaGaF na Z OMNIBUS for sale cheap. -
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Police CouRT, Y YEsTERDAY.-A man named
True Ernest was arraigned for feloniously
assaulting Joel Clayton with slung-shot'
also for stabbins and wouudins him. The
difficulty grew out OF coW-trade. cay
toms left eye was bruised, and he showed to
the Court several cuts on hls body, which
he said were made by Ernest. The occused
was sent on to the grand jury.
Henrietta Smith, colored girl about
eighteen years of age, was arraig ned on the
charge of stealing $33 and sew eral articles
from R. o. Gary. Sentence to receive
twenty lashes; which she Expressed pre-
ference for rather than so to Jail.
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THE MozART.-The programme for last

THE MozART.-Tbe programme for last
night was very attrf ctive one, and drew
together large an'. brilliant audience.
The overture 9. Sen .iramide," by Rossinl,
was performed III g' ,od style BY the orchestra:
There were two selections TO. chorus and
orchestra-"S the Conqnering Hero
Comes,' By Handel, and " Infiammatus,"
by Rossini. The last was led by Mrs. Rein
hardt, and was warmly applauded. MISS
Swain wa, prevented by severe indisposl:.
tion fror i appearing, much to the regret OF
her ma nv friends, but Messrs. Pugh and
Redfo I'd volunteered their services and
sang each solo for tenor in very accept
able manner. Miss Mera's piano solo was
hlP ;hly credltable to that young lady, and
Vas well received by the audience. Signor
Jardelas clarinet solo, !" Marienna" (Bassi)'
1 came in for liberal share OF applause.
| Taken altogether, 1t was one OF the most
pleasing entertainments which the Associa-
| ton has given.for long time. ''... -
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SHORTHAND CLAsS.-Hr. LAFPERT r, the OIL
eia stcnograpbcr to the Senate OF Virginia, viii 10y
reaues,) give full course Of instruction. IN usroa-
tim rcportiDg by shorthand commencing about
the middle OF ApriD at bis office corner OF MINI
and Franklin streets. The lessons VIII be III an
hour cacb and on evenings convenient 10 the class
persons wishing to learn the are are requested to
address. him tBox l29) so as to arrange the days and
the hour. ...... ...s.
FEr.slO, In advance, for eatirc course.
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FIRE---.:-WAIER..
Annual Reports OF the <,H,IeiT OF tfic
h Fxro Department and .Supersntc tcn-
dcntrof tho vater-works.,

LOSS BY FIRE DURING THE YEAR AND In
sUEANCE PAID TnEREoN-soME oF. THE
NEEDS OF THE DEPARTMENT-REccM-
Observation-Disclosures AND DIsBURsE-;
MENTs IN THE WATER DEPARTMENT
CONDITION OF THE WORKS AND REsEI-
YOIES, &C., &C.
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-.--..s c,,,;.s AND HArR.DYE.
..,,,1oMs OF A TORPID LIVER.

, anrc,l,c. Bowels CostiSe, Tain in rhe
I1s e., Du, Sensation In the back part, Pain
as& ". >houlderoiadc. Fulincss After Eating,
rs@I .",S,,r,,naiion 10 cxcrt.on OF hody or mind.
VII II Temper. Low Srtrts. with a fc-,ing
f-1i"" rcc,cc,cd some duly. Wcariness, Dizzi-
t!s',nysnt .! at the Hear. Dots before The Eyes,
~ ,., ucada che generally over the right eye,
'e',rc... with ftfaI dreams, HsShl, -Colorcd
IRE. ,u~,Scs ARE UNuHSpEp SERIOUS
",,<,sv,1L SOON RE DEVELOPED.
3S' TUFTS PILLS
.,,,ct.l,y adapted t" such cases; single dose
81 ,rrh 4 ch lugc Of feeling as TO as'oh'sh tue
-ssfsT.
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I the old concern.
W NJ. III. CEEMMITT,
NM. ELLIS JONES.
RICHMOND. VA, April 1, 1879

Referring to the above notice, desire to make
ltIuow e,ig ments to ibe many friends OF the late
..m for their gent rpuS confidence and patronagein
iyp ptsl and TO ASSURE them thaI q faithful effort
III lie made to merit It's continuance.
| would call the speeiai attention OF Inc Pu0hc
;sperslly to this od.e tIi,hed concern. which Is
Tied up 10 do every class OF PRINTiNG at very
l.E rae. WIN. ELLIS JONES,
slram Book, job and Newspaper Printer,
ap 2-co 81 No. south Twelfth street.
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sEyNE-TfHEs sEAD.
SEiNETHREAD!

SEiNE-THREAD! s6sEss,
- SEINE. THREAD! Ssasse.-zTs-sSIS s-Ts-sSI
tNrKECEDt NTED,.Y LOW PRICES
eiEiAr-I!lREAD. .SEINE-TWINES,
StiME-L!NES, ,SEINE-C0RK. .s..
w. iAWhlNG. GiLLING-ROPE.&C &C.
cH "s gre oHerlhg he above at very low prices In
.t :scoSe Out our stock before making our alter.
%Inon 10 store Al thDse Ia want should take the
- 'SntaSe OF The low prices and supply themselves
- ha hsonct We have expert hands in our employ for
rs s-s manufacture OF NETS and SEM ES, which we
SIC prepared TO furnish at short notice. 800. 8
l.. LlCHTESSTElN & SONS,
SI, corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets.
"ss importers OF the LION BRAND" SEINE
>IhaEAD aud mporiers Of other brands. fe6
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RICHMOND EIRE .AssQCIATIoS.-A meet
ing of the surviving fremen of the Rich
mond Fire Association was held yesterday
afternoon at the office Of the Virginia Home
insurance Company for the purpose OF or
ganizing an association. All OF the old COM
papies we're represented, but the meeting
was not quite as large as was expected. Mr.
Thomas a. Rust presided, and MIR. e. NJ.
Wallace officiated as secretary.
A committee appointed to draft plan OF
organization, after consultation, submitted
constitution, with the recommendation
that action thereon be postponed until an
adjourned meeting. A motion to this effect
was agreed to, and the 18th instant fixed
upon rs the time for the adjourned meet
ing. The meeting then adjourned.
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CHIMNEY ,BuaNED.--At S:f2 O'Clock last
evening nm alarm OF fire. was turned 7tp at
Station 81. corner Maip and Harvie streets.
caused by the burning OF the chimney OF
house No. 80 Haryie street, occupied Dy
Albert FauntIeroy, and owned oy Mrs.
Lohmau. No damage. This is pgonapy
the iirst alarm eyer given from that statlon'
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Sudden Death.-Mrs. Furcron, OF Chcs-
tertield, died very suddenly Wednesday af-
terpoon OF apopleXy, n, the sixty-tifth year
OF her age. She had recently resided Oh the
Midlothian turnpike, aboat six miles from
this city. and was widely Known throughout
the county.
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4 Painful Injmrk-Ycsterday afternoon
about O'Clock little child about nine
years Of age Of Mr. George Vadcn's fell
upon the pavement on ,sppcr Hull street aud
Knocked out two front teeth. He had got
ten into bag, and was being carried about
by one OF his companions, who accidentally
dropped him, causing the above injury.
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YOuNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
PRAYER R-MEETING.-The attendance ut AsSo-
citation Hall Yesterday afternoon was not
very large, but the meeting was one Of deep
interest. General George j. HundIey con-
Quoted the meeting and made An admirable
talk, ... ......-.
The President OF the Association (Dr. j.
William Jones) gave several incidents OF
special answer to prayer in connection with
the meetings Of the Association, and pre-
sented special request for prayer.
Slr. p. +. Howard and Rev. S. &. Clopton
led in prayer.
The President announced that these meet =
ines will be held every Thursday until fur
ther notice at 6 O'Clock P. M.
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FOUND IL THE DoCK.-Stepheu Edwards.
whose disappearance has already been noted
in this paper, was found yesterday in the
Dock between Twenty-sccond and Twenty
third streets, near the chains put there TO
keep persons from walking into the water.
Edwards had been missing ever since the
22d Of March, at which time he was in COM
pany with Henry Jackson. They parted on
Broad street, Jackson thinks, but that is
about all That IS remembered of him. There
were no marks Of violence upon his s@per-
son, and nothing whateverto indicate that
he had been fouIly dealt with after he
parted with his friend. The Coroner viewed
the body yesterday, but deemed an inquest
unnecessary. He had sixty-Gve cents in
one OF his pockets. His body was turned
over to his friends. . - -,
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have aps,vs zed the wbissey known HndsI r Wv "
brand OF -sELE EcT, controlled by aessrs. =,
TER d. rr;LAIn & Co, Richmond, Va, ana nnu .a =
raxRr,Ron FCs1L, OIL and other iu,purfaos. -" an.
rec" !nmeno us use I'VE q sSoC1w, M. D.,
poses. ssoossssor 81 Of Chemistry,
Medieai College of YirSISia'
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n r11YsnN & CO.. advertising asenis, insert 40
rsr,s.meu,s In sl OF the Dswspapafs 6s the Uni nc
s,n,es a, publishers rates. Orders lec. at Inc Oo
match countins-room will rese!T- prenet ssse6
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REV. DIR. GEORGE B. TAYLOR AT HOME
AGAIN.--Rev. DR.. George b. Taylor, OF
Rome, Italy, has been warmly greeted by
his old friends in Richmond.
Six years ago be gave up his pastorate in
Staunton and sailed for Italv. where lie has
done quiet but earnest, ludiciouS work,
in planting Baptist churches and promoting
evangelical Christianity, not only in Rome,
but throughout that country.
He comes back for short season to arouse
more interest in his mission. and especially
to secure The means OF completing his chapel
at Rome and at other points in Italy.
Yesterday afternoon there was held very
interesting meeting OF the Woman'S Mis-
sonary Association OF Richmond at Sidney
Baptist church. DR.. Taylor made an admi-
rable address, saying, in conclusion, that
while be had no thrilling story OF romance
to ten. he thanked God that he was permit
ted to come back to the home OF his youth,
with his family circle unbroken, and with
the rememb brance OF Gods grace in enabling
him to accomplish something and to lay a
foundation Of good hope for the future.
At the suggestion Of DR.. Jeter, Rev. DIR.
Mcdonald led in special thanksgiving for
the safe return OF DR.. Taylor and his fam
lily and for Gods blessing on the work in
Italy.
DR.. TIA, Tor is looking very well. and he
aud his family seem in excellent health.
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THOSE who have tried the PICNIC CIGARS pro-
nounce Them superior For sale at every place where
good cigars are sold. .s,..- .....
r. WuITLocK, Manufacturer.
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DON'T make mistake, for limitations are various
and numerous. When you want SC. kEI-WEsT
CIGAR see that you get WHITLoCk's. With COPY
rtghted label representing tobacco-ted| On every
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, NOTED DIVINE SAYS:

-..,. Dear sir For ten years have oecn a
XIV 70 Dysccrsa ConshpasoSs: ana 20 me rneS used
sH'ihs ~, 49, wfh lIu,c FAITH. am now wcii man.
'tm .t srnr,stc digestion perfect regular STOOLS;
soe and have gained I9riy rsS pSanos S0''o
.rSi I"'' Yry X. l.. SIMPSON, Louisville, Ny.
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pEG-Ask your statioEer

GoT-for PEG-GoT-T, improved.
T.-Price, 4Oc.; by mail, soc.
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PROCLAMATION 10 the lovers OF The weed and "a
all WHOM it may concern if you want good Ci.
GAR. either &c. or 10c.. VIDE in tC. e. at WHIr>
LoCH>S aud have your wants supplied.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was raw and
windy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY GA. NJ, 40:
. 4. b., 55: noon. 81; 3P. b., so; 6P.
H., As; midnight. 81.
Mean temperature. 46t.
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AN ESTABLISHED FACT !-HERAAS BoscHEN
2 BROTHER keep the largest and best-assorted
stock OF Roots. Shoes, Trunks TalIses, &C., In the
cty-5O9 ard 511 Broad street.
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...-.... -=.rs - r-. ~ L'-a
SEEGI.sL. BARGAINS To-Day.

.
TABLE O11H GLoTH, ~ yards wide, at 25sas worth
T. 50c.; ..'i -.. ..'.t ,''..- .. '....- .
lot Of PAR.isoEs left over from last sssson will
+ he sold at half price; 's'
LINEN DAMAss TOWELS at $3.50, ner dozen,
,wouid be cheap ut s3: p .,. ...,, 49,.
lC0 REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS; .,-.. .'.s....
CUsT4IS MvsIINs, at SI20 for i piece of IL
yards, 1t ~, 10 Lew BR0TMERs'.
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FRosT-WIND-COLp WEATHER.-The sky
was without cloud on Wednesday night,
there was no wind. the temperature was
cool and pleasant, and there was every in
dication that yesterday would be beauti-
ful day At midnight it commenced 10
grow quite cold, and yesterday morning
there was one Of the heaviest 7rosts we have
had for some time. ." -
About 0 O'Clock yesterday morning the
course OF the wind changed from east to
the south and west, and blew gale all day.
The streets were so thick with The dust at
times that one could not see across them.
The dust was everywhere-1n ones eyes,
ears, nose, and mouth, Hats were blown
off, and The unfortunate owners went rum
ming after them, presenting sometimes q
most amusing sight. This was not ALL In
some parts Of the city chimney-tops were
blown off. shutters unhinged, limbs OF trees
twisted OIL, and one or two sheds blown
down. BY noon the weather bad grown
quite cold, and the evening wore on with
every promise of a very cold night for April.
The high wind subsidized about nighifalI,
and the temperature continued to fall, until
at midnight it was below freezing.
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.8lt[lmond 1is'p!attlt,
APRIL 4, 1879.
Ks- THE, CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
IS LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LAT1ON OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF TIE CITY. .,.
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR T0.DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, clearing weather, north
west to southwest winds. falling followed
by rising temperature, and rising baromc-
ter.
For the South Atlantic States, clear or
partly cloudy weather. preceded on the
North Carolina coast BY areas OF light rain,
winds mostly northwesterIy, lower tempe
raturc, and rising barometer.
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The Water Department..
Excess Of ri cell .s28.393 90

Although the receipts OF the year have
been materially lessened by change in the
times OF collecting the water-rents from
.hali-yearIy TO quarterly, still the excess of
receipts over expenditures IS about the
same rs last year, and ifa corresponding g
amount Of work is done the coming year
the receipts will be much more. The works
and the reservoirs are in very good cOndi-
ton throughout. The pumping bower,
which is the basis OF operation, is perform
ing oil the work possible for iJ to do. All
the cylinders Of the pumps from constant
work have become so much worn that their
efficiency is considerably lessencd, and are
daily more so. In consequence OF thia DIFF
ticulty the packing requires often to be re-
newed, and this Involves a considerable loss
OF time.
THE NEW PUMP. KS-IMPROyEMEN7S.
1t is hoped by strict economy that the
supply OF water may bc made to hold out
until the new pump-works, which ate now
in prospect, may be gotten into operation.
When this is accomplished. the present ma
chinery should be thoroughly repaired.
The present demand upon the pumps is
such that no repairs can be made until new
machinery is put in.
At the old reservoir the walkways have
been gravcIed, which adds very much to
the appearance OF the grounds. Trees bave
been planted on the north sides OF the walk
ways, and other improvements also made.
The new reservoir. grounds sre too large Tor
any establishment to any extent OF flowers,
but The trees, everSreens, and roadways, and
the handsome view from the cmpankmcnt>,
renders this place no less attractive than
the old.
There have been laid during the year
,250 feet OF six-inch and 1,4T3 feet OF one
pipe, III new attachments
made for premises, and 81 altered by new
attachments flom the mains to premises
formerly supplied jointly with others.
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FEE:slO, In advance, for eatirc course.

SEEK no FURTHER.-You will find no better
The PFC MIC ID The best &c. CIGAR on the marsei.
Wholesale and retail at p WnI1Lock's, l44o aain
str
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. ,,vvooD. OF NEW YORK, SAYS

p"' ,...,es ,,is; thar cannot bc relieved by
Few Gis he Liver % i; normal functions: and for
IBIS pnri'os' Nv .r-rt =, TUFTS PILLS.
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hair or wliSkerS changed to a glossy black
"Hl;ncc ~; spulica,rvn OF tbs Dye. IL impars
s.,i trior, sctS in:;aniai conSy' aNo Is as harH-
=, go !, druggists, or sent by express on receipt OF
g.. s.-oe, New York. ..@
pAc''' '""' fe19-eodly
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TOR RENT, very desirable RESI- @st
II DESCE Of six rooms :;large yard, stable, E:1
&C.: NO. 40S west Grace street Fl Fee, $500.
NEW RESIDENCE Of eight rooms-Nery conve-
nieur-large vard stable. frult-recs, &c; No, 012
THenl y-serenh street. Price. $l50.
About twenty i've DWELLINGS and STORES.
ranging In price from So 10 $40 PR month
Apply to GEORGE +. CRAWFORD,
ap 4.2t 1905 Rank street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-04

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done attht
DISPATCH PRINTIyG-lioUsE. Good wesk, 10"
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-04

r effect Of TUFTS FILLS tr g Is ,s. to i1eTsaie In ea
u. spfcl'n, ~ 90 t nnp,isbcd and by their tonic ac-
lan, he ,r fy>o csnsve organs regular stools are p:o
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TITT,S IlAlR-DYF.

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

DID you EVER? No, never smoked bet'es oe'
CIGAR than WnITLr, ,cK's PICNIC.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-04

PgRsoSAL.-Mr. R. T.;Fuighuln' specis' na
correspondent OF the Raleigh ~. e'j w.
se.rer, is in the city. ..-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-04
& 0-pARTNERSHiP.

RICHMOND, VA, April l, 1879.
Dl&SOLCTIUN.-T firm OF Glenn
- NIT & JONES is ihiS day dissolved by mu-
laa consent. The business will hereafter be con-
tuctcGby
WN. EBLIS JONES,
NAo assumes al apiliicS Of The old concern.
WA. III. CIEMMITT,
'- WM. ELLIS JONES.
Hereby return my thanks 10 the citizens OF, Rich.
ohd aud my frienns everywhere for their KIND and
a|ral patronage TO n.e for the past twenty-five
ears and soIicita cont innanc, of uie sumo for my
.HcctI>Ur. have made nn arrangement with Mr..
ioHcs xhick viii identify me with his business,
Eail further notice, and will be found always on
ahd, and give the same attention as herelofore
WM n. CLEMMITT.