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New-York tribune., 1879-03-29

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New-York tribune., 1879-03-29

GENERAL GRANT AT PENANG
LONDON Saturday. March 20. 1879.
General Grant and party have arrived at
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RAPID TRANSIT COMPLICATIONS.

heated not to smoke to excess and above ALL not take
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New-York tribune., 1879-03-29

STRICTURE, Impotence and ,S Dlsea,i' e1rsi' Hoafss
= oensratye organs radically aud m "a
a. ! ana " T. HEN RY A DANIELS NJ 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-09

Gc0rQc Lc,cis'S Sentence Suspended.-
Charles l.. Page. Esq, counsel for George
Lewis. the Midlothian murderer, las Oh
tained IRON Judge Wexford, OF the
Circuit Court OF Richmond, a writ
Of error, TO operate rs Il SnperScdeds
to the Judgment OF TIE County
Court Of Chesterfield, consequently his
dcath-scntcnce is suspended TO allow his
counsel an opportunity to argue an applcl-
ticn for new trial before Judge Wc>iscr,
OF the Circuit Court OF Chesterfield, at the
Nav term OF the Court. There are several
grounds Of error assigned in the petition.
The most important one is that the evidence
as presented at the trial before the County
Court was not OF such character a> to
convict him OF murder in the first degree,
and, from the testimony given, it SHOULD
have been murder In the second instead Of
in the first degree. II Judge Hcl-lScr
should allow him 4 new trial. there Is other
evidence that will be presented at the next
trial which was withheld at the former one.
and, together with the confessions recently
made by Lewis whilst in confinement. is
thought will be sufficient TO again coav!ct
him OF murder in the first degree.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-09

but now, alaa. tinds another berth. And
yet the consumer has to continue paying
100 per cent. profit upon gas, to the amount
OF 100000 year, and also s50,000 year
surplus BY water-takers. Why? Why, to
reduce the tax to real estate owners Of one
sixth Of their entire tax, and that by a
usurping, or onerous, or extraordinary,
or outrageous. or BIZ an unjust equalization
Of the proportion OF The taxes for city sup
port. AS between property-ho;ders and
personal taxes it should be made as kind TO
gas as-consumers, water-takers, and real
estate owners, as to the real value OF either
the consumers OF gas and water, or as TO
the one who holds real estate and wants 4
big rent at little tax; or let them consider
the distinction as between real-cstate owner
whose tax is reduced in order to put it
upon all gas and water-takers or co ssumers.
V0X POPULT.
n. B. First OF January, 1879. would do
as one deluston; but how often are these
delusisns to continue, with these pledges TO
reduction before nomination and election !?
January /, 1880. is too near another vote to
continue that pledge unless the previous one
is faithfully carried out.
Nor POLITICIAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-09

An Unfortunate Woman.- Early yestcr-
day morning the Chief OF Police OF this
city found lying near the Richmond and
Danvilc railroad fence, at the Free bridge,
n vor!nr woman in an inscnsibly inoXi
Gated condition. Being unable to walk the
officer had her conveyed TO the station
house in 4 coal-clrt. She was very neatly
dressed. and upon her tin"ers wore several
large pain-@oId rings. Wnic at the sta
tion house she was taken very sick from the
effect of the liquor, and in the absence Of
the surgeon to the jai! Dr.. Ingram was
called in to attend her. She fingered in an
unconscious condition nearly the entire
day. and late in tic afternoon she became
somewhat better, though apparently Idiotic
and stupid. Upon beng questioned by an
officer rs to her home and parents. she gave
he name as Rosa White, of Richmond,
where she said she resided III dsrcputable
part OF The city. |! her condition will per-
nit she wiI have an examination before the
Mayors Court this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-09

Free BriGgc.-si1cc the opening OF the
Free bridge travel ever that lhoroushfare
has been very brisk. There is much con-
plaint, however, in regard 10 the patches
rcccGly placed Oh the bridge. The Bridge
Commissioners cannot, however, he blamed
for the present condition cf the bridge, As
they have done all III their power towards
repairing It. ~ the funds appropriated
have not been turned over to thcm. work
towards permanent Improvement will be
further delayed.
As yet the Chesterfield Board Of Supcrvi-
sors have not taken any actinn rc@ardln"
the refusal on the part Of the Bridge Com
mi->iuncrs CT the funds appropriated by
! them towards tn" repairs, and it is under
stood that tic Supervisors VIII not make any
alteration in the resolution recently adopted
| By them relating to an appropriation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-09

HER NAJESTY'S SHIP TO ANCHOR IN
RICHMOND.-And now we arc to have cit IS
said) Il real. tirSt-ratc pinaforc performance
from MIR. John y. Ford's company, which
appears here on Monday next, after having
presented the opera succe> >>fully for one
hundred nights in Philadelphia. The COM
panv is represented as being composed OF
over fifty people. with full chorus and
complete orchestra. Mr.. Ford says he
brings the entire scenery and parap!lcrna'
liz, and promises an enjoyable entertain
mcnt.
Mr.. Ford has received from Mr.. Arthur
Sullivan, Of London, under date OF March
9th, II letter acknowledging check for flC0
for The use OF his opcrctta by Dir. Ford.
The letter further states that Nr. Ford IS
the only manager who has made any such
acknowledgment.
The sale OF reserved sca's commences at
Johuston's on Thursday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-09

VEEDIcTS IN TIE CIRCUIT Court FOR TIE
CITY OF RICHMoSp.-Thc Circuit Court was
occupied yesterday in the conclusion Of the
cause Of f. {. Pcasants against the city,
begun the preceding day. This as an ac-
:ion 10 recover $3.50, with interest from
March. 1873, for rent fer water which the
ctr contracted to receive from Mr.. Pleas
ants for tie use OF the gaS-works. The city
acknowledged its liability for two months
supply at the rate Of $500 per annum, or
SS334. with interest, but denied the resi-
due OF the claim. The Jury, under instruc-
tionS, rendered verdict for the sum Of
$S3.34. with interest from March l. 1873.
y. X. Sands and james peasants, EsQs., for
the plaintiffs, A. 81. Kelley, Esq, the city
attorney, for The city.
At the same session The cause cf Sed@-
wick rs. The City, argued in the early part
Of the term by Colonel John B. Young for
the plaintiff, and the City Attorney for the
city, Was disposed Of. This was Il motion
for Il ruic to show cause why writ OF pro-
hibltion should not issue against the Police
Justice TO prevent his paying into the trca-
Sury some $500 Of fines for violation OF 4
city ordinance concerning s:auging. The
motion has been pending since August.
1870. Ii was disposed CT by the refusal OF
the rule.
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MoRTuARY REPORT for the week ending

MoKTuARY REPORT for the week ending
April 5, 1879:
Cttuse Of Death: Asthma, l colorcd; con-
sumption, 3 white, 8 colored; convuISions
tinfantile) . coiorcd; debility, l white :;
diarrhua, l white drowning, l coorcd !:
fever (scrlet). white; heart-diseaSe, COL
orcd; imperfect development, l colored !;
old age, colored; pneumonia, l white, .
colorel; syphilis, l white; tabes mesente-
rica. white, cOIorcd; unknown, color
cd. Whole number OF deaths in the city.
yl. Agc: One day to thirty, l white, 9
coIored-total, 3; one month to six, l
colored: SIX months to Twelve, l white, /
colored- =; one year totlree, white !;
three years TO five, white, , colored-to-
tai. A.: five years TO ten, coiorcd; ten years
to twenty, / white. c2lured-total. -:
twenty years to thirty, l colorcd; thirty
years TO forty, white, colorcd-total. , !;
forty years to fifty, l co'o.cd; fifty years to
sixty, white, l co!orcG-totai, J; sixty
years 10 seventy, , white; seventy years TO
eighty, l colored; unknown, l colored.
Condition Single, 6 white, S colorcd-to-
Lal, Il; married, while, colored-total,
{: widowcrS. l colorcd widows, l white !;
unknown, 1 colored. NdtirHy: Richmond,
IL; other parts OF the United Stales, 8:
Germany, 3. Locality: Marshall Ward, l
white, colorcd-total, 3; Jefferson Ward,
l white, colored-total, ,; Madison Ward,
1 white. colortd-total, 9: Monroe Ward,
/ white; Clay Ward, white, l colorc!-
total, /; Jackson Ward, white, colored-
total, II; almShousc, 1 col0red. Whole
number Of deaths for month Of March, 13S-
white, G3; colored, IS.
lTTyE wIEEry NoprIIrTy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-09

4 LunQtic in JGH-.C Charlotte Christian
(colorcd), who was sent from Midlothian
several days ago by justice Of the peace
to the Chesterfield Jail for disturbing the
peace in that iieigbDorhood, having shown
signs OF lunacy since her Imprisonment,
and at times raying, the authorities will i'm
mediately issue an orGcr for a commission
de htnaticO inqurend0.
Peter rIamiSor. an old paHper. is also con-
Gncd in the jail. aud says at night MS siua-
tion is rather unpleasant, ~ !hc cell where
he is centred is rctwcca the one occupied
by George Lewis, the cnuhemrcd murderer,
and the wild maniac. He Ge>ircs to board
at some hotel until his unwcIcome neigh
borS are removed.
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TFor the Dispatch.J
TUl 'IC hIFSP@sS"J
Let GaS Come Down.

Also let all the present members OF the
Council interrogated upon the subject OF
reduction, and who favored it in last cleo
ton, now consider that promise, as they
were elected upon that promise; but LEI:
them consider their vote upon the general
annropriation bill in past Council, where,
if generally considered, it would be refused;
Among those in favor Of the reduction, and
who had so Yehemently proclaimed bis posi-
ton previously, was the present president
NJ the lower Council, until elected to that
nosjtion: and now why that lukewarm ols'
nosition upon the question on his part =
afrer displacing the previous chairman ior
a new one, who was pledged to o reduction;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-09

The Methodist Ctrch. Owing to the
large addition in the membership cf the
Methodist church under the ministry Of
Rev. G.. c. Nandcrs.ic", pastor, i; is desired
to enlarge the church, and liberal contribu-
tions have already been made towards it.
Persons desiring to aih IN this worthy OH
ject must send their contributions TO The
pastor. -.
The members OF the colored Baptist
church also hope to be able to enlarge their
place o! worship. and are rcducstln" those
who wi,h to contribute towards It to send
their donations 10 the pastor OF the church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-09
,rrous OF A TORPID LIVER.

!, ,nrc,tc. Bowels cos''ve' raf" IN 'ae
Lo>' ., %, ,,ull Sensation iu the back part fain
.a tSe shoa!acrslade fness ; At,rr sS'ms' ',ms
s to eSsr,on so,., Sl G,s S,3S or sns %'na
'raS'n,' 'rns nes!cc,ed some duty "esr,ne.s, pzz.-
q % %s,n,,crinF a, the Heart nc's neln'e 'ns Eyes
-. s,,n. headache generally ever me riGh, eye,
It'@n ,..,.css, with hif"l dFcsms' h'Sh''-eo'ofcd
r1n& ,,>,xcs ,sE uxuEEpEp SERIOUS
II ,,x,Il SOON RE DEVELOPED
PS@N TUFTS FILLS
.,,,,,,l,v adapted to such cases; a single dose
s." S'-z, =, change of feeling rs to aSion,sa TIC
.lsrycT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-09

MAKING ANALYSIS FOR P0lS0N.-On the
I'm oi March Mrs. Eliza Oliver, who lived
near Cappanoosic, in the county OF GlOU-
cc>ter, died very suddenly. and under what
were deemed suspicious circumstances.
\ short time before Mrs. divers death her
son died under rather suspicious. c:rcum-
stances. In order TO ascertain whether
death was produced by poison, the Coroner
Of Gloucester has brought Mrs. Divers
stomach to Richmond and placed it IN the
hands OF DR.. W. Ii. Taylor, coroner and
chemist, for the purpose OF making ali in
ycStigation for poison
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-09
CINDERELLA.
The Society Event After Easter.

A SKETCH OF THE OPERA TO BE PRESENT
ED DY RICHMOND AMATEURS FOR THE
BENEFIT OF THE RETIRE EAT FOR THE SICK
THE STAGE MACHINERY AND FIXTUREs-
PERSONNEL OF THE CHORUS AND CASTE
EXCURSION TRAINS AND RATEs-AG GREAT
TREAT IN STORE, &C, &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-09

A MUSICAL TREAT.--By special invitation
Herr Gerard Lucrssen. a brother OF Mr.
Hermann LucrsSen, OF this city, who has
Just arrived in this country from Bremen,
will give 4 zither performance to-day at the
Musical Exchange Of Ii. c. Wyatt at /
O'Clock.
Mr.. Lucrssen Is zither.yirtuoso Of some
note. and has consented to play to-day at
the urgent request OF several musical gen.
tlemcn of the city, and the invitation Is
general TO lovers Of music.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-09

A STATE SENATOR RoBBEp.-Judge Charles
+. Sinclair, State senator from Prince Will
liam, who is at present at Millboro', Bath
county, yesterday telcgraphcd TO Chicf-oi-
Police Poe informing him that he had been
lobbcd the night before Of valuablcS and
money, and requesting him To look out for
the thief, who was believed TO have come to
Richmond. The matter was placed in the
hands OF Sergeant Daniel Wren and Police
man Cartwright, who last evening arrested
a negro named William Duke rs The thicl.
He was locked up IN the First police sta
ton 20 await the action OF the Bath author-
ties
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-09
MANCHESTER, AND VICINITY.

Banjo Us. Richmond and Danuilte Rail-
road Company.-The suit OF Betsey Bank
(colored). of this city. against the Richmond
and Danyilc Railroad Company, was called
in the Richmond Circuit Court at its present
session, and was continued until the next
term on account Of the absence Of import
ant witnesses. Betsry instituted 4 suit
against the company for $4,000 damages.
alleged to have been sustained by the loss of
her husband, John Bank, who was killed by
the collision OF two locomotives while in the
discharge OF Ills duty as fireman Oh that
ro11
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-09

DISAPPOINTMENT OF MISSIONARY MEETING.
On account OF the sickness OF Rev. George
+. Taylor, D. D.. the meeting OF the Baptist
churches appointed to he held in the Grace
Street Baptist church tonight has been
rostroncd. The several churcteS will hold
their regular Wcdnesday-night meetings in
their own houses OF worship except Clay
Street church, which meets tomorrow
night. The Gracc-Strcet church Will con-
tnue its special meeting Tonight and during
. I,a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-09

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD TEnPLARss
Robert McNaughton, 6. W. &. I. OF the
Grand Lodge OF Virginia, will institute a
new lodge next Friday night, under the
title ef Virginia Lodge, No. 43. with thirty.
eight ebarter-mepbers. FL. A. Porter VIII
De the W. G.. 7.
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, NOTED DIVINE SAYS:

r 7s,: prar Sir For 'cn years ics haSs oefn ,si
mac!yr !" iii ~, RI. rcromn mn,cndc! 70 me. uSed
.yTas Nr", vim ;iilc fn,ih'. am now vel man
S @ @ appetite dscl"n pSri2S, tr,x rrsG Somnas s'Ss solid
Tits E%",' -. worth their weight Is gold.
tsa' i">' Rev. II. l.. SIMPSON, Louisville, NY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-09

1nnc-G1i0n. There Will be meeting Of
tie Committee on Annexation at the Council
cll9mber, in this city, tonight at o'clock.
AS yet the President OF the Council orr.
Pcrdue) has not appointed any one TO hll
the vacaLcv caused by the resignation or
Mr.. L. Il. Wrisigcr from the citizens.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-09
NEWEST STYLES SILK q, sYcLx BnoruEns,.

SEEK no FURTuEn.-You will Gud no better.
The PIC NC Is the best Sc. CIGAR on the market.
Wholesale aud retai at p. WHIrLocK's, 1445 Main
CIR s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-09

Personal ExTI.ANaTiON.-The gentle
man who attracted attention in one OF our
churches last Sunday by crying out Is Holy
Moses - had no intention OF disturbing
the congregation He had been tackins
down Il carpet !ke day before, aud just rs
he sat down IN his pew he was suddenly re-
minded that he had half a paper Of tacks
in his coat-pocket. We make this explana-
ton in Justice to the gentleman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-09
.RATIvE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
April z, April G, Mar. 20. April !
1877. 1878. 1879. 1879.
". &. W. &. W. &. W. &

Total dc,tls..li IL 10 81 1G II 10 IA
Still-!,oru ...... = @ y o o
Mean temperature for the week ending
Mach %, sc 80; mean temperature for
the week ending April ), SO 81.
Amount of rainfall for week ending March
%. 80 inches: amount OF rainfall for week
ending Aijril ), 600 inches.
Population OF city estimated at 10000
white, 45,300 cololed, 33,TG0. Rate OF
mortality of whole population was 1913 per
1 900 per annum; rate OF mortality OF white
population was 1l.47 per 1000 per annum;
rate OF mortality Of colorcd population was
2l.G0 per 1000 per annum.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-09

SLIGHT FIRE.-At 1:44 T.. N. yesterday
an atarm Of fire was turned in at Station 43,
corner OF Pine and Spring streets, caused
by the partial burning Of dwelIne-heuse
No j2S Pine street, owned by Dr.. O.. A.
CrensbSw, and occupied BY John Hood.
The fire originated on the first floor, te-
tween the wcatherboardiDg and plasterln4.,
and was esused by rats and matches. Dan-
a pa sIiUht
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-09

CATHOLIC ITEMs.-Bi>hop Keane delivered
sermon last night to the coored people on
the passion Of our Lord. He announced
that from next Sunday evening tEa>ter sun
day) the services for the colored people
would be on Sunday instead OF Tuesday.
Every day during the remainder OF the
week services at the Cathedral Will begin 1T
S O'Clock 4. NJ. Tomorrow Gioy Thurs
day the blessing CT the oils will take place
during mass Nearly all the priests in The
diocese will be present aud assist at the
ceremony. Rev. Dr.. O'ConEor will plcach
at r light.
On Good Friday. at = O'Clock =. NJ;
Bishop keane will deliver discourse Oh the
death OF Christ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-09

BRIEF LOCAL ITEMS.-Thc crackcr-eatinG
match seems 10 be all the rage here Just
now. Two colorcd youths yesterday un-
dcrtock the task Of eating twelve soda
crackers in as many minutes. One CT them.
Dudley Gravson, accomplished the feat in
eleven minutes; the other, j. II. Richard
son, managed TO eat twelve within the re-
Qun cd time.
Since the General Assembly adjourned
some efforts have been made to cle;n up
The Capitol, and Improvement is manifest; !;
but much work yet remains TO be done.
The United States courts VIII be opened
by Judge Hughes this morning.
The funeral OF NJ. Shelton c. Davis will
take place at O'Clock tins afternoon from
St. Marks church.
The body Of Mr.. Hare, OF Philadelphia,
was removed from Mr.. Grants 10 the Phia-
dclphia train yesterday. The following
gentlemen acted us pal-bearer> J. B. Pace,
=. II. Mayo, L. s. Turpin, y. W. Penn
bcrton, Lewis II. Frayser. Z. \. Fatteson,
James II. Hard@rovc, S. \. Ellison. John D..
Lotticr, II. w. Oliver. ard r. Il. BoSher.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-09

AN ESTABLISHED FACT i-fiERH,g BosCHEy
( BROTHER keep the largest and beSt-assorted
stock Of Boots, shoes. Trunks, Vases. &C., in the
and ell Broud street.
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MArTrscs just received q. sYcLE BROTHERS.

PROCLAMATION 10 the lovers OF ihe weed and to
al whom 1t may coucern: If yoG want good CT
GAR. either Sc. or 10c.. Wade in &C.. FL at WHIT
LOCKS and hive Your wants supplied.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-09

FINED AsD IMPgIs0GgD.- Hastings
Court yesterday True T.. Higgins, charged
with assaulting and woundfog Joel =. Clay.
ton, WAS fonnd guilty. fined FLO, ana sent
to jail Tor tWen,yriour hours. :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-09

Personal. - Ex-Mayor Wlickham, OF
New York; Mr. Jacob Vermillie, of YER
millie a. Son. New York; Mr.. Dowd, pre-
sident Of tue Bank OF Ncrth America, ana
chairman of the New York Clearing otse,
spent yesterday hi tic city with our towns
men Colonel T. O'f;rien and John Il. Bry-
ant. They left on the E%anoke for Fortress
Mnnr5e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-09

TABLE OIL.CLoTI, ~ yards wide, at 2sc. worth
50c.;
A lot Of PARASoLs left over from last season VIII
be Eold ut half price;
LINEN .DAMAsk TOWELS at $3.50 per dozen'
would be cheap $2:
100 REMNANTS OF DRESS GooDs;e
CURTAIN MUsLrSs at $l.20 for piece Of IL
ysrcs, ut LEVY BROTHERS..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-09

RIP VAN WINKLE.-Tbe Theatre VIII be
opened Tomorrow night, when the ncted
actor Mr.. Robert McWedc will appear sup
ported by New York company, IN bis Ver-
sion Of Rip Van WinkIe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-09

THOSE who have tried the FIc-Nic CIGARS pro-
uounce them superior. For sale at every place where
good cigars are sold.
r. WHITLocK, Manufactures.
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INPURTANT NOTICE
TO TIE LADIES.

We have ja>t npcnc'. l+rSc aud 'wcll-srlectcd
No. LADIES. Aii~Slt.;', and INFANTS I N
Ht.MEA X. CONSISTING Of
A"o!HS ShiGtJ-J:.i.sSES. CifEMISES. SKIRTS,
4, phAWfks ana CORSET COVERS;
""' arc !r Mi.ses-GUWNS, Gil EN- ES.
!, >hlEI~. sf.a DRaWtkS:
=" iniauts--Eo1I%. DRESSES, SLiPS.G0WNS,
Wink = Sail:l ;. sAtQUtS, and CAPS.
,,nr"ho h,lea fun line of
~; rri1:gs ~ llO>if fIX ,1iANDKEHCHiEFS,
hrE,nio>Al Laos,
i n0N 1.A ci.s and lNSERTrNGS
~ ItEtitnrShh klHIA;aS SandINSkRTlNGS
~ sS and LEEMANTOWN YARNS In all
ri III ,,,iIS tOIS aud dCaE)-HOARDS in ali colors.
rI.;t. :, ana i GENERA! :iss0ri mcnt Of NOTIONS.
,riitn'Nh'AtS, and FANCY GOODS.
IN raily and examine our s,ock al
-Gh2l LEVI nE,yTiR,S. G21 broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-09

rcrryWnrEr. PRICE. 25 CENTS.
', ., MURRAY SrEEr. NEW YORK.
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TEHpgRAScE.-A new division OF the sons
OF Temperance, under the title OF 'aIiey
Division, No. 64, will be Instituted Monday
night, with tity.seveu charter-membcrs.
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OK REASONABLE TERMS.

Each subscriber can converse al will in An "rlI.
nary tone of voice. dry or night. with any other
suh.ciiacr connected with this Exchange.
Unlrcrmcd Iucs ergcls furnished Oh signal "r ieir-
pi,our call 10 deliver notes letters. cIrcu'ars paci
,rcs rtc n9 9-l0t
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DON'T make u mistake, fer limitations are various
and numerous. When you want y SC. kKY-WEsT
CIGAR see that you get WHlrLocK's. with COPY.
righted label representing tobdcco-leaf on every
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-09

ONE OF TIE GREATEST JUxURIEs Is pure
and fragrant Toilet. Powder. To our lady readers
we recommend j. s E. ATKINsoN's Rose, Wink,
Rose, and Violet Powd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-09
PERSONAL.

RICHMOND, VA, Aurll s. 1879.
T HAVE BEEx LlEIN N q On ROSS
1 sruEET brtwp,u Thirteen II and Mayo for th.
last six wears, and haze sccn The AUTHORIZES
nm a.It. COTE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-09

/ have aNalyzed the whiskcy known nuder the
brand OF " B-sELECT,' controlled by Nessrs. WAL
TER d. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va. and find 1t
FREE FROM FusIL OIL aud other Impurities and
recommend It's use for medicinal and family pur-
poses. j. B. NCCAw, M d., ssE
lac Professor of Chemistry,
Medical College Of Virginia