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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-21

Police CoURT. Observation-Disclosures III.
White presiding. George and Jane wat,
kins and Lima Rex (all coloredl, charged
with breaking and entering the dwelling
house OF Rev. W. E. Hatcher and stealing
one lot Of crockery- and plated-ware. Lima
was discharged, and George and Jane wat
kins were committed to jail to await the
action of the grand jury. ~ --'-..
J. II. Dunlevy, charged with stealing one
lot Of household furniture from his daugh-
ter, Fannie e. DuElevy. The charge. OF
larceny was dismissed, but the accused was
held in default of bond in the sum OF =, ,00O
to keep the peace for six months.
A number OF trifling cases were disposed
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RrFfALO ITTHTA wATER..
TUE BUFFALO LrTHrA WATER
= FOR
AFFECTIONS OF THE KIDNEYS
.gr AND az 59sy.EG +,
BLADDER GENERALLY,
ESPECIALLY STONE OR GRAVEL.
STONE PLACED IN A GLASS Of The &.
WATER DIssoLvEs TO AfrNE Ii
POWDER IN A FEW HOURS. .;

e.or, c,,,mup,1stion Of Or. r. g. Newton,
So ! livingston Place, New York, dated
sep,ember S. 1s7SI
.,,ave prescribed the BUFFALO tIIHaA VA. s;sn
TER nSmssr Iess 81 n Se aRa Various
the most arr SrM, nrSaus, the Kidneys, bladder, anc
%e,h % The urine SaseeS aos
tion9i a!SsaryC a!eS.ssanICi.r pARAI3EL IN THE USE.Ok'
tRy tKy REaEDY ANnBUT FOR TIE ExInHEa:sSEI IHH1:s Il
HSEyISIntahR SIntaRdnL} hx NA arkST SMf THEM
nnw az no other remedial agent cnpatse ,o oi
prnaacns saca results and this too; is whoIe sy
iuroacs ,nneS and benefited in short time os te
moderate use Of this wa,cr. r., orac,tv nc solvent
W in !he SSss SSws 7 have made several expert.
OF arsha,I large calcnias WIS placed IN glass OF
s the n half hour aad n5s 5ss art not bsee se
surface ss.tTua Ta Nave ,cn entirely destroyed. Sew
taken "n, stones Of Ihis character were compete
ir" ir Hsso We'd In short time by these waters
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CHURCH NOTES. Bishop Doggett preached
at the Broad-Street Methodist church on
Sunday morning and Rev. Preston Nash at
night. The pastor was sick.
Rev. G. II. Wright preached on Sunday
afternoon at Belle Isle.
Rev. Charles Rice, of Baltimore, preached
on Sunday morning at the German Metho-
dist chapel. @'
Rev. J. r. GarIck. Of Leigh-Street Bap-
tist church, preached on Sunday night at
Trinity church-the Rev. Mr. Judkins
preaching ut Leigh Street Baptist church.
jRey. B. r. Duval preached Sunday morn
ing at Nicholson-Street Methodist church,
and the pastor at night.
At the First Baptist church the pastor
(Dr. Warren) filled the pulpit morning aud
night, and received two persons into full
fellowship at the communion.
at the Clay-Street Baptist church the pas
tor received one person by letter and gave
the hand of fellowship to five at the COM
munion. The meetings at this church 60
on every Eight at O'Clock. j. " ,,
Grace-Street Baptist church-The pas
tor (Rey. DR.. Hatchery has been in Balti-
more for week, preaching in q revival in
the Eutaw-Place Baptist church CDR. Ful-
lers old church,, and will remain there
during this week. DR.. Jeter filled the pull
pit Of Grace-Street Oh Sunday.
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NEW LODGE KNIGHTS OF HoNoR.-Prlnce
George Lodge, Knights Of Honor, No. =.
has been instituted at City Point by Deputy
Grand Dictator William Iovenstein. The
following officers were selected for the en-
suing term Julius Joel, past dictator and
representative TO- the Grand Lodge! Charles
Corner, dictator; C. y. Blanks, yice-dicta-
tor: John E. Burt, assistant dictator; ;.J. a.
Cook, reporter Henry T. Cooke, financial
reporter; j. F.. James, treasurer; ;i Henry
.Wiseman, chaplain; John j.. Palmer. guide;
T. e. Friend; guardian !; W.. j.. Wiseinan,
sentinel; George McP. Bate, George Pal
mers and Charles 4. Nelson. trustees; Dr..
Randall Holden, medical examiner. ltc .f.
i, The lodge is composed Of twenty five
members, and OF very excellent material.
After the institution ef the lodge the MEM
,bers partook OF an excellent .supparz pre-
pared by the ladies OF the place, under the
supervision Of Mrs. Morris. ID so ,tiy
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FIRE THIS MORNING.-About l O'Clock
this morning defective fiue in the framed
dwelling-house of L. Dwyer, situated on
the Brook turnpike about three squares be-
yond the corporate limits Of the city. set
fire to the building. An alarm was sounded
from Station 4. Third Police District head
quarters. which brought out the tiremen in
that part OF the city, and good stream was
soon playing upon the fire, although long
way from a plug. The upper portion OF the
house was entirely destroyed, involving q
loss oil about $500, upon which it IS be-
lieved there is IN insurance. Mr.. Dwyer
is butcher, doing business in the Second
Market. ... s.. -... .'-
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"OuR BOARDING HOUSE" will be the at
traction at the Theatre Friday evening next
and Saturday matinee, aRd Of course, there
will be plenty OF fun. Everybody has heard
Of "Uur. Boarding House"-tbat is. every
body who is anybody in theatrical way.
The public need no introduction to its ec-
centric inmates. The play was the metro
politan success OF last year, and it is good
for another season. The cast Is said to be a
strong one, and large audiences may be
looked for at the two performances. -
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY YVES partly
cloudy or clear and cold. The brisk high
winds OF Sunday night and the sudden tall
In the temperature gave promise OF the
coming Of another Polar wave: but the
temperature last night had moderated some
what, and it is hoped we may be spared
any rnorSyery cold weather-shat Is, ii navi-
CATION is to be suspended. AT night 1t was
clear. Is. W. ,,ts,t,s s1-,isY.. ;<y..t
3 TRERnoNErER YESTERDAY I: s IA. s1ff s11f.5 III j;
o A. NJ, %; noon, 80; 3 P. NJ, IS p.
NJ, 81; midnight,.27. ...,.
Mean temperature, 27s. za
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Am Important Postal Decision.

For the benefit OF our readers we publish
the particulars OF very interesting post
office case which to-day was decided in the
United States Court at Mobile in favor OF the
Government. Fol- some time prior to May
20, 1878, numerous complaints were made
to the Post-Ofice Department that the
steamer Mary, plying between Selma and
Mobile, on the Alabama river, was carrying
letters on other than Government stamped
envelopes, in violation OF section 1886 OF the
Revised Statutes Of the United States, which
reads as follows:
ss Section 1855. No stage-coach, railway.
car, steamboat, or other vehicle or vessel
which regularly performs trips Of stated
periods on any post.route, or any city, town,
or place to any other city, town. or place
between which the mail is regularly carried,
shall carry, otherwise than in the mail, any
letters or packets excepts such as relates
to some part of the cargo OF such steam
boat or other vessel, or to some article car
ried at the same time by the same stage
coach, railway-car, or other vehicle, except
as provided in section 1898; and Tor every
such offence the owner of the stage-coach,
raiIway-ca steamboat, or other vehicle or
vessel, shall be liable to a penalty OF one
hundred dollars; and the driver, conduc-
tor, master, or other person having charge
there0f, anu NOT at lne tlIne OWucr VI tAe
whole or any part thereof, shall for every
such offence be liable to penalty OF fifty
doliars." & E}.4 tt1.>1
The attention OF the captain {who was
owner) Of the steamer Mary having been
repeatedly called TO this section, but such
notice having failed to discontinue the prac-
tice, in May last Special-Agent Williams
was directed by Captain John Frey, chief
special agent OF the Atlanta division. to in
vcstigate the case, and il found OF sufficient
Importance to justify such action, to COM
mence proceedings against the owners OF
the steamer. Accordingly, on May Goth,
Special-Agent Williams seized at Mobile,
in possession OF John Quill, the captain and
owner of the steamer Mary, thirty-three
letters, fifteen Of which were unstamped
and the balance were stamped, but not in
Government stamped envelopes. Proceed.
ings were at once instituted IN the United
States Court at Mobile, under the section
above cited, and resulted to-day, as Captain
Frey is advised by. telegraph, in the Goy.,
ernment's obtaiDiug Judgment against Qmli
in. the sum OF, $500 and COSTS We undes-
stand that this is case la which much in
terest has been taken by maii-contractorsa and.
carriers generally throughout the country
1dttdnta Constt i ,.l.i ti:..i ~ i
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Z TuE New York FIREs. g. In the two re-
cent CREATURES in New York. city the Gran
ite Insurance Company had S17,6G8 in,;
yoIyed; there viii be some salvage. The
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Com
many will probably lose about aii, 900, and
The Virginia State, as far as they can ascer-
tain, not over S10,00 t.s; 4. .Fss. <.t
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H CoSy.cT REcErvED.--Ca Catherine FnIker'
son, af Leegcounfy, was lodged in the pent
tentiary yesterday for, ,iaye years for murder
IN the second degree. The sheriff nag e
+ travel With this prisoner nearly four Rup
dreti miles to reach this city,
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BURNED TO DEATH.-A mulatto woman
named Lucy Ann Chapman, residing at 42O
Baker street, was burned to death yesterday
evening about 81 O'Clock. She was alone IN
the house at the time. When found she
was breathing her last on the floor in front
Of the open fireplace. Deceased was about
forty.fiYe wears OF age. IN. -...t5..g I ~'
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WEATHER REPORT.

TNDrcAT1oSs FOR Tod For, the Mid
die States, southwest. to mort hwest winds.
psrtly cloudy weather and possibly areas OF
light snow, with slight changes iii barome-
ter, aud q slight rise ia temperature during
Tuesday. 81 ;,,:,,
For the South Atlantic States, warmer
south to west winds and partly cloudy wea-
ther, with stationary or 4slowly-falling ha-
rometer. i, s.,s, ,,5s,, Az 80 ii s;1
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ROOF PARTLY BURNED.-At 1871 7. NJ.
Yesterday IN alarm Of fire was turned in at
Station &c, corner Fifth and Main streets.
caused by the partial burning OF the roof OF
dwelIing-houSe situated at 105 Morgan
alley, between Third and Fourth streets
and Cary and Canal streets, owned by Mrs.
Morgan and occupied by colored woman
named Maria Robinson. Loss, SO In
sured. Put out without the aid OF The Fire
Department. -,....l 81.
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MoDJEsKA To-NrGHT.--The large sale OF
reserved seats for the performance tonight
aud tomorrow night gives promise OF hne
audiences for Camille and Frou-Frou. The
company is said to be one of the best ever
in Richmond. Madame. Modjeska is an
actress OF national reputation. ,,lI - -.
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STONE IN TIE BLADDER.
CASE STATED EY DIR. J. c. BoARDMAN'
OF TRENTON, y; J. .a@

,c~,r,ct from letter dated Trenton, Nd, Decem-
her i, 1881
Mr. M T.. OF this place, suffered from stone
l., ,n hlSi1cr' for which he was long treated by one
.. ~ our most experienced physieians but without
% y trrsfmcnt i'm very distressed condition.
1i' nn, him at once upon the Buffalo Litha Water
ipring 80 9 In some ten or twelve days his most
,."; ,ss raDid and steady. In the course OF
month he v as entirely relieved, aud TO The present
,Inc there Is no indication of any return OF ms ols
frs..>ing symptoms. These are certainly very IT.
markabe waters"
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A ROYAL CSAbLENGE.-Wf frhaHeHge any hon sc
n the city 10 ilH'1ish finer BEEgand LIe gss ,ha
IsTe offered thelessustoners by
! G g.. DBuafFs & sTErGE,
+, ..,. ....;. ....,y.... g.. next tppDssputcSofce.
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MEETINGS..
PARADISE LODGE, No,
RI(IySfnNr T.n

PARADISE LODGE, NOJ2SSST.O. Il: Bin
RIcIMoNGVA.. Januarg2li ST9i.
EHSETHREN,- Tou are hereby summoned
IS TO attend called meeting Of this Lbdge"TEIS
tTnesdayl AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock,- Bnsiness,of
importance Will be transacted.
BS0rder OF the President.
ISAAC HELD.
IA N-1t* Observation-Disclosures
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8 8 WHAT GAPTAlH oAsuMEYRR HAS TO sAY.TTffn! II!
Nav, 1877, experienced . severe attack or rhca,
ma,ism, which disabled my right lea and rendered
one arm utterly useless, me 70 Salty it In
sling IN Two days Or. HEHSpoSs GTrsS:s :s eiff
camnetefy restored me to health. It acted wonders
fuJly on me, and take pleasure n recommendtnsts Il
~ others. fgit5;Q AUGUSTUS CAsHMRYER,
iiBaRimore street and Central avenue Baitsmore,
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HOUSEHOLD Eeoaok 1.-THE bousekeepar or
cook who studieTeconoasy In The kitchen can dol
IN one direction tg ai~aJs d, ing DoobET's YEAST
POWDER Is ufIJ Be fsssa . truly economical and
vaiuable assistant IN hasssS biscuits. rolls, bread,
cake Of all kinds, wzes, Iss rs, and most aliartf
cles prepared from -four: An, I whyY Because In
using the DooLEY f6wDess j on save.i IN eggs. in
shortesang in patierees, IN epeT3 thing; and when
rae pang Is done it ~ tifaieA Gun light. psEatable
asd wholesome, so thase'ry nssse Is eaien ap and
noyyyiisfp
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SAVE Mo1FsY by having your printing acus asthe
DISPATCH PRINT1NG-HoCSx. Good work low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed. .
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g scLAlMED Packages ad ddressed as fol-,
laws remain unclaimed iila the RichmDnd
rlass-ofBsa gohns MeQaadey aaaes 4 Ech-
ois, and Charles s.. Davis. ~ y
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GE ersissfsS, READ Ts1Is:: We give the best
DINNktforthe price IN the. cits-aus O. rr boazSaIs
are deighteG DBuHIHtE Z 81 'EELEr
Z '.s+ .'s@st next doo5tSthe Bsesxste ~ office
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NJ. ELLYsoN &&o.. advertising agents, iEsest ad-
Fe1tsements in cffof the newspapers Of the Jnitae
Stses at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dss
patch countinz-room will receive prompt sttep
ttna-
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For CoLDeS0egGHs, BRoserffrrss azfdu!I & fec
tons of the 3ssgs, take AYEHls SCHEHa1 PEc To-
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Those waters, in cases of one dozen half-gallon
hottes. s5 per case at the Springs; at Richmond
$3.50 per case. ~ ,,,,ox5
For sale by PURCELL. LApp 4 Co, Richmono.
Proprietor Buffalo Li'hia sprrss, Va.
ia Seeds,
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TRY oBESss. TEAS aud sssl1se.LHaay1 . cofe<.
W. D. BSAtB 6 Co.
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a NEW ESTERPRIsE.-The arst successful port
able borse,powe- saw yet introduced in Richmond
has teen as work during last week at W.J. McDew-
els. q. o. Garys. and Dir. Vests wood.yards. CIT
izens az Richmond win probably be much oeneftea
NV pyen.Icnsth OF saving, &c. 5 ~.
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u Log,AL M ALTERS

| SuIG1nEs ORl Al A:iivaaaIsfaxI aDIsTAxr
bLAEDs-0 0na Siindayj January yo5th, HUI.
French Bsfd datp tlanyelheeno on basYway from
lCn1ixorHtR 10 this city, committed suicide al
fs PLACES called ,Eyanstonu In W yOning Terri
ttory. M .sTa,s.Ts7U-s III SRsta9G fGt .
Iil The EYsnatons ags gives two c0lfih1ns oi
tpassicnlarssf from (which The following exs
tracts are made sIE ssagis3 81 4a4tfss
On Sunday evening abont 8 O'clock! b
I5Weii-tlr esseds strangery apparently nbout
thirty-iYe Years Of age, ,lafTiyed in our city:
on "a train from the Vest proceeded to the
Evanston House, and gave bis baggage In
charge of the proprietor, Mr. Willias
Mcdonald. He pulled Of his boots,
stove a short time. then started out
for walk The next that was seen
Of him-about an hour lafer--he was found
In Centre street near the schoolhouse by
parties returning home from church, lying
| dead fn, the road, with bis throat cut, and q
bloody e|asp-knife in his right hand. He
was picked up and carried into q room in
the courthouse. Il a eoroner'sI inquest, was
held over the7remains on Monday morning,
aud he was buried with Christian ceI emony
on Monday afternoon.8.,f ata:S *fT 49,
his clothes We're good and comfortable,
he w ore q fine bunting-case gold watch and
gold ring, and had railroad ticket to Balti-
more, some money In his pocket, and bad
every appeaTan having beeninrespe
bic circumstances. From letters and mem.
oranda found upon his person his name ap-
pears to baye been Hugh French, Or II. II.
French, and that he was recently from San
Luis, California, and was on his way to
Richmond, Va. s,lr.s,r,.,s .sa.f- h.; ~.
There were several photographs in bis va
lise OF some very fine looking people, among
them one middle-aged, stoEt-built gentle
man with q bald head, and one very intelli-
gent looking young lady 4aG
There were no letters OF papers on his
person by which we could tell where bis
family or friends reside. The following let
ter, written in neat busfness-hand, was
found in pocket OF his diary. but does not
show the name OF the town or city where it
was written: 34yl.... .. .
80. !. ssAueEsr 80, 1878.
"Dear Hugb.-I think you can very easily
get business here more suitable TO your
taste and habits. and that will pay you
equally as well, il not better, than what you
have been doing in California / would be
very glad to have you come and make your
bone with US till you can get into such en-
ployment as wiH suit you. have no doubt
! could give you profitable employment, or
get it for you. 1t will give alE Of us plea
sure to have yoI stay with us Us long as you
are contented. ] write in haste to enclose
in Ellen's letter. Very truly yours,
s.. "SAMUEL T. COLEMAN"
On the back OF this letter was written
with pencil the name of lady residing on
west Grace street. I'VE omit the name
DiSDatch.l
On the right forearm Of deceased was tat
tooed the initials ''L. F. g." The middle
finger on the left hand had been taken off
at the middle joint. When deceased was
found he had the bloody knife in his right
hand.
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TUSGc TRY EE..

A T MEADE is BAKERS
DRUGSTORE
-A1R-CUSHrDNS FOR INvkLIDS
AIR PILLOWS FOR nRhyELLKRS,
HOT-WATER BAGS,
ICE BAGS FUR"THE HEAD.
RUBBER CLOTH FOR ISFA NTS,
T-RUBBasR:BED-PASS,
TRAVELLIYG~FLASkS
SPONGE-BAGE,.
POCKET-STGVES,
y HORSE-HAIR ELESH GLOVES
eFLESH BRUSHES,
POCKET-INA..lERS,
STEAM-lNHaLERS,
':s.' THROAT-ATpNIZERa, 49,.
NASAL DOUCHES, ...
ADDOMINAL~SUPPORTE
HARD-RUBEiER TRUSSES,.
FEVER-TEHMOMETERS,
GALVANIC-BATTERsES
Aud all SURGICAL and
MEDICAL ARELIANCEssold.aS
MEGBE 6 BAEER'S Esxs store.
au27 9l9' nai n stree
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AUCTION,SAEES THTB,DAY..

RCEERT B. LYNIG.4 T.. NJ, trustees salt of s.Ure
No. SOL Brook avenue, near Leigh street ,am mi
lot froutlng or7the northeast cCflIer Of Bl.5nEs
and Hancock strists
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B The Htfie contribution saivers handed
TDuna i1s ohusehsa asa apt 40 setne back fa-'
ther ntskesplaeea letO 0rseaiss 8 sseusss'se.
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OeH; COOKING wINEH ready set ID en0x4b for
ta5leuse:. ". D. BLAIR. tsS Coz f-t., .
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A DJOURNED NEETING.-.sN AD-I
IA IOURNED MEEHNa+of tile STOEKHOLD-
EliS OF THE RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
AND POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY vii. be
held at the office of the Company. In the oty Of
RieAmoud. on TUESDAEtbe 2lst day stJanaary,
lS79> at IL o'clock M. JI B: WINSTON,
u lS-td .......... ......-.... .r....s Secretary.
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i .Tt,rf RssrAURANr on THE CITY where the
arcss ssLYgSHAYIx BAYio ioYsftRs ars 20 be had, Is
/ AS I'1ii5 IT.f 3 E;st h nEuRIgo & SrEALEss.
next door 10 The Dfspgteh once
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Hundreds of citizens in and around Richmond
have been cured within the last three months, and
are willing to publish 1t TO the world.
Thousands Of testimonials can be seen at the
Office sufficient 10 codynce the most skepticai.
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:s Pc asoN Let General s. q. Armstrong,
principal of the Hampt ton Normal ana AZ
sricultnral College, is. in the city. b,
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~ Poprular Momihsg and Harper,s -Ra5q-
zine for February received from EiSson d
Yancey, 1112 Main street. ..r..d <st.:,s -,
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: PUBLIC PRINTING,

In the Goode-F Frayser investigation before
the Printing Committee of the General As
sembly, Captain George d. Wise last night
closed the argument for the defence. Col
one Gordon followed, and summed up for
the complainant.
The Senate chamber, where the commit.
tee sat, was packed with legislators and
citizens during the speeches.
The report Of the committee will be pre-
pared without unnecessary delay.
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NASOSlC NOTCE.-Thc mem. g.
1tk bers of RICHMOND RANnOETFH Xxx
LODGE. No. 10, Will attend Il statcal com- " =
mnieatlon at the Mas0ns' Hall on THIS iTnestbayl
EVENING 1T O'Clock: Members of sister lodges.
and ySiing brethren invited to be Issrsent. BIZ
order of the W. NJ. WILLIAM j. RIl3DIGlS,
il M-1Lx Secrckary
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GnTY! RAILWAY

rv,t, n,II riSk RICHMOND RAILWAY. COMPANY.
gahE pHBEIl Any citizen signal
sie aud NOT snfrinx aite1sffnn 0f
bf car ana VI onlfxe the undersigned by No,
so,a - ''''' = 80 y ir WATKER
Httntsadent cHiy Rssiwsg. e
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LIVER AND AGUE PAD.

TOLMAN REMEDIES WILL CURE
ALI. LIVER AND STOMACH
DISEASES.
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Separate room foI ladies, In charge Of lady at
teudant
All communications from the country promptly
answered.
Hereafter these remedies will be for sale by the
Company's authorized agents ONLY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-21
DRY GOODS.

SAVE MONEY!
As the season is advanced and the wants Of trade
are few determined to keep our sales, ane
to Do SO have marked down our
ENTIRE STOCK TWENTY PER CENT,
bringing all! goods very low, and many at less than
PRIME COST.
Don't fail TO call this month on
BROWNE G. ROWE,
and thereby yourself $2 out Of $40 spent with
them Remember all Of their fresh and desirable
goods, Including
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, Il.
NOVELTIES, ETC.,
are TO be sold without exception at ~
PRICES THAT WILL TELL.
Give them call at their popular store, 507 Broad
street. Ia 16-cod
CHRISTMAS { HAS PASSED AND NEW
~ YEAR Is upon US. and we still have left a few
inAfGAlSS, which We wish TO offer 10 the pubic.
tiavlhg iuly determined to make n change. In! our
ou.ihess. we VIII close out oul entire STOCK OF
DRY GOODS,
embracing a.
DRESS GOODS. 80.
BLANKETS, COUNTERPANEs, SHAWLS,
LADIES' and MISSES FURS-..sa
all at and below cost.
ezl the ladies' special attention to our stock of
CCfR1gCHET WORK. such as INFANTS CLOAKS,
GhnHnEsE GhhtnabEES,S sAcQUEs, CAPS, LEGGINGs,
Orders promptly attended 10.
FErAsnippiN FErrAAsipiNG and EMBRQIIlERY NEATLY EX-
ooAED' Call at LEVI HEXTER'S,
,,c 627 Broad street,
.2~o between Sixth and Seventh streets.