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FOR RENT.
DOR RENT, AT REDUCED RATES. &C.

- AH-1z
No. 3l6 south Third street, IA rooms.
oI5 EAST Main, near Third street, IL rooms
L. north Foure nth street upper part, ~ rooms.
No.. corner Tenth and Clay streets, 10 rooms.
l0i south Fifth, corner Cary street. 10 rooms.
IL 5 east Clay, near Second street, 8 rooms.
7l0 north Fourth. near Jackson street. rooms.
Twenty-fsurth and NJ streets, Church Hill, 3
!t1ms.
2O3 west Cary street, 6 rooms.
81 north Sixth. near Leigh street. rooms.
is west Canal near Adams street, rooms.
l222 west Leigh street tlarge yard). rooms.
No. Main and Monroe streets, 4 rooms.
SMALLER DWELLINGS, from TO s rooms,
rom IS TO $50 per month.
STORES, WAREHOUSES;. FACTORIES, anu
FARMS. j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
u t1e.onE0O lll3 Main street.
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The Late Fire. There is no doubt but
what the late fire at Mr.. Bryce's was the
work OF All incendiary, and it is believed
that it will be but short time before the
perpetrator of the crime will be arrested.
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THE WEATHER on SATURDAY was nilder
and threatening. Atnight clear.
THERMOMETER SATURDAY: 8 A. NJ, 42;
Q A. NJ, 4s; noon, 90; 8 P. NJ, So; 8 2.
NJ. 45; midnight. 40.
Mean temperature. 46 1-8.
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SEINE-T7IREAD.
TIsHERMEN's DEPOT. eesEs
mo ALL CREDITORS OF S. C. TAR

TUNO ALL CREDlIOhS OE .. v. 80
L DY, BANKRUPT, WHO, HAVE PROVED
THEIR CLAIMS.-Take notice that have aled my
petition IN The clerks Office Of the United Statss
District Court for the Western, Dfstrict OF vHHi-.
h at DanyiiIe, asking said court 10 authorize nes
under the provisions Of the l9,h sn!e IN BanupS-
cy to make certain compromise Win Jalaxs y.
Williams. creditor aud dehtc- OF said esiste. pYs
which compromise aia Jar9es Williams s . "
release The estate OF said S. Z. fardy from sae pay
ment OF all uusecurcs claims sr demands afneh,hee
has against said estagp And agree 10 resf G sarS
James II. Williams from tho payment OF AZ eaIint
or demands whch..as assieisse or said TaAdy. msy
have against said a. ;n.apS> was indcaku 10 n,s.
this netiton bee :as WIS satisfied, ffer.nn e1ami-
nation OF the ba Of the ,hss us ,Ss aed
Certainly gain bYseltiing long and eompncai1si' =
partnsrshp seean! wan much eSss S. atsrsd
under ibe o,oyIsionS OF the 10Th rul In Bankpps1
cY 70 poli The creditors y 70 az .n
SrM DAY OF FEBRUARY, aS59. ottesai tesai,,nss inc
Judi In chambers. 20 show causa why my Fe,os.
Aforesaid should aot DC granted apn sasu ctSfs
mise approved. :, IN. W.. " - 49, s,Ss
eIf,
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The Public Schools. attendance at
the public schools last week was up to the
usual average. Professor Morrissette re-
ported no roll OF honor at the Male High
Sphooi
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IA s~Th&bItEeS
NYOTICE TO CLAIMANTS Oh LOTS
IN IN OAKTOQD CEMETERY.

opY1cE ar KRgPER or oAKwoon CgaE15sssss's Cg
HrNRrso COUNTY, JaBasry ~, fsIs-
rn,s te IN e,v nottee Co all persons who claim or
n.ofess 10 own lots IN this cemetery. pun nav. nav
no seas fo the same, that the Gon,,nse On On :nrs
GO s wili be permitted In said sots aef
i. 1915, unless satisfactory proc! csa sno ~ ..usa
nishs By the claimants Of ess, atie e tSaiTH snS
Keeper OF Oakwood ceaasaery.
HEN sesrsssss Z: xsspSs.t.ee Committee 90 cemssesiss.
ia a0.lt
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The Courts.-The Hastings Court will
meet to-day ut II O'Clock A. NJ.
Mayor Clarke. had only one unimportant
case before him last week.
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limited STATES Revenue CoLLEcTIoSs.--.
The amount OF United States internal reYe-
.n,,e collected for the week ending january
18th was S14, ,5OG.34, as follows: MONDAY,
a3.241 .08 Tuesday. 81 1853 81; "Wednesday,
81 OH 81 5: Thursday, SS3, l52. .64 fr!nay,
s2. .I77.28 |; and Saturday, S2, ,3b2 ,ls hls
Is about 900 more snan Ihe ,sano amoant i1th -
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run PLEASURE OF BATHING Is greatly inerea<ed
hv mixing In the tnb half or even quarter OF Dos'
t,e of MURRAY 6 LANAAS's FLORIDA WATEa R.
instantly the whole atmosphere OF the y
hscon,es buoyant, and the body emerges resreshss
and strengthened.
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DIscoLoRED TEETH rendered beaatiiui'y whte
by tho use OF MEADE BAKERS sAPoNlSE DhN'
THRICE. Fifty cents box.
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SUICIDE. the upholsterer, who
shot himself In the breast on the night OF
the 9th instant. died at the almshouse Sat-
urday morning.
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NJ. ELLYsoN q Co.. advertising agents. insert ad.,
1sisements IN ahog the newspapers Of the United
Ssn.s at publishers rates. Orders LEFT q: the Dts.
patel countinz-roorn will receive prompt atten
q
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FOR ULCERATED MOUTH, the healiDg properties
of MEADE BAKERS CARBoLIC MoUTh-"A ASh
are unexcelled. Fifty cents bottle.
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AS A FSAGRAST AND PLEASANT WASH for me-
mouth, there is no'btng so good as MEADE n rs
KEn's CAktoLIc MourH-WAsif. Fifty cents =
botrIc ssS. @s5@
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Try OUR sOc TEA and our 1sc. Laguayra cofee.
w D. BLAIR 8 Co.
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-,-rr-,r-,-,-r,xnInn nCUHr rvInoTeu ny
u.,nr o BAKER,s SApoNINE DENTIFRIcE.
Fifty cents box.
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FOR ALL DISEASES or THE TEETH AND cubs
use MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLic h"oih'
WAsu FIFTY cents . bottle.
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SAVE MONEY Dy having yoar prlaan6 cone assea
DIsPArcH PRISTiNG-HousH. d0eo Nosss Wv
rrtees. and satisisesicr EueraassseA
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( Fon OFFENSIVE pEEATa from aeca SEQ ,ec'o
and diseased gums, use MEADE anshS cAA- cs-.
a.. a.n, ~ Mn,Iru.WAsiI. Tifty cents tot.ie.
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TIE MAUD MULLER MATlNEE.-Saturday
evening Genevicve Rogers had u beautiful
audience at the matinee, on which occasion
she appeared in her lovely creation OF the
title role in the idyllic drama Of Maud Null
ler. The audience was a heartily sympa-
thetic and appreciative one, and Miss Rog-
ers was called before the curtain at the
end Of each act. The support is very good,
oud Miss murtuIcr anu MI. Doyu aie ue
serving of special mention. Saturday night
Maud Muller was repeated. The company
90 from this city TO Danvlle. and Miss Rog-
ers carries with her the best wishes OF
sost OF friends. Mr.. Gus Mortimer, the
manager, is an old Richmond boy, and one
Of the most obliging gentlemen in the pro-
fpssion,
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FINEST RUM. Scotch whiskey, and apple brandy.
w ID, BLAIR & Co.
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--------.--,-c. r,cI,MoSD RAILWAY SoMee1aoo''f
OFFICE MRsIcuSoND, January Is, 1879.
orrcr- The ANNUAL MEEIlNa
Noi Nh h.TncKYOID IDERs OF this xms company
O. eed sSS ou MONDAY The I'm Of asSTass Of Asm
W. Pc =. stS heie otee, Leigh strsWv 2 sWvITDRoP ytsi
- ~ O'Clock NJ Secretary.
- - sNsThtd
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The MUSICAL EVENT OF THE SEASON.
Lovers Of music are soon to have the great
est treat in the way Of q concert that has
yet been heard in Richmond. The Men
deIssohn Quintette Club OF Boston, which
Will give two performances at Mozart Hall
next week, is perhaps the oldest as well as
one OF the most celebrated musical organi-
cations in the country. The club was or
ganized twenty-nine years ago, and has
during all these years OF its existence i'm
proved with age, and performing in most
OF the principal cities, has ever been the
recipient Of unqualified praise aud the most
f1attering testimonials Of its proficiency.
Each performer is an artist OF the highest
order, and their long association enables
them to combine their wonderful prof.
cheney in the most beautiful, refined, and
symmetrical harmony.
Mr.. Bernhard I.istemann, who is now lead
er of the club, was the successful leader Of
the late Boston Philharmonic Club, and in
1871 was engaged by Theodore Thomas as
leader and soloist for three years. During
this engagement the New Orleans Picayune,
in notice OF one OF Thomas's symphonic
concerts, thus speaks of this artist:
"The concerto for violin in + fiat, by Pa
ganini, introduced Mr.. Bernhard Listc-
mann, in whom we recognize great yirtu-
oso-a superb musician. Lstemann has
the force OF VieuXtemps, the delicacy and
purity OF Prume, combined with the pas
sion of Ole Bull. The passages in double
harmones were marvellous in their sweet
ness and finish, and secured this great artist
double encore"
The club on this occasion will be assisted
by Mrs. 81. T. Knowles, cultivated
soprano, who comes to Us highly recon-
mended. in speaking Of her the Boston
Globe says:
"She has pure soprano voice OF excel
lent quality and under full control. We be-
speak for her brilliant future on the lyric
stage"
We hail with great pleasure the coming Of
such musical celebrities, and though they
have been slow in visiting Richmond, we
are sure they will be none the less appre-
ciated and will play to crowded houses.
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ofs'|Rs |Rs,rciiMoND, VA. January 10, ,y,c1,gC 1S.y
,1,uE REGULAR ANIMAL, l., MEEt1nMG rfis COM.
L OF THE Si9Ch; W u; GShtso iSs ntsce Of Inc company on
rAS5 VII IisoSSTshRY, : 1879. ri 12 n: .,,.
I, I4-IJs2S T.. o' '..--------
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NIORES FOR RENT.

N0NH0 tcR hEN L. Eys.3
W., No. 1904 east Main, with dwelling above; SIS per
pN9 NO. 1905 east Main, with dwelling above sls per
40; l2o5 east Main street between Twelfth and
-WWnf"Sshh;h; Wn Shah; 81 600 per annum.
SI@o per anuua. 'A'' 'ai ise si''S ""o'e'
her 40 1eia ia4l east Main, with dwelling above; $500
,lah, Skick STORE, Twelfth between Main and Cary
No ,aSs ae3t 10 CiemmitI & Jones.
City Bsnt eea east Main, dwelling above, adjoining
Apply TO FRANK D. HILL g. CO.,
n,9.aosFh heal Estate Agents and Auctioueers.
s-S>y-eoo0L -S 1l0S Main street.
Fvk RENT, DWELLINGS on Mar GA
VIZ aaI oe,ween Seventh aud Eighth streets, @:aa
BWsrr Wsrr,,aGe.honse and stable.
Mah ,s.iNu SLID on Franklin between Eighth and
nss.asL nsSaaLL DWELLING corner Eighth and Clay
Az in nice order.
EissxSs, EiSs%S, TWO Two, FLOORS OF BUILDING No. III
factory ofees suited for liverv-ssable or carriage
j h9.iswSWS' S' low. CHARLES T. DAVIS,
,S-S@oM S,.S-eg No. Ill north Eighth street.
tg1 RENT, A FARM OF SEVEN "a
he at.Sdi,gE ACRES, at 5000 per annum. on ET
SefIn"nSy road, half q mile northeast or
I'D WGsH,sMa.l,ib comfortable RICK DWELLING
us. rhina inrS IN COTTAGE aud the usual out-buiid-
&dsi,x iarM Is welt adapted TO q markct-garden
ssSSass. IL has also been higbiy cnltfyated for
'eafs. Apply 10 JOHN It .yGODDTN.
el3.oa,. Real Estate Agent. 81
Bauk aud Eleventh. streets.
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FoR RLEEpING GUMS, use MEADE.& BAREE's
c.pno11c MouTH-wAsI. Fifty cents bottle.
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ATcTIoN sAhEs Tszrs pay.

RS- on IL safes OF Rsal Estate made Sstrssf
the isf OF J, '7ladry and last Of June the t01es|oi
ths present ear haze to 5s paid tyths yHfchcses
Or al sales. made 6st,oees hs lst of Jufs a.,d Ld
OF TIE year tn tnres haze to be paid by the selteY
by ali the real tate agents in Richmond, and ao>
plies to R1chmoa 4 ana vieinfy.l
pDwAED G.. GO DDIN, ~ r. NJ. residence and
eight acres or md ON Main street haf rope west
OF the city.
f. 3. COOK. lOH A. NJ, furniture, &c.
JNO. Z. LAUGHToA',J JR., 10k AM, , furniture. &c.
J. r. KOCKADAY. ! 0 4. NJ, groceries, &c.
r. T.. WHITING. High Constable 1e;A. 81, house~
hofd furniture. etc.
II. 8. ANDERSON & S,)N, 10 A. g., ,rrocerIes. Sc.
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ser;bner and 81. Nichol.ss for Februafy
reeeIyed M from Ellyson & Yancey. lie hain
street.
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ta223IpyEO ta22;,IEO MEETING:-AN "A Ap. :.
sSpa 2sSEp aEETlNSS q GEys'hsfpssRRfekssnhs 'sf sR2GkshsSnihps
s.1,sIF ~ THE RIChMi.vSSnoAn COMPANY wiG DC
hhSp P0TuMAod ~ fHaeSom Nc Company, in the city af
S tse ON SfI TUESDAY, The 2lss day SsySsnS 9,
20 Al IL 6'cioch ~. Secretary.
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MoDJEsKA.-Thls great actress, who has
such an extended reputation, will appear at
the Theatre here tomorrow night in Ca
mile. The following brief extracts from
several OF the New York papers will give
an idea OF the sentiment OF the press OF
that city Of her Camillc:
Sun: "Madame Modiesku's Camille Is
highly idealized creation"
Times: "Madame Modjeska's concer-
tion OF Camille is wonderfully pure one.
She idealizes her heroine until the reality Is
almost forgotten
Tribune: "Modieska's Camille is no.
mogeneous personality"
World: "She has created refined Whlle
truthful Camille"
Graphic: "Those who wish to see per-
formance as finished in its way as an an
taglio should see Modieska as Camille"
TELEGRAM: In the inimitable grace OF
motion, pose, and gesture, she is without
a rival, and the heartiest welcome is ac'
corded to this great artistic"
Ne,rS: sc sModieska is study for an artist
who is ambitious to convey an embodlmen
of statuesque beauty"
Reserved seats may be had at Johnsto MS
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taken to advance the interests Of the insti-
rHE CREDITORS, coNFsnENoE.


There are three suggestions q, to how the
two Houses of the General Assembly shall
confer with the creditors on the 30th. One is
that there shall be joint committee to meet
the creditors; the other is that the two
Houses shall hold joint session.. then re-
solve themselves into Committee OF the
Whole and give the creditors leave to pre-
sent their views. Another plan is to let
each House make its own arrangements
about conferring with the creditors. This,
however, has few supporters, as il Is well
known that the creditors do not wish to re-
main in Richmond long. The readjusters
are determined that their side shall be repre-
sented as we'll as possible, and it is believed
that half dozen OF their ahlest men will be
detailed to do the talking.
It is presumed that all shades Of opinion
will be given fair chance for expression, no
matter what arrangements are determined
upon.
THE PRINTING INVESTIGATION.
The Printing Committee on Saturday con-
cluded that they would have their next
meeting tonight instead Of Saturday night.
Captain George d. Wise, of counsel for
Captain Frayser, will open the discussion,
and Colonel Gordon, counsel for Dir. Goode,
clsse. The committee holds open sessions
in the Sepate chamber.
THE RAILROAD BILL.
The canal-raiIroad bill Is the special order
in the House Of Delegates for O'Clock to-
day.
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GRAND SELECT MASQUERADE co

IT IRAIL AND CARNIVAL OF the Gtr- E3A
roria club. under the management Of Profess tysfS
sor CHARLES 1: siEGEI, WEDNESSDA,1ifnA sS n N
I,nusry 20. 1879. ut Sgnger Hail. GRAND
WASOi'E MARCH at Q O'CLOCK.
TirSets sdmi,tlng gentleman and lady, .! each
additional lady. soc. Tickets to ne had at the 1ol.
Inrtn~ nIsccs C. L. SIegel's 421 east Broad street;
uarting's music-storc. sos East Broad street; y.
Thtr., ql5 Main street :; II. Mctzger's, 1854 east
Esry and $40 north Twcnty-nintb street: D. Gas
,c 500 north Fifth street and at the Office OF the
T;oS,,;1 StaGts Gazette, No. ~ north Twelfth
,1tt Positively no tickets 10 be sold the door.
:, "a 0Op7 2S,S29t
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WEATHER REPORT.

MONDAY. -. JANUARY 20, 1879.
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q So CLOAK for SO,
a $40 CLOAK for ~,
, 40 frnkE f0r SS.

and like reductions In higher and lower price
c1oAKs. Also children's cLoAKs at $3, ~, aud
a5, whichis just one half of regular price, These
are positive reductions, and you have but 10 call at
LEVY BE OTHERS and save at least one third III the
price of your CLoAKS.
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4ittnlolll 1ispatf1.

ss- THE clRCULATroNo OF THE pTsPATCH
fs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cIRCU-
tATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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DICHMOND THEATRE-MODJESkA.

DICHMOND THEATRE-MODJES
~ TWO GRAND PERFORMANCES.
N.ME. MoDJESKA COUNTESS BoZESTAl,
with Dramatic Company selected with great care to
support aud accompany her during the present sea-
saa.
TUESDAY EVENING. Jaauarv 21, 1879.
,bt new yer:ion or lie celebrated play, ty Dumas
Fills,
CAMILLE.
WEDNESDAY, January %. 1879.
FROU-FEUU.
MARVELLOUS PERFORMANCE!
TIE GRANDEST PRESERVATION EVER
WITNESSED!
Reserved seats, $3.50; admission, 81; family cir
c,e. zoe. Box-shee, opens Saturday a. 8 A. NJ. at
,tphps,on's and office OF Theatre. ja 17-4t
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WILL OPEN ON MONDAY another lot OF cLoAKs
on consignment, with instructions TO sell them at
thirty pcr cent below regular prices-which will be
do,o Co Won will get
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ofrlcE ylRe'SGn SGnsphaf. sfNST iSSohN
p,cpuoNp, January 10, 1879.
a,-,,o, ] nrpS MEETING.-The
SToIhhona, ,nrr; Of the stocSholders OF .l.s the
, rcgg!ff, CONTAIN, o,c,oek we
yESifr Ss on the a's, oosns ,osssp zoos Main
?. NJ, st the once oi '"e j. NJ. TATE.
street. SecttnS.-
r
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Tha Elockntle Brokcn.

ARRIVAL OF TUE STEAMSHIP OLD DobiINI0N--
. TIE ARIEL-THE RAGING CANAL, &c.
Saturday between 1 aud 2 o'clock P. NJ.
the Old Dominion steamship Old Dominion.
Captain Bourne, with pennan.s flying and
engines putting, nobly steamed her way to
the wbaryes OF the company at Rockets.
The Old Dominion left Norfolk Friday night
and City Point Saturday morning. She
passed the Wyanoke at or near Aiken's
Landing-the two vessels having each
tackled the great gorge near that place and
formed junction. Captain Bourne stated
to Dispatch reporter that although the ice
on either side of the channel was very thick
and the channel itself filed with floating ice,
that with moderate weather there would be
no further trouble. He reported the cham
mel to be about one hundred feet wide in
some places.
AS far as has been learned at this writing
no damage has been done to the wbaryes
along the river or to shipping. The bark
Pepita and the schooner Oakes Ames re-
main as last reported. With gradual thaw
everything is safe. but with a sudden break
ing Of the gorge the damage muy be great.
Our harbor has been closed since Friday,
Wyanoke cleared for New York and the
Pioneer for Philadelphia.
The Wyanoke proceeded on her way to
Norfolk, and with no uptoward accident Is
ere this time in New York.
The indomitable energy and enterprise
displayed by the Old Dominion Steamship
Company, through its officials in this city,
and especially through Captain George w.
Couch. is deserving OF the highest Bcommen-
5dation, aud should not only be gratefully
but substantially remembered by the citi-
zens Of Richmond. Despite almost super
human obstacles the Wyanoke reached this
port, and when "the ancient mariner" who
commands left Richmond last Wednesday
it was with the determination of reaching
New York, IL human skill and endurance
could accomplish it.
The success of the undertaking was hail
ed with feelings of great satisfaction by all
classes of our community. Nor should
Captain Bourne be forgotten in this general
rejoicing. When he left City Point Satur.
day morning it was with the intention OF
etfecting junction with Captain Couch il
1t took all the winters
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FURNiTU RE.


BARGAINS, BARGAINS.-We haveM
ID lust received TWENTY SUITS Of BLACKR W
WALNUT FURNITURE, and would call spe- ~
rial attention to those In need. Having boughtl
these goods for cash. offer Inducements that will
satisfy any one who will give us q csl. Fine PAR
LUR SUITS. aud SIDEBOARIlS, FANCY DESKS,
ard WORKSTANDS. A full line Of cheap POP.
LAR FURNITURE. E. GATHRIGHT & SON.
De 13 16 Governor street.
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THE STEAMER ARIEL.

The steamer Ariel has been in Norfolk
since December 30th. Advantage has been
taken Of the suspension Of navigation to
give her thorough overhaulIng. A new
steam drum, new smoke-stack, new deck
way ana guards. new iron chocks and dials
have been put in. She has been painted
from stem to stern, and is in perfect order
and greatly improved. 1t is expected that
the Ariel will resume her trips in a few
5ovc
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wEETsNGS.

--,,-,ssaSIC SOTICE.-The stated MIS9
1yASoNiS, I'm Of HARMAN ROYAL s|sSSg
n & T' s..ssjs s ssjs s.ss =
ThIs ,iE On are s.eFnsly invited 10 at
& ;Ss WWlEi:sox I: secretary.
'en'' "a ! L. Ss79, A. d. 1879.
I,SrAEr 90 ~ ------
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WANTS.

WANTED, good man for every State to
w sell goods by sample. Fair salary paid. La
BELLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 0S
Clark street. Chicago. "a 20-ltS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-20
on THE CANAL.

The canal is believed to be open to Co.
lumbia, in Fluvanna county. A packet
left Saturday morning for that point. The
last boat left Richmond Christmas-eve, and
the first one arrived (from any point Janu-
ary 10th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-20

WANTED, TO PUT IN AS AN AC-
w TIVE PARTNER In wel!-cstablished, pay
Ing business, from $1,000 TO $4,000. References
exchanged. Address
Ia Ia-Its CAPITAL. care Of Dispatch Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-20
.au.sENESTS.

1Eo2aARtc HALL.
WWnSpaY W and TUEsDAY.5AsUARI % ana z's!
HENRY C. WYATT
n.s the honor to announce
TWO M GRAND CONCERTS
by The celebrated
MENDELSSoHN QulNTElIh ehoo
iof Boston),
assisted by MRS E II. +. KNOWLES
tie rel owned Soprano.
,r;yr MOST PERFECT MUSICAL OR6ANlIA-
Ih" TiON IN AMERICA.
ADMISSION. IS cents NO extra enaTse are ,o,s,e !or
Sr.euSe"''' il W,F,M&Tu4t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-20

CITY IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
J. THOMPSON BROWN,
ja 1S.6t Ills Main strect.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-20

WANTED, A SIT UATION BY A
w YOUTH who has had eral years. expo
rience In retail grocery store. Would not object TO
going to the country Best Of references given Ad-
dress Y. IL. Q04 east Broad street. u 20-2lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-20
THE PRINTING INVESTIGATION.

The canalraiIroad bill Is the special order
in the House Of Delegates for 1 O'Clock to-
day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-20

TAINTED, A ROOM SUITABLE FOR
w physicians office. on basement or first floor
on Clay street, within square cast or west or Brook
avenue. Address
la 1925 PHYSICIAN. Dispatch Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-20

WANTED, A GOOD COOK, WASHER
G. s. VAsHON l. SON,
IN 2O.lt No. Tenh street.