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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-05
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,-.-fyoWtl tl,etxaae city fathers isave taken TIRE
question OF reduction OF pas in hand and nc.
ferred the subject to the ioint Committee oil
|. Light and Finance. let, them give the sub.
ject such liberation rs will equalize, this
tax with that OF real and personal property.
Any other than that will be. injustice to one
class for the benefit OF another. The pro.
posai to reduce gas to 50 will not be sat
isfactory to the consumers, especially as stley
are now W.Hwaret totr the fict that ut only costs
SLID per 1s000 feet, and that iReludiug an
addition OF 10. per, cent foR leakage, &c.. the
profits charged for years have been; LOG: pei
cent. and over; and now they very mag:
unanimously say they will be satisfied with
go per cent. Isut ybu, the consumer,s must
also pay for public consumD mDtioH, lay the
street pipes, and pay all repairs aud neces.
sifF expenses besides. One ton Of Goa. cost
the city Sc. SIS; one ton OF coal produces In
cash s2A30 FROM gas and coke: The labor,
wear and tear is to be added to the coal,
together with laying Of new 'street-pipes,
&C., which produces $1,12 per 1000
feet; with leakage S1.23 per 1,G00 feet.
Suppose the chairman; OF finance, or the
Council, should put upon real estate tax
for city government 100 per cent. higher
than they now are, and create surplus
in proportion, what would the people say 2
They would at once say, You don't need it.
Neither does the gas department need it.
The only difference is, in one it's on and the
other it is not. What the gas-consumers de.
sire, require, and demand, is that it should
be taken off and oil taxes equalized. While
the gas is taxed 100 per cent. profit, real es-
tate is let off with so cents on the dollar OF
the cost OF city administration. and for the
protection OF their $2S,50O,00G in property.
Is this just as between the gas consumer.
real estate, and their representatives in the
Council? The consumers (priyate) have not
only paid over and above the cost OF their
gas, butover 81 ,250,00 into the treasury in
twenty-seyen years, and it's full time they
called halt! II the city fathers will make
some provision for the payment Of the pub
lie lights (other than on the 1000 consumers)
at the same price the private consumer
should pay, the price could be reduced TO
$l.25 instead of 50 per 1000 feet, pay for the
new street pipes, and leave surplus
EVERY YEAR.
n. B.-These facts are gathered from the
statistical report Of the Committee on Light
of January 81, 1878. They are not fancy
ideas
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~ City Coatncit-Atac 81 called meeting Of the
City Council held last night for the pur-
pose Of appointing committee OF confer
ence ito obconfer with the City Council of
Richmond in relation to the annexation OF
the two eities-present: Messrs. Howle
(presideut pro te,n.), Gibbs, Batcheller, Pat
teson, Owens, Kahn, Ballowe, Gallagher,
Spain, Royal, GentrF, and Perdue-Mr.
Batcheller offered the following resolution !:
Resoleed, That a committee consisting
Of one citizen and one member Of the City
Council from each ward be appointed to
confer with a committee OF the city Of Rich-
mond, such as their Council may appoint,
with view to the annexation OF the city OF
Manchester to the city of Richmond, and
report the result OF the same TO this body.
Mr.. Pattesonl moved that the resolution
be laid over until the third Friday III Feb
ruarY. Agreed to-, Adjourned
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- ,suPREME .CoURT, OF S.APrRA TUEspAg. -
Spilman vs. Cannon and ais. Petition for
an. aprneal from an order OF; the Chancery
Court OF The. city Of: Richmond. Appeal re.
fused Z @tt-it ,,.5
E...W. Ket:ridge, Esq, of Cincinnati, o.,
qualified to. practice.as counsel in this court
Old Dominion Steamship Company against
Burekbart. Argued by a. ~ Sands for
Plaintiff in error and E. W: Kettrldgs for
defendant and continued until to-day..h
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HusT1NGs COURT, Y EsTERDAY...-In the.
Hastings Court yesterday J. 81. Dunleayyr
was tried for an assault upon Fanny p.
Dunleayy, his sister. The case came UP ON
an appeal from the. decision of the AftiRs
Poliee-Justice OF Richmond, where tho: 40
cuscd was found guilty, sent TO jail aaa 10
Dor for twelve months, and fined a5G ii
the Hastings Court the judgmept Of th
court below was affirmed. " .s2s!s 81.
Alexander Scott, charged with steat ..inps
lot of iron bolts, &c, from Gibson & ,3pock
was convicted; and punished with thirty
nine stripes. ;5Rz II
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A DEAD-HEADoN on THE TEMN.-Y yesterday
when the eastward-bouna Chesa-
peake and Ohio express train was at Staun-
ton, some unknown person boarded it and
placed in the passenscr-car a large basket.
After the train had gone on its way about
fifteen miles the attention Of the conductor
was attracted to the basket by noise issuing
from. Upon examination, to his surprise
ne found 1t, contained a baby not more than
two or three Gays old, 1t had on no cloth
ing, but was wrapped in an old comfort.
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Rich old gentlemen who have made bali a
million dollars or so and kept it will be in
terested in the story Of the fate of Mr..
Wells, Of Maiden Lane. Armed with a,lu-
macy commission, his loving relatives a few
DAYS ago relieved him OF the care Of his
large property, took possession of his Office,
and, among other delicate attentions, turn
ed him over to the tender mercies OF are
ceiver.-Ne,o Yore Herald.
z ssTbis IS an ice morning" said Pericles
TO Alcibiades. with grave smile. g Yaas =
rcnlied Alcibi, with q grin Of triumph,
uand that's snow name for it And
then thew shook hands and shawhawed
over it till they cfied-iu iust ms. il they had
NOT both read the puns long before ln the
tattered iake-books Of the Lacedemonians.
NeW ,Iiorb Graphic. 3. ,..
e 4 q No y; woman 81 proper self-respect," ," says
q woman's-rights journal, discussing the
marriage ceremony, H will submit to. be
Given away.'1 Perhaps not; but, dear Wo.
man's-righter, to be given awayY is NOT
the worst feature :m the lcerelno ony.t. sshe :'s
too eften sold y And iii she isn't, the
chances are that the man ~ ofrsss 9 a'''
Herald 81, s., Il +.
s. Ill III there Be eD Democrat in this. broad land
who believes that the Democracy can win
In 1880 on as soft d anouey pldtform as the
Indiana inushy concern OF 878, that fellow
should asence bsifRken out :knd bored Tor
The simpless- Ns.a tb6h.y Ledge lsttd,adard
Demo u; &. sll
szTwpl weeks OF opera cost the people 81
Chicago. intending tickets. carringes,, and
Eetceterls, at least 500 .gg0. Hard times.
|somesgaEna IA oress.-- stedgo Times. e
!. eiss Z Nat. Field has; takenga Snnfs,,ee
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THE PUBLIC DEBT.-At IL o'clock last
night no definite information had been re-
ceived as to what the two funding tassoGid!
tions will do inresponse tothe }etten Of the
majority Of members of the Finance Come
mittee, asking for an extension Of the-3 per
cent. term: Ir was understood That teles
grams had been passing between this city
All Mr.. Leland could ylwas, That the mat.
ter was still under advisement.8 ~ -. ~
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YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
MEETING AT DIR. PREsToS's CHURCH.--A
still larger congregation filled the, spacious
audience-room and galleries and alarge part
of the lecture-room of DR.. Preston's church
yesterday evening, and the meeting was one
OF the very best yet. held. DR.. G. a. Read
conducted it in bis bappiest vein, and made
very effective talk, in which be made
Christ the ladder let down from Heaven,
and urged all to take the first round Of the
ascent by repentance and faith. ~ !
Rev. DR.. e. W. Warren gave q very Sim
pie and clear exposition of faith. in Christ
drawn from tbe:words, .. As Moses lifted up
the serpent in The wilderness, even so shall
the son Of man be lifted up.''
Bishop Doggett, Dr.; Warren, Mr. Fray
zier OF Toronto, DR.. Hoge, and Rev. u. p.
Strider Of 1Cnlpeper, led inzspecial prayers
for the large number Of requests which
were sent up. q, ~: i=.'..;E Z
The meeting this evening from to,6-
will be conducted by, Rev. DR.. %. G..
Dashiell. of St. Marks Episcopal church.
The eastern gallery will be reserved for
men,. A number OF comfortable seats may
be had in the side-cbapel, the entrance TO
which is on Tenth street. IA So Il 3HIHGi -
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.ayHa SHANNON THE ORAT0r,AOn Fri.
idayl1exs 0. Harry Ebanion, the boy orator,
one OF, The most iwond derfal rhenomena OF
tbeiage, will appear at Mozart Hall 8 Heels
ionig nine years OF tuges and the Baifimore,
EgnHays BIN ~ ss.3 I. .
s57seH BIS oagrasibaye created the great est sur
,nrise. InsTedullty gave HaY 10 conviction
SHAT kbeihoy 10 one OF these phen0tnens that
cannot be serountsd for. ast &.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

During the last few days ourcl,y has pre-,
sented quite a busy appearance. All OF the
large manufacturing ablisbments have re-
sumed work, and are in full blast., Several
'H them have Just commenced operations
after temporary suspension Of business,
and busy people can be seen going to and
from their, places Of employment wearing
glad and cheerful countenances. This, it Is
hoped, Is an evidence OF returning prosper
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10 RmEaAN's TESTIMONY y. Tl,amp~
SOM ESQ.,. asststaps chief engineer o7tiis Fire De
parf nent, Ballmoes who was for sslonz time -af--
f'ctea With very se1ee rheumatism, says Chat an er
bis espefience with DR. HERSDoN's fSsrsI's Gn r
he 10 Willing to recctaEnf nd Ito nyt6dy. It con
tains 10 potash or ssi.erals whateFersss entirety
vegetable, acts Ihe b,ood, mud c,lSss:whenevei:
taken Sold by al live Druggists :, '.isa
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Fp6vrTrRES,
IRON PAINT.
.nLD DOMINION -,... -
NJ - IRON-PAINT COMPANY.
0EErCE I 10a GARY STREET, RICHMOND, VA

NJ 5, EIRON-PAINT COMPANY.
OFFICE, / l04 E,ARY STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
Y Our IRON PAINT Is the same that was used oy
our Mr. EDWARDS when he was OF thc urn OF NJ
tt Pate & Co.tlhe Richmond n-paint company,
he having been the practical and experienced mem.
ber of said firm, and Is the only person capa1e OF
manurac, urfng ana properly applying tue lronr raint
to roofs. walls, &c AS hr has never mace known 10
any one the ingredients OF this paint or the niap1er
OF. mixing them, parties purporinS 10 use - VIII
perpetrare n fraud. We propose to keep the paint
and work TO lis acknew fedged standard OF excel
lency. guaranteeing stop all leaks for period oil
from i've TO fteen years according to the condition
Of The roof when painted. >,tiI-rl tsYs.- ktun
Mr.. Edward =, who has hal an experience or nj
teen yers In The nanuta cture and use OF ths paint
win &iye his personal tentiop 70 all work entrusted
10 our care iEllI lssI = Z z ~ : 4 4
The merit of this paint has been attested BY uni
yersal praise of all parties for HON work has been
DONE and has successfully stood The test OF fe Sc
yores degretSof both heat aud cold It's
excellent Qua Fltfes remaining uniurured t tebv.
4, ealso manufacture . SRISGL which
has Been extensively used throughout the Northern
and New EnRianti states for me past nfsen years
with great success. Old shingles that have been
coIdemned as worthless have been Created with this
coating. aud theiS usefulness extsbied for sea rs
The expense Is small ard We guarantee 10 make the
roof as good as new. fTbee1a presents che same
rs slate when finished. 81. ~ =
iEstfmatcs nias for old md new WORK by appiyiug
soie Y G Msnsts Old boasi3h ffof1 and Shin
m tgle,Raint. I04 GarY-oiresss Rtehmen ~,
'tLs' - fr 6,lM ~
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Grand Lodge Mnfss,ss 81 rso,,o,r.

GTa1d Lodge knights or Homer.
The Grand Lodge Of ylrgI1ia, knights OF
Honor, met lin second anniiai session last
| night IN W lkiBson Hal, he following is
list OF officers and represeUlatiYes s'
Officers: Past Grand Dictasor, John, 81.
Teller; Hrafsd Dic1aioT, Edward Mccarthy;
Vice Grand Ufst atpE,. Biz. BafcES Assistant
Grand I'D Dictator, ,5innes n. Lei1k sn s Grand
Guide, w. j. LysbaD; Grand Chaplain, Nv !.
w: Gibbs s. Grasd Reporter, William LEE.
baille Grand TREASURER, H. Boaekes;
Grand Guardian. o. II. Payne; Grand SEN
tInel, George w. VEINS; Palt Graflf ESic-
tator, u. h BFounEs Grind Trustees. "
llsn Loy yenstein, Jobs J.. Wright, NJ .iT.
Committees. AFinancs Committee: Jol,s
tJ. Wright. Il. b. graneH, Jobn q HHnter-
Laws and Supervision zH. 8. Block, s. b,
Kenney, John Maxwell.
Representatives T. H. FoIkes. John T..
w. Gibson. NIX. White, q. n. .Wfngfeld,
John w. Afsop, Henry Miller, Thomas w.
Gentry, d. E. Ashley, w. ". Glazehrook,
Alexander w. Archer, Alexander Hart, p:
Q. Asserson, DR.. James Bf. Parker. w. w.
New, A. Myers, DR.. White. A. Mcdonald,
John II. Johnston, W. e. NosrB, G.. w.
Pedrick. J. T. Kenney, L. j. Susssh, j. W.
Wilson, Julius Joel. tsaEig -.
Committee on Credentials s. 3, Kenney,
u. 81. Blount, and j. w. Gilharn..
The Grand Dictatorsiu bfs'repoDt said:
.. It is cause for heartfelt than 5s to a
kind Providence fhst'this Grand lodge has
not since its organization been called upon
10 MOURN the loss k07 q single 3one Of its
members. Whilst in other jurisdietlUns the
pesIilsnce8 has Enatie fearful ifaYoes among
eur Hcountrynieh. tanf tour order lsas silf-
Tered Toss 7nt tire death of many Of its MEM,
bers, it lis cause Of gfatuiation that IN This
Eiuffsdiction the plumber 'of. deaths is less
than was to be expected from the Eambef
Of our membership. .g eltftgs !19aiG1diiGi "a
/ ssWe huse' pain more heavily for assess
'meRts than ih any previous year, hut ana
gfatisSed to be able TO say that, tfoughisaled
upon TO provide fbsi The large nnmber Of
deaths caused by yellow-feyer, the nusaber
OF assessments levied in 1878 was osIy IT.
teen! " Heb is) no more than statistics would
justify tis M eS Spectfng yearly even wia1oqt.
the prevalence OF 50 fearful lin epidemic.
During the year 1878 thespmof S52S00O
has been distributed by our order for the
relief OF the widows and orphans Of I'D OF
our deceased brethren. Surely none OF us
can do else than rejoice that we have: been
Fcoequae contributors TO this noble woEAs, and
have while so doing! kept our families pro-
tected at Tar less cost slrsn it could otBaswjse
have been dene.w Z @n-..tb -t Eu
The lodge will meet again this morning.
Is CTTY FIN4NCgs.-The following figures
from the annual report Of the City Hllditor
wilEsheW what the Council has to depend
on for the ensuing year: ~ =
EstianGts; IF RecefDss far 1879 from 7sssaesI Ii
ce1rSeS. n:ld other Sources. BASED on the.A1SESS-
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MIcHIGAN-A DEMOCRATIC SPLIT ON THE
MONEY QUESTION Detroit, February 81
a split i'm the Democratic party OF this State
on the money question seems inevitable.
The soft-money adberents have ordered a
State convention for th e same time and at
the same place as the Greenbackers. The
bard money, men will call one for an earlier
date. Special dispot 10 the Evening -Bul-
gcys. q
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4 4: s- TAnG GIRsuLa on THE DIsRATCH.
rs LARGER THAN THE G0asBINgD EsisGU.
RATION Or All rEE e2nER DAIl.r NEWS
;eApERs oF TIRE CITY
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] isN,IEATHER REPoRT,

" 3 10 1s
5f ISDIcAT1oNs F0R Tod AZ. y For the :Al Id.
die States during w ednesday winds shifts
ing 10 easterly and southerly with increas-
ing cloudiness and areas of rain or snow,
falling barometer, and no decided change In
Temp perature- roba6ly Slight rise on the
ceast. 3 e.. q! ~
. For the South Atlantic States, stationary
or slow ly-falling baromeSer, east to5south
winds, witn increasing cloudiness and areas
OF rain,; and stationary or q slight rise in
temperature. .ss
THE wEATHEK YESTERDAY was partly
clear and milder. VI n. .s.;3
q THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY :e Al M,, 80;
2 A.. n, 20 noon. 5S 8. NJ, % 9 e.
~, 40; midnight. 38. sT 81 8;Is; II.
4 Mean temperature, 433S. ~ a
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Sdle.--The large brick yard, togather With
saif fRe necessary hStutes. situated on
;Tweifth and Everett streets, was recently
sold for S925 ensb. 3 49,, 7 II ~ ~
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aMARsHaLLsSSARD CLUB: :HoUsEl Destroy
lED-rRooR PARTLY BDREEn- About thaR.
:uastl2 O'Clock yesterday morning TIRE Has
discovered In the Halcyon Club House (fbr.
merly the jMarshall-WardJaG Conservative
'Club-Honse), situated on Marshall street. be-
tween TMenty-siNth and, Twenty-seyenth
streets. An alarm was turned in Mt Station
49,, Engine-house No.l steamer, on Twenty
fifth street near Broad, and that2 company
went to work without!delay. The building
being framed the flames spread very rapidly,
and soon the whole structure was on fire.
At one time the fire had caught Dr.. Crump's
stable and one OF the ou.-buildinss, ana his
house was in imminent danger OF being
burned. No. 9 Steamer Company was now
summoned, and very soon oil danger OF q
more serious fire was ayerted. ,g.91 Hr.. q
The Clubhouse had been occupied Non-
day night, but the fire is believed to have
been the work of IN incendlary. Loss, $400.
Insured for S400 in the Royal Insurance
Company. Howard Swineford agent ID
At 1920 A. NJ. yesterday Mayor Caring
ton, while sitting in his invalid chair at his
residence, discovered that the roof OF the
opposite brick clearinghouse, No. A10 Clay
street, occupied by Mr.. George Crntchfield,
was on fire.. "A messenger. was sent to the
Second Police District headquarters, and
an alarm given from Station g.. The
iremen responded quickly and the fire was
put out with the loss Of only few dollars.
1t originated from chimney sparks. Insured
for $1,000 in the Mutual Assurance Society
Of Virginia. =.
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:. AM5zsa 5zsan'iiFHIsKEn-We retail thtssrnve sYF:
WHtszcsY at SO per gai,6R. Including statv,ax.a
- -A-i - W. u. BLkrs S co.
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LoGA.I u TTE !! / ii Il
!, ss.so. BEIszs J. ~ Insa

sarsTot BsIgEs 7 lere 81 10 ianenES ii
the State Treasflry. asFes :sts;'i
sTithouE feierance Is previous posaifibn ii
to whether tt;is Us acal led dor session:
|inenibefs of the General Assembly bjye
been prompt in drawing tiieirspay as for
Irregular sHts to6. u . " 3
At5 ,ei6cat thisnor orning The tHensd com.
initsee on Ci ses md TowhsJs Jsifs Mdastsitan
|chairmanl will meet in thef Eand sdfiitS b
hear argnmenton ON the Hilton tturizs The
Councils OF Richmond sinnG Manchester 70
order tollston the rec bf idge.a y .nhescbn-
|tending parties of Aianchesfer will 3iPide
|tiuies Is chtDond has fasf an tnterestsit1 tifa
bridge. hut her gouncil sbass not yet been
fheard from. rs dsss w ~ 4
!s &c IS Iund derstood that Superfnt ntendeut
Swann will demand anfinyeStigat fof the
charge that for The buiIer and engine recent
ly purchased In the city Of Boston more
was paid than those articles could have been
bought Tor in Richmond. s.l.sasss:ia = 2
An attempt iS to be made to frame q bill
which will heal all the discussions aud 6iffi-
|cElties at eiscksburg College, without lrc-
sorting 10 the extreme measure Of remby.
ing the entire board, faculty, and official
corps. Il ~ q q 81
Mr. Walker OF W Westmoreland, " ho )was
some weeks ago much ini iured by an e2plo.
sion Of gunpowder at % hunting Iodge1on
the Potomac, has returned to his seat.l His
face is not permanently disfIcuret .aats% 8
The report IN the Goode. Il ayser :sDrint-
ing investigation has been drawn'up by
Senator Bland, and will be read sto the COM
mittee Tonight SisfT;off iiiunttg oliiDptf f
-s The House Finance Committee had The
charge against Colonel elisha Barksdale
again under liberation yesterday EFe-
ming. It lis understao dtbat Colonel Baks-
dale will be required to settle with the sAu.
3ditor Attorneys Genefdl,, alter which
the committee win actif necessary. y.a7ii;t ),
apMost tof the membersof the teint .Ninance
Eommhteelare. quite. .disgusted wiki theYain
attempts ofothef committees 80 thoid isecfet
sessions since the proceedin esf ofsald secret
sessions are fully rand sfaithiuliy published
the murn:US after. 10 vji-.93aa f,sGt:! 9d3 :.
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NJ. FLLYscS u Go.,anTeTlising agents. iasert ad.
vertisements in aiiof the newspapers o. the Unlss
S,aes 1t publishers rates. orders left Ut the Dis
patch countnS-room will receive prompt atsen
tl0n.
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= sLectures..-Rey.,W w. q. Starr will lecture
tonight at The Methodist church on g Amer
ican Humor.n
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Soiree The / jpsrpsic sichoreans Club haf O.
ssoirse last, njght.,i Many 9oi9 Man aesser1s'
bellies and beaux were in attenaance.s3 ri
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ssHouIiJTaU sEEplAS ruuINGsxSgTHHsaaH OF
I ueDRsieo GODS; FANCY seoDs, on No rS0ss, ~
gg5 2iiliig :;aA 10 GO TS i~9f pGI--fft,i@ ar
bGs .l,aau f4lLEyY nIssrnERs X. rgT asf1 al
T. ar ASnMAnE EYoU7ipyRcnAsEs.er ~ x
..,..,, Yo~ WI find, a Largo assortment off -,
sFBIcTLY FIRSaseI-Ass GOODS
~ frontSzEeff yoa can make your selecs.5nss. -
LEVY BRSg1gEns'
1n0 =. .PafcEsiARE ALwkysssSfE LowEsTTv -
and 1hskeep the largest aIiG best.sssoaza sfcek
IN this cityssoa Will saye tilrr and raaS-
Ing your purchases at this ld-established ssofsa
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/. I Rec Bride. The corssnit itfee of, gentle
men from this city went over TO the House
of Delegates yesterday to oppose the bill be-j
fofs that body ip regard 70 TIE Free bfidge.
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I. HoUsEzncnp EcoNoMT.-gbe l1ouseSsepar or
cook wha studias7cconomy IN The kitchen can dose
In one direction By always sH:ng nooI .asT-
POWDER: IT wiln be forfria rruly 6 'onoHcalia0d
valuable assistang IN Rasise bkcniu' rossss bread
cake OF IN kinds, waes, rrn nfNts, and Inos5aI arts
ces pre- ppred from flour. And why? Easause IN
using tls DooLEY POWDER ron s;.ye In cgga sn
shortenisa4fn patience, Is. cs.sythfug; ald when
The bak:E Is donssit Is tuane0 out Eghi- yaitaie,
and Wholesome, 50 that eyesnncrsel Is ea.saap ard
no waSta. '"'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-05

SAVE MONEY hy>haVtng 5oAr prln ting es7s att the
DISPATCH PRIHTiSG-HossE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed. ..S.. '3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-05

!, NATIGfsAL TASTE Gt1EARLY DEFEED:-n e
sale Of AusIssoN's wIaszE ROSE suak aat
any othecr perfume and ouostantly lticr rtstr, cd
hardly fdl short 66 quarsert OF mib.oEbssSis 5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-05
Sv1A9sAsfsS GIVE WEEKLY MOnTALiTY.

59wis ss sa Esa5 Ji9 1873 g. e. 1873 +
,rtae}th rGafe, :ssi6aesI We. 1Wss o. aGi ". G.
SIZE stII.Ssfn fys,4 81 ,tlS a. ls III ias 4
se's naHBei li j, q aae,ibs soi as,,s January.
ssas hGsiafDfs 5 fDSsfa far =; tse veab endin.
Ja.silar' 25, 4so. ,2ol; mean al temperature m for
tsa. we ek ending February 1, 4So, 6T. asf
4Ahs punt of rainfall for week, ending jan
aaHy Is, 0.60 inches; amount Of rainfall for
WeS ending February-1, ,.0.20 inches. II
= opulation Of city estimated at 70, ,000--
;R lite. $500 coloEed,s 33, 200. Rate. OF
~ iortaIity OF Whole population was 26.o2 per
3 1000 per ai1tim; rate OF mortality Of white
population was 1884 per 1000 per annum !;
4 rate of mortality OF colored population was
4 go pei. 1000 pei. annum. . s.,s3.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-05

"A.mEE'' WuIsKEY. se>d by ". D. 6II!SrR &
CO., aGsaTcr gallon. tnclzlng State tax.ss e.seod.
sound pu-e whisky. - Tti.a