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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-29

CLEVER PLAN FOR RoBBISG A JEWELLRK.
Cincinnati. November 27.-Mr: Ierlan, a
ieweIler, OF Covington, KY, this morning
discovered thst his safe had been robbed OF
forty gold watches and two pairs OF soma
gold bracelets. He remembers tnat yestel-
day evening, after the goods were pne 10
the safe, and before the sa1e was was locAea, e.;
two men came in and engaged nun anu us
clerk in conversation about, pufehhses;;
Then third man drove up 70 tue 400, anu ~,
called Mr.. Terlan. Whlle ne was ous Tue
thief took the tray and passed II OUT oi .ns
back window to another eonleoerute' ano
then returned in time to continue .ne eo,l, T.
yersation which had been interrupted Nv
cine to the thieves has been found.
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A new system OF electric railway signals
has recently been tested in Boston. 1t difss
fcrs essentially from other systems in use
in that the rails instead OF wires are used
for conducting the electric current. The
track is divided into sections OF mile, ac-
cordin@ to curves and other contingencies.
At one end OF the section is placed bat
terry consisting Of one cell ard one pole al
.ached to either rail, and at the other end
is placed the magnet, one electrode at
tached to each rail, thereby establish
ing constant metallic circuit through
the rails and magnet. At either end OF
The section is the standard bearing the
signal, which is connected with the
circuit. When train or 4 pair OF wheels
enters upon the circuit the wheels and axle
instantly short-circuit the current, the mag
net is demagnetlzed, and on leaving ITS
armature the signal is mechanically thrown
to danger, where it remains as long as the
wheels are on the section, and when they
pass off the signal goes back to safety. BY
this means the rear OF train on road
eouipped with these signals will always be
safely guarded. Actual experience has de-
monstrated that the rails are vastly superior
as conductors to any surrounding media,
and that the electricity will adhere to them
in preference 10 passing OFT to the earth,
spite rain or snow.
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Mr.. ParnelPs ultimatum in regard to
Irish land reform has heen revised several
times, and the latest version appears in his
recent speech at Manchester. What he
calls "a fair rent" is to be paid by the
nresept tenants for thirty or thirty-tive
Years. after which the land for which they
are paying rent is quietly and pleasantly to
Iapse to them as absolute owners in fee.
The landlords who have been expecting TO
get fair rent as long us they do not forfeit
their land for any heinons crime will be
turned adriit after living thirty years IN q
foops paradise, and unless they happen to
have any property not invested in land may
be fain 10 become laborers and work at the
bidding OF their quondam tenants on the
land they once thought their own. This IS
the reform which Mr.. Parnell thinks good
for ireland, =. 4....... r.. Il
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ann1r1oS.1, PUBL1c-ScuooL AccoNMo n

ADDITIONAL PUBLIc-SCHooL Acco3tMo DA.
r10Ss.-The City School Board at its last
regular meeting had under considera' ion &
petition from John Oliver ara DINERS trus-
ices OF the Moore.Street Industrial School,
asking for additional school accomD odations
in that locality, and proposing to rent {.
nart of their buildings for that purpose.
The Board also considered pre- position to
occupy the Sidney Methodist church, on
west Main street, as an ad! nnr t to the Madi-
SON school. In view of the cramped finan.
cial condition OF the Boarfl it was deemed
iuexpedient to take any action looking to
increased accommodate Jns, causing the
employment of additional teachers and the
necessary attendant ey penses. Both propo-
sitions were laid on tine table. The Super
intendent, in his report submitted for t'Ie
month ending tb e 18th OF October last,
states that !, 1,059 y. bite and colored children
were registered in the schools and could
not be accommodated.
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We are in need of national hymn; it is
4 commodity that has been desired for a
long time in this country. It may be urged
that we have Yankee Doodle" "The Star
Spaneled Banner" "Hail Columbia" and
several others that are more or less national
in their character-some Of them very much
less. But while the sentiments OF all these
are distinctiyely American and national in
their character, the music OF none OF them
is, having been borrowed without eNcep-
ton from foreign composers. Mr.. P. S.
Gilmore, leading American musician,
well known as the organizer Of the Boston
Peace Jubilee, claims to have composed un-
der an aneel-born inspiration" the true
American national hymn. While in a
half-dreamy state lie says the melo-
dy flashed through him, complete
in all its details, like 4 perfect picture.
He became so impressed with its beauty and
the idea that it was gift from Heaven
through him to the American people that
for some days he could not attend to the or
dnary duties OF lie, so overcome was lie
by the beauty of the production. After
two restless days and sleeplesS nights an-
other inspiration came, and he welded
words to the music. The entire production
is said by good judges to possess rare merit,
and the matter is exciting great interest.
Mr.. Gilmore feels so strongly that the hymn
is OF Divine inspiration that lie will allow
the public free use Of it, and will devote the
proceeds OF the concert, at which it is soon
TO be produced, to charitable purposes
Washington Post.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

SuQdcn De0th.-Thurs Jay night about
O'Clock an old colorcd man named George
ReverIy died quite suddenly at q house
near the corner OF Eleventh and Decatur
streets. He was taken suddenly i'll with 4
congestiyc chill, and died in about bali
an hour. Coroner Ingram viewed the body
yesterday morning, but deemed an inquest
unnecessary. His remains were inferred in
Maury Cemetery yesterday afternoon at the
expense of the city.
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EAsT-END BENEFICIAL AND SOCIAL SocI-
ETY., No. 2.-Last night a number OF gen.
tlemen met in Thon's Hall, corner of Sew
cnteenth and Main streets, and effected a
temporary organization Ander the above
name, electing as :tem ,orary officers the
following: President. Henry Thon.; ice
President, Henry Rucker; Secretary, NJ.
S. Blount; Treasurer, John Hart; Ser
geant-at-Arms, ~. Baker. There was a
large gathering, aud some twentyiouir
persons joir.ed the organization, and It IS
expected that as many more names VIII oe
enrolled next Wednesday evening at g
O'Clock, when, the Society will again meet
at the same place.
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DR.. EAToN's sLECTUEE.-Despitc the rain
good audience OF most apprecialiye lis
tenerS greeted DR.. Eaton at Association
Hall last night. II interested auditors,
bursts OF laughter, and frequent and en-
thusisstic applause may be taken rs test.
the lecture was a very decided success.
Indeed, the universal verdict seemed to be
that DR.. Eaton treats 8. Woman in style
at once fresh, vigorous, witty, and prac-
tlcal, and that his lecture, is one OF the
most popular ever delivered to Richmond
audience.
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Colored De6t-P Payers s.-The Colored Debt
Payers Of this city will meet next Wednes-
day night looking to an organization Of their
party. There are quite number who an
tlcipate joining the club. 1t seems that the
Republicans OF this city will remain divided
upon the debt question. But they will
doubtless, however, vote solidly at the pre-
siientia election. There are quite num-
ber OF debt-paying Republicans in this city.
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MAGGIE MITCHELL AT THE THEATRE
This noted artistic will appear upon our
boards on Monday night, and will doubt
less be welcomed by an audience such as
she deserves. Miss Mitchell Is so well
known here, and her talent so fully appre-
ciated, that it is hardly necessary to COM
mend her 10 our Theatre.Soers.
The sale OF reserved seats commences at
Johnston's and at the Theatre at O'Clock
this morning.
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COHEN BROTHERS will ofar another large lot ef
GOODS on MONDAY NEXT. heir buyer is In New
York every week en- bracing all the advantages that
city Offers. Their goods are tarned over almost rs
fast rs they buy them. II low prices and Judgment
i'll the select ION of their stock Is road to
ce:s, the dry-goods purchasers Will undoubtedly be
willing that COHEN BROTHERS should be crowned
with 1t. See their advertisement IN another
column.
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4 Ne,U , flame.-The musicale last night
was we'll attended, notwithstanding the
threatenr e weather. The music, both vo-
cal and il lstrumental, was highly commend
ell. Tn Beethoven, the organ OF the As>o-
cation appeared under new name. 1t Is
now allied The Programme. Mr.. Conrad
F. l. ,pscomb is its editor and proprietor.
1t i an attractive little sheet, iui! or lun.
Th' change in its name will in noWlse affect
its attractiYeneSs.
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BANANAS ana ORANGES at PIzziNI's.

No MORE RHEUMATISM There can be now no
excuse for suffering the pangs OF rheumatism. The
cruc!, business Is becoming fast played ont amongst
- old stagers, and acute aud inlammatory cases Of
the worst sort easily and quickly cured since tho
Introduction Of DR.. HERNBoN's GYPsY'S GIF :
which any Gluggist an supply.
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9nIlu,ond 9ispattlt.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 30. 1879
sa- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIspATCE
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CrRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NgTs-
PAPERS OF TEE CITY.
Entered Mt the Post. Office at Richmond, Va, as
second-class mattcr.J
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die States, falling barometer, brisk to high
southerly winds, warmer, cloudy, and rainy
weather, followed during Saturday by rap
idIy-rising barometer, colder northwesterly
winds, and rain, turning partly into snow,
with clearing weather In the southern por-
tions.
For the South Atlantic States, falling ba-
rometer, increasing southwest winds, warm,
threatening, and rainy weather, followed
during Saturday by rising barometer, cold
er northerly winds, and clearing weather.
TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was warm and
cloudy, with occasional light rains. at
midnight it was raining steadily.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 8 A. NJ, 81 !;
8 a. b., So; noon, Ga; P. ID, 60; 2.
o., G6; midnight, 63
Mean temperature, G23.
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4 SERMON BIZ 4 UNITARIAN MINISTER TO He
RREws.-Neao York, November 2S:-Dr.
Bellows, well.kRoWn Unitarian clsfgy.
man. Yesterday delivered Thanksgsyinng q
sermon irl, the Jewish Temple Emanuel tc
q large congregation Of Hebrews
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The THEATRE.-The Lady Of Lyons will
be played by Miss Bessie Darling at the
matinee to-day. Tonight the Huncbback,
in which Hiss Darling has succeeded so we'll
as Julia, will be repeated.
The costumes to be used in the "Lady OF
Lyons" arc all new and elegant, eqnaling,
il not SURPRISING, those heretofore worn By
Miss Darling, and which have proved to be
4 delight to the lady patrons OF the Theatre.
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BLACK SILKS were never rs cheap before rs they
are now. 10 get the full advantage Of the present
low prices call 1T LEVY BROTHERS and make
your purchases. EEvY BROTHERS are also offer
ing great bargains in Coiorcd Silks Pekiu Siripcs
Black and C0lOfed Satlns, Brocaded and Striped
Silks and Satins. Striped Watered Silk, and Fancy
Goods for Trimmings; also, L large assortment of
Noi,inshamLate Curtains, Bcd-Spreads, Pillow
Shams, and Titics.
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is new brand OF wnisKEY that Messr1. w. D..
BLAIR Il co. have just put on the market. 1t IS 4
perfectly pure article, aud more resembles the old
IA hioned Rye than any we nave seen since the var.
The price Is very moderate.
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OUR LEADING PHYSICIANS are calling ATTENTION
TO the rninous effects upon the complexion of cheap
soaps made from impure material. The old Bro va
Winsor OF j. & +. ATKrSsnN is made from the
best and pIrcst materials, and Is exquisitely
.p1
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The most ralitable way TO take Cod-I.iver Oil is
in Emulsion. Use PURCELL, LADD & CO.'S COM
bined with Hypophosphitcs OF Lime and Soda.
Price, so cents for small b;ttles.
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WHEN YOU wI$Is TO TAKE CoD-LIvER OIL Use
the Ennlslon made b. PURCELL, LADD & co
with HyDophosDhi.c of Lime and Soda. Small bot
ties, nrCc 80 cents.
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SUPREME COURT OF ApPgALs.-Burwcll
Us. Burgess. Argued by Colonel William
2. Burwell for plaintiff in error, and L. l..
Lewis, Esq, for defendant in error, and
c,1hmi. tod
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FOR COUGHS. COLDS, AND CONSUMPTION ESQ
PURCELL, LApD.& cos Emulsion Of COd-Li yer
Oil with IIypoposphitcs of Lime and Soda. SSall
bottles, price only so cents
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hLSJ,
SUBURBAN PLACES AND FARMS.
I,EB.G,s EXTRACT OF MEAT.

IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST NEAT
FLArORlHG STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES, AND SAUCES.
LIEEIG CoMPASY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT Us
asncccss and q loon for which nations should
feel grateful. See &" Medicll Press" Lancet
.cri,!sh Medical Journal" &C.
C,UTION.-Genuine only With the fac sfmfts
Of Baron Liebg's signature In blue Ink acros
the label.
"Consum psion IN England increased tenfod
IN ten years" -.
LIEyIG CUMPASY's EXTRACT OF MEAT. To
be had of all storek.epers, Grocers, and Csien-
lists. Sole agents for the United States wholesale
ou,yI, C. David 6 Co., 43 Mark Lane, Lonfon
England. - nn Io-2-y
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ReID;ous.-In addition to the regular ser
vices on tomorrow at II \. VI. and p. VI.
in the Meade Memorial church there will be
at night, beginning at = O'Clock, Litany
service, followed by a lecture on "The
Church, The subject OF the rector's SER
mon in the morning will be - How and
when Christ will come" and in the after
noon Beginnings" and at night as an
nounceG.
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WEATHER. STRIPS for doors and windows.
G. w. ANDERSON & Sons.
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POLICE COURT. Police-Just White had
a short docket OF trifing eases yesterday
morning.
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THOSE INDIVIDUAL Cu.sRLoTTEs at PIzzsSl,
make all excellent dessert.
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MEADE& BAKERS
SAPONISE DENTIPRICE
WILL PRESERVE THE TEETH, REMOVE
ISCIPIEST TARTAR,
and
KEEP TIE TEETH BEAUTIFULLY CLEAN
Sold by druggists aL soc. 4 box.
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MEMBERSHIPS for doors and windows.
G.. w. ANDERSON & SONS.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done atths
DISPATCH PRINTINC-HOUsH. GOOD worh, Low
prices, and satisfaction Guaranteed.
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FINE FRENCH CANDIES, made fresh every day,
at PIZZINI'S
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4 FGAGS.ANr BREATH.

IF your rEETH decayed or defective; If your
GUMS are spongy, bleeding, liberated, or recedins
from the teetll,
MEADE C BAKERS
CAREDLIC MoUTH-WAsH.
which removes the bad odor caused by these, and
rapidly heals ond cicanscs the mouth lmparting a
DELICIOUS FRAGRANCE TO THE BREATH.
Sold by all druggists at soc. q bottle.
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". ELLYsON u Co., advertising agents, insert ad'
vertisementa In all Of the newspapers OF the Unt1.
S,es Al publishers rates. Orders left at the DEs
patch corntius-room will receive prompt after
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svrTt0S SALES THIS DAY.

~ o., oil sGtea or RsaL Estate nDnd> 6etDer
the 81 or Ja;.t.ary and last Of June the tcGeS/o.
TIE present yecT haze to bepafd bytte YurchG3s,
Or, al sales MADE bet,1ssT the lSt OF sGa
nj me near the talsS have TO be paid by the setter
ITniS custom was adopted about hftceE years age
~ All ;hr real estate agents IN RichnoDd, aad az
Dl,esto Richmond and T!elrlty.I
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 \. VI, horses, carriages
bugges, &c.
JSO f. LAUGHTON. 10h A. M.. maclinists' and
watcumaker.' tools. work. benches, bunIs-!na-
chine, cilded signs. &c.
n r WHITING IIi-h Constable. 10:30 A. NJ. two
mules: also, a young mare; al horsc-lot, Lump
kiu's alley.
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nR g. McnANE,s vERMIFUGE.
AMERICAN WORM SPECIFIC,
yERNIIFUGE
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

The countenance is pale and leadcn.colored, with
occasional Nushcs or crcumscribed spot on one or
both cheeks; the eyes become dull; the pupIs
late an azure semicrcle runs along the lower eye
I'D. tie nose is irritated. swells, ana sometimes
oleeds; swelling of tho upper lip; occasional
headache, with hunmlng or throbbing of the ears;
an unusual secretion of saliva; Shiny or furred
tongue; breath very foul, particularly IN the morn
ue: annette variable, sometimes yoracious, with
a kpawing sensation Of the stomach, at others en-
tire,v cone: fleetips pains in the stomach: occa-
sonal nausea and vomiting; violent pains through
ont the abdomen bowels Irregular at times coStive;
stools slimv. not unfrcquently tinged with blood;
belly swollen aud hard; urine tur2id; respiration
occasionally difficult, and accompanied by hic-
cough cough sometimes dry and convusive; I'M
q asy and disturbed sleep, with grinding Of the
eeth; temper variable but generally irritable, &c
Whenever he above symptoms are found to exist
DIR. c. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
WILL CERTAINLY EFFECT CURE.
1T DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
n any form. 1t is an sDscent preparation, not ca
=
paD,e Of doing tie slightest injury to the most
euder infant.
The genuine DIR. McLANE's VERMIFuGE bears
,as,or,,,res of G. McLANE and FLEMING BROS.
Il the wrapper.
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make that country his future home. Ee
vas sent by The Foreign Mission Board OF
the Southern Baptist Convention.
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BEAUTIFUL WHITE TEETH

WEATuER-STRIPs for doors and windows.
G. W. ANDERSON 6 SONS,
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MALAGA GgAPEs, vcsy tine, at PIZZISl's.
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FAI X.
CEsRISElIAS SA,MF.

rNHE LADIES OF TEE GRACE
a STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH WIN
hold their CHRISTMAS SALt. on the ! l rif and
18TH OF DEC CEAlBEI. In their rLECrURE-HuOA,
corner OF Grace and Fourth streets. They WIN nave
a variety Of arIlc,ps suitable for Christmas pre-
sents and will 5e Siod 10 receive orders In advance
for any SPECIAL STYLE OF DOLLS or FANCY
WORK no 1915, ,25>29 At
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NICE WINE JELLY at PIZzlNI's.

WHEN LIFE rs 4 DRUG, and you have lost all
hope, then trus. TO KOP BIrIERs
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FINANCIAL.
n ! ~ w
TuOMAS BRANCH Il CO.,

THOMAS BRANCH & CO.,
1917 EAST MAZE STREET,
Have for sale
VIRGINIA CONSOL BONDS.
VIRGINIA CUNSOI. COUPONS,
VIRGINIA 1910 BONDS. -r> ,,.,,.,,
NORTH CAROLINA EEW PER CENT
SCxIU CAROLINA RAILROAD DIVI-
DEND-PAYiNti STOCK. '
NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD CON-
STRUCTIDN BONDS.
RIHNnND AND DANEiLLE RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAt.E BONDS. ~
CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA AND AuGGS,
IA RAILROAD FIRST MOkTGAG +
caARL0TTE. COLUMBIA And Angus
IA SECOND NORIGAGE BONDS.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES GENERALLY bought an q
VIRGINIA 1910 BONDS exchanged for Con-
soils and Peeers on -aOst favorable ..rms.
TO 29-1w
MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY REAL
WI ESTATE:
$4,000 at 8 per cent.-three or hve Years,
S2.0OO-twO or three years;
Sl.50O-tWo or three years;
Sl,000-one or two years.
Also smaller sums.
our charges for negotiating will be reasonable.
FRANK ID. HILL 4 CO.,
no 29-3. 11OS Main street
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rrTrELx,s living AGE.
PRINCE AMONG MaGAZtSEs- w Y Observer.
-rriIhs GRLnA II WI q

THE GREATEST Ii WING
AUTHORS. such as Professor
MAX MULLER, Rt.. Hon. w. 4.
GLADSTONE, JAMES A. FRoUDE,
Professor nUxLEY, r. A. Proc
ron, EDWARD A. FREEMAN,
Professor TSSDAI.L, Dr. w. b.
CARPENTER. FRANCES POWER
CoBBE, THE DUKE OF ARGYLL,
WILLIAM BLACK. Sliss TIAcKE-
RAY, Airs. MCLocH.CRAIK. GEO.
MACijoNALp,, Mrs. oLIrHANT,
JEAN ISGELow, THOMAS HAR-
DY, MATTHEW ARNOLD. HEN
RY KINGSLEY. w. W. STORY,
TURGCENIt r. RuSKIN. TENNY-
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MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY REAL
~
MONEY AND REAL ESTATE.

MT UNTI A-NU hThL I'D I d I1'
LOANS MADE
on Richmond city and suburban real estate, bonds
stocks. or other GOOD commercial securities u. th
LOWEST MARKET RATES. ,-....,
HOUSES AND LOTS,
with or without the modern imDrorements,o .
Sizes degirably located, for sale on ACCOAAO-
DATING TERMS. a
ALSO,
SUBURBAN PLACES AND FARMS.
A number Of WELLIS FACTORIES
sTOHFS. aud FARMS FOR RENT at prices to
suit Inc hmes, Uy RICHARDSON L CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auc,ioneers,
No oo1m lll3 Slain street.
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BESIDES this we have ether great indtapments In
CHtL1REN's and Boys FINE and MED GuI SUITS.
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TvANTED. TOeBUY A RETAIL
w GROCERY, located near the New Market.
~ ,''S-A' r. e.,
A0ooEoS o.. No. 16. pos,-ofice.
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rANTED, A FIRST-CLASS COOK.
w Ers, cone We'll recommended. Apply at
y -, N.,n street. no29-lt*
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DIR. G.. MCLANE'S
LIVER PILLS

DIR. &. McLANE'S
LIVER PILLS
.re M. recommended as remedy " for all the Ills
ba, flesh Is heir to-" but in affections OF the liver
mi all Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia, ana .SlcK
Headache or diseases of that character, they stand
without rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better catharic can be used preparatory.to or
after taking auiniue. -.r.y
AS simple purga,ive they are uneaualled'
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar-coated.
Each hox has red wax seal on the LID, with the
DIR. McLANE's LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper bears the signatures Of c. McLANE
and FLEMING BROS.
Insist upon having the genuine Dn. {. C.McLASEs
LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros Of Pitts
urgb, Pa, the market being full Of limitations OF
the name McLAsE, spelled differently but same
pronunciation. my le-deo"1S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-29

E0R RENT. A VERY DESJRABLEG g.:
= PARLO2 FLOOR of 'hree large rooms. Ell
s''Fe room, and waler-rooln, On same floor. nicely
9caird on Franklin street. Family without chill
'Iea preicrred. Reference required. Apply TO
FRANK ID. HILL & CO,
10 27.cuG3,s HOS Main street.