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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-05-13

of her sons, and she well may be, for filial
affection can be numbered among their
other good qualities.
Harlow is employing goodly number OF
workmen on his block.-Letciston Gazette.
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Mexico.

CRY OF MEXICO. February "a. riG HA-
vANA, March 4.-Rumors Of an impending
revolution and a probable. dictatorship are
in circulation, but they are without founda-
ton. The talk about dictatorsbipis merely
one OF the electioneering points which the
opposition seeks to make against President
Diaz. Nobody expects such an event. The
disorders in the States OF Sinaloa and ia
lisco have been nearly depressed. The
Tuxtepec party is splitting up. Senior Be-
nitez, the weakest man before the people,
is supposed to be the strongest presidential
candidate, as it is believed be will be indi-
rectly supported by President Diaz. Val
lerte, who is the strongest before the peo-
pie, will have the entire Federal official
patronage and influence against him.. -.
/ The English bondho!ders have refused to
sanction the contract for the construction
Of the Mexican Inter- Oceanic railway. The
Government has granted a subsidy for
steamship line between Vera Cruz and Gal
weston. @j -<tH.4- s-- ;:
Considerable preparations have been
made for the Continental Exposition which
opens in December next. A large number
of exhibits from the United States are con-
fdently expected. .." .l..". .
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FaDLffAN LTyErg asAF,s3s.
Lave You e STOSi As:H p 2

~ 49,
b BE- sog KsE EaEaS T TgE hTER ,zs
:, T I,aas YoUE ATTENT1oaf z.
sons al ove14he land are ioyits hsai,s .6tday
Tno only Lew weeks since did not know shat en-
them by deceased stomach and liver and they All,
WITH gne aceeGd endorse and recofnmend ffieI i a
odR az aasai Ea vi Ss,Ais Ra a.
sI1t,Tl IN, PROM WELlltK NONN CITI-
Mrs. 81 A. MoRGAN, Manchos.er.s Va. avs! II
affords me much pleasure TO add my Testimony to-
the numerous ones from Richmond In praise osthe
virtues OK the Holman Pad Remedies. can In truth
hinalion OF diseases promi ssnr among which were
ach. And my physicians prominent one OF Rich,
mond-said it was difficult TO prescribe for one thing
great deal of medicine In mr. iffe and could only lind
temporary relief. When came to The city of Man.
e ans,S s. ago expected every moment
me inenrable Notwithstanding all this have been
my Family ss s6 aslsg the
been about three months. Ifeellike different per-
son altogether. and have NOT taken drop Of ned-
I consider mine q miraculous cure, Tor am now
slxty-four years OF age, and apparently well as
sSe gerG % to
bug and, when Instructions are faithfully followed.
will do far more than Is caine, for 1t. speaks for
Itself In language greater than words can convey.
Mr.. W. 81. PARRISH. superintendent OF The Rich
mond Cedar-Works, says: Il have been nsfng the,
Holman Liver Pad and FIasters for the last SIX
weeks, and take great pleasure aging rfzr would
not take ten times the cost FOR the relief have al
ready Ind. During the past Ave years have suf-
tered with Dyspepsia. Headache, and Neuralgfa-.
the headache always preceded by attacks OF blind
ness all OF which truly say have been cured
By The use OF the Holman Remedies.
HUNDREDS MORE CAN BE FURNISHED. ;:
upon application at the Office. -. +.
DON'T LET THE. LITTLE ONES SUFFER.
We cannot urge too strongly upon parents the use
OF the Pad for children. You will find sUnnPRE-
YENTIyE AND CURE for Scarlet-Feyer, Diphiheria,
Group Measles, Whoepins- Cough, &C. 1t has saved
many lives In such cases.
BABY PADS. $3.50. -.
The price OF the regular Pad, So; Special Pafi
lone third largerl, So; xxx Pad, which covers
stomach, liver, and spleen, and is sovereign
edy for all chronic troubles growing out of diseased
stomach or liver. price IS; Absorption Salt, six.
packapes for S1.25. used for twelve baths. Medi-
Gated Plasers Price for Foot Plasters, per pair,
so cents: Body Plasters, each. SO cents. ,as
These REMEDIES can be obtained In Richmond
only at the HOLMAN LIYER-PAD OFFICE, 1913
Main street. Consultation by letter or In person
free. FITZMORRIS &c FOSTER,
NH 3-2tawtMy1 II. s.... Managers. 4.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

LONDON, March 4.-The steamer 1strian,
which collided with and sunk the Spanish
steamer Gullermo off the southern coast
Of Ireland, has been towed to Liverpool
much damaged. 1t is feared that five OF
the crew OF the GuilIermo were drowned,
as they are not, as was expected, On board
the steamer Magnet, which has arrived at
Dublin.
LONDON, March 4.-Messrs. Lilley &
Wheeler, Africa merchants in Liverpool,
have failed. Liabilities, 100000.
... T.: France. I
PARIS, March An. Lepere succeeds M.
de Marcere as Minister OF the Interior. A
Cabinet council to be held this evening will
appoint a successor to NJ. Lepere in the
Ministry of Commerce.
Germany.
LONDON. March 4.-The Patt-MaN Ga
zette's Berlin correspondent says: 1T is
stated that negotiations are pending Tor q
compromise between Prussia and the Duke
of Cumberland. Ii it is arranged, 1t Is De-
Iieyed that The Duke will take mp his resi-
dence in Brunswick with; the view to sue
coed to the Ducby."
,#a:.a Russia. $50
ST. PETERSBURG, March 4.-The Official
MESSENGER says: "The police have discover
ed a secret printing-press OF Kieffe. On en-
tering the apartment the police and gen
darmes were met by a storm OF bullets, one
officer OF gendarmes was killed, and two
gendarmes wounded. Eleven men anu nv:
women were arrested. Four Of the former
were dangerously wounded" ~ ..; 49,. ~,
ON the premises were found and seized
printing counterfeit seals OF various pubic;
departments, forged documents, ;reyolu;
tionary pamphlets, and a number OF re:
volyers and poinards. An inquiry into the
affair is progressin g. ':.:tg s5aais ..,.4s ,,,r
a543t: Coloreat schools i'm Cubn. i.
HAVANA, March 81 8 - The Government has
advised the municipalities to establish pub
lie schools for colored children, and Wner:-
ever this cannot promptly be done the co.
lored children should gbe admitted TO- ths
white schools. si ri. - .gait . -,
The vatican and the European States
BERLIN, March 3.-The Berlin Post con
cludes from the recentspeeetes OF the Pope
to Journalists and cardinals that there Is
but slight prospects Of peace between the
Vatican and the European States, esp ecial iy
Germany, unless the ,Pone; considerably
modifles his sentiments. e -, .
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Am Indian War..IneyitabIe,..

SAN FRANCISCO, March IA Portland
(Oregon) dispatch: says = GA few days ago
Father Wilbur, superintendent OF the va
kima Indian reservation, received orders to
have Chief Moses In readiness to 60 with
other prominent chiefs from the Umatilla
reservation to Washington. Moses looked
upon the matter with considerable, stlspi-
cion, thinking it a-deyice TO get him to the
Indian Territory. To remove this suspi-
cion Father Wilbur gave him furlough of
thirty days to visit his people. Moses left
the reservation last Thursday. He had
been absent about three hours when a
crowd OF citizens arrived from Yakima City
and the Fort Slncoe agency headquarters,
headed by an officer with q warrant for the
arrest Of Moses. The grand jury of that
county had found an indictment against
him as accessory to the Perkins murders.
Moses has gone direct to his camp beyond
Priests Rapids. He is doubtless aware OF
the intent of the people, and will prepare
himself accordingly. Any iniudicious and
precipitate action is likely to involve the
country in relentless and bloody war.
The situation is one of great peril, and war
with Moses's band and other Indian tribes
in considered inevitable"
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LATEST TEIEGRApHIC NEWS IF
crow ALE PARTS or TIE WORTH

- HOURS of THE FoRTY-FiFTH coz
@ snrss-sS EXTRA SESSION OF THE FOR
S wv s,yTH CONGRESS CALLED FOR 9HE
80 nv MARCH, ARREST OF A 5uNfr q 4
ot Rvs cosfMIssroS IN NEW YORK. 3. Z =.
s.s saw, BONDS 10 BE REcEivED-c CON- y.
cA s"r,crY EXECUTIVE NoMrNATIoNs--A
Many ~ onnY Asp RELENTLESS WAR ArpsE-
BLv .nrp AMONG THE INDlANs-fI..L tfNofs
hnhrsxRAcKERs IN couNcIrs-THE RE
< >rx~ COLLISION OFF THE SOUTHERN
S M oF 1.ASD-A SECRET PRINTING
$3.50 eorSs n,scovgREp AT KiEFFE; SEVERAL
GESpARMEs KILLED AND WOUNDED WOUND p
REVOLUTIONARY SIGNS IN RossiA : a
pryoIuTIoS IN MEXICO lMfE Ten ...s.sE,
SreorIATIoSs PENDING FOR a coMfko--;
MISE BETWEEN PRUSSIA AN AND TUE po 'fA
OF CUMBERLAND ...' .s,st,si5si
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Davenport Arrested.

NEW YORK, March 4.-Urited States Com
missioner John j. Davenport has been ar
rested by the sheriff on a warrant issued by
Judge Snnott IN the Marine Court. He. is
charged with contempt Of court, and is call
ed on to answer for his misconduct in not
appearing before the court to be examined
in the proceedings supplementary to the
execution pending on a judgment recovered
by Eben Miller and Fitzalen Flynn against
him. Davenport gave bal! in $1,000.
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aarcesnesfE on bis part, made. by his friends
with bis Knowledge ar q aconsenf, The fruits
OF which he Is still enjoying lhous right,
and against layy. q
MEASURES THAT HAvE BECOME LAWS. -
81 Nv WASHINGTON, March, The principal
measures which. became laws during the
last session OF Congress-, In addition to ten
OF the regular annual appropriation bills.
are the bill reducing the tax on tobacco and
other wise amen the tarnai. revenue!
laws the GENIUS bills the. hill 10 aid In re.
fund ling ii1e national debt by authorizing The
issue OF small Treasury certificates; the
bill to prevent the introduction OF infec..
ticus or contagious diseases, and the bill
providing for the payment OF, arrears Of
pensions for services during the late War.Js.
~ oTTER ITEMS q r, .s l'
Isl WAsHNGToN, March 4.--The Secretary Of
the Treasury to-day issued call for the re-
demption OF ten millions in 5-20's, of which
seven millions are registered and three mil
lions coupon bonds.
The reduction Of the tobacco tax under.
the new law goes into effect May 1st. - $ s
THE Secretary OF the Treasury informs.
national banks that the Department will re-
ceiye at once any called bonds they may
transmit, and will apply the proceeds TO pay
ing any'subscript made by the, banks at.
or subsequent to the date OF the call In.
which the bonds, ore embraced, interest to
be allowed to the maturity of the bonds.
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Election Riot In New York.

RoNpoUT, n. Y, March 4.-Great dis
order prevails at the town Of Kingston
poll. No one but "ring" mon were allow
ed to vote. The taxpayers were assaulted
and driven from the poll. The civil officer
being unable to repress disorder the mill
tary was called upon. The excitement is
intense. The poll is broken up, and the
Board has gone away. The military can
not arrive OH the ground in time to do any
thing at to-day's election. Another election
Will have TO be held i---
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Connecticut.

HARTFORD, March 4.-The Governor to-
day sent to the Senate the nominations OF
William Faxon, OF this city, as bank CON-
Walker, of Yale College, as railroad COM
missioner. FaXon's nomination was con-
f1rmed, and that Of Walker was tabled.
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GVANO.
roLUBLE PACIFIC GUANU.
TO TIE PLANTERS AND FARMERS OF

- --E...s. ,N. - -
no TUE PLANTERS AND FARMERS OF =
VIRGINIA:
RICHMOND, VA, January 27th, lS13.,
We have this day resigned the agency Ior tue SAFE
of Inc Pacific Guano Company brands
Hinder the terms OF settlement between tne iaclnc
Guapo Company and ourselves, all The unsettled Dl
sness OF 1878, Including COLLECTIONS, &c, 70 0e
managed by our successors. Messrs. JOHN ;. hEEsE
g Co.. of Baltimore, whom we commend 70 YOU, pc
levlng your relations with them VIII be ooth plea
oN|s' '.AS WALKER. SAUNDERS & co:
|. From the above card you viii please note that inc
Agency of the Pacific Guano Company WIZ De con-
Quoted hereafter by the undersigned from Baltimore
MS well as Richmond. The splendid reputation oil
Soluble Pacific Guano earned by its superior excel
lence and remarkable adapabity 10 the soil OF VT,
ginia, especially on cotton corn, and tobacco, loti
continue to De susie tned guarantee being afford.
ed In tie wise management OF the Pacific iGEane
Company, which has practically unlimited resources
at It's communicative ample capital tS1 ,00G ,000l
extensive works, most approved machinery, large
deposits OF phosphate. best scientific ability, 10 all
of which add q long experience in the business In
connection with the undersigned as general agents
dating back to 1865. We will keep supply OF
Gnano hand at Norfolk, Portsmouth, Pctsrsb arg
anu nc, JOHN s. REESE ( Co, General Agents,
ia 29.3m Baltimore and Richmond.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 4, 1879.


r.a, ARRIVED. '.s
Steamer Ariel, Clifford Norfolk, United States
mail, merchandise, and passengers, L. b. Tatum,
Schooner A. II. Edwards, Louis, philadelphia,
Schooner Southern Home. Thomas, New YORK, to
load -four for Dunlop e MCCance..
Schooner William NJ. Wilsou, Brown, Orient, l..
l., guano, w. 6. Crenshaw. H. 4. .s.-#t
SAILED. y,
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New, York,
merchandise and passengers, G. W. Allen i Coz
Steamer Pioneer, Plat. Philadelphia, merchan-
disc, D. ". McCarrlck, agent.
nj - .p,er CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-Sehooner William
Donneliy, Moore. :. s ri t,r-tttst 5000 +.
: -, ~. BY telegraph. ~.
NEW YORK; March 4.-Arrfved: Ethiopia, City
of Macon, General Whitney. Arrived out d. Nj
Weth, Kongeck,. Rudolph, Ebel, Priscilla, City Oh
Ottawa. Emiliano, Ariel !:ai, : =, y ~,
NORFOLK, March 4.-Arriyed from Liverpool
Ship William A. Camphe1.
The .wreckins steamer Baker arrived this morn
ing from the wreck Of the bark Moses Day, on wan
ter-Quarter Shoals. She left the steamer ke,oihde
at the wreck but the weather has been SO paa Ina 1t
nothing has been accomplished. The Baker leit ms
afternoon for -Washwoods Beach, where the uarh
Admiral has been reported ashore. Ia.
Cleared for Liverpool: Steamship .fedro' VIII
cotton and corn.
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nan, I, /, -.

snzss7 -
gfcHaoSD, YoEK Rtvr1a xsD s:nEsrEAKks
SCHEDULE or TRAINS. 100 = Is
THROUGH PASSENGER.
4 800 p. 81. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY, THURS
VA sss P sHs sA a,g ganssss
81 ssiff b I all POINTS on York river and Bsltf
more: Arrives in Bailfmers sat s. IA
!, ana %. connects Tith rail- lines Gce Wash
sf.sfEt'5. ingtonr Philadelphia, New Ypsh. gos,
- ton, and all western posrts. Connect
at Richmond with trains on Riciyrsont
~ and ,Petersbnsr end Ghesspe sD
T TIL 5tsla1 FREIGHT. ssieets4fs
600 A. M. Leaves Richmond MONDAY, WED
s.o5lEM 5TyEspAf u IHgksDaY, Fan and SAT.
s',sts's,S'tT URRI1AYsi Connects with ztessser
49, at West Point for river landings, Bal.
40 4 tiMore, and all western penis. Con.
- - frft nects al Richmond wrs trains on Rich.
y Is a. 1sarmoDdana paisyie railroad, Richmond
and and Petersburg, and Chesapeake and
s; 8: i,,.5s LOCAL PASSENGER. -. st;f III
Z 800 z. ID. Leaves Richmond daily Except Sum.
5.5 tiEIIfs. day).G .:tga ii5t "a slr.ssy 6
sos. THROUGH PASSENGER
60a0e a. ID. Arrives ar Richmond TUESDAY,
!. ta4E ~ THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. Con.
5s :tti:. - meets with trains on Richmond anc
3: z: s,' Petersburg and Chesapeake and Ohio
1.aGt ~. railroads. Steamer Havana 7eaRes Bal
n sIn from a, Pier Ia Light stree
4
trains from PhladeIphia, New York
.S.Gi and western points, and at West Point
with trains for Richmond and The
! THROUGH FREIGHT ~.
: a:OU Z. III. Arrives NJ Richmond MONDAY, WED,
NESDAY, and FRIDAY; and
: e:15 2. ID. TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT.
~ 'i.a URDAY.tt Connects with steamer al
.',.,...-... West Point from Baltimore. Con.
49, t.--1 - meets with Richmond and Danyille
r....e...,..r Richmond and Petersburg, and Chesa,
BOB = Il. peake and Ohio railroads. ~ ~ .aF
t--Z:sEga. LOCAL PASSENGER. t.t.iitly. ~
AG:6Q A, ID. Arrives at Richmond daily except Sun.
~ .-aa dag. Connects with Richmond ant
Petersburg and Chesapeake and Ohio
--- railroads.
1, No transfer OF freight at Richmond to or from
southern points. Cars run through between Atlantis
and West Point ~ I - y
Careful handling and dispatch, with lowest rates
Through bills OF lading, with guaranteed rates,
issued to all northern and western points. - =
Through tickets sold to all northern, eastern, and
western polnts, and baggage checked through.
For tickets apply 81 General Railroad Ticket OF.
ace, s26 Main street; at the Exchange Hotel, and
company's depot, corner Twenty-third and Docs
streets, Richmond, Va. ~. ,-,..I
ma 2s H. r. DOUGLAS. superintendent
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ny telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March 4.-Cotton quiet: sales. $40
bales uplands. 1871 &C.; Orleans l5-16c. Flour
dull and heavy: In instances 5@10c. lower south
ern unchanged. Wheat-Ungraded winter red,
S1.l4: No. 3, $1.10@Sl.l1. Corn In buyers IA
without decided change. Coffee barely steady.
Sugar unchanged and quiet. MqIasses-Foreign
nominal: New Orleans, 2SM4Oc. Rice In fair re-
quest aud steady. Rosin dun at s1.40@$l42k.
Tnrpentine quiet at 29h@30c. Pork closed quiet
and firm at $3.50 for old: S10.75 for new Middles
1918; short clear, SIS l24l$5.a7E: long aud
short clear, S5.25@S5.314. Lard lower and de-
pressed; closed firm and quiet; steam, $6.S7k.
WIiskeY nominal. Freghis armer.
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IRON PAINT.

0LD DOMINION IRON.PAINT COM
z. EDWARDS, VINO .in, ts nrs
TO stop eaky roofs with this paint
etx,e ri Old dominion Iron-Pant, when Is appttea
on1Ir nv us None other IS genuine. =. - Oh
Estsmafas made for work by applTins 20 ~ aa'
dressing r. ~ y. ~. - Ijna Gary street.
FL S-1m .., = - :
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BY Telegraph.
NFw YORK.

NEW YORK.. March A. Noen.-Stocks strong.
Money on call. 3a9Xs per cent Exchange-Long,
4s6K; short, 4S94.. State bonisdufl Governments
steady. .'s,'lti, tI2HE 4 intj~ s'2se4t,. y. '.'.:
:,Egsnfng.-Money, per cent. Exchange, 1860
1864. Governments steady; new 5's, C4A. States
,,y...... -:....-..a BALTIMORE, t-~-s-.-stI
BALTIMORE, March 4.-yirginia 6's, deferred. X
consols 544; second series, Al; pastdue coupon 3,
tn. Bid to-day.
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49, BALTIMORE, ..
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, March 4, 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

RICHMOND, March 4, 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red, 40 bushels. .
COnN.-White, 34S bushels. Aired, SO bushels.
OATS.-2,134 bushels.
MEAL.-294 bushels.
BEANs-2 bushels.
PEAS.-74 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Z WHEAT.-Red 20S bushels mixed at Sill: 80
bushels very good Lancaster ut Sl.1O; 100 bushels
common Fuliz at S5c.: 16 bushels very good FultZ
at Sl05 SO bushels prime Lancaster at S1.14-
total, 40 bushels.
CoRN.-Wlite, 80 bushels on private terms; l76
bushels on private terrns-toal, 26G bushels. Aired,
SO bushels very good at 46c.
OATS-26 bushels common winter at 45c.: SO
at 45c.:3S bushels prime winter ut 4Sc.-total,
176 bushels.
BLACKEYsD PEAs.-2O bushels at 81 20.
BEAES.-2 bushels at 1925.
MIXED PEAS-1S bushels at 75c.
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a deodorized extract 81
pesroleum, The only article that WIN resfore lair
on bald heads Is an elegant dressing and co.ltains
not particle OF leads sniphur or other pelsonous
drugs Sold by druggists s., fe 18-d&weowtFel1
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY
Flour.


Fine, $2.75@S3: superfne, 1915; extra. S.
common family, S5.25@S5.50: fancy brands, 500
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~. -.......a. s...- tuesday,, Marcn 4. 10 ~.
The number of breaks to-day comprised rs hogs
heads and IL lierces. The offerings ut auction on
Change were 0 packages; Of which Dumber 8
were sold at prices ranging from $3.50 to So.
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COURT ORDERS.

mo. 294-IN EQUITY.l
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
Il UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DIS
TRICT OF VlRGINIA-UNlTED STATES VS.. j.
NJ. HUMPHREYS Ell AIS.
Extract from Decree of February %, 1891
1T Is adjudged, ordered, and decreed that 1t be
referred to- Thomas s. Atkins, one OF The con- mis-
sioners OF this court. to take and return TO the
court IN account of the annual and fee simple value
of the real estate of said Humphreys, aud OF the
liens binding the same, together with their respec-
tive amounts and priorlties.
:. But before proceeding to execute this decree,
said commissioner will give notice by publication
once week for foar successive weeks I'm some daily
newspaper published in the city of Richmond, to all
persons Interested of the time and place of eXecu
ting the same said publication to be deemed equiv
alent to personal notice to all parties in Interest,"
COMMISSIONERS OFFICER
RICHMOND, VA, February 25. 1879. :
Parties interested are hereby notified that have
fixed on WEDNESDAY THE 10Th DAY OF
MARCH, 1879. at ~ O'Clock Nj. rs the time, and
my Office, Room No. 5, in the cnstom-hou Ia the
city of Richmond, Va, as the place for eXecnting
the foregoing decree. THOMAS S. ATKINS.
70 26-W4w ~, .r Commissioner.
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7coNFEcTIONERzEs, DE.

1DI1RE, CANDIEs.-I am manufacturing
Say my inimtahls pure crushed sagsr r CLAN "a n
IElss o,essle pnrposes than Gny house IN TINS
perfectly pdre and no aoars
retions. We don't use any gucos Sirhiy
nSoreS winter, ighter, drmer and Is
10 stai,dllrrli in any climate: c,,,oouoner.
- LOUIS J. B0sSIEUA, 20 sg,in Street,
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BRIDG SPORT BRASS CoNPANYJ
10 MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
February 6, 1879. .
MFR. GEORGE GIBSON, JR., is appoint
IYl ed our SOLE AG ENr for the sale of the .'
LEADER BURNER AND CHIMNEY,
with all Improvements appertaining thereto, for The
city on Richmond, State Of Virginia.
BRIDG EPORT BRASS CONPANY:
fe10 SAMUEL HOLMES Treasurer
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR BUSI-
IA NESS.-As attorney for the party and as
for the next three weeks the LEASE, GOODWILL,
and EFFECTS OF one OF the most desirable BAR
ROOMS, SALOONS. and RESTAURANTS in the
city of Richmond. The locality is In the centre Of
business, the custom constant and most reliable and
the terms Of sale accommodating. The lease expires
an the LIST of October, 1879, but can be renewed
Possession given at any time.
Application must be made 10 me, at my Office No.
Tenth street, Skaters building
DON P.nALSEY,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-05

BALTIMORE. March 4.-Flour steady and I'M
changed. Southern wheat strong end firm western
duil Southern red, 81 .13X@sl.14 amber, $ ii ola
$l.17; No: psnnsylvagin red, $l.l3s@slo Il
$1.12%; April, $1.12H. Southern corn quiet and
steady; western dull; southern white, 45@46c /;
yellow. 44c. Oats dull; southern and PENNSYLVANIA,
S1@32c. Provisions quiet, easy. and unchanged.
Butter steady, hrln, and unchanged. Eggs firm and
unchanged. Coffee steady and unchanged. Whiskey
dull and unchanged. Frelghts unchanged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-05
BANKS AND BlANKRRS.
lHITIZENS BANK OF .RICH.MOND.
PAID-UP1 cAPTTAL............... 81 90, 900
siiRPLUS Observation-Disclosures. 10000
2. W. PICKRELI.. President.
E. u. SNEAD, Cashier. a

Deposits OF one dollar Ind upwards received, ane
xix Per cent allowed o. deposits. -
Deposits received saect 70 cheek tnoas or,
frequently than r.a0 or three times week. 49,,
Interest on al dspesiss to eoamsace een aass
Sank Spe.n ssssy day ssroEs O. so'cloek 4. tinSS
O'clock =. NJ and on Satpras7 .freR 49, 49,
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