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New-York tribune., 1879-11-01

The electors of Massachusetts will choose
State officers lncuding GOvernOrl. Executive Coun-
ciOrs. 40 State Senators 24O Representatives. ana
County officers The last LegisIiture Republican
by 2s majority Senate aud los in the House. SIX
State Conventions held year in the following
order; Green0aeF, Republican. entertainments, In
depeDdeni. Prohibition and Faneuil Hal Democratic
The tie Butler Democratic ana independent
tickets ibe same and of the candidates on
these tickets appear on the other t-Repubncan tick
els. Three changes nave been made tue Greenback
ticket; Wendell Philips. Jonathan Arnold and Wilbur
+ Whitney declined the nominations Tor Lieutenant
Governor Secretary and Treasurer respectively, and
the vacancies filed indicated below. The sev-
eral STATE tickets are made m As follows:
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01

Republican. Butler Democracy
Tor fOrcrHOr ...- Jonn ID. Long. --BcuI. r. Buucr.
Ltcuf -GOrcrNOr.- Byron Weston. ADJ Y. MOOdHurtn
Serredry .-.-.--hcnrs b. Peirce. Michael rDOuohOe
Treasstrsr Charles EudlcOti David y. Skiiln-s
Auditor .....-...- Charles X. Ladd. rDavis j. King
Attorney GEN -"GeOrge MarstOn NV u d. Nnrthcnd
Fdnelul Hal Democracy. 6reen60ck
For fOreyn0r. Joan q. Ad m-. ++3eni. r. Butler
Lieut. -GOreya0r. .fWn K PluuketL AD't C. Woodwork.
SecrttIry ...... Mchai TDOnOhOe. Michael rDOnOhOe.
Iresftrer David N,kiiiIngs George DutOn.
A udisOr- -...-. Charle- K. Field. tfDavis j. n ug
Attorney -0eH ahicuafd Oiney Horace g. sargent.
Prohibition. IndependenL
For GOr.yilOr Daniel &. Eady. +*Beni. Il. Buter-
Iierf -tOreyaOT Timothy X Earle. Ain. {. Wood worth
S,,yefgry -. Charlc> Amy. M4cDael I.DOuOhOe
T,r.as,frSr -.. David y -kinCs David Sklllings.
A,fdif0r -....... SIOuathun II. Ornef'Dtvls j. klu-
AftJ7sey-GenV sam' NJ Fairfcldii Nm u. NOrtnend.
.uenomnaed ION Democratc ucEet in s56 and 1871 and
Fan nil Hall ticket u 1878 ton Pro and Dem tickets IN
1876 and 80 taneml ha ickct IN 1875 declined
ufir Dem namnatiO 1873. fOn fnueui Hau uckei u
1874 'Pro am Gbk for Lieut. governor in $40.
SOu IN, aud ia 1876 anc Pro ticket m anu
is7S saOn BuIel-Den and G'bk ticket IN -e4s. non
Gibk. iicEet IN IS ;.
Some recent votes in the state in the fol-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-15

THE Governor OF New YORK ON BAD
M1LK.-Governor ROBINSON OF New York,
has interposed his authority to stop the sale OF
milk from diseased cows zoo or 800 in mum.
berg in Queens county, near New York. IT
is found that the COWS Of the stables Of GAFF,
FLIEsCHMANN & Co., OF that county, are
diseased, and the Governor has directed the
sheriff to close the stables against entrance
or exit OF cows or cows milk, and has pro-
hibted the sale of the milk from that estab.
lishment. The BROOKLYN Board OF Health
has reported the cows in those stables as
diseased. 1t is understood that steps have
been taken for the prevention OF the sale OF
diseased milk, and for putting an end to the
keeping Of diseased animals as milk-cows.
The law under which the Governor acts is
stringent, and lie seems to be determined
to enforce it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-15

The Valley Yirginian is too wise and just
in its views about the public debt and the
propriety Of accepting the proposition OF
the creditors to allow Us to quarrel with it.
It's language, in its prolonged defence OF
General ECHoLs, IS indeed Objectionable,
and its arguments and statements of'our
relative positions both unfair and incorrect
But what's the use? The bill is secure,
and we will not presume that the paNes
Virginiun is opposed to railway up james
river. Ii 1t is it is against General ECHoLs
who declares that he is "friendly to tht
BILL" Besides, General ECaoIs is strug
Cling nobly to effect a settlement OF the State
debt. We have no time for disagreement
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Floyd COUNTY.

FLoYD COURTHOUSE, Va, Feb. II, 1879.
Editors Dispatch: Gentlemen,--We had
To-day. a large meeting. gotten up BY Amos
Dfckerson, our delegate, for the purpose OF
appointing delegates TO the, readiusters'
convention TO. be held in Richmond on the
25th instant. It was court day, and the court
house was crowded. Dir. Dickerson made
readjuster speech, at the conclusion OF
which lie called upon the meeting to APP
point delegates; or, If they would not do
that. to pass resolutions endorsing ms
course. But the meeting did neither but
Immediately upon his last request the crowd
began TO leave, and in u few minutes the
house was emptied. Thus the meeting end
ed: it was ." still-born." This reflects the
sentiments OF our people. although our del
egate acts differently. Yours, ALPHA.
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aE,ETazs. taSsasiE.~
MI THE LARGE FIRE RECENTLY
IN NEW YORK, ON WORTH STREET.
SYCLE BROTHERS
npEsrazs. taSsasiE.~
SYCLE BROTHERS


have become purchasers CT several thousand dol
,,.
'a'S worth "a H'0'' ''7
All these goods VIII DC SOFA II great S'orlhce'
2 cases PIQuESat sc. per yard;
1 bales YARD-WIDE UNBLEACHED COTTON.
AHc.
q b,,os y,pD-U1DE I-NgIEACHED COTTON,
pprrrc -, 40
N ,,,,oao prn-rIC1; -. c IN. 1ou. and 1879
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-15
We credited yesterday to the Rockingham
Register paragraph which ought to have
been credited to the Old Comm on .ceaNh.

a SENSATION IN CULPEPER.-Cu Lpeper,
Va., February IA couple, representing
themselves as brother and sister, by the
name of Leitch, from Vermont, are ere
ating quite an excitement among the
colored population OF our town as evan.
gelists. The brother will preach, after
which :he--siSter- will exbort. They are
speaking to immense crowds every night.
Great interest is manifested in county
politics here; more aspirants for Office than
I ever knew before. ! 1t is rumored that
Colonel Meade, at one time editor OF the
Daily Wig (recentiy moved here), will
start senll-weekly paper in our town.
Baltimore american.
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our Mexican Relations.

1t is an important matter with this nation
that it should maintain position OF security
and adyan tage in its relations with Mexico.
1t is certain that there is great want OF no
mogeneity Of the races with which Mexico
is populated. Five hundred thousand Cas-
filians and 100000 Of Indians, negroes,
and half-breeds-the 100000 not being
governed in an arbitrary manner-cannot
be relied upon as promising permanent and
successful government. 1t can hardly be
expected that such a population win long
remain independent OF some sort OF pro
teclorate from without. And when any.
thing Of that sort may occur, Is it possible
that this nation VIII allow any other nation
10 acquire such a relationship TO Mexico?
1t was unfortunate for Spain that when
she acquired possession of Mexico and the
South American States her armies OF con
quest consisted Of very. limited force, and
that the means OF transportation upon The
seas wertsso inefficient and weak that she
was unable sufficiently to reinforce ber
armies Of occupation. The abcrigines were
greatly in excess OF her forces. Indeed,
the means OF transportation continued So
inefficient that, three hundred years after
acquiring those possessions, thes Spanish
forces were utterly insufficient to maintain
the Spanish power. IS.
The kingdom or Spain thus lost hes Anne.
rican possessions, and since then such has
been The fekle and uncertain condition Of
The States liberated that immigration has
not been invited to them, and the dispro-
portion between the superior race and The
mixed population is such that immigration
has been repealed rather than invited. There
isliftle STABILITY in government. One party
alter another rapidly succeeds To- power, and
every revolution brings new policies and
new 5ersonsl ambitious to- vex the nation
fand rstard Improvement.
1 And yet asezaco Is ono soF ssbe lett
eoaEtss Id sde II ord. ' saeh eoaHtSsyS 50
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-15

On Thursday some sixteen houses owned
by miners in Shenandoah, Pennsylvania,
commenced sinking into the ground, and
some OF them have already settled two or
three feet, and are still moYing. The in
mates have all removed to places OF safety.
The sinking is caused by the g robbing lof
coal pillars In the Kohinoor mines, directly
updef tlat section of the town 5 3
The DelaRareScnate has appointed q com
:miitee to eenside alterations in the insuy-
anee aag1nss the State $50 as tnt EpsotecD local
acorn anfe s..g 81 asi al sslse ~
Peter Cooper Is III. D, rs Z :. s's'' 8 !
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sheraton q Iag proposed sonstits asIonaI

sideration of ;Elg proposed sonstif aslon ma
amendments. .,
Monday, so that thesco mnlitsee appoluIeu y
Investigate tho charge against the manase'
meDt OF the Hampton Institute mlahs con.
yeaiently absent themselves. NOT asr ecu
MIR. sTARKE (Republicanl, joi Brunswick,
took the floor In advocacy. OF the ame lr
ments. and in reply to the speech OF MT
HARvIE. 4t 81, A..
A remark OF Mr.. sTARKE brought Mr.,
HARyIE TO his feet. He denied that III
taking the position be had that he was &C q
tuated by any prejudice against the celoreo
race: on the contrary, hc Dir. HAnyiE
wanted the. colored people to have all the
rights and privileges to which they were
entitled. ..sr,,
mr.. STAREE admitted that the Republican
party was not without blame in many re.
specs, but claimed that in the matter com.
planned Of by Mr.. ROBINSON (remoYal OF EN-
ployes of the Federal Government VINO yote
the Democratic tickeD they hada precedenl q
set them by the Democratic Administrator
OF Andrew. Jackson. g.,..:,, ss. i
Mr.. Stake supported the amendment o.
Mr.. TALIAFERKO Of Gloucester to provlae
In the CONSTITUTIONAL alueuuueh ~. oso
uoce voting, and not leave it to the Genera
Assembly, as. proposed by the committee,
He spoke for about an hour, and discussed
all the amendments proposed, and favored
them generally, and uttered many. seGti'
ments showing, love for Virginia and desire
to promote her welfare. ~ ..s... a.
ON the question Of adopting ciua- uoce We
ting, the vote was .. H.. -.
AYEs-Messrs. Adams, Anderson, Ashton, 10
CruchfeId, Dance. Davidson, Dyer, Echels, Ed
munds. Ficklin, Frazier, Goode. Graves; cray
Green, G,igsby, Hanger. Hardesty. reuoen y; Har
rIson. Haryie, Henry, Hunter. Wadiy y. James T
Abel T. Johnson, Kyle. Lowell Luck, McConnei
McCraw, Moffett. Moncure, Norman, dushoach
Norton, Pitts, Pulliam, Ragland- RobluSon, Ky
land, Sandidgc, Shannon, Shelburne, Z: II. Snltn
Southwark, Spessard. Stnrke. Stevens. Wilhelm b
m xTpLeaT Gs2Tgf NEk Sas WH
White, Wilkinson, Wipgfed, Witten, and Wright
'NoEs,-Mcssrs. Bernard, Boi,anan, John r. Car
fer Davis Edwards. Evans, Farr, flnney. Fowtr
Fulkerson. Hail. Hcnkel, Henson, X. u. James
James d. Johnston, Jordan. Kelly. Lacy. Lady, DC.
Cube Mct;aul. Mcdaniel, MYERS, Oelesby. Parrish
Popham, Reese, j.. Howard Smith, Sykes. Warner
Joseph Walker, William N. Walker, Walsh, and
Waring--36.
So the House pronounced in favor OF
Uiua-u0ce voting.
Mr.. ROBINSON moved to reconsider: pend
Ing which the House adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-15
DYTuE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA
APROCLAMATIUN.

Information having been ecFiyedby the EXecu-
tive fhlt RANDALL JONES. EDMUND STfTH,
sometimes called EDMUND iRBY, and HENRY
sTIrli negroes, did IN The nishtiiue, on The 7th
of January $40. III The county OF Holloway, ie!o-
nousiy and burglarousiy break and enter he smoke
house OF Mrs. l.. j. TussIe aud stole pork of Tie
value ot $50, and are going At large therefore,
I do hereby offer q reward of TWENTY-FIVE
DOLLARS 10 anvpeI.son who shah arrest either OF
the said persons and deliver him or them into The
uuirc all Officers OF this Com monweih, civil AND
military, aud request The people geperallY TO .ust
their best eScrt0ns 10 procure hcr arrest that they
may be brought 70 Justice.
:, ~, sGirer. under my hand as Governor, ant
}sEAL under the Less.-Seal OF tue Common
e~~-~ wealth, IT Richmond. this IL III day OF Feb
ruary 4. n.1S7g. FRED. W. u. HOLIDAY.
/ BY the Governor :.s,,g So tssas 80 So se.s-;
JAHES MCDONALD,
| - Secretary Of the Commonwealth. :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-15
MARRIAGES.

Married, February 18th, at Emanuel church. hy
the Rev. William Norwood. ID. D.. HENRY IA.
FISHER, formerly or Bradford tYorkS), England,
TO EDITH ELIZABETH, eldest daughter OF Henry
Acheson, Esq, or Brooktield near Richmond.
Married, Mt Park Place Methodist Episcopal
church, on the 4th instant. by Rev. john l.. Ed
wards, d. D., LLOYD NJ. VALENTINE and la
define ". WlRTI.
Married. in Baltimore, ut th' Church OF he I'm
macuIate Conception on the llh instant, by Rev.
Father Kcndrck. NICHOLAS LEONARD, Of this
Baltimore sun and IL. Louis Glo5e-Dentocrnt
COPY,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-15

A new post-office is established at CTitten-
denis, Nanscmond county. Va. on The route
from Chuckatuck to Suffolk, with j. Ii.
Crittenden as postmaster. " The posf-office
at Mint Spring, Augusta county, between
Folly Mills and GreenvlIe, is rcestablished.
Abram Landreth is appointed postmaster at
Chatham Hill, Smyth county, Va, utce L. H.
Magruder. resigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-15
CUMBERLAND COUNTY. ;.

gainesville, Va, February II, 1879.
Editors Dispatch: We are delighted here
with the anticipated prospects OF the James
River Valley railroad. Hope that the rail-
road company will give us bridge.
think that we are entitled to one, as we
have the best shipping-point on the canal
between Richmond and Lynchburg. All
OF the abutments to the old bridge are still
ssanding; all that would have to be done to
them would be to raise them higher.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-15

/. MEETING OF FoRCIBLE READJusTERs.-.A
meeting OF those who favor reimbursement
upon the principles Of the Barbour bill has
been called to meet here on the 18th Court
day. to send delegates to the. Fulkerson-
Norton : Powell Eyans-Hamiton-B
Radleal-Nigger Convention called in Rich
mond on the 25th. II, r.. - J. ~,
We hope every individual in the county
who favors fore!ble readiustment will be in
attendance. We want to see chem. Tide
.lct,ie1. I,deT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-15

The STATE DEBr.-Lees6arg, VQ., Feb.
ruary i2.-The meeting OF hefriends Of the
Barbour bill, called for to-day. in Leesburg.
was not held in the courthouse or any ball,
and was not held at all, SO FAR as can hear.
Indeed, the refunding proposition is general
ly regarded as so liberal rs to necessitate.
its adoption.- CorTespo ndeace of The Atss-i
afldTiQ Gazette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-15
STAUNTON.

FCSEEAL-THE .TwENTY-sEcoSn-,- REDUCTION
IL GAS.
Correspondents or the Richmond Dispa,ch.l
:, FEBRuARY Il, 1879.
i, This afternoon, from Trinity church, will
be buried the re,nainslof Captain George E..
Price, ono OF our best and NEST widely
known citizens He was d nir. nnbtr Or The
hardware 'frn Of Price q 4! ,,Ier, and !
thiak, the f.t2s Valley Rail-
ri The Y ESshsy ttseeoha tWiiti bs csasbFstsa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-15

NE BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH. SUNDAY, February 16th.-Prt aching by
Rev. w. G. STARR. pastor AT IL A. NJ. subject !:
The Intlexible Isule-with what measure ye metc
it sh III be measured to you again. A! ~ T. Me- sub
bet: IL Question from God; W. IL communion
hath light with darkneSs?"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-15

10" BROCHE SHAWLS TO RE -
OUT At A SACRIFICE.-tlr.,I. USED
Bl.OCHM SHAWLS at $50 var.i -. ~ t ~ p
worth s75. Gnly few LETT. sor,.''9' at 81,
wish 10 socuiea great bar gain '"N ifiy i;yrB
CARPETS lower than ever. ""VlHER>.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-15

RANDALL JONES, abort 5 feet 8 inches bigh,
sre bniu, with null eve, father ageos countenaDee,
and oDen ciean fnce; twenty-five ears OF age
EDMUND STlFP., sometimes called EDMUND
IRHY, about fset inches high. black, spooih
face very white teeth do9ncast look, Hei2hs about
40 pounds, aud is about ahists years OLD, talks
slow. J . 80. 81. Ess-Y.. u
asHESRysTpTH n, ssoIf s. feet s. ihcheshig black,
though isShas JShIer Than Edmund, and rot 50
heavy about twenty years old and laiks syisk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-15
DEATHS.

Dicf. on Thursday. ut 10 o'clock y. NJ MARY
4. ABBOTT, wife OF James T. Abbott; In the thir-
ty-third year of her age.
Her funeral win take place at the Baptist church.
Manchester. Va. 1T 2 O'Clock +. II. TODAY iSat-
urayI. Her friends and acqaainianccs are respect
fully invited 10 attcnd.
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NM RICUARDSDN,SIJ Nr>-s .

Ny' RICHARDSON'S LINENS. ~,
Of our own importation. which cnarl.. ~. '.'
them II % per cent. below r".ul1r u-tr, .'-'
TUCKED CAMDRIC SKIi:riNi, T. y.,t'
6 tuckS and vide hem. ut 35c. leF Var. .,.,
T5c.; ''~i1
che half of regular prices: " "''
LINEN ,CREMB-CLOTHSa at g worth =. 80.
worth 80; =
WHITE and COLORED SHETLAND 81,
IL all qutiites '.''a'
4 full ass, rImcnt Of BLACK MERINv-gl ,.,...
MERE SiiAWLS 1T low prr". at Cd ~
LEVY Bcr rar",.
BLANKETS very cheap.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-15

MT GOSPEL MEETINGS AT THE
FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH Seventh
street between Grace and Broadj EVERY NIGHT
THIS WEEK from to o'clock. The pastor will
be assisted by The different ministers Of The city All
welcome. Seats free.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-15

M GRACE-SrREET 3 \ = r / : Il
CHURCH Corner Grace and Foushec D.
The pastor Rev. WILLIAM E. HATCHER. ID. L..
Will preach ct IL O'Clock a. n. and at half-past
O'Clock L. u.
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Ill. SPECIAL g0TgcEs.
~ SILKS | sILKsi sIIOs

we nave selected cut Of our stoct 81,
PIECES s OF STRIPED and PLAID sir "GEi ,eyen
or,ces down 1Snr yer thirty a yards and have N @
Ing isn2ths ggd prices are Tiarfrd ~ spHedy Ia
VIZ aaEise ~ IN want 10 call carly =, pn s%eH pc,
II" mr i .IfN 'yiS Ot 10 on FAST ~" pres
CoLoRgD 9i sifRl a " assortment Of BLAcv
spectfnlly ask lhose who arc in th. phrcts and re-
soril Tor tbeir SILKS 10 dive us "a u sraGis
IEslr purchases We do not ask tho. t .o Nag
purchasing out OF ,as city. '-'' "1''srr tlag !,
fell rrvv ma,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-15

NJ REV. 7. p. CRAWFORD, Mis-
>ionary from China. will address The Missionary
Soriety of Ltigh-Street Baptist church SUNDAY
AFTERNOON at SO O'Clock. The public are cor
daily invited.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-15

H7FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Corner
TwrIf,h ant, Broad streetsI.-Rev. Il. WAEEEN.
ID. D.. VIII preach onsuNDAY 1T IL o'clock \. VI.
anG 71i Z. y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-15

MI SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
ner Main and sixth sirccts.-Rcv. HENRY Nc
DONALD. d. D., will preach on SUNDAY ut IL \. ~.
and 1870 p. II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-15

IA CLOAKS. CLOAKS. CLo,p-=
The extremely low prices al whicI,y.F,,'.D,H ~
Ing CLpANS has EceE the means ~ r",r~ :i
to about twenty we Offer great indnceioc9at ''"s
Great bargains In CTrILDREN'S Ci|GyE;nn HE'S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-15

Hi TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH
Corner OF Broad and Twentieth streetsl.-Prcach-
lug ut IL \. VI. by Bishop ID. :. DoGGETT. d. D.,
ana ut night by the pastor, Rev W. Z. JuDKlSs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-15

NJ SILK SHIRTS, SILK Shirt -
tis:nens Sii:k SHlRTSat s1.5O ,r1,.: zen.
Linen III 10 aaGGE ND at $50, i. ~:
n EHINO, COTTON, and y,asTc>. -,,-o(.,
and DRAWERS: "DoL>isRrY
sCARFS. TIES, AMI BOWS In great vs,,,.-
SOCkS GLOVE SCSPESDERs. fGjty;
CUFEy, &C. IsFVy p."ht p ,,J
BLANKETS very chelp. "''HER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-15

nj FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street between Grace and
Drcad-Rcy. ". c. SCUAEFFER will preach at l
\. NJ and 7:45 7. VI. al welcome. Seals free.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-15

W-f3 ST. JUL , EIINIUI I'D vi . hNH
(corncr Tweniy.fi fifth and BroadJ-l1 \. NJ, Rev.
ALEXANDER W. WEpDELL, d. D.; 7:45 2. NJ.
third of The series OF sermons 10 young men by
Rev II. MELVILLE JACKSON, of Grace church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-15

ny FOR sALE-lloNGs ~" ~ Fl.
Pre,nlmMs paid In gold. Send III O''>nI'n l> M
cuaars ana ali information ~ "r"' ,.l
CAui.EY, Secretary, IndiaasF'i''' > = ls.>SH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-15

customers VIII secure great hiF-"'Hs 80 60 '"'
BLACK ALPACAS. CREPE CLOTHS. ~.
GRAPES, and Wells ~ y,ry 10" it!rt>' '..
usa trial.
rs HANDSOME and CHEAP Cioth>.
must h. sold: We have rc'n"r1 -.
CLOiKS OFT. We guarantee rhc," 'i''|"'
to be the cheapest In The cay. "" h3'' "
mined not 70 carry them p'"r, ~" "-@ 81.
from those La need Of =. chcau cloak.
BLANKETS, QUILTS. COMFORTS. SKIRT
sHAWLS. CNDEisi'El;iS. AMI ~':''
very low: -,.,. .
10 pair WHITE and COI.oR3D ELh|i,"' -.
Il 10 SIS pair:
s5 COMFORTS and QUILTS - - to;i:
ID dozen BOULEVARD SKIRTS lr"i" NY.
14o W00iLF,; SHAWF.s II : : 70 -: ..........
% dozen LADIES aud M@N'> lNp..''''.....
III SIC. to $50 apiece.
81 @ airceS CASSlMERMS and WupLLEN g. ...
from 2Gc. to 81. 30 i yard: .,,,.r..,>.
l2U pieces WHITE. AMI Ci!.ri,'''' .''.''.'
from 10 10 zoe. yard.
1890 CoRSETS, Of every style AID ,,"'.' .,....
soc 70 $40. a. Jui> J. nr" 81 .'' So. ..
stocks OF CURS:sTS IN he c.: "e r-'' ''
salt ono aud AL.
A large line lust receiver sc lam, ,nl NJ
| HOSE. SILK and Lao >tAEFH' rs'.rs.%
| LACE HAN DXEEC i!!@tS. Sow 49,
! GLOVES, IAGES, &C., !. ~. 10" Wv
| 5oo ,iccrs HAMBURG EnGINnS, ~ : ~.
! aud TOEC HuN LAIES just E'S'''''
10" PRICES ~ TIiALInMER nGoru -,
! l25-S.M&Th o0' "''''
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r~SHIRTS, SHIRTsr sutpT

A-I DIIih1 >. SHIRIS. SHINIS' n
continue 10 manuiacture our crlntr,,ct ~
SHIRTS. We offer Tor 0Oc. a shirt ItsI,fn Hf )
suta Cotton ami pure IRISH Linen b,,oIn; ~, y, tL.
These shirts are completely fiEi.hnd and S,~. N.'
to be lanndricd before wearing. k.wrnr.ib ~. J
factureIS or these shirts. and having ,br,n 49, %
this city, we guaraniee Them su;nrl0r tn y '-' 70
market. We also offer good Shirt at 10 q, ~
must be seen 10 be iu'iy appreciated. WoaGorr,-
always on hand. LEVY Hrnr, rs J.
CARPETS cheaper than ever. "tE>
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~ COD-LTVER OIL.
MEADE 4 BAKERS
INCIDENTALLY PURE. .yvrr

We hive the testimony Of paFS'','N
scribe II, AMI Of lSsnenS who have NO., IS
IS MORE ACCEPTABLE TO TIE ~ o,,,,
MORE EASILY AssIMiLArEp THAN H,t.r
OIL. E @~ Me- ,,...,,.-,.,<,
Impos,ins and DISPENSING l'"' '''1'.,, -.
,o,. slo aia.u stree, 2.ealhoa'' -,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-15

LII BOMBAZINES, CASHMERE
MEElNOS. ALPACAS. HoilAIES. AI>iE
LIAM CREPE. "AMISE, lIENRIlITA 'L"iH
BLACK CREPE III all widths AMI pal,-,
CREPE Wells in all sizes. very @n'Ip: ~ l.
COLLARS and CUFFS. LOVE Wells. N"i -
ING uAEDKERGTIIEFc BLACK GLptL~
every description ~
fc ii LEVY BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-15

81 p.eces BLACK CASHMERE - -. - : :
AS this immense .ot mst Il, >"ii J" u '..f ....
customers will secure great BARGAINS - ''''''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-15

MI HAMBURG EDGlNGS AND L.
SETTINGS We offer io-:ay IS new ua''"rl
HAMBURG EDGINGS ana lNStRII\'.> - p
lowest prices. lie Ill LEVY EEul !lAEr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-15

here by parade of the West Augusta
Guards and staunton Artille'y.
The Staufftoh Gas Company ilas reduced
its charges from 50. % 10 $3.50 pei thousand.