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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-13

CYPRUS A FAILURE.-A letter from Cyprus
| tells me that Sir Garnet is not likely TO re-
main much longer as ruler, and that his re-
call, at his own desire, is imminent. He has
nothing to do, and is sick OF e7anui. AS for
transforming the island into an abode OF the
blessed, if it could be done at all Sir Garnet
has not the Inen to do it. The natives will
! not improve their style Of agriculture, nor
will they make roads nor build cities which
they do not want. The royal engineers are
worked to death, have made any number OF
surveys and models and maps, and done 9
good deal OF delvlng, but they have thrown
up no impregnable fortresses, and are rather
| tired Of their work as unacknowledged till
ers Of the soil. Indeed, despairing indi.
vidual on the staff, whose wish is oc-
casionally father to the thought, has
arrived at the conclusion that the
place is to be abandoned by and
| bv altogether. The commissioners OF dis
tricts who are not iuyaided are weary OF
the complications anent Jurisdiction; and
one of them, at least, has given over the
use Of his rIding-whip as an instrument OF
improvised law. But just rs the soldiers
are trng of the place another British i'll
vasion is threatened. One OF the latest Wis
itors was an emsSary OF one OF the mis-
sionary societies, who labors under the de-
lightful deusion that he is about to convert
the Cypriotc priests of the Greek Church to
something akin to Spurgeonism, and to
convert them without pay. There is one
man doing we'll in The island, and he Is now
editor OF the English side OF the Cypriote
| journal. He boasts that he rides his own
horse about Larnaca, and that everybody
else in the place cnvIes him the possession
of that quadrupedal sign of extravaganl
prosperity. London World, January22.
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A PurcLase-Mr. A. Royal, being au-
tholized by the City Council, has purchased
for the city Of Manchester two-third in-
terest in 37S acres OF land located on the
Bevips-bridse road. fourteen miles from the
city, for S1,150, the city having = lien on
said property for that amount TO secure a
debt due the CITY by s. Brooks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-13

Death Of Colonel Cole.-The sad inteli-
gencc reaches us OF the death OF Colonel
Archer Cole, who died in Florida few days
ago in the six!y-siXth year Of his age. lie
was formerly a resident OF Chesterfield
county, out for many years has resided in
Florida, wfere he owned one OF the most
extensive orange plantations in that State.
He was brother OF Mrs. Sarah Walden, OF
this pity
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-13

HOUSEHOLD EcoSoMY.-The housckcnpsr or
cool; who studies economy In the kitchen do 30
In one direction BY always using nooLET'S YEAST
POWDER. 1t will be found truly economical and
valuable assistant In aaking biscuits, rolls, bread
cake of all kinds, wafflcs, mullins, and most all ari
c!es prepared from -four. Aud Why? Because In
using the DOoLEf POWDER you save In eggs. In
shortening, In patience, IN everything; and when
The baking Is done IL Is turned out light. paa;ab.C,
and wholesome, so that every morsel is eaten sp and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-13

THE CASE OF MRS. ANN Al. HAusE.-" Having
been more or less afflicted with rheumatism for The
two preceding years, and ending Il to be growing
steadily worse causing great pain and loss OF sleep
| rcsorted last summer 10 DR.. HERNDoS's GYPSY s
GIFT, which relieved me, as oy magic, In fe"
hours restoring the use OF my arm, when had oeeo
disabled for many months. ANN ID. hAes1'
.go. 672 south Howard street, Baltimore"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-13

Young Pedestians.-Several young gen
tlcmen OF this city are unGer the impress
sion that they can accomplish anything in
the walking line that the celebrated pedcs-
trian O'Lcary can, and wi | start from the
Manchester end Of the Free bridge to-moy-
row morning and drag chain fifty feet long
eight miles insone hour and fifteen minutes.
Several bets have already been made con-
cerring this amusing undertaking. The
line OF travel will be up the River road.
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Heider's HuA..-A report being in circu-
lation that Heider's Hall YVES unsafe caused
that gentleman 70 have II examined by ex-
perts, and the result OF the examination is
found in another column, showing that
there was no possible foundation for such
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WEATHER REPORT.

IspTcATroSs FOR To-DAY.--For the Mid
die States, colder northwest to southwest
winds, rising barometer, partly cloudy wea-
ther. and light snow.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Mayors Court.-Mayor Clarke had but
one clsc before his court yesterday, that OF
w. p. Ford, for running carts on the streets
without license. Fined s..
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REV. DIR. n. w. WILSON'S REMAINS will
arrive here from New Orleans tonight, and
be buried in Hollywood tomorrow (Fri-
day) morning. Rev. Dr.. J. B. Jeter will
conduct the service at the grave. The pail
bearers are Rev. Drs. Warren, j., William
Jones, Hatcher, Mcdonald, and 'Garlick,
Rev. S. c. Clopton. Rev. George f. Will
liams, and Rcv.J. 3. Hutson.
The pall-bearers and other friends who
desire to accompany the remains to the
burial are to meet in front Of the First Bap'
fist church at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-13

POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY-Police-Jus
tice j. j. White presidinq.-Joseph Mack
lin (colored), guilty of stealing tobacco from
Perkins d Powell, was punished with five
stripes.
Piukey Rose Thomas (coloreD was sent
on to the grand Jury for attempting to es-
cape from JAIL
Several unimportant cases were consider
ed and dismissed.
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CHARADES AND TAELEAUX.-Charadc and
tableaux for the benefit of the Young La
dies Sewing Society will be exhibited at
LeigG-S'reet Baptist church Tonight and
tomorrow night. The pieces have been
carefully prepared and rchearscd until the
actors have become wellnigh perfect in
their parts. The entertainments will no
doubt prove pleasant ones to all who may
attend them.
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The MOZART THIS. EVENING" First.
Hungarian Overture" Bela), orchestra :;
second, solo tenor, ~ Arise from Dreams
Of Thee " fGrahaml, Mr. Pugh; third, solo
cornet, "Fantasia and variation (Weber),
Mr.. George Volger; fourth, walizes,
"Crlne Dorato' - (San Fiorenzo), orchestra 4:
fifth. solo tenor, "Mary OF Argyle" Mr..
Pugh; sixth, septettc, "Irrlicht" dung
mann), piano and strings; seventh, " Fare
welt Symphony" Uiaydn), orchestra.
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persuade or compeithe funding associations
to accept such a scheme It would be worth
less. for they never would be able to induce
the bondholders to come into it, and that 1t
would be equivalent to indefinite postpone
ment OF the whole debt question. It would
be no better than the bill OF last session,
under which no bond was ever applied for
or printed, to say nothing of the bad faith.
Itis anticipated that it will take only a
few days to get an answer to Mr.. FowIer's
interrogatory, and then the whole matter
will be ready for the consideration OF the
General Assembly.
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NJ. ELLYSoN X CO.. advertising agents, tns.ri 2i.
verti5ements In all of the newspapers OF the Uu!isd
Sincs at publishers rates. Orders left at the DIS,
match couutinS-room Will receive preU,: as:elF
S.o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-13

TgEY WERE NEVER MAnRl-ED- --IChieago
.Journat--London letter. .l-sinee tErHing
nv last letter have, seen the !athda73t maze
by the tauthoress OF .sAdam Bede.n as Is exec
utrix OF the will Of the late G. II. iteWes,
in which she swears that she ls "splnsteas,
and this affidavit Is signed harlan Evans
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-13

AYERS CHERRY PEcToRAL-the WORLDS great
remedy for colds. coughs, consumption ana Ill III
fectiors OF the luags and throat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-13

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
windy during the early part OF the day. In
the afternoon it was raw, rainy, and disa-
greeable.
TupRuoNETER YESTERDAY: s A. NJ, "A; !;
| O 4. M, As; noon, 30; 8 P. M, 55; s P.
H.. So; midnight. 49.
Mean temperature, 81 1-6.
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Time may obliterate the novels and make
ID mansions; It may. make. Christians sin-
ners and poor men mihionaires; bGtit can
never take away The man by the grocery
stove who has Just been reminded OF M ad-
venture he; had during fhe war. and which.
he would Hike 70 relate 10 the CROW d. re =
ION Times. ssss rs ~
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RALPH Observation-Disclosures boy orator,
Ralph Bingham, will appear at Mozart Hall
on next Tuesday evening.
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AS A FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for tie
mouth, there Is nothing so good as MEADE g. BA-
KER's CARBoLlc MoUTH-WAsH. Fifty ceuts =
bottle
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SANGER HALLE.-To-night the amusing
comedy OF "Unc!e's Will" is to be pre-
sented, and the Amateur Band will give a
promenade concert, at the Gypsy Camp.
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SAVE MONEY hy having your printing Done Gt-S.s
DISPATCH pR1ETlSG-l!OUoE. ,iCoi VOL, ~
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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Observation-Disclosures addressed as fol.
lows remain unclaimed in the Richmond
Dost-ofice; Albert Bacon, B. t. Bryant, @.
e. JONES' Edwin M. Warner, William o.
HarWood, Henry Stanard, j.. N. Randall,
Il. S. Camp, Fred. Clark, Thaddeus j..
p.ld,uin g.s7.zs...-. - ,z,t-r.siar. j.. 4 -
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"AMBERn WHISKEY.--We retail this pure RYE
". ID. BLAIR s. Co.
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LADIES' SUppRR.A The ladies OF Centena-
lry Methodist church will continue their
supper tonight at 40 east Grace street. OPP
.nosite the church. The proceeds VIII %
d,ayotedto the church. IS;
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. A meeting Of
the Board OF Directors will be held this
evening at O'Clock.
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For ALL DISEASES or THE TEETH AND GCNs
use MEADE & EAKEE's CARBoLIC MOUTH
WASH. Fifty cents 4 bottle
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-13

BLACK SQUIRRELS. At the office OF Messrs.
Chaifin, Staples Is Co., on Tenth street, may
he seen pair of perfectly-black squirrels,
probably the only pair ever seen In this city.
They came from Canada, and have been 10
The possession of the present owners only q
few davsx s-r--rs<4 ---1.@
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INCIrIESr TARTAR AND ScuRF removed by
MEADE It BAKERS SApoSISE DESriFniCE.
Tiftv cents 4 box.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-13

"AMBER" WHIsKEY, sold by w. ID. BLAIR &
Co.. At g per gallon, including State tax, i, good,
sound, pure wn!skcY.
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For ULcERATRD MOUTH, the healing properties
of MEADE & BAKEg's CARpoLIc MoUTH-WAsu
are unexcelled. EillY cents 4 bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-13

DrscoLoREp TEETH rendered beasltfaiiS white
by the use OF MEADE o BAKER'ssA 1Es'
THRICE. Fifty cents box.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-13

SUPREME Court OF APPEALS, WEDNEs-
DAY.-Coleman's administrative Us. Pied
mont and Arlington Liic-Insurance Com
panv. Argued by Colonel Fl. c. Cabell and
James Ncesou, ESQ. for defendant and
John Howard for plaintiff in error, and sub
mitted.
Lewis and ais. rs. Overbey's admin
istrator and ais. Submitted.
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Rirllnlond 1ispattIt.

as~ THE CIRcuLATIcN OF TIE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN TIRE COMBINED GI.CU-
EArfoN of ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS t,F. THE CITY.
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RoBBER1Es.- T. Hord's grocery-store,
ON the corner OF Cary and Cherry streets,
was broken open and robbed night before
last.
Mr.. T.. l.. Lacy's house, and that OF Mr'
Morriss, In the same neigbborhood, were
a(so robbed the same night. -,-....t
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Foa BLEEDING oUNs, use MEADE q BAKER's
CARBoLIc aopTH-wAssIt Fffsy cents bottle.
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LEVY BROTHERS

LEVY BROTHERS
win offer on MONDAY, February 10Th,
20 pieces OF STRIPED and PLAID SILKS, suited 10
the present and approaching season.
These SILKS are In lengths OF from five 10 thirty
yards.
They have marked the prices In plain figures and
have fixed them
MUCH BELOW COST,
SD as 10
CLOSE OUT THE ENTIRE LOT
in short time.
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VALENTINES.
LICENSES.

CiqY AUDITORS 0PFlcE,l
RICHMOND, VA, January 2s.ilS79.
l c L = S'ES..
nnoGGiEs, S,s2NIEUSES, ana Other VEHICLES
eys "nen M licesze Is required: siso own
fh,, I02Sh ID02Sh BITCHES Ead GOATS are notified
and az lEASfTo VIII be issued from this gice on
!sy or she tst o! besfufsry. 10 expire an tG 31st
"a 'shuaf&s1SS0. j. Is. ROXSEa.R.
Es Auditor.
esasJ iLE-VfRfs-s Of .cacss engaged in alastiD2
fisSntucoai Gnu coai arepequired 10y ordinance tetpFssen
,sssss speclorS esrscate ,Eyhcn applying Cor IL
,fsS,p. y. B. ROYSTER, J..
..S.Ee 10 ~ - F@ 1.F tAE<itGr.
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PERsONAL.-Gcncral William Malone IS
in the city.
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WANTED. FOR THREE YOUNG
w MEN. Il FURNISHED ROOM, with gas and
nriyi!ere OF bathroom. located between Main. Clay,
Seventh, and Thirteen streets. Address. stating
,.rms T. a. JOHNS,
rnI2-o;S No. 3 Governor street.
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THE ARGUMENTS.

If was represented at the meeting OF the
committee, by Messrs. Fulkerson, Paul, ana
Fowler, that il. as the funding associations
claim. the present rateof taxation viii pay
three per cent. interest and giyeto the schools
and government their due share OF reve'
nues then there can be no valid objection
Ito surrendering the -receiyabi!ity feature
Of The coupon as to the portions OF revenue
derlvable from 25 cents on the 800 for sup.
mort of government and 10 cents for free
Schools. And they claimed shat this mucn
Welded. the bin would be passed without
objection, and the debt question in virginia 10
forever settled. .s,-...u a,...r,o.,d ~,
ssanatnrs b. Il. johnson and G. Il smnn,
AID Senerai Echols, and concnrrcIt IN ny
,nar,y mar other n smbers, that even II yon couia
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GRUBDS G. WILLIAMS 4 p. ~. commissioners
sale of two fraia"d teprnlcutS on the east III" or
Shocks alley between Duval aud Baker strrcts.
JNU T.. LhCGHTON. Jr, ut residence Oh Nine
Mile road, piano, wagon, &C.. &C.
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vALUApLE PaorEEry or rnE EAsr slng on

VALUABLE PROPERTY OK THE EAST sfi,R or
sEVEsTEETn STREET BETWEEN SfARsHALI
AND CLAY STR EETs. ADJOINING THE STORE a,sn
RESIDENCE OF MICHAEL IRWIN, ESQ. FOR SALE
AT AucTroN.-We win sell at auction. on the
premises. on MONDAY the 18th OF Febraarr, at a
O'Clock 2. NJ, the property above located. The LOT
fronts 3s feet and runs back 1872 feet and Is IL feet
wide In rear. There is o large brick ci.Yest With
arrangements for perfect drainage OF the Io. There
Is a well OF good water. There ara FIVE SHALL
FRAME TENEMENTs. With access TO them by alley
from Seventeenth street. 1t will be sold rs w,ole
or distded as may seem best sale. 1t is very sus-
ceptibe of division.
TERMS: Ore fourth cash; the balance at four,
eight, and twelve months for negotiable notes. In.
terest added, secured by trust deed.
5-E GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, AuctIopee-s.
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ATCTyGN SALES THIS DAY.

o. 70 On oil sG!es Of Rspg Estate n1is hs:"'tl
the lst Of JuRudiR emit I"st u JHIc IT. :o[Ea ~
the 2,rtSent ycGr hnrs {" BE- paia byWs fnsr'.ttsr
o.. ali SHio9 0l0de h.tc.cnht Isl 6f Jn'p 0':J lIS,
of the ysar the t1Tss hare Ia be V0id By n. 44'sr
IfhiS cuStoEl was adoptca about H;icen y.2-. t,'a
By all the real estate AGENTS In Ricniohd. and G2.
plies to Richmond and siclnity.1
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT. THAT DESIRABLEGa
TRICK FARM, LATELY. OCCUPIED III
81 MIR. RTSH BURGESS. ON CHELSEA HILL,
JUST OUTSIDE OF THE CITY LIMITS. ON
THE BOWLING GREEN ROAD. CONTAINING
FORIY-FIVE ACRES.-The land Is in high state
OF cultivation. The house Is large two-slory brick
one. containing about seven rooms. with hos-house
attached barns. Kitchen and all the necessary out
houses Water in the yard. For terms and other
particulars apply TO
Min
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yAnIkS. SUPPER.

I'HE LADIES OF CEN T + n \ Il
/ CHURCH viii have SuPPER on MEDSES
n,y and THURSDAY NIGHTS OF this week In
The house no east Grace street. directly oppo-
se the church and they ask the generous patronage
'sI'pPFR. soc: CREAM and CAKE. 25c.
An'ea<nt evening Is prom& cd all who may come.
fe l5-li
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PEBAHCgAE.

PEBAECaAE. =
aTED STATES BONDS. 4 AND S
80 eEsTs. and ALL Glasses OF sEcpRl.
socenr AND BOLD By
SAalf y ellfaBal.I, 4 ooIcn1 1,FT. Brokers, s
G fsssoasw e. Z :, . i. !. -, y; s,
I'D b. ssassy y1s, $3.50 % g8t par fysafa, as
= A.Asss - = Assis8 EE,EIsTfEG-aoIEE.
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TOR RENT. THREE DELIGHT-GA
L FUL ROOMS on second floor. Apply at a.G
Gil north Sixth street. lie 12-2t"
TOR RENT. = ONE OR TWOGss
J. PLEASANT CONNECTING ROOMS in III
alriSute residence near Monroe Park will be rened
without board 10 single gentlemen. Bathroom
conypnent-hnt and co,d r; gas In both rooms
Address a. b." Dispatch Office. re 11-3t*
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WANTS.

WANTED, a No. l SECOND-HAND
w ENGINE, about f.iiT-horsc power. not much
used Address e., care OF RoS;-onjc Carrier No L.
staring cash price, &c. Ie l0-2t"
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rLOVER-SEED.--3 bushels OF CLO-
" YER.SEED for sale ny ~
WALKER, SAUNDERS & co.
iao3.lm corner Fourteenth and Cary Ssreeis.
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IRON PAINT.

OFFICE OF THE RICHMONDl
IRoN-PAIST COMPANY, 7
RICHMOND, january s. 1879. e.
THE FIRM OF n. 7. PATE Il co. IS
i this day dissolved by mutual consent. =. T..
PATE assumes all liabilities, and Will continue
bushes. under the same name and style.
y. 7. PATE
J.R. EDWARDS.
Having secured The services of regular chemist
tgraduae of the University OF Marylandl Of many
years experience in The manufacture of Paints,
who "Ii hereafter Dave entire charge and manage
meHt Of The cOlDpounding and mixing OF the RICH
AOSD IRON PAINT. aud employing none bur
skiiful and experienced workmen, we can guarantee
satisfaction.
AL orders will receive prompt attention.
Ofice, No. north Seventh street.
y. T. PATE & co.
RICHMOND, February 8, 1879. fe Slim
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GARDEN hEER.

II ANDRETH'S
L. GENUINE GARDEN-SEED.
Every package bears the name and trade-!rarH OF
that celebrated house.
siiLI.EI & PIERCE. AD1thecI-!rs.
corner Fifth and Marshall streets.
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THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1870.
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FOR OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayed teeth
and diseased gums. use MEADE & BAKERS CAR
BOLIC MouTn.WAsR Fifty cents bottle.
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WANTED. AN IkON SAFE, medium
" size. in good order. r.,~-
e 1881 ALkISON q AOIlNoN.
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CLSyEE.SEED.

SOO BUSHELS PRIME CLOVER
e)OO SEED.
500 bushels PRIME ORCHARD GRASS SEED
Also, our usual supply or
FRESH AND CHOICE GRASS-SEEOs.
In store aud for sale by
4, 90 On 1929 Gary stree.
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WANTED. TO HIRE A COLORED
w WOMAN 10 COOK and CLEAN HOUSE;
al.o GIRL 10 NURSE. Apply at No. sos north
Twenty fourth street.
f. l3-Th&S2!* "f.... D. ii. PEA1 or.
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OO BARRELS HUDNUT'S EOMiNE,
10 barrels HUDNUT's GRITs,
so bags PENNSYLVANIA CLOVERSGED,
for sac low 10 close.
fell A. Y. STOKES & CO.
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WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
w that we have large stock or SADDLES,
HARNESS, BRIDES. WHIPS. BITS. SPURS,
COLLARS. HORSE COVERS, &C. made by hand,
of best material and workmanship that we VIII sell
at prices tnat will astoEiSh you. Come ana see us
befole you buy. DlShtHSON,S.
No. l512 franklin street,
e. l-eo9lm below Exchange Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-13

NORN WANTED.-Higbest market price
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-09-20

IL is said that among the presents re-
ceived by bride was a table mat beauti-
fully worked by an old lady. Though the
age Of the old lady who made the offering
gave it special interest, and though the
elegance Of the design and the perfection
Of the work furnished sufficient causes for
approyal--one which alone would entitle
the embroidery to distinguished considera-
tion was the motto, artistic but legible,
"Don't Be Slip-Shod" On the table at
breakfast and tea time Especially at break
iast) this legend was reminder that be.
fore sitting down all the apparatus for
ready service and comfortable endowment
should be provided. There should be no
demand for the supply Of deficiencies, no
call for forgotten articles, no jumping up
from tho table to change OF replace, no
summonses to the handmaid and conse-
quent opening aud shutting Of doors.
There Is an old proverb that a man Is
known by the company he keeps 1t is
equally true that the housekeeper Is known
BY the appearance Of her table. II Is a
complete index Of the manner in which
the housekeeping generally Is conducted.
The proof of good housekeeping is not in
the elegance Of furnishing, but in the order
and neatness with which the most humble
equipage can be arranged There are
tables Of families sofmoderate means which,
by the appetizing manner in which they
arc set out, put to shame the confusion oI
some expensive household. Profusion i.
even greater temptation to alip-shod ways
than Strengthened expenses are.