davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-05
CASE OF MRS. E.P. W, STATED BIZ DIR. JOHN
T. WINFIELD, A wELL-KNOwN
PHYSICIAN OF BROADWAY,
BUCKINGHAM COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
TT1tracr from letter dated March 20. 1871

Lr1tract from letter dated March 20. 1871
About the middle Of May. 1878, was called
Professionally 10 Mrs. K. L. ". found her com =.
planning Of eXcruciatiug pain in The head, back and
limbs, attended with nausea and vomiting Her Kid
Icy, were torpid. and the urinc-which had 10 be
d!asu by means OF the ecatheter-scanty and charged
T4n@tT VT IST EXFrRiENcTSG s if Ss THE MENNTRtAI
FLOW. She informed lne that several times In 4
I~riod of len years the failure of the monthly
len followed by 4 like train of symptoms,
-l4 that upon these occasions she WAS re-
.s5cd ty hclnorrhages from tine lungs or stomach.
ron tie symptoms and history of the case 1t was
't."nt that the kidneys had attempted TO relieve
=. plethora iucidcul ~ her condition, and that In
;g* a'enpi they he'd seriously di.lurbcd their own
I*9aiGT function. DuriEc an extreme illness OF
la.yy "crks every remedy that seemed at all iudi-
t4'4 IN the faithfully tested but without
iega, save all occasional slight alevia ion or the
h1aied inactive: the avrrate daily amount OF fluid
-lSn from The bladIcr old not exceed two ounces,
-h1 more 1han half that quantity Was blood. On
o,. 'fration Jour days passed aoithout any Sc
@'i"H az al from hekidneyS. II b. came evident
i,i The pa'icn; must die unl,:ss some remedy could
ri"Gnh OF much greater efficacy than any that had
I't& 'rc4 IN ;hr case. LoORing outside Of matertd
m.atcn ! coull think Of nothing that promised so
i.Hr" rs ihe BUFFALO LITuIA WATER, Spring
:-s; hoie Of Keeping her alive undl its arrival by
-.Ling III" skin and bowels perform the eliminating
Df WI OF ,b ,hs kdnsys 90 as NE " ~aer tS
..c,Hsl"n OF ali other treatment. The result was
Eri astonishing. The first days use Of the wafer
ttoSet marked Improvement iu the action OF the
ias.y@. rho uIiue daily Increased in quartity,
sa.r the proportion OF blood IN IL rapidly dimin.
haed. The nausca, vomiting. and pain In the head
:al limbs, which had 80 obsIinately resisted all
iGta'ment, soon disappeared. AT the end Of a week
lit calhclcr dispensed Win. aud the urine was
voiced naturally. with but trace OF blood, and In
tsrRy days from the day she commenced the use oi
lie water the menstrual foto appeared. and in q
short time afterwards she was restored 10 perfect
health. which remained undisturbed until The month
rrnt. hons ftar f4ii hal a
bic again experienced The painful symptoms hereto
i'se aelcIibcd. The use Of the LitLia Water, how
ga os short while. again afforded perfect relief,
dA0 shs has continued we'll 10 the present time.'
lb'se waters. In cases Of one dozen half-gallon
S,h: s5 per case II the SpringI. They can also be
nas o. PURCELL, LADD 4 CO., Richmond. Va,
a's5.5n per case. THOMAS +. GUODE.
Prnnretnr Rntfulo | ilhin SnringS, Va,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-05

Public High Schools The following Du-
pills were on the roll OF honor at the Male
High School-E. Morrissette, a. M.. priuci-
pal-ior the week ending yesterday: Oliver
Blankenship. Walter Charlton, Frank Dun
ford, Thomas Dornin, Frank Fitzgerald,
Kirk Matthews, Alexander McCullock,
Charlie Peple, and Il. Lee Traylor.
At the Female High School, Mrs. A. l..
Walker teacher: Maggie CalIaghan- Eta
Ely, Maud Hewlett, Maria McElralh, Mag
gie Nond, Josie Nunnally. Hattie Owens,
and Minnie Walden. The number Of scholars
on the roll at the white schools for the week
was 27O. Percentage Of attendance, 90.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-05
LICENSE. PAXES.

OFFICE sTCRrT CoLLEcToR,l
RICHMOND EA.> Arrsl !, 1879. !
THIS OFFICE WIEL BE OPEN DAILY
i irom 9 o'clock A. N, to s. o'e.Dck r. N. from the
9Th to the 3Oth or Aprl for the purpose ef recey
ias the 3d.. 80 ., -.
LICENSE TAX s.r... -s. ....
from all Lawyers, Dsctors. Dentists. Commission
Merchants, Merchandise brokers, Stock and E1-
change Brokers, Wholesale aud Retail Liquor Deal
ers Hotels, Restaurants, Saloons, boarding. and
Ealiuy-IIouses AActi0neers- Lumber Measurers,
Archit, cts, Thea.res and Halls: Telegraph, ES-
press. and Coal Companies: Mercantile Insurance,
Stea b0aI, Real EState Employ ment. Ticket, aaA
sewing Marhirs Ageuis; Bitter Manufactures,
jung. and uy;rer. Dcliers, Scavengers. PhotpSEa-
nbers and all others liable to license tax.
Extract from CITY Ordinance:
An bills remaining unpaid on the 1st day Of May
line OF not h, than dollar and no rsSse than
live dollars for each a lherea fter win 10 sn posed
A. II. WSOnSoS,
mn lin Collector.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-05

DIR. WssBoR's CoD-LIvEE OIL. xND LfRE.--fn.
valid' need no longer dread 10 !ste that great spc.
cihc for Consumption. Asthma, and threatening
Conghs-CU'-LlvER on AND aIsfE. As prepared
bg Dr.. Wilbor # Is rosbed OF The nausea,ng taste
and also enboses preparation or r,ie rhosphaseof
Lime giving nztare theycry articrsreruired TO old
the heating qua Bites OF the OIL and r,recreate where
disease has destroy ed 1his article soforn,s re-
markable tonic and Will cause weak a debihtated
per>ons to becone strong and robust. II Should bc
aept In every family for instant Tie first ap-
searance sof Coughs or Irritation Of the Iungs.
ssanufactured only NJ A. B. WILBoR, Chemist sos-
ton Sold b. all J.rgststs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-05

The Free Bridge to be Reopened Mondau.
AT the. last meeting Of the Board OF Free
Bridge Commissioners OF Richmond and
Manchester that body instructed the Com
mlttee on Repairs and Construction to hsYe
The bridge re6pened as early as possible.
The committee has already employed WORK
men to repair the dangerous places in order
that travel may he resumed thereon. ThS
work will be completed in time for the
bridge to be opened on Monday next.
The Treasurer Of the county Of Chester
field offered to the president OF the Board
OF Bridge Commissioners the, amount ap-
propriated by the county supervisors
towards the repair OF The bridge, but
was rejected by that officer and the other
members OF the Board on the ground that
they are not willing to guarantee 10 the peo-
pie OF Chesterfield one years travel over
The bridge, as required By the resolution
adopted By the Board OF Supervisors OF
Chesterfield county.
Th commissioners are Of the opinion that
II they we're to accept the iuEis according
to the provisions OF the resolution they
would be compelled to keep the bridge in
proper repair for travel, even if the bridge
should he destroyed or in any Way uamsgetl
by accident.
No doubt is entertained but that the
Board OF Supervisors will Immediately
change the resolution so a, to relieve the
Commissioners Of their embarrassed posi-
ton, and in such manner as to oenabe them
to receive the funds appropriated. ft is not
the desire OF the citizens OF Chesterfield to
demand free travel over the bridge II it
should be so that travel will be hinderesf nv
fire, water. or other cause.
The repairs now being placed upon the
bridge will be only temporary. The Com
mitee on Repairs desire that the bridge shall
be in condition for all travel while It is
undergoing permanent improvement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-05

A Lively Fysticuf.-Tbere was quite an
excitement on upper Hull street yesterday
afternoon, occasioned by lively fisticutf
between two well-kDown citizens. rhe af-
fair somewhat asionished the crowd that
gathered in the vicinity by the wonderful
agility displayed. Before any serious dam
aye could be done friends interfered, and
the war ended with no arrests.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-05

Roll Of Honor.--The following pupils
were on the roll Of honor at the colorcd
High School for the week ending FRIDAY,
April 4th, as presented by Rev. A. Binga,
Jr., principal: William Goode, Thomas
Johnson, Horace jackson, P. Mosby, Da-
vid Moon, Junius Mosby, James Powell,
Mary j. Harris, and Margaret Perkins.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-05
F4NAyCIAs.

NORTH CAROLINA STATE BONDS
~ The State Of North C-ronDa has PASSED fund.
Ius bill for eetllipg her ieb., which we advise sar
irfendsto accept we 10 not believe the stats WY
do any better and line given for funding Is uMneo
Any information desired viii be given on app,lca'
tion. THOMAS ERANCH y W.
ss''s" " NH lQ-dSot&sw&w!m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-05

THE ESTABLISHMENT OF COHEN BROTHERS
this season exceeds anything ever witnessed in this
city. The quantities of goods, the great varieties
the handsome selections Of styles, the low prices
marked their goods-al strike those visiting their
establishments with wonder and amazcmeat. 1t is
unuueslionahly true that those failing to call on
them miss an advantage not 10 be met with In any
other hrule In the Stale.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-05
ing on the charge OF attempting to murder

1CE.-Ice formed Thursday night in ex.
posed places to the thickness OF about a
quarter Of an inch. The temperature yes
ferday was milder, and the wind was not as
high as on Thursday. There was no frost
Yesterday morning. Z"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-05

NEW USE FOR CoRK.-The new cork floor
covering--LINoLEuM-has iDgrai lated Itself 50
rapidly into public favor that IL is supcrScdina: all
appliances heretofore employed for like purpose
It's most remarkable feature Is lis extraordinary
durIbllity"; In this respect no other floor covering
can compare with il. II Is equally desirable for
dining. ronIns, halls, churches, and every variety OF
building Kept by all frst-c]ass carpet-.ehrS. The
only genuine article has ''LISoLEU3I On the back
Of every sul1arc ward.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-05

Habit, II not necessity, makes hafr-dressing IN
dispeHsable to n,1ny. The new "v!Gonn whicl,
Dr. YERs laboratory issues enc or the most de.
ghtfHl we hare ever Used. 1t restores not only the
color, but gloss and u1uriance, 10 faded ana gray
hajr. me! 4s,.-5. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-05
WEATHER REPORT.

tSprcATIoNs FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States. partly cloudy weather,
northwesterly winds veerins to northeast
crly, stationary or higher temperature and
barometer.
For the South Atlantic and East Gull
States, warmer, clear or partly cloudy wea-
ther, northwest winds, becoming variable.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy, raw, and disagreeable.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 40: :
Q A. d.. AZ; noon, so; 3P. M., 81: 6P,
ST.. 4S; midnight. So.
Mean temperature, 454.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-05

A WESTERN LAMEET.-EFronn the st.
Louis Times. Journal. .l-To-morFoW being
election-d day the saloons will be closed.
This is one of the larnentabie features Of our
election system, and may ultimately prove
seriously dissdvantageous to the institu-
tions OF this free country OF ours.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-05

ARTIFICIAL ARMS AND LEGS.-The follow
ing is the act appropriating money for the
payment OF communication 10 manned SOL
diers, sailors, and marines in lieu Of artif-
cial limbs or eyes heretofore provided by
law:
!. BE 1t enacted By the General ASSEMBLY,
That the sum OF $4,000 be and the same Is
hereby appropriated out OF the public
Treasury, to be paid as is hereinafter pro-
yided, to such soldiers, sailors, and ma
rinCs "a have not heretofore received artif-
cial limbs or eyes, or commutaton in mo-
ney for the same, under any Of the acts
OF the General Assembly heretofore
passed for that purpose, and are entitled
to the same in accordance with the proyi-
slons OF said acts: Provided, That persons
who are bona .fde citizens OF the Common
wealth, and during temporary absence there
from enlisted in the regiments Of other
States, shall he considered as within the
purview Of this act, and shall, upon like
proof az is required heretofore In cases OF
VIRGINIA SOLDIERS, be entitled to the bcnc-
fits of the same: Provided, further, That
this provision shall not apply to those per-
sons who have received limbs or eyes, or
communication in lieu thereof, from other
States.
9. The auditor OF Public Accounts is
hereby authorized to issue his warrants on
the Treasury, to pay the claims properly
allowed under this act, aud the same shall
be paid out of the money appropriated by
the first section OF this act in the order Of
time in which such claims may have been
transmitted or may hereafter be transmitted
to the Auditor As aforesaid.
3. The auditor Of Public Accounts shall
make no payment under this act until the
1St day of August, 1879, and shall then d-
vide the amount hereby appropriated equal
lv among all who may then appear to be en-
titled to receive anything under this act /:
Provided, That no one shall receive more
than sixty dollars.
4. This act shall be in force from its pas
sage.
The colored man with both legs ampu-
tated who attends the EIeventh-Street Capt.
tol gate made application yesterday to the
Hastings Court for the Communication allowed
by the General Assembly for soldiers and
employees who were disabled from manual
labor in the late war. He lost his legs from
injuries received while working on the bat
teries around Richmond. His papers will
be made out, and he will get the amount due
(Which will probably be between $50 and
S60) early in the month of August. No
money can be paid out under this appro-
priation until August according to the law.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-05

Police Court. Police-Justice White is
still sick, but is improving, and in the
course OF week-or ten days will probably
be well enough to return to dut'y. In the
mean time Justice Crutchfeld ssholds the
court" Yesterday he .disposed OF the fol-
lowing cases:
Rutiu Hill (colored), an old offender,
guilty OF stealing one piece Of calico, valued
at two dollars, from gyron Bear, was sent
TO Jail for six months and seVenty-eight
Iashes. = 9ss.s 4 &.
Peter Anderson and Henry Scott (both
coloredb eh'rged with being suspicious
characters, were sent to Jail in default OF
surety. sA" ~ - - - - :. g,a
Siw OH Cooper (colored), charged. with
hos.sebreaking and larceny. Case was con-
tinued to next Tuesday.
Baccigalupo Will be examined this morn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-05

have aaalyzed tic whiskc7 known under the
brand OF" B-SELEcT, :>controed by Mcssrs. WAL
TER ID. BLAIR & Co., Riennsnd, Va, and 1nd II
FREE FROM FUsIL o.u. and OTHER impurities, and
recommend It's use fov nseriic1nal and family pur-
poses. J.,B. BcCAw, NJ. D.,
lac Rtof1ssof Of Chemistry,
Metlieal College, OF Elrginin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-05

AS FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth, there Is noblng so good as MEADE g. BA.
KER's CAnDoLIC MoUrI-W WASH. Fifty cents
bottle
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-05

SEES 10 FURTH.al--You will find no Better.
The PIa; Nc is the Fest Sc. CIGAR on the r7arker
Wh01es;'s and retai a: p. WIIILocK's, LA afain
street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-05

HgsiELY, oLD-FAs3toNED PERFUME 1. Law.
eDdertyet Delightfully."- refreshing aDS fnyfgora,ing
IL can be found In no purer form sfarr IN 8. & e.
ATkINs0N's genuine MIichsa,t, LAVENDER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-05

NJ ELLfsoN Il Co.. advertising agents, insert I'D
vertisements 70 all OF the newspapers OF the Uni.se
Slncs at publishers rates. orders left a, the DE-
patch countiIS-room Will receive prompt atten
Lion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-05

PTZZINI makes the best CANDIES, the incest
CAKES, No. l ICE. CREAM, and has PRESERVES,
JELLIEs, and BRANDY PEACHES Of his own put
up, which are hard 10 heat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-05

ia nLE OIL. CLOTH, X yards wide, at 25c. sorth
5Oc.;
A lot Of PARAsoLs left over from last season VIII
be sold at half price;
LINEN DAMASK TOWELS at Sl.5o ms dozen,
would be cheap at 81
100 REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS;
CURTAIN husLISs at *1.2O for piece Of ID
Yards al LEVY BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-05

THESE old people whose blood has become thin
and steps feeble are pralsug Hog 8lTrRns for the
good they have done them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-05

DIScoLoR ED'TEETH rendered beastifully white
by the use OF MraDE & BAKGR's SAPoNISE DEN
THRICE. Fifty ccnts'a box.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-05

NO ONE CAN EVER KNOW HOW CHEAP GOODS
REALLY ARE unless they call at COHEN BRO
TIERS where, besides, they can srd variety that
Is met with In only few houses m the United
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-05

FOR OFFENSIVE BzEATH from decSyed' teeth
and diseased gums, ere MEADE 4 BAKEIsS' CAR
BoLIC Iourn-WASsS Fifty cents n bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-05

ISCIPIENI TARTAR AND Se,URP removed b.
MEADE & BAKBR'S SAl-oS1NE DEST1Fk1CE
Fifty cents box.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-05

FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE TEETH ASD CT ms
use MEADE BAKERS CAEBoLIe MOUTH
WASH Fifty cents bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-05

FOR ULEIRATED hc5yH, the healing properties
Of MEADE & BAKERS EsRBoLIC MoUTu-W .s4
are uIcxcc5Sd. Fifty ccrte bottle
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-05

FRESH CoCoANuT CAEAEELs anc CuocoLATj
CARAMELS ut PIZzISIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-05
GAfRT 0RDI IRIS.


yJiRGlNIt-IN THE ST. GRE VI E
V. COURT OF hppEABs, Held AT TIE
ST ETE Coi:RT .HOs>E y TIbE CITY OF
KlGaStDND ON EEDNES DAY riij; 2p DAY
Ot'chPRIT. lt47-g:
10 10 T. Bp> tea aud h {. Pal ie. pasinnrs under the
firm and scyIc OF John L Boston Z Co, appel
iarls. against vto Chcsapt axe ;x1. Vri0 Railroad
Company, Nts,n Butler Dns' 'sn. nm {. CAL
l0nn. anGt William DrtOn fsIrsSjnS trIISteesI,
William Euucf duncan and IiIiu e. Calhoun
t}ristccsl. and Phlo G.. C,ihoun Surviving
trpstecl nod others. appeleas. upon appeal
from degree pronounced bSihe Circuit Court
CT the ritr Of Richmond o14:tsia 18th day ,x
April, l32k.
'phc obJccS oil the petition Hlces In this Is to
oave he said decree Of Tho (rtat Court Of The cHy
Iaf afRichmonl:revicwed AMI reyasel By the Supreme
ltknuft OF Appeals OF V,rptuia. .''..-
} And antts.sit having beer In<e and gled that the
aRDellscs, shove namcd 'Iu1am Butler DuUcan,
hilo G.! Ga5houn, and WY IIiarl Orion, non-Ees-
dEs q & 11s s;s,r 5ey Re rsFsd !" s1n 1annp-ar nere
pab,sa,iel Of this order IN asRkehmOnd DtsEbasa
for fouraeeks. to ans INK, said appeal, and TO
havea rhhearng OF III whls naatter hereip,con-
taincd.
|, -,-., GfORGE &. TAYLOR, O. C..
W.. VI CaCNP and JoEferh. COKE, L2r 9ssi-
ttOnees %. ##t ap dss4w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-05
CRSCAERY. GLASSWARE. DC.

II II. WALLACE,
80 iO6 BROAD STREET, RICHMOND, VA (late
" " m Qrrcksburg, Va.) respectfully invites auen-
tS 70 his new. large cheap. and attractive stock Of
CCmaSA, GLASS, and HUUSE-FURSlSHING
upVCS. Bu!,ng and acIrIDS cACIusINeIy Tor ea=h,
Isuai Inducements will be offered.
A call solicited ap3 3-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-05
39-CENT STORE
FUST RECEIVED AT fHE
99.CENT STORE,

sos BROAD STREET,
the greatest variety or BA-SKETs we Iaye ever
shown.
WQRk-BASkETS at 80. 10, 10. and 99ai
SrASD-BAsKETS at 9as.; also, tcvsYery fiue
0nc- at S1.9S; -
FLOWEk- k-GASkEIS fr'em &c: up;
WILLOW NURSEKY-JflAlRS;
CANE t-RUCkERS for Caildren-new ssS}eS.
HlRD-CAGES OF eycrH description;
Also, BREEDISG-CAGESa and hlNii-DsisSs
CAGES at all prices:
TISNaRE of ell EiupS:
CAKE-BOXES and e;ROCERI-BCStS, all aias
aud prices. from I0c. up 10 81;
Fine JAPPaNSEE- IEA-TRAYS,, Ill. siGeS> saon
IL Z6 inches2
CRuMR-PANS anl2 BRUSHES;
GHILDREN'S TARI.E-TRAYS;
CASH BOXES with LOCKS:
Large eSLOP-BUIkETS at 75c.:
TIN SETS FROM 1885 up 70 50. Su:;:
CROCkERYWSEE OF all kinds.
The most csIaplete assortmap ant We kaSe ever
offered. We liVe received III taa. asr tsHa DAYS an
immense yasis!y OF goods fCr,. our EtGE-CENH
COUNTER. Our fun a>sori .aout OF EiSE-CkSl
T!NWARE BOW on hand. besites iuIsaEous aG.h
tions. New goods coming IL every dag. Call zst
look at thea al the S9rCESf-STORE>
Cataloxss free. ap 81 500 EsoaG street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-05

ORANGES were never so cheap as now. IIZzINI
is selling them from 20 cents dozen rp TO GO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-05

DON'T make mistake, fer limitations arc various
and numerous. When you want a Sc. kET-WEsT
CIGAR see that you get WHIrLocn's, with copy
rigAted label representing tobaeco-seaf on every
1,ax Ntfs = f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-05
GPRING GOODS.
COURTNEY & POWELL

COURTNEY & POWELL
hnre som in store n complete assorsnenf OF
sPETNG GOODS,
to7shich hey invite the attention OF the public.
CStSSlMEEEJ for men and bsys from 25c. 10 So;
BLACK CSSHAERES Iro1. soc. to Sr.2E per
yard;;
BLACK TAssIsE fro m SOC. tos1 per yard;
DbACE HENRIETTA from sg to as.50 per yard !,
| BL JSCK MOcSLIS:
BUSrISGS. 20 shades and qualities;
LINENS Of al kinds;
A bargain In BLEACH sd TAGlE-DAMAsI al
&C.,.
Largest stock OF EOSIER 7 In the sits; >
UNDERWEAR fer sihies. men, and ciildrcns;.
rARAa3LS, KID GLOVES; ..,
SILK 4 sAbNEE TEES;
Beau,ifa.Sfl E'ETASD sEl.WLS;
Full stoca,or DUssgSTlCs, t.aa
and,nan. o,ser dri lrable gosSss -s
we guarantee QUA prizes to he as l9was any 10 this
\ xfh 26-sn between Fourth aud Rith.
fVlHE LOWEST PRICES On, DRY
;lee baiN q iNfss Rv Eb bAI Ss$ B5Ga 5sss
opened NEW and; STYLISH l'HEsS GOODS as
LL:Woe,s. .BrNTszvs, In all shades, at.s2,l anb
Tho news., sl,ades.ln eoLoRED sATINs. special
s pieces ALL. wEpY. y, 45c. 8 'pieerra1 6Oc.
worm Isto., ,-arI u worf2 JUG
50 pieces RLACK ail-E FHiNG. ES Ut PRIZES far
b.d9w .aetr value; $50 p,e:es H0KsTED'
6Jg pairs grs,a TWO. SIjTEON K - GLOVES. TN
7h coorsat S5c:S Io2 pairs .rWunTTON
KIDS ar !sEi The bss |! KID g the city. :.
Lht,E MITES, and LkCE-TOP Gl OWES. insen-
tfrUly new designs 1t low prices;
5GhDcseS YARD-AyI{aHPE PERCALES at Cts:
90 pieces FlC"JRIA 4 LAW NJ from s n aueiLouSaes.
2e'p:eees S1RIpED'sN8oRiA LA WINS ss 1et..
worth l5s:.
AHthe &ea cling brandt Of COTTOSs at the follow
!nS prices llallJrslfr Sac.; .ntiros soRgin,
7.ie-; Fruit of.thsl.Goha- SHc.; Davoa- Shc.;
WainSuta,-. USS. ...
YNRIGWIDG BROWN COTTON. ac:
BGEACHED and BttU TN SHEEII SGS atccsr-
lcsDonhagi y low grr-S.
psnt fakrc ibok at. our &c: counter. MasI- new
anu useful a,nctes jus. added nc "
stTLTUS MEYERS.
SN2ODEM0REST s RAREGr ms UF THEN W
SPRING STSd.FS just raeriped; also, WHAT To
WEAR 'rand "POREICLIh7 Caialt 'gues nseI
m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-05

COHEN BROTHERS are In receipt OF very ex
tensive lot OF WHITE and CoLoRED MATTISGs
which they offer at 15c. per yard.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-05

The last Greenbrier Independent contains
DR.. Curry's article on CslhQnnlsm,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-05

o-,r one hundred leading Lusiness-houses arc
,x .,,srr;hcr.. and about one half or them
',-.,,r AT rhc railroad and steamship lines, are
...r .,.a,lly Connected and talking with each
other daily
rsca subscriber with his ono Telephone can talk
continuously snd privately TO every one OF the
,.h,-, q, any nour Of the Gay or night.
rr,IufSs- aud profes-ionai-men owe It to them
..,rs,,o IxyES1IGAT and ADOPT this great pub
lc convenience.
=, sgtecrihing MAKE 40 MISTAKE. Be sure you
80, The BELL TELEPHONE aud the extensive IA.
cities Of the
RICHMOND TELEPHONE EXCHANGE.
CENTRAL OFFICE,
No. 1919 MAIN STREET,
ovlr rutney & Watls's shoc-store.
lAp5l