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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-15
DOn,f Go to Texas.

Editors UisDotch: I read short time
ago what your correspondent from Kappa.
hammock had to say about the advantages o1
| Virginia over Iowa and Kansas or Missouri,
forget which, for young men just enter
ing life.
| / have something Of the same sort to COM
| municate from Texas. Writing to young
man out there whom I know very well, anc
who left Virginia to seek his fortune in the
West some five years ago, and of whom
wanted to make some inquiries for another
Young friend, got q rather discouraglng
| repy. He SAYS: Cotton has gone down
| to $40 per bale, which really does not pay
| for raising it. I have land offered me ior
another year on easy terms, and Mr. -
has kindly offered to assist me. But am
afraid to undertake it, for would rather
work as a Iaborer at $40 per month than to
farm for myself aud come out in debt In
my neighborhood there is scarcely tenant,
unless it be some negro with large family,
who do all the work, who has made any
money the last year: and find myself, al
the end OF hard years labor, worse on
than when commenced.
81 am not afraid Of tho hard "ork; has
nroyea tlaL IN the last three years. But
| am afraid OF not beiag remunerated for il
and OF being In debt.
"Eyar since have been here / have s1ziyel
to be peputed an honest man, and 1 am
happy to tell you that have earned that ii
nothing.else.
off - comes ous here let him under
stand before he comes that ne comes 10 q
harder caEntry than Virginia is-to eesaz'-
try whereshere are one hundred applicants
for every vacancy, and where, as SAID ah
q letter some time ago, ise'cannot expect ia
any event ts make more than vlctuais and
CLOTHES. IfE fail to gee into satisfactory
business where am exnect IN the sprlne'
as the next s,est thing 1 rean do. to go TO
Western Texas and drive and herd cattle
wfth gentlegan--a friead OF mine-cut
there, who wal give me @s5 to $30 per
month and board. =.
if an industrious. hard-Herkipg maH.
who has been In that country for four or
iye gears, and is . man Of business capaci-
ty, good habits, and good character, can 90
no better, why should inexperienced Young
men attempt it? Had they not better stay
at bone? Ss...A A
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FIRST CoLoRED BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL.
This school had an anniversary celebration
on Thursday night In the First Baptist (col'
ored) church. The exercises were COM
menced with prayer, and then singing by
TIE school! w. a. Smith, the superintend'
emit, read his annual report, and was fol
lowed by W. Fl. Anderson, the secretary, In
report showing the progress OF the school
during the past year. A prize was present
ed to one of the scholars for bringing into
the school the largest number OF children
during the year. The prize consisted Of
handsemely-bound volumes OF TennYson's
poems, aud the presentation address was
delivered By Dir. w. c. Roane. After seve.
ral dialogues and reeitsaions by the children
Rev. W.. lei. Brooks aud Rev. j. E. Jones
asade addresses. The children then sang
.oHold the Fort" aud the meeting ad
JonrIed.
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YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
MEETINGS At THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. DIR. Sledd conducted the meetings yes
terday evening, and made an able. clear,
and very forcible statement of the condi-
tions on which God hears prayer; urging
that those who are attending the meetings
should meet these conditions and secure
the promised blessing.
Rev. S. e. Clopton told Of at least two
cases OF special prayer in these meetings
which have been already graciously an
swered. He received as happy convert
Thursday night the old man for whom
prayer had been asked in the meeting some
time ago, and the Sunday-school teacher
who asked prayer for his class the second
week Of the meeting is now rejoicing in the
| conversion OF five Of the number.
Bishop Doggett expressed his conviction
| that the meetings are accomplishing great
good, and made stirring appeal to The un.
converted in the words OF Jesus, "Why sii
ye here all the day idle?"
Rev. DIR. Edwards called attention to the
fact that the vast crowds attending tho
meetings had not been asked for any demon.
stration Of interest; but expressed his firm
conviction that they arc carrying great
blessings to the churches and to the homes
and hearts Of the people.
Rev. DR.. Judkins told Of the great reviva
in Lynchburg several years ago, in which
over 600 were added to the churches, anc
held it up as an encouragement to us.
DR.. A. Z. Dickinson, Rev. W. n. Scott
and DR.. A. e. Brown led in special prayer
for the objects presented in the request:
sent up.
There was no decrease OF the vast congre
CATION, or Abatement OF the deep Interest
manifested.
The meeting this evening-from to
o'clcck-will be conducted by Rev, Or
Henry Mcdonald, OF the Second Baptis
| church.
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Beethoven Concert-A large and fashion
able audience greeted the Beethoven con-
cert held ut Cersleg's Hall last night. The
Association was assisted by several ladies
and gentlemen from Richmond, who admi-
rably executed their respective parts. The
programme was elegantly arranged and well
executed. The Association deserves credit
for giving such an excellent. concert, and
we hope that it may be repeated at an early
date. Our people will no doubt literally
assist an institution that affords SO much
pleasure and entertainment.
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A ORDINANCE CONCERNING THE
~ SALE ASDiDELIVERY OF WoOB.
lAnnnta6 Ech 1groJ


s. nn SICK 9r long wood. and all sawed and block
IMs "nicn shaiiSe sold by dealers or agents in
,tStr 10 oe delivered by their carts, wagons, or
nrtoss scie, Shall re sold by the cord. ufits pro-
,be fon. PAR. eotd OF stick or long wood shall
Or iSei hlg for feet vice, and eight feet dong
at sla contain On. 1 d ss
We !.ciSEl Cubic fent. eoru VI siSSsQ erNock
.ss .s sssH oonrash osfhundre,t and fry-founEpbic
rsff @ si,,s OK wagon measurements and on the deb We
ecb ,isser sort OF wood ticket shall be sant Syi
fss.T aa stating ste Gnslt;ty; and should The p1r-
lie sspe tnt or person authorized 10 receive
.1nas,s suspect The wood 10 be deficient in 'ale
5aTA expressed on the ticket, such par,y si,si
ptayisse OF kfng The cart, wagon, er
s,i,sr for meassareent and shond 80 ,bere oi,s .Is
H. ct- asneieney sIcihgood shall be ferfei,edfe
desIers saa .eit With the CITY HeasureE and The
sr Aseht who sent thE same shall be ened FOR
etsga-s.t.ce nGf less taan GFe dollars and not eg-
ev1sSI.sl ~ aollars, aud saeh fines shall be eauas
NOD ifes; 1ween The isSornast and The city, pro
sar.' 'ei w. hothiug herein efutained shall ereyent
sfsssn geh.s irons retathng from their yards
Es.MSaantity OF r6sd by the stick or EaGck.
vi a. sSsaees Saees or parts or aE1iaaneeS CONFLICTING
.AIa~ a~ssoins are hersby repealed.
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Personal. DR.. Thompson, formerly 9
member OF the House Of Delegates reas
Hansyer coanty, died at ais home, nea'
Beaver Dam, on Thursday. ~
A Number Of the members oil the Legs
Iature cot valeStines yesterdsS- some .msas
complimentary and sentimental; others:
otherwise.
Both ho,ises OF the General Assembly are
drawing well now. The subject OF inter
est in the House Is. the proposed amend
rnents to Tie Constitution; while The Sena.e
has the canal railroad bill.
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BURIAL OF Rev. DR.. n. ". WLS0N.-A
large number of the friends OF this distin-
guished minister accompanied his remains
to Hollywood on yesterday at 10 o'clock,
and larger number still had gathered at
the grave.
Revs. Dr.. W. E. Hatcher, DR.. E. W.
Warren, DR.. A.E. Dickinson, c. Fl. Ryland,
J. William Jones, George T. Williams, S.
c. Clopton, and Fl. e. Crews acted as pail
bearers; and Rev. DR.. j. b. Jeter conducted
the service at the grave. After reading ap-
propriate selections OF Scriptures, DR.. Jeter
made brief but appropriate and eloquent
address. which he closed with a stirring ap-
peal to those who used to sit under the min
iStry Of this faithful preacher 10 'remem-
Der the words which he spake unto you
while he was yet with you" DIR. Warren
led in fervent prayer, and DR.. Hatcher
pronounced the benedlction.
Falling at the post of duty in New Or
leans. where he nobly stood when his church
and his friends generally urged him to leave,
DR.. Wilson's BODY rested for awhile near
the scene OF his labors in that great city,
but is now appropriately brought back
to find its last resting-place in our beautiful
Hollywood, where loving hands will deck
bis grave with flowers and loving hearts
will keep green his memory.
1t was touching tribute to his worth to
see the members OF his old church (Grace.
Street Baptist, the pastors and ministers OF
other churches, many laymen, and many
non-professors of religion, as they gathered
around his grave and dropped tears OF al
lection upon it. .... ..
Hollywood contains the dust Of states.
men, soldiers, orators, poets, citizens, and
noble women, who deserve all honor; but
it is richer IN precious dust to-day BY hay
ing received that OF the Christian martyr
n. W. Wilson. -. .-..
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plumber, bat revenge and desire TO de-
stroy the evidence Of a former, crime. A
store in the county had been broken open
and robbed, and Lacy had stated at Talleys-
vile n short time before that he had dis.
covered evidence which would convict the
parties, Patrick and Julius, of.the crime.
The murdered man owed Patrick %. He
dreamed that Patrick had assaulted and at
tempted to kill him, and he arose early, told
his wife Of the dream, and declared be
would kill some hogs and pay the So. He
sent for Patrick, aud told him that il he
would come on day named he would pay
him, as he would then be back from Rich
mond with the money.
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THE JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA CANAL
Mr.. r. A. Brock has prepared 4 full histori-
cal sketch OF the James River and kanawha
canal and OF its predeccssors-1he james
River Company under its two olganiza-
tions. He also gives an account of the in
ceplicn OF canal enterprise in the State, and
Incorporates many highly interesting local
facts. The sketch viii appear in the Stand
ard OF this evening.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Military BaL.-The Manchester men,
bers OF Company ID, Darlington Guard.
tenGered their Richmond friends OF the
same company military ball at Lyccun
Hall last night. The hall was crowded to
It's utmost capacity, and ali present seemed
to have an excellent time.
The floor ommittee-Messrs. A. Alyis,
Joseph. Butler, and Aurelius Claiborne
were earnest in their epdeayor to please all.
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Roll of Honor.-The following pupils
were on the roll of honor at the Colored
Hiah-School for the week ending February
14th: Thomas Johnson, Horace Jackson,
Powhatan Mosby, David Moon, Junius Mos
by. james Robertson. Ellen Epps, Margaret
Harris, Amanda Johnson, Mary Morton,
Margaret Perkins, Rebecca Thompson,
and Hannah Wikerson-Rev. A. Bnga,
Jr,. PRINCIPAL.
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The PATHFINDgRs.-This company will
commence an engagement at the Theatre
Monday evening, opening with " Scraps"
1t Is upon the same order as that given by
the celebrated "Vokes Family full OF
songs, dances, fun. and character limitations.
II is said to be pleasing end refined per-
formance..
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ao-CEyT STORE.
y L Gel Y Z D
At THE
99.CENT STORE:


4 very large assortment Of LADIES 'LoW-PElCED
UNDERWEAR-Chcinise Skirts, and Draw
ers ut SO, IS, and 99c;
NIGHT ROBE at IS and Soc:
FOLDING LAP-BOARDS ii; 99c.;
A full assortment OF PICTURE-F9AMES from
CSC. .up-.hose at soc. are very cheap
Complete assortment of fSlF.VER-PLATEo" WAKE,
both Single and Extr:. Plate; the Extra Plate
fully warrant:
My entire stock OF MEMS and LADIES GLOVES
and GAUETLETS marked down to 80 ana
75c.;
All MERINO UNDERWEAR marked 2Jc. 10 close;
4 few NEW TOILET SETS at 99c;
SINGaE-SHOT PISTOLS for sac;
SEyES-SHoT REvoLyERs for $l.9S;
New 10: OF vfoLIsS and BOWS a, e3c.;
CANE and WILLOW ROCKING aud NURSERY
CHAIRS;
Four styl.s TABLE-MATS at CSC. set.
Catalogues mailed free TO any address,
W. A. STEVENS,
f.S Richmond. Va.
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FATAL INJURY.-While the drcdge-boat OF
the James River and Kanawha Company
was lying near Lock No. l last evening it
was run against by the canal-boat Albemarle,
and one Of the hands (colored) employed on
the dredge was caught between the two
boats, and supposed to be fatally injured.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy,
raw, and snowy du:inS the early part OF the
day. At night 1t was clear and cold.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 80; !;
9 A. NJ, SO; noon. IS; P. NJ, Al; 6 P.
H., SO; midnight, q.
Mean temperature, 81. .4
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BRIEF Items The young pedestrians
who started out Yesterday to drag chain
eight miles in one hour and fifteen minutes
| accomplished the undertaking in thirteen
minutes less than the time allowed.
The farmers near the city are complaining
OF the great number OF crows that infcst
| their fields
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DETECTIVE SMITH STILL HOLDING THE FORT.
Detective W. P. Smith, OF Smith & West. Balti-
more, who was suddenly cured by DR.. HERspos,s
GYPsI's GIFT whilst confined to bed by ar !nyet-
crate attack os rheumatism, to which he had been
long subject, still holds the fort and has never
been troubled since by attack Of the old enemy.
This shows the perman ency of that great remedy.
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WEATHER REPORT.

IMPLICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid.
die States, northwest to southwest winds.
partly cloudy weather, aud areas OF light
snow; and in the Middle Atlantic States,
lower temperature and rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic States, colder
north and east winds, rising barometer,
partly cloudy weather. and light rain or
snow near the coast.
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LICENSES.
--->-~s~s-Ss-c~<--
CITY hCB9EoR,S {

CITY ACBggoR's OFFICER
Tn 1nrsaaosD, VA, JanssrY 2e, 1879. !
hsGiGsfsrsssssr hsGGfrs q WAS,oNs. CApTs fsgnys t1snKs5
" sshiebT ~ np.ikAeUBES, and oties VEHICLES
80 DJcsS asssaai !ieease 10 seenifs6; also, owD-
( ssagfcp,Ss.n5sf icS, and GOATS. are notified
Ssksr fb. Ls is vii be issued from sass oiBce on
SsGs snna asi o. February, TO expire ca the 3ist
fs, 1885. j.. u. RoSSTER.
~ Auditor.
ssaS Waers OF earts engaged in esanline
s s sse required by ordinance 10 pss6ent
e'ssS 'a sf VT seefaaeate Thef applying for H.
- c.iPcss d. .B.BDYSTER.
sz4z-@Ssss1s Ssa-5 - k1fdsfOy.
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NDIyrDUAL cRaGLoTTEs by the single one !,
by the dozen ut PIzzlgf'e. : :

HOUSEHOLD EC0yOMY.-The housekeeper or
COOK who studies economy In the kitchen can do 90
In one direction By always using DooLEY's YEAST
POWDER. itwsli be found ,raly economical and
valuable assistant In baking biscuits, rolls, bread
cake Of all kinds, wanes mullins and mos. al, arti
cies prepared from -four. And why? Becauge In
using the .DooLEY POWDER you cave IN eggs In
shortening, In patience, IN everything: and when
Inc baking Is done 1t is turned out light. pala,abe,
ana wholesome, so that every morselis eaten up and
no Masfp -
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PIANO RECITAL To-DAY.-Miss Zetelila
Cooke viii give piano recital to-day at !
O'Clock nj the book. k.store OF Messrs. Waod-
house Il Parbam. The programme for Me
occasion Is q line one, and Miss Cocke "
capable OF snitabiys interpreting II. shs ss
graceful and finished performer, ana CAP
jlnpegt much that IS useful and agreeable.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-In this
court yesterday-Judge Hughes presiding
S. r. franklin, w. D. Gills, and A. %.
Mooklar, assignees in bankruptcy, indicted
for failing to make their annual reports as
required By law, were tried by jury, found
guilty, and sentenced to pay fine OF 81
each.
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ROBBERY. The hen-house Of Justice John
n. Hopkins was entered nj "ht before last by
chicken-thieves, and every one it contained
stolen. They were very tiuc chickens, con-
ssting Of game and leghorn.
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SERMONS TO YoUNG MEN.-Thc course OF
sermons to young men at old st. johns
church. on Church Hill, has proven great
success, and is exciting quite an interest.
The congregations in attendance have been
beyond the capacity Of the building to seat.
Tomorrow night the Rev. Mr.. jackson, the
popular and eloquent pastor OF Grace
church, will preach the third sermon OF the
course. A yet larger congregation Will no
doubt greet his anpearanoo.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

rs On all safes or lPeak Estate made bet.ssst
the 1st Of January Gn,i iast n Juns the toreafot
the present yeGr have to be Daia bythe purchaser
On all SdleS made bettoeen ks lst of July and iGS
Of the year tie tares huUc to be paid by the seller
. This custom was adopted about fifteen years age
by all The real estate agents in Richmond, and spa
plies TO Richmond and ricinityl
RICHMOND BAZAAR, II A. NJ, eleven horses.
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PERsOyAE.

~ fora ahE..R. =, G. SUTTON desires to In
tg ta ow b. and the pahic generaiiy that
saa saa Main a,s., U uSEs. No. iolI
s he ss es;sosits the where he
assrsy with Keisnsssae g .hefgs g. SUTTON.
~ s'ss sssa George Gibson, Js. Il ss-bs 4
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EXPERIENCE MEETING. The social prayer
and eXperience-meetings held at Trinity
church, Twentieth and Broad streets, are
growing in interest, and are largely attended.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

JunGE OF ELECTION SENTENCED TO JAZZ
FOR A YEAR.--In the United States Court
Yesterday, In pronouncing sentence on a.
Vaughan, OF Petersburg, convicted OF per.
petrating fraud at the late congressional
election, Judge Hughes said:
Unless our elections are honest there can
be no true expression OF the will OF the peo.
Pile, which is the basis on which our insti.
tutions rest. We must have honest efec.
tions or abandon the experiment of popular
seli-government. 1t ia intolerable that the
bailoting Of the people should be perverted
into means Of overthrowing the popular
will and substituting for it the will OF parti
sans. or o, professional manipulators o.
ballot-boxes, or OF periurers.
This case OF A. Vaughan is that Of
Judge Of election entrusted by the Common
wealth with the important duty OF protect
ing the polls from fraud, himself convicted
by Jury Of the highest character and in
telligence OF perpetrating at his own polls
gross fraud. He is not only guilty OF ths
fraud, but that fraud was accompanied By
the aggrayation of perjury, and Of scan
dalous abuse Of the confidence Of the Com
| monwealtt.
The case seems, therefore, to call for ex
emplary punishment. The law prescribe.
al iup ioOhHShS Va NV lholC tuaH IutS'
years or a fine Of not more than FIVE hundred
dollars, or both, and paying OF the costs O.
the prosecution. ~. s.z.E. ...
It is; impossible that n court could bar,
any other feeling IN determining the pun
| isbment of offences than OF sorrow and re
gret; and therefore 1t has to be more on 1t
guard against disposition to too great lie
niency than to undue severity in exercising
the discretion given 1t by the law.
In this case have concluded to direct tn
clerk to enter judgment against the prison
er, fixing his Imprisonment at one year il
the public Jail OF Petersburg, and his fin
at $3.50 and the costs OF the prosecution.
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LIKE ITS PARENT FLOWER. ATKISsoN's Ex-
TRACT OF VIOLET, the most delicate and refined
of perfumes conceas lis excellence behind is more
widely known sister--the Extract Of White Rose.
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PIzzINI received on yesterday some fine CAN
DiES-such as LEMON CREAM, CHocoLATE
CREAM. PINEAPPLE CREAM, &c. These arc fresh
from the manufacturer. and we advise all who want
something nice 10 call at once.
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ssRK GOODS.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

Having fully determined 0 make change In my
business, we will from this day offer our rytire sock
OF DRY GOODS regardless Of ccst. We now
offering DRESS GOODS ut 1855, reduced from
25c. and l2Hc. worth zoe.
COUNTEPASES TABLE-LINENS. TOWEL
LING, CASSlMERES. BALMORALS, SfIAWLS,
and many other goods too numerous 10 mentio re-
duccd greatly below cost.
We call the special attention OF the ladies to- our
STAMPING. bRAIDING. and EMBROIDERY
DEPARTMENT, which Is promptly ana neatly ex-
eclitcd at very low ratcs.
der. INFANTS CLOTHING Il speciality. Fuil line
OF Zephyrs. Germantown Yarns, ana Shetland
wool: Embroidery Silks IN all shades. Also a full
line Of Cor>ets among which We have the celcara-
tc.. Mrs. Mo1dy's Abdominal Corsets in all sizes.
up 10 80. Crochetng tOnc In all ut It's branches.
An we ask Is to give us cali H.
LEVI HEXTER'S, 627 Broad street.
Mrs. LEVI HEXTER and Siiss SEMos. formerly
of this city, will be pleased TO wait OH the ladies.
ia
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NJ. ELLYsoN h CO.. advertising agents, insert ad.
vertisements in all Of the newspapers OF the United
States ss publishers rates. orjers LEFT at the DIS.
patch countinS-room will receive prompt s.teu
ton.
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FoR ULcERATED MOUTH, the healing properties
OF MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLIc MouTH-WAsH
are unexeeIled. FiftV cents bottle.
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To DE SENTENCED.-In the United States
Court to-day Judge Hughes will sentence
A. W. Wilcox, recently convicted Of mail
robbery.
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For OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayed teeth
and diseased gums. use MEADE & BAKERS CAR
BOLIC MoUTH-WASH. Flsty cents . bottle.
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AYERS CHERRY PEcToRAL-the worlds great
remedy for colds. coughs. consump,ioB and all af-
fections Of the lungs and shroat.
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DIscoLoRED TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the use OF MEADE 4 BAKERS SAPoNINE DEN
THRICE. Fifty cents I5x.
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WANTS.
a FARM.

" -,,. r-seEE. STORY BRICK RESI-
Ihays dear,, desisapr,r sa.sied with good LOT, ont
nSssI I I, nh si,ss ses r;ss 81 @ IA
CHANGE RUN - l. THOMPSON BROWN,
city. gssl Estate Agent and Amctioneer.
~ Ills Main street.
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AMBER " WuIsKEY.-We retal! this pure BYE
WHIsKEY at So per gallon, including State lax.
w. ID. BLAIR & Co.
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| CREAM WALSUTs and CREAM PEcANs fresh at
| PIZZiNI's. AS we make but few Of these confcc-
tons such Of customers desire them must send
parly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-15

"AMBER" WHIsKEY, sold by W. d. BLAIR &
Co., Mt s2 per ga'lo including State tax, is good
sound, pure whiskey.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-15

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