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Am Illinois woman Burics a Man She
SupposcS 10 be Her Husband.

The South Bend Qnd.) Tribune, in a re-
cent issue. says:
Mr.. Josiah Hill, employed at the lower
Sludcbaker shop, has been a resident of this
plac" for two years. \ few months before
coming here he WAS the victim of one OF the
most wonderful cases OF mistaken identity
on record. Mr.. Hill and his family lived at
No. - Grant Place, Chicago, and he fol-
lowed his trade OF gardening in Evanston
and adjoining villages. He had formerly
resided in Evanston, and was known by
nearly every person in the village. On Sum
Gay morning, june II. 1876, min WAS
run over and killed at Evanston by an in
coming railroad train. The corpse was ut
once Identified as that Of Mr.. Josiah Hill,
the gardener. Word was sent TO his family,
consisting Of wife and daughter. aged
sixteen. and they went to Evanston to care
for The body OF the unfortunate husband
and father. The wife wept. and in her
almost inconsolabe grief frant;caly carcsScd
The dead one. Tie inquest was held, and
there was no lack OF evidence concerning
the dead mans identity. Tn fact. there was
so much unimpeachable evidence establish
ing the identity that it WAS never once men
toned. When tue inquest was over the wife
took charge Of the remains, and on Tuesday,
the day appointed for the funeral, the body
was borne 10 the grave amid the lamenta-
tionS OF large circle OF friends and ac-
qualntanccS. That, apparently, was the end
or Mr.. Josiah Hill on this earth. On the
iury ut the inquest WAS Mr.. kearncy, depu-
~ sheriff OF Cook county, who, among
others present at the time, knew Mr.. Hill
very well and Swore 20 the identity. On
TUESDAY. the day OF the funeral, he made an
official trip 10 Winnetka, place about five
miles distant from Evanston, and was
frightened out OF his senses at seeing what
he at ii st took to be Mr.. Hills ghost at
work in Il garden setting out celery plants.
He finally hailed the object and was
somewhat re,iSSurcd when lie heard Mr..
Hills voice return the salutation. Still, he
could not disabuSe his mind Of the idea that
if WAS HIPS ghost. Mr.. Hill thought the
man was crazy ut first, and upon listening
to a subsequent explanation concluded
that bis surmiSc was correct, and all the
way back to Chicago, to which city he
returned with Sheriff Kearncv, he re-
GREETED the untimeiy fate Of his friends
brain. But Judge OF bis surprise and
astonishmcnt upon entering his own
home to see his wife scream out and faint
before W hat she took to bc an apparitiou.
Sheriff K-arncy assured her that il was her
husband. and that he found him working
in garden at Winretka, and that the party
she had Just buried, aud whose identity
they had all sworn to, must lie somebody
else. Mrs. Hill had never doubted the
identity OF the dead man for an instant.
Her husband had left her only few days
before TO do some work at Evanston and
Winnetka. Indeed. it was some time before
either her or her disconsolatc daughter
could be convinced that their husband and
father was still alive. To this day it is
mystery who the man was that was killed.
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RrIu -aa>.n March ~. 1876

RIru -~aNn, MARCH II. Mo
Dr.. Dispatch: Yonr" Miniature Alma
na: for to-day says: Moon sets, 1:47. High
Tide-Morning, r0etS. evening, ll:2l.
The wing of same date says: Moon
rises. l:47. High Water Morning, 11:jI; !;
evening, 1905.
Which can rely upon in case I want 10
go a-tisLlng?
Also. please inform, il you can, why the
water from the hrdrants. after it stands
s1y all ni-ht-becomcs very offensive to the
smell: These are questions which interest
many, if not all, OF our citizens, and it
would be an accommodation to have them
answered correctly. II the water which
we all drink is free from impurities. it
ought not to become offensive after stand
in. only twelve hours. Perhaps others
have noticed this pecIlliarity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-03

A NEW STEERING INTENTIONAL new
Invention for steering vessels by steam in
stead OF by hand was tested in New York
Monday on one OF the largest and most un-
manageable tugs in that harbor. BY the old
way Of steering a vessel, when there is 4
strain on the right OF the rudder there is a
corresponding slack on the left, and this is
what causes all delay and hard work in ham
ding the wheel. The new invention picks
up this slack and holds it. No matter in
what position or in what angle the rudder
is placed, it is held as taught as though it
was straight.
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Asa man WAS passing a house in Port
land, Me-, the other day, a tWO-yeaI-old
oir} who was playing in sccond-story
room jumped out of the window and
struck fairly on his head. The child fell to
tbe pavement and was badly bruised, though
nat seriously hurt, and the man, except
being half scared to death, was not much
injured.
The Count Joannes has bid fare"ell 10
the New York stage for the present. Inc
audience was small on Monday, but tue ooys
nresent made more noise than might De eX-
pected, and Orchard The Ill ana "our
American Cousin " might as well have been
pantomimes for all that could DE hearo'
DISPATCHES received at Milwaukee an
nounce the discovery OF gold in the upper
Michigan peninsula. 1t is SAID tnat Tue
analysis made proves that it yields at the
rate OF S1,400 per ton. Gold s.aiso Deeh
discovered near the Bru!e river.
Sojourner Truth, who is living in her
own small domicile in Battle Creek, Mich,
is now one hundred and four years old. She
has remarkably good health, her sight is
still excellent, and she talks as entertain
ingly as ever. ,-... .....>,.
The St. Louis papers continue to report
the arrival there Of additional negro re-
fugees, and state that they are generally
better off than those that preceded them,
and are able to pay their way TO Knpsas.
The Sunday law Just made by the North
Caroliua Legislature provides against the
loading Of freight and the running OF trains
on the Sabbath between sunrise and sun
3 ... -
The last descendant Of John Bunyan died
lately In England. She was an anc,eEt
dame of; eights.four, and her name was
Ann Webster.
Seven inches OF snow fel! IN Boston on
Monday.
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LICENSE TAXES.
OFFICE or CITY CoLLEcToR,l
RICHMOND, VA, April !, 1879, !

OFFICE or CITY CoLLEcToR,l
nn,c RICHMOND. VA, April !, 1879, :.
/! J,,n fflCE WILL BE.OPEN DAILY
Il d ,,' O'clock A. NJ. 10 6 o'clock p. NJ. from the
c4s ~s OWN 81 April for the purpose OF receiy-
a.. LICENSE TAX
ertsm,L lawyers, Doctors. Dentists. Commission
Slsr br.,, Merchandise brokers, Stock and Ex-
| IsIna@ero, Wholesale and Retail Llquor-Deai-
fHs.Ens' Eestauranfs. Saloons, Boarding. and
y! .Aucti0Deers. Lumb Der. Measurcrs,
Is, AID !, ineatrcs and Halls: Telegraph, Ex.
Pa iss, 6Ai nAi CompauiE $: Mercantile Insurance,
a!ls S..hSseal hSsal Estate, Empio, ElcnI. Ticket, and
IA, snS ' ,ysier- -DeiielS, ScaSengers. P,otogra-
9.,ss.. h'l others liable to license tax. Il L
In Fst from CITY Ordinance:
f. a. yish ~ rema1n3Dg unpaid on the LIST day OF May
+ sg;, 10! ie than cue dollar aud no more than
sis 1or zach day thereafter win be tnpOeed.' -
|sl.lm A. u. WQJpsON,
Collector.
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DIR. WuDoH'S CoD-LtSEH OIL AND i.INE.-ih-
r,,,d need no longer tryad 10 take That great spe
cigc for Consumptiou. As,hHa, and threatening
Conghs-C op-LIyEs OIL Asn LINE. As prepafe''
by Dr. wilbor II Is robbed Of The nau;euinI 'sHe,
ana n.o embodcs a preparation OF the Phosphate OF
Lime giving nature the very article req"'rel 10 an
the healing qualities OF the ol,and to recrease "nrE'
d .ease has destroyed. This article a'so iof hn
markable tonic, and will cause weaA I" na.,. y,
a". Gus :, hccom, strous and robust. 1t shouid oe
to g., every f,m,,y Tor instant use on The hrss hp'
,,snr,ncc of coughs or Irritation OF tie Lungs
Mann nsae,ured only by A. u. wILBon, chenist' Dos
,,, g,II f,y NIL Druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-03

TuE NEW ICE-wAGoS turned out yeatcr-
day from the mauufactory Of Robert II.
Bosher, OF this city, for Captain 4. e. Bah
cock, is in all respects equal to the best
work from northern factories. 1t was
drawn by a pair OF fine black horses, which
were furnished with new suits OF harness
from the factory Of Samuel 5. Cottrcl q
Co. This is the sixth turnout from these
establishments for the same cntcrprlsinS
ice-dealer, and they prove that in work
manship and prices our city mechanics can
comDete with the world.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-03

Anneraii0n.-The committee appointed
by The City Council regarding The question
OF annexation are 1t present engaged IN
pre- pairing the requisite statements prepara-
tory 10 forwarding the same to the R1cil-
mond committee. 1t will perhaps be seVe-
raj weeks before the committee will be able
to complete the work, consequently the
iOint committees will not meet again for
some Iimp.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-03

Brief Nems.-TAe Lyeeum viii give one
OF its attractive sa:rfeS tonight At their bail.
The Beau Mo1ae Assembly asld meet
ing Tuesday night. and contemplate giving
grand bali at very carly aie. The So
ciables given by these clubs are among the
chief amuse.Hents presented in the city.
Rev. Mr.. ,yeddelI, Of So. 3ohn's ehurch.
Richmond. Is announced to preach at the
Meade Memorial church Tonight,
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4 Lost ChiM.-There was quite an ex-
element near the Meade-Memolla chuieti
Yesterday afternoon, occa>oncd by the Ind
ing OF Il little child who had straycd rom
its home. \ large crowd c0nEregatcd
around the little runaway. FINALLY Tue
father of the child, who had spent SeFeEaf
hours searchin. for the missing one, came
IN and took him home.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-03

MAEEGSESTEls ARD VICINITY.

.NcGeN Register. The amount OF revenue
derived from the Mollclt register for the
month OF March. rs presented by the Com
missioner CT Revenue, is as follows: MINI
Der of alcoholic drinks registered, 4,G19;
amount OF revenue obtained, SllI.05; num-
Der OF malt drinks registered. l,54S revenue
derived, &7.1T-total, $l2i.S2; showing IN
incrcas" oi $50 as compared with the Feb
rlllI,N reNOrt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-03

City CouncH-A regular meeting OF the
CITY Council will tate place Tomorrow
night. 1t Is hoped that the Council VIII
take further steps concerning the repairing
OF the Free bridge. The body will meet at
8 instead OF = O'Clock, as hcretoloac.
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FOR RENE.

DOR KEENT.-"THE i A l. l. \ K d c..
L i:ousE.' in the city Of Richmond. Is for nj
..i.. l. i 10" We'll know 10 require description.
!. .|s-sGU uu Isl May next. Apply 10
r54g.e1dyw GRUEES 6 WILLIAMS.
EUR RENT. DWELLINGS on Mar Ess
sA1N between Seventh and Eighth streets. G..s
EENh tarr!sgc-hnu>e and stable: DIV ELLlNG ON
ttS,G.an BEL Hcen Eighth and Ninth streets: SMALL
nh Ri .iNG corner Eighth and Clay streets: I'll in
~ e,nTiFF. asG. TWO FLOORS OF BUILDING
w.. II f':hh street. suitable for iyery-stable or
- -''a'e-iaclo,y. Eent low.
..., CHARLES r. DAVIS.
- -V-!Et~ No. Ill north Eighth street.
tOh RENT, THAT DESIRABLEG a.
=, iHk>iDtNCE No. Gl5. corner OF Grace &:::I
'"s Nftct>. containing scren rooms bath, &c
-H 'ord Stable and /; large lot attached. set IN
- aha uii trees. The premises are In first
repair. Apply to
q, Jui:A I. GODDlS. Real Estate Agent.
80: Bank and Eleventh streets.
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WEATHER REPORT

INDICATIONS FOR TO.DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather,
winds mostly from northwest to southwest.
stationary or lower temperature.
For the South Atlantic States, warmer,
clear or paitlv cloudy weather, winds most
ty from northwest TO southwest, stationary
or higher pressure.
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THE CITY GAS.
Animal Report OF .fsc snpcrintes,da mt
Of thc Works.

INTERESTING FACTS And FTGUREs-coAL,
COKE, AND GAS CONSUMED DURING THE
PAST FISCAL YEAR-RECEIPTS AND Dis
BuRsEMENTs--COMPLA OF consul
MERs ON ACCOUNT OF LARGE EILLs-1M-
PURE GAS. &C. &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-03

SALE OF LoTs IN THE WEST END McssrS.
Chatiin, Staples & Co. sold by auction on
Yesterday about thirty-four lots north and
west OF the Marshall reservoir, on Reser-
yoir, Cbatiin, Taylor, Ashland, and Clal-
borne streets. The prices realized were
very low. They will have another sale in
the same section in few weeks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-03

THE MOZART THIS F.rENIXG-THE CHORUS.
First, overture, " Scmiramidn' QtoSsnD,
orchcstra; second, chorus with orchestra,
See. the CoHquerin@ Hero Comes" ilan-
dcn. I!cZlrt chorus; third. solo soprano.
cuyllina Lucia (Donizettil, Miss Swain: :
fourth, solo (riano). Moonlight Sonata
(i5rclhovcn) Miss Kate II. Mcra; fifth.
" "Laryo" tiIandcD, organ, piano, and
strings; sixth, solo soprano, "Who,s 5 at My
Window:" (Osborne), Miss Swain: scv-
enth. solo (clarinct), "Marianna" ('assI),
Signor JardeI!a; eighth, chorus with or
chcstra, "1nfammatus' (RosSIni), Mozart
chorus.
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r,rs r.r.w., STATED BY DIR. JOHN
= wiHGrIELD, \ WkLL-hNo"N
PHYSICIAN OF BROADWAY
roCr1SGu,M COUNTY, VIRGINIA.


.,.-.,.., from letter dated March 25. 1891
,., ,n. middle OF MAY. lS7S. was called
ND'r1sIgy la Mrs. X. L. ". tcnnd hcf con
't,., f ,xcrucix,iug pSin In The hcad' oHck' any
Fa'."",,, ,,,.nlrd With NAUSEA and Som:llnt. fcf hiu
"Sa'' .ori,!a. and The ur,Gc-"hich nl 10 et
s'!s ~ ~ means Di The CathCccScau;y ana CHARGED
- ll.S~I Sue hEu IISS Ei",tl Nh .rt,t t!'S
vIy YNrEHlENClNt; THE MENSIRlAL
VIZ" .Ir informed ,ae that scvcrT:i times IN
!It"' IN, wears The failure OF The monihiy
:s.1a' 90 ,.r several consecutive months had
sg:t".~. - 1 u, a like iT&n ot symptoms,
.s,a i".' ,, these occasions she WAS re-
SO. l@' rrhsgc> rom the lansS or stomach.
I-TtN - ,,nln, aud history OF The Gaze II was
G.rI ha; ne s:;''i ~ !; her condition, and iha, in
:&c ir.'r... :Sr, Eyl >tr"l>ly disturbed their own
;'C ".',"3i 3i~,or,aa p0TtHg an extreme illness of
}rs"!l' -, r,,fpr,!l iha: seemed Al all iud!-
ahN w. W. -. rr,, vs. E4!'hiriiy tested: but without
est. ~ - -. ,r,a,.cn4l sIchi sl!tyia,i0n nI the
i1e@'' ~, :sc,.a.craGy dcs csc'hcd. The Aidacys
" ,'. H. s;,vc. i!.c3N, -. a'''i. amount oi hud
:r'7@.' @ -. l;slf,r Gi! MT exceed two ounces.
c-@"' ..rr, hsfi thai QUruiiiy MAS blood. On
-"1 ".'' '. .''f fr.r dayS passed tcitn0W any Sc
30. 90 ' ram M kifncyS. Il b. came evident
a., rt ~ igi, Iu:'>I die Mc>> ONE fcmcHS could
iEt' '"' lwr sr,s.rv ril.carV than any that had
= ''o. IN .,s case Looking cut ide of matsriG
-Ss;rI ! yoald INirS vl m"lnine ,nal PROMISED 5"
.,,,rn : The ECIEAir LlIuiA AiEf. sprinS
,'@ .,t.nfv IL Nhich was ordered with but
.',,. - IL, iir: hrT alive uulit lis arrival by
| i~. .hr Kin ai.d oAes perform the eliminating
.rrs,,,u, oi irc Kidney. :" loon rs me "a,rr
~. received ~" l1il-t WAS p's ur"n ~ 10 tHc
'.Ig,.,aD # al cIhrr treatment. The result WAS
,'.rr.,gaj,hi:- = The first days nsr of the wafer
,-,,Ts-l ig.rhrG Improvement III the action OF the
.u,,.r> TEo u:iue daiy increased II quan;fy.
srIr:ar p:urorlion oil oiCod IL ii rapidly cimin-
sr4 me nausea. vomiting. and pcin in the head
nj ..,r winch E:& ;" u0,!na:ciy icsLsied all
,....aln,. soon disappeared. Al The end of = week
r.tc: w:> d ,.cI >cd with and the urine WAS
r,s N, ,r,.rrtiy. with hmi = trace "f blood. and in
.v:y .ll,- !rla thc day she commences The use OF
Il. a.s;rT Iac mraStruGI pow "ll cared. anu III
L. ~ al nrf.
E n. which rrnatHr1 uud!>turactl until The month
,&.y-ia0-r. whcn. n.aIicr iailin- 10 have change"
y, 4...u tN.c:irvcCG IN" palrlrj symptoms hereto
= t.~,cl! !,.d. The u>e of Tie li;hia Water. how
s- .,-4 short white. acniu a;ior3, perfect relief,
W.. :hs H., cpu.iuutG well 10 The present lime"
-t.>r ,yatcr> in ,aSc> OF one dozcn haf-gallon
..., - Iar c. al In" Splngs. They can also bc
3. = ri.EtttI. I.ADD < co. Richmond. Va,
,.-:p ,rrra>t. InnN : +. GpUDE.
Proprietor Euta,o !.llhia Springs, Va,
,- I.rt.3t
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CONTEMPORARIES, &c.

DURE CANDlEs.-I am nlaiiaias.a',drs ,,s.i,r.
daily my taI~,iss4sl5f nase efsS nase Ssser GAN
iEln r than any hSIs sue y tn-
psTsse!xc sGcd, pure ass
asana'sihisi xhiier brighter. armes, and IS "asfa'''
10 stand firm nn.J III AZ RJssjEUS. Confeciloaessse
In 80
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SHORTHAND CLASS.-Nr. LAFFERTY, the Cff-
cial stcIoraper 10 The Sen tie uf Virginia, will tby
rriurS') give fun cour>c Of instruction IN rerba-
tl'"' r"prrin2 by sl;1rt-hand tra:amcncing about
the middle of April, 1T his ohi,1. corner of Ninth
aud Franklin streets. The ie>.ous will he of an
hur each. aud on evenings conn, sacnt to the ca.s.
Persons wishing 10 learn the art requested TO
address him (BoS 1894 - is toar.1age the days aud
the hour
Ip al,. t,r npiIr~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-03

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear,
milder, and pleasant.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY ga. NJ, "a:
"A. d.. 90; noon. G7 3 z. NJ, IL; 6 ?.
N.. CO; midnight. 81.
Mean Temperature. 5S.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING At CHAELoTTEsvILLE.-
On Monday next (court-day). MAJOR John
w. Daniel. Mr.. Mcmillan CT Greene, Alr..
Smith OF Nelson, Sir. Riddlcber@er, and
Mr.. Massey will address the citizens OF Al
bemarc 1T Charlottesville on the debl qucs-
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Merry EemeterY.-Tnc number OF inter
mrnis in Maury Cemetery for tie month OF
March, a> presented by the superintendent
was two whites and one colorcG-onc being
awhile paupcr and buried at the expense OF
the city
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RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT woE2 A
SPECIALITY.
C.EANiNG. RYEiNG, SO.

COSYs, PANTS; VESTS, srKd .'i IL S,sI, Ma
&C. ",,:4 Gtess St ias. and sI r.
Of q thprHasa Tls1htnnS n9hn ~ j. II MckEN,SEY q Z
CLEASTIFns q .iS cLEASiHG ESTAh ri1h.
LlsitMENT 4ls sMr.eI M.sseIi'' eniy SO cent? IN the
NEAREST aud ir,t.class siSi@ -
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Base BQN.-Thc baseball season has be-
gun in our midst. Several hiShly-!ntcrest-
inc games have already been played between
the different clubs OF this place, ana have
attracted many interested spectators.
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| havs aaaIyz"i the wh$kcy known under the
brand Of '-l;-SELECT..' controlled by McS>rs. WAL
TER d. BLAiR & CO., Richmond. Va. and lind IL
FREE FROM FISiL OIL aud Other impurities, amt
r, uonracia lis list for medicinal and family pur-
p,sas j. Il. MCCAw, VI. d.,
lac Professor Of Chemistry.
Medical College of Virginia.
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Haoi'' III ne, necessity makes ha!r-dresslng In
d'spensaole to xaaIy. The ney "yIGoE- which
DR.. AYERS laboratory I-s.ses IS orc of ine most do
Hghtful we hare used. I rcatores not only the
color, but gloss a,d uxut1ar.e, 10 faded and gray
h<,yr
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PIHaFOIE BASEBALL CLCE.-Thc Pima
fore Base Ball Club has been organized with
the following members: 4. Bennett, Catch
er; w. IIankins, Pitcher; G. Swain, ). s.;
A. Hankin>, First Base; &. Vaughn, Sc
cond Base; p. Latouche. Third Base; r.
Glenn. l.. f.; +. Baccigaupo, Z. f.; d.:
Napier, r. F.; \. Bennett. Captain and
1'rrasllrer: Paul Latouche, Secretary.
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AQukrIC.-Ata u meeting Of the kanawha
Rowing Club the following officers were
elected: A. N. Kelley, president; Walker
u. Hill, vice president; w. 7. Lee, secre-
tary and treasurer; j. Ii. Anderson,
Thomas Christian, Benjamin Dashieil. and
d. V. Morton, executive committee; walk
er NJ. Hill, first captain; Thomas Christian,
second captain. The Club is ina flourish
in. condition, and has made arrangements
to enlarge its boat-house for It's race-boats
and the accommodation OF its new mem
bnrS
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JAS MACDOITGhTI" 10 4. ". at The once of
\. IIirrl-. ulwnbroGrr, M. l322 Main strec,
a large stock OF forfeited pledges.
r THOMPSON GROWN, 3 T.. ~, cornerstone o
with dwelling above, Oh wc>. Cary and Ran-
dDiph streets.
mo r. LArGfITON. JE.. lUI a. ~. as.orimcnG
Of h0,l .rlpn!d. DarlOr and kitchen furniture.
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BUFFALO LIIIrIA WATER has performed many
remarkable curcs, Eur nnnc'nore So than the :ase
reported, In another portion ca this pzper
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For ULcERArED Mors,I the healing properties,
Of MEADE C BAKERS CATHOLIC MoC3n-WAsiB
are upcIcc4Ied. FIFTY crut> n hGrtr
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WANTED. TIE LADIES TO

WANTED. TIE LADIES TO CALL
y al2l6 Fifth street. one door from Broad. and
:->lEiNG AND SUMMER FASHION. PLATES.
LIAR UEES>NAkf Err, ana ANDREWS'S BA-
-lG. ANDREW>.S PATTERN flnnCd i'll shape.
EN!ruR ana NEW PATTERNS received every
E.. NEEDLES ana Oh. tor :ii machins Fear
"... N.:. o.ur :rcr. T. ,SrER-CAhDS. NOTIONS,
$54HhUDks, piCTl RES. ana PLAlTiNG-
5-u!NAS. Miss SAI.LlE n. SMfTH.
4:a: tar NlcCali'- ana AnGrcws'S itazIr Patterns.
u - - A..,i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-03

An ESTABLISHED FACT -xiERhAS boscnhS ',
r. neoruEn keep the largest aud best-assor'e.'
s,ocx - OF Boots, shoes, Trunks. vases, &c.'n 'hf
r,,y-5Oe and Sll Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-03

Wien any remedial asen, has been fully tested
aud proven II becomes higi, duty that its virtues
sbohld he made known and widely spread. that
others who hare suffered IN Ike manner may and
RELIEF from lis use. The BUFFALO L1TUrA WA
TERS ne noted for their efficacy In diseases pecu-
liar 10 women. ard many cures-such as may be
found In af.o,hcr part Of this paperarc being con-
stIntiy broEght 10 the attention OF the public.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-03

VIOLATING THE FISH LAw.-Pcrsons are
reported as violating the tish law on James
river between Days Point and Jones, :
wharf,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-03

Fon OFFENSIVE BREATH from decaycd teeth
and diseascd':.unss. use MEADE & BAKERS CAR
BtItC Mol?rr-WASH. Fifty cents bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-03

JUANTEU. 4 RESPECTABLE YOUTH
~ about ,i.h.ccn v ars DID, I" TAKE CHARGE
ht EOpk> altd ACT AS CASHIER. Must reside
s3'b III, p2rcu> and furnish best Of ref rtrces.
t.i.>> +. G.. RGEBUCk,
sn$-tls american Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-03

WANTED. \ SITUATION By a
~ YrUNG MAN who has had five years cXne-
...,. 8 The dry "ooh> business Salary 10 object.
l.r .as.i,tl hc>t references. Address
MARION.
.--..,S care o: Carrier No. 2.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-03

WANTED. Il YOUNG MAN used to the
y TAILORING or CLOTHING BUSHES to
.ske tl.r.r ni store. Siusi be able 10 give $500
.gal and furnish best OF city references. Address
NlCOLL, The Tailor,
ar3-lt American Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-03

DtSCoLoHED TI.ETlI rendered. betntifny white
10y the Us" Of MEApE & ia rE;rs SaPoSINE DEN-
THRICE. Fifty ccntS-a box
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-03
'IhrOOL FINE SALT.

...s.S' ..sI1' bark Jupiter now landing, direct from
X For sale by .,,.-..
- DAVENPORT & MORRIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-03

CoIeEEp s'LRs at CAapoao, FouxaUrEAN:t 4,
co.'s.