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A QUARREL. BETWEEN Two WIDows.-A
curious Quarrel between two widows, VINO
claimed TO have the right to decorate! tne
crave OF man named Lispis In st. Louis
Cemetery, has involved the superintendent
of graves in a grave criminal charge. II
transpires that Widow drove WIDOW
emit. enamored of Widow 2, gave her bll.
rial plot, and secretly removed the remains
of Lispis to it. Thus Widow went on
decorating an empty grave, while Widow :
had the real grave to herself. Widow
could not keep so pleasing victory to ner'
sell, and the story got out. The superin.
tendent, frightened by this publicity, siyly
returned the remains to their nrse Iestlns.
Mace. and declared that they had never
been disturbed. Widow 2got angry athim
for this act, and told all to the police. Ar
investigation followed, and ne IS to be trlec
on charge Of grave-robbery.
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THE GREAT GLACIERS NEAR FORT wRANGE
ALASKA.

THE GREAT GLACIERS NEAR FORT wRANGEL,
ALASKA.
A writer In the San Francisco Bulletin is
enthusiastic over the great glaciers near
Fort Wrancel. Alaska. Standing ut the
mouth OF the ford, he says, the water-iore-
ground ts OF pale, milky blue color, from
the suspended rock mud issuing from be-
meath the grinding gacier-ope smooth
sheet sweeping back five or six miles,
like one OF the lower reaches of great
river. At the head the water is bounded
by q barrier wall OF bluish-White ice from
FIVE to six hundred feet high, few
mountain-tops crowned with snow ap-
pearing beyond il. On either hand
stretched series OF majestic granite
rocks from three to four thousand feet
high, in some places bare, in others forest
ed, and all well patched with Yellow-green
chaparrel and fiowcry gardens, especially
about halfway up from top to bottom, and
the whole built together tn a general, va
ried way into walls, like those OF Yosemite
Valley, extending beyond the other, while
their bases are buried in the glacier. This
is IN fact Yosemite Valley IN process Of
formation. the modelling and sculpture Of
the walls nearly completed and well plant
ed, but no groves as yet, or gardens or
meadows on the raw and unfinished bot
tom. The whole front and brow OF this
majestic glacier are gashed and sculp-
tured into q maze OF yawning chasms and
crevasseS, and bewildeIiug variety OF
strange architectural forms, appalling to
the strongest nerves, but novel and beauti-
full beyond measure-clusters Of glittering
lance-tipped spires, gables, and obelisks.
bold outstanding bastions and plain mural
cliffs, adorned along the top with fretted
cornice aud battlement, while every gorge
and crcvasse, chasm, and hollow was filled
with light. Along the sides we could see
the mighty flood grinding against the
granite with tremendous pressure, round
ing the outswelling bosses, deepening and
smoothing the retreating hollows, and
shaping every portion OF the mountain
walls into the forms they were meant to
have, when in the fulness OF appointed
time the ice-tool should be lifted and set
aside by the sun. Back two or three miles
| from the front the current IS probably about
1900 feet deep; but when we examine the
walls, the grooved and rounded features, so
surely glacial, show that in the earlier days
Of the ice age they were all oyerswept, this
glacier having flowed at height Of from
three to four thousand feet above It's pre-
sent level.
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SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.
sHAErSPEARE'S JULIET,


Pain In the right side under the edge Of the ribs,
Increases on pressure: sometimes the pain Is In the
eg side; the patient is rarely able to lie on the LEFT
side: sometimes the pain Is felt under the shoulder
blade, and /; frequently extends to the top effhe
sh5ul!er, and Is sometimes mistaken for rheuma-
tsm in fle arm. The stomach IS affected with loss
of appetite aud sickness; the bowels in general are
eoSive. sometimes alternative with lax; the head Is
!s5ab!ed With pain, accompanied with dub, heavy
sensation in The back part. There Is generat!Y
considerable loss Of memory, accompanied with
painful sensation Of having left undone something
which ought 10 have been done. sllgnr, dry cough
Is sometimes ah attendant. The patient complains
Of wearness ard debility he is easily startled, his
e, are cold or burning, and he complains OF a
prckly sensation of the skin; bis spirits are low;
alc although he is satisfied that exercise would be
beneficial to him, yet he can scarcely summon up
iotude enough TO try it, la fact he distrusts every
remedy. Several Of the above symptoms attend The
disease, bu, cases have occurred where few Of
BEN existed YET examination Of the body after
dssth hs: shown the LIVER to have beer extensive
yce.Ause4.
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= A CURIOUS su1cIDE.-Paul Marguart, .
coal-dealer OF Cincinnati, died very SUD ;.
denly on Sunday, under peculiar ctrcWs q.
stances. He had been lying down on. the
aoor, when his wife told him to go into
another room where he could lie on .. bed.
He bolted himself in, but his Wile forced
Tho door. and found that he was dea d. He
had tied handkerchief around J .is neck
and and the bed-post, and was stap ding up,
leaning against the post. His ',siies states
that she does not think her husband com.
mitted suicide! j She is OF the opinion that
he placed the neckefehief ar ound his neck
merely to play Joke upon 'ner. and that he
died OF heart-disease, or Of some kind OF
fit, caused by the blood Rushing to his head
when he leaned over. She says he repeat
,edly pretended that he; was drunk, to tease
her, when, he was perfectly sober. de
leaves four childrPn, one being only two
months old. t.ss'-t - .S.... ~
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rGreenbrier independently


On last Saturday Messrs. Lee Cackley,
Allen Grimes, Chesley Rodgers, and two
or three others whose names we did not
learn, met at point some five or six miles
from Mill Point, on what is known 1as
Stamping creek, with the intention Of taking
a deer chase. Mr.. Rodgers took the dogs
ard went to the woods to start the deer.
After having travelled considerable dis
tance his attention was drawn to the fierce
barking OF his dogs short distance of. Mr..
Rodgers quickened his pace, strikinga bee
line for the dogs. He soon discovered that
he had "treed" something. He advanced
cautiously toward the tree. Suddenly he
was very much frightened, for closely hug
ging the tree was very large black bear.
Mr.. Rodgers concluded to "try him pop"
as he expressed it, and having first pulled
off his boots in order that he would not be
incumbered ia case he should have TO CLIMB
a tree, he took aim and fired. when, 70 his
astonishment, bruin jumped out OF the
tree and made for another one. mr. Rodgers
saw him run up huge cherry-free, and
Immediately started in pursuit, approach
ing as close TO the tree as he thoughtadvisa-
BILE, and looked up in the top for bruin hut
it seems that bruin had concluded not to
60 SO high this time, and was sticking only
three or four feet from The ground on the
other side OF the tree. Being wounded and
not in very good humor, he soon discoy-
cred Rodgers, and started towards him,
evidently Intending to use him up. Rodgers,
however, took to his heels. he did not run
far until he sought refuge in the friendly
branches of an oak sapplng. Just at this
interesting moment the dogs came to his
rescue and compelled bruin to take 10 a
tree. Rodgers now descended, his nerves
all unstrung. After eXhausting nearly all
his ammunition be succeeded III bringing
bruin down, who proved to be very fine
specimen, weighing nearly 400 pounds.
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POSTAL STATIsT1cs.-The following is O
report OF mall-matter delivered and collected
by the lelter-carriers at the Richmond post
office for the month OF October: Carriers
employed, 16; delivery trips daily, 2,3, and
4 collection trips daily, 9, 3, and 4; regis
tered letters delivered, 9G9; mail letters
delivered, 1l6.355; mail postai-caris dc
llvered, 34,325; local letters delivered,
9,210; local postal-carCs delivered, 10,O36
newspapers, &C., delivered, 5S,744; letters
returned to the Office, 297; letters collected,
81, 800; postal-cards collected, 27,liS; news
papers. &C., collected, 1,453. Total postage
on local matter delivered. through the
boxes. general delivery, or by carrier,
S323 a.
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F0n EsMT.
EOR9 RENT. NICE DETACHED 1i

EOR9 RENT R1CE DETACHED a
= BRIek DWELLING No. 6oa north II
siStn stree, petssen Cay and Leigh streets; con-
sEVERaL Of Those lssl nEsfaasaii Sasiai 4 iorrs,s
ROW. TENsAtENTSS on xsrace. befwees MsJsso,,
and Jefferson streets; len rooms: gas wnfer ~
trobe stove. range. bath, &c.eSc. 49,
DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING Mo- a,1
west Grace, between Madison aud Hoproc stra.fs. !.
ten rooms I'D all convenience. SEs 'It.fs~'
DESIRABLE BRj0N RESDENCE No M
west Grace. nor hwest corGcr OF AdaIss street
everything compiete and In thorpsxh repay =
BRlCk RESIDENCE No. 280T Franklin, street.
soathea,i corner OF rwenty-serehth strees; eight
fo0mss Kitchen, stable. &c. - ay5t.-g.... ...,t
NICE DETACHED BRICK DWELLING No.
solo FRANKLIN, between Tweuty.siIt n aud THen-
-se'eh'h Streets six rooms; kiIchcns gas, sater,
LARGE STOCK BRICK RESIDENCE Naa sos
cast Mar'hall street, between Eighth and SfIs;h
complete. ' ~ S'e13"AaH6
DESIRABLE AND CONygSrEyrEY.IO.
SAIED RESIDENCE. now occupied tsyI A. NJ
Lyon Esq, on the vest side of Fifth between Slain
ana C3ry sIrtets: ten rooms, and all cenve ,sces
NICE BRICK TENEMENT No. 23I6 MarshaIr
street, between Twenty Third and Twenty fourth
streets; seven rooms and everything eompiete.
DETACHED BRICK DWELLING No. 3o2
west Grace street, between Madison and Mcaroe
stree seven rooms; gas, water, detached Kitchen,
bath. &c, &c.
/ have on INV books many other HOUSES. which
VIII, put In thorough repair if NOT alIeaay so. al
or which oEer 1t very low rents. Persons wish ID
70 rent VIII please give ME call. am satisfied
eau sait them. ROBERT B. LYME,
no U 1212 Main street.
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THE MOZART THIS EyESING.-First, over
ture, "Cheyal de BronZe," (Auber,l orches-
ira; second, solo soprano, "L'Orgia,"
(Ros .ini,) Miss Chamberlayne; third, solo
piano, Miss Paxton: fourth, a, March,
..Greeting :. to America" b, Lock Vogel," "
Polka (BlaD; fifth, solo soprano, Miss Pax
ton: sixth. solo violin, " Yankee Doodle"
(Vieuxtemps,) Mr.. H. T. Laube; seventh,
solo soprano, Swallows" Pinsuti,) Miss
Chamberlayne; eighth, pot-pourri, "La
Trayiata,n (Verdi,) orchestra.
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THE WEATHEE.-The unusually early
/" "cold snap" which is upon us reached its
minimum on Wednesday morning, when
the thermometer recorded 100 at sunrise.
1t may probably be in the memory OF that
venerable individual, the oldest inhab1t-
anti when thus early in November wohad
50 crea: 4 degree OF cold, but we venture
to suggest that it Is not of frequent occur
renee in this latitude.
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OUR CoLoEED TRooIs.-The State Guard
and Attucks Guard paraded with a band
last night to serenade the Governor and the
gentlemen who act ed as judges OF the com
petitive drill at tine Fair, in which these
companies won the first and second prizes
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BRIEF ITEMs-PERsoNAL.-Mr. j. r.
Hockaday was not indicted for doing busi-
ness without license, but for failing TO
pay the tax on his sales reported, as re-
quired by law. Mr.. Hockaday has paid his
usual licenses cat the proper time), and mas
those receipts of the officers.
The Commissioners OF Election-Messrs.
r. T. Daniel, Jr., John j. Cannon, D. B.
Jones, William E. Nye, and William File
senbeimer-will meet at the clerks office
OF the Hastings Court to-day at 10 O'Clock
TO canvass the election returns.
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Here is the s:uperscription OF letter from
France, which found its way to Governor
Jarvis, Of North Carolina CHS Excel
lency, Nonsier, the President OF North Gar.
lgolina,, Raleigb, America" That must haVe
been forwarded before Keys order tooA
e6act,-Et AfbaHs Advertiser. ,-g.5 ,a
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y : ''''t'';'' IL TIE FIELD, ] q!
|, ,..,.., ;. .cAap u. EAR RAwLSs, W. To- s.
'.11'' : 90 October 2s, 1917 II
Dear Brother, = arrived here on the 10th
instant after a severe march onfoot through
rough and mirY sfudA'e Aiter oeing re-
lieYed from our perilous PosiGon In tne en-
trenchaents by Genera, Mer1ltts Fntn
cavalry, we started for tbt' above sation'
where we are now awaiting !, urtner oraefs'
and being remounted. ~. -
Our. six days and six nigrfs IN Tue eh-
trenchments was something a ever want
to experience again, living for tha> time on
hard bread and water; and tSes steueu
arising from the dead animals was solne-
thing awful. Here. we have some Eetly
rough times, having no shelter save very
light canvas. Our clothing, too, is WY
poor and thin, we having lost aIl our " .'nt' I
clothing IN. the corral when the Ind 'ans'
fired the wagon.traip. ] have one year 70
serve from the 14th OF next month; then 4
intend 10 abandon soldering forever. anG'
return again to civilization. We don't
know the moment we NAV be ordered from
here, consequently don't know our Future
movements Your affec;ionate brother,;
: JOSEPH NEURofaR,
Company b, Third United States Cavalry. 4
In general orders Sergeant Neurohr ls
named FIRST in the list Of non-conmlssloBed ed
officers and privates .sas deserving special.
mention for gallantry," and the following
gives credit to the command to which he
belongs:
RAWLINGS, WYo., October s, 1879. .
Captain D., Scott Payne, Fifth Regiment OF
CdUairv: IL.
The gallant conduct OF yourself and men
on the bard-fought field Of Milk river with
the Ute Indians on the 29th ultimo, and the
management OF the battle after the fall OF
the gallant Thornburgh, as we'll as the pru-
dcnce, courage, and judgment in the con-
struction OF Offences and holding them
against superior force during so many
days and nights of terrible suspense and
danger. until relief reached you, not only
deserve the highest concentrations l can
give, but the thanks of the country.
Very sihcery your friend.
GEORGE CROOK, Brigadier-General.
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AGUE AND FEVER.

DR. {. McLANE's LIVER PILLS, in cases
a'tE AND FEVER, when taken with outline, are
productive Of the most happy results. No better
csaaric can be used preparatory TO after taking
'-is disease TO give them FAIR TRIAL.
fes al bilious arrangements, and as simple pur-
ssAFe, they are uneQualed.
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POLICE UNIF oRM.-The Police Board have
resolved to ST. md firm in their order about
new uniform 49,. The men must get them by
the 1st OF January. The coats will be sim
gle.breast ID, military style.
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AnUSEM ENTS.

PROFESSOR II. F. LAU BE'S GS
HnsSClNG ACADEMY. LEEY'S HALL. "a
HptSjSG MATINEE SOlREE SATUR- E.k
nu,Y Xoye,n6cr s:h. al AZ o'clock. Gentle s-@@~.
nS,, n 35r.: no charge for ladies'. WEDN ESDAf
md SATURDAY AFTERNo o0NS Tor LadieS,
EVENINGS for Gentlemen. First lessons given
1,'ra,.,v. Those desiring 10 enter will please call
On tay Gi opening or The regular days or tuition
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m W. TlGNOR, No. 1870 MAFI STREET,
cIrSS' pIFIEs. POWDER. SHOT. CAPS, FISH
INGTACkLE and sPoRTTlSe;g naTd : 20 1ops seasrsy
The attention IN 9R1Resspao q es pSoo N sa Gss iG new
and second hand, winch ~!p be sold at moderate
prices. REPAtRIAG Of s..i kinds done 2 short
notice, oc oclS-o6"@"3"
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An article is going the rounds treatlngon
the best method OF putting away potatoes.
iA family OF about eight, including three
bows and three girls, can put away potatoes
about as successfully as is necessary 80 lsonss
SsHtiesl, '5s:. s. 4.':1 ~ :,.s. s; . s;.s
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.ewEATHER REPORT.

?, IsptciTIONs FoR To-DAY.-For the, Mid
die States. slowly-ialling barometer east
erly to southeriy winds, increasing, cloudi
ness and snow or rain, with rising tempe
rature. ,...s..s,. a..#
For the South Atlantic States, easterly to
soutberly winds, rising temperature, falling
barometer, increasing cloudness and areas
OF rain.
TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
quite cold.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY q. NJ, %;
8 A. Nj, So: noon, 4;'3P. ID, 90; z.
d., Al; midnight. Sc. a. j..
Mean temperature. 425.
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

Tue genuine are never sugar-coated. r-T,
Livery box has red wax seal Oh the lid, with the
IDfession DR.. McLANE's LIVER PILLS. as;
lne genuine McLAsE's LIVER PILLS bear the
's-asnres Of e. McLANE and FLEMING BROS, on
s,appers %,....],
spon having the genuine DIR. c. McLAsE'e
81 SLs, prepared by Fleming Bros, OF
01'sh, Pa, the market being hl OF limitations
A's lame &cLAyg. spelled differently but same
>~-se ~laaeiat.on. - my12-deow1y .
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prruM6Sp AND ALLEGHANY r. Il. Co.,
No. so BROAD STREET, :

,,urpE WILL BE A GENERAL MEET
We OF the STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
I,s11iWeSD AND htLEGHANY RAILROAD
.NMwnptSY at the company's office. In Rish,nond,
70 IA, the elect Ton Of president and board OF
i.s"cts and the transaction Of any business that
c.. bl regularly brought before an annusi meet
E"' JAMES S. WELLS.
!st' ..t Secretary.
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAT-JuStice 10
seph j. White presiding.-Alfred Harris
(c,lored), charged with deceiving Maria
Miles under promise of marriage, was con-
tlnued until day. Bail allowed in $500.
George Fields, charged with cruelty beat
ing a horse Of John B. Tyree, and John B.
Tyree charged with assaultins and abusing
George S. Fields. Both cases continued till
to-day.
William Davidson. charged with assault.
ing and beating Nike Jackson, was tined
$3.50 at the station-house by Justice Nc
Gphpe
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GRIIRBS WILLIAMS 4 p. AZ. br,rI ro.,so, =.
40 osa o. Grace street, between Filth and SIKH
-. : 1~TTEy ~ = .yEeI 'H'
FRANK D. HILL, AZ p ", truste.is sale -, ~.
elegant brown-stone cweng No. 2Is, porths
west corner OF Grace aud Thtrd streets.
fRaNClS I. ISBELL. 1 p. 81, brick clay prnnertx,
WIN dwelling, bounded by semmes and Wcro.
nough streets and Barney anG Alien streets IN
the city Of Manchester. '' '''ee''' III
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'gitltnlonl Diispatths
THURSDAY seyBABEa 8, 1879.

/, p,TRE: CIRCULATION OF THE BlspATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE. COMBINED CIRGU-
LATIoS OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEEs-
.SAPERS or TIE CITY. z )" II
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HUsrISGs COURT, YEsTERDAT.-ln the
Hastings Court yesterday e. G. Tbon was
tried for selling liquor on Sunday and &C.
quilted.
Conrad Sauer was tried for the same OF.
fence and acquitted.
In the cases Of F. B. Wassmer and George
Guvernator, charged with the same offence,
il nolle prosequi was entered without costs.
William Graham, charged with breaking
into the house OF j. A. Green aud stealing
silver coin, was tried and convicted of petit
larceny, and sentenced to thirty-nines stripes.
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! LOCAL MATTERS.

A h.eAvE RICHMoSD SOLDIER & OF THE
FRosrIgh's-The following, received by
Mr.. r. p. lNeurohr, Of this city, is interest,"
~. '1't: - 2i1E> IifLI n,
knS = ~, -,..t.1
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DON'T PHYsI,. for 1t weakens and destroys, but
use Hop Bitters that builds up, up!
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n. EIIYsoS 4 CO., advertising agents, insert ad
yersements in all OF the newspapers OF the Unisse
STA aes q. publishers rates. Orders left st the Dc
match countiug-room Will receive prompt atten
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OFFICE OF TUE JAMES RIvERiANDl

INF ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
sTnCkH0IDERS OF THE JAMES RIVER
iy6 KANAWHA COMPANY. and Of tie Ru-
lnnTGpsXY. viii be held al this Office on WEDNS,S-
ny November l2. lS19, st 5 O'Clock +. NJ.
-Ai' WILLIAM Z. MUNFORD.
Secretary.
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w. ID. BLAIR & Co. have Just received large loa
of TEAS. Prices very low, y
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TPORA LODGE. No. 116, >,sss2::.

4 JRORA LOOHE. NO. IIo, ,ssssisSsSSssS
A / o. O. F.-The regular meeting Ssc
r. nj. Iol.e viii, Dc held al WiSin. SESSgS;s.aC ~
" ..,'s ~ Hall. THIS tThursdayj EVE
XIX; nj - o'ccrs. Puncinal attendance Is earnest
:. Seircj CandidateS fIr imitation and degrees
I'm b. ou hand promptly at $50 O'Clock; Members
~ x,S,r- odyes are cordially invited 10 be present
p' ''"'' - JOHN j. SULLIVAN.
,,,e7h,s Secretary.
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SPECIAL NoTICE-Atention Is called to the sale
THIS EVENING at AZ O'Clock OF the elegant BROWN
STONE DWELLING, built by the late DR.. Frederick
Marx, corner of Grace and Third streets.
FRANK D. HILL & Co., AuctioneerS.
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DOR RENT, THAT RECENTTY-M

EOR RENT, THAT RECENTLY-@
BUILT ELEGANT RESIDENCE No. E:I
7lS Frnnklln street, between seventh and Eiuhth-
containing len rooms, besides servants rooms,
Kitchen oaih-roon plot and cold waterl ud numer-
ous closets, panrrfes, cfothes-rooms. &c. admirably
arranged throughout the house. The architectural
plan OF This house Is such that for Ixht, yeutlaiou
superior IS not 10 ne found-e~ery chamber tcing
provided With stationary wardrohes, The parlors
whh ornsnented ground. glass folding doors, and
the front baseineut-room admirably adapted .or
office purposes, " desired. 1t Is sed m such pro-
perry Is found upon the rent market Of Richmond.
Rent low. Apply 10
A. B. GOODMAN. ESQ.,,
7O8 Fr3nkln street,
or j. THOMPSON BROWN, AGENT,
nos J.1w lll3 Main street,
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AUCTION SALES 'r,nIs@ BAY,

,bsgg ~. GA Sdtes OF Re9t sstcts mnss bax,k.
shs &c 10. y sanNary and Lost oI June The tagssTS
" Gtf SGtef .as 5stiosen ths st oT Ttg,s anT1n.
Iae yeef ths tzes havs to BE- paid 6u fs I'll,
tiMtS cRstosl 6ss adont.s ahoot aftee,, sg,
giles to Richu1oad and vicinity. s'aa a'
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing Done a.v u
DISPATCH PRHTISG-HousK. eoeo ~oss' '.ov
prices, and Satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-06

THE MoNTRoSE WHIsKEY sold by W. d. BLAZE
& Co Is rich, mellow whiskey. four years old.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-06
COURT ORDERS.

EyY AND WIFE EFT AIS. VS.. MAXI
ii HASTINGS AND 0TIIERS-lN THE CIR
CUlT COURT OF THE CITY or RlChMOND. ID
The Following Is an extract from ihe decree en-
,ercd In this cause OH the I'd day OF July, 1879:
THAT it ho referred to one Of the c3mmiE sioners
of this Court 10 ascertain and report no" nuch Ol
the said purchase. money tae said Jefferson d. Levy
Is entitled; and he Is ordered 10 ascertain ana re,
port who arc entitled 10 the other parts OF me sSio
nnmrrhase- money. and in what proportions speclly
inn The amount 10 which every is Tiled; and
th, he seer ain and report the commu'ed value OF
the dover OF Ihe widow Of uri1h T. Lev ai"Teaiu'
And the commissioner Is further ordered 70 III ,
ou,re and report what allowances NAV he proper 10
va maze out of the fund to be distributed III tnls
case 10 counsel for fees for services rendered III ne
same, aud 10 whom"