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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-05

the old Judge called his own name. walked
down I'm front Of the desk, listened mcekly
while the clerk read the complaint, pleaded
guilty. walked back. fined himself. paid tho
fine. and then fined all the others.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-05
Judge ARcHIRALp,s decision that Gen.

LITrLEFIEID. the railroad man. cannot be taken
back from Florida 10 North Carolina upon
requisiton. 10 stand trial in the latter State for
alleged fraudulent practices not unconnected
with the issue and disposal Of State bonds takes
a load oif tho minds OF an unknown number Of
North Carolina politicians OF both parties. How
were they to know that the General had not i'm
itated the prudence OF the late OAKEs AMEs in
keep!ng a IIule black memorAnlum book
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-05

II Mayor COOPER had not forgotten to re-
new his permit to cool the sidewalk and lay the
dust in front OF his house with Croton water he
would have been $40 in pocket this morning.
The Police Judge Of II New England town
found his court room thronged. one wintry
morning. with clergymen, lawyers. doctors
bankers. and merchants, hauled up for failure
to clear the snow from their sidewalks Look
ing Quizzcally over the uawonted assemblage
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-05

Why Is not the proposition which Gen.
SMITH brought forward in the Police Board on
Tuesday rs timely and practical as it il in
tlinsicaily just? AS4y shoulA-nct tho Police
Superintendent. Inspector. or Captain whom
the facts coavict on their face Of ncglecting his
duty. be at once called up5n to show cause why
he should not give way to n better man2 How
are W. eyor to get the police force that New
York ought to have II not by holding the heads
Of the force 70 thelr responsibility?
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-05

Brooklyn 'longshorcmen should not carry
tin dinner pals. CORNELIUS BURNS carried
one on Tuesday. and when Waterman RIVERS
asked him what was in 1t he said tnat was his
business and not the watehmans. Then Watch
man MCCONNELL dubbed him and Waterman
RIVERS shot him. Tho doctor didn't know last
evening whether Burns would live or die.
Waterman RIVERS explains that he thought
BURNS had been stealing sugar. As the dinner
pail was found 10 be empty and rs the Brook
lyn newspapers speak Of BUENs as an honest.
Woodworking young man. it would seem that
WHtchman RIVERS was mistaken.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-05

SToUGHToN of the ambrosial locks reports
that he has highly enjoyed court life in
Russia; that the Car is model Of all the
domestic. Christian, aud imperial virtues ana
that the Nihilists are handful OF mscreants.
who, thanks TO the exuggerating newspaper
correspondents. are making a noiso out OF all
proportion to their numbers. For Information
Of this quality the people Of the United States
pay SToUGHToN SALARY OF ST. 800 year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-05

The WOLFE Committee OF the Pcnnsylva-
mia Legislature has unanimously found WILL
LIAM H. kEMDLE and others guilty OF the Of
fences OF bribery and corrupt solicitation. COM
mited in their attempts 10 pass the four mil
lion steal. But what OF the men who procured
this work to be done and agreed to furnish the
money to pay the brides? KEMDLE testified
under oath that he was acting rs the agent Of
tho Pennsy lvania Railroad Company.
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At the rate things are happening. the dull
season of 1879 promises to be anything but dull.
1t il not every summer that opens with two or
three wars in full blast. Europe honcycomhed
with secret instruction, the spectre Of another
native mutiny stalking in the Decc0n. famine
wasting the vale OF Cashmere. Etna in violent
eruption. and n Fraudulent President debating
laws to the Congress Of the United States.
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raut-Adp.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-29
DRs Gs. MEBICTyEs. &c.

BEDFORD tFA.) ALUM AND IRON
- SPRINGS WATER. MASS. AND FILLS. for
certain forms OF Dyspepsia, Diseases peculiar TO
Females. Chronic DArrh9a: Bronchial. scrofuous,
Kidneys, and Bladder; Debility. Malaria, and Head
ache.
Equal 10 any water OF rs class known to NO."
HUNTER MCGUIRE. VI. D.. Virginia.
conSion. In uterine n nalsr,"us
Eniccnt In Dyspcp.ia and Nervous diseases
arising from impure b!ocd'
rsed VIII, ,u.....; Ct: HARRISON. New York;
females Il. RorMEp IT. n Nissorri
" Beneficial in Maaria Fever and Dlphlheria."
:. +. DUroS. Georgia.
w. j. GILREnT. NJ. D.. North Carolina
Recommended rs Prophyiactic In Yellow Fe-
yer Districts" ID. T.. FAIREX. NJ. D., Louisiana.
The SUMNER SEASON of these Springs begins
JUNE 1sT. Terms. $50 per month. Carriages
meet yis tors Al Forest or Lawyers. each -four miles
from The Springs. upon ad:ice of arrival. Accom-
fractions. Ssi'ful resident physician.
PRlCES.-Water, 80 cents per gallol: 81 Gaze of
one dozen gallon bottles; 50 25 for fyc-salIou
casK; 81 for ten gallons; 81 for twenty gailons-ou
board car'at LynchbIrg. Va.
hAsS.-tlfiy cents and 81 a bottle: - so aud 50
for half-dozrn--cnt postpaid. This Mass Is the
wafer SOiiHed, and contains all the curative prop
cries OF the wafer IN reduced space.
PILLS. -Twcnty. five and Nifty cents. and 81 pack
age, or 81. $3.50, aud So-post paid. These iis
consist Il The Mass In susarco,ea pills, formed 10
any physician desiring 10 use IL In practice PAM
phlet free upon applica lon. This remedy Of Nature
Is endorsed 10y the medical profession and at'esea
t"enty-seycn years. Address
4. M. DAVIES,
President Of he Company.
rs Main street. Lynrture, Va.
Sold hv POLK MILLER & co.
aD 29-3m 300 N3fu street. Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-29
ks:.SESN Sii...S THIS DAY.

F5T- on al rnisS 0f RenL Eatdts made tcttefe
tHg LIT u JrsHGgg Uj.d i"sf of J::te IL. tnT,I ~
thc prr-ert eur krr< {" Le Uni3 tg TIE b1trchdS.f
On III s1tc@ mGde bctpeen III. l$t ofJuty undLas
Of the rear The tdrss haze IL be pdtd ~ the StteT
rrhiS custom wa adopted about hftecn year, age
hv al the real estate agents in Richmond, anu ap
plies to Richmond and ri"!nity.1
r. l.. LYME. ~ +. ~. Frtnklin-strcct residence
and six lots
w. GOpDIN. ) Z. NJ. 22ia acres of land in Hen
rico near The F:r-GroundS.
j. THOMPSON BROWN. 81: u. NJ, fram" house
on Second street b1twccn Byrd and Canal.
ClIAFFIN. STAPLES < CO., ) l.. NJ, west Grace
street lots.
Z. C.. GODDIN. AZ p. NJ, building lot on NJ In
street opposite Monroe Park.
JEO. F.. LAUGiITON. JH., 10! \. NJ, groceries
liquors, store fixtures, &c.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, l0i3 A. NJ. household furni-
ture. chIdrcn's carriages. &c.
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Churches.-There were services ut all the
churches in the city Sunday. At the Baptist
cklll Gu the Rev. Mr.. Ryal preached in the
mGrning, and at night The pulpit was occn-
pied by Rev. Mr.. Hernion, both beng stu
deats from Richmond College.
Services ut the Methodist church in the
morning were conducted ty Rev. Mr.. May
nard, OF the Virginia Conference. The pas
tor occupied the pulpit at night. Five per-
sons were united to the church during the
day, three being baptized.
At the Meade Memorial church the Rev.
Mr.. Barrest, OF Christ church. Richmond,
occupied tue pulpit in the afternoon, in the
absence OF the rector. There Wax no ser
vice in the morning.
The pulpit at the Presbyterian church
gas filled BY the regular pastor, Rev. ". a.
Campbell, who gill leave during the pres
ent week to attend the session OF the East
Hanover Presbytery, consequently there
will he no services at that church during
the present week OF on next Sunday.
Services at tue other churches were con-
ducted by The regular pastors.
There was a large crowd In attendance at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-29

RICHMOND ART ASS0CIATIoN.-lt will be
seen by reference to an advertisement that
the Richmond Art Association propose Civ
ing their second annual exhibition at Viz
oinia Hall, on Ninth street, and will open
their doors TO the public on Monday the
5:h OF May. The exhibition will embrace
pictures loId and modern), statuary, cary
inyS. and all objects Of art. and art in lis
application to the industries. We under
stand the collection this year vii! be 4 very
extensive one. and will contain pictures
and other objects OF art from various sec
tons OF tue State. The ball has been put
in thorough repair. and is now being ar
ranged to show the collection to the best
advantage.
The Association is in most prosperous
condition. and its members feel that much
c.n be done by these exhibitions to culti-
yatn and extend the taste for art in the conn
munity. and most earnestly expect the
hearty cooperation OF their frcnds here.
| No one should miss seeing this display, az
there will be objects in the collection TO in
| terest every one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-29

RnaisTRATION Mgr MONIH.-2hc regis
trars OF this city will open their a'iaccs OF
registration on the seaond Tuesday in May
next, being the 18th dAf OF May, 1870; and
ten days .previoIis to that day they WILL give
notice Of rsae time and place Of such regis
tration by posting notices Ill the 9slDilc
places in the several wards.
The Clerk of the HuStings Court is ready
10 deliver the necessary books. Stationery,
bal!ot-cascs, Sc. to the REGISTRARS, and de-
sires them to apply at his o1hee for the sasie
before Frida. aeXt.
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A FURTHER FIGHT.
a Motion for n New Trial for John F..
POindextcr.

THE VERDICT CLAIMED TO BE AT vARf-
ANCE WITH THE LAW AND EVIDENCE
FURTHER, 1T Is CLAIMED THAT MR.. DOG
GETT, ONE OF THE JURORS. HAD En-
PRESSED AN OPINION ADVERSE TO THE
PRISONER Before HE CAME DOWN
HERE-Two OTHER JURORS SAID TO BE
DISQUALIFIED BECAUSE THEY HAVE NOT
PAID THEIR CAPlTATION-TAX.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-29

Hastings Conrt.-The Hastings Court
Judge Clopton presidlng-was in session
yesterday, and was engaged in the disposing
OF civil business. The criminal cases on
docket that have no: as yet been disposed of
have been put off until the next term of the
court. The court will adjourn during the
present week. Several persons charged with
misdemeanors, who failed to obtain trial,
have been committed until the next term to
await trial.
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COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
DEPaRTME$T or pCBLiC PKlSTlNG.


UEP.RTME$T or PUBLIC PRINTING.
RICHMOND. April 8. 1879.
SEALED PROPOSALS. win h, rrcG!yci at ihe
iii ~ o'clock NJ. Way /. 1879. for furm> HUG HE
follow ins spcclcdqmnttty Of PAPER for lhe state M
printing. and for each and al ." tllc hGns oi i@
of PAPER, 1T The same rates, rs may re rciil'd
for said Stale printing and departments ana ordered
hy said Superintendent o. Public Printing for the
term Of one year commencing Oh The Isl DAY vi May
next: r,, On ,.,.
6 rrams MEDIUM LEDGER, 40 pounds per
rralu:
rcams ROYAL LEDGER, A pounds per
rva'Hs SUPER ROYAL LEDGER, 54 pounds
j rcams lMri.gIAL LEDGER, ~ pounds Per
50 rcam, nOUELE CAP. 32 ponds per ream
20 realms FOLIO. l7X22. "a pounds per rc;tin
realms MANILA. lGx2l, 70 pounds per
90 reams ans" MANILA, 24xs6, 70 pounds rer
20 realms MANILA, 2lx3G, so ponnds per
10 rcams CuLOEED CuvER-PAPER.2 "a by 80,
10 r.aiHs am si"iT r"ST.oFFICE PAPER, "a by SO, 81
so realm. ""n1 look rHr;ER, 81 by 2a, so pounds
200 realms ROOK PAPER. "a by IS, so pounds
per rcain: -
so rcams FLAT PAPER, 26A36, 80 pounds per
samnles OF the kinds of paper mast accompany
All of the aforementioned paper 10 be delivered
at No. 909 Bank street In the city OF Richnhnd. ht
such times aud In snch quantities rs the supcrin-
trndeut of i'ublic Printing shall direct, without
extra charges for boxing, transformation, hauling,
the samples furnished 10 tue superintendent by
parties bidding
executed in due form hy the bidder. with at least
wo good and sufficient urites satisfactory 10 the
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g.YeENSg, TAXES.

OFFICE OF CITY COi.LEt 1OR.l
RICHMOND, VA. Aprii /, ls79.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
l. from 9 O'Clock 4. ". to 3 O'Clock +. ~ from The
9TH 10 The 3Olh of April for the purpose VI rcc,ir-
lug the
LICENSE TAX
from all Lawyers, Doctors. Dentists. Commission
clcharis, Merchandise Brokers. STOCK and TX
change Brokers, Wholesale and Retail: LIuor-Dc;t!-
crs. Hotels. Restaurants, Saloons, Eonrd!og- ami
Euing- House.. Au"tiouctrs Lumber. Measurcr-.
Archir CT, Theatres and Halls: Telegraph. tN-
pIc.s. aud CGtl Conpan,s: Mercantile Insurance.
Steamboat. Real Estate. Employ ment, Ticket. an'!
Sewing Machine Agents; Bitter Manufacturers.
junk and ilystcriIc llers, Scaycugers. PbotUgYa-
pl,er.. and al! u'hrrS !ahc TO !icrn5e TAX.
Extract from CITY Ordinance:
All rs rrrna ming paid ol. The ist d1v of May
a line Of not l. than dollar aud 10 more than
five dollar for zach III thereafter MI De ipn al.
y. 4. WUDn>uS,
ap lin t"ihc'"r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-29

If You wish TO invest your money judiciously buy
MoCNTCAsTLE & CoFER'S POLAR" REFgIGE-
fRATogS and "EXCELsIoR WATER. COOLERS.
They are packed with pulverizcd charcoal. and so
constructed to insure the perfect pre- ervaton of
MEATS, BUTTER. MILK. etc, with tie nsc Of on V
Y mounds of ice \ day.
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CHIL3nEStS CARRIAGES.

| iElLDREN'S CARR{A q EcnR-
49, 4 ASUFACTORY.- Encourage tfg.=ss--.
n glr ar en.errrse b. buying for your by CAR
tsra tsrtt OF RiCa3i0Nb 3IASUFACTLRE. aud
pD,e, e necessity for rtps;r i'!s incident 10 the
fynal.s Of The trait iliiucs 81 northern make.
ts kha' done N low prices. A call solicited be-
purchasing elsewhere.
c.y W. c. SMITH, Proprietor.
stnsaedofS and saiesroou. 3I4 Fifth s,ree, between
an9 marshal! s.recie. Wh 29.t}e 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-29

CHURCH NoTES.-At the Gracc-Strect
Baptist church sunday morning: the pastor
preached, and collection was taken UP for
State missions, 10 winch it is known that
the Boys Society gave $50. At night the
pastor preached and baptized five persons,
making SIX haptiSn> during the week.
At Ciav-Sircct Baptist church the pastor
filled his pulpit in the morning. Two per-
sons were received and four were baptized.
At night Rev. L. ". Winfrcr, OF Ei"l!-
niond College, preached al excellent SER
mon.
Al Leigh Street Baptist church at night
there was IN enthusiastic meeting in the in
tcrcsts OF the Sunday-ScEoo! Association.
At the Second Baptist church the pastor
Or. McDonaId) preached i'll the morning,
aud at communion received nine members
into the church.
Bishop Dogsctt preached at the Broad
Street Methodist church Sunday morning.
and the pastor at night.
At the Manchester Methodist church Or
SUNDAY morning tive members wcr" re-
.cciycd on profession, three ri whom We're
baptized. At might Rev. j. II. Maynard
yrcachcd. EIeEcn persons h"ofc>Sed con
version during the week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-29

Chester Sunday to hear the Rev. Mr..
Spencer, OF Petersburg, preach.
At Chesterfield Courthouse perma-
nent Sunday-school organization was effect.
ed. Several persons from this city were
present. All the officers have been elected,
and the school is gradually gaining 2 large
membership. Nearly all those residing in
that vicinity regularly attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-29

Angelo BACClGALrrO W-iXTs New
TRIAL.-Mcssrs. John Il. Young and Wise
q Hobson. counsel for HaccigaIEDo. the
Italian charged with atrcnruin" 10 murder
his wife, yesterday mcved Judge G.. l..
Christian to set aside the verdict OF the jury
(clght years in the penitrntiaryl as contrary
10 the law and evidence, and because OF
discovered facts.
In support Of the latter they presented
the atlldarils OF Cosinm CaStli"ioni. Zebcdo
Friac;i, and Rochacharlie. OF Lyucbbur",
and Richard Coleman, Of Richmond, re-
Cling occurrences within their knowledge
seeming 10 support the theory OF insanity.
The affidavit OF Mr.. John 5. Wise was also
presented, setting forth that the prisoner
had been able to render them no service
whatever in preparing the case.
Mr.. Wise and Mr.. Young addressed the
Court in support OF the motion. Mr.. Youn"
said that in all his experience lie had never
known a sevcrcr verdict.
The decision OF the Judge will probably
be rendcled Wednesday.
1t should have been stated above that the
Commonwealth'S Attorney opposed the
granting Of the motion, on the ground that
the new evidence throws no additional
light upon the case, but is merely cumula'
tive.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-29

MRS. +. MUTILEH 5o5 BROAD 40
~ ~, STREET., has the NOSf FASHION @sEstSG
ffDhh MILL SERi, ana al iowt1- 2rlccS~1moks
isa ~, r.:a bt .cu ud elsewhere III iE@ city. FAlhL
Tf or ,'icirs 1T prop"rtiouaicly !oM prices. NEW
l,tyI,s received ~ ever, steamer: aud we ia: sal
- III GR'> stock an txamiuatioa before rtIr-
"S'!n' MILLINERY. SAILORS III l5c. ap ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-29

Nj, >AE AK y. RANDOLPH hitherto one of
IT,. i,,m :, iagi, pals oi tie Educhi,i School. las
taArG crtary. . sci the rhTAP>CO IN~TlTtI IE 1T
li.n,il CIV 6:.ryIatd. ~Ee Will hr assisted bS u
i4a cori> II nr.lctor,. The lNS1iIU ~ viii hc
rt+a lur the en"r.lni of npi!s aud ll,. exercises
/. gin un ,nc Il '2ga DAY OF SEPTEMBER. IST9.
Add!c., Mi5S ;. " RANDDI IU,
Palapsco Fc,nale Institute.
az 2G-Gyraw4, r2,xaw Ellicott Ct.y. I'D.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-29
MANCHESTER ASD VICINITY.

City C0uncii.-Thcrc was a called meet
ing OF the City Council yesterday afternoon
at O'Clock at the inst nee Of the Finance
Committee, and relating to the Ericsson
suit. Present: Mcssrs. Perduc (prcsidcn;).
iiowlc, Pattcson, Balowc. Gibbs, Gentry,
Kahn, Royal. and Baichcler.
The Council adopted an ordinance ere
atine an additional levy of ] per cent. as
special tax, it being an addition to the reg
ular - per cent. on all real and personal
property. The funds collected under this
ordinance are 10 he used in conducting the
Ericsson suit in the Supreme Court OF the
United States. the city having carried the
case up to that court in an effort to reverse
the decision OF tie United States Circuit
Court, which gave 5000 as damages to
Ericsson. The Council also concluded 10
collect thrce-cghthS per cent. Of the levy
in the ordinance enacted i'll 1879, and
the rema:nin" tarcc-cighths per cent.
TO he collected in 1850. AS the suit Gas
been carried tn the Supreme Court it Will be
some time before final decision can be rem
dcred. Much interest is manifested by cltl-
zens generally in the result OF this suit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-29

w WONDERFUL CORN.-WE HAVE
w JUST RECEIVED a small quantity Of that
wonderful DlIOURA. or EGYPTIAN CORN. said 10
hc fine for meal II ur, al>o for stock. From II
exiracf from Il California paper which VIC have wc
where il has been known TO produce. TEN
POT <DS uF PURE CLEAN GRAIN from single
grain rlantci.
PRICE: i per pound, or >ix pounds for S5.
II. Il. TALIAFERRD Il CO,
an og-cod1y = and 3 Gacgo Building.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-29

TRIBUTE OF RESPECT a. meeting o!
the Episcopal clergy Of Richmond held in
St pauPs church yeslry-room yesterday
Rev. Charles Mnlniyerode, d D.. or ST.
Pas:'s church, presiding, and Rev. r. S.
Barrett, of Christ church, seesetary-ap-
pros.iatc rcsolutioss& OF respect To the mem
ory O: Rev. +. NJ. Baker were adapted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-29

WONDERFUL GeRN.-Messrs. Ii. 3. Talla-
ferro d Co. have aust received from Cali
ios.nia an invoice oI that wonderful Dhoura,
or Egyptian corn, which has aitractcd so
mucl attention in taat State. ii is alto
gethes unlike our Indian corn, is f.narka-
bly, prolific, and, ii all iaat Is said :tout 1t
be true, it is worthy the attention OF our
farmers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-29

Mayors Court.-Thcre was but one case
before the Mayors Court Yesterday. that OF
an old offender, Harriet Jackson (coloredl,
charged with threatening the life OF her sis
ter, Lettie Jackson. In default Of security
she was committed to jail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-29

POLICE Court, YESTERDAY--ictlng Po-
tcc-Justtce John j. CrutchJie'd ppSid'ng.-
William Holmes (colorcd}, charged with
stealing one lot OF icwclry and other artl-
clcs, valued al 500, from K. K. l>bctl. On
account OF the absence OF witnesses tue case
was continued until to-day.
Rcbccca Jackson (col0rcd}. charged with
stealing so from X. W. Woodward WAS
DISCHARGED. the evidence not being sulli-
Gent to convict.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-29

LABOR ExCHANGE.-TheC Council Commit
tee for the Relief of the Poor lave estab-
Iished Il Labor Exchange, information con-
cerning which CAB be had on application TO
Captain Charles Z. Bigger at the city aims
hoIlSp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-29

TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was warm and
rainy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ. &C;
, A. d., 6G: noon, -; 3 Z. NJ, "a; 6P.
H.. ~; midnight. 20.
Mean temperature, 20.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-29

TO STRAWBERRY-GRO OWERS-PINE
L Boards FOR SALE.-f have on bani 10000
pound, CLEAN PINE Boards, or TAGS tbaled).
which win sell my farm, on the Williamsburg
road three miles below Richmond, at 35c per huE-
dted pounds. T. w. HOESSIGEh'
ap29-lts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-29

ANDREws's BAZAR for May, published at
Cincinnati, Ohio, has Just been received
from the publisher. This No. is most
excellent one, containing the latest fashions,
besides some good reading matter.
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8itl>moud 1ispatcEr.
Neutrality-suspicious. 90, 1879.
Ss~ THE CIRCULATiOT OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CtRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
WEATHER, REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAT.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, southcrly winds. vcer-
ing TO cooler north and west, rising barom-
ctcr, and clear weather.
For the South Atlantic States. slightly
higher pressure, north and west winds,
cooler and partly cloudy weather.
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PROPOSALS..

cEALED PROPOSALS FOR TuERE
y oF BARS AND pool PRIVILEGE Ar THE
.FAlH-GRpI'Ni~ During T II + SPRING
RACES tFDt'n DAYS The least l. Tor the wreck
uTcriuu- 10 and i'm tliItcIy after the races. Bids
rgrrIyc.i units THURSDAY. May Isl. at u oc ok
r. N. Parties TEASING MUST PAY At the time the
lca<c is accepted. Address all icnnI'n'lnl,S,i"nI
e. a. SERt Ne.
.uop-It EircinIa State Fair-t;roLud-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-29

TIE CROWD ITCREASES.-Thc people 90 TO the
o!G established
DRY-GOoDS STORE
10 make their purchases. II is al established fact
that
LEVY BROTHERS
sell irs;class Dry Goods at the lowest prices They
s!low large STOCK fr. which you can make your
selections. New goods received by cvcry slcaIEcr.
LEVY BROTHERS
have made further reductions in the prices Of many
articles. We advise all IN want of GrS-cla>s goods
a. tn" owes; prices to call III LEVY BROTHERS, aud
make their purchases.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-29

Big TlSH.-SiX sturgeon were caught nj
Kauawha Fails on Saturday, the heaviest,
weighing eighty pounds, being sent to the
hotel in Huntington. Will somebody cX-
plain how these sturgeon got there:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-29

We ask attention to our sale Of LOTS. THIS EVE
MING, on Grace street near Laurel street. See aG-
vcrii>ement In another column.
CHAFFIS, STAPLES & CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-29

FORMERS CELEBRATED LAGER, the leading
Eccr. endorsed hy all eminent rhysicilns. Bottled
fresh daily, and delivered 10 families.
CHRISTIAN / WHITE.
General Agents.