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BISHOP hEANE's PRAYER IN TIE House OF
DELEGATEs.-By Invitation of the Clerk OF
the House, Bishop Keaue, OF the Catholic
Church, Yesterday morning opened the ses.
sion OF The body with prayer. The Catho-
lie clergy, have more than once had like in
.VltatloEs extended to them, but IS lar as the
Oldest habituf OF The Capitol can remember
no one before ever accepted.
Ihe Bishop came into the hall in pontiti-
cal robcs-whieh he had put on in the
clerks office.
In his prayer he said
|, o Almighty and Eternal God, we stand
as suppliantS in thy Divine Presence to ask
OF Thee all needed graces and blessings.
We know and profess that Thou art our
God, and that we are Thy creatures. We
know and profess that we are dependent on
Thee for our being. aud for every moment
o! our existence. Thou art the Giver OF
every good gift, and to Thee must all Thy
creatures look for all they need. HumbIy,
then, and earnestly do we implore Thee to
grant lis Thy blessing and Thy aid, that VIC
may worthily fulfil the important and re.
sponslble duties which Thy providence i'm
poses upon uS. Grant that we may never
forget Thy presence and Thy all-seeinr eye
Grant that we may conduct all our deliber.
alions in the sense OF our responsibility To
Thee. Grant that we may weigh all our
decisions in the scales Of Thy truth and Thy
Justice. Grant that ali our action may re.
donnd to Thy honor and glory. and to the
welfare OF our people. We ask it Ct Thee
Tor the love OF Thy Son Jesus Christ our
Lord. Then the Lords Prayer.l :.
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T EHiGH VALLEY COAL COMPANYfS'
~ ANTHRACITE COAL. In egg, s'cve ann nug
sizes j'st landlug, and for sale ut lowest murkee
rate for best Goals.
S.P. LATlIEOP, Seventeenth street.,
NH 5 at nraw-bfigc..
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DRY Go0Ds.
ts,AEURDER WILL OUT".,,r,

- ~F~~4@s ''S~s~ ~ -. ...1ffsi .
soWhrsTTiE N4NE Of rTHEcHnAPEsr DRY
ltt- - GOODS HOUSE N THE CITY. -
We are determined TO oene1S the pihhc by uotffy-
Ing Them at the earliest roment Of the arrival Of
MANY, GREAT BARGAINS
wliscf we III vs sacceetcd In oStsiufnH from ttej
| :. NORTHERN. AUCTION SAILS. saf
.FI.ElT or IIiE ToyM. Sc;
T.. #ANDsSDSCtGGtS..S1 S1fc.: s;,l- e1134'i ~.
. YarsswIJe BROWN .EOTT0S. .1zc.; .lfao
SHIFTING CALlCOES. 45c.; '~'"".''S I.
zT4%t PERChLES. Gt5c.: a .,.tp.e..3 no
&C., GG.iDE;p -. t, ,pl2MuEs. RYE AZ. &c, &C., and l1e.;
COOP BhEACHED TAsIE.DA aAsN 10 Zoe
Exa:nih g ots. ALL-WOUL SiACk CASH N ERE
at 44r., reduccifron Csc. Ofher bargains In thIs
Ine of Ro0Gs. / new ics or CIR s,YE. CfIyTE nj l6
les than rrs,l vagtc. Novelties fu DRESS C;tnH)S~
JAPANEsiE SKOCADED SILKS AT auction
MoHAIR 3EEgsEs, douele-rridfh, One qua,ay,
BLaCK. Sill KS IND sAnss at 6sares that can
not be under.n!d. - '..'.'-
Remember our ncvrsrd large varih 5of BACK
SILK FRISGESi. Ton'L purchase BUnTINGS be.
fore examining our sss,ck or back and cOiores.aN
wool ut a price too lC>r 10 men FtOn betc. BRETON
and T6RCHDN LACES: BUTTONS. large variety
Of latest S, yies: Sc 90 rards WU4sTED PaIsGES,
aIct Ion lot; also. 5.O00yards Goa 0RED EN- BROI~
DERfES on white AND s$ticred ahtn. An HALI.-
LINEN DaMASK TOEsEL Tor IOc. Onfy a FEW
left OF those igtly-dars red QUTETS M $3.50.
snE1i'ih assortment Of l. Ia0fES' 'aEs.CHIEuRkN'S
HOSIERY. JULIMS NErER,
Our FlyE.CENT COUaTER hss been. nosssi-
fnhV r1pen!sbed. NH Is
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kELLAR AT THE THEATEE-A FINE En-
TERTA1SMENT.-Eclla gave fine entertain
ment OF magical wonders and sIclght. Of
hand tricks at the Theatre last risht. In
bis line be has few equals. OF those who
have visited Richmond in recent years none
but Cazeneuve are worthy to be comparcd
with him. His automaton, "Psycho," is a
triumph OF invention and application OF
natural laws to the production OF results
that the highest intelligence only can trans
cend. "PSycho," small figure seated on
Il platform which rests on glass cylinder,
is entirely separated from the control OF
electricity, suri ounded by watchful gentle
men from the audience, and apparently be-
yond command, yet it extracts square and
cube roots. gives mul;iplcs Of large num-
bers, and plays correct hands at euchTe with
4 facility and absolute fidelity remarkable.
The cabinet seances, which to the igno-
rant and super>titious have seemed mani
fcstations OF supernatural and ghoslIy pow
erS, are given by Mr.. Kellar more cIeverly
than even by the celebrated Davenports,
and with the distinct understanding that
they are nothing else than accomplished
human deceptions.
Altogether, kellar's entertainments, in
every respect Of talent and performance, are
deserving Of patronage.
\ trick by which live bird and its wire
cage are made to disappear before the eyes
OF the whole audience is only one OF several
that he does, which can scarcely be sur.
passed in interest or excellence.
KcIar ought to have q lals se crowd at the
entertainment which he proposes to give
tonight.
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POLICE COURT, ACKNOWLEDGMENT jas
tice j. j. White presiding.-M Michael Byron
was .tiued $2:and costs for assauiting Saline
jackson. + 81. "'.'.. 4" =.
james Holloran was fined $40 Tor assault
ing James Conners with stick.
n James d. Wilson was sent TO lall ior th'f'
ty days for assanltins Caroline wilson:
A number OF parties arrested by omeers
Matthews, Cosby, and Hulce, for having un,
licensed dogs and goats, were nnea anu
others discharged.
Parties having unlicensed dogs, goats,
wagons. &C., on their premises or in Their
possession, shouldn't once procure lieeDses
Fas the law will be rigldly enforced against
| all offenders. II
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

r. George Le1ciS, the Condemned Murderer,
Endedu0ring To- O6tuin q Ne,o Trial.-C. l.
Page, counsel for George Lewis, the con.
demned murderer, was in the city yester-
day, and was engaged in preparing writ
Of error to go before Judge Weisiger, OF the
Circuit Court, asking for new trial, chiefly
on the grounds that the evidence IVES not
sufficient to sustain the verdict. 1t will be
Immediately forwarded to the Judge. And
if another trial is granted to the murderer
it will take place 1T the jIay term OF the
Circuit Court
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MACADAMIZED STREETS NUISANCE.-
Dr.. J. G.. Cabell, president Of the Board Of
uealth, in his annual report, concerning
macaGamized streets says:
In characterizing what is termed an i'm
provement by the title above used we feel
we are justified by the experience OF every
citizen who is so unfortunate as toreside on
streets thus Improved. We condemn them
as nroving preiudicial to health-increasing
the diseases of the eyes. the lungs, and pos
sibly OF the digestive apparatus. AS agents
for the public health we are also expected
to bestow some consideration as TO the COM
fort OF its citizens in recommending mea-
snres to relieve them OF annoyances as dis
tressinr as those that follow the general IN.
PRODUCTION OF this mode OF improving our
streets. The complaints made are not
confined to the residents on such
streets, but those whose business COM
pcl them to frequent them complain almost
equally. The residents suffer from the IN
Jury to clothes, furniture, and dwellings in
addition to the evils above reclted. we
yentured q few years since to enter our pro.
test against the further introduction OF this
system. Each wear since we have been
urged TO press this subject upon your con,
sideration. but we abstaiued for lear OF
wearing out your pitleHCe, p''' 'no
so great now that we again respectfully
suggest the abandonment OF further eXtcn'
sion OF this system.
We are creditlbly informed that gooo,
substantial pavement of granite spalls Can
be laid down at the same price, or at least
at fraction more so insignificant as no'
worthy OF consideration, which will last foi
from thirty to fifty years, requiring. no re,
pair. while the macadamized roads need
constant repair. We venture the preolc
ton that in few years the streets now ma
cadamized which are much used VIII Dt
either paved or gravelled. Such has Deer
the experience of other cities. ..-.,
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THE PAVING ORDINANCE-PERSoHAL
When the resolution introduced by Mr.. n
lett IN reference to the decision OF the court
OF Appeals on the sidewalk ordinance was
before the Common Council on MonuaS
night Mr.. Talbot advocated It's passage as
beng really relief measure TO many per-
sons who were affected by the ordinance.
By some singular error Mr.. 'TaIbott was re-
ported in the Council proceedings as beng
opposed to the resolution, when such was
not the case. We beg Mr.. Talbotts kind
indulgence for the error, which was entire,
" accidental, as lie no doubt now wei!
knows, ., s.'"' ..
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William Pembcrton BaHcd.-WilIiam
PemDeIton, Of Chesterfield, who was conl-
mtted to Jail last week for very in.
decent assault upon young lady, was re.
leased from that institution yesterday, he
being prepared to furnish the requisite
amount OF bail. His mother and II Mr..
Bryce, OF CheStertieId,' BECAME suretie> for
him in the sum of $1,000 to appear before
the next term OF the County Court.
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GSIDPEys.
John HOLLANDS PATENT RECORD
= GOLD PEN

PATENTED t,r1 ober 2, 1e72, -
Is The highest dshjevenent IN the n,snufactire oi
Gold Pens, and thc result of experiments for more
than twenty years. The .EECORD- PEN is pro.
dacen by skilful cnnbinatioa Of the two precious
aud nnnicorrosiyc ues1ls-f6 Karat COLD and PLA-
TISUN-wlitie the or1tnary gn.f pen contans an
alloy ofGopper, reducing it's fnencss without yield
ing that elasticity, density, and sseel-lNc temper
which the costly platinum supplies. The sEEC-
ORD" GOLD PEN-POlSrS are Of the best hid
lIm (diah,ouds. indesruciitle With Fts treatment.
and polished 10 glass-liIc sInootlncss.
Steel-pen writers have now every objection 10 gold
fairly overcome, and every requirement in PEI,
which VIII endure and not oNidiye.s sqnareis met.
The "RECORD". GOLD PEN is guaranteed to
possess durability pcrmarency OF spring, and Per-
fiction ofpoint. Price. $3.50 Sold by all Jewellers
and s'a'ioners In the United States If not fors OF
Ger Greet Tom JOHN HOLLAND,
Manufacturer,
NH 19-W1y 10 west Fourth street. CINCINNATI.
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HLAY NOT THE FLATTERING JUNCTION TO
YOUR SOUL :, that Il true Of rheumatism chro-
mic or iuaartnatory, can be cured by elhow.arease
lotions or linmcnts. II Is OF the sort Of things
that cannot be raSbed out. Even Tom Dcnl0hS cx-
puneipg res lu,ons wouldn't 10 il. 1t Is disease
Of the blood, located in the endiGons muscles aud
can only be conquered by The blood treatment o'
Dr. HEHSpoS'S GYrSY'S GIFT, which can oc fur
uished by aHy druggist.
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SEIYE-TIIREAD.

StEINE-THREAD SAENae
- ....-H SEiSE.THREAD 'yNST. .SSssS'
GEPREGEph NTEDLI Low, PRICES.
SEINF-rHREAD. SFISE-THtHES,
SEiNE-I.INES. SEISE-COtN,
YAWKLNti. GILLlNG-HoI'ts SO.
We are offering The above at vary loT prices liz,
order close ~! stock before mASs our alter
alton In store. All III ISc la wah- >oid 'aSe Inc
advantage of tu: how prices AMI supply themse! ecs
III once. We tclfe eXpurt hands n "tf employ 'or
the n,:tnuia Ct sSe ~ NETS aud S@lSES, whict""e
;pu prei,ar reu su furnish IL; S6oIs; IsbtIsS.
l.. LlCIITESaftlS SONS.
corpae seventeenth ar7I Fraskn sirt:us.
Sole importers OF The "LlOs %EElND SEINE
THREAD. and importers o5utifts- brands. t6
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MAss-MEETISG AT THE BRoAD-STREEI
METnop1sr CHURcH.-Thc mass meeting OF
Monday night, was partial failure, in con,
sentence or the storm which prevailed
during the, evening. Another meeting is
TO- be held tonight at -Broad.Street Me-
tbodist church in the Interests Of the
Southern Methodist Publishing House. 10
cated at Nashville, Tenn. The Rev. j: Is.
McFerrin. D. D., OF Nashville, and the Rey; y;
r R A Young, D. D.. OF the same, city. vii!
deliver addresses. These distinguished
ministers of the Gospel produced pro
found impression in this city bY their r, aole
sermons ON last Sunday. There VIII nc
doubt be large and enthusiastic meeting
Tonight, s1grBJ=.8 q ,33.jsth
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ALMOST A FIRE.-Just before II O'Clock
last night Policeman Joseph Schultz, while
on his way to the Second police-station, to
go on duty, discovered smoke issuing from
the blacksmith-sbop at the corner OF EleY-
cnth and Canal streets, He forced the sta.
pie. went in, and found the floor on fire,
which was put out without giving IN alarm.
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4 NcU UdN.-Thc GaIilcan Fishermen
are making arrangements for the repairing
of the old house on Twelfth between Hull
and Bainbridge streets preparatory to con-
vertng it into hall; and after its compile
ton it will be somewhat OF an Improvement
on the present style.
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MoRrraRy REPORT for the week ending

March Is, 1919 :ssts.,ssss,I = -.
Cause of Death Absccss, white; Ana-
mia, white; Brights disease, l white !;
bronchitis, white, 2 coiOred; burns. col
ored; consumption, colored; convul-
sions (infantilc}, 2 colored; debility, l col
ored dropsy (oyarian), white; fever
(scarlet), 9 white, / colored; heart-diScase,
/ white, = colored; infanhle lockiaw, l
white; marasmus, colored; meningitis, l
coIored; paralysis, l colored; pneumonia,
, white. colorcd; premature birth, col
orcd: tumor (oyarian), white; unknown,
1 white, | colored. Whole number OF deaths
in the city. SO. Age: One day to thirty, =
white, , colored-total, 4; one month to
six, / white, colored-total, 3; six
months to twelve, colored; one year to
three, . white, colored-total, !; three
wears to five, colored; tive years to ten, l
colored: ten years to twenty, l white. 3
colorcd-totai. 4; thirty years to forty, 3
coIorcd: forty years to fifty, white; fifty
wears to sixty, white; sixty years to sew.
enty, 1 coloTcd; seventy years to elgh,y, l
white: unknown, l coorcd. Condition :
Single. 10 whilc,, II colored-total, y;
married. l white, colorcd-total, !; wiu-
overs. / white; widows, l white, L COL
ored-total, 9; unknown, l colored. Na-
tiritu: Richmond, 10; other parts OF the
United States, "A. Locality: CiIy at large,
white: Marshall Ward,1 white, . colored-
total, 8; Jefferson Ward. white, 3 col
ored-total, 5; Madison Ward. 4 while
colored-total, 8: Monroe Ward, white J
colored total, 4; Clay Ward, whlte, :
coloree-total, 4; Jackson Ward. white,
5 colored-total, 6; aImshousc, white, l
colored-total, 2.
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O6ituary.-Thc sad intelligence reaches
us OF the death OF Mrs. Molic Pilkinton,
who died in Richmond Yesterday. She was
the wife OF Mr.. Edwin Piikinton, who was
formerly resident Of this city, and ut one
time leading tobacconist OF the place.
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BRIDGEPORT BRASS C0MrANI,l
10 MURRAY STREET. NEW YORK.
February Q, $40.
| AFR. GEHRGE GIBSON, JR., is appoint
lf1 ell our SOLE AGENT for the sale Of the
| LEADER BURNER AND CHIMNEY,
with nil improvements appertaln!ng thereto for the
| city OF Richmond. State of Virginia.
ERIDGE EPORT BRASS COMPANY:
fclO SAMUEL HOLMES. Treasurer
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WEATHER REPORT,

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic .StaIes. warmer, clear and
part cloudy weather, light nortbwestery
winds, becoming variable, stationary or
rising barometer. .a,..s. -.
For the South Atlantic States, warmer,
clearing weather, northeasterly winds, be.
coming variable, higher pressure.
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aucrIpN SALES THIS DAY.

ss- On all sales or ReG& Estate made oefDeH
the lst Of Jannarn Ga ,'si e J~n1 sne saJsss%
~, Iii s1isS de bet,oeer !he 1st orJ~iya'sd .C&
lThis c,stos was adoptsl 1nopt oefn ard az ~,
nv ail the real estate agents III h!rh'noho' az" "S
niles TO Richmond and rietnityJ
PAINE, RoYsTER s CO, 10 a, w., So;uUo W urSt. Mo-
1918 Main street. ..... a., ,o,,,,L
W (sODDIN. a.; P. NJ, large residence a, '"e So''''
west corner of Grace and SIaeh s'ree',. ,.,,o,,
JNO. F.. LAuGHIoS; d3S ..,sn a; and dc chain, &c.
pIrHHoSD BAZAAR, II A. NJ. the celebrateo
lack G0liah. ..szxvss
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FOR RENT.
HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT o.
Ill THROUGHOUT THE CITY ss.::::J
AT
REASONABLE RPETS

Desirable and wcll-locared THREE-STORY
STOCK-BRICK TEN EMENT No. 3u7 cast Frank.
lin street. between Tnird and Fourth streets; ten
rooms aud all modern improvements.
No. ll5 sou.h Third street. between Cary and
CANADIAN elegant bouse; twelve rooms and every
convenience.
No. 900. northeast corner Of Ninth and Marshal
str, cts; twelve rooms. Kitchen, stable, &C.; now
being pat in thorough repair.
No. 514 north Fifth street lin Sublctl's rowl
between Clay and Leigh streets; wcll constructed
ten rooms gas, kitchen. Gnd all improvements.
No. 3U2, north side Of Grace between Madison
and Monroe streets seven rooms Kitchen, &C.. &c
q nice small house, and very convenient one.
Nos. 3O7, 300, and 81 |. south side OF Grace be-
tween Madison aud Monroe streets. These house:
have lust had an additional story added, ana con
tain twelve rooms each, kitchen. and every modcri
convenience. Equal TO any house in the city fol
rent. r- ,,,,,,,- ,,>- man,
DETACHED DWELLING No. 12l Mayo stree
bet wecu Ross and franklin streets.
FRAME DWELLING OH north line OF LciSt
Set,vte en- Second and Third streets; seven rooms
kitchen, &c. -. "a,
TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING on north sidt
of Canal between Fourth and Fifth streets; SN
rooms. kitchen, water. cuivcrIs, &c. $50,
ROOMS and FLOORS on Marshall between tl1tr
and sixth streets Main between Eleventh an'
Twelfth streets; OFFICES. &C., sc.
SMALL and DESIRABLE HOUSES OH Church
and Union Hills.
STORES on Broad. Sixth, Franklin, Main, Seven
hnniy TO 'o- - ROBERT B. LYME.
mi, lo-3t .... ..s. ..- 1912 Main street.
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,,1pAnAT1vE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
March, Z, March 10, Mar. 8, Mar

= MarCn Z, 3IaTCII IO .fIhI O. N !"
.. ,,:, E. = g. 1877. 1878. 1879. 1872:
We, W; Z; v. &C C. ". or
Total deaths.... 8 12 IL Is 20 ~ ~
Still-born. O. /, ! 10 !
Mean temperature for the week ending
March s, 400 42/; mean temperature for the
week ending March l5, Glo 72/.
Amount OF rainfall for week ending March
s, 600 inches; amount OF rainfall for week
ending March Ii, 0.G0 inches.
Population OF city estimated at I9,0oO-.
white, 45,300; colored, 33.7O0. Rate OF
mortality OF whole population was 21.72 per
1000 per annum; rate OF mortality OF white
population was 1892 per 1000 per annum
rate OF mortality Of colored population was
SO. sc per 1000 per annum.
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Y ATURE'S REMEDY .
ESD0RsED GT MEDICAL PROFESSION.

ENDORSED DI MEDICAL PHOfESSlON.
-4g ALUM AND IRON MASS AND WATER
FROM TIE
lEGdRp lVA.j ALUM AND IRON SPRINGS.
ESTABLISHED I%ES1Y-SlN YEARS
I.cieMcv proved by actual results In thousands ef
-, o: Dyspepsia. Debility. Diseases Peculiar 10
Wen. tAgOg!c Dialrtua. llcadache. Scro; iila anc
,-'aa.ous Affections. sore Throat and Dii'h,her'a~
'.,> and MaIar!al Fever. Extracts IRON ieStl-
b<si remedy for Inan!nmatory Sore Throat and
l;at,rr,.: ever used by ne-as have found after
~ lice OF forty ycar~-aciS as tonic. alterTt,se,
l-I .eDrltuse: preferable 10 chlorate OF potash"
=. \. slEFEEp. NJ. d.. y. &.
Alter practice 81 many years hlTe lounu no
;.inedy oiGa 10 Bedford Alum and Iron Spfings
rG;:rand Mas for Chronic diseases and diseases
I-rC:ar TO women"
JOHN r. METTEAuR. VI. D., IL. D., Va.
">rrcrs.iuliy used in Dyspepsia and Chrouie
Prof. >AM'L JACKSON. NJ. D., Univ. OF Pa.
">g!p.s-lug any remedy that know OF Tor scro-
Il ~ nrac;icc." I'll. WALKER, NJ. D.. Va.
"ate- ~ experience Of near thirty years have
:Er4 10 Ir' athen, equal 20 this water anh mass or
&'s Chronic lrri'a'tons cf the B:ahdcr. Moneys,
a tGehra; Liberation, and certain forms OF y. s.
''.y5 WATERS nATE W !: 4 wI6Hs IASGE Of Use.
Richmond. Va.
& I ,y.9 g,9 "0paFaed success s a nSRe1Essse GRGn
Ex-Vlce-Prcsidenl Ga. Med. ~ so.
ENTIRELY CURED OF CHlLLs AND FEVER BY
J." ppy y C. DoDsoS j. A. LEE. Va.
h.r.ttens. analv.s. and full proof OF all claincd
SCI; with earh package.
Wafer, 80 cents per gallon; S4 per case Of one
'vL"l Aai:.gaon bottles So for tve-sa'lon uelnl-
Mas. 80 cen,s and 81 per bottle: $3.50 and SO
Fr l.!i'dolen. according to sizc-Scnt post-pald
j.! GN rtoo: Of all claimed sent flee upon anpiica.
iyh Liberal terms to dealers Iava!IdS are accom-
-g'Itef II these Springs al all times OF HE wear.
.a1ress j. VI. DAVIES. President cf ;hc COM
i4.g. LyncLtury, Va.
>gdty POL h MILLER & co. .
G!S
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LEVY BROTHERS,
have 100 remnants of DRESS GOODS,
In lengths of from Two 10 thirteen yards which they
offer very cheap.
Also. 100 rolls OF
WHITE AND RED CHECK MATING,
at lower prices tl!an ever.
A nice assortment Of
SPRING DRESS GOODS,
BLACK AND CoLoRED SILKS,
and large assortment OF
SPRING AND SUMNER CAssIMEREs.
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SUPREME CoURT OF APPEALS, YESTERDAY:
The following case was considered: Redd
and others Us. The Supervisors OF Henry
County. Argued BY General J. A. Early
for appellants and James Alfred Jones for
oDpeiIees, and continued. until to-day.
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d:sT.aNG.
d:ETsNe.
COLUBLE PACIFIC GUANU.
TO THE PLANTERS AND FARMERS OF.

TO THE PLANTERS AND FARMERS OF'
VIRGINIA:
RIcuN6Sp, VA. January 9Th, lS7o.,
We I'm We this day rosi:ied the agency for the sc
Of the iacilic Glano Company bran'.S.
Under the terms 6f settlement between the Paclhc
Guauo ou lany and ourselves. all tl!e Unsettled b,i-
siucsS OF 1878. including collections, &c, Is to he
mana ged bv our suceessDrs MeSsrs JOHS :. REE 81
& CO.. OF Bal: imose, wbCIn we commend to You. be-
licving your relations with them Will he both plea
SAINT and satisfactory. , .>
WALKER. SAUNDERS 4 co.
Frcm the abnve'rarf you viii please not" that tte
Agcuu, Of the Pacific Guan0 Com pany viii be eaH-
ductrd hereafter 9y ihc undersigned from Bait more
MS well as Richmond. The splendid rcI,utIt.rR OF
Soluble Pacific Guino- earned by It's superior cNCPi-
fence and re:arbe adprabil!ty TO the soil or Vir-
giua, especially Oh cotton. corn, aud tobaccoyInN
continue to bs susn med, guarantee being afford
eel In the wise management OF the Pacific -.inHna
Company, wIIch has practically uulmitcJ re.aprcs1
TT It's communicative ample capital tSl.CH,0o9l
extensive wprks- most approved machln Iry.lirTi
deposIts OF phosphate. bost scientific abuity,O ~
of which add 4 long experience III the b2sireSS III
connection. with The undersigned a. genefnf agents
dating lEigll To 1858. We will keep a,supply oi
Gilano on hand at Norfolk Portsmouth, @xtcrsburs,
and Richmond.
JOHN s. REESE & CO., Genera! a hzents.
ia 2S.:ian Baltimore and lrhwohd-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-19

Hayne, manager in Baltimore. numbers OF
the Art journal for February and March.
Both arc fully up to the Standard 'oi excel
ience which this journal has always main
fQlned.4 e isy at. a ., = fs.,., -. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-19

RoBBERIEs.-A night or two ago snieVeS =
entered Messrs. Charles +. .Iayior % 20.
wholesale e'grocery-store on MAIN slitet ano
carried of about $50 worth OF goods. "a
Night before last Messrs. snenols, n,au, Matn
g. Co.'s store, corner Elgntn anu Ma,u n,
streets. was entered through the skyllgh'
and robbed iot4 iot 4 6tt;ia4t at SiclsEs and eps'
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