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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-15

The gPoUETEYS AND iBgScH.SHow. Tho
annual exhibition Of the Virginia Poultry
'Asso citation, aud The benea:show ,in! connec-
tion1thefeWitb, will be opened to.dGy at u
ta,ei6ckl -+:ats +BeyyAsl lHaii he entries
both Of fowl and degs have been large, and
very ereditabie display is expected. The
Poultry AssocinsioG bas done much to inn
prove the breed OF fowl in this State and to
encourage the rearing Of fine stocks. IT de-
A speeinl feature Of the exhibition will
be the beuch-show, and some:of the finest
dogs in the State Will be on exhibition.
Nowhere can an hour be more usefuiiy,
more instructiveIy, more pleasantly, or
more protitabIy spent than at the exhibition
rooms during the contiHaanec Of the COM
bined shows. .trl...sst.a.. ..s} p. -. .t.
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MSS CHAprS's CoNsEr.1The attendance ,ts !.
1t Wo art Haiii Fast ieht on2the ssealsion OF
Miss Chapin's cohee ertF was nos as nrge as she
marifs md clafuis 6f the fair hsaeticlarN de-'
served HStill there was a yerytall and fash,
SopabJe abiienee. The prog sraiane embraced
nth Vocal and irstfhnent taf gems. IN tao
yosn, selections Al iss Chap AIRS. Knowles,
arnfFi Messrs. Chapin, Grant, and, Pugh were
ysfy happy, and deserssdly encorsas In
theT h T',anas of Messrs, Reinhardt. kessnicf.
Sieeel. Wildt, and the ofchestras the inssrG-
mental portion OF shs programme was finety
Ten nderetl, and the evening VIII always rank
ss q st,,est notable one Of ohoacs music skis
fully and pleaslaay executed st'a1 s'.'
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{. BnfEr LocAI liriily fno ,paskage.
[Sf tpbaeco were sold Oh Change yyeestef sssayA
,Thsfs Wers ngo sales 81 sbSss u tohsscco. yes.
j jl ii lpss Rrrost#le Flt thsfs n
|. There ~ m uppatlabta Ritefri In tbe I'D
IEtstspuSg posts rssteds 70 ,sifss NeIis
addison, sU6 DID tshSll streei Eiehm ord ! |
4 nnmbe df parti sfe sSsaiing on. Tie
basin yesfefdsy, aniI Ice af' apnsi faafiie
[tiiiskness was being cut of1 tue sdosk III ~.
E."..Amo1g the foitte Agents receafIy dtscon..
Ttsfhed BY she 'Post-Offce DEPARTMENT. ID
Tso2as & Hs'hsys, 4, between E1 'b- b
psN Mine decrees III eliancer7 IWefe ertered in
tbe Gbdneert Court yesterday. \ !;ts. 't":'isi
The collections Of United States ihseTnal
'reverfue for the past two days amounted to
.SA,94I.gg. 3.1;i'T III ssEt"sss, 'fo'.r ~ G5fs
The anutiaI meeting OF the stockhofEtss of
the City Insurance Company has been' post
tponedit to January4 zStb. TX 10 a,gis5m 80 !
In, the Eoythi Carolina Legislature. DIR.
Harris, Of Franklin, Introduced resoluSDn
instructing the Finance Committee to report
a bill prov fding tax on: spitituolis liquors
which shalt enforce ,rhe idea OF the, MotTt4t
'bell-punch TAX, for The benefit OF. the public
schools - i2tbEt'H ..kc@rl'i9" . ! ...'''s,
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STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.-The regu-
lar quarterly meeting OF the Executive Com
mittee OF the Virginia State Agricultural
Society was held in the office Of the secre-.
tary at Wilkinson's Hall last night at 7ss
O'Clock.
The following members were present:
Major A. I'll. Drewry, president; W. A.
Burke, Of Staunton, first Vice-president;
Colonel Robert Beverly, second vice-presi-
dent; Colonel W. G. Knight, secretary;
A. NJ. Bowman, of Augusta; Thomas
Watkins, Of Halifax; DR.. W. T. Walker,
OF Goochland; Colonel R. Fl. Dulany, Of
Loudoun; Colonel Thomas Fl. Carter, OF
King William; DR.. NJ. G. Ellzey, OF Blacks
General William FL. Lee, and George w.
Palmer OF Smyth.-~-- :.
Colonel Beverly offered the following
resolution: - ..ggI.- .r.r;.... r. J.
Resolved. That it is ineSpedient at this
time for this committee to appear before the
Legislature in advocacy OF the present agr!-
cultural bill. ..-.......,
On motion Of Mr. Bowman the resolution
was laid on the table. Is. .s..-...s
Mr. Bowman offered the following resolu-
tion: p. -. Jr-@--t -. ! =. :. : ) :,
Resolved, That the first and second pre-
NUNS on heayy-draugbt stations for the
fair OF 1878, awarded to s. w. 'Fickler but
omitted in the report OF the Committee OF
Award, be paid.rI !&..sI
i Adopted
Colonel Knight read n letter from G. Ju-
lian Pratt claiming the, premiums on raw
On motion Of DR.. Elzey and Mr.. Palmer
theyfweye allowed &;~El IA J.,
Dr. Ellzey offered the following:
Resolved, That the report i" Dairying and
Poultry" be referredto the local commit
tee, with instructions to make the award u1-
der the'rules governing the original aWafd7
ing committee! /''iti't'&
Adopted. >. 4
Mr.. Bowman was awarded the premium
on hay-eNhibited by him at the last FAIR.
The report OF the treasurer was read,
stating that the debt OF the Society is Sl3,-
700. ~ ~"
Mr.. Watkins offered resolution that
committee of three he appointed to ex-
anime the. report of the treasurer and sec
retary and report at the next meeting. g.
Mr.. Watkins offered the following report
of the committee appointed to frame
I.scbetu,e Of premiums, to I've awarded at the
Fair Of 1879, for aH gradesiof tobacco grown
in Virginia. y %3&# = %&s si}!& =
Il. For the best tsample OF continental ship
ping tobacco, $50. - LII: ID ~ ., :
2. For the second best sample Of conti-
mental shipping tobacco, S25. -
8. For the best sample Of English ship
ping, tobacco; $780, s!,ILsI-.!.-IGZAy
4. For the second best sample OF English
shipping tobacco, S25.
8. For the. best sample Of bright wrap
g.. For the second best sample or bright
Syronnars. .S25. ..,....lr'aat sefGh> te,.Gil tt-
7. For the best sample Of sun cured, $50.
s., Fol-, the second best sample OF sun
cured, ,$25. 81 |: OF .t.-.s,4
8. For the best bright smoking, s25- +
Adopted. TlL1oI Ei,.t4HIT
The committee then adjourned, :. "a
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INSTALLATION OF OFFIcEEs.-The follow
ing officers OF Court Virginia, No. 1, I. o..
F., were installed on Tuesday night in
Capitol Hall by NJ. W. Ii. s. r. NJ. A. Me-
Donald: Fl. Cabell Tabb, NJ. D.. }. 2. G.
r.; II. W. Hey. g. e. L. A. Whiting, Y.
G. r.; X. S. Denny, Z. S.; j. d. Dalton,
+. S.. John Laird, Treasurer; &c. Smith,
S. w; N. w. Ford, J. W; Ed. Leiss, S.
B.; w. J. Ward, J. B.; George W. shep-
person, Chaplain; II. G. Tabb, NJ. D.,
Court Physician.
This order is in flourishins condition.
1t pays a death benefit of $1,000, and IS per
week sick benefit.
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PERsoSSAAIi..-Williaimn r. Hayden, advance
agent for, Modjeska, and T.. A. Mortimer,
agent for AGeneYieYe Rogers, were In the
city Yesterday. Both Messrs. Hayden andi
Mortimer are old: Richmond boys, both were
tensaeed3m The s.neWspaper business here
when tthawar broke out, and eachlserved 1h
the ConEeaafaS0 0fatrtg--Mr. Mortimer In
Company H?Fitss Virginia regiment, and
Mr. HaydeEan the Young Guard !
yScstsfday S,ssfi e wese 81 W! venable; Peters.
burg; Henry stoKely, Prince Isi,r EdWafa 81. 81:
KsIfsni aiass, Wess T.
a. f. Winston, WIS Il Hanoasr h. F., Graves,
Grange; g. sHY sHY Nee CFone, Harrisburg Pa;
George sDaYby Fsreaville, and George
7. Ganther, Lsnisyt,le, y,,:..:. isr -, -:
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The UNCERTAIN JANEs--SgATE OF AFFAIRS
YEsrYRpa Turing a9ondn3 the
water commenced failing, after remaining
at stand-still for several hours. The river
continued gradually to fall all day gester-
day. Nothing later has been heard from the
ice-gorge. ;frsi, I
The steamer Wyanoke was yesterday
brought uD to her wharf, and will load with
cotton for New York. and when loaded will
attempt TO force the blockade. The steamer
Richmond, now at City Point, is expected
to make the attempt to force the gorge to-
day. ..t~s. E.ta ':,. .sa>a q. .a":,l
The Virginia Towing Company will start
two tugs down the river this morning to
attempt passage from this side. =
The barge New York, which was sunk
opposite the Philadelphia wharf, was not
laden with freight, salr OF it having been
shipped to Philadelphia uia the York-River
line.
When the water subsidies the barge New
York can be promptly righted and pumped
out without serious. damage, unless further
damao ed by another rush Of ice. It was rot
capsiZed, but cut iuto by ice, which caused
4 rush OF water, turning her over on one
side. ,--.' 81
s. Meissner, AckermanD & Co. have two YES
sells laden with petroleum for France at the
Chesapeake wharyes waiting for the break
ing up ci the blockade.
Last night the water had fallen some six
| feet bat was still about eight feet aboye or
dinary level. 1t was still falling, however,
| and no further rise is, at least Immediately,
anticipated. The work of repairing the
Old Dominion sheds and getting ready for
The reception OF freight was commenced
yesterday. Even after The waters have fallen
sufficiently, it will be several days before the
people can move back to their premises.
Work OF loading vessels with oil was re-
sumed Mt the Chesapeake and Ohio Wharyes
about noon yesterday.
AS fast as the water receded yesterday the
wharf was washed off. One schooner was
loaded yesterday with slaves. Thus far no
freight has been lost. All this speaks we'll
for the energy displayed by the agent. The
amount Of freight on hand was very large,
and rapid rise in the river took place be-
tween midnight and O'Clock A. NJ. Satur-
dav.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

=. Destsaetice Fire.-Informatio was re.
ee,yed 10 this city yesterday OF the total de-
struction By fire Saturday night OF the barn
of Mr.. ID. G. Bryce, in Chesterfield county,
on the. old Pemberton place, and, Dear
Crows Stang. The barn was well ihled
with proyender OF various descriptionS,.a all
oY which was destroyed, together with three
horses, d colt, and live, or six sets of har.
ness. The tire was doubtless the work OF
an incen,liary. Loss. about $1,000, onwhleh
there wss no insurance. Alr. Bryce Is a
Cauaaisn, one OF our ,aost thrifty naVS set
tlers. and in bis misfortune has the sympathy
oI the, entire community. Mr.. Bryce was
engaged in furnishing the peniten,aarE with
staves until the fire occurred at thai inssltu'
ton 80 his misfortunes do not cene saas'y'
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HOUSEHOLD. EcoNoMY.-The housekccpar or
cook who studies economy In the kitchen can do so
in one direction by always using nooL&f'S YEAST
POWDER. 1t will be found - truly economical and
valuable assistant IN sa!ing biscuits, rolls, bread,
cake OF all kinds, wafes, muilips, md most uil arIi
ces prepared from -four. And whyS Because ln
using the E0cLEY POWDER You save IN eggs. In
shortening, In patience, Ill everything; and when
the baking is doue II Is turned out light. palaiabIe,
and wholesome, that every morsol Is eaten MP and
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For. She Dispatch.

There are two members of the old, First
Virginia infantry who are suffering from
The breaking out OF old wounds eceiTed in
Lhe. late war. They, are, both hard-~orklng
men, but are; incapacitated for, work, and
are consequently in great need. Any, mem,
Der OF the regiment who may ieel'dlsposed
to aid them can do so by leaving contrinu>
tions at the gfspdtch office! - i ..5i =.
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THE GREAT MoDEsNA.-Modjeska the
actress, who has filed two continents with
her fame; will appear at the Theatre Janu-
ary 2lst and 22d. On the first occasion she
will present Camille, q cirarncter in which
she is said to be without n peer, and on the
last will appear in her own great creation,
Frou Frou. The notices of the press in all
OF the cities in which Modjeska ha, appeared
are in every way flatteDing, aud her support
is un unusually strong one. a. '.....
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.EOR RENT. "l.-'@ - ...l &';s+.2Hi = A
/ DWELLINGS WITH l4s M9pEsssSS lArise''h-

naICK, No. 4.aseass Main, 'ias rooms; ssSs per
,ERi';K, No. asaorth Sixth street, twsse rooms'
snnslEk. Nes aal west ,lsensiln 81 rsst. tse'Ve
'oSEiiG 4EiGk. Sss aii aorih ,h street setsh. rsoHs.
,nd iisnen o per ansaSn.i - 3bf JaH! s5.,,o
iiRICK. NS 500 west tGssco, Twelve rooms s'oo
pSs 1000 west hsia soraer Lhiden,,
eight rtisstis sSa25 peraxpua.Itj 2l:. tt,h-
- FRAME 40. 9 west GarS, seNen as'a S'''"-
~ sISRfeK: No sic wss. Cary, eight lroesns' 's2co
III pkSsa. No. sls =ss. CARR. esps sosas; $500
PEI fsiCR. No. 6eErorth Twelfth street, seven
f'fsI1 sfkick. Gomez isa md Fourth streets, eight
ffsRRss Fra siEi NJ. 500 essl claS slsss. SIS rooms
s aSs Sa xess tay saco PER
a1ssaRIS;k 1ssISk. sss Yss, s ssass VIII rooms sss s4oo
per ANN annI,a. sa .ll dERaSg p: H.LL;,& Co;
~ ,si3Ai@@22'E d(7I / OS MAIN sIrecs.
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wEDsksDa aY.!. .!:.: !. JANUAR 2 IS 1879.
stabtsASsi>'
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR Tod DAY,--Fo the Middle
Atlantic States, increasing north and west
winds, clear or partly cloudy weather, and
slightly cooler and rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic States, southwest
veering to cooler northwest winds, clear or
partly cloudy weather, and rising barome--
ter. safsf IL 45 .rra- ,,,i, =, ,,,*es aid, "a.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy,
raw, and disagreeable. 3.s; 6. s1n1 .r44E
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY 8 A. M., 40 !;
A. NJ, 40; noon. 40; 3 P. NJ, .43; T.
NJ. 30; midnight, 83. : .tssiEFtst's 70 800 /
Mean temperature, 800.
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TEE PLEASURE OF BATHING isgreatiy increased
by mixing In The tub half or even quarter Of bot
tic OF MURRAY L LANMAN's FLORIDA WATER.
Instantly the whole atmosphere OF The bathroom Is
as fragrant us blooming hower-sIrden- the aind
becomes buoyant land the body energies refreshed
II tbup ad
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PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK.
THE GRANITE INSURANCE, COMPANY.

'G. g. Walker, A. l.. Elicit, BIT. John
son, s. Puthey. j. q. Shafer. \. D. VIII
lams, J. Il. Robinson, Fl. c. Jones. w. D..
Gibson, j. 3. Davis, e.. n. Talbot, Edward
Mayo, Alfred Moses. A. G.. Babcock, w. Il.
Martin, A. NJ. Kelley, j. L.. Schoolcrnit, and
Parker Campbell. Parker Campbell sue
ceeds Hon. q. q. Walker as president. A.
D. Williams was elected first vice president,
and Andrew L. Elett, second vIce-pre 81
dent; Thomas G.. Peyton secretary, and
Samuel Sinton assistant secretary. -
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~ yse ,City asses saents.-Tha veal ssssael sn
h. the citv is assessed by the cisHat ssi0,o'o,
aad by the State d the same. Lne ety cap.
iasion. tax is about $l,750. Uhe value OF
the real. properly Is about .SpD,Sae ior tne
ie!sy, and the sane; for the State. The Guy,
Isehoottax Is % sT0a.43. The city tax amounts !.
to $aa,501. 81, .Tbe assessment y wafqs Is
as follows 4 !fst Ward, SaaI sst;, sesona> como
saO6,se0; STaird. s19s. s.4At;; Fourth, ss':s'tssi
t. II The % non, asabse propaEty d. 10 the city, "a
seluding mass, &sss ses;ipassd at $500 200,
and the property ownsaby the city, ss tue
same 3valaso3GR ltlnifaU5u &l.. al
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d pHha Condition Of The HdteE-The water
ihsd so tar fallan yesterday 20 10 ailoW 1,. MnIs
TO be partially resumed on me eapsis VIA
rol further rise suIi esasions HHtn ne . ~.
sumed to-day er'5tcemorfoWs s. she lsssates
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done atthe
DISPATCH PnlHTING-HoUSE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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: SERVICE FOR DEAF ME4Es.-ReF-DE.-Gal.
]audet. Of New York will hold a special
service at. Sc. Paui's church Tonight for
deaf nutes, aud will report on the mission
to the deaf mptes and explain, the system
OF the sign guage. .
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The RebsEak Lodg Tn consequences Of
the small steens1apce at lhe meeting OF Alpha
Lodge, Order Of Rebekah, the appointments
sby the Noble Grand isnds Vice were
lati over until the next regular meeting.
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AUCTION SALES THIS. nA Y.

BE- On all sales OF Real Estate made betpeef
the 1st Of january and last Of June tho tdTeSfof
the present y1Ar h0ue TO bepdid blythe purchase,
On MI sales made bett1een The 1st Of July and t1s
OF the near tho tuzfs have to be Ddtd 65 the setter
(rEis custom was adoptca about fifteen years ago
by nil the real estItt gents in Picinond and ap'
piles to Richmond aud vicinity.l
ROBERT Is: LYME, 12 NJ. assiRnee's sale OF one
unG1viGca anIf Interest In steam saw-mlll.sn-
raj Point i'll Hanover county, txoiye miles from
Richmond. .
ED. G.. GODDIN.4 z. NJ. trustees sale or resi-
deicc ars. eight ncres Of land Oh Main street
half niIe west of the city.
r RTf,I4M MuND BAZAAR. II 4. NJ. horses. &c.
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HGEeSES. MULES. dc.

FOB. sALE--HoRsE. BUGGY, IN !
f,a AND "A ~ HAfNESS.-,Ehe HGRSEisa very kl
,, ahu styiish driver csn trot close to ahree nin
ess 70 hot afratd OF steam gauy obstacle what
,,s 9e ~ warranted sound, and Kind for the most
Th SeTsSR To- drive: stands without hitcktng.
new " 30 = sloe-par shIItlRgIopt neariy
WHIPS, &C. N''I uh'stsnsa''ehAlNtAii1 y " o
u sod ai great sacrifice, together or seuaratey
OF nsonaoe on.r refused Apply at stable In rear
sisasss noraheas. foraer Eighlh and franklin
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cotossx Socss = Tie following list, fe
81 behevsdy eoia pEetas lfhto elections BY the
|cotor5t snsetfes in ID Manchester: 3Hg sa,,;J
bt! !iRsfnH sssHs oa Libertyr-Hje,Ed Wool
sdEHgss. prss.s9seHt ,snd y, y, n ,W!a9tooldridge
Raing sois Of the vineeysrd- Albert
Jones presidsas agdJ. w, Back veil secrt-
'tary. .1sii2x1 ;Elfg.. I'll! 9.If ;,rg- -
SonsoE Love- Tbomss Ford pre-
sidenr and, B.. r. Edwards secretary. 49,
YouRg Sons Of Liberty S-Thoaas Howell
preside5tand Henry Baueh secretary:
9 BeuctaIas r bosn itt.-W. r.. Randsiph pre-
silent ardiR. 4! EegbtIl secretary.
ii .Ex celsnr Star ,Csub- Robert Harris pre-
sident andJ. II. BLACKWELL. secretary.
NJ. NJ. g.--P. E. Richardson president
and q. Z. woodbridge Secretary.
a2sumner Ei,erSr9 .zssoeiution-W. 81.
Hughes, DrssideBtsRna. .Aa "a. Harris seere-
.tary. aq.yf,.., .,,ff,,, -,
!. !, siaers OF Judea1 Elizabeth johnson
! president and T.. n. RobMsnn secretary.
| = Sisters OF koTe -Safaa.G Edwards presi-
atleait and u. &c. EdHards secretary. III. =
! Female Social Clnb--Ireae Harris presi-
aent and s. j.. Farley secretary. ,-...,
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NJ. ELLYSnN & CO.. advertising agents. insert adj
vcrsements ir' all of the newspapers OF the Unitsd
Ssncs at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dts
patch counting-room will receive prompt atten
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TSxEN At TIiE WonsT PotNT.-a Whilst saGcr-
Ing iast summer with an attack Of renn,ati. Ill It's
worst point amer slecpessnight, bought bottle
of the GYPsY's GIFT, wAich completely cured me
In single day. !. cheerfully ecomasepd 1t to the
cd.-JoIiN G. GARpeIrR, Police officer, South
ern district Bahimoren This II wilr ds every time,
as thousands who have takenit willdes1ify. +, r..
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WANTED, A RELIABLE AND EX-
w PERIENCED SALESMAN to travel in Sir-
giaia with CIGARS, CiGAR-LEAF, and SMOk-
ING TOBACCO. VIII have 10 collect and be pre-
,ATvi 10 Give bonds. Salary no object to proper
pagty Address Il. B., care Of this office. for one
Nrk ia 13-3t*
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WANTED, 4 SITUATION IN SOME
a w Who'll EShLE HOUSE: will travel If neces-
sary. Have an extensive acquaintance. especially
in North Carolina. References gwen. Also. wanted
4 FURNISHED ROOM In private family. Ad-
dress -... .....f .--.,g,-. - =
IN lf-3tS 81 .-r* --r Y. ", DisDGtch ONCE.
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;isas ;E DEsD q IlElISlGI 1fK MING
ah9issss that the7 7ipeeRfe, pf3 Hfirgjp jpia,i haze
their fpiltlas that is i.tilg shall

laffaisassthat the ,paaI,e ois srgini "a hare
MAJ de sp their .niinds that els tninr shal}
e,"sN coaE NET Toans IA Rsn5.is's EvI'
and that toas at noA Astans, NJ a Believed biiaiss
FWaep ~ YEo.e tnai as ofi the Psess,
en- en- LEGISLATURE fslslyu prfssas TIE lnlnd oi
III, ns, H. ssrSar ~ snu'
tns,a rtn fon tbe ins II tha
snhooi.morny tn ;,s rtgIstf.,r 7, o.
sttll T,av saau y
ns 10 NOS, 80 hs 80
yetajI he sincereIy anyioIis fo ef1ecf ne end
But should there noaebe a failure OF, t6e nart
of .tha .,sriendsoaf t,t1l,cat;ou and eenst;tn.
ltionai law. 'tn effect iheir, ohieeE In ennse.
nnence os obstaeles Reynnd jepis tiyves now
her to,remoye. EfeeI .nersIiaIsd that the nea-
nIe.. before. u hose sgiIE ali "burriers ,mnst
rjejd. wiII iel,yer ,tf1eir schoof.mnneE md
see To- II. that their schools are nroyided with
ali that may be needed 10 enable them To
accomplish The, ebjeets,os their creation.
ri cannot venture fos hope that the views
which I bpye- herein, expressed ,will accord
With nthe sentiments .9iI all the individual
members OF your honorable Pody,. bue.
t1aist taat ny stals!neht 0e accepted as
an lhoncst. eIlprta 70 com mpty Win the, call
mace upons me, S9nouia J! unfortunately
naYe oml.teo ahytoing was desired 20
nnno-t nn;,g - ,s1S III tha, ;a w., ,n7
ind oaassss's.f
,ft1tPa sarvan rya ,ta.' 9t' :hi5.
Iii .iI :,:E3H
SnLnar;r;; fandan n 81 II ~ r,c,9n
- : ff-o'o' "''' 'e''o'i'
I..f'i 81 THE 'READJ9srERs.: i~''1iDI
None OF the speeches made at the read-
1usters' conference when Mr.. Curtei's anti.
resolution was up were re-
ported by us: II seemed sufficient to say
tbat1 the resolution was adopted .unanl-
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MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK,

j. II. Montague, o. Cranz, W. D. Gibson,
f. D. Hill, r. 7. johnson, n. W. Nelson,
J. G. Shafer. n. NJ. Wilson, ). Booker. J.
Fl. EIlerson, George Gibson, w. J. Johnson,
w. Il. Miller, G. S. Palmer, w. D. Tsmp-
kins, +. ". Oliver, and S. Sinton. John
Ii. Montague was reelected president. ..
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FOR RENE.

TOR RENT, THE DESIRABLEGa
Il DNELLlNG southeast corner OF Twenty ~
sixthand; Franklin streets, now occupied by o. +.
Gregory. Esq., containing about nine rooms gas,
water cath. detached Kitchen, stable, &c. Rent very
''. ROEERT Is. LXSEt
ia l5.3t 1912 Main street.
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oIHESSRfco ACrsftt ClFfttrrr coUuRRrs: Efhs following
is n list ofithe Jurors drawn to attend laS.
Henrico Circuit, Court January 90. 1879:
Beniamiin F, Hord, NJ. S. Leidy, Williams5!
Rose. Daniel Bourne, /. L. Smith, w Wllllafn
scbaff, John Shurm, Charfes King, Henry
G. Hechler, JAMES E. Lyne, Y. L. Floyd,
J.lW. Psdin, George d. Gih. Z. Bs Aiianii
frnonias q. Tiller, and Q. j.. Chapman. 70
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a asi0cLoAR 6r IT.
SID crnAR. for 40

and like REDUCTIONS In higher and lower price
cLoaKs.. Also children's CLoAES' ut So, -, aud
s5, whicliis jtst one half OF reeuisrprfre. These
are postivondnotions, and you haze but to call at
LEVY BEonIEIs' and save at least one third In The
price Of your CLoAKS.
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/. A. CHEF D'GUyREIS THE. AR y OF pERFUMERY
Is the composition ofa new and dt inctivc Bouquet,
as In the case off. q e. E.ArKfSscH1ISr EpHAsoTfs.
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WANTED. TO SELL LOTS Nos. 400
W and al north Seventeenth street. between
Marshall ana Clay streets, fronting 3S feet. win q
depth of l32 feet: and FIVE SMALL FRAIE
EOuSES-a inc we'll or water, and brick water-
closet with new cnlvert in complete order. thereon.
Terms easy Appiv 10 j. V. RAMOS.
u I3-eoi.3t l7O5 Main street.