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TIE q. 6. s. Kear5arge arrived at Annapolis
Sunday morning.
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OvRR-STUDY AND SUICIDE.-Ernest G, Bar
per- son OF Judge 6. NJ. Barber, of the Cleve-
land court Of appeals committed suicide on
Saturday by shooting himself through the head
with pistol. He was brgh t, Intelligent boy
OF Is, but through over-study had become weak
ened in mind.
"MLLE. ADDIE" DIsLocArEs HER SHOULDER.
Mile: Addie, who travels with Hermann, the
magician, dislocated her shoulder when she
was nred out OF the cannon at the Grand Opera
House IN Rochester, n. Y, last Saturday night.
Ihe audience was very much excited by the
screams OF the injured woman. The physicians
say her injuries are not dangerous.
wThere is only one woollen mill In the
state OF Texas and 1t netted to its owners
fels.
eB William Belans, a Pennsylvania railroad
employe, was shot in the temple near Borden
town, n. j., yesterday, by an Italian, who was
firing at mark. The Italian was arrested.
EPatrick Martin, OF Wilmington, Del, who
was constructing an iron railway bridge at
Fredericksburg, Va, fell from the bridge yes
rocks below, sustaining, it is feared, serious In
juries.
tROf the seven million Hebrews in the
world statsticianS say there are five millions In
Europe and million and a half in the United
States.
H-A sherlffs jury at New York yesterday
decided that weston had no legal right in the
Ashley belt and it was accordingly delivered to
wMuch excitement has been created In
ment that there are 200 cases Of small -pox in
that city.
UPleuro- pneumonia is making friehtful
ravages among the cattle In the vicinity OF
pens aes By she sHs sad Serd In the
mrs. Dickerman and Mrs. Baldwin. the
unhappy New Haven, Conn.,, sisters, have both
died Of the poison administered by the former,
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Four More Deaths.

MEMPHIS, Oct. T. noon.-No new cases have
been reported to the board Of health. Under
mar {died last mighty, Jane Goebel, John Kohl
he'll and Dan Lyons. The weather is warm and
threatening. W. q. Wendell, In charge Of Hill,
last night
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Democratic State Conventions:


The Massachusetts, democratic State conven-
tion meets In Boston to- day. An animated con-
test is expected in the choice of delegates to
the democratic national convention. Those
prominently mentioned for this service are
Hons; J. G: Abbott, P. H. Collins, F. o. Prince
and VIM. Gill. Hon. Lawrence Salstonstall will
be permanent president OF the convention, and
John quincy Adams will probably be nominated
for governor. Hon. VIM. Plunkett will proba-
bly, be offered second place on the ticket, with
b. 81. Shillings for treasurer, and possibly Gen.
NJ. T. Donahue for secretary Of state. The
platform will strongly advocate hard money.
There is considerable disaffect1On among
younger members, who insist that the nomina-
tions OF delegates to the national convention
shall be thrown into the convention. About 20
of them had separate meeting on this subject
last night
LOUISIANA.
The Louisiana democratic state convention
met at Baton Rouge yesterday. Louis TeXada
was made temporary chairman. The commit
tee on credentials were unable to report up to G
p. m. W1ltZs supporters voted down prOpo-
sition to adjourn until morning.
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The District Sinking Fund.

FUND CANNOT BE Discussed EXCEPT UPON
REoUIsITIoN OF THE DISTRICT CoMMIs-
SIONERS.
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A HEAVY CoNTRACT-The Pennsylvania
Railroad Company has awarded the contract
for the iron to be used in the superstructure of
its proposed elevated railroad in Philadelphia
to the Edge MOOR Iron Works. The contract
calls for about five and half million pounds of
iron at cost of about $4,000 The time for
The deliveries Is not specified, but the work of
fabrication will begin Immediately,
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THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ELECTION in st.
Mary's county, Nd, last Saturday resulted in
the nomination of the following ticket: House
OF delegates, j. E. Mattingly, JEFF. D. Locker;
p. EaWkins. A. F. FenWicE: stafe,s atforney. +
Frank Bohanan; register of Wills, James T.
NJ. Raley; clerk circuit court, j. Frank Ford;
sheriff, B. r. Abel: surveyor. John r. Chunp.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

LORDS. IN Emphatic Success.
"IauGuTFR HOLDING BOTH HER SIDES"
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AT 2.
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AT z.
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AT 2.
DON'T FAII. TO BEE THE STRATEGIsTs.
DON'T FAII. TO SEE THE STRATEGISTS.
DON'T FAIL TO SEE THE STRATEGtSTS.
ADMISSION FOR EXERYBoDY, Is GENTS.
ADMISSION FOR kNERYB0DY, IS CENTS.
ADMISSION FOR EVERYBODY, % CENTS.
aDNISSION FOR EVERY BODY. 25 CENTS.
FIN. FUN, FUN. FUN, FUN. FUN, FUN.
Admission st nisht, SO or Is cents Seats at Drews
Drug Store, Is cents extra
MONDAY NEXT-LinsardF Folly Company.
DicESe Iinesrd ss Sarah Bernhat. oct7
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LONDON, Oct. THE steamer Scythia, which
sails on Saturday, takes out among its paSsen-
gers John B. Cough, the temperance advocate.
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English Industries.

special dispatch from st. Petersburg states
that the revenue of the present fiscal year eX-
ceeds the estimates by forty millions Of
rouhleS.
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state of Texas and 1t Melted to its owners
SS1 200 last year. 1t Is situated in New Braun
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-19

Roll Of Honor.-The following pupils
were on the roll of honor at the Male High
School for the week ending Friday, April
18th. as presented by E. Morrissette, A. NJ,
principal: Oliver Bankenship, Thomas
Dornin, Kirk Matthews, Alexander McCul-
loch, Charlie Peple. and r. Lee Traylor.
And at the Female High School, Mrs. A. l..
Walker, teacher: Maud Hewlett, Edna
Matthews, Maggie Noud, Josie Nunnally.
Minnie Vaden, Ora Yaden, and Salle Whit
worth. The average attendance at all the
public schools was very good for the past
WppL-
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[C>T OPENED
JULIUS MEYERS,


MAhEtS GlHGiiAH~. beautiful STYLES. at l2i.c. :;
&LL'Ntul. El.>TIN,iS. i'll every hadc, AT &c
. 'aH"4!JiiiE Z, >ulI elsewhere 81 21c.:
Now 'lNlts ia DRESS GOODS:
rw:'..wi".h bF:ilI,E I'll 2rc. w"r SOC:
htL'Mprl. Dk"tiGE al 23c. worth 33c.;
NJ" ~l.Aa"s ;H iDLOEED SATlES;
III, SAIlNo al ! | and sl.23 worth Sl.35 and
:lGO.
Great BARGAINS IN BLACK CASHMERE at 6Oc.
worth 1,r ats. one N SOC. wnrih GOc.;
ML-WuOL BLACK CASHMERE 1T 45c.:
bLAt SlLh FEINGl~ III the Lew tape and grass
stvir AT very low prices:
Thu VERY latest II. i!NED pARASpLS:
New i!uc SIIk. SERGE. An! tslNGnAM PARA
>oi.> Eud ~ 'N-lMGREL!.AS at lower prtces
iiIn cTtr:
!no'h"r l"; Of those cNcc!tnt TWO-BUTTOS
MD GLOVES a. 3,c., IN al sizes and shades,
and IIlEEE~BJTIO> al i5r. The HARRIS
fLENANDt Ell GLOVE al S1-the hcstgloyc
!Ia!e al III" 3,rrr:
lot real SMYRNA LACfS (warran,ed hncnl at
hA'i |irir value:
Nv BRETON an TpRCIioN LACES:
- }"~S"S tHtt hED NAlSSUuAS II l0c. worth
900 i4crr< new HAMBURG EDGlNGS and IN
HtHiiN.T>. ~ JULIUS MtSER'S,
GuH dS3 Broad street.
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POLICE oURT-Acting Police Justice
j. j. Crutchfetd presiding.-Martin Slater
(colored), charged with stealing one pair OF
shoes from Robert Smith. The matter was
settled by Slater paying for the shoes.
n. Z. Perkins, assau.tlng and threaten
Ing to beat Harriet PoindeXter. Case was
continued until to-day.
James Robinson (colored), drunk, was
committed for twelve hours.
Spotswood Robinson (coloredl was fined
$3.50 for having an unlicensed dog on bis
frotntS6S
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FIFTEENTH AMENDM,NT.
rT'HE GRAND NATIONAL CELEBRI
/ TIQN lE LILLE TulRTEESTn Efift

rTHE GRAND NATIONAL CELEBRA-
L TTON OF The THIRTEESTH. FOUR-
TENTH, AND FIFTEENTH AMENDMENTS
will taxi place MONDAY the 21s. instant, on ac-
count OF the 20th OF Apri! coming on SLndly. The
line will be formed on Jackson's od feid. corner
move off promptly at IL o'clock A. Mont 5. cond
to Broad, down Broad 10 Nineteenth, out Nine
teenth to Main. MP Main 10 Adams, out Adams 10
Broad. thence TO Brook avenue. out Brook avenue
TO Wallace Park. where the speaking will take place.
Officers for the occasion: Pre,i. ent, WilIiam T.,
Johnson: Vice-Prest+ent. W. Il Coots: Secretary,
Richard Tribbey: Treasurer, James D. Allen,
Chaplain. Rev. Walter II. BROOKS: Orator, W. c.
Roane. =
Committee OF Arr, ngemen,s: c. c. Jones, r. y.
Hill. Speakers Captain ". ~. Carter aud Profes.
sor Jones' of the colored Institute. Chief Marshal,
Washington Fifzhrgh: Second Mar hal, Enmitt
Scott: Third Marshal. ". 5. Seldom.
The different organizations: First COlorcd Bat
talon. the State Guard, National rhRnix. Team
sters' star of East, Good shepherds OF Bethlehem,
Young Sons OF Ep0ch, Rising Sons OF Me Vineyard,
Rising sons Of Youth. Following Sons OF Abraham,
Secret Sons OF Hamilton. Young Sons or Ham.
Union star, Union Benevolent star. Golden Haud
II: Mills Mechanics: Lords Delight. Waiersi
Union, Reformers OF Vineyard, Christian Sons OF
Peace, Rising Sons OF Peace, hdcpcndcBt National
Blues. Young Men Of IiOpe. Sous of Eijah, Fred.
D. ugIaSs Association. SelIy Rose Club. IechIn!cs'
Combined Club. LnngsiOn Club.
thIr,y-cghs young misses, with Queen in the mid
die. and tue GODDESS Of Liberty. am sorry 10 say
do not see The three gcutlcmcn's names that were
mentioned IN the Star and two other papers = few
davs ago. They that We II In May stands a q
parricidc and rebuff. All Of The boys aud citizens
viii join In the ranks
w. L. JOHNSON, President.
RICHARD TRIBREY Secretary. ap l9-lts
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..t: s.esis:ns.
-EW GOODS! NEW BUSINESS !

NEW GOODS! NEW BUSINESS!
W. in"itc H." ilGics AMI the public in general TO
r1H and .Xamlne oar citrc:uiiy-srlcct"d new STOCK
CLANCY GOODS. NOTIONS, ,aud.TRIMMlNGS.
" aJuc IN ;tart-
,r' AMI Ml~,rs' Gio.cs. in al The latest STYLES Of
fr,. nu,i ruttnr tu!,<. l.i>.e Gloves and in Kid
nloyr- every Qutn;y in .. 3. /, and buttons.
and cSncr.a1fv call attention "a cur celebrated
Princess Of Wt..o ami Harris Seamless; also. 4
ir' line oi Ni~st. ..-!iuttuu kld and SILK Gloves
III wAiic. nIrr: i, ,cS. and street coCrS:
L-t,>' an! h-Sc,' Fans IN endless variety. II om
.Iinv child, 10 ;hr lirgrst->izc l'alm-Lcat:
lEs,r.v in all Qut'iii.s-Wntc and Fancy stripes
E!hrle"ans. ani Ii. lc-Ihrcad;
b4';n3, amt TRIMMINGS, Sllks. SatinS, SILK aud
Wo!sl"I FrImgre " al! siares and patterns;
S't IIr>. Bows. aud S1Satia Bows for he hair:
,p:', and Collars, and many other new styles OF
t.ury good:
's: ladrs aud lnfaut-brcsS Department Is full
With pretty arilc!cS.
E.. .aiiy auL Give us Il cal. 1T
s}lN LEVI iitXTER'S. G27 Broad street.
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An Exciting Chdsc.-Ye>tertlay afternoon
about O'Clock there was quite an excite
ment on lower Hull street, near Mayo's
bridge, occasioncd by negro boy who, in
attempting 10 steal some articles from the
store Of Mr.. Baxter, was frightened off. lie
ran down towards the bridge, followed by
several persons, who endeayored to stop
him. The thict was pursued for several
squares. He was finally overtaken and cap
turcd, and, on account Of his tender age.
was turned over to his mother, who gave
him Il severe foSging.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-19

MALAGA GRAPES ~ CoLrMDUss, 321 Bread
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CONCERT AT MozARr HALL.-On Tuesday
next tue 22d instant the Tuck Concert Com.
pany will give Il vocal and instrumental
concert ct Mozart Hall. Miss Mamie fnck'
soprano; Mr. I. c. Hthr, pianist mr.
John o. Pugh, tenor; Dr.. GartkoWski' W., Tio.
linist; Signor Jsrdcla, clal1netisle. Inc
proceeds OF the concert will be devoted 10
defrayjng Miss Tuck's musical educational
expenses. Seats may be had at "yasss
Monday.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

City Council-1he Ericsson Case TO de
Carried lip to the Supreme Coart.-Last
night was the regular time for The meeting
of the City Council, but on account OF
quorum not being present no business was
transacted.
The supersedeas bond relating TO Ihe
Ericsson suit has been prepared, ana was
turned over to the United States Circuit
Court Yesterday by the president OF the
Council, to be held as security by that court
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LICENSE TAXES.

LICENSE TAXES.
OFFICE or CITY tOLLECTOR.t
RICHMOND, VA. April /, 1879,
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
L from o O'Clock 4. NJ. to q O'Clock j.. NJ from The
9TH 10 the 3Oth 81 April Tor the purpose Of rcceS'
ing the >.
from all LAWYERS. Doctors. Dentists. Commission
Merchants. Merchandise Brokers, STOCK ana IN
change Brokers, Wholesale ana Rriai i.iln"r-i"
rrs. Iior,lS Restaurants, Saloons, BUar,!ing- ana
Eating Houses, Au"ti0nccrs. Lumber MeIouF%fS'
Archit. cts, Theatres and Halls Tcl"grai'h' TX
mes and Coal CDmpanirs. Mercantile INSURANCE.
Steamboat. Real Estate. Employ lacnt, Ticker, and
Sewing Machue Agents; Bitter Manutacturrrs
Junk and oyster Dctlers. Scarcrsers. l'botoSfa-
rhcrs. and all others liable 10 license TAX.
Extract from Cliy Ordinance: -,
An bills remaining unpaid on The Isl day oi Way
a fine of not l, s than one dollar and more Ihan
five dollars for each day thereafter Will be inpo:co.
a. X. WUDD>US,
ap lin tolIcc OF.
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E PLURIBUS UNUM.
One Member Of the Panel Out of One
Hundred and Fifty yenfrcmen.

SLOW WORK IN THE POINDEXTER CASE
BUT ONE MEMBER OF THE PANEL OBJ
TAINED YEsTERDAY-M MOTION OF DE-
FENCE FOR CHANGE OF VENUE OVER
RULED-THE COURT DECIDES TO SEND
AWAY FROM THE CITY FOR n JURY, AND
ATALES FOR FIFTY MADE RETURNABLE
MONDAY MORNING.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-19

The counsel for defence excepted TO TIC
writ OF renirc facias for the 200 men, as be,
fore. and the bill was prepared and signed
ut the commencement Of the days proceed
ings.
Judge Christian said that be would allow
Mr.. Belvin to 90 and report to the Court on
Monday morning, but that he must not talk
with counsel or others, or allow any one 10
talk with him concerning this case.
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RICHMOND EXHAUSTED.

About Il O'Clock the Sergeant made his
formal return. Or the 200 men the tales
called for l56 had been brought into court,
and either examined or excused for good
cause. Forty-!our were not found.
Deputy-Scrgeants Holznger, Tyler, and
Lee did their work promptly and faith
flIlly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-19

NEW { CObs! NEW GOODSIH--Re-
~ cctYus toInc - acia ea, gains ut
ha 2U-tod BROWNE & RpHE'S.
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Bridge Comm issioners. will be a
meeting OF the Free Bridge Commissioners
OF Richmond and Manchester to- day in
regard to the improvement of the embank-
ment at the Manchester terminus. OF the
bridge. This place, it will be remembered,
was the spot where Ericsson received in
iuries which prompted him to sue the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-19

HOTEL IMrRomuagST At WEST POINT
Tir. Edward X. Erailey, OF Ports moa.th, has
leased the Douga'ss-estate property,at West
Roint, and is now engaged in thoroughly
O, crhauling, repairing, reltling, and re-
arranging the hossshaor first-class hotel, TO
be known hcreafLer:as the Grove 1&el. 1t
VIII be opened about the 1st OF May, and
wtI contain all the faodern improvements
anE comforts for ttENelIcrS. MIR. Frailey
iexi.us making special arrangements for
fishermen and sI,ortsmen, and later sn the
season will have an ample number of boats,
&c. The hotel will :hc c'ipcated III the centre
OF S.alf-acre grove.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-19

4 Ne,o Enterprise.-Mr. John Merritt, Of
this city, has had telephone connection
made between Manchester and Richmond,
connecting him with all the most prominent
places OF the latter city.
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MY. TIE CHlLDEEN'S MONTH.
.,I. NJ; i!ul..iS.

t.raae! " s'or" No.." wi'ha spider story. All cle-
,hia; sorry. = gUupnwLtr S:nrE.a bear story. an
s,rtscmi,.I ,Io:y." 1n;al.ical glory. an! several
o.!n >>r; .rc iIcS ;hc two S"rals, "A JOLLY
Fs.anw>n!g." for h"?>. and SUSAN 'ooLIpGL' 5
"lLEEIGMl," ani Mrs. lodges poem about
TIE klNG OF THE MAY,
.ine,a,t change from ,@c oft-sun2 Qnacn. There
~ ~" tur-uallY funny picture. aud the names
rrr,RE!ET PRESCOTT Sr0rFOEp. ERNEST IN
cfy>olL. HOWARD l'YLr, and OLIVE THoRNK
a.. .s,.r..rGt in hc ulg ii~t Of contributors 10
THIS BEAUTIFUL MAY NO.
s3nyrar: - cents No. For sale by all book
~ Uc">!ct'.E..
.plq.r >CRIENFR { CO.. Kew York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-19

JOHN W. WRIGHT, Sheriff. on 4. NJ, at store of
". Il. Barlow. No. l7Q6 Franklin street, 70
r. Buckeye chilled pows, &c.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, A. ". Is head saddle
and harness-horscs; alsr, ! phaeton-pony.
JNO. e. LAUGHTON, JR.. 10 A. NJ, bankrupt
sale Of 100000 imported Key West aud domes-
tic cigars.
NJ. L. .JACOBsoN,6 Z. NJ, clothing. notions. boots,
shoes. hats, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-19

CHIcKEs-THIEyEs DgPeES iTING.-Chick
en-thicycs acre at work night before last III
t.e neiehboaLood Of Howard's Grove. Mr.
Il. r. Nuckok. living on the a.ewclien pro-
,erty, was rOkbed Of nearly alt OF bis fowls.
Irs. Tucker and others alss lost their
uUstitry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-19
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die States, north TO west winds, stationary
or higher temperature, rising barometer,
and clearing weather.
For the South Atlantic States, diminish
ing northwest and southwest winds, slight
ly warmer and clear weather, and stationary
or rising barometer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-19

MEETING OF CONSERVATIVE COUNTY ST.
pERINTEHDENTS-Ata Il meeting Of the Hen
rico Conservative county and district SUPER
intendcnts held yesterday mt the county
courthouse the following plan OF ciectlns
delegates TO attend the nominating conFen-
ton 10 be held ut the county courthouse on
the 24th instant was adopted:
Vote directly for the various candidates.
Tie candidate @cccivinS majority Of the
whole number q. votes cast for the office for
which he may be candidate shall be entl-
tied to the entire delegation of the district
In the event noGhoice be made, then there
shall be scaled votc-said vote to lse taken
by ballot. Each voter must sign his name
,on the back of the ballot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-19

Nor POISONED William II. Tay!or,
State Chemist, has completed his analysis aof
the stomach of Mrs. Oliver, OF Gloucester
county. who died under what were DeleYae
to be Suspicious circumstances on the i1th
OF March, lie found no poison.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-19

TRY some Of the new hirds OF CANDIES tha' arc
now being made by PI2ZiSl, soI hroad s'leF
They are equal to any made anywhere.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-19

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy, raw.
and Gisagrceabie. At midnight it was clear
and cool.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY G A. NJ, 40 !;
? A. NJ, AS: noon, 81 3 Z. H., so; z.
~, At; midnight, 40.
Mean temperature. 4Gt.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

80 On all sales Of Rsht Estate made 5etsoes
the let Of january and tuSt Of June the tdres To-
the present year hare to bs DGiS ythe parch dse,
On ali sdies n.ade betoeen the st of iy and las
of the year tie tnrss h0cs TO BE- paid by the seller
This custoxl was adopted about nfteen years ag'
by nj! the real estate agents in Richmond and ap
plies 20 Richmo nd and yieinIty.1
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WANTS.


WANTED, TO SELL OR RENT a
w No. l BRICK STORE, corner of Mosby and
Jay street, or hcchanicsyille turnpike. containing
six rooms, all in good order, with stable capable or
mmodating eight ten horses. one of the
best ihorougnfsres that en:crs The city for bu,i-
ness. To good tenant or purchaser the terms W in
be mole rate. Apply 10 e.. w. SM1THER. s06 west
Cary street. or RICHARDSON L Co, 11l3 Main
street. l7-4t
WANTED, A n 4 Y p ERIE y Gel ID
w GARDENE Era married man with small FAM
ilv-fo 90 10 tne country hppY 4, once a. Office OF
VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
COMPANY, Nc. lNl5 Main street. apl1-3lt
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] Our AnDER WHIsKEY al $2 per gallon Is a pure
med cinal article. W. ID. BLAIR & Co.

NJ. ELLysnN Il CO.. sd7ertisrng agents. insert 40
vertisements in all Of the newspapers OF the Untss
S!es ai publishers rates Orders LEFT at the Dis
patch countiuS-reom Will receive prepp, attep
Ton
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-19

WHEN YOU FEEL A COUCH or br3nchEi' aneciio'i
creeping on the lungs take AYkRhs thEhhl ISe'
roRAL, and cure IT before II By comes lhcuraD'e'
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Eprsu CARAaELs at PIZZI>l's 'o-clay.

AN ESTABLISHED FAcr!-iiERAAS EoschES
. ERoruEu keep the largest and beat-assorteo
,iock Of Boots Shoes. Trunks, FaliseS' &c' III 'ne
ci,v-5O0 aud OIL Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-19

EXTRACTED DIRECTLY FROM THE FLOWER
This Is the secret OF the wonderfully sweet and PEN
Grating qualities OF the perfumes manufactured By
JsE. ATKINSON. Of London.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-19

To PRODUCE real, genuine sleep and childlise
repose all night, take liitlc HOP BIrTERs on re-
firing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-19

SAVE MONEY by having your salAnhs asA 10.
n,ar.rcu Pr1xrlNG-HousE. Goed. work. 10"
nr,cs.. And Satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-19

ASK YOUR GROCER for COFFEE ROASTED 81
IL Is the best.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-19

WE KEEP TEAS from 25c. per pound 10 th'
,;,,,.s, GRADES w.D. BLAIR & Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-19
until decision is rendered by the Supreme
Court OF the United Stptns

Souit VI Lue Cnilcu SlGIpS.
Some OF the most prominent men OF the
city signed the bond. The following are
on the list: Messrs. S. R. Owens, S. D. Att
klnson. E. 3. Howle, J. ". Bronaush, Jr.,
I. M. Fendley, G. c. McRae, A. C. Gibbs,
Henry Fitzye erald, Ii. A. Jordan. c. W. Tur-
ner, James l.. Robertson, A. C. Jones, J. A.
Lipscomb, II. j. Eunnally, Fl. f. Duval, J.
X. Perdue. Isaac Kahn, DR.. A. Monteiro. A.
Royal, and John Perry-being twenty in
al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-19

PERsoNAL.-Rev. DR.. Edwards will be
absent from the city on visit to Ports
mouth. Va, OH Sunday, and his pulpit will
he supplied morning and night by Rev. j.
J. Latirrty and Rev. Preston Nash. lie eX-
pccts to return on next Tuesday.
General Ewing, attorney for the Rich
mond and Allegheny Railroad Company,
LETT the city last evening Tor Washington.
On Sunday afternoon DR.. Hoge will
preach to the children, and those connected
with the Sabbath school will meet this after
noon at O'Clock in the lecturc-room to
practice the pieces to be sung Sunday after
noon.
Dr. Ho"e has accepted the invitation to
address the graduating class at the UNI
vcrsty of North Carolina on the lst OF juno,
and is announced as one Of the speakers 1t
the anniversary OF the American Bible Sc
cicty iE New York on the SIh OF May.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-19

ALL THE FlRsT-CLASs GRocERs have thep
COFFEE ROASTED at Ii. FL. PoLLAKD'S.