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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-24

r-r Dr-rg-Gtp DISASTEE-RECovERY OF
49, Ir,rt.S Eapr.-Thc body OF Mr.. Elias
> IaM .nrrriNtcudent Of rock excavation
~ The Government III the JameS.River 1m-
..'-,yI.,rn-, was recovered on Saturday
:,-r,nc =. il:40 o'clock. Mr.. Hall, it will
H., r,rrrbcraA. was killed by the dreadful
[vara.ian Of nitrc-"iycerinc at Dutch Gap
~ The afternoon OF the 5.h Of March. while
frrq,ed in ramminc 4 canister OF glycerine
irt1 III excavation. preparatory to a blast.
>hortly after the steamship Isaac Bell
-qss,d through Dutch Gap Saturday morn
;rr the body came 10 the surface, ii is sup
,n>cE, from The suction caused by the
,,,a,a,r-> wheels. The remains were taken
e,lhrc. and when the steamer Ariel, OF the
Jgmc..Eiycr Line. came along. the body was
mi rr board. the steamers colorS put at hall
mast, ard the remains brought TO Richmond.
When Nr. Halls watch was examined il
was found to have stopped at LAO O'Clock.
which would seem 10 indicate that if did
not s:or from the effects Of the explosion,
which occurred between and O'Clock in
the afternoon, but must have stopped that
ni.lf from Tie effect OF the water.
The funeral took place on Saturday after
noon Il ) o'clock.
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q Roll. OF HONOR AT THE RICHMOND Hrrn-
son0vL.-Tnc following is list Of the pu.
pills on the roll Of honor at the Richmond
High-ScEooi for the past week: Senior
Class-Augusta Anderson, Ada Anderson,
Constance Cabcll, Bella Cohn, Bertha Dick
inson. Alice Eubank, Stella Hasan, Grace
Henning, Maggie E. Mitchell, Fannie Moon,
William Il. Dennis. intermediate Glass
Tucker c. Eggleston, Amelia Brimmer,
Emma Lester, BETTE Mountcastlc, Blanche
Wynne, Emma Walters. Emma Walters
name was omitted last week. Junior Glass
Sallie Norveil, Joseph Dickinson, William
Wills.
Attendance for the week, 81 per cent.
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ihE CoL0gED PEOPLES CELEBRATIONS
v"ing 10 Some dissatisfaction on the part
" " ecIoFed persons not connected with any
~ Tue rcguarly-organiZed societies, and
81, @no nave not heretofore participated in the
n.lceh't-anendment celebrations, a meeting
,' ""s recently head, at which Edward Green
r'vsueG i'rs "a and IL Lipscombe: acted as sccre-
..,a ,a,. IN, meeting decided to take such
doy;s> 5"hs a' VIII enassle all coIored persons who
o,ieo Fom 10 90 SO 50 take part in the eelebra-
t.oA. committee of nine was appointcd
" confer with the convention OF .eolored
'o:ietleS on this sp1iect
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-24

Editors Of Dispatch Knowing no other
course through which to make the matter
known to the proper authorities, / hope
you will give s.ace for this in your columns,
for the purpose OF calling attention to the
neglect OF the garbage carts to collect (Tues-
days and Fridays, as I am informed) on tile
south side OF Broad street between Sixth
and Seventh, with the hope that those
whose duty it is to gather the garbage, &C.,
may be enforced to perform their duty with
more diligence. SHOCKOE.
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TEMPERANCE OFFICERS ELECTED.-tldel- +
ity Division, No. /, Sons OF Temperance,
have elected the following officers for the
ensuing quarter: George E. Meredith re-
electcd), w. P; S. Mallory, W. A.; W. "a.
l.. Combs, r. S.; William X. Green, a. X.
s.: w. Isaac johnson, +. S.; Moses Taylor,
r.: Valentine Griffin, Chap; r. 9. Evans,
Con-; II. c. Curtis, A. c.; D. IL. Lewis
Is; Robert Graham, 0. S.; y. b. Dlck-
erson, 2. w. p. Special delegate 10 the
Grand Lodge (which meets in Danvilie, va.
May 26, 1s79), Robert b. Evans.
Asbury Division, No. 39, Sons OF lem
perance, has elected the following: M. II.
l.. Dabney, W. P; <. Bingham, w. A. !;
A. NJ. Singleton, r. S.; John Nelson, A.
r. S.; IS. Whittle, F. S.; William Singleton,
Treasurer; Rev. T. w. Barrett, Chaplain
Fleming James, Conductor; W. johnson,
A. c.; Moses Anderson, l. S.; Henry
johnson, o. S.; Howard Singleton, L. W.
p. Special delegate to Grand Division,
William Singleton.
Washington Division. No. 81, has elected
the following officers: D. W. A. Frayser,
W.P. F. Crump, w. A.; 4. P. Fleet, Il.
s.: John Fl. Knight, A. r. s.; 5. a. Law
renee. r. S.; Bruce Thornton, Treasurer;
Rev, BENJAMIN Parsons, Chaplain; M. A.
Lawrence, Conductor; Edward y. Thorn
tom. A. c.; NJ. B. Turner [. s.; George
Miles, 0. s.; Alexander Jones, T. W.;
E. Fl. Gray, L. d, G. w. T.
The above divisions have initiated thls
quarter one hundred and ten new members
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.sUCTinS SALES TEsgs DAY.

NJ IN M sntes II IrtnL f3.fnte mnd: 5stwe-.
the ixt If i'm r'cIB and itst O.; JHt the tGH"@ fei
th. present ysor Enr* IT, ht .aiI tptbe purchaser
Os "a Suiss p.Udc t.to,.9 tie >t Of J,tYTt,6lcS
of he vc0r Gs t02es |0Gc 10 be paid by the seller
fTES cG,tufl wa- ad1,fica about ttttCu year, a.s
br All t real cs!:li' a-ciI" ia RiruEoud, and ap
plies 10 Richmond aGi Tiripity.1
CfIAFFIE, STAPLES Il CO. =: =. NJ. trustees
sale Of large stnccc cd horse. WIKI eight acl.s a.
land in Sidney. hllf Il mile O! The city.
JAS. MACDpUG ALL. 10 \. d.. rPady-made CLOTH
Ing and winter p'ccc-Eoo!s: also, piecc-GooU'
for winter ana SilmG.rr "rar.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS AZ T. NJ. valutb!e store
and dwelling ON the southwest corner OF Jctcr
son and Marshall SRI els.
K. s. ANDERSON & SOE. 10 4. NJ. groceries.
j. X. IIOCk iDAI. 10 \. NJ. groceries.
PAINE. ROYSTEE & co. 10 a. ~, at 1918 Mail
street. fruit and other trees, vines. &C., &c.
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TRANSFERS. OF REAL ESTATE FOR WEEK
t\nING MARCH -, 1S19.-Lots fronting
One hundred feet on Federal street corner
Harvle lone tiith) at $500: $50 feet on Fed
ral.>tTcc; corner Haryie two tfths) at 5000; :;
1913 feet on alley in rear of Governor street
at $500; - feet on Oak street corner
Moore al Sl00; - feet Oh Ninth street at
Sl'J; - feet on Cabeli street corner Hick-
oTy $l2j; 90 feet on st. James street be-
tween Jackson and Duval at 800; 81 feet
on Main street. corner Fifteenth Zone half
81 1900; 333 feet on Albums street near
>hort at 500; 81 feet on Ninth street at
20; % feet on Moore street at S5; 25 feet
on Leigh street at 81, ,0l0; 123 feet on Ross
>ireet corner Governor al S12,750; 354 feet
% Main street near Twenty-SiXth at $4,000;
- itet on Holly street near Laurel at 5000 !;
i: lcct on st. Peter street between Duval
nd Baker at 81.
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HELPING THE SoUTI.-In his speech in
behllf of the American Baptist Publication
Society OH Saturday. Rev. A. Z. Dickinson
said "Whcn l was collecting money to
build the Fulton Baptist church, OF TINS
city, and lacked but five hundred dollars, !
went to the meeting OF this Society, held
in Boston. and as soon as l stated Inc case
the President OF the Society, William BUCK,
nell, said Put me down for Que hundred
dollars and four others said the same, anu
in few minutes / bad my i've hundred
dollars. When l appealed for money 10
mild P;ne-Street Baptist church, OF this
citv. these brethren responded generously ;
and never have | asked for help for any
moor church or Sunday school that they
have not cheerfully and generously re-
snonded.'
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1Iqyor'S Court.-The negro Sam. Clark,
of Richmond, who made such desperate cl-
forts to escape from the officers Friday al
ternoon, after being shot at several times
bv the Chief OF Police, was brought before
Mayor Clarke Saturday, charged with the
larceny of railroad iron, and was ordered
to receive fifteen lashes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-24

AMONG TIE FLowERs.-MoRToN has become q
household word 10 our flower-losing and flower.
raising people. His grounds, corner Of Main and
Reservoir Streets always neat and cean and his
Flowers fre and vigorous. just now visit to bis
green-h houses IS 4 treat indeed. Many blooming
,ans attest his success in the culture Of these de-
fyb,ful companions. He has 4 large stock of stand
ard plants and many new and valuable varieties; nj
of which he Is cul!ivating and putting ~ order iol
the sprinc trade Call and see his large assortment
and leave your orders. Twill not be many week!
before time 10 set them out.
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.aE LATE Ac1D1s;T on THE CuEssPEAKE
N,,.Inlo Unlo hoAD.-Eention was made on
,rs;s ;%eay c OF the accident to the express
ing y liday morning caused by the aaeak-
Yss na an axle near CVyington. The train
4bow x9"n s.'," from the track and WRECKED d
tegde, an mile east at the depot rs the
Il, wos Sas crossing the county road. Every
ileenrr~ ,W Thrown from tie track, and tae
no one wy wy oed On its side. Strange to say
~ 0Ae wa injured
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A CARD.-Our wagon will leave our office at 3
O'Clock L. NJ. OH MONDAY, March 24th TO take bid
ders to the sale OF the VALUABLE SUBURBAN
PROPERTY On ives. Main street. formerly owned
ty Dr. L. W. Brown, advertised in another column
CHAFFIS, STABLES & GO.
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THEATEICAL PERSoHALs.-R. D'Orsay Og-
del aud Theodore Hamilton and wife (MrS.
Mary G!adslonc) are playing at the Princess
Theatre, Melbourne, Australia. Mr.. Charles
En,eEe is travelling with Ricc's EVangelne
Combination, playing the character OF Cap
;ail DIETRICH.
Emma Abbott, now playing in the West
with Hess Opera Company, is announced
10 appear here about the middle CT April.
The Holman Opera Company arc now
-lYi1@ Charleston, 5. c., dose OF their
Hlnaiorc
The Richmond Theatre will be closed for
he ensuing two weeks
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-24

~,.,, WEATHER SATURDAY was cloudy and
oso,,;n, 80 y :, nurinc the dsv. At night there
;oft~',%,d ',,%mndcrstorm and very heavy rain.
TuEruoxxrEH SATrEpAI ): o a. NJ a., ~
q W. ". %; noon. so: 8 7. NJ 81; 81.
n 81: midnight. so.
Mean temperature. 3o5.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-24

TIE City MIssloN.-The ladies conduct
inc this institution having found them
selves out of money, are therefore COM
nelled to temporarily suspend operations.
They have very reluctantly come TO TINS de-
termination, because OF the great need now
existing amongst the poor OF the clty-espe-
cialy many cases OF sickness-where SUI,
fering must ensue unless relief is afforded
in this or some similar manner. In we" OF
this fact, the lady managers have deter
mined to make another effort to continue
their ministrations few weeks longer, ano
to this end will have a called meeting OF
the association at Mr.. Raleigh Colston,s on
next Thursday afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
In the mean time, active efforts VIII Dc
made to solicit sum sufficient for present
needs.
They urge every one to whom application
NAV be made to contribute as literally Of
they can towards this object.
Any articles of clothing or provisions
may be sent to Mr.. CoIston's, the MISSION
rooms, 1414 Franklin street, or any OF Tue
lady officers OF the association. ContrlDu
tions OF money left In our countlng-roon
before the day OF meeting Will be hanoeo
oyer to the treasurer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-24

THUNDER. STORM. = Between Sand O'CLOCK
Satur day night the city was ylstea oy !
heavy rain-stor1n, accompanied py some
sharp lhunder and lightning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-24

BALMAsoUE.-Tbe members OF the Ny,
r. b. A. S. e. will give nGSqae SoaSee AZ
the pump. house tonight. the commIIe'
OF arrangements consists OF Messrs' hus
Rawson and Willie Crew.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-24

The school-reports for the past week show
that in the attendance OF 5,12G pupils ONLY
1l8 failed to answer the roll-cal at 0 a. NJ.
This speaks we'll for our schools, not merely
as to the discipline, but also as to the inter-
est the pupils manifest In their work by
their prompt attendance.
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WEATHER REPORT.

,,,rc,rIoxs FOR SuNrAr.--FoT the MIC
u t>,,1ati .,,antic States. cloudy and rainy, fo'-
de a GIN hv clearing weather. southeast yeer.
R"t" t".%h,thwcst winds, followed tomorrow
jne n1e.%.v( ,%. hy stationary or rising fempcra-
Hs >.."% ;sIIinc followed by rising barometer.
;uTc' '"',' .hs south Atlantic and East Gull
,,,,s s". rIondv and rainy weather, followed
sac, wv, H,e weatber. warner southwest veer-
0' eCS, .n,Irr nS northwest winds and general
'yn;gher pressure.
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THE SIXTEEN.
Pane, secured i'm the roindextcr Case

TEN MEN OBTAINED SATURDAY WITHOUT
CALLING THE LIST THRoUGH-ANoTnER
EXCEprIoN-pERsoNSg OF THE MEN,
BEERS OF THE rANEL-THE JURY TO DE
FORMED TO-DAY. AND THE TAKING OF
EVIDENCE THEN TO BE COMMENCED.
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TheT show an assortment which
CANNOT BE SURPASSED ~ THIS CITY.
Their PRICES are always the LOWEST. They alst
show Il large assortment of
TRIMMINGS. FANCY GOODS, MOTIONS,
GENTLEMES'S FURNISHING GOODS,
MATTISGs. OiL-ELOTHS,
MATS, RUGS. &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-24

10 the lovers Of the weed ana -. 70
ali whom it may concern: II you want sooa u
c.p either &c. or lOc., Wade in &C. E') al WHIT
LOCKS and have your wants supplied
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Al. ELLYsoN Il CO., advertising agents, insert ao
rertsements In all of the newspapers Of the Untde
STATES ut publishers rates. Orders left at the O'a
match countins-rcom will receive prompt atseH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-24

FOR OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayed uee'i
and diseased gums. use MEADE bAhhh eAH
BoLIc MoUTH-WAsH. flnV cents oo'tie'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-24

DIsCoLOPED TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the use OF MEADE IL BAKER 3 SAPOS1N% DEN.
THRICE. Fifty cents 4 hoy,
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10 tie M I'M AND TRorTIEd-H -Ho HoRsEs. Owing
Tor sa,nshsS weather. the meeting appointed
he ,rong ,aag night OF persong int rested In
saa tro,,;an tv.len OF the breeding OF running
Tassa.u horses was postDoned until
p'sas at the Exchange Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-24

On Tnos,,'' ,'tiTAL AND YoC4L CONCERT
giye a. ~ s,.I ssa,.Iay'eYening Miss Kate Mera will
5yltris,o VI Sah recital at Graee~Street Pres
lapd -, .,:.ufes., ~ in which she Gill be as
\, o. tls sllss Swain. The recognized abil-
@ssrist ese iadiss-the one as superior
iasbeG "nu The other as charming and
lb4 Nc 1oprano-warrants the assertion
orGa,,,e eoheert e will be one OF more than
~ interest to lovers of music,
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SAVE MONEY ~ h2Tmg g"dr i,;la'irE dorc atsh.
DISPATCH pRfSrlHG-iinUSE. Good worf, Low
rrlcss. a,.d Satisfaction wnarali.rfA.
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mouth, there is no,hins so GOOD ne MEADE " BA.
KER'> CAEEoLIc MoUrH-WAsIi. Fifty cents q
hon
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THOSE who have tried the PICNIC CIGARS pro-
uouncc them superior. For sale at every place where
good cigars are sold.
r, WuITLoCK, Manufacturer.
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FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE TEETH AND GUMS
use MEADE & BAKERS CARBOLIC MOUTH.
WASH. Fifty cents 4 bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-24

INCIPIEST TARTAR AND scURF removed y
MEADE j. BAKERS SApoNiNE DESTlFhieh
Fifty cents box.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-24

DID YOU EVER? No; never smcEcG 4 better Sc.
CIGAR Than WnITLOCK'S PICNIC.
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The CITY PUBLIC SCHooLs.--The follow
Ing is statement Of the attendance at the
public schools for the week ending March
81, 1879:
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Public Schools. The following is the
average attendance at the public schools for
the week ending Friday, March 2isf, as
presented by Professor +. Morrissette,
principal:
Male High-School No. 1-E. Morri>Sette,
teacher. Number on the roll, 2G; average
attendance, "A.
Female High-School No. 2-Nrs. \. l..
Walker, teacher. Number on the roll, 20
average attendance, lG.
Male No. 3-Miss Maude Porter. teacher
Number on roll, 21; average attendance, 10
Female No. Miss Bette Irvine, teach
er. Number OH the roll, &c; average at
tendance, 50.
school No. 5-Miss Rachel Lyon, teacher
Number on the roll, A; average attend
ance, 40.
School No. G-Miss Mamie Hatcher
teacher. Number on the roll, SO; average
atten dance, 40.
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SEEK NO FURTHER.-Ycu will lind no better.
The PIC. MIC is the best sc. CIGAR on the marker.
Wholesale aud retail at z. WHITLoCK's, l44o Maih
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ron DnEEpfSG GUMS, Use MEADE & BAKERf
CARBoLIC MoUTII-WAsI. Fifty cents bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-24

For ULCERATED MOUTH, the healing propertie.
of MEADE G ,BAEEg'S CARBoLrc- -MouTu-WasB
are unexceIled. Fiftycents a bottle.
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FURNITURE.

T GATHRIGHT & SON, 16 COVER q
IL. NOR STR EEr. offer Inducements, both as ~,
10 prices and terms. 10 NIL in need Of FCRNi'5F5
TURE of any Eiuh. such as 10 make 1t 10 ih'i: .
Interest 10 examine stock before purchasing zine
Walnut Suits with Tennessee and gray marble;
Sideboarts with dark marble; Parlor Suits in care
une and raw sik-very handsome: Reps ahi tait
Cloth Suits very cheap: Pine and Poplar farnitute
of every kind our stock viii be found c'ihpete w
every particular. Don't fail TO call. sA's.aSuou S
guaranteed. I" 80 oI
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OHILDREN'S CAR Il 4 G X
" MANUFA Glory. 49, Al the a:ctsSE=csE-.t-
stylcs Oh hand or Insic 10 orGrr At short nnt'c":
Every CARRIAGE guaranteed gErriOr 10 those or
unrthcr,, ,akr and at low plicrS thereby miA Ing
IL 20 In" Interest or those IN need To bus 5rinc-
made Carriage. REPAIRING nt ALI hiHDS
DONE. '" I. Solii IL.
Factory and Sncsroom Fifth street between Broad
and Marshall streets. NH iV-3mo
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wesDEa arSHp s2GsSs..


A FULL SUPPLY OF ANTHtAClih 4
N EGG, !TpVE. and NUT COAL. Al o..
SPLiST. HRtGliTHOPE, and SOFT COKE of
The best qGaity. Machine prepared SAW ri, ana
kIEDLlSti WOOD. kent dry under shed. always
ON hand OAK and PINE WOOD delivered cheap
cr than any advertised in This paper .
$1,000 &. II. WEST.
Eighth street between Main and Gary.
y. B-Mr. CHARLES .: SAFlLLE. formerly
with G.. {. johnson. Is with me-, ana would "c
plcascd 10 see his friends and former patrons.
NH no-1t
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r,,o r,,,l.Hailroad Contract Ar-

The canal-Hailroad Contract Ar-
proved
r.c following dispatch, received satur-
em,.ht refers to the contracts made by
az a"s a,naI COMPANY and the Richmond and
',S 'sIlErssny y Railroad Company:
A,r7sS,5To y., r.7,s,,I5Tox. March 22.-H c. Parsons.
,.,",.N>p-sSf4.pt: Contracts approved and
',.n,rsa . Their execution ordered by the
I,..,s'',,s,.fya Committee. THOMAS EWING.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

NEW SPRING AUCTION BARGAINS.
nov SSe966s e a1ssst psse; shsaDs and md
All we ask Is call bcfore purchase
BLACK CASHMERE at 25. 80. 35 40. so. 80,
Go, rs, G7Sc., and sl-a reduction CT twenty
per cent. on former prices;
BLACK sILKS-lhe cheapest In the city;
ALI-WooL BUN1INGs-,he best At 2oc.-'n all
shadSS;
BuNTINGS at l24 ana 16:.c.-a good article;
| full line of DRESS GOODS In all the latest nov
cities from &c. up;
WHITE GOODS in large variety;
CORDED r!QUE, AZ, s. c. and &c.;
| HAMBURG; EDGINCs and TORCHON LACES-
Il very large stock from auction;
| PARASOIs. PARASOLS, rcw stock Just received;
KID GLOVES at 45c two-buttou-a good article;
| 200 pieces WHITE and FANCY MATTINGS
| from auction: A WHITE at &c. CHECK at
| 1Gssc. the cheapest and best goods for the
| money in the city;
| OIL-CLOTlls. floor snd table. COCOA MATTING'
and HEMP CARPETS to be sold ata sacrifice
| to cl0se:
| $50 pieces PRINTS at 4Er;
| BROWN COTTONS at 4, 6. and &C.:
| price-list OF CO1TuNS: WAMSUTlA, 10c.;
| DAEOL. 5 &c. FRUlT-OFLOOM. SIC AN
nEoScoGGIN, 7'ic.; good BLEACilED 1T 4,
| 8. amd &c;
EI.EACuED and BROWN sHEETISCs at ease
prices:
CORSETs il great variety from &c. to $3.50;
| 4 new stock OF sI.rinG shades In CHENILLE
PRINCES nj 16Ac. per ward:
| TRIMMING SILKS and SATlNS In ali the new
slIad,s:
HOSIERY in al the new styles from 0se. pair to
the Gnrst:
NOTIONS and FANCY GDODs-a compe as
| scrim"nt:
ICASSlMEEEs for men and boys from 15r. to !l.25
per yard:
LAl'N3ElED SHIRT at 75c., regular pr!ce IL % !;
LADIES' GENTLEMEN. and CUILDREN'S
UNnERSlll;TS--a full line;
WHITE Quits at 45, SO, to, 75c., 81. AMI
Sl,25.
For the cheapest goods oi:4rci don't fall To
| call on u. & L. MIrrELDURFER.
| NH 22-S.MSW SGT Broad street.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
i To THE LADIES.
We have Just opened large aud wcil-srlec'ed
stock OF LADIES. MISSES, and INFANTS IN
| DERWEAR. consisting Of
LADIES NIGnT-DR ESSES. CHEMISES. SKIRTS,
DRAW Frs, and CORSET COVERS:
And also for Ml,ses;.,!Gi9WSS. CHEMlSEs.
For infarts-RUEF&, DRESSES, SLlrS. GOWNS,
SKIRTS. SHIRTS. >AcQCES, and CAPS.
WcaIs0 have 3 fuil line OF .
GLOVES. HOSIERY. .HASDkERCiliEhS,
4. BRETONA LAcE>. "
+ TIEt'IION LACES and INSERTINGS
!. HAMBURG EDGISCiS and iSStRrlSGS. .
+ ZEPllYRS aud GERMANTOWN YARNS In all
y slOTTOEs and CARD BOARDS In al colors;
IORS E'rS. AMI Il general assortment nf NOTIONS,
). TRIMMINGS, ana FANCY GOODS.
Call raily ufld examine our stock. nj
mi2l LEVI nEXThES. 627 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-24

A NTnRACITE COAL.-I OFFER FOX
n SALE 500 tons best quality RED and WHITE
ASH EGG. STOVE, and CHESTNUT coal: Also
on hand Il full supply Of W EST VIRGINIA SPtlSI
and CUMBERLAND CUAL-ail OIL when VIII be
sold at lowest market rates. Dealers and consumers
Will please send their orders 10 my ONCE, corner
Seventeenth aud Cary strtetS. r ,,o-,r.
ja 2S-3m WIKI EobEhts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-24
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Il To THE LADIES.
GUASO.
cOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO.
TO THE PLANTERS AND FARMERS OF
NIPEISIA.
(; q.


VIRGINIA:
RICHMOND, Va January 27th, 1879.
We have this day resigned the agency ior the sale
of the Pacific (iuano Company brands. .
Hinder the terms of settlement between the Phcltc
Gilauo Company aud ourselves all the Unsettled bu-
suess OF 1878. mcludn2 collections, &c. Is To be
managed by our succc~sors Mcssrs JOHN =. REESE
e co. of al.im"rc. whom we commend !" YOU De-
lcving your relations with them Will be both plea
SAINT and satisfactory. - -.,.,.. ,,n
' " WALKER. SAUNDERS & co.
From the above card you will please note that the
Agency of the Pacific Guano Company VIII u" con-
Quoted hereafter by the undersigned from Baltimore
as well rs Richmond Tue splcua'u reputation OF
soluble ici'ic Gu mo. eaTnct ~ NJ superior eSce'-
pucr ri remarkable acapaoIiiIy IN the soil OF Viz
rluia. especially on cotton. corn aGd trtlacco i7iu
continue to De suStdinsd 4 sulEantec being afof'r
cd In the wise management OF tn, Pacific GHahh
Conpanv. which has practically ulIlinitcA resplTrs
at its cumiuaud-yiz. ampl. Capi'ai - l.oco,voeJ
extensive works, most approved machinery. lhr3
GcDosits Of phosphate. b.s' scientific ability. 10 AL
OF which add :. bong experience In he business In
connection with The undersigned ~ general agents
dating back to 1865. We will krep >UppH oi
Gnano on lanI at Norfoih. Pol.5InoulL Petersburg,
ana Richmond.
JOHN :. REESE & CO.. General te"nt4.
in 2J-3m Baltimore ana is'cti1''"h".