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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-04-24

TOLEDO, Ohio, like innocent 81
man in this State, went Crszy about
viting immigrants, by perIoctiGga1r
TENS of public schools
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-10

Real Estate Sales made by Frank j.
Sampson, corner OF Ninth and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va. since his last report: For
N. A. Cogbil, trustee, three lots to William
Price for 800; two lots for same TO james
Hendricks for S49.50. For Meade Haskins.
commissioner, to Harnish 81 Son. 100 acres
for 1882. For L. r. Chiles, trustee, to
w. w. Cosby, small house and lot for Sl25;
also, one vacant lot for same TO same for s6G.
For L. r. Chles, trustee, to W. w. Har-
wood, one vacant lot for 5000. For G. W.
Turner to Bank OF Manchester, one house
and lot for S515; for same to same, one
house and lot for ST25. For Fitzpatrick IL
TAYLOR, commissioners, to l.. w. Dillon, 1919
acres for s315. For C.. w. Turner, comm!s-
sioner, house and 90 acres OF land at Cbes-
ter to j. N. Dillon for S115., For c. w.
Turner, one lot at Chester TO j. s. DILLON
for SIS. For J. II. Gregory, commissioners,
small farm in Chesterfield to Henry Harnish
for S2lG. For Meade Haskins, commissioner,
one farm. i'm Chesterfield to d. Il. d j. l..
Porter for Sl,34S.30. For McCauley Neal,
one brick-yard and fixtures to John McCau-
lev for 5000. For Meade Haskins, commits
sioner, 200 acres of land ~ Chesterfield to
J. F. Pinchbeck for $3.50. For G.. W. Tur-
ner. trustee, two-tbirds interest in u farm IN
Chesterfield 10 the city OF Manchester for
81. .155. For William Ambers, commissioner,
70 Charles Davis. the Old Tavern property
in Manchester for 81, ,T25. For c. ". Tur-
nor. trustee, one-haIf interest i'll lots 10 tiol-
l,nd's addition to Manchester TO city OF
Manchester for $40. House and lot IN
Manchester, for W. l.. Cowardin, trustee, 10
The Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, for $100. .......
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-10

Editors of the Dispatch: In the absence
OF bigger game, il our worthy Chief of Po-
lice would direct his men to pay some at
tcntion to the hordes OF boys who congre-
gate at certain points on the suburban
streets OF tue city it would be great boon
to order-loVing citizens. These boys, from
the infantile age Of SIX or seven years up to
the hoodlum OF seventeen, seem to be ig-
nored by their parents lif they have any,
either as not caring for them or as being
unable to control them and il they receive
no attention from the police. Of the city it is
morally certain that when the crop. attains
to manhood the State, poor as she is, will
be compelled to build an enlarged States
prison and invest considerable sum in
hemp to boot. These gangs OF embryo
desperadoes and prospective galows-birds
boot ut and insult persons Gfoot, or on
horseback, or in vehicles, as they pass them,
not infrequcntly endangering the lives of
ladies or others by setting up yell and
throwing frightening missiles in front OF
the horses, and committing many other spe-
cies Of devIment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-10
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

UueHing- House Burned.-A fire occurred
here Saturday night about i O'Clock and
entirely destroyed dwelling house belong
ing to Mr.. Robert Beatlie, situated on Elev-
enth and McDonough streets, several
squares from the Free bridge. The dwell
ing was unoccupied, having recently been
vacated by Mr.. Charles NJ. Wallace. The
fire is supposed to have been the work ofan
incendiary. Mr.. Beattie estimates his loss
at $1,000. The building was partially ln-
surcd.
The old house was erected more than
eighty years ago, and has since been used
for various purposes. During the late war
it served as hospital for the Confederate
Fsaldie-s who were wounded in the battles
around Petersburg, !3st berurp Juv ryucuu-
ton OF Richmond. 1t was too small for
the accommodation Of all OF the wounded.
and many were carried to the Baptist church
in this city for treatment.
The Alert Hook-and-Laddcr Company
arrived promptly upon the spot, and rcn-
dered valuable service.
The house being situated upon one OF the
most elevated points in the city, the lire
could be viewed from many places through
out the surrounding country. The crowd
present was estimated at 1900 persons.
Many came over from Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-10

HOLMAN OPERA TRoUPE.-This company
commences en- engagement at the Theatre
this evening in the reigning success OF the
day, Sullivan d Gilbert's satirical comic
opera 81. ii. S. Pinafore, now playing at five
different theatres in New York city and
eight in Philadelphia. II. nj. 5. Pinafore
will be placed on the stage with new me-
cbanical effects and appropriate costumes.
The painting OF the view OF Portsmouth
covering over 1900 square feet Of canvass
is from the pencil OF Mr.. George Morris,
and the deck of the ship, sails, cabin, bnl-
warks, &C., &C., are said to be made from
the original models. Gas produced by the au-
thors in London, England) by Amber s.
White, acknowledged by all the press as be-
ing "the handsomest set scene OF the day"
On Thursday, Les Clochcs de Cornevile.
Friday, March 14tb, Madame Ansot's Child.
There will be a matinee on Saturday at 2
O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-10

Brief iiems.-The Chesterfield County
Court will cAnyeGe to-day. One OF the
largest erimiaal doekets siAas has been pre-
sen,ed for many years will se disposed OF.
Phe question OF anneSaston is again toe
chief )tepic OF conversation In our city. The
report OF the. committee appointed ,Dy tue
Council inregard to the subject VIII be pre-
spntef, at the next meeting OF the Ceuncsi.
II, ,,s Furnored, that the Free-bTidge com
rpi.,siouers will condemn that bridge on Inc
1rhh of this month. it; being entirely uniit
| for ,heayily-loaded wagons 10 pass ofef'i; t3f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-10

TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE FOR THE WEEK
ENDING MARCH s, 1S79.-Lots fronting: 81
feet on Ninth street between Clay aud
Leigh at S2,1l5; 224 feet on Ninth street
between Clay and Leigh at S557; 224 feet
on Ninth street between Clay and Leigh at
S557; II feet on Exchange alley; % lees
on Fourth street between DuYal ana bakeI
at s275; 3103 feet on Broad street near bar
rison at S6,185; 81 feet on Broad street cor
ner Hancock at $512; rs feet on MAIN stree.
between Eighth and Ninth streels as
$3.50. 80 feet on Thirty-frst street near
p: SAY feet on Grace street near Laurel at
$3.50: % feet on st. Peter street at SO.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Rf- On all sata8 of Real Estdts made 6ets0ss4 .
the lst Of January and last OF June the tdzesIoi
the prese,t year haze to be 0dia on the parchasef
Or atI Sdtey made Jetioeen the 1st OF Jnfy and las
of the year the tdres hdus be paid by the sstte
lThis custoE was adopted about hfteeH years aga
bv all the real estate agents In RichmonGs and aDs
plies to Richmond and vlcnfty.J 81. -. f5 9 liG-
FRANK D. HILL, 4.sP NJ, trustees sale OF brick
dwelling, No. $40 west Clay street, between
Madison and Monroe.
RnRERT 3. LYME. r. NJ, rental by auction OF
{1elafJH ~ .Ilnsh
on the Bowling road, ABOUT quar- tter0f-a-
mile from the city. ~ 1# -. "
pOINDEXTER C TUPPER- 10 A. NJ, carriages,
phaetous, bug2ies, &c.
PAINE, ROYSTER & CO.. 10 a. NJ, continued
sale Of ready made clolhing, &C. ''
j. r. HOCKADAY, 10 a. ", pumps seine, groce-
rcs, &c. Gs. ....s ..f-
r. s. ANDERSON & SON, 10 A. NJ, groceries.
JSO. L. LAUGHTON. 10 A. NJ. anj 2. NJ, man.
uflc,urcrs' sale of triple .siver-phted ware ana
Rogcrs'S tabc-cut!cry. ,a8fZ =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-10

TIE RECENT DISASTER AT, DUTCH GAP.
The efforts to recover the body OF Mr.. e. G.
Hail, one OF the victims OF the recent nitro.
giycerine explosion at,Duteh Gap, have not
been relaxed, and it Is believed By many or
his associates in the. work upon which ne
was engaged that 1t will yet be found. The
niece Of timber with which be was RAM
ming the charge when the explosion oe-
Cured was dfound on Saturday morning,
taken mp from the bottom OF the river 7pY
one of the dredging machines
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-10
GFFIcE OF THE CITY ATTORNEY
RICHMOND. VA, January 10, 1879. !

/" = Grssnho,7, Esq, CITY Treasurer:
IL In response 10 your inquiry reply that un-
'ae present laws Of The United States
nG, = ANcr cons are q legal ierdcr for any amount
az, % 1eetGin. Five Dollars In any one payment.
1iiHt iHt minor coins t3-ccnt pieces, nickel D. and
fr III t ees for any amount not exceeding twenty
VTht III one payment.
is srtvloa tavlo al currency is not legal tender; but
sASS.anees1ie Sees1ie for !egaI-iendfr notes.
Grlles. 0"HN u"'es are " iesai te'iaer s's'e 'of
Very respectfully your obedicn, servant. +.
rte. A. M. KELLEY,
GU. City Attorney.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-10

HAND Cur.-On Saturday afternoca Adam
Fisher, an employe at the Haxal- Crershaw
Mills, had his hand painfully cut iu the ma
chinery while at WORK at the. mills. He was
conveyed to his home, on; SECOND street be-
yond Baker, by the city ambulance.
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FINANCIAL.

NORTH CAROLINA STATE BONDS
" The State Of North Carona has passed innd-
Ing bill for setting her debt which we advise cur
10 accent a. we not believe the State VIII
do any urtter. and time given for funding Is limited.
Any information desired VIII be given on appnea-
lion. ItHMAS bhNsLn ht,S on,
RICHMOND. March s., 1879. mn lo-3ot
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MERCANTILE MUTUAL NJ ARINE- INSURANCE.
CoypaSY.-Messrs., Thomas III. Alfriend d
Co, Mo- north Tenth street, are the repre-
sentatiyes .of this welEknown and long
established New York marine-insurance
company. For nearly thirty-seyen years u
has been one.of the. layorite institutions OF
fhe great commercial centre OF the Union,
aud despite the dangers OF the sea aud the
financial disasters OF the Land 1t mas gone
steadily forward. establishing a reputation
OF which its friends may well be proud. Its
annual statement appears elsewhere. 80 !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-10

POLICE COURT. SATURDAY-Police-Justice
j. j. White presiding.-Samuel karslaSe,
q lumher-merchant of Albany, n. l., was
arrested Friday evening for selling gsods
by sample. card, or otherwise without
license. Several witnesses testified that Mr.
Karslake. Ind offered to sell them lumber.
The Justice said he would forward the case
10 the Hastings Court. At this point Dir.
Charles Whiilock approached the desk OF
the Police Justice aud stated that he wished
to call the attention OF the Court to the fact
that the gentleman. being an importer, was
not amcnablc TO the revenue laws, as the
United States Supreme Court had decided
that where goods are imported in bulk the
importer was not required to pay license:
He asked that the case be continued until
Monday, and the Court examine the law in
regard to this matter. Justice White readily
assented to this, and Mr. Karslake was
recognized for his appearance.
Henry Morgan, suspicious character,
was sent to jail for thirty days in default OF
security. e" t.s ~ -'.'' .--.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-10

Reli1ious. congregations at the
Nethodist and Meade Memorial ehnfcnes
during last week were unusually large. Az
the Methodist church many persons were
converted, and ii deep refgioas ieelins
seems 10 pelvade the congregation. ees-
cral persons will be confrne'' at the Me'ue
Memorial church during the next Yis't VI
the Bishop ....a. 80 .'~ s'..t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-10

kept wishing for The. aesIr rpats DC Egypt.
Those who keep wishing for fhs Theatre.
end parties and ballss sand all thafs cannot
have peace. Some 60. iHto. rounds of plea
ssare expecting peace. Men seek peace In,
drink. In the twenty ninth chapter ard
nineteenth; verge of Deuteronomy sge read !:
:. He blessed himself ID tlis-isarfs saying, I
shail have peace thought walk in the imagi-
nation OF mine heart and add, drunkenness
to thirst" How many men are adding
drunkenness to! Thirst? How many are try
ing tnsIhfEss themse'ves know OF q
Christian man In Chicago who actually went
10 New York and went, the rounds of, ;all
its amusement and gaiety Just in search of
peace. or centse he didn't get It. it's, q
decree Of Heaven that there Is no peace for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-10
WEATHER REPORT.

TSDrcATroNs FOR SUNDAF.--For the Mid.
die States, falling barometer rising tenn
perature, southeast to southwest winds, and
partly cloudy weather, with light rains and
possibly light snow In the northern portion.
For the South Atlantic States, easterfy
to sonther!y winds, partly cloudy weather,
and during Sunday rising temperature and
falling barometer. - :,
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CITY TREAsURER,S NOTICE.

E0R THE INFORMATION OF ALL
~ = PERSONS PAYING MONEY INTO THE
CITY TREASURY for gas, water, or on any other
letter herewith annexed. saying what Is legal ten
der. ! VIII also here state that by an ordinance
passed bY the Council am only authorized TO re-
eve checks when certified by The banks upon which
loty are drawn. & c. GREENHOW,
hARcH s, 1879. Treasurer.
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LFCESSES-TASES.

CITY AUDITORS OFrICE,}
rrr, RICHMOND, March 10, 1879.
nE az LiCENSE-TAXES OF 1879 HAVE
Jle s,S:ssed and ploced in THIS OFFICE for
,es, ,seS'iqn Of all concerned. and viii here re-
'Ain un.i The 10Th instant Inclusive.
v,n the COMMITTEE ON FINANCE
aset, .u SESSIONS At the Council chamber, Broad
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
teax,uihE ihE 20fA AND 2IsT OF APRIL,
pspsa ~ hours Of and 7 O'Clock p. M, for the
tald se;;.,as,afih aud considering Rupeais from
aAerss,Ss sents. No change In classification VIII
Csuncf. % made except ON the order OF the City
nAl0.1J,,.s .,aa b. ROYSTER,
a.teFI ~ Auditor.
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Ty-ppysG; AND GRADING.

H,URFING AND GRADING DONE :
1 with dispatch. SECTIONS IN iioLLYWooHo
properly cared for By month. SEASON. or wear; y
PROMPT attention paid 10 inquiries anuressSeu
uIIIIS q STIPII care Virginia State ARr,cultu-
raj Society, or TO personal calls at lO2 vest n,lgh
MN 1o'So"'S'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-10

: ! "A PAIEFEL AcCI IDEgT. = Fri idaY . asterusspp,
about I O'Clock, Mrs. nc .4A. ass sstscE
lives on s1shp stes Isl,
Wbfie passing oct or me fs5tst pofeSfs OF her
residence accidentally fell, breafiag, her
right leg below the knee. Dr. Tsbb rem.
dered the necessary surgical aid. ,.., >.ff,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-10

!, Sprained HIS Anks.-A negro boynamed
William Johnson, isrom Richmond. feil in
the, ditch at the foeh OF Gs0pton's hill Wniist
running to the fise Saturday night ana
sprained his ankle. he was unable to Walk,
and was conveyed to his home In furnl-
ts,ra- wa oon t.taSt = - = tSt''t' 80
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/. Muuor;s Court.-Mayor Clarke had put
one case before his court Saturday. ihat
OF Ely Paine, charged with eseat!ng = d!s,
turhauce In his family. Elzy was discharged
on paymert of costs. I'd. if...s.sr r sf..! a.G.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-10

PERsoSA1.-Dr. Loring and party stopped
in this city but a short time, and then went
on to Florida. 9 .' -. -. ~. ~ -,
Hon. John Goode was in the city Saturday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-10

We commend the address OF the Conser-
igatiYe State Executive Committee 10 onr
readers. livery properly places the mem
bers OF the IS. III q. Convention ana tneif
allies anfagonistic 20 the Conservative party y,
/ o9 the State. q Choose ye, whom ycu will
serve, Efsderic eSbHsg Star. IS r - 8.
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: ST-FAIg1cK's. DAy.-T The maTshal and as
aids have settled upon'a psogEslnHle for the
celebrates OF the day, ~ Eieis vii BE pus.
lished id a few days. YhsY deter
mined 20 Ear as they cam 10 make thsg
years celebration not. whit NiSssi0r, to that:
OF any past year. No. donbt oETE patriotic
Irish citizens will be. out iH Soll force TO
honor the, day. Delegations, sreza some OF
our sister. cities will lie here. ,st. II :,
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AS kER&aRS,s1 AND pLEask,RrwAsa FOR The
moutb, ,tiiere Is nothing SO gOod as MRarE O. BAs
KER,s C!snaoLrc MoUTH-WAsH. FIFTY cetss o
hottie - ~ '@',| f.'e ~'s - ~ Fs'Ns
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For OFFENSIVE BHEATU from decaycd teeth
and diseased guns. use MEADE &rBAKER's CAR
BoLIc MoUTH-WAsI. Fifty cents a bottle.
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Try OUR "GooD-CBEw'' brand of tobacco at
SOC. per pound, II is avery fnc chewing tobacco.
W. d. BLAIR & co.
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NJ. RLLYsoN & CO.. sdvertsns agents, insert ad-
vertsements IN all OF the newspapers OF the Unito4
STATES at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dfs,
patch countinS-room viii receive prompt atteD =,
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For ULCERATED MOUTH, the healing properties
of MEADE 8 BAKERS CARBoLre hlourH-WAsRi !
are upexceed. Fifty cents bottle. 40. -. :
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INCIPIENT TARTAR AND scURF removed by
MEADE K BAKERS SAPoNINE DENrIFRICE.
Fifty cents box.
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BEST GOODS FOE TIE LEAST MONEY. T.

OUR .GooD- CnHwn brand of tobacco at soc.
per pound, IS as good any ranawe knowsof. s2ot
g.. -. ., . w. D., BLAIR q co.
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| ,sUpREME4C COURT oF.ApPEALs, SATURDAY,
Boston & Co. against the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad Company. Appeal allowed
from decree OF thef Circuit Court OF, the
city Of i Richmond pronounced 18th OF
April, 1877. ,
,spotswood and wife against Cooper, &c.
Writ OF error. allowed to- an order OF the
Hastings Court of the city Of Petersburg OF
Oath OF November, 1871 .'8l -:
Penny backcr against Switzer.5 Appeal
allowed to decree Of the Circuit Court, OF
Rockingham pronounced the 18th OF
March, 1877. Re-t= -
Farmers Bank Of Virginia against Hoge's
administrator. Writ of error refused by
all of the judges to Judgment OF the Cir
cult Court Of Montgomery county.
4 iSt. Johns executor -agairst Anderson.
Appeal allowed and snpeToedeas7 7asSardnd
to decree of the Circuit Court of Washing
ton county. 3@.
Sbackleford's administrator against Shac-
kleford and ais. Fully argued by James
W. Green for appellant, and W. Green for
appellee, and submitted.
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STATE TAXES.

STATE REVENUE UEFlCE,}s r
..."#. ~ .3 No. Is Eleventh. streets.
ALL PERSONS WHO OWE SIATE
N TAXES FOR 1878 are notified that The co'-
are out with the bills, aud requested 10 sttc
witt, them at once or make satisfactory arrange
ments for the same s G.. TI&SLEY, e
NH T.3r 49, - '-s@t Assistant Treasurer
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9irIllloud ispatfll.

E7r THE CIRCULATION OF. TIE HIaPATCH
is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED cIRCg.
LATIoN or ALI THE OTHER pAiLY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE CIT =; H a ..5es sse
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so.-;, LETT BRoTHxRs, 49, 49,
1Sr7 and 1919 Main street, 80.
CALI rAErlcrLAR ATTENTION =.
10 The
" GREAT BARGAINS
they are now Offering In - -
EVERY DsrARTMENr,'" '~..'E' ~
a.. e.. and fs,. ,2so22 as55Jt -.
INVITE A GALL, '+Ss@A. ~
conaden. Of their ability to give yen q
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MONDAY. I. !. ..,.. MARCH 10. 1879.
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SAVE Moxxx oy having your pxinsans ooae Ass.s
DISPATCH PRIHsiaG-hougEs1. ICON VIE "a
nricss, and satisfaction guaranteed
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THE WEATHER SATURDAY was partly clear

y THERMOMETER SATURDAY: g "A. NJ, AZ:
8 A. M., 4e; noon, 85; 3 P. NJ, .63;. .6P.
M.. 54; midnight. 49,.
Mean temperature, So 1.e. a.
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"AMBER " WuIsKEY, pure and mellow. at SO
per gallon. WI BLAIR e co. Z
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

CTRAYED FROM FORD'S HO-c95,-so
~ TEL. LARGE WHITE SPITZ. n0G.SS0
Answers 10 the name Of FRANK. a liberal reward
II returned 10 the clerk of The hotel. mh iO-ll"
T 0ST. BETWEEN ELEVENTH AND
IL MAIN AND CLAY STREETS, Wednesday
night, LARGE BRASS KEY. with hole in the end.
Etturn 10 this Office and get reward of s2.
NIB lQ.lt
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E0R RENT. A DESIRABLE SU- -Tss
= BURBAN FARM OF fFORTY-FOUR AND ss:s
AHALF ACRES. on the Brock turnpike. about twO
!mlcs north Of Richmond. with good DWELLING
Cnnainiug six rooms, besides, Kitchen. stable. &c
There Is avery good orchard oil The place. Rent
!ow Apply 10 JOHN T. G0DDIN,
Real Estate Agent,
NH "a, Rnpl- and Eleventh, straers
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FOR AE6aDtsE&SEs OF THE TEElN AXE ecsG
use MEADE 6 BAKERS CARBeasc A0UTH.
WASH. Fifty cents sbot,ie.. % ~" SS285
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CARRIAGES, ,HUGGTEs:: 80:

I F6pmIriLH DE-, Z CARRIAGES, LA-c.gmg
IqP- as5 TraGAAErOSS, ROCK Always. EH$8I
SSate and aoi,iL SUGGIES, ON hand or supcfi0p
SsseEiAG GEs1, at low prices Any desired style Of
MING ana sSs n,.s 70 order, at Short notice. RE-
''s:ss ~ apa at Prices TO suit tile tunes. call
factory sos and sle noftii Fiilfi sirtet.
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FOR RENT.

T HAVE FOR RENT EIGHT OR g.
TEN OF The BEST DWELLINGS IN tS:I
THE CITY. Also, number of 1rst-class stores ;
beside; 4 lar C number of small houses.
ROBERT B. LYME,
mt lQ-3t 1912 EIain street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-10
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In the 11th chapter OF Isaiah we read !:
i.s The wolf also shall dwell with the lamD'
an the leopard shall lie down with the kid'
and the calf and the young lion. and the
Sattling together-7apd little 'ehild shail $, M
lead thesn.,' These are the lnilieuiuta days
that are coming; We win have peace. fy,
and -by. but are strangers to 1t yet. All
around us we+ see men taking up arms
against the God OF Heaven and disputing
His sovereignty. 1t will not bes.so hereaf-
ter, Whenever you find q person grum-. I'M.
bling and finding fault, you may knew they
have not that peace which earthly matters
cannot disturb, A great macy don't want
ministers to be preaching about sin. because
ii may hurt somebody's feelings Tbat,is g. q
false way Il, get peace. The only way 10
get the peace is 4osget rid OF sin.,a .ae.
E Those Christians who are always longing
for the pleasures OF the world wishing they
could dotais and that, and 60 here and there
alke every else. theY cannot expect
ueace. They are like the pronlIsclous nul.
1iltude who entered shs Frcraassa Land and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-10
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