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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-30

POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY-Police-Ju
tice Joseph j. White presidtng.-Nancy
Haskins and Thomas Taylor (both colored),
unlawful trespass. Case continued until
Wednesday. .--.-. .-..a
Barney Robinson (colored) was fined $3.50
for dlsorderly conduct.
James Hill {colored), stealing one vest and
one pair OF gloves from Frank Reed. Twen-
ty-fye lashes. . =,
James Sublett was fined 500 for assault
and battery. -as
Matt Tyler lcoloredD, charged with steal.
ing one lot Of mink-skins from Herman
Morris. Ten stripes. rr. =
John McLane, guilty Of stealing one pair
OF shoes from Wingo, Ellett il Crump.
Sixty days in Jail and thirty-uine stripes.
j. w. Tuck, assault and battery. Fined
s.. ~
Charles Smith and Edward Williams
(tramps} were ordered to leave the city.
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Smelling of Shakespeare's Name.

rFrom the London News, December 12th.]
Under the title OF (which shall it be
Sbaxpere or Shakespeare" the veteran
sbakespearian scholar, Mr.. j. Halliwell-
Phillips, has printed for private dlstrlbu'
tion a small pamphlet, which goes fan. to
settle the veXed question OF the spelling OF
Shakespeare's name. Mr.. FurAlyall seemed
to maDy, people TO stand on sohd ground
when he affirmed that the great dramat'st
surely knew how. TO spell bis own name.
His signature occars three times IN his
will; and there it is spelled shakspefe.
what coulo be more conclusive? Happily
for the interest OF minute controversy
the form in which Shakespeare wrote bis
name on this occasion is not so conclusive
az it seems. People were not so particular
in the EIizabethan age as they are now about
The spelling OF their names, and, II anything,
had a preference for varying the spelling, as
il to try how their names would look in dlf.
Serent forms. Nowadays. Browne would
consider it deliberate and intentional In
suit TO write his name without the "e," and
Smyihe would throw a letter into the bre
il it came addressed to him as plain
Smith. But Mr.. Hailiweil-Phillipps has
collected q number OF instances TO
proye. what be does not point out
for the first time--that the men OF the
seventeenth century, even OF the first faml-
lies. above all suspicion OF not being able 10
smell. did not care for uniformity. Thomas
Fnller saws that he has seen the honorable
name OF Vhliers written fourteen several
WAYS in their own evidence. Shakespeare
son-in-law, DR.. Hail, signed himself lndlf-
feren;ly Hawle, Halle, and Haule; RoWley,
the poet, Rouley, Rowleye, and RoWiey
Alleyne, the actor, Alleyn, Aleyn, Allln,
and Allen, With these and many other ex'
omples to back him, Mr.. Halliwell-P Phil
inns NAV web contend that to follow sigma.
tures would "revolutioniZe the system OF
early nominal photography and lead to pre-
posterous results" But what authority are
we to follow? We have spoken OF Mr..
HalliweIl-PhiIIipps's pamphlet as SET.
Ting the question, but perhaps we
should rather say that 1t unse:-
ties the question. he does not, now
ever, leave us withouta guiding principle.
We should spell The first syllable, ne THINKS,
as il is pronounced. We do not pronounce
II &C shax-pere," and, therefore, should mol
spelI it .. Shakespeare" It was pronounced
~shake-spear by his literary contempt
raries, and SO spelled by Ben. johnson, oy
the editors of the first folio of his works
and by himself, or printers under his super
vision, in two printed letters. People may
ther.fore. in defiance OF the New snsksper'
society. 90 on spelling It Shakes t,eare with
oi,t feeling that they thereby Cast. upon tn
noet noe the imputatien that ne did not know
how to spell his own narae.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Officers Observation-Disclosures Division,
Sons OF Temperance, last Saturday night
elected the following officers for the ensuing
term: james a. Gentry, worthy patriarch
William +. Harrison, worthy associate; W.
s. Monteiro, recording scribe; William y.
Foster, assistant recording scribe: K. {.
Tray lor, financial secretary; j. &. Moore,
treasurer; William 3. Weisiger, chaplain !;
Charles E. Bottoms, conductor; George w.
Mann, assistant conductor; u. Cosby, In
side scptinel; and r. e. Broaddus, outside
sentinel. Rev. j. q. Stringfelow is the re-
firing past worthy patriarch for the term !;
r. e. Traylor the local deputy. These Of
ticers will be installed next Saturday night.
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7 - ). - - - 80 z, L-E-T. - 2 ;
] LOCAL MATTERS.

.
/ CHURCH. HNoTgs.-At LaureI-S Street Msthe
dist church Rev. W.. p. Wright. pastor
fpreaehed at night, and DR.. Lee IN The morn
Ing. !,sg .l.yfs.... l,Es.. f1.,.1 tili.f !. .ss
, .Rey. j. g.. Sledd, pastor, preached Sun
day morning at Nieholson-street, and Rev
ID. IL. James at night. m, I: .s5,..t,. "a.
i At the Methodist preachers meeting yes
terdag, on motion,of Rev. A. 6. Brown, il
was resolved to have union meeting OF the
Methodist, churches Of Richmond and Man.
chester once each month during The eccesi-
asticaT year, 10 be held On Wednesday night
after the first Sunday 10 each month, begin
ming at Trinity church on Wednesday night,
January Z, 1880. Rev. z. n. Sledd, D. D.,
was requested to preside al the Trinity
chu, ch meeting. 1.. -....
At,he Second Baptist church the pastor
filed his pulpit morning and night, and re-
ceiyed one person into the church by letter.
AT Sidney Baptist church Reg. j. A. Con-
oily preached in the morning very able SER
mon. The pastor preached at night.
The twenty-seyenth anniversary OF the
organization OF the Leigh-Street Baptist
Sunday school was celebrated (as is usual)
on Christ mas-day. The school-room was
crowded with scholars and teachers, and a
very enjoy able time was spent. The sue
cess OF The school during the past year has
been very 1attering, as is shown by the fol-
lowing report: Number Of officers and
teachers On roll, "a scholars, $40; average
attendance Of scholars for the year, 800 !;
officers and teachers, 66. The report OF the
treasurer shows that the collections in the
school for all purposes during the year
amounted to s295.21. Twenty-tbree scho-
lars have been present at the opening OF the
school every Sunday during the year, and
the following have been present every Sab
bath for a longer period: Misses Eliza Pitt,
ten years; Murtha Pitt, seven years; and
0Iollie Elicit, FIVE years. After short ad-
dresses the scholars were supplied with
good things, and the school, adjourned.
A called meeting OF the school was held
Sunday evening and the following officers
elected for the ensuing twelve months ::
Miles TuTpin, superintendent; F. r. But
Ter, assistant superintendent; A. b. Clarke,
superintendent primary department; l. B..
TimberIake, assistant; Robert Turpiu, sec
retary; q. Fl. Clarke, assistant; Samuel
Reynolds and W. X. Atkinson, librarians !;
e. S. Turpin. treasurer: w. II. Gathright
and JEFF. D. Reynolds. paper distributors :;
Z. b. French, registrar.
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RlruNoSp. December 90. 1870.

& .r.s. .... hICHMOND, DRcemoeT ~. 1919.
Editors Dispatch: 1t is with regret that
have 10 complain through the valuable CO.
lumns Of your paper OF the Bediam that
was let loose on the quiet citizens Of Rich
mond Chri-tmas-eve night. So far as I am
individually concerned, I could stand it;
but have daughter that has been an in
valid four years, and she cunt bear the least
harsh or loud noise. She has had an opera
ton performed on her and is helpless. and
to be shot out OF this world by cannon
tired on Candles Hill by parcel OF young
boys for amusement is an outrage OH civil
society. bad to get up and 80 out after
them. My child went into spasms, So great
was the shock and, besides, know others
situated Like her who shared The same fate.
Now. isn't it aD outrage! Why, sirs, the
young gentlemen must not think because
they are well, hearty, strong, and lively,
that there is no sickness in the city.
ii. r. PHILLIPS.
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THE SUFFERING Poor OF IRELASD.-T le
following extract from letter written by a
reverend gentleman of Gurteen Baiiymote,
County Sligo, Ireland, dated December IL,
1879, to one OF our prominent citizens, re-
ceived yesterday, will give some slight idea
OF the suffering in poor Ireland at present:
81 am convinced you are prepared to
learn that the present is the worst year we
have had in this country since the famine
times Of 1S47. Some will struggle to get
through the year, but l cannot conceive
how hundreds Of others will continue to
do so. 1t is the general impression that
many will be Carried off by starvation. In
deed, destitutiou is visibly depicted on the
appearance of many already.
j';.:" Yours, very respectfully,
,s1.9 'RoGER BRENNAN, p. P"
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XEATHER ,REPoRr.

ISDIcATIoss FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid.
die Atlantic States, falling followed by
rising barometer. warmer southwest ycer.
ing to westerly and possibly cooler winds,
cloudy weather, and possibly occasional
light rains
For the South Atlantic and. Gull States,
southwest winds. stationary temperatures,
stationary or higher pressure, partly cloudy
weather, and occasionally light rain, posi-.
bly, followed in the interior by cooler
northwest winds, and in the West, Gull
States light norther.
TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
milder. .l"1
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: s A. d., 46 ;
8 a. ~, 81 : noon, "a; SP. ID, 68; z.
N., 60; midnight, 81.
Mean temperature, 57tt -" ~ -
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ELECTION OF OFPlcEBs.-At 3 quarterly
meeting Of Paradise Lodge, No. 223, 1..O-
B. B., held Sunday the 18th instant, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
term OF one year: E A. Ezekiel, president !;
William Cans, vice president; Isaac Held,
secretary (reelectf,dl; Ralph Goldsmith,
financial secretarJ Isaac ThaIhimer, trea-
sure.; Isaac Lain, inside guardian; Myer
Greentree, ou'. side guardian (reeleeted); E.
Bottigbeime'l, 81. d. Levy, J. Levitt, J. A.
Hirshberg., and Charles Millhiser, trustees
Israel Su.rn, mentor; 81. 81. Levy, install
ing officer; E. Bottisheimer, Charles Nil!
hiser, and 81. a.. Levy, representatives te
the District Grand Lodge, which meets II
Savannah, Ga, next month.
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LEAP YEAR BaLL.-The next entertain
meut OF the Mosaic Club will be "leap-
year ball." which will be. given at Virginia
Opera-House on the night OF January 2d.
The lady managers happily announce that
1.-THE modest young gentlemen who fear to
60 without an escort are assured that the
Mosaic is one place at which an escort may
be dispensed with, and the managers will
take great pleasure In acting as cbaperone
to all such rs will place themselves under
their protection. especially the debutanteS."
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aEpATlTI OR LIVER COMPLAINT, DYs-
SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.

SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.
Pain In the right side under the edge OF the ribs,
Increases pressure; sometimes the pain is In the
eft side the patient IS rarely able to lie OH the left
side sometimes the pain is felt under the shoulder
blade, and 1t frequently extends to the top OF the
shoulder, and Is sometimes mistaken for rheuma-
usm In the arm. The stomt"h is affected with loss
of appetite and sickness; the bowels IN general are
costive sometimes alternative with lax; the head Is
troubled with pain, accompanied with n dull, heavy
sensation in the back part There Is generally a
considerable loss of memory, accompanied with u
painful sensation of having left undone something
which ought to have been done. sllgnr, dry cough
ts sometimes an attendant. The patient complains
of wcariness and debility he Is easily startled his
Get are cold or burning, and he complains ofa
prickly sensation OF the skin his spirits low
and although he Is satisfied that exercise would be
beneficial to him, yet he can scarcely summon up
fortude enough to try 1t. la fact he strusts every
remedy. Several Of the above symptoms attend the
disease, but cases have occurred where few or
hem existed, yet examination of the body after
death has shown the LIVER TO have beer extensive
Y dcrangcd. ."...
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w. d. BLAIR 4 co. not only have the nnes'
Iiuuors of all kisGs. but their STOCK OF Rals'hs'
Ci:ron Almonds Currants, and all CAristmaa gooos'
are unsurpassed in the city. They have just re-
ceived nne loi OF Virginia Hams three years oi'.
You hrt their prices very low. and the qusAtS "
mir goods a;xa ys the best llo9 Main street.
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No MORE RHEuMAT1sa- There can oe now l nv
excuse for suffering the pangs OF rheuniatisai. tn
cru.ch business is becoming last piayeo oua
IA s,a.eru y and acute ard infamnaatory cases Of
The rorss sort are easily and quickly cured since 10.
;nt,Ssnes,on OF DIR. HRsSDog's GYrsy's GIT
which any dIuyxIat can supply.
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FINANCIAL.
NTOTlCE-TO THE HOLDERS Vi
IN THE PER CENT. BONDS
OF THE q
cyl, CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
- COMPANY. .~t@-., a,~,.

C,HEsArEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY CoMPAS9,e
OFFICE OF SECOND YicE-PREsIpEsT,o Eso
RICHMOND, December ~, 1917:
Tha CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
cosfpSNY viii. on aud after The u sr DAY Ht
JANUARY 1880, upon ineir pesssnssS.on E nsS ,as
~ NJ, nf their PER CENT. BONDS.
Interest on said bonds viii be stopped as Oh tna'
date. "a ,.. l.E M - on..t. :, nr3,no o
q, rs- cent bonds given by the Virginia CSntra'
RsIIrosd COMPS nv and those issued brhe CReso'
peake and Ohio Railway Company In snfn os PEI
ir desired by The holders Of these bonds the con-.
psny win give them The option @ .s1s,RG tneia e
hends IN exehange fer their bonds et paE: y.
'''s Hsass =" - WILLIAMS G. WlGKHkMs
Sals.lGt 49, fs,.1 Sssane Yles-FEsesdeni,
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HABEis CoRPUs.-William Schneider,
young, man belf on the charge OF being an
acco .npIice OF Eilers, the forger, was on
yeaxerday brought before Judge G. u.
C,oristian on writ of kobeGs corpus, OBJ
! tained by his counsel, Mr.. e. c. Cabell. The
accused was discharged, the Commens
wsalth'5 attoFaey consensisg. 1850
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PrsIyTIN<3-HOUSES.
DISPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE.
GOOD WORK. LOW PRICES.

GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.
Having one OF the LARGEST AND REST.
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES IN THE SOUTH, COIN
oined with skiful mechanical talent, we are pm
pared to execute promptly. In the very best style
and AT Low PRICES. every description OF
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
SUCH Al
BUSINESS-CARDS.
YiSITING.CARDS.
rRUFESSIONAL-CARDS,
WEDuNG-CARDS,
SHOW-eARDt
CIRCULARS, .,......
MANIFESTS, g. Ill.,.
BILLS LADISG.
RECEIPT
BlLL-HEADS. O."
LErgER-HEADs. '.. a.
NoTE-HEADS, 3 ..
ACCOUNTS SALE. ..1
STATEMENTS
NOTICES. oHEcks, -
DhUG-LABELs' TAGS, .."-
PAMPHLETS ARGUMENTS,
BRIEFS,
&C.. 80
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WOBK a
SPECIALITY.
Orders from the country promptly hiled and de.
yer ed By express or mail.
We have all the NEWEST STYLES OF TftPf
and execute WORK IN manner that cannot te suy.
passed.
We also do all kInits Of BINDING and RULiHG
We win cheerfnny furnish estimates and send
sampIas when reuulreh, NH l2-d.sw.dw
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Mass Meeting.-A mass-meetins OF white
and colored citizens is announced to take
place to-day at II O'Clock near the Peters
burg railroad crossing on upper Hull
street. 1t is understood that the object OF
the meeting IS to discuss the convict-labol
apcStiop
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LEVY BROTHERS will keep their Holiday Dc
par.ment open until the end Of this week. They
show large assortment suitable for
' NEw-YEAn's PRESENTS;
also. large assortment Of STAPLE and FANCY
DRY GOODS. They offer great inducements to pur.
chasers Of CLoAKs, SHAwLs, BLANKETS, CAk.
PETS, O1L-cLorHs. rugs. and MATS.
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New -YEAn RECEPTIONS
AT PIZZISIs.
He Is prepared to furnish eat abes Of all hisjs for
those who viii give
~ RECEPTIONS on EEw.YEAR's DAY.
MEATS. CAKES. IcE-CHEAXs, JEELfEa,
H.. CANDIES, AND glazed FRusss,
and ottsr things can be Obtained 1T PEzZISi's at
reasonable rates, thereby saving the trouble OF
making Ihka.
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JOHN MORTON, Florist, has a large quantity oi
FLOWERS for New-Year's receptions. All In wan,
win please send In their orders early
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SEND rHREE-cEST STAMP for letters from
sportmen in all parts Of America who have used
my COLLAR. Price, with book Of Instruction. by
mall, postpaid. %. Address N. Won CULTS. Ssla-
VAN Civ, Del,
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FINE FAMILY GROCERIES, WINES, LIQroE:
ton .Cco. CIGARS. CANNED GOODS, BUcKwhxA1
FLOUR, &C., &C., at DASroRTH Co.'S, ala eas
street.
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A FRAGRANT BREATH!

r. rour TEETH are decayed or defective; II your
cr-Ns are spengy, bleeding, liberated, or recedinE
from the teeth, use :
E,.a MEADE L BAKERS
ClRBoLIC MorTH-WAsH.
which removes the bad odor caused ny 'nese, anu
ranidly heals sud eIeanses the moutn' hhp1f.ihs
DELICIOUS FRAGRANCE TO TIL shkAih'
snld hH sll druggists at soc. bottle.
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BEAUTIFUL WHlUR TEETH

SAVE aoNEY oy having your printing done atshs
DISPATCH PRINT1SG-HoUsH. Good work., low
ericea. and satisfaction suarAate~d- .f. ...f =:
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PCeE CLEMMER WHasKEY. direct FROM the dis.
tilery at DANFoRTA i CO.'S, 612 east MARSHALL
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Il. ELLYSoE Il Co., ADVERTISING agents, insert "a
vertisemcnts In al Of the newspapers Of the Unite
Suzes at publishers rates. Orders left at the Da
patch counting-room ~sif receive prompt ntses
EiOu.
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A buuerus iteE--ibe upper bone os ba
arm.- Sissbeaualia lQ.) Hsraa,
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AGUE AND FEVER.

DIR. G.. MCLANE'S LIVER PILLS, m cases Q
AGuE AND FEVER, when taken with quinine, are
productive of the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used preparatory TO or after taking
uuinine We would advise all who are alllctcd with
this disease to give them FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements. and as simple pur-
gative, they, are uneqnalled. ..'s '.
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MrScExEAr RAisrss. esRnssrs, GELArlSE.
PRuNEs. CIrRoN, PIcnEEs. and Christmas goods
generally at DANroRrn & Cos, GIG east Marsh ali
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AUCTION SALES THIS leAx.

eaS- On all sGIes or Beat Estate made 6etssea
the lSt NJ January and last o/ Jane the tGSSS(o
ths present yadr have tn bepaid oy the pnrcfuses
Or all sales made 6et1os.n the 1st 0f July and fa
IF the year the tszes haue TO be paid by fhe sel1ss
This custom was adopted abont fifteen years age
ey all the real estate agents IN Richmond, and ap
plies to Richmond and veinity.l
GRUBBS L WILLIAMS, 12 NJ. trustees sesc or
two valuable farms In Surry county, on Sanes
river. ' -.
T. l.. WHITING, High Constable. IL y. III on
Twelfth street unter American UOte., Brussels
carpet. -coth, lace curtains, shade, &c.
JAS. MhCDOUGALL. loH A. ~, large ana at
iraCiive sale OF china. glassware. and house-fur-
nshlng goods. at 9t9 Main street.
JAS. MACDOUGALL. l0k a. NJ. at 32T cast
Broad street, millinery. fancy goods, show
cases, 8c.
JNO. f.. I.AUGHTOS. JR., l0s \. NJ, household
furniture. cooking stoves. etc.
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HOLIDAY DEPARTMENT.

BAD DREAMS, disturbed sleep. indigestion,
stomach z as, al vapish before HOP BITTERS.
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS. ?.
The genuine arenever sugar-coated. '.'
Every box has red wax seal OH the lid with the
impression DIR. MCLANE's LIVER PILLS. .,,
The genuine McLANE's LIVER PILLS bear the
signatures of c. McLANE and FLEAIsGi BROS. on
the wrappers.
Iusist upon having the genuine DR.. c. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS, prepared BY Fleming Bros' OF
Pittsburgh, Pa, the market being full of limitations
Of the name McLANE, spelled differently but same
pronunciation. +. my l2-deow1y
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PIANOS, ORGANS. .tSe,.

PROSRlbAz.S.
DROPOSALS FOR
FEED AND, Pg0WGSDER .s. 81.
BOX THE HORSES OF FHE FIRE DEPAaT.
--s-.r ss.. ...ssf.., MIMI = r.
HEApoUkRrERs RtaE DzPARTMEG1,)
10, IA TENTH STREET, I
RIcuAoyD, Beeember 22, 1879
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing Iha horse
Of the Richrkons Fire Department with
.fs~, HAY, ~ ..z= +a4.. ,-.- Z
OATS. .... s..s
BtDWNSTUff,
- CORN, .--,se s.e ....
SHIPSTCEF, -...:
.f SALT, &c,
from January I, 1890, 10 April ], 1seo His' be re
FRTDAY, Jauusry 2, 1880, at APP: H.: =,
4. beldauaYsfrs Fire Department, 30. Iz Fesff
street. where forms oi proposals may DC naa On sp
phsahon padarsss 70 INC Ink CHARLES =. TAYLOR,
Chairman Committee on FIRE Department.
.ontfd VI, r. IS
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DiyIDEN DS.

OFFICE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARfNEl
iShUHANCH EONfhNY, p
RICHMOND, December 20. 1879. j.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
l. THIS COMPANY have declared Il SEbfI-AN-
,.uAL UIVIDESD OF FIVE PER GENT. pay
ai,ie 10 stockholders on and nftr JANUARY l.
1880. WILLIAM H. MCCAHFHY.t
dc 30-1Ot Secretary.
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GOOKs. STATIONERY, tsc.

1880. "''' "
DIARIES for 1880. 15c. to S2:.
PERPETUAL DIARIES at halfpriceE
CALESDEKS for $50 free 10 ALL;
ALMAE,3CS for 1880;
blank -EOOlsS- sizep, from tsssu all fR4EhET
MkMORAJDUA 10 The largest i.HDtiEH.
We CAP sup,3y the cheapest stylesr The bla 81 our
own make RANDOLPH Il ESGLlSH.
de 29-dSw
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/. .4nhmoud Dispatft,
TUESDAY. s4,EeEMBER 30, 1879.

i6%.T THE EERcULATIoE0r THE BIs9ATCH
IS LARGER THANaTHE GeoABTyEB ciRCp-
.bATIoN OF AEI;'THE OTHER DAHL NEWS.
PAPERS or THE CRY. - 80 =. = I, :. :, = :,
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.>Es - 70 !5ttg5lE 1854 1s.g - s'kts. /.
Entered at the Post Gfsees at Riehmo ond. Va, %
-. second-cIass Mztter.I 81
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L'OR RENT. THAT VERY DESfI6 6S
Il BLE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE. with fG1
-FOUR ACRES OF LAND. snihc u, Ook pike imme-
diatcy opposite the toll gate.now In the occupancy
of Mr. Robert Redford. The residence IL lurKe'aad
situated IN beautiful yar1l.' The outbuli ugs nre
numerous and ample for the accomniodaioitDf the.
place. Apply 10 CtlAFFIN, STAPLES S'CO.
I, 500
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nrUas. ssEpxCfsEs. &c.

,1x-,GNER'S EMULSION OF COD
w LIVER OIL. uith Glscertne and the Hyro-
,Lt,.osihe ,,t.st snd most agfeeaSsofNil COD.
phesgSss ,arsions for lung or ihroat-diseasos
IdS.s. ssnt as misF pnnrI'
ieg and e.pecsaant, ,.b Il ss;,s ss soId m 20 0''
a, ~. ds,sa,e aF .est... =, L. WAeNEK! D.ukrIss:
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nFFICES FOR RENT-TWO&n
~ LARGE, ,WEEE.kiaIfTED, and WE'LL. Ia
VENTILATED ROOMS. on: :Grst floor, over YAH
ceys bookstore, No. IL Main street, suitabisfor
lawyers or dentists Apply ~ Dispatch ofse.
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FOR RENT.

EUR RENT. TWO LARGE STOKES R
Il IN PEARL BLOtic: Fourteenth street. MV
Necessary Improvements WIN he nade TO suit any
business. Apply TO LANCASTER LuCkE,
lie 1D-2w
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RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WOBK a
SPECIALITY.