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COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.

COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
TRgAsuRER's 8 OFFICE, March IS, 1879.
His E1cetlency The Governor of Virginia:
I deem it my duty TO submit. through
You, to the General! Assembly the following
statement:
Some time alter my election az Treasurer
OF the State asccrtained that no registry
OF the coupons cut off from bonds before
being issued was kept either in this or the
Office OF the Second Auditor.
These coupons are cut off because thew
represent periods OF interest which arc
past, and which have been otherwise set
tied prier to the date OF the order for
transfer Or funding. ss.- '.-.-,...s .....s
AS soon as practicable caused registry
Of these coupons to be made up. which
should embrsce all cut Off since January /,
1872; this being the only means Of testing
the faithful cancellation and preservation
OF these coupons.
When completed, and the coupons on
hand were compared with 1t, Il large num-
Der appeared to be missing. A list was
submitted to the Second Auditor, who
found that nearly two thirds OF those miss
ing were in his Office, but as yet the re-
mainder, approximating S13,704, have not
been found.
The numbers, dates, and entries on the
bond-rcSisters of I'LL the missing show that
they were cut off during the years 1872 and
1873, during which no fixed practice as TO
their preservation in either office cXclu-
siyey seems to have existed. as many OF
them were found in reach; but from Feb
ruary, 1874, the practice Of preserving
them exclusively in the Treasurer's office
has obtained.
Of all those cut eff and thus preserved
since March l, 1874, not one is mis>ing-all
are on file.
There Is no sufficient evidence in this
Office for believing that the missing coupons
were not cancelled like all the others when
cut off save that they were not found in the
places where it Was expected they would
lie found. The clerks whose duty involved
the cutting oil, canccliug, and preservation
of these coupons at that time are either dead
or removed.
The registry OF coupons cut of which is
kept in this Office furnished the only means
OF determining the correctness Of the ac-
count OF them which now exists, and
deem my Office entirely protected by it SC
long as IFS work is faithfully performed.
The investigation needed for this work
has been pursued since November u. 1873,
and mas been carried as far as deemed ne.
cessary by the heads Of the two offices be-
fore communicating the result to the Gene
raj Assembly, and this communication is
now made that the General Assembly may
take such steps as may be deemed best III
the premises. K. VI. L. HUNTER,
Treasurer.
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.ATUEE'S REMEDY! !
ENDORSED BY MEDICAL PROFESSION.
TIE ALUI AND IRON MASS AND WATER
EEnM IIiE.

The ALUM AND IRON MASS AND WATER
FROM TIE
GrDrpnD fVA.' ALUM AND IRON SPRINGS.
f>TAiil>ilEu IwESTI-SlX YEARS.
c.ss. Of Dysy:p.ra. Debility. diseases Peculiar 10
Wpaea. CEr0s!c !,IaIrhocG, icanache. Scrolnla anG
'a'.a-rGS Affections. Sore Throat and Diuhthcra-
ti!5 and N4iaria Fever. Extracts from tesii-
EaalSis:
as~t remedy for Inha.nmatory Sore Throat and
Iar.i1ciia ever used by mc-as have found after a
f-tie. %! forty ycar~.-actS as tonic. Alternative.
.2.s...:luge; preferable 10 chlorate OF potash
i. 4. >iFFERn. NJ. D.. y. {.
FER practice cf many sears have found no
rn=,y ~iaa. 10 Bedford Alum and Iron SpliH2s
W.traA4 II-, for Chronic diseases and diseases
i~,t..4: - wulI"a.'
joins T.. METTEAUR. ". D., IL. -, Va.
Successfully u$"d in Dyspepsia and CHRONIC
T!.f. SAINT JACKSON. u. D.. uu!v. OF Ia.
~>,:;s4s.!rs any remedy lha, know Of for scro-
10y, 1i'eci"n: Have rsd i Tor !%cn'H'IHe YEARS
Ser ~ experience ii near thirty .ears have
tl.lo r. ai.rni .qual % this water auh mass Tor
>:ty&. tancniiS Meet ions. GlanGu!ar lteran"c-
G.s. t.roaic ,r:lla,loms cf The i:ladGcr. kiducys
a..i:.Era; Liberation. aud certain forms OF i,!S-
i>,.:." PROF. j. }. MoORMaE. NJ. d.. Va.
~ N4rEEs HAVE wlDEH EANGE ,SGi:rT OF USE
I'd Win enrarar!ed success; ia hs@crrlas1c
-a.arIal fever" W. 4. GREEN.
ENTIRELY CUGED OF CfiILLS AND FEVER By
=. EEv. +. c. BoDSuS. j. A. LEE. Va
.I7r'ol.s. a1av j.. and full proof OF I'll cai:ned
XII wlh ca"h package.
H-rr. 80 cent, pc" gallon: a per case of one
zen hai.-sai9a GCItr.: SO for iiTe-sa'lon Cc,ui-
a..a
VAS. ~ cents ard 81 pr bottle: $3.50 and s5:
+; l...cOIrG. acc0r !inG TO siZe-sen' postpaid.
III. tr'oi ,f al claimed sent flee upcn appiica-
'.JH Liberal terms ~ Grlers. IHvads are accom-
- @:ici J! Ii!i-,r Springs al all times OF the vear
AHt'ss \. n. DAVIES. President Of the COM
l-.f. LYnchburr, Va.
-aby FOLK MILLER & co.
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s5nryels of Dakota Territory.

rCorrcscondence of the New Haven Union.l
Twentv.scyen miles north OF Fargo is the
world-renowned Grondin farm. 1t covers
about 30 600 acres, embracing both railroad
and Government land, and Is close to the
Red river. The farm is divided into four
parts, and has dwellings, granaries, black
Smith-shop, elevators, etc, and has a
stabing capacity for 200 horses, and has 4
granarv capacity for 100000 bushels. In
addition to The wheat farm there Is Il stock
farm OF 10000 acres. During the seeding
season they employ about seventy men.
and in harvest time rs many as 200 men are
busily engaged. Seeding commences about
the 9th Of April and ends the 1t OF May.
Tie work is done very Systematically, the
machines following each other about the
field four rods apart. Cutting commences
about the Sth Of August and ends the fore
part OF September; then comes threshing,
which is done BY eight stean-threshers.
After threshipg, the stubble-ground is
ploughed with gang-plough' that cut TWO
burrows, drawn by three horses, and this
work continues until il s'ireCZes up" which
is about the first Of November.
The largest cultivated wheat farm in the
world having been described, l will take
the reader TO Casselton, twenty miles west
of Fargo, passing by hundreds OF small
sixtr-acre farms worked by the home
steader. 1t has something about one hun-
drcd families, three hotels, and several large
stores, all of which do large business.
In this vicinity may be seen very large
farms run on the same scale as the Gron-
din farm; they are the Alton, Cass,
Cbeepey, and Smith-Dodge. To describe
these farms would be to repeat the descrlp-
ton of the Grondin. only on somewhat
smaller scale. The surface Of the land here
is nearly level, and the soil is rich and black.
The Weld OF one field Of 2.315 acres, as given
by elevator weight (57,2S5 Dushels), shows
an aggregate OF 25 bushels to the acre.
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THE MEETING AT BROaD.STEEET CHURCH
LAST NIGuT.-Thc maSs-mccting of Method
lists at this church last evening was de-
cidcd success. Addresses were delivered
by Bishop Doggctt and Rev. DR.. McFerrin.
The assembly was large, and fine i'm
preston was made in behalf OF the Publish
ing-uouse at Nashville, Tenn. Subscrip.
tons to the bonds for the relief OF the house
were secured to the amount OF $4,000. VI
this sum total 5000 came directly from the
several Methodist churches in the city. The
subscription from Broad-Strcct church
amounted to $3.50. DR.. McFcrrin will
leave Richmond for Ashland tomorrow eve
nlng at O'Clock. Thus far the Virginia
Conference has contributed by subscription
about $4,000 to save this connectional in
terest OF the Southern Methodist Church.
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HENRICo COUNTY POL1TICS.-A meeting
OF the officers cf the Conservative party IN
Henrico county was held yesterday after
noon. Mr.. Addison L. Holladay resigned
the supcrintcndency, and Mr.. George ID.
Pleasants waS elected in bis stead.
It was determined to have nIa>s-meetinS
of the Conservative voters at the court
house on the 14th OF April for the purpose
Of electiny officers for the ensuing year.
It was also decided to hold primary meet
ines for the purpose of electing delegates
10 a nominating convention 1T each Of the
following places on Tuesday, April 22d-
viz: Earina, 1t Township Hall; Fair
field, at Hardin's Shop; Brookland, at
Brun's; ard Tuckahoc, ut Forks OF Road.
Elections from 3 O'Clock 2. NJ. till night.
These delegates will meet at the court
house at II NJ. on Thursday, 24th OF April.
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THE EASTERN North CAROLINA Trade
Tue communication received from l.. B.
Tatum. superintendent of the Virgins:
Steamboat Company, by the Chamber OF
Commerce, in reference to our trade with
Eastern North Carolina, was referred 10 the
Committee on Commerce, and 10y the Cham
bcr OF Commerce to the favorable conside-
ration Of our merchants.
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Es.e MucuGa.niZed Streets "a Snisanc,

sEG Nuc:tttSssssZSu sStrScSs - HlS'tacc.
am glad to see that the Board OF Health.
by ITS able president, have pronounced these
streets a nuisance for l have been Il great
sufferer from them ever since they were es-
tabllshcd, as every one on Grace street has.
But this condemnation is not enough. We
want relief, and that relief can only be
afforded now by n regular system OF water
ing. | suggest, therefore, that tie Councils
should order tie macadamIzcd streets to be
watercd, and impose reasonable tax on
the residents Of those streets, to be paid
monthly; and, by the way. do not per-
ceivc why the people may not be allowed to
nay all taxes monthly or quarterly and Al
lowed discount OF two per cent.
A CITIZEN OF GRACE STREET.
p. S. When Dimmock macadamizcd
Grace street begged him not 10 do so, and
told him Just what DR.. Cabell now says, and
bis reply was th1t be was governed by the
ComrHittco Oh Streets.
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Nurrow Escnpc from Death.

from the Crescent City tDel Nortc county,
CouricrJ
On Thursday last 4 terrible accident be-
fell Young man by the name OF Henry
Never, the facts OF which are as follows !:
A short time since he started from san
Francisco TO join his brother, who Is at
Silver Creek, Josephine county, oregon.
He made his way all right until Thurs
day morning, when, shorty aiter
leaving DeMartin's, on wilson creek, nc
wandered from the, trail. going CT
rcctly to the coast, and thinking perhaps
he would soon strike the trail again, at
tempted to climb around the point OF the
bluff, but the bank caved away, carrying
him with it some $50 feet to the beach be-
low. In the fall he received Injuries on
the head which caused him to be uncon-
scious for some time, but after spell CON
seriousness returned, when he found DIS
right leg broken below the knee, and bis
Lett arm broken or disabled so he had no
use OF it. Thursday night he came
near being drowned by The rising tide, Dut
succeeded in saving bimself by crawling
up and hanging to the rocks uutli the tlde
went down. Friday morning he concluded
ITO try and regain the lost trail. After
wrapping his knee with his coat, which pc
tore t1p for the purpose, he started out TO
travel q distance OF about four miles on us
hands and knees. which he succeeded In
doing. On Saturday he was discovered by
Charley Jones, who, made arrangements 10
have him conveyed to this place. which, ne
reached Sunday, and was placed under Tee
corc OF the county physician with every
nrosnect for recovery. Mr.. Meyer IS
.sdtler ,by occupations; ,about twenty-seSen
yenrs OF age, aud native OF Germany. LIS
terrible agony, going withous food for fifty;
knees in tbe condition nhe was In, con DC
Imagined easier than described. -. 2,
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c.-rrss.o LETaaxA WATERS. :
RHEUMATIC GoUT.
.s nR. }. \. HANDY, OF PATRICK
CAes COUNTY, VA.
,,TrD SANDY PLAINS. PATRICK
H."~, ~,,-xrY, VA. MARCH 4. 1879.

.,.as 2. Goode, BaFdto L'thfa Sprin9s,
~. 7'T'""S =
-: 49, 7, ,;r,rtis me very xreat pleasure TO
par s'..,,y m ;He extraordinary virtues OF the
,.ar Waters ~ illustrated In my own ease
Fa,Ios Lit.a, io,T. was afflicted with KtiEuMAIlS
or fohr Ht,, 10 sacN cNicat ~ 10 incaiSacitSte
GnTT sn' toT ;he discharge Of the dmres OF my
rr cnitIrH ~ was fIna,iy reduced I" snch cond,-
;rnte>>lc o."SnSu,d for four months 10 ny prH
;!,a ~ 'r 'rt%; ~ Inn, could be suggested of tH mSst
Ercry Ttn.,i men Of rhs section was ia,taiuly
<llin! aS,S;' srsrotng relief Ey the adytce OF
.ce3 MnnmrS n,.S,cSi attendants, and as 'ast resort
latcr1ln'% . am lr,,:k 10 say "i'hont !aa'n IN
tey. S1fthS ,inr hlr 'iuic conhd' nee IN mlnerai
~ Nir" Srn nowtvcr. hsd used slnS" case Oh
Sse7N 90 far restored rs 10 he aess 10 ne ont
BE "a!st nv !ci. avn now IN hestr Heaitn
.. ~, ;' - hrrn for twrniY wear. aha am
Asf IN ic pr.c,,ce OF my profession % eaMn"s
tr.s.'>' u. ~ ,!ncrtylSc than a.cr'hc my recovery
IL csN""t W v.,cr .he va,uC OF which fesaru as
>,..,xD ESTIMATION =, ,,>py Al n
'1ycrv rtsleciin'i!' d. ~
y..,,rs in casrs of ono dom halt-eallon
TSfSe ~ Srr,r.<. IS PCT c3>c; OF PURCELL,
n-;t'' a. ~ .N l,icbmout. Va, $3.50.
!App Co. THOMAS +. G0OpE.
r-or,isfor S:f:Slo Ltthia Springs, Va. -
0r,-eCslSi
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THE PoINDExTER TRIAL.-The case OF
John E. Poindexter. charged with killing
Charles G. Curtis, will be taken up III the
Hastings Court at ii O'Clock \. NJ. to-day
when the work OF getting jury Will be
further prosecuted.
There will he near one hundred talesmen
nreseut for examination, and these, with
members of the bar and witnesses, Will hll
the courtroom, and no others will be ad-
mitted. The tnleslnen will be admitted 10
the courtroom BY the Captol-street door.
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AMERICAN BAPTIST PUBLICATION SOCIETY.
The meetings in the interest of this Society
beoiu this afternoon ut o'clock in the
First baptist church, with an address OF
welcome Ly Rev. DR.. Jeter. He Will be
followed by Rev. Drs. Biting, Warren,
ard others. At S o'clock z. NJ, in The
same church, Rev. Drs. Johnson and Ea-
ion, Rev. A. E. Owen and General James
q. Field will speak.
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FREscH MUTUAL AID SOcIETY.-At. the
last meeting Of this Society the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year
v. A. Favier, president; Charles Belienot,
vice. president; D. Columbus, recording
secretary; A. T. ,Niani, financial secretary
R. Ferrandini, treasurer; F. II. Perrot, SER
eeant-at-arms.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs.-Ehe TO-.
lowing case was considered to-day: -.
Redd and atners against the supervisors
OF Henry county. Argued by Colonel John
B. Young for appellant and James Aiired
Jones, ESQ, for appellee, aud submitted.
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THE MoZAET TuIs EvENING-First, over
ture. ~ William Tel" (Rossint orchestra !;
second, solo, baritone, Mr.. Grant; thTd,
sonata for cello and piano (1Icndelssohn),
Mcssrs. Thiiow and Reinhardt; fourth,
solo, clarinet. "1l Trovatore - (VerdiL
Signor Jardela; fifth, .Songs Without
Words" (Parlow). orchestra; sixth, solo,
baritone, Mr. Grant; seventh. quartctte
(Bcethoven) strings; eighth, "DeEaltcn f."
waltZes (GungD, orchestra.
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EEANO.
CtOLUBLE PACIFIC GCANU.
TO THE PLANTERS AND FARMERS OF
VIRGINIA.

q. b.. RICHMOND, VA, .Anuary 27th, 1872.
We have this day resl sncd tie agency Tor the SAFE
OF the Pacific Guano Company . bf.iuds 80,
Under the Germs or sc,lc:T,sat between tne iictGc
Cuauo Com 1any aud ourSoiSes, all the unSetten Di-
sinrss OF lS7S Including cox c'ions- Sc- 10 70 De
managed bs our cessOrs- at=sSrs JOHN Ok EEsa
G 10 of Baltimore, whom We commend 10 ypn. Dc
iieyuy vlsar relations wsfh them Will be soth pca-
SAINT aud salts factory. fo ;
From, :he above car1y viii please rfie that Isa
srruc, OF the Pacif4; iiki no Company WIZ oe con
,nctr ser.aftcr by tju upderri2nel fron EutIlcrs
~ NJ ms RfchmoHd. The splendid. reputation. OF
H,nni pI cidc Ci,pno. earned by Its superior excel
,. nd n, sb!e stapabtty II hc son u slr.
lula, especially cot on, corn, aIa tosacsS. WS
fl,nue 10 be sstI,raed, I guarantee belx aiforS
- i, tt,f wise management OF Nc pac Iis Gsaas
empany whish has practically anftsin IN 'os
=, IL conmaIas-ykI., ample c.Rital tSi.EGu>SueI
ssteuiSe weeks, most appr"Sd, "S,,ms ,macsaissy ss,s ss
"f whIrl, atF ,ons exprr!c.ee In the etlaess u
tn ne a. s ssnsfsa sanS,y aEnts 8,
Gnao ON band at Norfo!S. Pos ,sino@a te'ers DUR"
1'' - JOHN 3. REESE & CO., General Ageats,
! N 2a.am ~ Baltimore aid Richmaaa.
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yet only plan. 1t opens up n future for
Larimer and Weld counties such, as has
hardly been dreamed OF by their most am
bilious friends, and will give them in the
near future an Importance which, indeed,
is TO be cnyicd.
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i. Police COURT, i YEsTERDAY--Poace-1 1es-
lice il. u. White ,presiding.-Justice Nnte
had long but AN nunimportant docket. 'Ihe
cases, consisted ofycharges for having un-
licensed. dogs, goats, andiifog other ordt
nance violations. y s1cE3 "ai.. ~ ~ KIN !
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid.
die Atlantic States, warmer, clear or
partly cloudy weather. northwesteriy winds
backing to southerly, followed by stat1ona.
ry or falling barometer. s., .,. .-.
For the South Atlantic States, warmer,
clear or partly cloudy weather, and light
variable winds, followed by stationary or
falling barometer.
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TO TIE Coc:suNpTITE.--W. LBoR-s COMPOUND
Or C0D-IIyEK or ASpLI without possessing
the very nansea s fl1vor Of The article as hereto
fore used Is enioweI by the Phosphate OF Lime
with healing property whshr renders the on uou-
bly, eficacious. Remarkable testimonials Of s cf-
cacy call be shown 60 those who desne TO see them
Sold by A. B. WILBoH; Chemist, Be< on, and all
1l1lvuisis.
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gun outside, near the door, and on return
ing was somewhat surprised 80 note its dis
appearance. for some thief has In the mean
while made of with it. .......-..t. n. -
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AS y FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT VAST for the
mouth, there is nothing so good rs MEADE s. IA.
KEES CAHEoLIC MoUru-WAsu. Fifty ceuts a
bottle
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YoUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
PRAYER -MEETING.-Thi evening from 6
to : o'clock there will be 'prayer-meeting
held at Association Hall, to which the pub
lie generally, as we'll as the ministers, the
Young men, and the ladies OF the city, are
invited. General j. G. Field will conduct
the meeting, and it will no doubt be one OF
great interest, as we'll asa pleasant reminder
OF the grand series OF daily prayer-mectings
recently closed.
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f. Mauorss. C'ourt.-At the Mayors Court
Yesterday. Nelson Robinson (colofedh
charged with the larceny OF suit Of SOY, .p.
der's clothing, was ordered to g, IN tine
custody OF an officer and deliver The same
vn the owner, Thomas Burfoot lco!oreoe :,
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81 Ex-senator Chrissiancy has been study,ng
Spanish for. the past five weeks, ma says
he already reads, it quite well. He can ask
with great fhency for the brass eau dlestilceSts
of 1,is.uucie's Witc's neighbors satfE i
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and quite copl. ..'
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 35 :;
9 4. M., A; noon. Sc; 8 2. NJ. 5S; +.
~. 5l; midnight. ST..
Mean temperature, IS So.
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SAVE MONEY ny having your printing done attire
DISPATCH PRINIISG-ilOUsE. Good work, ior
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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City E5uacil.-This body viii meet To-
morrow night at Council Chamber HoT,
and no tioabt will take some action concern
ing the Free bridge.
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Having qualified as the eSecu.
IN trtx OF The will Of the hae GEORGE 4. C.hs
WAY in the County Court or lienriso eoa.sf,
way ,o preseaI their claims. prepery asl
for payment; and al persons ndeeea g saees.aie ~
with me. ~ my home, ilt Hsarico coaaly.
."is" -''t :" - MARY j. CONWAY
mh1A-ietA .1rfTGW : - iaxseaas'a"
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DIsCo1IoR Eu TEETH rendered beautifnily white
10y the use OF MEADE 4 BAKERS SAPoSINE DEN
THRICE. Fifty ccntS'a box.
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A Snatch. Ihief.-Yesteraay morn.os,
whist several young men OF l1is cry VIC -
on their way hunting thsy nau oosas.oH .s,.s On n
stop at Mr.. A. T.. sneliins's arns-ssIsss, his NJ,
M Hui street. Going 10, one OF them ie'l us
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ERE GOODS

They show an assortment which
CANNOT BE sURPAsSRDrN THIS CITY.
Their PRICES are always the LOWEST. They ais
show large assortment OF .-.. ...
TRIMMINGS. FANCY GOODS, NoTIesSS,
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS,
MATTINGS. OIL-CLoTIIs,
MATS, RUGS. &C.
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For ALL DISEASES OF THE TEETH AND GUNS
use MEADE & BAKERS CARGoLIC MOUTH.
WssII Fifty ceatS q hottie.
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+. DWELLING BuRNT.--The) fine dwelling OF
Or. Taylor, at Farm Hill, in Amelia county,
was destroyed by. fire OH Tuesdny. e't-d
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NJ. ELLYScE Il CO.. ad"crti$rg agents. Ina"rt ad
vcrtscmerts In al If the newspapers Of th.: Unta.
S.;n cs az publ hshnrs' rates 0r'crS let a.the Dis
PGtch couninS-room Will receive pronpt atRD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-20

sPgRsoSAL:-speaker Moffett, Of tho West
Virginia House OF Delegates, was as 'tiie
Capitol yesterday.gs4 ;sdi .s'rl,i 'lt'''l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-20

lTcIpIEET TARTAR AND SCUGT removed by
MEADE 4 BAKERS SApoNINE DlsNrIFEEcE.
Fifty cents box.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-20

Lgceum.-Thc soirse;;given BY thia Club
will rake place tonight, and very pleasant
time Il anticipated by those who wiB at
tend L. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-20

AYERS CHERRY PEcToRAL-thc w0rI,ltS great
remedy for Colds, Coughs. and Consumption
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-20

FoR OFFENSIVE BREATH from teoayed teeth
aud diseased gums. use MEADE & BAKERS CAN
EoLIC MOCTrI-WASu. Fifty cents bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-20

Hnstangs Court.-This court sill he in
session to-day, and will be engaged in Try
ing civil casts, -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-20

TRY OUR "GoOD-CHEw" :" brand Of tobaeeo nj
soc. per pound. 1t Is = very fine chewing rpbecco.
W. y. BLAIR & Co
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-20

FOR ULCERATED MOUTH, the healing properties
Of MEADE & BAKERS CARBOLIC MOUTU-WXSa
are unexcel!ed. Fifty cents bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-20

OUR "GooD-CHEw" brant OF tobacco. at eCr.
pc- pound, Is rs good as any brand we knors OF.
w. -. BLAKE; 4 Coz
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-20

"AIEEI" WlIIsKEY, pare and mellow. ut -.
yer gallon. w. ID. ELAIE & co!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-20

For BLEEDING GUNS, use MEADE & BAKER!
CARGoLIC MouTII"WASH. Fifty cents Il bottle.