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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-13

RICHMOND CITY MIssrON.-The extreme
cold weather we have recently experienced
has caused q great deal of suffering in our
community, and has also given renewed i'm
pulse TO the kindly sympathies Of the ladies
composing this phlanthropic institution.
In their attempts to relieve the sufferings OF
the poor from cold and hunger they have
been nobly seconded by the warm hearts OF
many of our citizens, who have nobly re-
sponded to the calls made upon them.
Amongst the articles sent were $50 Yards OF
cotton-cloth for under-garmentS and one
barrel OF flour from prominent Main-strect
dry-goods merchant. A Main-street shoe
dealer sent several pair OF new shoes. 4
gentleman from the upper end OF the county
sent n handsome contribution or clothing,
money, and vegetables. Several gentlemen
living in the vicinity have sent in 10 them
turnips, potatoes, cabbages, &C., while our
own people have been liberal in their dona-
lions Of clothing, shoes, bedcoverins, &c.
These articles have been thankfully re-
ceiycd, and were promptly distributed to
those who were in need.
Among the many instances OF distress
which were reported we mention only one,
and this has been relieved. 1t was that OF
a lady who has four children. a II their COY.
er1ng had Deen put upon one Oed, IN WHICH
they all slept, for fear, as the mother eN
pressed it, that they would freeze il they
separated. The ladies have applied to tht
Young Mems Christian Association for hell
to visit the families in the lower part Of The
city and seek out those who have been rem
dered homeless by the recent freshet, anC
report to them all cases of distress.
As showing somewhat the amount OF worl
done at the soup-house, we extract the fol
lowing items from the report OF the man
ager, Mrs. Metcalf:
There were distributed during the twt
weeks ending Saturday from the Mission
rooms, 10 the sick only, 40 pounds Of sugar
81 pounds Of tea, 50 pounds Of coffee, 3;
pounds of bacon, 275 pounds of -four. ant
a dozen fish. Eight hundred quarts o.
soup and 1,O95 loaves Of bread were givel
out and sold from the rooms.
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Miss GENEvIEvE RoGERs.-Iiss Gene
We've Rogers, who won so many Irlcnds
here last season, will appear ut the Theatre
for three nights this week, commencing on
Thursday. Mr. Frank +. Aiken, formerly
Miss Rogcrs's treasurer, is now in her com
pany. During the engagement here lou
sin Roxy" play written specially Tor Mi's
Rogers, VIII be played.
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CoNvEYANCEs OF REAL ESTATE FOR THE
WEEK ENDING JANUARY IL, 1S79.-Lots
fronting: 16 feet on Mavo street between
Broad and Grace for $1,000; 81 feet on
Main street between Cherry and Linden
for S2,033; 17B feet on Cary street, corner
Jefferson, for S2,100; 2st feet on Main street
near Third for $4,000; 80 5-12 feet on Leigh
street, corner St. James, for SG33 20 feet
on Raker street between Second and Third
for -; 20 feet on Lester street near Ash
for $500; Sc feet on Cary street between
Seventh and Eighth for $40; 225 feet on
Tyler street near Cabell for S125; 223 feet
on TYLER street near Cabe!l for $3.50; 554
feet on Cary street between Eleventh and
Twelfth for $4,000.
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NIGHT SCHoOI.-A WORTHY OBJEcT.-A
night school will be opened at the rooms OF
the City Mission, on Franklin street, to-
night. The school is for the benefit OF boys
who are at work in the daytime and are de-
MED the privileges OF education. 1t will be
under the supervision OF Mr.. William c.
Mayo, who will be assisted by volunteers
every night. The tuition is entirely free,
and all are welcome. It is hoped that our
citizens will not fail to extend their sub.
stantial aid and sympathy to this movement,
il being one eminently entitled to a hearty
support from all classes OF our community.
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WEEK OF PRAYER.-Ttie meeting Satur
day evening was very largely attended, and
was one OF great interest.
Rev. DR.. Preston led the meeting, and
made an able and effective address.
General Field, James Gordon, Esq, Rev.
DR.. Judkins, and j. d. II. SIeight partici.
pated in the further exercises.
AT the close of the meeting the president
of the Association, Rev. j. William Jones,
stated that he had received from various
quarters requests for continuance Of the
meetings during the next week, and would
be glad to hear expressions from those pres.
ent as to their wishes. f ,ssE
Rev. DR.. Edwards, Rev. ". C. Schaffer,
Rev. DR.. Judkins, Rev. DR.. Read, and
others expressed themselves warmly in fa-
vor Of holding the meetings, and, the ques.
tion being put to the vote, the congrega.
ton rose in mass 10 say that the meetings
must go on. 80,
The meeting this (Mcnday) evening
from to 6-will be conducted by Rev.
DR.. Read, and the special topic will be
5. Prayer for q General Reuirat in Our
City" s.,a-,r ii.
It was suggested that the young men OF
the city be specially urged to attend these
meetipos - SA. W. ,'s+--
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Miss CHArIS's CONCERT TUESDAY NIGHT.
We publish in another column the pro-
gramme for Miss Chapin's concert, which
promises to be great success. The se!cc'
tions are unusually good; and rendered as
they will be by some Of our best artists, all
who attend may be assured OF a very enjoy
able evening,
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UNITED STATES REVENUE COLLECTION :
The amount Of United States internal reve.
nue. collected for the past week was S11,-
19g. 72-as follows: Monday, S2.669.56; ;
Tuesday, S1,45s.5s; Wednesday, s2,7I.46; I;
Thursday, S2,69s.40; Friday, sb4ss.32;
Saturday, 81, 1884.
This is one OF the smallest collections ever
reported in the history Of the ofice-not
really good days work.
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SATURDAY MARKETS. Beef and other
fresh meats have advanced in price. Choice
beef sold at from 10 to 1880. per pound Sat.
urday. Vegetables were scarce. Turkeys
plentiful at 10 to 12tc. per pound; chick
ems, to 10c. per pound butter, Is to csc.
per pound; eggs, 25c. per dozen. Oysters
sold at from 81 to 50 per gallon for Lynnha-
ven bay. There was no fruit but few
rather Indifferent apples.
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| THE FALLING WATERS-THE 1CE-G oRGE-
SCENES AND lSCIDENTs.-Tbe water COM
menced falling about O'Clock A. M. Satur-
day. and has continued slowly to recede
from that time up to this writing. All the
| back-water caused by the rise in Shockoe
creek had fallen, but it was still quite high
| in Rockets.
Saturday morning Mr.. William 7. Holds
worth and friends went down to Dutch Gap
uia the Chesterfield route; and from thence
| to Graveyard Reach. A Dispatch reporter
called on him on his return Saturday eve
ming. He reported that the bark Peplta and
schooner Oakes Ames were lce-bound about
one fourth of mile apart. The reported
wreck OF the Ames was untrue. Both were
safe I'D TO Saturday evening. but in posi-
tions of great danger. Mr. Holdsworth re-
ports the existence of an ice-gorge extend
ing from Richmond bar to Graveyard Reach,
a distance Of some ten miles. The water
was believed to &c frozen from the bottom
to some four or five feet above the usual
| level of the river. He said that all around
| there were small icebergs, and that every
thing had most arctic appearance.
| 1t is impossible ut this writing to predict
suythng in reference to the breaking Of
| this gorge, and it is feared that the waters
will not subside until the gorge is broken.
Saturday afternoon two Steam-tugs started
for Graveyard Reach to look after the Pc
pisa and Oakes Anes, but were unable 10
proceed on account OF the gorge referred
to above. ,-..sl.
Saturday the ice ea the dock and basin
was Mn excellent condition, and there were
more persons skating than on Tuesday last.
The shores were crowded with spectators.
Ice-eutting on the dock continued.
In Manchester the water had fallen very
slowly. The mills were OF eeurse idle. A
number ioi persons in the lower part OF the
city moved their goods out OF the first sto-
ries, but none left their premises entirely.
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HOUSEHOLD EcONoMY.-The hor<ekecGG: or
cook who studies economy In the kitchen c;ia DO o
In one direction by always using nooLEV>S YEAST
POWDER. II will be found Il truly cc0Gom;ca! and
valuable assistant In baking biscuits. rolls, br"sd
cake of all kinds, wallcs, mullins, and most al arti
cles prcpared from flour. And why? BecauEe in
using the DooLEY POWDER you save II c,:s. In
shortening, in patience, III everything; aHI vixen
the baking Is dcne IL IS turned out light. paaia3!"
and wholesome, SO that every mcrsel Is eaten a. and
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AS A FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH 70. the
mouth, there IS no.htng good as MEADE s. EA-
KER's CARBoLIC MoUTE-WAsu. Fifty cents
bottle
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THE PLEASURE OF BATHING Is greatly Increased
by mixing IN The tub half even quarter 81 boz
tic of MURRAY ( LASNaS'S FLORIDA WATER
Instantly the whole atmosphere of the bathroom -
as fragrant us q blooming n,wer-sardcn. the iird
becomes buovant and the body cmergcs refreshed
,nl strpnythcueI,
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NJ ELLYsoN & CO.. advertising agents tti7cf' 40.
yertlsemeuts In all Of the newspapers D: the n!i'd
Slrcs st publishers rates. Orders LEFT .: tae D's
mitch coun.ins-room will receive pren.: a.te4
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FOR ALL DISEASES or TIE TEETH AID Guns
use MEADE &c BAKERS CARpoL!C ai"t ILL.,
WASH Fifty cents 4 hottie.
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SUPREME C0URT OF APPEALS. SATURDAY.
Stamper's administrator rs. Garnett and
dis. Argued by JudgeJ. A. Meredith for
appellant and submitted.
Nuckols Us. Commonwealth. Writ OF
error awarded to judgment OF the Hastings
Court OF the city OF Richmond rendered
18th December, 1878.
Hawkins vs. GarlanPs administrator. Ap-
peal allowed and SuperSedeas awarded to a
decree of the Circuit Court OF the city Of
Lynchburg pronounced 9th OF August,
1873.
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SAVE HONEY by narne Jour l5rinla2 jon: 1'.Ea
DISPATCH pRINTlEG-liorsH. GooS ~1;f. NV
prices, and satisfaction a-Rra attad.
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THE CAN AIS SUCCESSOR
Rtcharsensa AND AlIeEhany RafIrond
Bill Reported fn the House.

THE Bill ACCEPTABLE TO ALL PARTIEs-
THE BILL IN FULL-MEETING OF THE
. STOCKHOLDERS OF THE JAMES RIVER
AND KANAwnA CoaPANY-THE BILL APP
PROVED BY THE MEETING AND ITS PASS
AGE URGED, &C., &c.
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OUR COOKING WINE s really good cnough tor
table use. W. d. BLAZE & Co.
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FOR OFFENSIVE BREATH from decay"d 'eeth
and disc ased gums, use MEADE & BAKERS CAE-
BoLIC MoUTu-WASI. Fifty cents bottle.
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FINED FOR PERJuRY.-In the Hastings
Court ON Saturday Rosa Meade, charged
with periury, was tried, convicted, sent 70
iail for twelve months, and fined Si0.
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FOR ULcERATED ,I0UTI, the dealing properties
OF MEADE l. BAKRR's CARgOLIc MouTa-n ASH
are unexcelled. Fifty cents bottle
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4 80 CLOAK !or S6,
q $40 CLOAK for 81,
n 40 CLOAK Cor SS-

and like reductions In higher and lcwer price
CLOAKs. Also children's CLoAKs at $3. 81. and
So, which Is Jus. one half of regular price. These
are positive reductions and you have but TO call at
LEVY BE OTHERS and save at least one third IL the
price Of your CLoAKS.
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FINEST RUM, Scotci! whlskey, and apple brandy.
W. ID. BLAIR L co.
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ISCIPIENT TARTAR AND SCrRF rcn0TeI Dy
MEADE 6 BAKERS SAroNIEE DE%r.F&iGE.
Fifty cents box.
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D1scoLoRED TEETH rendered beautifully w!iite
by the use OF MEADE & BAKERS SAPoS!sk DEN-
THRICE. Fifty cents DOX.
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GRAND CONC CERT.
W VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL,
At
MOZART HALL,
IN COMPLIMENT TO
MISS CHAP1N.
on
TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY l4TH.
PROGRAMMES:
!. l.0rchesra-O -Over,ure-Last Spiel. 49,. kela Beia
= Dlel-LNst Proscribed.- .Flotow.
Ncs>rS PUGH and GRANT.
5. S9lo-Je SuiS Itt2nia Thomas
Miss CHAFIN.
g. Solo, Love Thee. Malice.
Mr.. pEGH.
y. Duet, with Mnzsrt ofche tra-t.cs Fauyettes.
Messrs. SIEGEL aud WILDT.
t. Soh-olbre Lererc..... .Aleyerbeer.
Miss CHAPLIN.
- SuiSu .sDoElLCsti.
Mr. and Miss CHAPLIN.
O. S0o--Mr. GRANT.
s. Quafiette- Es;ter Hymn. ...... Wheat
Miss CHAPIS, Mrs. KNOWLES, and Messrs. PCCsH
and GRANT.
ADMISSION. soc.
Reserved seats at WAITS without extra charge.
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great burthen-the canal, which has been
the greatest failure of the age. He thought
it manifestly unjust to impose these addi.
tfonal burthens upon this company. The
spectacle now presented by the Richmond
delegates, or some OF them, was a strange
one indeed. These restrictions which
Richmond wants TO impose will be but an
example to others to raise objections. and
they VIII unite and ali will be lost. We are
not out OF the woods by:a long shot. He
had recently seen an amendment proposed
to build line away out to Cumberland or
Pound Gap. Whoever heard OF such O
thing to be put in bill like this
Dir. Henry briefly replied to Mr.. Nowlin.
Mr.. Ellyson said that oil who knew Mr..
Henry would give him credit for seeking TO
promote the highest interests OF his city and
and State in the amendments he bad pro-
posed to the bill before the Legislature; but
he thought that il Mr. Henry had been
present at the meetings OF the James River
and Kanawha Company when all these
points were carefully and fully considered
he would not now press his amendments.
He would understand, too, the fears felt by
some of the friends OF the bill that il it ma
terially changed the provisions OF the con.
tract which had been signed by the Rich
mond and Allegheny Railroad Company 1t
would not be acceptable to that company,
and the whole scheme would thus be de-
feated. fHI 4}fi 9eg go tr
Mr.. Henry stated that while he regarded
his amendments as important to Richmond
and the people of the James-River Valley,
it was not his purpose to do anything which
would endanger the construction OF the
proposed James River Valley railroad As
a friend of fhe enterprise he would CO
operate With the James River and Kanawha
Company in securing the results they aimed
to accomplish.
, The motion Of Mr.. Barclay to approve
and sustain the bill reported to the House OF
Delegates was unanimously adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Cannon vote OF thanks
was rendered to Major Johnston for the able
and iudicious manner in which he had car
ried out the views OF the stockholders in
reference to the railroad project up to this
time ..I.r.l
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9irhuaoud 1ispatfl,

ng~THr CIRCULATION or THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cIRcu-
LAyroS OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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on consignment, with instrlciions TO sch them at
thirty per cent below regular prcc.-whic,i Will be
Co Iratss
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ATCTqON Sales THIS DAY.

EE- On oil sales of RenL Estate nndfs 2rttotst
The lst Of January o7,d last Of June tf.s ,hT'JfT
tLe 1,,.sssnt veur hnrt 10 Jspaid bytke p@rchGsI
on al saLeS made beta0eea the lst ar orJNtYd'1 -
Of the year tte tdasS haze 10 BE PGid ~ ~ ksttr
'rTb,S custom WA adopted about iitceu years aga
hv ai the real estate tents in Richmond, al] -
-iIcs 10 Richmond and vieinty.l
n DAVENPORT & Co, IL VI. at II l3 S.a!u street,
pinr,crs NaiOna! Bank stock. Firs: Na'!pnat
Rank stock, Virginia Fire and Marine iHautans"
stock ( hc,apcase and Ohio Iairnld tiHch. ~,
tionnl Bank OF Virginia stock, Sirg!nl1 co2:ot
bonds City OF Petersburg stock, &c.
WILLIAM WALSH, Deputy Sheriff i2 NJ; 'he
farm occupied by Thomas }. Carter, ueaE 1lt2-
cow s:a,!uii, II lower ilenrico.
Cnv,pD e. GDDDIN,4 1 p. n, trustee sal, or
residence and eight acres Of and on A.ain street.
La!f mite vest of lie city.
+ =. UOCEADAY, 10 4. r., crtc:rcs.
JAS MACDOGGALL, III l4l4 hian stie'''a a iV'i
4. ~, furniture
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FOR BLEEDING GUMS, use MEADE & BAKER 8
CAEBoL1C MouTH~WASIr. Fifty cents i bottle
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GRAND SELECT MASQUERADE gS

fIRAED SELECT MASQUERADE G2
~ BALl. AND CARNIVAL Of the Ger tsA
mania C!us. under the management Of Profess i4sfs
Eor tHhELES l. SIEGEL. WEDSESDAY.A~s- A~s-S
January January ZS, 1879, at Sanger Hall. GRAND
AASQUE MARCH ut O'CLOCK.
ttMhtts admitting gentleman and lady. 81 /; each
S.t.lona lady, 50c. Tickets TO be had at the fol-
!hS PLACES &. L. ScgeI's 421 east Broad street
aF'ihgs Ei'is!c-storc 306 East Broad street j.
- ~ 9l3 Main street; h. MetZger's, 1914 east
.aTy aud $40 north Tweuty-ninlh street O. Gas
nuu north Fifth street and the Office OF the
s,r,y, s,y'"ta MdG!S iGazette, No. II north Twelfth
u lS.2O,2f. .2SE1qk w ~ w" y" VIZ
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TIE WEATHER SATURDAY was cloudy and
miIder, with rair at night. 50;
THERMOMETER SATURDAY: 6 "A. NJ, 2s
8 A. NJ, 81: noon, A; 8 2. M., 40; 8 r
NJ. 43; midnight. 87.aE..s."
Mean temperature, SO l-6. N'G nN f@t'
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TRY OUR soc. TEA aud our 19c. LaS;tiyca coffee.
w. d. BLAIR 6 Co.
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BRIEF Local. ITEMS. Henrico County
Court meets to-day at i'll o'clock A. N.
The report OF foreign and coastwise COM
mcrcc for the past week is brief, eloquent,
and uninterestiug. There was neither ar-
rival nor departure.
A meeting OF Henrico County School
Board is called for to-day at II o'clock at
the courthouse.
One dozen DEGREES were entered Saturday
in the Chancery Court.
Joe Smell, from Charlotte county, has
been received at the penltentiary for one
year for assault with intent to kill.
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sls;s s-iafasers from Virginia, well as other
Esgr,' GO ftiaalS invited to show their fowls.
@s cLosc5ASEA.Yf Il, 1879.
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POLICE COURr-Poiice-Jusiice H. j. While
preSidiag.-The following cases were dis
posed Of Saturday:
Robert Hcdgcpath was fined 81 for as
saultins and beating J. II. Eek.
Mary Anderson tcoloTedD was sent TO Jail
for thirty-six hours ior dlSorderly conduct.
Robert Hopkins, assault and battery.
DISCHARGED.
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A ggGcH-sIft,w

VIII to,,, II BENCH-SM0W
md. ~ 'd 10 connection with ihe Poultry Show,
w!g, % - auspices Of The Association. Those who
NIgc ssf poGsshouid do so by MONDAY EVE
tins ~, usfS y. 18th, SO that proper aceommoda-
le mo- 90 :. ~ WIZ bG charged which includes
For o,.s ssaleL Premiums VIII also bs o. Tered.
!" s'ass Information, address - q = q
jslI u THEoDoRE ELLYsoN, S.
Secretary.
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THE THEATRE.-Mr. Bangs had a fine
matinee Saturday afternoon. Saturday
night, when Virsinlus was produced in
stead Of the Merchant Of Venice, rs advcr-
tised, there was small audience. Mr..
Bangs is an actor OF talent, and his style, N
which there is no rantng or eXaggeration,
Is particularly pleasing. Therefore it is the
more to be regretted that during his en-
gagement he labored under the misfortune
OF great hoarscne$s. On this account lie
was unable to do full justice to himself
here. He is about to start on a southern
tour, With Mr.. r. Slater Smith as business
manager, and will return to Richmond be-
fore long.
Mr.. Keene has also made many friends
here. -. .-...--........--.
On Tuesday and Wednesday nights we
will have como fun at tho Thoairo. It will
come IN very well after all the heavy
tragedy. Tony Dcnicr's Pantomime Troupe
promise lis two delightful evenings Of
amusement and recreation.
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MEETING OF BUSINESS -3iEN.-On Tuesday
night at S O'Clock there will be held at the
ball Of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton meeting to devise the means OF making
the library more attractive and useful to the
young men of Richmond and, while all are
invited. it is especially urged that all having
young men in their employ would consult
their interest by being present.
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RlChA0SD THEATRE.
TWO NIGHTS AND WEDNESDAY MATINEE.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
JANUARY 14TII AND 15TH
s',A1G ToSEY' EVENT OF THE SEASON.
.o1.,. Appearance OF the famous
'1o+S@ DEklER'S PAGT0MIatE TROUPE AND
an,,., HIS STANDARD COMPANY,
'nc.us' ns the original aud only
a., EkihAlDI GEORGE Il. ADAMS,
we es: Trick Clown in a ,nertc. ,., . s,,,.rb orns
s'aiAk ana SPECIAL stars, 25 in number.
dOA APTY DUMPT
81 Is,ssho.. 20, 90 and rs cents: reaarred seS:s,
Seats now on safe ut Joh, on S and
90 Gses: es'ik-ohice. Matinee admission Adults,
-, s--.s--,tie saiei, 70 cents. III 1G-5t
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"LAY NOT THE FLATrERING CEcTf0E TO
YOUR SOUL ''that true case Of rheumatism, chro-
mic or rinnammatory, can be cured By elbow grease,
lotions, lininents. It IS one OF the sort OF things
that cannot be rahbed ont. Even Tom Den.on's eI-
punging resolutions wouldn't do 1t. It is disease
OF the blood, located In the tendinous muscles and
can only be conquered by the blood tire, ,tnent OF
DR.. HERNDoN's GYrsY's GIFT, which cau Se FUR
snisled by auy druggist.
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POULTRY EXHIBITION.
sEtVaD ANNUAL EXHIBITION

OF TIE
vim .lS1SisiA POULTRY ASSOCIATION
'sn iAse pace JANUARY I5, le. and "a. 1879. a,
LEY 3's BALI. RICHMOND, VA. .f.;
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NATIONAL EASK OF N1RGINIA.l
n,oo,,,1,nr n 1878

M
p,crNo%n.T VA. December 10. 1878.
,.,Ir RFGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
l 0t' THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS BANh.
e. thc .tcriIo:l Of directors. win be held nc me
i"t i,"t,,r't"..Gonsr on TUESDAY. January IA. 1917,
~ niIn; ~ ~ "tr.rioct II j. W. LOCKWOOD,
a i, r. S,"w,d Cashier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-13
MONDAY. . JANUARY IS, 1879.
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR SrNDAY.-Forth the Middle
Atlantic States, southwest backing to east
erly winds, slightly warmer and cloudy
weather, with rain or snow, and falling ba-
rometer. }3' sa4s sy-
For the South Atlantic States, falling
barometer, warmer, cloudy, and rainy wear
ther, and increasing southwest winds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-13

OFFICE CITY FIEE-lSsuRANcE CoMpASY,}
RICHMOND. Va. nec.!nner II, e. 3; r,
4 LIED MEETING OF THE
n STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS COMPANY VIII
L., held ri Tie Office Of the company on the 18TH
DAY OF JANUARY NEXT. Il: o'clock L. Al
Ey order oil the Board of Directors.
Do la-td,a T.. Il. MEADE. Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-13

H~OTICE.-The ninth annual meeting OF
y the STOCKHOLDERS OF THE MERCHANTS
NsTi0NAL BANK. OF RICHMOND. VA. will be
held Al their haukirghouse, In thus city, on UES-
NJ. q. Is nn,h AoS' Sat 10 Wi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-13
OrFgcr MERCHANTS AND Planters

{
RlCrNoSD. December %, S7S.
rI,UE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
| SIOCKuuLDEES OF this bank Will be held nj
mir Office on MONDAY the 1Sth OF January,
IS7q Al ) O'Clock T. NJ.