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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1879-04-05
Railroad Guide.

Passenger trains leave GAINESVILLE as fol-
lows: SOufh-7.50 A. NJ. and III Z. N
North-S.S5 A. NJ. and $50 p. NJ.
Accommodation, North-2.25 p. NJ. South
-l2.O5 p. M. Fast freight, North--s.So A. M.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1879-04-05

THE Court House Commissioners met last
Monday, and we learn that they were al =
Rnimous on the point of having a grand
demonstration when the contractors are
ready 20 lay the corner stone.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1879-04-05
Cheap Cash Store
Rice, BrOaddus & Co.

Josh Rice is now in New York making daily shipments
of New Spring Goods.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1879-04-05

EN-CoNGREss0dAN II. Y, RIDDLE COM
mitted suicide, By shooting himself, In
Lebanon, Tenn, ON Saturday last. He had
been in bad health for some time, which
caused the arrangement OF his mind.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1879-04-05
For sale.

ANY one wishing to buy a per-
fectIy gentle buggy mare-0pe that
a lady or little boy can drive-can
hear Of one By calling at this office.
If
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1879-04-05

The river is rising slowly at this point
with about Twelve feet on Shouts.
The Buekhana passed up Thursday night
with fair trip. She reports quite large lot
of freight AT Evansville for GAINESVILLE mer-
chants The railroad would only offer 8
cents per one hundred pounds on il aud she
refused TO take it.
The Rhea passed up yesterday with big
trip. She put OF large LOT OF machinery
for Johnsons saw mill.
Receipts Of tob lceo have improved, and
we expect them to be heavy in the next few
weeks.
Tie Gracey had slim trip out of Red
river this week, the weather being too harsh
E1r planters to prize their tobacco.
The Rhea for Cairo and Cooke for Nash
Vile pass early tomorrow morning.
Press Byrne says it Is mistake; he was
not drowned of the Hillman last week as
reported by the Nashville Banner
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1879-04-05
County CsIIectiOms.

THE following checks were drawn by w.
A. J ,ckson, City Recorder, for the month of
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1879-04-05

Total amount expended on Streets. 81, 1926 50
The streets are in as comparatively good
condition as they have been for the past ten
years, when the expenses for such purposes
have amounted to from $1,000 to $4,000 per
annum. The repairs to streets have been
placed for the present year, as far as practi-
cable, under the charge of the Work Honse
Keeper and his gang, which your committee
believes will greatly reduce the amount an
nually expended for this purpose.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1879-04-05

) prior To ISIS, amountimg To-. s5,724 90
ed in 2e29 q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-06

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. delegates to
the Legislature, Messrs. BurHham, Grigsby.
and Mcdaniel, beyond doubt misrepre-
sented their constituents when they follow.
ed Barbour, Frazier, and others in the vote
which postpones the vote on the debt com.
promise and permits fliDustering to neces.
State an extra session. II those gentlemen
recognize the right OF instruction, they can,
in our opinion, have the authority OF nine.
tenths of their constituents for supporting
earnestly this compromise. The people are
in no mood to be trifled WITH, and all the
measures wasting time and filibusterins
will be set down by. the. people to desire to
serve and draw pay for another session. in
opposing this settlement they are not even
representing those who elected them. Every
man in the Legislature who prevents the
immediate settlement OF this debt, and re-
fuses toaccept the propositionIof the credit
tors, sins against the interest dprosperits
of the masses, and whether done through
ignorance ortWi!inliy the people will and
ought to- discard all such public men,
.Lbnckburq NetoS. = 81 fs@ff' 4:s.;r'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-06

We have received from Messrs. G. W.
GARY & Co. the first No. Of The Theological
and Homiletic Monthly, Rev. r., n. sLEDD,
D. D., editor and publisher: The names
Of the contributors are a sure guarantee
that it will be an acceptable publication to
those for whom it is intended. Bishop Doc;
GETT, Rev. DR.. CRANBERRY, Rev. DR.,
ROGERS, Rev. Dr.. SUMMERS, Rev. W.. Il.
EDWARDS, and Rev. Dr.. SLEDD, are among
the writers. -
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GUANA.
G0A UBEE: PACIFIC GU ANU!

- TO THE PLANTERS AND FARMERS, OF
-, VIRGINIA.: -, .
staJ ID IRfCUH0Np, Va. J6Iiiafy 9th, 1879.
ne have this cay reslgIgd the agency fusdhe'saa;
sH the Pacific Gaano Company s. brands. ...,,,
Under the tcrns OF settlement between the Pacific
a,ano Company aud oiaselyesS sA the unsettled bu-!
siness Of 1878, includ;ls collections, &c.si ta be
by success ors, MeSsr. JOIN =. REESE
,& CO., oil BALI ERcFe> whom commend 10 ytJis be-
lievlug your relations with thsm viii oe.both plea.
S" w ''"' WALKER, SAUNDERS eco
Eronl the sbaye card yon will please note TACT the
Ageucy OF the Pac iie Guapo Company Wiz De con-
Quoted hereafter hy the uDdsrsigneefrom Baltimore
as well as RichniDnii. The splendid reputation OF
Soluble Pacific Galno, earned by It's superior excel
lence and remarkable adaptabliy TO the soil OF Viz
giuIa especially cotton, CORR and teAacco tcili
contiraae to be sustained, guarantee hsi& afford.
| ed In tho wise management Of the Pacific Guape
COMPANY, which has pract cafy nnlfmked resources
| ut its eOm.nand-ytx, ample captIaf Isl ,0D9,ooef
extensive works, most approved taachinery> larss
deposits Of phosphate, best scientific abihty,to AZ
Of which add long eSperieDce Ia the business 10
coi,nection!wta HE undersigned as general agents
I dating back to 1855. We Will keep supply OIL
Gnano on hand AZ NorfolG, Portsmouth, Petersburg
| and Richmond.
ja29-sm j .ist,, i, Baltimore and Rteaisont..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-06

CHEAP LABOR. = HENRY WARD BEEcHsF
has taken the platform against Mr. BIAlNE's
views on the Chinese question. He quoted
BLA1SE,s paragraph about the Chinese in
alence' on labor, and said it was very spe,
cio1Gs statement. But we need cheap labor,
said Dir. BEECHsR, because there is cheap
and low grade of work to be done labor
which white men in California will not 40.
" II there is anything California wants It is
cheap ,labor." 5..; IL 3.s N.i .fit .}n.tt,
No candidate for public favor in Cailfor-
MIA daresto advocate this degradation OF the
.workingnen.a Nor would any in any city
in which there are many Chinese. .,<44as
What sort of labor is it that the Chinese
will. oand men OF other nations will not
do? Build railroads? Wash? Cook It
IS false. let BEEcHER tell: Gle spoke OF
The, high wages paid before the Chinese
came, iostancing the price cooks and cham.
bermaids used to get-srom ,S75 to 800 per
month"; e.
; he thus cut the throat Of his. own argu-
ment. Cooks and chambermaids do not
perform labor which whites will not do u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-06

The San francisco Bulletin predicted that
Mr.. HAYES would signthe anti-Chinese bill
for three reasons: 49,. ..,,L .<aris:
a. The President believes that Chinese
Immigration is an evil which ought to be
stopped, and he has so expressed his views
to many Californlans. a. He knows as q
Christian gentleman, that the unrestricted
importation of a semi-barbar;c horde, with
not single quality Of assimilation, is sub
versiye not only of our prosperity but of a
higher and better civilization. g. As a
politician, the President knows thata refu-
sal to sight the bill would destroy the Repub-
lican party.
This last is good news. We can rejoice
over the veto if it shall have so good re-
suit .-..- - 4 !. :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-06

That the obstruetienists are responsible
fosa spending forty thousand dollars Of the
peoples money on an extra session, Will
be demonstrated at once by the passage Of
!. the .McCulloeh bill. The peoples repre-
sentatiyes desired to pass that bill at the
regular session, aud would have done SO II
the minority had not filibustered. Let the
friends OF the bin show their strength by
giving 1t a rousing majority. S., slalf
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.g-g -..Gs sassE2sA v1ne,,.
gPEaTAL svrscgs NJ
Es The GREAT EFFORT =.
-ftn*jds - bsfyy Tai, y g..,,,,.,..7.' 10
POI 81 ssf'5sI s. fran OF :, 1>".i s6,F.. -
II :. .snS ~ + 1, cst9qH7E III Eo1HEEs.

~ 75I 81 IL G,,yi., ill., ..s..... ...., 4.
Go0s eyer ostei ~ IN, fsf s s,sest sst q rr.
isnr t orcGg ONE q MAKE ierstoIb cfr kga
BsAtsA NOT TO be lad " essnsas Of SbEGIsT
30 gi;e$s drLtprs's ALL. wo4, , : '1e' .'''
Eat fP--YaIaea generat;y =, y7vsJh ChTtSfrpy
5G sssss Il XVIII WIZ ,S sold
&Si,,RSiHf ~ nSl5e bt;ersA t,TH! Al
CsAPEs at one h sl ff,9e5TA ULs rG,
25 pieces OF lhe best f1!sjii I ic
ksisn Oh 1iT afy pr co., I o;s IN fal
Tiie largsz SeK OF f Of ihr dnes a5Ssy, -r1
SILKS eyer offered C;re,t n, and COIskyT;
BI,Agk GRosGRAIN SEN tx ~Ss.s,;cstou IL pTret
on from s7s siss Il GIso?S.GkAIS Six ,,5r,.
fr di ti1eirowest d hetr uss; sl.ls sLK
In IOLGKED, sILKs they Ger r.: ,,o
/ be- found Las SIDE OF New y 9et rasie.y
b1.IH4ghDEs, GHos- GRAIN. 's s5j 'sgC|'niIs
14o2. Bun = CaUJRsETs 1t CSC: '"S'f
The CORDED FRENCH-WoyYy t,,,.u
g 8 a kRSt Ig5Ea g2PHHfE7 3a;:
,.ISGORSEps At 75c.w"r,h ftAjy ii nHnlo.'DERED
MANY other styles ut great reducjlons?.
The largest cnEccu1a OF IVA iEI RE r,,
RI, kY cysr offered In, this city ~ -, LNhhpIDF
k'sc,,a very large stock Of TORCilnS StGSSS:'ha:
other REAL and IMITATION INCES. = Sad
LILO Dozen 2-BUTTUN LEROY SEAWIr.
7 ~ eiECFFS-tile entire baianrn o; s,nc%Sa Hlb
Il pdrls manufacture by TIL, larye ~ H NE
COHEN BROTHERS .lrRye been enabled LI[ts 81 -.
duce them from 81 .63 10 Sl.l4 'e' re-
150 pieces WHITE and FANCY M,7rr.c
lower prieesJhan ever offered belorr '''b u
COHEN BROTHERS offer the largest colco,.
H0SiEth eygr offered IN this city inrJnBn"ni %, ~
the NOVELTIES or THE CONNIE . .s'nx Al
GREAT BARGAINS arc olfcrcl In MA Co. c,,,r.
Jnent. ''iaU-
LACE CURTAINS in Real. Guiprre. and yo,f..
Also, cyerY variety of LACE BED-sU,u.io D.,
and IMITATION Laces: ''' !" i"a!
NOVELTIES In LADIES NECKWEAR.
A large stock Of LINENS and other yo.sts lam.
by the ctnt New York iIrc, a, les ,h,n ~,
half their value. ,ni =!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-06

JAY .GoULD's organ says that old ZACH.
CHANDLER "maGe very able speech J."
The New York press is certainly under the
control OF simp!etons. The speechln Iues-
ton was a mere vulgar attack upon Mr.
DAVIS. But everybody knows that old
ZACH. CHANDLER is no speaker
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-06

Two thousand Christians assembled on a
Sunday evening III metropolitan church
in San Francisco requested by rising vote
that the President should sign the anti-Chi-
nese bill. But he listened to the enemies Of
the people and vetoed it. - {" ~. -
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Is. ,9En;GaxEa. o.

At MEADE 4 BAKER'S DRUGSTORE:
COMPOUND ICELAND iOSS-rASTF,
MILLEE'S HOREIIOCND SiKTP.
JACKSON'S PICTORIAL LOZENGES,
DIR. WISTAR's LOIESGES.
WISTAR'S BALSAM WILD CHERRY,
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
POWERS'S SYRUP WILD CHERRY 40 IuLt'
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCtiES,
SINE'S SYRUP TAR AND WILD clikEEl,
SPiTTA'S CORTZA LOXENGES,
BOSCHEE'l; GERMAN SYRUP.
STR!CKLAND'S COUGH SYRUP,
r,,uurST-S JUMPER TAR,
SrAFFORD'S OLIVE TAR.
CELEBRATE POTASH LOZEEGES.
MURIATE AMMONIA LOIESGES,
CUTLER'S POCkET-ISHALERS,
DOUBLE CiiEST-PROTEGTORS
CARBOLIC ACID LOZENGES, &c, e..
. MEADE i BAKER. Pbarmucif-,
fe % 9l9 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-06

!; We are delighted that the Governor has
thus shown his firmness and unflinching
purpose to secure, il possible, the necessary
legislation for the promotion OF the Interests
OF the people,, All honor to an Executive
like Governor Holiday, whose calm coH-
rage in the eXtraprd binary emergencies OF
craftsmanship makes, but the more illus
trious his prudence and wisdom IN the ordi-
nary counse!s Of the cabinet. ~ }anuittle
NeacS.:,9 ,;;:,g r.y9;, o.: llia; II s1lz1b ffoz
According to the Whig's report Campbell
is represented in the testers Convention.
Who represents Campbell?t; Botetourt is
also represented, although action was taken
in that county and il, refused to appoint
delegates; Who, then, Is authorized to
speak for Campbell, that held no meeting.
and for Botetourt, that did ,holda meeting
and refused to send Delegates Lynchdnrg
RiT9inian. lt0f!iU Tf}on;H! yit7p ot' sr-oiags
. We regardtit as the duty Ct the Governor,
hi view OF the action Of the extremists in the
Legislature, to call an extra session, that
this debt question may be settled at once,
and the peopie be at rest and hear no more
from these blatant filibustefs and woulss-be
reyolutionists, who are unwilling to pay
am; OF the State debt, if:they could svoid
Ii 20 Stduhton Spectator. sa7 ~ w. u
" We shall watch losee bow many, Of all The
newspapers ia Virginia, Of city or country,
will support the shameless conduct OF the
| fiiibussers In the Legislature before adiouI n
ftnent. The Richmond lPhi3 is their cen
ltfaf organ. Now lei us see the, country
fpfess speak fhei voice OF the people u th'
State. Petersburg Post. a:' 80. s,,'a Z. ~
The fIlbusteTs have - by their: 3 Wartp1
/ abuse ei d the nuhlie wish burdened shi
State with an addlt.onal expense all fafitss4
| odd ttoaSaad dollars. = Ffedericssb'lr
Star,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-06
e,0TRT ORDERS.


WIRGINIA--IN HANOVER COUNTY
v COURT. FEBRUARY 10. 1s79.-IN TIE
NATTER OF THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM j.
ClIIIDRESS,! DEGEASED-LX PARrE-A re-
port of the accounts of Charles w. Chlldrsss, adj
iuinistruor OF William j. Chidrcss, deceased. hay
Ing been fled in The office Of this cOnr. under clriI
Ter l2s Of the Code of Virginia, edition OF 73,
and also report Of The debts and demands AGAINST
said Gcceent his estate and more than TWO years
having elapsed since the date of Tie order conferru
authority upon the snid administrator" on motion Of
William l.. ChiidresS and others. c2atecS OF said
iuIe IL is ordered that the creditors Of said William
T. Chiliress do show cause, IL any they can, on the
first day Of the May tim, 1870. before this court.
The said William J. thildress deceased 10 his Icga-
tees without requiring rclUuding bond. #.i'f ..-t
And II Is further ordered that enpy of tiiis order
be published once 4 week for four successive weeks
In the Richmond DisDotch an! auol her COPY post
ed The front door o! Hanover eouniy court-hnuse
Tie first day OF two successive terms OF said
court. a ..
4 cory-testc: .-. .....'. '.
...10 - TURNKEY TAYLOR, Deputy Clerk.
Il. Ii. CALDWELL. Counsel. NH 6-Thw
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NIB Git

4 o. 0. F.-The members OF .,,sssesssgt:2e.,
Is-ROANE LODGE. No. $50. ]. o.
O. T., are hereby nOied to be prompt -+sss2sSs@
In attendance Mt the regular meeting 10 ~*rEftv<>
be held on THURSDAY NIGHT, March 6, 1879:
Some very important amendments to bylaws VIII
be acted upon, hcsidcs the transaction OF other hus-
ness of Interest to each member OF the Lodge;
every lodge night. Fifty members should net cN
pected to transact business il which one hundred
are equally Interested.
By order of &. ". WHITE, y. G. .
T.WILEY DAVIS,
NH 6-1t* Secretary.
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; DEATHS.

Died. OIL Wednesday morning, March 5, 1879. at
tile residence OF her daughter, Mrs Dangerfeld,
ERNIE MATTHEWS, In The seyentY-ffth year, Of
The funeral will take place from the above resi-
dcpce no DAY Thursday the Gth) ut3 o'clock 2.
NJ The friends CT the family are respectfully In
Washington and. Fredericksburg papers please
....
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-06

New Book. .h>.: <.':''.::
Lord Strahan. A Novel. By Mrs. WILL
pRrcK. philadelphia: J.@B.: LIPfIScoTr
d Co, 1879.
A handsomely-boun book. =
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
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BANK REE,EGE.

y. 3. !. ~ a-..- No. 56G5. .....n
I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
4 UNITED ST ATES FOR THE EASTERN DIS.
TRICT OP VIRGINIA-IN THE MATTER OF
JOHN 4. SCiONBERGEE, GANhRCPI' IN
BANKRUPTCY. .....
: ,---'.r. :, -. ..s.t CE.FTS KS OFFICER
RICHMOND, VA, February 70, 1879. j.
TO ALE. WHOM II MAY CONCERN: Take notice
that nethion has bt en- lied In said court bv John
t. Sci,oD0erger. OF Richmond, p said district, duly
declared a bankrupt under The act OF Congress OF
1Iarcll ., 1867, and The acts amcnGaiory tilcrco.
and supplementary thereto. fora discharge. and
certificate thereof. from aJi his debts and other
claims provabc under said acts. and thai the 18TH
DAY OF MARCH. 1870, at X o'clock NJ, nj the
Office OF Thomas :. Atkins, Esq. REGISTER In Bark
rnptcy, In the c,istomrtouse IN TIC city OF Rict-
mond, va. Is assigned Tor the hearing OF The SAME
when aud where you may Attend and show canSe II
ans Won have why he. prayer or tile said petition
should not be granted. The second and titd meet
ingS OF The creditors ofthe said bankrupt viii he
held ST the same tinciand place. -
= fe 25trh2w; 10 JOHN r. POpffAM, CLERK.
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,Nol M, ST. PAUL,s. CHURcH.-seryice

rI-9 :, 81. IAUL-S1 OuOlhtII' '5CI = ICe
THIS AFTER NOON at 5 o'clock, ard every THURS
DAY AFTERNOON TIL he middle Of May. ..-.
During Lent his service is offered to those who
md 1t Impossible TO attend the united services al
St. Johns me object Of these meetings Is 10 give
instruction In the teaching and rites of the Episco-
pal Church. to be used as preparation for couirma-
ton, and by communicates Of the church as guide
to n consistent Christian life.
The service will be held In the lecurc-room.
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ATUSENEETS.

gypsy P.-THELADIES OFTHE
VI MANCHESTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
will omen Il GYPSY CAMP 1T the courthouse on
THURSDAY EVENING, March 9th and continue
this novel aud attractive entertainment Tor scVerai
nights.
Admission and simmer only CSC. = NH get
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-06

L. a.t, ID. >. Ist .-------aIt ~ u abitsR
am now In receipt Of my spring stock, consist
ing OF DINNER-,. 7 EA-,' and ,TofLET-sETs, in
new styles and designs handsome VASES, PA
ELAN FIGERES~ BuSTs, BkONZES, and all
of the novelties oe the season! HoUSE.EURNISH-
ING GOODS eG all kinds. Cali aud examine my
stock--thes hrse;t and most compleie 10 be found
south Of New DIRK, and at prices to su!t the times
s;lt ,..5 s<sg E,B,TAYL0R. 1oll Main street,
Mr.. &C. sUTToN. iate with George Gibson, Jr.
Is now With ne, and wosid be pleased 10 see lit;
friends = itH >3Gss sasla Ri3h Rs - NH q
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AN EXTRA SRssI9N.-.As was anticipated
BY the Post, Governor Holiday promptly
called an extra session OF the Legislature
on the 8dlourning OF the old, to assemble
Tuesday &c u O O'clock NJ In this action We
are confident the Governor wifth he heartily
sustained by an overwhelming majority OF
the people. Nobly has he doneshiso part OF
the duty. Petersburg Post. ~. at'"'s5st3S
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TEA AID COFFEE. !
TIE. GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC
TEA COMPANY

THE. GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC
-. TEA COMPANY
80 ESTABLISHED IN NEW YORK IN 1861
have establis he'd branch at the above place,
and have stocked 1, with The best and freshest I'M
portations or III .s ..- 49,. o..
: NEW.CROP TEAS AND PURE COFEEES,
which will be sold in qnan titles 10 suit the trade at
THE LOWEST IMPORTERS PRICES.
and as we do moi believe In making large profits, we
will RETAIL OUR GOODS TO consumers at the
lowest wholesale prices, addmg only enough 70 pay
for repaching. sc. '-...-. .---.. =.
NEW GOODS ADDED TO STOCK DAILY.
ALL GOODS WARRANTED TO GIVE Salts
FACTION OR MONEY REFUNDED.
OUR NEW RE rms GoE PEIGE LIST OF TEAS
ooLoNG-s5, 40, so, co, roc; best soc. per
IMPEkIhL-s5. 40, 90, so, 10, so, ooc.; best 81
JAPPNS~s5r 40, so, CO, 10, Soc; best, 9oc. per
ES ssiItIH 10, so, 60. 20. Soc.
Yo fsS'; i MYsoN"s5, 40 SO, GO, 10, go, ooc.
M1NEDSs5: 40, 90. CO. 7cc::; best, soc. per pound;
THEA. tNECrAR-7oc per pound. a -
"..# a-eta = C0FFEES: '.s' .'n q"
corrEEs AT VERY LOWEST .PRIcEs,,lS EVERY
"a VARIETY. RI TASTED AND. GROUND DAILY.
We can confidently guarantne our Coilees to DC
t. our Stock OF GREEN COFFEES. =,
Ali or,r Teas are selected with reference 10 oui
trades and graded 10 establish standards, so tat al
orders eau be duplicated often rs de- ired, with
the certainty that the same atvors ana Qualities WI
be sent and at the lowest prices Ut which tho good:
can be imported and sold.
We-cOuct,Ict our business IpOn the true CONNER
ctai nrincIpIes of ONE PRfCE-ONE SMALL
PPOf'I r-and buy and sell for CASH oHhY. = -
: we think our TiiEA-GECFAR Is the hest Tea In
the market for general usf and at The reduced price
1t ceriaf,ly Is the cheapest. THEA-NEET&R Is {
p,,re Black Tea with the GreenTea flavor w here
ever 1t has been introduced 1t gives the glesr sails
| faction. f,,,ggI,.s 49,. 3" MD. .'stg..; s:r
~. .; TRADE, LITERALLY DEALT NTH. -,
= THE GREAT ATLANTIC. AND PACIFIC :
,iJ111i7h PEA co MPANY;IMPoRTERs, .tHI
HEADQUARTERS: s5 AND 81 yns:sY sTIsEET,
1 IL =, a,tt = Me- W foE k',"Ti2h 1E
NH 6-eodol* - G4sit sd vi .lLE 10 ]
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-06
MEETINGS.

LII ROYAL ARCH MASUNS %Nlx,{5I
n are cordiallv invited to attend 4 stated SZST.
convocation of RICHMOND ROYAL -
ARCH CHAPTER. No. 3, at the Masons ~'".'>SS
Hall. OH franklin street. THIS Thursday EVE
MING, March 6. A. ID. 1879. r. \. ~. 24O9, at 6
O'Clock. BY order TIE NJ. Fl. H.. p. -
GEORGE f. KEESEE,
NH G.1t& Secretary,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-06

I'm aArAs icronY DaiSssratic
party has sk6sSfl.i itself worsIs Of q story
Iby winning one. sal bborifS oldinz every
inch Of gronnd and 6allansE pressinsl for E,
wdrt, it ms al fist driven Tie Repiibl iean
ttuarty. to- rietarrres 1IutgnnbfF
complete and. Hacondi iopal surrender Is
only n questisH 4oH aff5W short months.
I4,osenbittes aefeat asEfsesf
Humiliation and disgrace, The Democracy
fought for hdnestii uries, the, liberation OF
infamous test-oaths, the perfect immunity
of the voter from even so much as q tnreas
ofqafl itaiy ishrzeiTla ncps aBd AistIy the aDoar
tionto these con EenisRt stq oisisofo Federa'
tyranny-the deputy marshal and ballot-Do
supervisor RqsasHgts92nr Is P2sfi
1 Jesrr 2 DISQUALIFICATION. tie cipeiFn4ti
fytri,ss. 1.-THE pubfic is getting to be con-
fdsed as to Whether it was Ben. Butler or
Jef7a Davis WHO was President Of the Oon-
federuter States. jiThe CURRENT epinioHtof
those whoiread the preceedingsof' Congress
is that twas Butler,a nayINf,g,>E. ~ ri,
1850 .TOT7sas -IT7T -I1-r $500
That long-talked-of convention convened
at Richmond on Tuesday last, and Mr.. Billy
Aat6ne, offsaiiroad fame. and wen irernem-
bersdrbg the people OF Tbs section. was the
ler6 of;then day .tdren tilousand copies OF
his addressiWere ordered TO be printed, and
thereby bangs az tale that has nigh uUfofded
itself. Scett County True LaisizeH'$ " bHh
n3csasting tip TIE a accounts s5i ST. tbe close 81
the. Session yesterday it's discovered That
tile, North obtained appro priattoris ffoE pub
lie, improYeme nts and init inal d eye ments
amount tin e, in. round Numbers to- ten, times