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The Scientific american has dlscoVereo
that striped stockings are not the only artl'
cles OF wearing.apparel that are poisoned
# claims to have seen woollen, six, and cot
ton goods which contain arsenic III Danger
Gus quantities, and gives several instances
in which death has occurred from their use.
Professor Nichols, OF the Massachusetts In
stitute OF Technology, also reports the ex,
animation Of a lady's dress which contained
eight grains Of arsenic TO. the square 1901;
aOne OF the unfathomable mysteries OF
this life is to understand how a hand.cutied
criminal can Jump off train when it|is go,
ing at the rate OF forty miles an hour and
escape injhfJ,fwliile a:1ian who never conf
mitted a wrong 10 bis life cannot step of a
train running at a speed OF SIX miles: an
hour without ploWing up two or three rect
of earth with his. nose, or .bay!ng ms ieg
crushed of, or his skull observation-disclosures
tosn Heydtd., -, l,;,,;,4rt .!,E ''.5'''4
No frst.class reporter will ever forget TO
add at the end OF an unsuccessful burglary
item that the fellows overlooked box con-
tanning one thousand dollars In cash.-Ehis
always makes tho burglars. rnad enough 10
shoot themselves Detroit Nree; Fs'essy
Apaper tlat is sa'waysfull o. good potRffs--
q paper,of needles. d 5.:i.}. as- .".ts.,
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Brief NcmS.-In compliance with orders
from the In!ernal.Rercnue Department all
OF our merchants who sell cigars were en-
gagged yesterday IN scraping the stamps
from their empty boxes.
The Hastings Court adjourned yesterday
after disposiug Of civil cases, and will meet
again tomorrow morning.
The negro Robert Strong, who was re-
Gently shot by Mr.. Allen Bradley whilst
stealing from that gentleman, and at one
time was thought to be mortally wounded,
is rapidly improving, and is able TO sit up.
A brilliant gathering attended Laubc's
dancing academy yesterday afternoon. Sc
veral ladies from Richmond were present.
Five persons were initiated in the DoIcaS
Society Wednesday night, including several
young ladies.
The Lyccum had another Of their attract
i've soirees last night, and all present seemed
To have an excellent time.
A very attractive programme will be rem
dercd ut the Beethoven musicale tonight,
and the bylaws will be ready for distribu-
ton.
The attention OF the authorities is called
to the dangerous condition OF the bridge
over the ditch on Fourteenth street near
tho Petersburg railroad.
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Ecnrico Politics.

RICHMOND, Va, March 20, 1879.
Editors Of Dispatch: The article in your
paper OF to-day about "Henrico-Coun'y
Politics" seems to he misunderstood in
some respects. as have had MANY inquiries
about it. Will you please say that the mass
meeting at the courthouse on the 14th OF
April will be for the purpose Of electing
county and district perintendcnts, and
otherwise perlcctiug the organization OF the
Conservative party for the spring campaign !!
The meetings at O'Clock on the e2d Of
April will be held in the several districts
of the county for The purpose of nominating
supervisors and other district officers, and
to elect delegates from each district, who
will meet at the courthouse on the 24th OF
April to nominate county officers. - ----
Yours truly, GEORGE D. .PLEAsANTs,
County Superintendent.
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Under Which Flag:

Gentle reader. are you Conservative
Have YOU heretofore worked with tie grand
old Conservative party? II so, are YOU pre-
pared now to desert it and 90 over to the
Malone party: Why should you desert the
Conservative party! Has 1t not saved Us
from the miSeries and unspeakabe horrors
OF scalawag and carpcs-bag rule, which has
pilaged. desolated; and oppressed the cot
ton States to the point OF ruin and dcs-
peration: Has it not protected your pro-
periy from coniiScation by Oppressive
taxation: Has it net protected you
from the insults and degradation IN
cident to servile rule? What unspeakable
blessings are these! Are you prepared to
desert it and to go over to the Mahone
party, which is beating for recruits from the
Radical Republicans, and is ready 10 form
an alliance with these Radicals, who have
hitherto stood rs organized political bri-
.ands TO rob and ruin you under the forms
OF law. The Conservative party has hitl-
crto saved YOU from this unmtigatcd curse.
What has the Malone party done for you !!
Nothing 1t is only just now organized. For
what useful purpose has 1t been organized ?
The impression is becoming general that 1t
has been organized to promote the political
fortunes OF its leaders. Many rcad!nsters
all over the State refused to attend its con-
yention for tins reason. Some others who
went to the convention, after looking over
awhile, declined to take any part in it Tor
the same reason. The leaders say that they
want to adjust the State debt upon basis
Of s. per cent. for forty years. The en-
tire Conservative party is prepared to adj
Just it upon u basis OF 3 per cent. for ten
years, 4 per cent. for twenty years. and
per cent. for ten years-making an average
OF per cent. for forty years. II we can
pay per cent. for forty years, ean't we
pay it for ten: II we can pay per cent.
for ten years, will not the country grow
up to state OF prosperity to pay Just as
easily per cent. for the next twenty years
thereafter, and for the next ten there
after? In thirty years will we not be rs
prosperous as we were before the war!
Did we not pay per cent. then! ls not
the difference between these propositions
too small to justify the breaking up OF the
Conservative party, and to expose us to the
dangers OF Radical rule and robbery, re-
suIting from the disruption OF the Conscr-
yatiye parry: Under all the circumstances
is it wise to abandon the Conservative party
that has saved US from the ruin OF Radicdl
Republican rule, and 60 over to new, un-
Il led party that is wooing and trying 10
bring over TO it the Radicals :? We cannot
doubt what the good people VIII DO
Charlottesville JeferSon1an. ------.
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EATCRE'S REMEDY!
!
ENlDrSEI, Bi MEDICAL PROFESSION.

NATURES RtNEDl
EXpOESLI, 81 MEDICAL PROFESSION.
IHg ALUM AND IRON MASS AND WATER
FROM TIE
lEDinGD lVA1 ALUM AND IRON SPRINGS.
ESTABLISHED i~ENTY-SIN YEARS.
IIG-ucy proved ny ::ciual results i'll thousands Of
- o: Dys sep>ia. H.hi Try. Diseases Peculiar 10
"alsU Chronic Da,rhnn. HcaGache. Scrottla AND
ta:rus5as Affections, Sore Threat and Diphtheria,
".. and Malalial Fever. Extracts from testi.
: -yra.s:
A-t, remedy for lnfgmlnatory Sore Throat and
!Ef&i@eft ever used by lnc-a: have fUund after 4
-. ..cr "t forty ycHr>.-arts aS Il tonic. alternative
~. isJrituee: preferable u choratc of potash
Z. y. >lFFERD. NJ. D.. y. G.
AiteV practice oi many wears have found no
-aedv tQca! 10 i;cGtUrd Alum and Iron Springs
";'.r ana Mass FOR Ca!"4c d!sea,ts and diseases
.s.a!aar 10 women
Jony Z. METTEAuR. ". D.. Ii. ID. Va.
y Nce'H.!Hiiy Qsrd IN Dyspepsia and Chronic
Prof. SAM'L JACKSON. II. d.. Univ. OF Pa.
>NF2as,lug auy remedy that know Of for scro-
" .- sIfr!!ops Have used j! for lwcnty-ilye years
faa1 10 'natinen. equal 20 this waie and mass foE
>r!aa. tnlaueou. Affections. Glandular ncrance-
Irlh t1folic lrri'a'tons Of The B!adder, Kidneys
s&a t'elhsa liberation. and certain forms OF I,ys-
i-Ti4. Prof. j. j. MOORMAN. VI. d.. Va.
=! 10 Wv wATEES HAVE AwIDEa RANGE ,S or USE
i'-SEs>" VA. NEDICAL MONTHLY,
'..,. Richmond. Va.
y! with unparalleled success in EeInorriagic
-E1:1sl fever W. A. GREEN,
x-Vicc-PrcSfdcn: Ga. Med. Asso.
LSIlEELY CURED OF CIILLS AND FEyER BY
AZ REV. f.. &. BODSoS. }. A. LEE. Va
nfttscns, analy Is and full proof OF all claimed
~! VI 60l sach package.
has:, 80 cInvs per gallon; s4 per case of one
w, %ylsA hAsal!On bcttleS; So for fve-galon deni-
AaS. 3g eeu,s and Il per bottle: $3.50 aud S5
= ;n %n1a'1natu according TO size-sent postpaid:
u, q! proof Of all claimed sent flee upon applica-
~ , Lisr4t terms 70 dealers. lIraIids are accom-
~;,ded al these SprIncs al all times Of The year.
lsAy. LyuchbQry. "a.
s~Ity POLK MILLER & co.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Sy- On all Saiss or tpsHt EStuts made 5ss,sses
ths lst 0( JnnuGTy end tGst Of Jun. the tnS|1f2'
TIE present y."f hare 1" 5c p1tn " the hhrSr0se
Oa iii snisy made 5st,ytca The lst Of July u2sG d&
of ire wear III. tHcsS hare TO De 1td by ntossuHT
IThis custom was ADDICTED about iiiteen years sRt
by ALI the real estate agents in Richmond, ana aP
niles TO Richmond ana vetntty.l
). THOMPSON BROWN. 4 =. NJ. ,rasR~ss sale Of
buihliug lot on SNiB street north of :ssiGa, with
small brick holrS3 thereon.
FRANK D. HILL, ~ r. ", trustees Sste Of build
ing lots OH west Floyd street.
JAS. MACDOUSkEk, 10 4. ~, at; store No.
Seventeenth sheet, clothing. furaibaing goods,
nolons. &c. .......
GODDIN,t z. NJ, trustees SAP Of house and
lot on The east line Of Jrssapline between Burton
and n streets. 81 ..'.
JAS MACDOEGALI., ley 4. ". u. his ware.
rooms, tasaiiaIe, sewtn: -pi2aAines, stoves, &o
PAINE, R0iSTER 8 CO, 10 \. ~, ~ 1918 Mah'
streer. fruit and ornamental s1ecS vines, PLANS,
&c, 3d.
JOHN POE, IR, Chief Of Pe'sea, 1Ol A. NJ. Oh,
goat.
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Richmond and .illeghany Railroad Com
Dany, he would AK that the meeting ad-
iourn. t,.....,,., ..-. @: -.
Major Johnston also read informally n
communication from Mr.. II. C.. Parsons,
vice-president OF tbe Richmond and Alle-
ghany Railroad Company, to the effect that
the company; was ready TO enter into q pre-.
liminary contract, and that GeBeral Ewing
would be here on Friday.
In view Of these facts the meeting then
adjourned. - -st,E yt'EG's~ si.a 81 .
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ST. THE CIRCULATION. OF THE BlsrATCa
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCIj-
LATroN OF ALI THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF TIE CITY. .e LOO .s...: t,r'!
WEATHER REPORT,

IMPLICATIONS FOR To-DAr.-For the Mid
die Atlantic STATES. cloudy and rainy wca-
thcr, warmer southerly winds, falling ba-
romctcr, followed in the west portions by
rising barometer and colder northwest
winds. 5. -
For the South Atlantic States, clear wea-
thcr, followed by increasing cloudincss,
southweSterly winds. stationary or higher
temperature, and falling barometer.
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WANTED---A JURY.
nitlicuit. Matter to Get One In the
!, !, ,,@n,..>. Poindexter' Case. ~ >" u l.

OF DEFENCE 40; QUAsH THE We
NIRE FACIAs-oUTa OF ErG4iTY.THREE
SiEN ENAMlNEU~YEsTERDKY ONLY ONE
FOUND oUAL1FIED-kN' EXHIBIT WHICH,
GOES TO SHOW WHETHER OR NO OUR
PEOPLE READ THE NEysPAp pERs-TALEs
/. ISSUED FOR ONE HUNDRED OTHER PER
SONS TO BE DRoUGHT IN To.DAY-THE
PROSPECT OF GETTING A JURY IN RICH
MOND NOT DAzzLING,. i.I a.:: :" "..gLt.
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Fish.-The fishing season has just COM
menced in this vicinity, and the hauling OF
seincs below the city has begun. Our pee-
pie. are already complaining OF the great
nuisance occasioned by the young darkies
crying upon our principal streets. without
ever ceasing, " Fresh tish-frcsh fish!
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Marry Cemetery.-This beautiful bury
ing-ground has had several fine tombstones
and monuments placed therein recently,
and they present Il very neat appearance,
and under the supervision Of Mr.. S. NJ.
Perdue the walkways have been elegantly
,rayelpd
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-. .----.-- n.,nx Axn HAlR.DYE.
.ons OF A TORrlD LIVER.

,,,,,e. nawrls Costsvc, Pain In The
' huu sensation In the back ts part tla Pain
:" sss'son s se'r,9s Sf SS,s s,'S or ,nns sna
1rtssM' 'n"slec,ed - somc dsty. Wearincss, Dtzzi-
% %Flssror ,hs hour ns,s xs before s The Eyes y
yssSs y;ss:Sess, ness with hsa' dreams Highly -ce'0fea
T3O% ,rx,Scs ARR rSuEEpEp SERIOUS
jrTErsH vii. SOON HE DEvsrorEn'
1sS>' TUFTS PILLS
..,,,Iy saaptcd to s"eh cases; sirs'e dose
-, c>fS''" cn,ncc of feeling IS TO aston>h the
.rscSTr.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and raw. At night there was 4
shower; after which i. cleared of,
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: & A. NJ, &c;
A. Nj, a3: noon. Sc; ) P. NJ, co; Z.
NJ. 81; midnight. 81.
Mean. temperature, 81. .-r
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RetigiouS.-A large congregation was in
attendance at the Methodist church last
night. The pastor preached an excellent
sermon. The altar was crowded with peni-
tents, aud a deep religious feeling seemed
to perYlde the entire audience.
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,.onrn DIVINE SAYS:

rS5 ,Sg yssas and s'ss. H1ss been Gass
,,syiyri' pssIs >r~re rcconmendei 10 me. used
,G.iae yH'r rs lille faithl am now well man
@ Sni aoT snpt'i:s digestion srf, regular s'STis sn,;
.js< rooc. and orI,, III, heir wciy;., II gold.
s,sA iAe! Rev. Il. l.. SIMPSON. Louisville NY.
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IW.,JhhN1S IW.~JithNS CARE X LAG Ecg7IR
EYts n on nnI,esffACTORY.- An the hate a
a4r Thnnad had or made 10 ORDER at short notice.
ksSe-, ,n..a1E a1E Guaranteed superior 10 those Of
ah0t ;ahe and al As low prices. thereby making
A.t f,nteicat 3t ibose in need 10 buy u home
lESE, aF'ase. REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS
iitig,y ,,s o. W.. g. SMITH,
- -hanhali streets. ~" '''.st NH Io-3no
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MEETING. or. THE, STocKHoI nERs oE THE
JAMES .RivER AND ,KANAwHFA COMPANY
meeting of,the, stockholders OF the; James
River and Kanawha Company was held nj
the company'sl office, in, this; city, Yesterday
the the chair Colonel William +. Munford
The President stated that owing to the
absence of the Lynchburg proxies, anu OK
General Ewing apa ,ottser officers 2! hs
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,.,-o- yhi>kcrS changed 10 glossy black
GTS! ma, nS" ,frl,ca.lcn oi ih'S Rye. II fmnsr's
e ,',c rli,r sc> in;ian;a' eo"S'E'an Is rs harm-
S;Texsi,;s or sent 10y express on receipt of
Il. .. >,,--,y s,r,c,. New York.
Lt-cr'"' .H"''" 81 1o-cod1y
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, THURSDAY.
Lewis and ais. rs. Oyerbey's administrator
and ais. From the Circuit Court OF Meek
lenburg county. Partly reversed, Judge
Moncure delivering the opinion.
Mosbv Us. The st. Louis Life-Insurance
Company. From the Circuit Court OF Bed
ford county. Affirmed. Judge Christian
delivering the opinion. In this case Judge
Burks did not sit.
Overbev, trustee, Us. carp. From the
Corporation Court of the town Of Danviile.
Affirmed, Judge Anderson delivering the
opinion. 49,.
Edmunds, assignee, against Harper.
From the Circuit Court OF Brunswick
county. Affirmed, Judge Staples deliver
ing the opinion.
Coleman's. administrators rs. Piedmont
and Arlington Llfe-lnsurance Company.
From the Circuit Court OF the city OF Rleh-
mond. Affirmed, Judge ,Burks delivering
the opinion, Judges Anderson anu Staples
dissenting. ." r.,
Frommer Us. City OF Richmond. From
the Hastings Court OF the clty Of K'ch-
mond. Affirmed, Judge ChristIaa denver
ing the opinion. 81. ,;a;,o,
:. This case decides that butchers residing
In tho county OF Henrico, hut dong pusl-
ness in Richmond, mustp the city licenses
for their vehicles used iu'dehyering meats
in Richmond, &c. a." u. ~. .."
Morriss's executor as; MOrrriss anu as
Put on privileged docket. -. ,..H
Southern MutualInsprance Company Us
Kioebes. nArgued .by;George B. Harrison
Esq, for plaintiff in 1error, and eanthue'
uutfl to-day; D,lti tn- .ft'H'" 4 rast5- -
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: :, RACES FOR THE FAIR.-A metting OF per-
sons interested in the pre'poiion oi tue
breeding OF running and trotttng slock, IN
Virginia will be he'd at be Exchange Hotel
Saturday night. -. i"s 40 - - -! ~
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PRDCElA VI sATI@N.
DY THE GOVERNOR OF WISGINIA
APPROXIMATIONS.

1DS.
Information hav;s been r.ct4rod Dy. the Exccu-
rive that Charles is. Walton was InurIrred On he
,ighE "f The Sh " March. f7p, nj YancGyyt!'e,,
Louisa county, 81, his slnir robbed and money.
stolen. and his hoaS- burned Is soac person per-
sons unknown. suo that he o. IEy a-- now 2uny mt
large: therefor. do hereby AIR reward or ONE
HUNDRED D:NLARS for tlse arss>s aEd cOiyic~
ton Of the sahlp"rsOn or ie:snns ::nui DO more.
over require a0ficcrS of'Iis Oon,sonw wealth. civil
and military hsd request ~ isnIf general !" use
ihcr best CtcrtiOus 10 iroture hi> or their arrest,
that he Or i.sy uav be bro EIs!.s To- ti'tlcc.
> Given under n:y lIaua ~ GuTernc- aud
G. slirr the Less Seal oi,r Commonwealth,
/ L.s' ga Richmond. his l:Eh day OF SSrch,
W. 1870. FRED. ". u. holiday.
BY the Governor: JA1t-S }. SboSALD. Eerretnry
OF the Com Iaon wealth. q. ml.2C-2t
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..,.., - Trrr'S FILLS is to

-, ,;fct o. TUFTS rIl.LS IS TO lneTca,e rs'n
Tac ar>t ouG cause ,hc body 10 take on hcsh.
n, apTc'W' 4, nom isrcL. and by their tonic ac-
taas aE ~ cts,irc organs regular stools are p''-
5sfct.
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". ELLYsoN u CO.. advertising agents, insert ad.
rcrisements In all of the newspapers Of the Unitse
S,nes at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dfs
pdtca countinS-room will receive prompt atten
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TrTT'S IlAlE-NlE.

rvrBYwHERE. PRICE, 25 CENTS.
nr,, g MURRAY STEET. NEW YORK.
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1,oNrsCra0NERsEa, de-,

-.
DUREi CANDlES.-l am maiia!aeeNn',,Ips y, ,p
daily NY lni.piiable pure crushed sasar
TFrED FLINT CASplEs, ! nsns sns Sos,s n In t6is
perfectly pure ana no a"ass. ,.ss
raias we don't use .ny garos y moro 6ighiy
S.xnrsd. whiier brighter. hrmer, aad u Wa5fap''"
Il. 10 ssand arm in any climate, ~ ~, ,n..,,o,.r
" LOUIS u BossiEpS q GsrsesiSVSsrs. 9 aslS Sres..
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The Hastings Courtroom was closely be-
sieged by crowds OF men by half. past 10
O'Clock yesterday morning. There were
one hundred talesmen, almost as many law
yers and witnesses, and numerous others
entitled to admitrancea as privileged persons.
1t required no small degree OF peiseve-
rance and patience TO work ones way
through the mass. The prisoner came up
from Jail in carriage about 1O:4O. judge
O'Clock. Mr.. John b. Young, leading coun-
sci for accused, was. however, five Or ten
minutes late, for which he had good eX-
cuSe. .t.'s .# -... s.. +.-r,.. ..'. g.
John W. Beveridge and John F. Allen
were excused, being over age.
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,,rnoD. OF NEW YORK. SAY

utNWte9D. pf NE w i'hh' SEN -
pr, j. :: ~ ~, s,r;s, that cannot be relieved by
FEW dlseffS SScT 70 i's Dormal fGnc IONS. aud for
rs<iHTsnc W H., re,peiv hss ever been Invented that
IBIS aSfissy an effect i, TUFTS PILLS
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SEING-THE EEAD.

CEINE-THREhD ezH4eHscs
- 49," EGE.THaEhD !SSSsesssrSSS
tsSPRECEnt STEE.Y y Low PRICES
SEIS SF-TfIRShD. SGiNE-TWISFS,
49,, sEINF-LlSE -, SkISE-COtk> "t
YAWkING. GILGlSG- -RoPE-.SC.
we are o6cra = tho aeove at vcrs. foY prices la
ordvr {. close on, @ seaek before nsi' our ',lter-
a.iTantuye OF tta low prices and sppsy themselves
o, once We l..hs oXYerL hands ", 0tr emplo, or
The ma M fact rsSnr NETS ari SCENES, when "e
are prepared 10. Srsuish ut short npS,e-.
l.. LICETESS4EfN SONS
B." corsae sssensetn,h aak Msns,in In, ssrts,s;
IUPEAI,> ans, importers ot o,her brands fe6
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SAVE MONEY Dy having your printing done attas
DISPATCH PHlSrISG-IlOUSE. Good Wora, lc5s
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, THAT NEAT LITTLEMA
l. COTTAGE, with four rooms, and Kitchen. sa:I
aud about ONE ACRE OF LAND. on the corner
Of Park avenue and Park street, nrar Richmond
College. The land Is well adapted to vegetables.
&c. Rent very low. Apply n
JOHN T. GODDIy,I
Real Estate Agent,
, NH 0l -c0d3t Dank and Eleventh Streets
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CARRIAGES. RUUGEES, &c.

y IhE PEOPLE OF VIR. .ce-IKE
1rp!iNLA;-! Will sci! YOU better Es3.s2sie-
~ >iti ~ r, rilAETON, OPEN or TOP-BUGGi,
tr,, Nb niNb NAGuS.fOr less money lhan you can
C,, iai @ mere else In tt Ststc mean this. You
Dr,1't'n 20 70 ant examine 10 SNOW IT Is tIue.
, 81, 'e tnInt"efc Or Kept away bv those who CAN
viii ~. r.n. ho' seL you IL good goods as cheap rs
la, - tttd.e depository 107 Governor street.
----2-lIl s. j. EAkNAM.
/ nh1iLl h;sILl CARRIAGES, LA-cER =
iDsts & ana 0PEN-BUGGIES, on han d. OF superior
Haish, al low prices. Any desired style of
PIjpixn1".E made 10 order at short notice. RE-
IL be,t bt,,v s,S,aoc aoc fEPAlATING DONE PROMPTLY
sl!cied '@ aus at prices TO suit The times. call
p. w. G.. SMITH.
nh l0-lmo 'V9 anu o1o hor'h Fhth street,
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

ID n. ET1t.Nhss CHANCE.-Stock, Good.
igsse saa Fixtures er anj Established Busfaess
= lssS3sipnly 70 --.. 81. EVANS & CO.,
(T 326 Hroad street. :
ppIrns1 OUT Ar VERY, Low
kRR. c gaseei,on 81 our stock OF CROGKERY, GLASS
nEIS. and BRUSH Es.i in order 10 QUIT
>SSEroasnae ~. EVANs& CO.,'326 Broad street.
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PERSONAL.

TTAVING SOLD THE STOCK, FIN
IL TURES, AND GOOD WILL Of the drugstore
known as the !" Wesl-E End Phara..eym and hsreio.
fore conducted under The style OF Ii. W. LAIiaEk
Richmond College of Pharmacy. all peraons ~
debted to- the coDSern will please >ettlef atr:
JOHN E NORRIS, as he y the only Que authorised
to receipt for same -, ..ss 4. II. BOBlSs.
NH W,F6MStk so ~: %gGl
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TOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLEA ~
- STORE AND DWELLING No. 7l5 Main Iii
street, briw. en- seventh and Eighth streets. The
DWELLING portion OF !; contains ei.ht ROOMS. bc
sides Kitchen and servants rooms, with modern i'm
prOvcrpcns, AMI Is wen suited Tor hC Carding
Also. that SMALL. FRAMED DWELLING No.
7t7. .iruai, d on tic east side of Twenty -fonrth
street between NJ and y streets. containing four
rooms; Kitchen with two rooms. Apply to
JAMES ST. TAYLOR L SON.
lph 2l-3t Real Estate Agents ard AuctOncers-
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DANCING.

T AIDES AND GESTLEMEy. .foxming
/ ! clubs and wishing PRIVATE LESSONS IN
DANCING; can apply to MRS. .GEOE1jIE.SfTTON
GOnDIN. No. 6 Z east aain street.
'1he GERMAN and LAECERS ~tit he taught
TIE GLIDE-singe and doube-a spetnaIi1,
miI Il At
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GRAND pPESING.

GRAND OPENING.
We beg te be honorcd with your presence on lie
occasion of uur
FIFTH SEMI-ASNUAL DISPLAY
which fakes place on
SATURDAY. MARCH 22D.
EVERY DEPARTMENT
FIG SUPERELY STOCKED
with Styles and Fabrics of our own Design and
Selection.
A. SAKS L CO.,
Tallors, Clo,hierS. and FurnisierS,
1913 Main street.
I have analyZed the whiskcy known under tile
brand Of g R-SELECT,'' controlled by Ncssrs. WAL
TER ID. BLAIR 6 CO., Richmond, Va. and find IL
FREE FROM FUSIL OIL and otEcr impurities, and
recommend It's Use for medicipal and family pur-
poses. j. r.. MCCAw, VI. d.,
lac Professor Of Chemistry,
Medical College oil Virginia.
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They show au assortment which ,.
CANNOT BE SURPASSED IN THIS CITY.
Their PRICES are always the LOWEST. They also
show q large assortment OF .. ..r'
Trimmings. FANCY GOODS, NoIIoNs, r'
GESTLEHES'S FURNISHING GOODS,
MATTISGS, OIL-CLoTHs,
MATS, RIGGS. &c.