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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-07

4 Crccker- Eating Natch.-On saturday
afternoon there occurred most amusing
incident in this city. In one of The large
stores on uDper Hull street a crowd OF some
twenty or more Young men couglcgatcd 10
witness what NAV be termed 4 crackcr-eat-
ing match, Young gentleman OF Chester
Geld being the participant, he eating against
time, having heard OF the match which, Oc-
CURED in Richmond expressed belle! that
he could accomplish the task OF ealing
twelve soda"crackers in less than twelve
minutes. no sooner than the words were
uttered the crackers were furnished. and
the young man began the task, with the
assistance OF about two quarts Of water.
The crackers vanished with the rspidity OF
lightning III eight minutes, being four min
utes less than The time allowed. The trial
should have been made without water.
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ygaSCgzESVEis AND VICINITY.

Decision in the Ericsson SuH.-.Judgc
Hughes, OF the United States Circuit Court,
AT Richmond, is expected 10 render his de-
cision to-day on the motion for Il new trial
in the suit II Ericsson against the city Of
Manchester. At the last term OF the court
the Jury allowed Ericsson $500 damages,
and the City Attorney made motion for n
new trial. The amount claimed by Erics-
son was $4,000.
1t will be remembered he fell over an en-
banklpcnt near the Free bridge some time
last spring and sustained injuries by the
fail. for which he instituted SUIT.
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Free Bridge.-Undcr the supervision OF
Mr.. Robert Beatie IA bridge colnm'ssioner)
the work OF repairing the Free bridge was
pushed forward very rapidly saturday. ana
the workmcn succeeded in repairing all OF
the dangerous places before night; conse-
qucntly the bridge was opened sooner than
was announced and expected.
The patches placed thereon are exceed
n.iy roug! for vehicles; but II Is pro-
nounccd by The Commissioner, 10 be hht Il
Temporary improvement. 1t Is hopcu 'h'l
it may soon bca permanent one. As S!et Tue
Board oi Supervisors OF Chcstcrhela nave
not takcn any action regarding the relPcfioh
OF the funds appropriated by ihem lo"afH'
the Improvement Cf The bridge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-07

PlNAFocE AT THE THEATRE.-Tbc spring
season commences at the Theatre Easter
Monday with II. NJ. 5. Pinafore, from the
Broad-Strcrt Theatre, Philadelphia. The
orchestra and company comprise fifty peo-
pie This company has played Pinafore
over one hundred nights at the above The
atre. The scenery, &C., it is said, will sur
pass anything OF the kind ever seen here.
III. VI. :. PinaIorc will be followed by the
Union-Sqilare Theatre company in the beall-
tiIul play (with new and appropriate scene
ry) entitled =" \ Celebrated Case" Frank
MAYO. Miss Adah Richmond, the Lilipi-
iian Opera Company, and two grand con-
ccrts vii! close the season.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-07

Brief He1as.-Mr. James Wsde, n prom;-
neut Young citizen. has removed to Rich
mond IL engage in business ia that city.
sfr. William n. Hobbs, formerly tobae-
conist Of This city and OF Richmond, is lying
dangerously i'll at bis home, in this place.
Since the City CouncI has reduced the
salary Of the CLERK OF tie Hastings Court,
to be elected IN May BeXt, candidates Tor
that Office will 10 doubt be very scarce.
In the last Issue Of the Bre!horen tue Free
bridge, Reservoir, and the old Sprlag.Hill
house were classed among the most noted
ruins in the vicinity OF Manchester, \ fact,
doubtless.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-07

lJwEILING-u House PARTLY BURNED.-Thc
dwelling on the farm owned by MIR. John
Ln1sey, about three miles west OF the city.
., lie Cary-Street road, came near BENG
bGf1el down Friday evening about O'Clock
~ spark from the chimney falling behind
oae Of the dormer windows. Fortunately,
tle.. Was no wind at the time. and by tie
Nusg assistance OF the neighbors with a
lev baGkets OF water the flames were soon
subdUed without much damage. The build
tns wos occupied by Mr.. White, manager
ier Nr Lindsey
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KNIFE AND WIFE.
The BacciGalupo Case Before the Po.
Vs.. . lice Court.

OF MRS. BACCTGALUPO-AC-
CUsED, AFTER LEAVING THE CITY on
THE 18TH, RETURNED FOR HIS PICTURE
THE STRUGGLE IN THE DARK ON THE
CANAL DASK-TEN wOUNDS-A CRY FOR
HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FLIGHT
FINDING HIMSELF CLOSELY PURSUED
HE LEIs HIMSELF DOWN INTO THE WA
TER-THE PIsTOL-ACCUsED SENT ON TO
THE GRAND JURY.
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SrECIAL BARGAINS To-Day.

TABLE OIL eIoTrr; II yards wiic, st 25c wort,,
Soc;
A lot OF PARAsoLs icf. over from last season will
he sold at half price
LINEN DAMAsK TowEIs at sl.5o yer Gozeu,
would be cheap at 50:
leo REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS;
CURTAIN MCsLISs at *I.2O for piece of lz
yards, ut LEVY BROTHERS..
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SUNDAY READING.
Church hca.-A Report or tho
.... bible Society.

BISHOP WHlTTLE AND THE USE OF FLOW
ERS AT EASTER AND CHANGES IN ALTAR.
CLoTHS-REsPoNSE OF MONUMENTAL
CHURCH vESTRY; THE PASTORS RE-
SrECTFUL pROTEST-ANNUAL REPORT
oFTHE BOARD OF MANAGERS OF THE yIG-
GINA BIBLE EsTING AND
USEFUL MATTERS DISCUSSED-STATIST!-
CAI"-PRoGREss OF THE SOCIETY DURING
TIE YEAR, SCSc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-07

CUSTOM II 1OUSE. One foreign vessel
cleared from the cu>tom-hollsc last week
the brig Fimbooa, with 2.0i0 barrels OF flour
for Brazil valued at Sll,J34. shipped by the
Galc.o Mills Manufacturing Company.
One foreign vessel entered with sal, for
Davenport Il Morris. from Liverpool, with
4 cargo valued at $500.
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D1A1H or ME. X. V. pRlDDY.-Mr. L. V.
I!ldy, well known citizen OF Clay
Ward, died suddenly on Saturday afternoon
y bis residence. corner Hcniy and Gay
,,'rels, aged about tity-1our years. Mr.
f'0dy bad been Il Judge OF election nearly
va sincc The war. He was respected
tt.'.a@T Of Richmond Lodge, No. 219,
.">a'S ot Honor, and will be buried by
~, ~" Lod:c Monday morning at 10 O'Clock
..''. ".1 hl, l'tc residence. The Lodge has been
S."ed Tor 4. u.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-07

.,..,s NJ C,TiToI. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
liLs.',Ss lL.,. Srr,rSgy WITH AForLENY.-Samuel
!,o?S'r, r,,,, Esq. Register OF the Land Of
y, H.. ~, and superintendent Of the Public
gSS n.Sri;n.s T Of the state, was stricken with
b"',Sl .,,nyy saturday afternoon.
'iTF'Il~i, U II, his ctcc at the capitol about half-
hV ~. .on,r9rv with ex-senator W. Il.
;,as. ;E..- = ., Eed!orG, and was on his way
lo'!' Wien between DR.. Bcale'S Office
nome. psul'S church. on Ninth street. Mr..
%,,n %h" -, .yhibitcd signs OF very serious H.
h'' o,d began 10 sink 10 the ground.
NJ, me,-oI Terry sustained him, and carried
"tSt,. ~, Tho ONCE Of DR.. Bca!e. where he
;!,,rs o!,, ,, urronSciouS. and was stretched out
.m ~ ,l. ha.r. Doctor Bealc was not 1T
ior,r and other physicians were sent Tor.
.rh''-n we're soon five by his si9c-Doctors
i,,. &. +. Johnston, Skclton. Sriers
rnorpe. . aud White They blcd him from
80 arms and neck. and 1t seemed to afford
i'm some relief. The city ambulance was
men m summoned. and Mr.. Boykin was taken
=, l,,< residence. on Monroe street between
Franklin and Grace.
q, o'clock saturday night Mr.. Boykin
.,Tr.d little easier. He had slept some,
,.r. was still unconscious. His condition
o,q, =, carjlrd rs very critical. He is rather
>,o,t and very flcshy.
shelton {. Davis, Esq, Clerk Of the SEN
,:g was very III Saturday. His condition
WI. ropor:cd {, The Capitol as really alarm
no, lie ha> dreadful carnuncle on tie
hark Of tie neck. lie is in the city, at the
rI,iicrcc ii Mr.. George W. Williams. who
married his niece.
Mr.. ". ]. Bigger. assistant clerk Of the
Hlr,c. i. still very sick; but he seems to be
,..ly improving.
secretary Of the Commonwealth MELON
II. ;bou@h not yet able 10 70 to the Capitol,
,.arlv ,,p1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-07

GOT-fOr PEG-GOT-T, improved.
THRICE. 4Oc.: by mail, SOC.
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rrv WEATHER SATURDAY was raw, CLOUDY,
.-3 threatening.
~.cpsoskTga SATURDAY 6 A. M.' 4O'
VI 40: noon. 50; L. NJ, 50; T.
Y u; midnight. 30.
vn4n temperature. - sc.
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DON'T make Il mistake, for limitations arc various
and numerous. When yon want SC. KEY-WEST
CIGAR see that yuu get WHrrLoCK'S. with copy
ri1hted label representing tobucco-ledf on every
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-07

KNIGHTS OF Observation-Disclosures D. s.
Gates and V. G. D. James r. Lamkin organ
ized Hope Lodge, at Gordonsvile, Va, on
Wednesday last The following is list OF
officers: Past.Dictator, Rev. II. NJ. Hope;
Dictator, j. NJ. Murphy; Eice-Dictator, r.
Fl. Stratton; Assistant-Dictator. w. IL.
Prout; Reporter, J. A. Yager; Financial
Reporter, j. L. Sneed; Treasurer. F. b.
Peyton; Guide, Rev. P. S. Rhodes; Chap
lain, Rev. J. w. McCown: Guardian, j. W.
Christmas; Sentinel, james r. Bailey; +;
Medical Examiner, DR.. John w. Scott.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-07

FOk uLCEHArED MOUTH, the healing properties
of MEADE & BAKERS rARBoLiC MOuTu-WAsH
are upcXcclcd. Fifty cents bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-07

THOSE who have tried the TIC-NIC CIGAR pro-
noanCc them superior. For sale at every place where
good cgars are sold.
l.. WNITLOCK, Manufacturer.
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AN ESTABLISHED FACT. .-liERMAS RoscuEy
BROTHER keep the largest and bcst-assorted
stock Of Boots Shoes. Trunks yalIses, &C.. In the
ciiy-509 anu Oil Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-07

CoIORED Sons OF TEMPERANCE Charity
Division, No. 4, Sons Of Temperance, has
elacted the following quarterly officers NJ.
J. Smith, w. p; Callie Bell, W. a.; Sandy
Lundry, r. S.; Josephine Henry, \. R.
s.; Fl. Manklns, L. S.; John Fl. Smith, T..
john II. White, Chaplain; L. \. Harris,
Conductor; George c. Mankins. A. G. !;
Anderson Harris, I. S.; Edward Price, O.
s; Robert s. james, p. ". P. This Di-
vision has initiated twenty-nine new mem-
bers during the past quarter.
Honesty Division, No. 81, has elected
David II. Peters, W. P; Thomas Norman,
w. A.; A. Seaton, r. s.; David Hill, 4. L.
S.: l.. Russell, +. S.; Carter Morris, IT.. /;
5. Wight, Chaplain; Ida HamIin, Con-
ductor; Mary Lewis, \. G.; Sandy Starkc,
I. S.: Henry Ii. Roy, O. s.; Simon White,
p. w. p. New members Initiated during
the quarter. lhrty-eight. \
The above officers will be installed next
week by Deputies Brown and Wilson.
Christian Welfare Division, No. 81, has
elected the following officers: Edward Is.
Mavo, Worthy Patriarch; William Il.
Lewis, Recording Scribe; Rutin Jones,
Past Worthy Patriarch; William L. Barley
L,caI Deputy Grand Worthy PatIlarch.
Friendship Division, No. 5: John Hoge'
W.P.; Mary II. King, w. A; Thomas ID.
Scott, R. S.; II. r. johnson. a. K. s.;
Woodson Scott. F. s.. Fields Moore, Trea-
surer:J. II. Wilson, Chaplain: William
Taylor, Conductor; james II. Page, \. G.;
John Blair, l. S.. Robert q. Bailey. 0. ). ;
James II. Martin, 2. W. p; II. I. Ellyson,
r. d.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-07

VI. FLLTSoS u CO.. advertising agents, insert ad-
vertiScments In all Of the newspapers OF the Unitsa
SIN es 4: publishers rates. Orders LETT at the DIE,
patch countius-room Will receive prompt atten
t.pn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-07

SEEK 40 FCRTIIER-You will find no better.
The PC NC Is the bust &c. CIGAR on the market.
Wholesale and retail! at I. WllIlLoCK'S, l4i5 Main
street,
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FRANK ID. HILL & co. > l.. VI, trustees sale Of
brick dwelling aud lns nf ground on the norh
aide of jackson street bctwt TN Clarke aud PIlcc
streets.
GRIIRBS & WILLIAMS ] O 4. VI. household AMI
Kitchen furniture at residence corner oI Grace
aud Pine streets.
I. J.. WHITING, High. Constable 10 \. NJ, house,
hold furniture, etc.
J. Il. fIOCKADAY, 10 4. ~. groceries, &c.
r. $. ANDERSON ( son, 10 \. 81, groceries.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-07

DISCOLORED TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the use OF MEADE .& BAKERS SAPOSINE DIM
THRICE. Fifty ccIts'a box.
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PROCLAMATION 10 the lovers Of The weed aud to-
all whom 1t may concern If YOU want good CT
GAR. either sc. or 10c. Wade in &C. E.) at WHIT
LOCKS aud have your wants supplied.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-07

loN'icTS SENTENCED TO ADDITIONAL M
.~..;oEHEAT, ,,,. On Saturday, before the Cir
J.H, rS 'cuFt Of Richmond, Robert Shelton,
Is@t' hafderncr, Thornton Alexander,
CIs'i. 'aeatham, Samuel Warren, Willie
[op,,,. ,r,H, and Michael Thomas, pcnitrntiary
,o5 5S'ac.> were tried for felcnieS commit
r,i,,, ""usn the pen!ten;iary, were found
",, ,t.',, ana nYc years were added 10 their
,". r.. IMPRISONMENT. A nOlte proSeQui
-.V"IeIed IA the case Of several others.
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REAI-EsTATE TRASsFEEs.-The following
is statement Of the transfers OF real cState
for the week ending April 3, 1879: Lots
fronting 80 feet on reservoir street between
hattin and Beverly for sl5O; 10 Ieet on
Twenty. fifth street between Franklin ana
Main for 1925; 23s feet on Mayo street be-
tween Ross and Broad, SO feet on Locust
alIey, No. 1918 Main street. for SS79; 10 feet
on trwenty.fourlh street for So; 26 feet on
Twenty-fourth street for So; 81 feet on
Grace street for S4,350; 80 feet an Holly
street near Laurel for $3.50; 90 teet on Re
seryoIr street between Chattiu and Beverly
tor $500.
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For ALL DISEASES OF TIsE TEETH AND GUhx
use MEADE Sc BAKERS CARBoLIC MOUTH
WASH. Fifty cents 4 hottie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-07

foR BLENDING GUNS, use MEADE & BAKERS
CAHEoLIC MorTH"WASH. Fifty cents bottle.
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WEATHER REPORT.

,,,r,7roSs For SUNoAY.-For the Mid
tM.,.',o,,,;c States, warmer, clear or partly
de %i.'i, 1--WE weather. northwesterly winds. be-
tSin- t@"r, variable. stationary or rising ba-
f2re.>.is ,se South Atlantic States, warmer
!" nar,ly ctondv weather, northcriy
t$at, % hoc,mInr variable, with stationary
,. risirg barometer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-07

| have aualyZcd the whskcy known under the
brand Of " B-SELECT,' controlled by McssrS. WAL
TER -. BLAIR e Co, Richmond, Va. and lind II
FREE FROM FUSIL OH. AMI otter impurities, and
recommend It's use for medicinal and family pur-
poses. j. Il. MCCAw, NJ. D.,
lac Professor nj Chemistry,
Medical College Of Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-07

IScIPIEST TARTnE AND scURF removed by
MEADE BAKEES SAroSISE DESrIPRIcE.
Fifty cenIs a hOS
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rgNuE AUTOMATIC SIGNAL
4 TELEGRAPH con ANY
rcspccliuIy announces that II Ias established u
TELEPHONE EXCHANGE
In connection with its signa-scrSice system, with
It's central station at the Western Uni"n Telegraph
Office, No. l2i Main sircer. using the celebrated
EDISON TELEPiIOSEo
PHELPS GROWN RECEIVERS.
Parties cOntrmp Mating The use Of Telephones are
invited 10 call at The central station and eaHnlh';
these superior Instruments. :,
Fach subscriber can converse at will In an nr1i-
nary tone Of voice. dty or night. with any other
s,l,.cr Iber con led with this ENch1ngc.
Uniformed messengers furnished on signal or teie-
phone call 10 deliver notes. letters, circulars pack
ages, etc. aP -"
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NH ,.nGs MUS CoURT.--The Hastings Court
iay IL .'I : r at II O'clock to-day. The follow
efye an n>t OF The grand jurors drawn to
I. p"iahS pa,nhS 'he term: Leroy S. Edwards,
n~",awin, Z. w. Chamberlayne. james
sDtnnrSetsoh, Thomas j. Starke, William
Il ssualase, Morris Nelson, Orange Ben.
augustus Bodeker.
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h,'thNA1ioNAL TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
ture'inS OF Richmond Union, No. 90,
I'm, @'ni day night. Thomas y. Hurdle and
10 IisS I'd d. anghan were elected delegates
wDjrh International Typographical Union,
Dr., | nl heels IN Washington, ID. c., on the
gnIIan, ,onoay in June. Mr.. William H.
CGsrIn, Was W, elected recording secretary vice
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-07

EASTER CARD+r EASTER CARDS.. at WEST.
JOHNSTON cos.
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SPRING EACEs.-A meeting OF persons in
.tIc>led in the success OF the spring races
va, held at The Exchange Hotel Saturday
rcning. 4 permanent organization was
t,'cted-C Colonel J. /. Darlington being
e..ced president: Colonel Chastaiu White,
II, yicc-prc>ideEt; ". NJ. Parrish, Sec
@d yicc-pr"sdeni; and G. X. Macon,
:rertiarr and treasurer.
Tie committee 20 solicit subscriptions re-
ported that they had collected $1,000.
The Association. wlich is TO be cllled the
"N!rginis Horse Association determined
',oltr purses to ne competed for by run
g'1. md trotiinc horses on tue 5th, 9th, and
,.aJ! next May. ..
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mouth there Is nothing good ~ MEADE q ia
KER'S CAKBOLIC MoUTll-WASli. Fifty cents
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For OFFENSIVE DREATH from aecayca tee'o
and diseased gums. use MEADE y DAkEk CAA'
porrc Noi,Tu-wAsU Firty cents II bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-07

l,sad,".1 Passengers arriving here
,s5i, S aleported heavy snow-storm as nre-
hSo,I - : ashsDgton, and extending as
aekstruaa as lew miles this side OF Frede-
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sg- U7, GlL sciss Of !psnt EStnte znhds bsttose1
the lst nf T@HVdrG I7sd iust Of JME~ tie t1ErS fof
tie )1ess,t ysur hnpctG jel,aiI byths Rmrchns,,
o., al s:;., tanJs bIt,c.rhhr lR DfJ&iydndid&
II the cGr the Ia hdrc 10 he pDtJ ~ the setter
lThi~ cr,torl adopted about trc"n year. ago
h: II the real estate agents In Richmond, and aps
utcs 10 Richmond und vicinty.1
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w sasEins.L inL;:--Ihe Chief Of Police has a let
aa,iye ~ inquiries about Samuel Hill, a
~ 1850 or 1851, ' " A's'u'aa
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nrp YOU HyERg No; never smoked Better bs.
CIGAR han WuITLoCK's PIc-S!c,
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NEW scAFTs.--Just opened to-day. 100 Neck
scarf. 2sc"; 100 Cambridge scarfs Csc: 500
Shield scarfs. 5oc.; 500 Windsor scsrts, Soc
comprising all the latcst novelties
a. SAKS { Co. lO13 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-07

VarAEIAL FEES AND FEES OF COMMISSION
y.,w CuANCEEY. !S ESTABLISHED BY ACT
4f7g5rgD ArEII >. 1S19.-TEe fees allow
t6 a9g are
Noary-For record of protest, making
tg Instrument OF protest under his official
sssl. and notice OF dishonor to one person
.s.ides TIE maker or GCccptor, fifty cents !;
ior every additional notice. five cents; for
tlking and certifying acknowledgment OF a
Ctrd, &c, o. priyy acknowledgment OF 4
married woman, twenty-five cents; for ad-
Mini,tcrHg and certifying an oath, unless
an affidavit OF n witness, twenty cents; for
taking and certifying attidavNs or depoSl.
,.0a., when done in one hour, seventy
cents and Tor every additional hour, sew
ts,y.&vc cents; for ether services same fees
:, r,crkS Of county courts for like services.
Commissioners in Chancery-For like
services same fees as no'aIicS, and for other
,aIycrs such fees rs the court by which
,ls commissioner is appointed may pre-,
scribe not exceeding seventy five cents
WIEN less than IN hour is employed, and II
l.I. than an hour not exceeding seventy
t,cr.nis per hour: provided that nothing
til. act shall affect the fees OF commission
q, in ch7nrcry residing in the cities oi
edmond. Norfolk, ard Alexandria,
Inconsistent acts are repealed, and the ac'
r4i0fcc from lis passage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-07

ELECTRIC LIGHrs.-Mr. ". CANS, MANAGER or
4. sAKs Co.'S establishment. day invited our
representative to examine these new ligh;s. which
have Just arrived. They to-day placed in their
windows by Mr. Katcs. superintendent Of the west-
cr1' Union Telegraph Company, where the curious
mary see them. As they work both BY day aud night
we reia say to those who 20 to the post-o1lce to-
morrow TO look In at rhefr attractive windows and
nehola lAce Notwithstanding State, Aprt 5th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-07

The subject OF the use OF flowers at
Easter in the Episcopal churches has been
discussed so much OF late that the recent
correspondence between the Bishop OF the
Diocese OF Virginia and the rector and YES
try OF Monumental church upon the SUBJ
jcct OF flowers and the change of the cover.
ings OF the communicable at different
seasons will not be lacking in interest to our
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TIE BELL Telephone.
ONLY COMPANY

Over one hundred leading l'usine's-hcnscS arc
already subscribers, snd about one hall OF theih'
including all The railroad ana steamship Hne'' arc
now actually connected" and talking with eae"
other daily.
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NOTICE TO CREDtTORS.-Ali persons
having claims against .he estate Of ,.e ali
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