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passage Of the railroad bill. An. old cIod.
knocker, who. has more faith. In tobacco
bills than In fron:ore, says these iron crazy
gentlemen all, expect to be rmiliuersyS
(millionairesl, but he thinks they win vel
Pfnd that they will have to earn fheir bread
by The, sweat of their brow. az Il. =
The cco-planters are iubilant over the
reduction OF the tobacco .tax-tbat unjust
thing which has so, long been sucking tie
me-blood Of Virginia's great Industry. The
hold OF the ,leeeh Is somewhat broken, and
may we not hope that ere long it win be
abolished altogetherp Would It not be more
Just for the General Government to make a
requisition on each State In the Union nc
cording to ifs ability to pay, or according TO
its wealth, and let the State raise the amount
required? ~ .''i'sS - -. - ''..'.'.'
Amherst is sound on the debt com pro-
mise. The most rabid readiusters cannat
find any plausible excuse for objecting to
the terms proposed by the bondhoIders.
With the debt question settled, the tobacco
tax reduced, and the railroad TO develop
the mineral wealth along its line, what Is to
binder the old Commonwealth from setting
out with buoyant step on a new career OF
honor and prosperity? Much is said OF the
,statesmen-the giants-of former days, but
II this difficult and yexing question Il The
State debt is settled now, can the men OF the
present day be pigmles? Will not the Le-
gislature of 1s7S-'79 deserve the lasting
gratitude Of all Yirginians who have the
honor andIprosperity Of the State at heart {?
Game laws are passed for the benefit OF the
sportsnlgn. Why does not some represen-
tative OF The rural districts bring In a bill
for the protection Of srnall birds for the
benefit OF the farmer. who sees bis little
festhered friends slaughtered By the thou
sand by these same sportsmen, mayhap,
and finds himself poweress to protect them
Mr.. = Buggy" Daniel, near Amherst
Courthouse. had his house, with its con-
tents, burned few days since. r. E. NJ.
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DANVILIE.

JUDGE RIvES'S FOLLY AND OTHER MATTERS.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
FEBRUARY %, 1879.
Not much else is talked about in town
than the presentment or five county judges
in the United States District Court yester-
day under the instructions given by Judge
Riyes. The instructions are construed as
requiring that the judges be presented ON
presumption that they are guilty Of .Yio-
lating the rights Of the negro, and as throw
ing upon the parties presented the burden
OF proving themselves innocent. Dema-
goguery," say some; "Buncombe for the
test-oath and supervisor party in Congress" :"
say others "A strip from the bloody Shirt"
say others SO Goodbye TO States rights
let us surrender our charter" say others;
"He mistakes service Gury service) which
the State may or may not require for a
right which the citizen may demand,'' say
others; "Heis the self-constituted advocate
OF q party which has never complained"
say others; Is He is only making case Tor the
higher tribunal and for final settlement OF
the yeXed question:" say friends. W nat
the indicted judges will do Is not known
this morning. ltis generally supposed tnat
they will, as they have right to do, ask for
a continuance OF the case, and that the de-
cisiou OF the Supreme Court OF the United
States in the Reynolds case will settle the
question as to these indictments.
The house OF Mrs. Sallie Beavers, on
Ridge street, was burned down yesterday
evening. She was insured in the Vir-
einia Fire and Marine Company for 5000.
The house took fire from a stoVe-fue in
the cook-room. Nobody, was in it when
the fire was, discovered but a negro woman.
The, ladies OF the. Presbyterian church
haye realized about $3.50 from the supper
and dinner given By them on "Wednesday
night and yesterday evening. This goes TO
the building fund and the effort is now
being made; BY the members OF the Presby-
terian, church, and congregation TO raise
funds sufficient for the erection Of q new
house Of Worship aIan~z odi ALPh-Aa.yi
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THE DAILY PRAYER-MEETINGS-BIsH KEANE.
PERsoNAL-SoNs OF JoNADAB-FIRE, &C.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.I
FEBRUARY %, 1879.
The movement OF prayer noticed last week
has shown increased activity this week. At
the Baptist and First Presbyterian churches
daily and nightly meetings have been held
all the eek, and there has been prayer
meeting at the Young Mems Christian As
sociation rooms every night. AT the BaD-
tist church the feature Of sweet hymns sung
as solos by members of the choir is found
very attractive. One called "Where Is Ny
Boy To-Night?" from the Gospel Hymns
No. 3. sung by sweet soprano voice, has
proved very touching. Rev. Dr.. Preston,
Of Richmond, was to have preached at the
Presbyterian church last night, but was
prevented coming by the illness OF child
with scarlet-fever.
Bishop Keane, OF the diocese Of Rich
m ond, is announcedto deliver two lectures
here, March 12yh and 18th, for the benefit Of
St. Francis church. This church has a
small but Jealous congregation, which,
under the supervision OF its excellent pas
tor, Father McVerry, has done work not
surpassed by the same number OF Catholics
anywhere in this diocese, or, might add,
in any other.
MIR. H. c. wilkins, OF Richmond, whose
plan for frescoing our new Opera-House
was adopted, has arrived here TO attend to
the execution OF the work.
A new council Of Sons Of Jonadab has
been organized here by Major j. W. New
ton, D. s. 7. Of the Sovereign Council Of
North America. Professor A. j. Turner
was elected worthy patriarch. 49,
The clothing-store Of Isadore Cohen
here took fire on Sunday morning. 1t was
insured in the Granite Insurance Compa-
ny, of Richmond. and the German, of Bal
timore, for $4,000. Mr.. T.. II. Gibson, the
insurance adiuster Of Richmond, came here
and adjusted the loss at some $780,, the
amount of clothing ruined not exceeding
that amount. ...-...
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BRIEFs.-Captaln Wilkinson and Deputy
Sergeant Tyler, who brought back from
Chicago the two escaped prisoners, Murray
and Bradley, speak in terms OF the highest
praise OF the treatment they received at the
uanus UI CnleG-ur-Tuiivc eeuvy anu All tile
officials OF that city with whom they came
in contact.
Dir. Crutcbfield (by request) introduced in
the House yesterday bill which, II under
stood correctly, proposes to give Police
Justice White jurisdiction OF certain Sum
day-law offences now triable by Judge
Christian.
P. Sparks was received at the penitcntiary
yesterday fromW ashington county, to serve
three years for DEMONSTRATING. The cost in
this matter amounted to S44, exclusive OF
the transportation expenses.
The bill making school-warrantS receiVa-
BILE for taxes published in this paper few
days ago) has passed both Houses OF the
General Assembly.
The views OF Captain Martin Meredith
Lipscomb on the debt question-as eX-
pressed in speech delivered by him at the
invitation Of the readjusters' convention
have been the subject OF comment aud quo
tation in the House on several occasions IN
the past two days. Mr.. Barbour alluded to
them yesterday.
The House calendar is crowded with bills
II the session ends on the Sd much busi-
ness will be left un6nished-that is, unless
the members work with extraordinary
speed from this time forth. II the members
extend the session they get no pay other
than the $3.50. II the Governor calls an ex-
ira session they get $3.50.
The Superintendent OF Public Printing
has advertised for bids for doing the state
printing for the next twelve months.
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Young MEMS CHRISTIAN Assoc1ATruy
MEETINGS AT SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH,
The large audience.room was again crowd,
ed yesterday evening with deeply-interest-
ed congregation OF worshippers.
large number OF special requests were
sent up and remembered in prayers led by
Rev. w. G. Schaeffer. Bishop Doggett, and
Rev. George f. Williams. ..
Rev. w. G.. Starr conducted the meeting,
and made stirring and forcibIe address
based on the words, " And the door was
shut" He argued that as there Is a be-
ginning Of probation, SO; there Is point
beyond which IL man goes his day OF pro-
baton ceases-the golden opportunity
Of salvation passes away. He earnestly and
pointediy spoke Of the goodness OF God,
W hich shnf1id Z. lead US 10 repentance !;
and insisted that the man who refuses to
repent now is in great danger OF geing too
late, like the foolish virgins, 10 find "the
door shut" He closed with an earnest ap-
peal to the unconverted to get ready now
for The coming "wrath OF God." -..l- ii.
The address seemed 10 make profound
impression on the vast throng present. g.
This evening from to O'clock the meet
Ing will be conducted by Rev. DR.. Hoge.
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AMHERST COUNTY,
AMHERST. February e6,i1S70,

4 AMHERST, FEBRUARY z6,i tS'0' =
, Editors DispGtchs s. The present fine Wea-
theri puts othe farmers fns the humor.1or
burning plant-beds, plonghipg tneuga
the ground is too wet for WORK OF tnau klna
vet. Few, II any, plant-beds nave peen eIt
burned, and but very little piougnlng.u
lowing to the inelemeHey OF tne W1n.sa'
Wheat is almost invisible TO Ihe hakea eye, ~.
INT some ,eY the bestG Rheat-growers are
looking forward to fair yield. They say
that il is mo- good sign OF sa gondl wheat crop
to see iti looking green and fresh early in ihe
season. Many Geld citizens predict goed
,crops Of, every kind; because we have had
such severe winter. They, say that pro-
itractedi cold kills. out she, insects and put
Yerizes the soil, rendering it;naore 'proaue-
tive. sat.a otIf 81 195Ifj9 s,li i2ti:, . ~
!. The iron-oWners OF the JarneasRlYer
VasiaY einie fsVan agl excitement osss san
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY-Potice- Jus
tice j. j. White presiding.--J. G. Crow,
charged with being drunk, was committed
for ten days.
Samuel Crew, charged with assauIting
Otway Lewis and biting off his lip, was
sent on to the Hastings Court. .' -
Edward Finey (colored), charged with
the larceny OF various articles from Lew
HeXter. Sentenced to receive twenty-five
stripes. =" .'e'
oliver Robinson (colored), charged with
trespassing upon the property OF G.. f. Wat
son. Committed for forty-eight hours In
default of surety. t- ~ 70 =. .%
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pgOpOsA AIS.
FOR PUBLIC. PRINT
EsnUS,hs FINDING. RULING, WRAPPING. &t

tIsNtA BISDiSGs, RSLiSH, Hhai1ANGs oS'
coMMoNwEALTu OF ylseIsIA,i
RICHMOND, VA. March IL lS7e. .)l]I
..,,.nce with law. sEAI.En PROPOSALS
In eoEsps!rsd at Inc Office % ,he snperlntendens
wtil@s,nns ,, r. Printing until WEDNESDAY,, March
Snssss;lSSTISG, nsslST n; eS' BINDING. RULING. LITHo-
-. c,,,c Of Virsinia Tor sweive ni6Iths, COM
hnI shssTe lsTes JSGssxG Is isSi
B,EIFS ri IFr,asins sfi HOUSE JOURNAL, DOCUMENTS,
Ri> LII .sse a Of sResolutioos Joint Resolutions:
IN .t 40 Sruatc Bits. there shall not be allowed
IN bills or resolutions masT , sse folio ,iss and
on e ar Inc OF the cuactinR clause wnen ssie spSoe
.as,I include the heading, b,,. , - o ,he came
non, OF Of The patron, the repor, OF inc enmn IL
@ r cnmmittsl thereto an aInomnp y. ss,.a
Scss OF three inches un,tss tae a,s .S n.sc ibe
shall he ~ ~ three lines shah be more than
= necessary 10 coatain said aaci'io'ai ''e' y Wv
siilsii' sisi PRINTING ASNUAL. REPORTS OF Of
,11r.:ps 1r: soaRDS. and INSTITUTIONS. tneia.
a. Rcpolts OF Internal lmpFovement Con ,S ,,
to me n,Sc 10 charge for composition when extra
c%nsc" &c are ordered by board or siSfs oiaser'
rTid1ns T5Inss sTAaiEriEFa As e SSHaGaE aoIGaE of GRAFT
TAH = r,intine Nil Other PAMPHL EFT. and BOOK
WORK required by any department ei INC ao'etA,
msnfi T Printing JOB WORK. comprising Blank; ls;
w. surb rs Warrants. Oaths. commissioners
Forms pon. sI. Books and Job work generally.
rsr bidding viii sss pIess ioSsn aso
Impressions. o,xc STITCHING. BfSDING.
,SSisMMNiSS. YIN p0 . WRAFPiNG, &c, OF ACTS or
ATSsRsSNSb6iiSe ~ RRsSNSbiSe, &c. THiETiETH GRATTANs
al oiSer BISnISG hs mSkINs' s,nSs STITCHING
&c, :,reIqiITsuGEAPHING LETTER-HEADS, EN-
yELOPES. &c. >, ,,.,r h,ss :, m. ,oreeo-
5s Sgcrntendent reserves to himself the right
forms OF large jobs duplicated TO lessen cost
of preSs-work. - 4. ,,...o,r az,
The superintendent also reserves to himself the
,,rhl 20 reject any and all bids
r. will 5c required of persons contracting ier
work in The above schedule 10 execute bonds, 10 pe
.,nroyrd by the Secretary OF the Commonwealth,
for The prompt snd faithful performance q their
contracts. .,.h:cEf,,. II: ~ e. f,t,i. MH piniin,y !
NH l,S,4&5
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BLACKSBURG,
AGRICUL1 URAL AND MECHANICAL COLLEGE,
BITUARY-PASTORAL.

AGRICUL1 URAL AND AbCRANlCAL COLLEGE-
oBITUARY-PAsToRAL.
Correspondence or the Richmond Dispatch.l
FEBRUARY 27, 1879.
The second half-session OF the Agricul-
tural and Mechanical College opened yes
terday, and five students appeared at the
first roll.call Others were in town, and
another lot came in to-day. In all, there
are about fifty here now. Most Of the old
students are not expected until next week.
Mr.. Josiah b. Lancaster, who has been
assistant postmaster at this place number
OF years, died Tuesday and was buried to-
day. Rev. Mr.. Bond preached bis funeral
sermon in the Methodist church to large
assembly.
The pastoral relation between Rev. Mr.
wilhelm and the Presbyterian church here
was dissolved last night at Christiansburg
by called meeting OF the Montgomery
Presbytery. Mr.. Wilhelm offered his resi- s.
nation that be might accept call to Lewis
burg, w. Va. He has host of friends in
the town and surrounding country, who
greatly regret his leaving. DARIUS.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

StatiSticaL.-Tbe clerk Of the Hastings
Court reports the following statistics for the
month of February: Number Of deeds re-
corded, II; number of marriage-lcenses
issued, 81 white and colored. No GRIM
inal cases were before the court during the
last term, but several civil cases were dis
DnSed Of
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, February q, 1879.
4 This evening at 81 O'Clock Mr.. W. d.
Prout, editor Of the Gordonsville Gazette,
and Miss Annie NJ. johnson, one of Char
aottesyille's bellies, were united in marriage
at the Methodist Episcopal church OF this
place-the Rev. j. W. Bledsoe officiating
A. W. Baker, of Baltimore, and Messrs. C.
e. Benson, John Anderson, and Thomas
Keller, acting as nshers. The church was
crowded to- oyerGowing with the friends of
the parties from Charlottesville and Cor
louisville. The happy pair leftior Gordons-
vile on the 4:15 Chesapeake and Ohio train.
T s.s, a..t = .s..-f -. BRACK. r
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GEORGIA HOME INSURANCE. COMPANY
The policy-holders OF this company VIII
read with interest the annual statement it
publishes in our columns to-day. Ihev
will see that it continues to deserve thelr
confidence. II anything were wanting 10
secure for it the favor Of all our people, lt
might be found in the high regard in which
it is held in Georgia, where it is the recog-
nized favorite among the leading companies
doing business iD that State.
Messrs. Montague & Co., No. 1902 Main
street, are the agents Of the Georgia Home.
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Roll of Honor.-The following pupils
were on the roll OF honor at the colored
high-school for the week ending Friday,
February 2sth: Thomas johnson, Horace
Jackson, P. Mosby, David Moon, James
Powell, James Robertson, Writ Cosby, Ada
johnson, Amanda johnson, Mary J. Harris,
Margaret Perkins, Rebecca Thompson.
Thomas Gray, and William Goode. Rev.
A. Binga, Jr., Principal. 81. .
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CLRRK'S OFFICER
RICHMOND. W. February 2S, 1879.

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: Take notice
tha. petit on has heen fled in said court by VII
liam SnelllDgs. OF Richmond, In said district, duly
declared bankrupt under the acl of Congress OF
March 2, 1867, and the acts amendatory Thereon
Aal supplementary thereto, for discharge. and
certificate thereof, from all his debts and other
claims sroyable under said acts. and that the
l7THDAY OF MARCH, 1879, ut ~ o'clock NJ, at
the oace OF Thomas s. Atkins. ESQ.,, Register In
Richmond. Va. is assigned for the hearing Of the
same, when and where you may attend and show
If any you have, why The prayer OF The SAID
PETITION should not be granted.
mh I-s2w JOHN Il. POPHAM, Clerk.
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The DANITEs AT THE THEATRE There
was fine audience at the Theatre last
night to greet the second rendering OF the
Danites, which was well received by the au-
dience. Miss Kitty Blanchard, as Billy
Piper, and Mr.. Mckee Rankin, as Sandy
McGee, took the principal parts, and di-
vided the honors OF the evening. The play
is after the order of the western-frontier
dramas, and abounds in highly-eXciting
situations.
The Danites will be repeated at the matt
nee this afternoon and tonight.
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Beethouen.-The Beethoven musicale was
unlIattanini Loot va ;s%t. a <o~,' ntfr" nt'.-s
programme was presented and admirably
executed. The musicateS given by this AS
sociation are classed among the most popu-
lar amusements our city affords, and many
look forward with interest for the pro-
gramme for each performance.
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FLOUR Is57EgTsoNs.

The following j. 8 statement Of the -four
Inspected in Richmond during the mouth oi
February: 1894 barrels family; g,267 bar
rels extra supertine;; 954 Barrels supsrEne
80 barrels fine; % barrels middiings; "a
barrels; condemned. j. ~ i lsl;l7 s,y,st
! ttt taz.s, E.s FIRE ALARMS. .,t trt..s. 1:rrf
There were seven fire alarua during the
month ending yesterday. :. r. -. -. =
j ,..c.. DEEDS RECORDED. ...r
During the month OF February Ba deeds
OF bargain and sale were received for record
in the Chancery Court clerks office: p
- -.s'. = MARRIED. .tis -
Thirty.nine marriage-licenses were issued
during the past month by the Hastings
Court cferk-1S to white couples and s3' 10
colored.
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CRUSHED BETWEEN Two CARs.-A brake
man named John Brown, while coupling
cars on siding on the Richmond and Dan-
Vile railroad day before yesterday was
badly injured. His knee:ioint wasso much
crushed that amputation was, necessary
There was also compound fracture OF the
elbow-ioint. The injured man was taken
to the Retreat for the Sick, where he IS now
living in critical condition. al ~ ~
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Brief Hems.-An excellent walkway has
just been completed on Perry street from
Seventh to Fourteenth.
A youngstcr from Terrapin Hill succeed
ed in killing siXty-eight robins yesterday
near the city.
Major Walker, delegate from Chesterfield,
had placed, yesterday, on the calendar the
bill allowing the members OF the City Coun-
ell from the First and Third Wards to de-
eide their terms Of Office by lot.
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Z Observation-Disclosures addrssssd as tot
lows remain unclaimed 10 the Niehmona
post-otfice WilliaaaiD. ReichneS. Mrs.Ao-
miraI Sands, Miss Sallie Gross, Al. D. hota-
gers, E. W. Saunders, William IL: fnoitsY"
fsou, Fl. b. Winssou (2), Master d. Eesae'
bA ugusta Carter, A. ID. jaeSson.' 81 '''"7 - :
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Mayors Court.-Mayor Clarke had but
one case before his court yesterday-that OF
Thomas Hewlett, charged with stealing sew
eral articles from the Richmond Cedar
Works. He was found guilty and ordered
| to receive twenty lashes. -....
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q WEATHER REPORT

INDICATIONS FOR To-DaY.-For the hid
ole Atlantic States, clear or fair weather and
decidedly high barometer during the night,
followed during Saturday by falling ba-
rometer and rising temperature, increasing
cloudiness, and snow or rain, with winds
mostly from east to south. =
For the South Atlantic States, northeast
to southeast winds. partly cloudy weather,
and possibly areas Of rain by Saturday night,
with falling barometer and rising temDera-
ture during Saturday. - ~, -.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
eold.s ~ 30 l.'.51 =
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. M.,; ;25;
9 A. H., 80; noon, 46'; 8 P. NJ, At; IS p.
a., 50; midnight. %. 'A....r- -.
Mean temperature, SO. 1, -, '@1~
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, HE FRENCH BRNEyDLENTt ASSOCIATION.
An adjourned meeting of caiizeus OF French
.descent viii be held tI- -rnorrow aftaSnoon ut
"a O'clock in Monticello Hall for.ths purpose
bof completing tha organizatssn Oh athe
French Beneyolent Associatiou. ---irs
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For OFFENSIVE BREATH from dscayed teetn
and diseased gtinJs, use. MEADE BAlHa's CAH-
BoLIC MoUTn-WAsH. FifsS cents bottle. .'.-
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IRON BBIDGEs DANGEROUS. .--lSpeciab dis-.
patch. to. .the3P Post.]- chicago, February !2l.
Thesspan of a largeIiron lhridge Onthe Shs
cago and Alton railroad, over Kankakee
river, at Wilmington. Ill, broke at O'Clock
this 4afternoon, ,as astrainof empty cnaf-ears
were passing over .tit. Three cars: went
down. 4 he ibridgeiwas 600 sieet in. length
and the wrecked span ITO fcet.in Loss, Si9,-
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& We have read withimuch pleasure the ex-
icellent address OF Judge D. 3. w WelfSord. Jr.,
Grand Master OF Masoas In Virginia. .!ihe
address should be, carefully read sDg every
Ynaseatn The State, ~ Fdrnsuitial aosTsai 'li'
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DON'T FAIL TO send In your order for

DON'T FAIL TO send In your order for
Charlotte Russes, e..
Icc-Cream, 49,.
jelly,
Custard Cakes,
Fancy Cakes,
Oranges,
Bapanas, .
Apples, &C.,
10 PIzZINI, SO7 Broad street
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NO NONSENSE HaaK-JahnE T. {Gwyp, aaa
north Gilmor street, Baltimore, and doing business
corner Charles and Camden writes that se suffered
severely with rheumatism, without reiief som any
thing he could get, until he took Dr. HGaNpoN's
great remedy--the GYPsY's GlFT--yhieh relieved
hin, in few honss ana completely restored him 70
bssl.h Id two sys. HE Says II is what y chains 70
bs-snaaels. spec fos sheauasisra. SOLE ~ ah
live drnsgiatss s73ttAis s72is}siss "i'F : =
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CLERKS OFFICER
RIcuMONp,N Y

RICHMOND, A.,F FtETNlIy
To ALI. WHOM 1T MAY CoNcER~: Take notice
that petition has been fled said court by VIII
liam j. Rose, OF Richmond, IN said district, duly
declared bankrupt under the act OF Congress OF
March 2, 1867. and the acts amendatory thereof
aud supplementary thereto for discharge, and GER
tcate thereof. from all his debts and other claims
prOyable under said acts, and that the 10TH DAY
OF MARCH, 1879. at IL O'Clock NJ, at The Office
Of Thomas s. Atkins, Esq. Register In Bankruptcy,
In the custom-hruse in the city OF Richmond, Va,
j. as,igntd for the bearing Of ihe same, when and
where you may attend and show cause. II any yoa
have why the prayer Of the said petition should not
be granted. JOHN K. POPHAM.
mh l-S2w Clerk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-01

THE rsorEE have oeess SO much Imposed upon
by several worthless sarsaparfaas that VIC are glad
TO DO asis To lreconmeaA ;presa aaston which ran
be depssded on as ccAsts,ntng ihc virtues Of that
inYalnsble Hedictpe, and Ia worthy OF the public
confidence. Dr., AyEE,sq sARsAPARI.LA{, cares
When anything can cure the diseases that require
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