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DUBLIC SALE OF STOCK.

We will sell on TUESDAY. MAY 9th
1879, at Public Sale, at Mount Pleasan
Hotel, kept BY VIM. Reese. on the road
from Wilmington to Ho ckessin, about
miles from the latter place, and about one
mile from Bracenville, ~ head of Mary
land cattle, viz: yoke of good e1Syxy
work oxen. 80 head of steers from l1Yp
two to four years old. Six cows H4p6su
with calves al their side II heifers; some
springing. Six dry cows, and six bulls.
No with travail or under bidding and no
pOstpOn mept on account of weather. Sale
10 commence at O'Clock. sharp. Condi-
lions q: sale. RUTH d TWEED.
l.. w. Stidham 4 son, Auct.
ans st '&wIt
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Sarah Green, colored, of course, was
arraigned before Esquire Hagany, last
evening, ON charge of disorderly con-
duct, preferred by Margaret POstey, also
colored. She was held in the sum of
500 bail to keep the peace.
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II Is questionable at least to allow the
baby to exhaust itself and annoy th 9 house
hold with its continual crying when that
tried remedy, Dr.. Bulls baby syrup will
quiet it at once. Price 20 cents.
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Sent to the Ho~pitaI.

John Hunt was sent to the Hospital
this morning, suffering with the erysipe-
las in his head and face. His face is
very much swollen.
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Wilmington Markets.
DIED.

CHANDLER On the 26th inst, Willie,
son OF the late William and IiZabeth
Chandler, In the 18th year of his age.
McINTYRE.-On the 18th inst. Martha
Polk McIntyre.
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HEALD & co.
BANK FRS & BROKERS.
AND DEALERS IN

AND DEALERS
STOCKS, BONDS, LOANS. MORT
CAGES y COMM RCIAL PAPER.
CLAYTON HOUSE,. WILMINGroN, DEL.
Interest, Coupon, and General Coilec-
ttOrs. Tickets to anu drafts on Great
Britata and other parts of the world
jams. iyd
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REV. ENOCH STURRS

OTICE.-I, Mary II. Schofield, in cem-
~ pliance with the requirements OF the
act Of A assembly. In such case made and
provided, do hereby give notice that shall
apply IN writing TO the court @f General
), ssi'ns of the Peace and jail Ueliv-
cry, OF the stale OF Delaware, in and for
New Castle county, on Monday, the 18th
day OF May next, A. D., 1879, being the
first day of the next May term OF the SAID
court for license TO keep an inn or tavern,
at No iO6 West seventh street, in the
fifth Ward of the city of Wilmington,
Delaware, and to sell Intoxicating liquors
In less quantities Than one quart, to be
drunk on the premises and the following
respectable citizens recon- mend the said
application, to wit.
VIM II Robinson, James Monaghan,
Chas Lamb, DauIei O'Neill
9 H Bennett, Eugene X Lynch.
Anthony Harkins, A Given,
Joseph J Bre, n, Joseph Fullmer,
Harry FIRST, John 4 Mercer,
W G Woods, j Goslin,
Lewis II Mason, Henry Fullmer,
l. Curran, James Murphy.
John T West. A H G. imshaw,
Lewis p Been, Joseph J Reonan,
Adolf Wurth. John + Bailey.
Patrick Lambert, Emile Bucher,
BP HassOn.
ape 81. MARY II. SCHOFIE u.
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Mr.. Joseph n. Hartman is improving
his residence, No. 615 King street. bv
tearing out and remodelling his psrlor.
Mr.. William q Pierce is doing the work.
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NJ Office Working Mems Loan
IN ASSOC tion now offers new SOCK for
sale. The first pay ment may be made al
any time to the secretary
- GEO. G. MARIS,
an q I'm col Rhiplay street, 2nh floor.
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WILHIN0TON. DEL, April rs. 1873
Latest stock quotations furnished bs
aeald 4 Co., Clayton House Building
Wilmington, Del. at IL N. to-day.
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r ECrURE
IL For the Benefit of the
Ladies' Temperance Aid,
At their New Hall, go and 80 Market st..
by THE
REV. ENOCH STUBBS,
OF Central M. f. Church, Philadelphia
Subject "Tbe Hope of Our Cause"
On Thursday Evening, May lst., 20,
AT 8 O'Clock.
ADMISSION, % CENTS.
apl9 81
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WHAT Did TT mat


A Little COlOred hoy nEnns =. n 4.
ThrouSE the streefs 60
Mother. m
Yesterday afternoon the residents on
Jefferson street, from Ninth 10 in1-
teenth, were surprised tp see mule COL
ored boy in a nude state running FOWL
the street. with his hands tied penind
him, as fast as his feet could carry MN.
Following a short distance DeMna Wa
an old colored woman with swi'ci' Ia
her hand. Ea r.
The boys back bore the marks OF .
severe logging, and as he ran along the
street he called out in piteous ZONES,
s'Oh do not let my NANNY cafc9 me-.
At Ninth and Jefferson streets, .ne ooy
was taken in charge by Pohceman,
who after waiting until the woman with
the switch came up, demanded TO know
what the cause was. Inc Oi9 WOMAN
informed the officer if he would Usperse
the crowd that had collected IN conse-
quence of such an extraordinary occur
renee, she would inform him ofthe cause.
The crowd was dispersed and the poy
taken into house nearby, where ne was
provided with some clothing, put wh: :
explanation the colored woman gave "
the officer is unknown.
1t is thought that she tied the DOys
hand, and after stripping him, curing
which he escaped, and made his appear
ance upon the streets, as related ABOVE
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Lfl.tiiIA, WILMINGTON q
RAIL ROAD.
Noyem her 10, 1878.
I'm leave Wilmington "A follows
hphla and Intern ediate Stations,
10 M a. m, $50, 40, I ~
(lpha tExpress) 9.c0, 9.5O,a m.
IT, Me- YorE, 237. 7 05, $50. n m
r. ana Intern ediate Stations.
breand FAY Line, los, a. m.
bre and Washington, i2bi, 2 10, S3s,
|0' ~, p. m.
b. elaware Division, leave for:
ktle. g.l5, n. IN. t.U1, Il so pin.
kon t.I litcr'n Iiaie stations
!, 10, 6.5Jp y. N.
rh later mediate Stations o.15
y. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
|plia ami intermediate StatiOnh
.SH, $50, p. m.
|ha and New York, 200, a. IN
ant Washington, 1881. 2 II
tp u!0rmatioE passengers ar,
b he TIN" tables posted at tn,
II. r, X EN- NEY.
euteytuta INDIAN
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" ARE W rSTLkN KAILR lad
PFC ri hours. On and after Feb.
sTralnS Will run as fol. ows:
N Wilmington, us "A. m 1880 IA m
NJ,
Ayoudale, s.jS IA. M, IL so noon.
Pomcroy, . jua m, / 55 y IA.
ng. Lave Pomeioy 1910 a. m.
IN.
ns, leave Avonda!e, II IA noon
IN.
p. Wilmington, SiN "A. m, 2l5p
W y IN. ID. CON ELL,
SUPERINTENDENT.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

City Gonncil.-A called meeting OF this
body was held last night TO take action in re-
gard to the bill presented by Mr.. Attkisson
in the House of Delegates relating 20 the
assessment Of toll ON the Free bridge-pre-
sent: Messrs. Howle, SPAN, Gentry, Roy
all, Batcheler, Kahn, Gibbs, Perdue, Patter-
son, and Gallagher. Messrs. Owens and
Ballowe were absent. ...s a..
Several citizens were in attendance and
were allowed to speak upon the bill. Judge
Clopton was called upon to give his views
relating to if, but not being prepared to say
anything in regard to it declined
After considerable discussion on both
sides-sevcral members taking active parts
against it-Mr. Royal, thinking it ques-
tion that should not be too hastily acted
upon, and that the Council should take time
before acting upon question OF such inn
portance, moved that further action upon it
be postponed until next Monday night at 7
O'Clock, when the question OF the nnneXr-
tion OF Manchester to Richmond will come
up. Agreed to. -..,
Adjourned. ....
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Population Of France.

II appears from the. French population ta-
bles, drawn up from The returns ,of the, CEN
sus OF December, 1876, that the foreigners
resident 10 France numbered S01, 700 per.
sons, thus forming 9.17 per cent. OF the to.
tai population. eI In 1851 the jpropor-
ton was ,l.08. per! cent, and in s'lS61,
l.S3 per cent. OF these S01 200 for.
eigners,. 374,500 were Belgiaps, 66,500
Germans, 10000 Italiaps. 62,500 Span;
iards, $4,000 Swiss, and 90, 900 English. The
most striking fact shown by the tables Is the
relatively great number OF adults in France
and the small number of children. Where
as, in England children under fifteen years
of age form about 36 per cent. OF the popu-
lation, and persons of above fifteen years Ga
per cent, in France the former number
being only 80 per cent?. and the latter II
per cent. The figures are as follows: Under
fifteen years, 10,G0s,0O0; from fifteen to
sixty, q, ,527. 600 and over sixty. 4, 1851 900.
AS regards the occupations of the French
people, lS,965,00Q, or Sc per cent, are en-
gagged in agriculture 8, ,274, ZOO, or 26 per
cent, ia manufacturing and similar indus
tries: $685., 900, or il per cent, in trades !;
and 1881, 600. or, per; cent, IN liberal
professions; 2,15D,000 being Of no ,oc-
cupation. OF the agricultural popula-
fion, I0,620,O00 cultivate their own pro-
perry: 5,70S, S,0G0p tare@f farmers q lHletayerS),
and 2630, 600 are laboreTsf and gardeners.
OF those engaged in other industries, D. 3D.
900 are devoted to manufacturing. Ine
numbers of4those engaged in the ll9eral
professions are as follows: Religion, 229,-
e00s3 police, 567,t00; public Instructors
222, 900; law, Il l48, 800; medicine, 141, ,sog9 !
art and science, 81, 600. s,5,,: ,,slsil "a iiY
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Poeta Nascitur, Non FIt.-.This side OF
the James has gotten to be quite favorite
resort for high-toned Englishmen. We
have been visited during the last few days
by a strengthening specimen Of humanity,
claiming 10 be some celebrated poet from
our mother country, but, from general mp
pearances, reminds one Of Il war-worn Con-
federate flag. Frequently he can be seen
promenadine our principal streets with q
large bundle OF old umbrellas and some few
ancient-looking periodicals, crying at the
top Of his voice (as il it interested usl
q" Nil DeSperdndum :" .... ..r.- ...
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COURSE OF SERMONS TO .YoyNG MEN.-In
consequence OF the large number OF young
men Bho attend St.r Johns q s(EpiscopaD
church the rector has determined TO inaugu-
rate course Of sermons for their special
benefit. The first OK the course will be de-
liyered tomorrow night by, the Rev. Mr..
Armstrong. OF the, Mon umental church.
The second will be delivered Sunday night.
February 9th, blythe Rev. DR.. Wall, Of
Williamsburg. The third on Sunday night,
February 18th, blythe rector, the Rev. DR..
WeddeIl. 4 Others will follow.,' 2@ ~
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YOUNG Nuns CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
MEETINGs.-Rev. DR.. j. r. Garlick was
very felicitous in his conduct OF the meet
ing at Young Mems Christian Association
Hail yesterday evening, and there was no
diminution OF the crowd or the interest in
the services.
Brief, earnest, and appropriate remarks
were made by DR.. Garlick, DR.. Warren, and
Rev. DR.. Eaton of Petersburg, in which
the hardening process OF delay was brought
out, illustrated, and enforced. -,
A number Of special requests for prayer
were remembered. .in prayers led by General
Field, DR.. j. e. Edwards, Professor II. H.
Harris. and DR.. G. 81. Read,
The President OF the Association requests
conference OF the ministers interested in
the meeting at the room of the Virginia
Bible Society at 4:30 O'Clock this evening.
The meeting this evening from 5 to G.
will be led by Rev. DR.. Minnigerode.
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IsDEpEEDENT ORDsRor Coon TgarIaRs..
Evergreen Lodge, No a3355, I. d. G. Il. fco-
|tore0, elected the Following officers last
might: Rev. ~. w. Gaines, wv. c. IT.: Il.
Harrfs, w: ": z. I: "a. Il. Edwards. w. IS. !;
Robert McNaughton, W. r. s.. !, TaDby
Booker, w. IT,; Wilson Cooker, W. C.. !;
Julia Gaines, w NJ. sopiII iIIia Pat terson, ". !.
ID. M:;; Mnrva Gaines. James ID .
Patterson. VIC. g.; Susan Jones, P..W.
9. T.; Rev. John H. Jones. L. D.; Maria
Patterson, W. Il. Fl. s.. Sarah Fisher w !
~. II. s. These officers viii be Installed
next Thursday night at Gaines chapel Sid
ney. -1s''.7s1s ltF'i 5's5
a public temperance ff,eeting will be held
at the Fifth Baptist church the third Mon-
day IN February, and the order will parade
in fcga&ia. afsi E.lss5
. Golden Rule Lodge. No. 8, has elected
Richard "a. Combs w: g. r., and A. P.
Fleet WIS. s.sa ltf4 n u ~. sg<i
Jeferson Lodge, No. 81, will be installed
Tuesday night at Chatham. Va, with 1le
,charter-members. by the &. w. S. Also,
Ifying-Star Lodge, No. 81, at CIarksville,
with Gs charter members, on ..Wedn eaday
night. 80. $. Ia,
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I. Sous OF TEMPER4NcE- OFFICERS N
,sTALLED.-Good Samaritan DIVISION, No.
58, has installed T. W. Fitzbugh, w. P. :.
William Jackson, w: A.; Rev. Frank Davis,
s.; r. Robinson, Al. II. s.; Benjamin
Cooper, +. s.; j. Gaines, t.; Wilson
Booker, Chaplain a. Braxton, Conductor;
W. Jackson. a. c.; T.. Booker, 1.,S.:; Mary
Gaines, y. s.; Rev. j.. W. Gaines, p: W.
Fidelity Division. No. 10. B. Dicker-
son, W. P; L. Dickerson. w. a.; W. H.
L. Combs, R., s.;;"W. q. Green, a. r. S. );
WI. johnson; F. S.; Moses Taylor, r..
v: Griffin, Chaplain; g. f. Meredith, Con-
'ductor; r: B. Evans, A.. c.; James Lewis,
], So. R. Graham, q. s.; T. 4. Meredith,
p. w. P.,and L. d.. - -. -
Washington Division, No. 81, will hold a
public temperance meeting at Shiloh Bap-
tlst church next Monday night at So'clock.
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HOUSEHOLD EcoNoSY.-Tse housekeepsr or
cook who studies economy In he kitchen can DO so
In one direction by always using IooDE1'ssk EAST.
POWDER. II will be found truly ecOponsIcal and
valuable assistant in hakjag biscuits, roiS, bread
cake of all kinds, waies> mullins, aud msst al arti
cles prepared from fosr And why Because @ y n
ustp. the DooLEY PONDER you saHs in eggs. IN IN
shorsenus, IN patience, nj cverythieas; and whoa
the baking is done 1t s turned out lsznt. paafafe,
and wholesome so that every morsef Is eaten np ao
q.
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Adjourned.

Public SchooLs.-A committee OF the
School Board had conference with the
teachers of the public schools yesterday
with regard to continuation of the schools
to the completion OF nine-months' ses-
sion. The teachers all signed petition to
the Board expressing preference for q
continuation Of the schools, even though
they should have to wait for their pay until
an appropriation is made by the State.
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MARRIED IN JANUARY

! The clerk OF the Hastings Court issued
during the month OF january forty.one
marriage twenty five to white and
sixteen 10 colored couples. In the Henrico
County. Court clerks Office ten licenses
were issued during the same period-six to
white and to Golored four. ;.9. se.. Il .s.lir
ya DEEDS RECORDED. I t.-is..'. '..1G:.
Fifty-six deeds were recorded in the Hen
rico County Court during January. and 154
deeds were recorded in the Chanccry Court
clerks Office, in this city. ri
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC COMMERCE.
During the month OF January two Ameri-
can vessels and SIX foreign vessels cleared
six carried -four to Brazil, one oil to France,
cne fertilizer to Nova Scotia.
The exports were as follows: 13863 bar
rels OF flour, valued at S7S.35S; 3,029 bar
rels of oil, valued at S12,500; and 5T6
celaneous merchandise valued at $2GI; ag-
gregate Of exports for the month. 500, ,144.
During the past month twenty-siX vessels
arrived from various northern and eastern
ports. ~
The number of custom house cearances
for foreign ports, 8; coastwise, 15.
foreign ports.
FIRE ALARMS.
During the past month there were nine
alarms Of fire.
POLICE COURT.
During the past month the Police Justice
disposed of 200 criminal charges, and tried
IS cases OF ordinance violation. On criminal
charges persons were sent on to the grand
jury for Indictment, 80 were committed to
Jail in default Of surety for their good be-
harior, and 81 on conviction OF misde-
meanor. Fines collected: City, S88.50 !;
State, $S2.25; costs, $26. Total, s194.'5.
FLOUR INSPECTIONS.
The following is 9 statement Of the flour
inspected in Richmond during the month
ending 31st January, 1879: 1,427 barrels
family. 1856 barrels extra .superfne, 1S6
barrels superfne, 225 barrels fine, 16 barrels
mfddlings, 16 barrels condemned.
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POLICE CoURr, YEsTERDAY.-Police- jas
tice II. j. White presid ing. Kersey
and w. NJ. Griffin were charged with steal
Inc two ferrets, valued at $40, the property
OF the estate OF r. II. Allen. Justice White
decided that tile larceny was not proved; !;
besides, he doubted very much whether
ifefrets were property In the eyes OF the
law. and the parties having come into pos
session of them under4a color OF right, ne
would di.dfsfniss! the case. ,';1 1rs, :
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SHOULD YOU NEED ANYTHING IN TILE WAY OF
j., DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS. OR NOTIONS,
.sr,ir. :. .s...s 60 Tet huF tt:lt..j 81 i'."
- ~, LEVY BROTHERS ",it .' }; ~
AND MAKE YOUR PURCHASES ''
You will find a large assortment of +,
al, sd STRICTLY FIRsT-cLAss GOODS 'i"-.
Il; from which you cau make your selections. 'r
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A PHYSICIAN WHO rs NOT HIDE-BoUND.-Dr
Fl. A. Eisenhart, of Manchester Township, York
county, Pa, writes that he had apatient confined
long time to bed and when he had exhausted all the
remedies usually applied by the faculty without eff
feet, he cured him completely In twenty-four hours
with new remedy; also, that the disease was rheu-
malism, and the new remedy DR. HERNDoN,s GYp-
sY's GIFT, which he thinks The most rcma rkable
one be has ever met with. Sold by all live drug
1tsts.
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: SUPREME CoURT OF APPEALS, FRIDAY
J.. B. Cox, Esq, qualified to- practice as
counsel in this court.
Medleyis, curator a,s.iMediey and others.
AypesI allowed frem- decree of-the Circuit
Court of Halifax, county =. ~. -,
Sands, receiver, Us. City of Richmond.
Argued by Charles y. Williams and A. IL.
Sands for appellant, and A. NJ. Kelley for
appellee, and submitted. .!4ss.G,. -
..,Colley,s administrator as. Sheppard's per-
sonal representative. Motion for rehearing
dOcketed. ----~--szS--.-2-E~.
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!; DrScnLoHED TEETH rendered tsaxtffGfis :whifs
by the use Of MEADE, ,&BAxER'saARoSIsE q DEz.
TrrRfCE. fIfty cents box.

M,, ELLYsdT G CO. adgerlEslng assssss Insert ~
yertsemenn in an Of Che pewspapkfs OF the Unitat
s.Mes at publishers ratss. Orders len at The Dc
pdfeh,eountins;1ocni VIII receive psss1pt astep
ton. e .tgt slt.iItitss Y. ,I,..a y. lEs
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. Roll of Hoaor.-The following pupils
were on the roll OF honor at the male High
School (colored) for the week ending Fri
day, January GA. Binga. Jr., principal: !:
Thomas Gray, William Goode,, Thomas
johnson, Horace Jackson, David Moon,
James Robertson, Edward Smith, Writ Cos
by, Margaret Harris, and Lizzie Hobson.
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WHEN YOU ARE DEPREssErSy the gannf, sicaly
feaing Of q disordered systeuH which needs 10 se
ciennsed and stimulated into healthy action, take y
dose Or two OF AYER's PILLS and see bow quicR
you can be restored for shilling. r ~.
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aTHE DOUBLE MARRIA G E. Pit The
Double Marriage, Mr.: Charles Reaue's own,
sfaSe ia]aptation Of his celebrated noyeh
aWhife Iies,n' win FiBc presented at the
Theatre on Monday and Tuesday, February
3d and ktb. by the charming and accom-
nIisbed actress, Miss Kate Claxton, assisted
:hys Mr. Charles Stevenson and her own first
class lcoupa The New 7 ork 1Smes says !:
s.Tbe play Isl fnil OF drnmatic situations
and pleasing incidents, and Is well acted
and aspnt upon tie Stage. The sDoubie
Marriage may be considers q very enter
tainins play. and It WILL probably enjoy ap
extended furs. ,5i 81 III.
and atttee OF the Theatre. ss
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CriminaL-Charlotte Robinson (colored)
is in Jail awaiting to be conveyed to the
penitentiary, the Court OF Appeals having
confirmed Judge Clopton's opinion. :, ...
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REFORM Is THE ORDER OF THE DAY, but lets
soap that Old Brown, Windsor wiIl never be re-
moved from The toilet OF the fashionable world.
The purest and most fragrant is that Of the old Lsr-
don flr,n-J 6 z. ATKINSON. .l.-..,- -.....g,. !.
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08- On all sGtes Of Reat Estate made bstsSes1
ehe lst Of January and last af J,lne the tnresJot
The present gear haze tn he paid bythe purchdses
On I'll sdtes mode the Lat Of Jutg and Las
oE The year the tdIes hdus 10 be paid 6y the sslIsr
by ali the real estate agents IN Richmond, and ap
plies to Richmond and vieinitY.1
RICHMOND BAZAAR, II A. 81, one thorough
bred hlderney bull. - &,t't 80 ~,
T. L. WHITING. High Constable ! / A. NJ, 6nr-
=, room fixtures, fine showcases, mirrors, couut-
&c. -: t.saa .'s ~ .'.e s'.f' .s7st .
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q, StatisticaI.-Number Of marriage-licenses
issued during the past month, two-both
white. Deeds recorded, twenty-five. ,:.
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r NaiANTigIPA,EfG = o FS y ssssaas,,s,.
1inaSfng Sns house reno He'd and
renaintsd thSetghase We viii ocf
entire stocS of SEISI. .rHREATlt every aaskSAi tns
ported this seasoph SES ELL Efss. E,hs0pE.
EAwKiNCS, iSEcNE.CoRK. aNssrgkSe Dor Siil
q tp0sssa Isp siE ss2s .S stock Or DRY oog CLOTH
INGIBooTS,' Shoes, HATS, GSl al u correspond
ing. .reducttan- ~ :,
We have too many goods. ana mean to sell at q
loss In or.ier 10 reduce stock before He MAKE onr
affsy,iiot,a which we shaif eSmuaeDce IN q .ehort
line: - 80 T.. lCE3TSSSIEfN 4 SONS
corner Seven a9d ESsasnr, s.nss,sn -
TiaREhD, wnrranted supersor 10 any ever in'p
cd into the United Stasesf Ia ttts !<I Ia ~
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1IFcIPIEST TARTAR AND scEEp removed By
MEADE BAKERS SAPoSINE DESrIPRIcE.
Fifty cents box. l.iG sa,{S stSr...I "a = q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-01

Court ItemS.-There were three felony
and two misdemeanor cases before the JAN
uarv term OF the Hastings Court. .s,f;... ..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-01

mouth, there is morning so 'aoCd as MEADE n Bx-
tKEa'sl CAnBoLio sfoCTR-sFAsH. Fifty ecrzy al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-01

Fon oFpESsYE BREATH fropa aseaS su : 49, -
nnr ~ MOUTH H-WAsH. Fifty cents bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-01

Foa ULcEgATsD AogTa, the healnS rkaysfIss ~
Of MEADE a BAKERS GAHhcLto siVya 80 " 3Aan
sre n upsreelIea. FiflY cents bostae.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-01

HusT1NGs- CoURr GRAND JuRY.---;The Hust-
Iiags Court meets on Monday, at il A. M.
The following is a listof the grand Jurors
drawn to serve for the term: Charles Phil
llips,,oR. Oliver, George j. Hooper,
w. Ehambsrlayne, T. H. Elicit, James u.
Apperson, John 81. Tyler, Willlam y: Dan-
bridge, John G. Williams, b. b. Whitioek;
Orange Bennett, George Watt, ST., Morris
NeIsop. John j. lBinford; James H. Beegle-
stos,. Augustus Bodeker. james w. New,
A! .B, Clarke; w. W.T. Timberlake, u. +.
Heath, J..W. Gilman, g. Q. Johnston, James
M. Macon, John Z 7 sizer. - ,fsg .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-01

SAVE MONEY by having Jour psinnng cone attne ll
DrsrArca PRIaFING-HousE..G Gooo WcIh' .s's pa "
nrfces and satisfacsion Reafanteed :. s.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-01

PERsoSAL.-Senator' r. E. Withers was
at the Tobacco -Excirange and Capitol yes
terday. -. +"