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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-12
TIE Rives Case.

How hopeIessIy preiudiced the northern
mind Is on any subject that concerns Tue
southern people is constantly evidenced by
paragraphs and sometimes entire art'cles IN
| the papers OF that section. AteIeSram irom
washington which appeared In the Das.
patch Of yesterday tes.ities to the fact tha'
even the agents OF the Associated Press
consider the South degraded section, un'
equal to any other part of the Union. we
quote few words OF the said telegram:
WASHINGTON. March 10.-An interest
ing, and in some respects anomalous case;
involving the powers, and jurisdiction u
| Federal courts IN the southern states, cails |;
before the Supreme Court OF the Uhiteu
States to-day upon an application iroun tno
| Governor OF Virginia for writ OF mo'euu,
mas TO compel Judge Rives, OF Tue oi I,:..
States CIrcuit Court for thew este'n us
| ,rict n, that State, to rcdcirer TO the Sta1e
outbor;,ies two criminals whom ne hao
taken out of their custody for triai III MS
| own court"
It viii be perceived that the agent OF the
| Associated Press, taking his cue from the
yit;ated public sentiment in Washington
city, deliberately atiirms that the case
| brought to the attention OF the supreme
Court OF the United States on Monday by
| Acknowledgement FIELD was one involving
"the powers and jurisdiction OF Federal
courts in The southern States;" whereas
the fact is that it involves the powers ana
Jurisdiction of the Federal courts every
whore. II concerns Massachusetts, as well
as Texas; California as we'll as virginia;
Michigan as well as Florida. There Is no
| State in the Union whose courts have not
subjected negroes to punishment under the
yerdicts OF iuries upon which there was no
negro; no State whose judges are not iiaple
TO indictment for the same offence for when
five Judges in Virginia were recently IN
dicted IN Judge RlvEs's court. There are
thousands of negroes in Massachusetts. New
York, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Ne"
Jersey, and in nearly every State in the
Union; and the failure to summon them as
Jurors is the same offence in those States
that it is in Virginia. Judge RlvEs's POSI-
ton is that because no negroes names were
included in the jury lists therefore no negro
could be constitutionalIy and lawfully tried
for any offence by iuries made up from such
lists; and he bases his decision uron Il Fed
cral statute, which, Of course, is good law
in Maine if it is in Virginia.
We invite the attention OF our northern
CONTEMPORARIES to this case. Ii The supreme
Court Of the United States shall sustain the
decision OF Judge ElvES, then every negro
who shall hereafter be arraigned in any
State in the Union before Il jury composed
exclusively of whites will be entitled to
have his case removed for trial 10 n Fede-
raj court It is no more our exclusive con-
Germ in Virginia than ii is the exclusive con-
Germ of Mr.. EDMuNDS's constituents. We
are willing to await the decision OF the Su-
Drcme Court OF the United States, and
thereafter to abide the consequences let tile
decision be what il may. It may annoy us
in Virginia, but it will plague our northern
brethren still more.
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PIANOS, ORGANS, &c.

TOR OVER FIFTY IEAkSsSssssszs3s5;ii
the M,ssrs. CIICKEElNG have maintained their
reputation for the manufacture Of
FIHST-CLASS PIANO-FORTES,
aud 1T all the great exhibitions. both in Europe and
America, they have been awarded
HIGHEST PREMIUMS OVER ALL CONFETTI
TiOS.
and for infinite superiority above all others they
were decorated, al the Paris Exposition, with Tie
GROSS OF TIE LEGION OF HONOR"
the highest distinction known 10 France.
The King Of Pianists-Ihe Abbc Frauz Liz,t-sayS
IL consider the Chickcring Piano-Fortcs superior
to any made in Europe or -Amcrica-to bc just
must declare them perfect
The undersigned are Chickering's agents, and
have just opened supply Of superb instruments
surprising anything of the kind hitherto kept here
Call and see them.
NH lO.3m WOODUOUSE & pAR1IAM.
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Democratic Success Almost Assured.
Tie PCoDle OH the hinese Question.

"Whcn are you going home: asked the
Post last night OF Mr.. Luttrcll, tie we'll
known congressman from California.
Il will start Tomorrow" he replied.
"Can you Democrats carry the State ]"
81 feel very sure we can and will"
"The Radical papers say the veto OF the
anti Chinese bill is approved by the best
people OF California. How is tEat?"
"Thcn they don't tell the truth. Why,
the meetings held in San Francisco TO adopt
resolutions in favor OF that bill were con-
Quoted by the best people. One of them
was presided over by the Governor Of the
Slate, and the vice presidents alone repre-
sented not millions, but tens Of millions OF
dollars. All classes OF people OF the Pa
cific coast were in favor OF tnat bill, and the
Republican party will find it cut yet"
Then you feel confident OF Democratic
success ?"- Washington Post.
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Come. FOWLER, you can surely tell what
your new party was organized for, il not tc
put down the Conservative party. Write
us letter. and we'll publish it iii it is not
over column.) Tell the people the ncces'
sity for new party. Tell them whether
you intend to oppose the Conservative party
il it passes the McCULLocH bill. Tell then,
what you meant, or what you thought you
meant, or what you thought you thought
you meant. when you organized that new
party in Mozart Hall. What did you Their
and there intend as to the fate OF the poor
old Conservative party?
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Mr.. Goode voted to pass the bill to restrict
Chinese immigration over the Presidents
veto. It was good vote, and we applaud
him for it. We want no such additions to
our population; they contribute nothing to
the wealth, strength. or prosperity OF the
country, and we would gladly see the last
one of them sent back to their own coun-
try. -:
We will remark, by the way, that the
Presidents veto OF this bill will most like
ly secure solid Democratic delegation from
California to the next Congress. n.st3
These loathsome creatures have locked II
California until that State threatens to be-
come second Chinese empire Hampton
Monitor.
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WELCOME THE IsSUE.-[From the New
York Sun. 1.-The struggle is to be renewed
in the approaching extra session OF Con-
greSs. So we are told by the ORGANS which
speak for the present Executive. Very
we'll! We welcome it! 1t is Wholesome
struggle, and not renewed moment too
soon. We have no fears respecting the de-
cision which the American people will final
ly record upon; this great question; and
once more we empbatically commend those
wise and far-seeing members Of the recent
Congress who raised this noble issue, lifting
our political interests out OF the lower ruts
Of personal ambition, local disputes, and
petty objects into the high and clear air OF
constitutional and permanent principles.
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The Readiusters' Convention adjourned
without doing anything except to organize
their new party, OF which Rev. Amos Dick
erson was. appointed Grand Mogul for
Floyd.-tloyd Reporter.
That's the way everybody understood it.
In fact, there is no other way to understand
it. A new party Was organized. Where
are its leaders? Who are to defend it
Already its Chief Touter has come out in
defence OF the Conservative party against
the Funders.
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WELL Done !-Governor Holiday de-
serves this plaudit, with the addition oil
8. good and faithful servant" knowing
his duty to his State, her honor and him
self, be has been found equ,l to the emcr-
gency. 1t is true this call OF an extra ses-
sion of the General Assembly will add forty
thousand dollars to Virginia's debt, but the
vital interests Of the public at large, whose
majority over rcadiusters and obstruction
lists is immense, demands the final settle
ment OF this much-abused, much-agitated
question Of the State bt.-Frederichs6urg
Recorder
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MT THE GREAT EFFORT
OF
COHEN BROTHERS.

They arc now Offering the largest stock or DIP
GOODS ever offered in This State. Their house Is
now the Icadiuc onr To- make tcouclnh !" bECI
they occur bc,idrs Offering hundreds OF SPE, L.
BARGAINS not to DC had elsewhere. 1heS "'"
Offer -x,r r.. crr,frpE
at 5lc.-yalucd generally Al Toe: -. o.
10 pieces at 67Gthe ,ane ssnGriIy S GG II si
peSc., valued at $50, besides many other
G0tRNING GOODS ~ conSidrrahc r,,dicIinn !;
200 yards remnants Of COuRTAJLDS hN""iHii
o, njecet Of the best ENGLlsll GRAPES, in fu
lengths at fully fifty per cent. les man genera!
value, among them some IN o. me Ic't p'ItEI;
SILKS eyer 9tfrcd; GTSI, rc ,t si |" pl'e:
B Btj;S FINE GKos.Gl;AiS SILK reduced
All nuaii,ics Of E0NNfT'S and GCINEr'S SILKS.
from their lowest to their finest grades greatly
a4.a5 5' silks reduced to s2.75.
In COI.UHED Silk They OF, The largest variety
10 he found this side OF New YORK. Including
BRuCADaS, GRUS- GRAIN, ana FANCY
SILKS.
The CoHDED FEt:SCIi-WOvEN CoRSETS at
The X6jUSTABLE CORSET at 49,:
SIS dozen l5U-i;DNE Observation-Disclosures
rORSETS al 7Jc. worth fully $50;
MANY other styles al great reductions: ,,,,,.
The largest collection Of HAMBURG ENEEninE:
Ky ever offered in this Ci'y III great r'd,cii"h
Also. very large stock 4d TnKt l!nN ~. - anu
" "3. EEA 4 WIN NIT EE9 s h\nff KID
GLoVES-lhe entire hitlnrr Of stock OF inc
rE mn,snreE s BY til, cu rsI RIFs to re
leo piece. WIIITE and FA\CY MATING al
lower price. han ever offered before. roo,,, -
HOSIERY ever offered in this ely ncnting Al
the NOVELTIES OF TIE COMING SEASON.
GREAT BARGAINS are offered in this depart
LACE CCET-nNs in Real, Guipure' and Noting
,,sa n,'rry v,ri.,v or LACE EED-SUAMS in Real
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99.CEHT STORE.
DECEIVED AT THE
e9.CEST STORE

e9.CENT STORE
Complete line of GLASS SIIADES-oval, round,
and square-in price from 40c. To So;
Full assortment of CLOCKS, from 900. TO s2.50-
nickel, black enamel and wood, with ana with
out alarm, fully warranted;
New INKS In nickel bronze, French wood and cut
glass;
New SATCHELS and VALISES, nine styles-a To-
inch ALL-LEATHER, NICkEL-TRlMMED
SATCHEL for 09c.; an 1e-inch ENAMELLED
CLOTH VALISE, cloth-lincd and nickel-trim-
med, for 93c.;
new lot OF MEMS HATS-splendld goods for the
money;
All sizes LADIES FOXED CATERS and
GRAINED LEATHER SHOES, and MEMS
BROGANS, and BOYS HEAVY SHOES:
New LAMPS-fourteen styles, fuU 7-inch ARCANE
trimmlngs-at 99c.;
Handsome BRONZE HOUSE LAMP, BURNER
and CHIMNEY, at soc. -
| New goods for the FlVE-CENT COUNTER TO
J DAY. " W. A. STEVENS,
:. &a.. - 80 sos Broad street.
Catalogues mailed free.aG,! .,yt.... NH 8
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RrApY.-The Fredericksburg Ne,cs 5:

READY.-The Fredericksburg NeerS says
The suggestion OF the State Committee is
most important and imperative one. Let
our district. city, and county committees
proceed at once to strengthen and protec,
the local organizations throughout the State,
and get them III readiness for the conflict
the descrters and d:sorganizeIs threaten to
precipiiate. Forewarned, let rs be fore
armed!
That's the true spirit. There is no wis
dom in attempting to avoid conflict. The
"dsorganizing faction" has made it ineyi-
table,
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GOVERNOR HoLLIDAY.-This gentleman
has added to his popularity by calling m
extra session OF the Legislature. The PHI
pers of the State generally commend him
for bis action in this matter, and the abuse
he receives from the repudiators only ex-
poses the deep chagrin under which they
are suffering by having their little game
of filibustering and delay so etfectually
blocked.-NoTJolE Ledger.
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New hook.

Epochs Of ancient History. The Roman
Empire Of the Second Century, OF the
Age of the AntoniaeS. by W. W. CAPES,
Nj. A., Late Fellow and Tutor OF Queens
College, and Reader in Ancient History
in the University OF oxford. With two
Maps. New York: CHARLES SCRIBNER's
Sons. 1879.
For sale by WEST. JOHNSTON & co.
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,oche1 TO their course, we give the list &. OF ;.
the s Members OF the House wholly yot,ng
TO; for d dil motions during Saturday, sas
urday night. and sundays sessions, WHICH 10
extended to Sunday afternoon. preventtea Gu.
action on the state-debt compromise Dill, Dy
the adoption Of which this question, " hava
has SO long agitated the people, would nave {
been forever settled, and peace, qulel, anu
prosperity restored to the State. hehieln'
49,, Tho NAMING
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y,yCHANGE-, LIVERY, N M -. -
T. SAI.r-sT-ARLES AND El> t' HHI< >ItiirA5t
BAZAAR, lass AND liiu "a, ts.. y. .
n an, ID" HORSES 81 rlt. DAY. VIA.
MONTH , .,.,, l,.rulm d. =.
Special rates to .'rostrs, and every ~ ll. r
.>trn,ird them for the tran>ac.io' - ''
ness. 80, ,.l,.. | have rs,t. 49, =.
Hanr.r tor Inc SALE ny Altti" LIZ. 'UlE>a>-
MULES, VEHICLES otrnrs WHIPS, X. d,
sA arCTIoS DAYS: WEDNESDAY S"' 49,
DAY Ut l O'clock \. NJ. n,yI. Prop: j, AZ.
c. 8. ALLES, Nanassr. "a
{. {, BUXTON, AecI!qIssF
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We had a visit from Hon. .JoaE GooDE
yesterday, aud a most interesting conyer-
sation with him as regards the prospects OF
the Democratic party and as to otheY mat,
tiers. He is buoyant With hope.
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The Richmond Wig defending the Con-
.seryatiye party The paper which last fall
opposed General JOE JOHNSTON, General
BEALE, Ran. TUCKER, and every Conserya-
tive nominee except Mr.. HINTON, OF Pc
tersburg? Well, well. What is the world
coming TOP 81
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hIGHMOSp, lOhh llh EG i"o fii-SIENALs
CGIlEDuLE OF TRAINS.
= CuMMESCING NAY 81, 1877
THROUGH PASSENGER.
500 L. II. Leaves Richmond TlEsDAi,T THURS
DAY. and SATURDAY. Connect. -.
West pD!G: via! steamer Havana III
all points YORK. river ana l;alt.
more. Arrives In Baltimore - : \
NJ. connects with r;i-iincS FOR Wash
!nglon, Philadelphia, New YORK. "CS
ton. ana all western points CONNECTS
Al kchnGOnd with train, IN RtC!i'Aon,
and Petersburg amt Chesapeake aH'
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
500 4. vi. Leaves richmond MONDAY. WE'D
NESpAY. and FRIDAY: aud
SO 4. Il TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT.
tREDAI. Connects with steamer
Al West Point Tor river laGdn:s. Sal
ti:norc, aud all western no.nts. Con-
meets II Richmond wiki rains Oh Rich
uuni aud D.nyiic railroad, Richmonc
and Petersburg, and Chesapeake AID
OHIO railroads..
LOCAL PASSENGER.
500 2. u. Leaves Eich:nond daily Except sun.
day..
THROUGH PASSENGER.
1000 A. Il, Arrives At Richmond TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. Cor.
meets With trains on Il chnsou3 ano
Petersburg ana Chess axe ana ol!lc
railroads. Stcalacr Ha' ana leaves Bal
tnore from Pier li4 Light street
MONDAY, " WEDNESDAY, and FRI.
trains from Phladeirhla, New York
aud western points, and AT West Poin'
with trains Tor EicEs.oud and III,
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
800 p, NJ. Arrives al Richmond MONDAY, w ED
NESpAY, and FRIDAY; aud
GIG P. II. TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT
URDAY. Connects with steamer =
| West Point from Baltimore. Con
| meets with RchAord and D2nvitle
| Richmond aud Petersburg, and CheSa
| pcaae and Ohio railroads.
Local PASSENGER.
1000 a. NJ Arrives At Richmond daily except Sun
| DAY. Connects With Richmond An
Petersburg and Chesapeake and oat
| railroads.
| No transfer of freigh; at Richmond 10 or froI
southern points. Cars run through between A.iant
and West Point. . 49,.
Careful handllug and dispatch, With lowest rate:
guaranteed. .o
Through bills of la,ling, with guaranteed rate
issued to all northern AMI western potnts.
Through tickets sold 10 all northern, eastern, 81
western points, and baggage checked through.
For tickets apply 1T General Railrpaa Ticket "
ace, SIS Main street; at the Exchange Hotel, AZ
comuauv,s depot, corner TMenty-third anu oot
ma2S u. 7. DOUGLAS, Superintendent,
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II the present Legislature will settle the
debt question that will settle effectually the
present faction Of Forcible Readiusters and
flibustcrs. LET us settle. "-Pe!erS6ur9
pocf
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NJ COD-LIVER OIL.
MEADE & BAKERS
MEDICINALLI PURE.
IMPORTED DIRECT

We have the Testimony of physicians who pre-
scribe It. and OF patients who lave taken H. that 1T
Is hOEE ACCEPTABLE TO TIE STOMACH AND
MOEE EASILY ASStMlLATED THAN Any OTHER
OIL. MEADE L BAKER,
importing ard Dispensing Pharmacists,
nol5 ql9 Main street. Richmond. Va.
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3sstT s.ssfassS,
: EW SPRING GOODS.

JULIUS MEYER.
G03 BROAD STREET.
IS now receiving from his hnycr. who i North.
NEW GOODS OF LIVERY DESCRIPTION At
THE LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
vii! open TODAY 30 ca>cS--somc from he New
Y"rl. fire. which are slightly damaged by water.
"a pieces handsome FIGURED DRESS GOODS
(ueE Sprin. ShadcSl ut I2t:t'.:
New shades In ALPACA LGSTRES at l29c.:
ENGLISH CASlIMEEE.; inrw shades IL lic.:
- pieces CASHMERE EAEkGES and TWlLl.s
in tie new steer grey ana wood co!oTs, al 20
and 2Jc.:
10 ptrrcs CHECKED NAINSOOkS al Toe. worth
New cuIDED PIQrES At ana Csc:
l case MAESEl!.LES QUILTS tan auction lotl ut
: so worth s2.21:
4 specially cheap line of BLACK ALI.-N DUl.
CASHMERE pieces from SOC. To : i.23
Large II ,nrfmcut ot new siyl' in PERtALES ard
CAMSElCS II 81; aud lNc.:
500 pieces new HAMBURG EDGES and INSERT
lNtiS To arrive.
New styles IN SPRING CASSlMERES for men and
boys'.wear a. very low price:
Large variety MUSLIN and LALETlES in entittly
lranTs"mc KICK RuFFLIEGs--crcrcL issc, Gilt
E'!1r. and Plain:
New designs in BUTTONS:
spring shades in WuEsTED FlGuRES.
4 iu line OF our celebrated SUpERFINE LINEN
JULIUS MEYERS.
603 broad street.
Call and look al our FIVE-CENT COUNTER. on
which may he found over hltuarr': useful ari-
clc,, many # them 4: one lfihrir value NH 10
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NJ AT THE CLAY-STREET BAP-
list CHURCH Corner Of Clay and Graham
;trcets) Rev j. j.. NJ CURRY. D. d., will preach at
7:45 o'clock on THIS wednesday, EVENING,
March ID. 1879,
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NIT CASSIMERES! CASSlMERES!!
4 lur.c variety OF SPRING and SUMMER CAS-
SIMERES TO be sold cheapt ut ,,,nc,
NH ~ LEVY BRoi HERS
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The States reference to Old EreTities'
birthday anniversary is credtablc to both
Of the parties concerned.
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NET MATING! MATING !!

A large lot lust rcccireh from the large auc'loI
sale I'm New York. GOOD RED-CHECR ant
WHITE MATING at only enc shilling per yard a
NH | . LEVY BROTHERS..
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DEATHS.

Died on Tuesday Afternoon March ! tn. the IN
fant daughter Of Andrew and Marion Welsh.
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RICHMOND hSU rETTE>E a.,i
RNILEnAh LNNL,N -.

..,.,,..,,.l, ,,r,.T,
{ 'ON " |NtlNG NON'Al, l''''!.. Pr" -
''''' w., wv va r,," I t' ~n,"r'n
en-" ,.,i,.'',,,,,' en- ,.... ..... ...,
ii ." r.. H. i'i'W, 1890. 49, .l'>'.. -.
.,Id AKIN III, Ia. .... g.,
.I.Irk.nuyillc- r.,rlr,..r> {, " ..... .-
Ion. ~tnn, oiiy - {. i.r-.,i .l.. q; .-
chester
1875 \. IL. ACCOMMODATES tr.'r :
suu,iayl. NAB. c,",c rrnt'..
rrtrl~'.r. w.'a o." A|.@.. s.. A..
,i.;ir,t .,,I OH, r.,5f..,.. 4...f. . .....
Chsttino0s.. Na,asi~. j.
Lyrrtlmr-. raru,:.r,. .r,... .. SIS.
stt;inI,, ,l, TAI r,,!. i....
iin,r - IA .,r, ,,LerM,.. H.
nh r,-rr,,r STATIONS.
4:2OP. N. hlrnNHnDkIIpN IHhlE ..
ttxccpt Sun,ftj. ....,,,.s,.- .... .
ut r"iSr, burg r'r NIs.....
10 50 p. H.. THROUGH MAIL tHi'.
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r7- BLACK CASHMERES in all quail
ties from SOC. to *l.25 per yard for a'l-wooi
goods: $500
BUNTINGS in all coo,s and qualities;
DEBAGES CASIMERES. ALPACA-, anu other
DRESS GOODS for spring wear.
SILKS. SILKS. SIT.KS.-Exiraordinary bargains
in BLACK and COLORED SILKS NJ
NH 10 LEVY BROTHERS.
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pILL-HEADS, $3.50 to SS per ream, q,
- the DISPATCH PRlNTlNG-HOUSE,
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SPECIAL soTit'E>

SHETLAND sIIAWLS in all qualities and colors
at great bargains: ..u. .
III, ACK and WHITE LLAMA LACE POINTS Of
superior quality 1t about onc.half their value;
pARfSOIS In great variety ut very low prices;
a large stock OF TORCHON LACES at greatly re-
dured prices: xx- <,r,,,
TAINS and NOTTINGHAM LACES by the
yard: .,
WINDOW SHADES. with fixtures complete, ut the
lowest prices ever offered: ,,.
A large assortment Of SILK HhSDkERCHIEbS
very cheap, 1T LEVY bKolhfkS.
NH
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ss.ss.EsssaS E.aSE.S.

HICHMOSp, YORK RIVER AHD HE>rEAK&i
RAILRo!O. !
CGIIEDULE OF TRAINS.
y CUMIEStISG Nay 81, 1877
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

10 pieces LINEN $IIEETlNG l2-4 wide;
100 pieces BIRD-EYE DIAPER, only damaged by
water;
200 pieces DRESS LINEN, slightly wet:
100 pieces BLAY LINEN, which will be sold as Il
special bargain;
so pieces LINEN DRILL, which will be sold a,
half their value;
80 pieces LINEN DRILL, striped:
2 bales COTTON at 4.c.;
3 cases PRINTS, same old price, only damaged
by water;
200 dozen TOWELS from Sc. to Il shilling:
500 pair CIII.DREN's STOCKINGS III &C.;
$50 pair real. KID GLOVES. warranted not TO
rip 4: 25c. Il pair worth 81;
10 pieces CASHMERE At 25c. per yard-rcal
value soc. yard;
10 pieces CASSIMEREat 50c.-rca! value Sl.23
slightly wet only;
100 new patterns of CAMBRIA EDGE from SC. TO
Sl-ihc largest stock OF Edges in the city;
few more OF those CoR>ETS left at 25c.;
BLACK and COLoHED SILKS and CASH.
MERES In great variety, at
sYCLE BROTHERS.
NB-You should call 1T once. rs these goods vii!
have 10 be sold. fc l9-coa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-12
LIVERY STABLES.

F. I. ID. MYERS. General Srrrf'A'r'''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-12
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Mr.. ECuoI.s in the chair. Prayer by Rev.
DR.. William Brown.
The motion by Mr.. WILK!NSONto suspend
the rule to place OH the calendar Il bill to in
corporate the Zion Travellers, Il benevolent
society Of Danyi|lc, was agreed 10.
Quite number OF old bills were placed
on the calendar under suspension OF the
rules.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-09-04
Notiee of Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given, that at
the Sept. term, 1879, of the Pro-
I court of Audraln county. to be
begun and held at the Court House.
IN SAID county, on the second Monday
IN September, 1879, we will mako
hnal settlement ofour administration
OIL the estate of VIM. Ii. Coil.
JAMES A COIL,
II. p. FRENCH,
Id-4t Admr's Estate w. IL. Coil,