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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-08

THE CONCERT LAST NIGHT.-Mozart Hal!
was well filled last night on the occasion OF
the second appearance in this city OF derf
August Wilhelm,, the wonderful ViollniSt,
and Teresa Carreno, pianist. The concert
was one OF the most enjoyable ever gwen 10
this city, and tue extraordinary powers o.
the eminent violinist were fully ana satls
factorily tested.
This afternoon at o'clock there will be
grand matinee at Mozart Hall, when all who
desire to hear the distinguished musician
will have an opportunity of doing so.
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THE MISUNDERSTANDING COMEDY OF
ERRORS. Rs.-Notwithstandin such musical
attraction as Wilhelmi in such a musical
community as Richmond, the Theatre was
crowded by fashionable audience to wit
ness Shakspeare's Comedy OF Errors. The
following were the principal characters in
the cast : Dromio Of Syracuse, Dromio OF
Ephesus twin brothers), Stuart Robson
and William 81. Crane; Antipholus, gen.
tleman from Syracuse, now visiting the city
of Ephesus, Mr.. Harry Coulter; Antipho-
lus, q citizen Of Ephesus, Mr.. K. J. Dillon {;
Agcun, an aged merchant Of Syracuse, MI.
Charles Webb; Solinus, reigning Duke OF
Ephesus, Mr.. Charles Pendleton; Angelo,
d goldsmith, Miss Fanny Francis; Cleon, q
merchant. Dir. A. j. Dunbar; DR.. Pinch, 4
schoolmaSter and coniurer, Mr.. John Mar
Bile; Adriana, wife to Antpholus. OF Ephe-
sus, Miss Kate Forsythe; Luciano, her sis
ter and companion, Miss Alicia Robson; !;
the Lady Abbess. Mrs. Eliza LeBrun; Les
bia, a woman OF Ephesus, Miss Harold;
Bridget, the fat cook: Mrs. Cartwright.
To say that this delightful comedy was
produced with success is to give but faint
idea OF the manner OF It's reception last eve
ming. The audience enjoyed its rolllcking
| fun and comical situations as though it had
| Dccn fjUG upon luC SldSt lOl IuC III o1 tihAS
and indeed there were very few in the au-
dence who had seen it before. The charac-
terization OF the Dromios by Messrs. Rob
sou and Crane was vocifcrously applauded
throughout the performance. Their acting
was nimitable, and they made decided
hit. AS distinguished dramatic critic has
said, "they were the comic twins OF Shaks..
peare.'' The whole play gave evidences oil
careful rehearsal from the beginning TO the
end, and all the characters were we'll sus.
tained. The scene outside the house OF
Antipholus was exceedingly ludicurou:
and funny, with the wrong Dromio inside
shouting defiance to the ight Dromio and hi;
indignant master outside. Then the scene
where the Ephesian master and his Dromit
break away from the officers and are pur
sued by the mob brought down the hous
with its singular absurdity. The play is il
three acts, and it went remarkably smootl
to the end.
This afternoon this excellent compan,
will give "The Bachelors" and to-nigh
"The Comedy Of Errors will be repeated
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THE LATE ExPLosIoN-BURIAL OF Mr..
HEGGARTY.-Mr. NJ. G. Heggarty, one of
the victims OF the unfortunate accident at
Dutch Gap on Wednesday afternoon, was
buried yesterday morning from st. Pat
rick's church, Church Hill.
Efforts to recover Mr.. HalFs body were
continued yesterday, but, as far as could be
ascertained, without success. Several
pounds of glycerine were fired in the hope
that it would have the effect OF causing the
BODY to rise, but it failed. Captain Frank
Cunningham, of the tug Somers, made an
examination of the river banks as far down
as Aiken's, thinking it possible that the
body might have been washed ashore and
left by the tide. 1t was not, however,
found
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OFFICE OF CITY ESGISEEE,l
RICHMOND. VA, March 3.1S79.
ArOTICE PROPOSALS will
Y he received at this Office until THURSDAY
NEXT, 9th instant. II O'clock L. NJ, for grading
the following streets: r-,o, ,,,
TWENTY-THIitD STREET FROM BfoAD ~
NaRSiiALL STREET FROM TWENTY-SEC-
OND TO TWkNTY-FOuRTH STREET
PLEASANT STREET FROM SCOTT To PlCh-
EFT STREET. ,
FORMS OF PROPOSALS can be obtained and SEE
OBLIGATIONS seen by applying It this oiitce.
,rhe Committee on Streets reserves the right 10
reject or all proposals and 10 increase or decrease
'i' "' W. f. CUTSHAW,
mig City Engineer
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VISIT or SENATOR'S BLAINE AND JOKES To
RICHMoSD.-Senators Blaine, OF Maine, and
Jones, OF Nevada, and Hon. Dir. Loring, OF
Massachusetts, arrived in Richmond night
before last and are stopping at the Elk.
change Hotel. These gentlemen are con.
nected with the Richmond ana Allegheny
Railroad Company, and visit Richmond al
this time In connection with that great and
important enterprise, which is soon to be
commenced. -
Yesterday morning, accompanied by Mr..
H. G. Parsons, yice-president, and Major
r. II. Temple, chief engineer of the road,
the visitors, after calling at the Tobacco
Exchange and Upon Major Johnston, presi.
dent Of the James River and Kanawha
Company, went up the line OF the canal q
considerable distance, examined the water.
power and basin, apd In the afternoon had
a consultation with Mr. H. D. Whitcomb
consulting engineer OF the road, at the rail.
road Office, corner Of Thirteenth and Main
streets. -,
After tea, Mir. James Pendleton Rogers
vice-president OF the Commercial Club, and
Colonel w. W. Forbes, postmaster, called
upon Senator'S Blaine and Jones and Dr.
Loring attbe Exchange Hotel. Mr.. Rogers
on behalf OF the Commercial Club, invited
the gentlemen to that institutions, where
they spent an hour most agreeably to them
selves, as we'll as to many merchants who
met with them there. Among others witt
Otis II. Russell, collector OF revenue for thi:
district.
Last night the visitors spent an hour OF
two at the Westmoreland Club, on Frank
lin street, where they had been invited no
only to enjoy the hospitality Of tie Club
but also to take part In trial Of the merit:
OF the Bell telephone, connected with Mo
zart Hall and West Point, at each OF which
places concert was in progress. Besides
the visitors from Washington, there were
present many prominent citizens Of Rich
mond, including General Joseph r. Ander
son, Major Green OF Culpcper, Mr.. Isaac
Davenport, Colonel Marshall Mcdonald
Colonel Thomas Fl. Carter, Mr.. j. H. Mon
tague, Mr.. III. c. Parsons, and many ladies
This morning promptly at 90 O'Clock the
visitors will 60 down the river as far as
Drewry'S Bluff with Mr.. Whitcomb.
Upon their return, which will be about
II O'Clock, they will visit points Of interest
in the city, and will be received at the To
bacco Exchange at I O'Clock ?. M. Many
citizens having expressed q desire to bt
present at this reception, the rules ex
cluding visitors will be relaxed, and thu
doors be opened after12t O'Clock for the adj
mission OF as many persons as the Exchange
will conveniently hold.
1t is understood that the Richmond ant
Allegheny Railroad Company will acccp
the terms OF the bill which recently pasSet
the Legislature, and will endeavor to make
satisfactory settlement with the creditor
OF the canal company at an early day.
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CEOyER.SEED
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

ARCHITECTS, CONTRACTORS, AND REAL
ESTATE OWNERS
are hereby advised OF The reissue of the HYATT
PATENT FOR ILLUMINATING ROOFS" for
covering easements cellars extending under side
walks. Owners OF property will be held responsible
TO the patenlce for placing illuminating tiles OF
glass and iron over areas extended easements nn-
less by his duIy-authorized agents.
ASA SNYDER has been duIy licensed. Ia the city
of Rjchmond ID make the said PATENT lLLUM
MATING TILES. aud 10 sell the same Ia all the
States OF this Union except The Pacific slope ana
States of Ohio. Illinois, Missouri, Kentucky, aud
New England States. Address
ASA SNYDER, 1908 CARY street.
Richmond, Va.
The YTcFlTS made IN Richmond win be sod at
t{,a patentee's prices. gh 1-eod5s
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ROLL OF HONOR AT THE RICHMOND HIGH
SCHooL.-The following is list OF the pu.
pills on the roll Of honor at the Richmond
High-Schoo. for the past week: Senior
Class-Augusta Anderson, Fannie Blake,
Mitchell, William L. Dennis. intermediate
CIass-T. c. EgeIeston, r. S. Crump,
George Mccain, Josie Murray. Junior
CIass-Maggie FerrelI, Joseph Dickinson.
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Beethoven Musicale.-A large and fash
ionable audience was present last night at
Beethoven Hail. The programme was well
rendered and was heartily enjoyed by all
present. Several young ladies from the
cypsy campat the courthouse were present
and attracted tue attention OF all by their
novel costumes.
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THE UsuRPATIoN OF POWER BY THE FED
ERAL JUDICIARY IN VIRGINIA.-Attorney-
Gcneral'Field left for Washington last eve
ming, and will be present at the opening OF
the United States Supreme CourtneXt Mon
day, at which time he will bring before that
tribunal the usurpation OF power by the
Federal judiciary Judse RiVes) in Vir'
gina.
Judge W. J. Robertson, Of Charlottes.
Vile, and General Bradley Il. johnson have
been associated as counsel to assist the At.
torney- g. General in this case before the United
States Supreme Court.
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CHARLOTTE RussEs at PIzzINI's-eOe. dozen

CAN SUCH THINGS BE Mrs. Minrick, the esti-
mahle wife of William Minnick, Passed Chancellor
of Damon Lodge, No. s, x. r, at NO. 47o norm
Gay street. Baltimore while suffering in May, 1877,
with the worst of rapid seresof attacks OF rheuna
tIsm, which had stretched through the period OF q
vcar aud whilst Iuhamed from head to foot, without
s,eep or food for four days and nights, took bottle
of the GYpsY's GIFT, and in two days was COM
pletely recovered, and has experienced no trouble
ON that score since.
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Public SchoolS.-The following is the
average attendance at the public schools for
the week ending Friday, March 7th, as pre-
sented by Professor E. Morrissette, prnci-
pal:
Male High-School, No 1-E. Morrissette,
teacher-Number on the roll, rs; average
attendance. 25.
Female High-School, No. 2-Mrs. A. L.
Walker, teacher.-Number on the roll, 20;
average attendance, II.
Male, No. 3-Miss Maude Porter, teach
er.-.Number on the roll, %; average at
tendance, 1S.
Female. No. 4-AIiss Bette Irwin, teach.
er.-Number on the roll, Sc; average at,
tendance, 33.
No. 5-Miss Rachel Lyons, TEACHER
Number on the roll, 40; average attend
ance, 81.
No. 6-Miss Mamie Hatcher teacher
Number on the roll, so; average attend
apce, 10.
Primary School-Mrs. Saran HAL, tearl'
er.-Number on the roll, 63; average at
tendance, 81.
Total number of scholars on roll, 259.
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DURHAM WHIsKEY.-This pure old rye whiSkey'
pronounced by judges wherever introduced TO be
equal to any on the market, can be had at the fol-
lowing well-known houses:
Tivoli Saloon, John Murphy's
Sanger Halle, L. Ruegers,
William Euker's, Gus. Dearue's,
Louis Euker's, A. Blenner's,
Edward Cumminss, Redford's,
o. Morgenstern's, c. E. Woods,
". Fl. Jenkius's. A. *. O'Dwyer's,
Barker & Martins, John Carberry's,
N. McQuade's, j. T. Ferritter's,
John J. Daiey's, N.J.Smith's,
John McEvoy's, W. W. Phillipss,
j. B. kidd5, w. Z. BarRers.
DuRuAM WHISKEY by the bottle or gallon ut
e w. TAYLog's,
east Broad street.
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4 Rund,oay.-A horse attached to fur,
niture-wagon Eelonging to citizen OF Rich
mond became frightened at flock OF sheep
yesterday, on Cowardin avenue, and dashed
off at rapid rate down that street. The
wheels OF the wagon caught in fence near
by and the team was brought to halt with.
out any serious damage being done.
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-
RICHMOND. VA, February %, 1872. J
eisrAND.
COLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO.
TO THE PLANTERS AND FARMERS 0s
VIRGINIA.

TO THE PLANTERS AND FARMERS os
VIRGINIA:
RIcuMoyD, VA. January 27lh, 1879,
We have this cay resigned thc agency Ior tat SAFE
of he Pac!fc Guano Comp1ny's brands.
Under the terms OF settlement between the P"ciic
Grano COMPANY aud ourselves, all the unse,i ed ba-
slncss OF 1878. Including COLI ciions, &c, Is 10 DC
managed by our successors. Irssrs. JOIN :. EGEsE
g Co. of Baltimore, whom We commend 70 YOU be-
iieylns your relations with them viii be both pea
" ''A WALKER. SAUNDERS & co.
From the above card you viii please note that iho
Agenc, Of the Pacific Guan0 Company VIII be con-
Quoted hereafter by the undersigned from Baltimore
ms well az Richmond. Tie splendid reputation ot
Soluble Pacific Guin0, earned BY IT. superior exc
lence and remarkable adapIabiiy to the soli OF We.
yiuia spec,ally on cotton. corn, aud TOBACCO oi
continue TO be SuSta ined. guarantee being auora
ed In the wise management sf the PaciDc Gni9le
Company which has practically unlimited resource
at It's counand-viZ., ample capliai u i,ooc'Vcot
extensive works, most approved maehinsfy' IA afM x,
deposits OF phosphate. best scienihs aptt5, 10 a" Az
OF which add long experience In the business u
connection with the undersigned as general ageh's
dating back 10 1868. We will keep supply OF
Gnano on band TT Norfolk, Portsmouth, Peter'ours'
aud Richmond. ~
I. oo3m Baltimore and Richmond.
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A new post-office is established at Crystal
Hill, Halifax county, Va, near Mount
Laurel, with William Woodaii postmaster.
John f. Heneberger Is appointed post
master at Cross Keys, Rockingham county,
va, uiee James q. Kemper. resigned. Mrs.
u. w. Reynolds is appointed postmaster at
Farnhau. Richmond county, Va, yies Eli
len II. Reed resigned. 81
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THE FRENCH BENEVOLENT SocIETY.-A
meetlns, OF this new organization will be
held to.rnorrow afternoon at 8 o'clock at
Monticello Hall for the purpose OF receiY.
ing the repo,-t OF the Committee on Constf-
tuition and BY. Laws.
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3 CHRISTIAN PILGRIMS CLUB.-The Chris
tian Pilgrims Club has been organized and
the following officers elected: Oscar Brooks,
president; Plump Gray, yice-president;
Ben. Spencer, treasurer; Sifo Matthews,
chaplain David Allen, captain.
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Roll of Honor.-The following pupils
were on the roll OF honor at the colored
Hiyh-School for the week ending Friday,
March I, as presented by Rev. A. Binga.
Jr., principal: Thomas Gray, William
Goode, Thomas johnson, P. Mosby, David
Moon, Edward Smith, Amanda johnson,
Mary j. Harris, and Margaret Perkins.
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LONDON ASSURANCE CoRPoRATON.-Thisl is
another of the large foreign insurance COM
panies represented in this city by Mtssrs.
Montague & Co. 1t is the oldest OF them
all, having been organized in 1920, and com
nenccd business in this country III 1877.
It has among its assets S950,0O0 Of United
States bonds; has surplus beyond capi..
tai and all other liabilities of SS03,0OG, and
its income last year was S519,S03.13. See
the snnual statement published IN our col
umns to-day
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HANDSOME CHROMoS AND NOTICES
GIVEN AWAY.

THE GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC
TEA COMPANY
ESTABLISHED IN NEW YORK IN 1861,
is;e established abranch-honse at the above place
en- have Stocked II with the 'best ana freshest ii
Ps!aiions OF
aEW-CRoP TEAS AND PURE COFFEES,
s n will be sold In quantities TO suit the trade
THE LOWEsTIMPORTERS' PRICES,
anSas we dc not believe in making large plofits, VIZ
TTMRETA1L OUR GOODS to consumers at th'
iofrgacAiDg. &C.
Nisy GOODS ADDED TO: STOCK DAILY.
ALL GOODS WARRANTED TO GIVE Salts
o,. FACTION OR MONEY REFUNDED:
OUR As.W REDucER FRICE LIST OF TEAS
AND c0tFEES:
ooLONS.-Ss, 40, so, &C. roc; hest, SOC. pei
lNPEklAL.35. PEI 40 SO, GO, 7o,so.soc.; best, 81
'APAS.s5, ,!s 10, so, 60, 10, Soc; best, soc per
ENGLISH g.! sREAKFAsr-s5.4c, SO $50, 70, soc. ;
foESG EsS! sH,ysox~s5. 50 40. SO. 90, 70, so, eoc.;
arNAEeDD0S5 80, so. 60. roc: test. Soc. per pound
"oSmUM 1nuOa. hEa--60, soc. 81, best, Sl-10 per
sSEA:SEcrAs-7oc. per pound.
CoFFEEs:
NixEEs AT VERY LOWEST PRICES. IN EVERY
r.AEiETI. ROASTED AND GROUND oAa1Y.
prs, :Sa conhde.tlg guarantee our Cofiees TO be
Ooasssaa WELL SELECTED. We invite attention
An sock Of GREER COFFEES.
irsse s@ w Teas are Sstscted with reference 10 our
oses. sA graded 10 eStab!iSh standards so that all
the es,9 be duplicated as often as desired, with
h SEN, that the saSse havors and qualities will
aabe isSs ~ the lowest irces at which the goods
e,,M2s.ted and sold.
cial sr,sa our business spoI the true CONNER,
PR0firsNesapases Of ONE pRICE-oNE SMALL
We tbI,ta 20 buy and sell for CASH ONLY.
she hasrtat sShf fTHEA-NEcTAR Is the best Tea Ia
heerIsn; iot general USE and at the reduced price
esss BlscE .Es Is u2 cheapest. THEA-SECTAk is n
st5r ~ Tea with he Green fea favor. Where
isn,, psen hsroduced it gives the fullest salts
Ysp 'nDE ODE, LITERALLY DEALT WITH.
5rmiiEAT riiE ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC
HgAn,..!EA EA COMPANY. IMPORTERS,
0A1fEGs: SAED 81 YE8EY STREET,
nh e.eod,.x NEW YORK.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

City Counci.-A regular meeting OF the
City Council was held last night. Present
SIessrs. Perdue (presidenth Gibbs, Spain,
Howle, Gallagher, Gentry, Patteson, 10Y
all, Hallowe, and Batcheller.
The Finance Committee, through IT'D
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THE ExcHANGE-HoTE RoBBERs.-John
Bradley and J. H. Murray, the Exchange
Hote! robbers, were tried yesterday for
escaping from the city Jail, found guilty,
and sent to the penitentiary for one year
each in addition to their former sentence,
which makes Bradley's term six years ana
Murray's four years.
The prisoners were taken from the court
r, o.n by Sergeant Lee to the penitentiary.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, mild,
aud pleasant.
TpERsoMETER YESTERDAY j: 6 A. NJ, 80 {;
9 A. NJ, 55; noon, 67; 8 P. NJ, Go; 6 P.
~, go; midnight. 4S.
Mean temperature, 81 5-6.
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THE HoLzGRAvE CAsE.-In the Hastings
Court yesterday, in the case Of G.. Holz-
grave, convicted Of keeping his bar-roon,
on corner Broad street and Brook avenue,
open on Sunday, q motion was made for an
arrest Of judgment, which was overruled,
and the defendant fined 500 and costs. The
execution Of the sentence was postponed for
thirty days in order TO apply to the Court of
ADnealS.
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8itltn1ond 9ispatth,
aS- THE CIRCULATION OF TIE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cIgCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
SATURDAY. MARCH 8, 1879.
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die States, rising followed by falling ba-
rometer. norther!y winds shifting to east
crly and southerly. increasing cloudiness,
and slight changes in temperature.
For the South Atlantic States, variable
winds, mostly from northeast to southeast,
partly cloudy weather, slight fall in tenn
perature, and stationary or slight rise in
barometer.
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OUR LEADING PHYSICIANS ARE CALLING AT
TENTIoN 10 the ruiBous effects upon the compile xion
Of cheap soaps made from impure material. The
old Brown Windsor Of j. & E. ATKINSON Is made
from the best and purest materials, and Is exqui-
sitelY scented.
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DIsCoLoRED TEETH rendered beautifully wEite
by the nse OF MEADE & BAKER SAPoSiSE DEN
TIERICE. Fifty centsa box.
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chairman (Mr. Patteson), presented the fol-
lowing:
That the petition Of W. T. Ford, asking
that fine Of S5 for violation OF ordinance
be remitted, be rejected.
The committee recommend that the levy
for the present fiscal year be fixed ct d per
cent. on real and personal property.
The committee also recommend that a
levy OF three mills on the dollar be made
for the support of the public schools.
Mr.. Howle offered as a substitute that
12.5 per cent. be inserted instead OF q per
cent.
A vote being called, the substitute was
rejected, the following members voting for
it: Messrs. Howle, Gallagher, Spain, and
BatchelIer.
This resolution occasioned considerable
discussion, the majority OF the Council
thinking that 1875 per cent. would be insuffi-
Client to meet the demands on the revenue.
Mr.. Howle, in urging his substitute, said
that there could be great reduction made
in the taxes OF the city, and presented q
resolution to abolish the entire police force.
to take effect from this date. This resolu-
tion was laid over.
The report Of the Finance Committee,
after lengthy discussion, was finally laid
over until the next meeting.
Mr.. Gentry, chairman of the Committee
on Lands and Buildings, presented the fol-
lowing:
That upon inquiry they find that the re.
yised ordinance in regard to the market.
ticular, and that the hucksters that have
been excluded from the market had failed
to pay their rents, and after an indulgence
oo fha r< - bo o1o tro fbop
were dealt with as the ordinance directs.
The committee also reported that they
were unable TO secure suitable hall for the
colored militia, but expect to meet the diff.
Guilty at an early date. The Council adopted
the report.
The monthly report OF the Mayor was
read and ordered to be filed.
The Council granted permit to blr
Simms to erect frame dwelling on the
corner OF Tenth and Porter streets.
Mr.. Patteson presented the following
resolution
is hereby directed to furnish the Judge OF
the Hastings Court with copy OF the reSo'
lutions and proceedings Of the Council in
regard to the reduction OF the salary OF the
City Sergeant, and request that the warrants
issued to the Sergeant be made to conform
to said reduction.
Adopted.
The report OF the committee Through Mr.
Gibbs, chairman) appointed to inquire
whether the services OF Mr.. Fry could bt
obtained to furnish the survey Of Maar!
Cemetery, presented a communication from
Colonel r. M. R. Talcott expressing his in
ability to dispense with the services OF Dir
Fry long enough to furnish said survey.
Adjourned.
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NJ. ELLYSoN " Co.. advertising agents, insert ad.
vcrtsements in ali of the newspapers of the Unltse
STATES at publishers rates. Orders LETT at the Dts
patch countinS-room will receive prompt atter
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CoD-L1vER OIL AND LIME.-That pleasant and
active agent In the cure of all consumptIve symp-
toms, WILBoR's COMPOUND OF PURE CoD-LIvER
OIL AND LIME, Is being universally adopted In
medical practice. Sold by the proprietor. a. D
WILDoR, chemist, Boston, and all druggists.
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SAVE MONEY ty having yonr printing done atths
DISPATCH PR1NTISG-HoUsE. Coed work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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FOR ULCERATED MOUTH, the healing properties
of MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLIC MoUTH-WAsH
are upexcelled. Fifty cents bottle.
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NATZOES.
SFATZOES! MATZOES |!

have again taken the contract for oasinS iic
MAJ Z0FS upder the supervision OF Nr. GEESS-
TREE. ard Will commence about the 2s'o VI $50
month. , - ,,.,r, ,r.,Se
Ali who have not given their orders VIII please
send them to Sir. GREESTREE, or ,,
ss"N ''>' ~ I. ID. BRIGGS, Baker,
,pb7at TOT Main street, RicnDioad. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-08

For OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayed teeth
and diseased gums. use MEADE & BAKERS CAR
BoLIC MoUTH-WAsH. Fifty cents bottle.