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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-26

PUTTING cream on onions, instead of butter,
Tor even little milk, if one has no cream, re-
moves much of the strong hayor, ana renders
them less likely to affect weak stomaehs I'M
pleasantly.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-26

business nav b-fsre the pabie.
You make money fa<tsT at
xUk for than ct anything el-e.
Capital nat required We win
~ start ysu- t12 day and upwards
NAO made ct home by the industzsousL
Men, women boys and giris want
Cd everywhere % voFk fr
Nov Is the tine Yea your vhsie time 10 the
work OF oniy your spsre nsnsu& No oher busine.s win
nav VOC peariy - we'll No willing rwk fail %
ak enarlnas pay b. engaging ct Costly 0ufnt and
terms fe great opportunity fur making money easily
and hanorably Ad4rrs TErs Co. Augusta, A.inr.
1juyiy.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-26

THE juice of ripe tomatoes will remove the
stain of walnuts from the hands without injury
TO the Psychological Journal
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-26

700 Addrs.s Il HaiIErT. { Co, Portland, Me-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-13
The Mozart Hall Meeting.

TO 10 EdjtOrS Of the dispatch:
The call for The meeting" at Mo-
zart Hall is diSingenuouS 50 far rs the at
tempt goes 10 make it appear that the ques-
ton before the Legislature i the legaiiZl-
ton OF the d" sale OF liquor on the Sabbath"
Ii it be true, as the call asserts, that ga
large majority Of the Iaw-abidng citizens
OF Richmond are against any modification
oi the present sunday law" the callers can
have very little confidence in the strength
and influence Of that majority.
All that i asked for by those who 90 not
want the "yiewS" Of extremists crammed
down their throats is that the pr0riS0 to the
sunday liquor law shall be so amended as to
give to the cities and towns the power to
adopt their own ordinances and regulations
on the subject. Ii the majority in Rich
mond is strong enough to elect 10 the City
Council next May those who Will bring the
whole power OF the city government to bear
against the sale OF refreshments Sunday,
what possible harm can result to anybody
by giving that majority the opportunity to
exhibit It's strength! Ii, on the other hand,
the majority in Richmond is composed OF
those who have some respect for the rights
and privileges OF their feIIOW-citzeus, they
Will enact such ordinances Is will carry out
their =" views" Let the majority decide.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-13
MRS. wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP

REV. SYLyANUS COBB thus writes in the Boston
christian Freeman: We would by no means re-
commend any KIND Of medicine which we did not
know TO be good-psrticularly for infants. But of
Mrs. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP we can
speak from knowledge in our own family it has
proved blessing indeed by giving an infant trou-
bled with collie pains quiet sleep and s parents m-
broken rest a, night. Most parents can appreciate
these blessings Here Is IN article which works 10
perfection. aud winch is harmless for the sleep
which II affords the infant Is perfectly natural and
the little cherub a.akes rs bright as q button.
And during the process Of teethiOg It's value l. in
cacullb'e. We have frequently heard mothers say
they would not be without II fIom the birth Of the
child TN it had finished with the teething siege on
any consideration Whatever. Sold by all druggists.
Twenty five cents bottle. de 3l-eOdlw
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rn Me Edito,rs al the Disnntch J

1t is due 20 the friends Of John f. PoiT-
dexter to correct an impression made by a
statement in your reporters review OF his
case published in your issue OF oday.
Among some other minor errors, 1t Is there
stated that ga petition was sent to Cover
nor Holiday" &c.-a statement that Nigh,
seem to measure by only one petition The
sympathy felt for him. The fact Is that pc
titions by The dozen from this and other
cities of the State were numerously signed
In his behalf-among them petitions from
members OF the Legislature signed by three
fourths OF the Senate and maioriiy OF the
House Of Delegates, petitions signed by a
majority of members OF The City Councils,
and others needless to mention. Aud II
may be some satisfaction to bis friend,
to know that a generous, disinterested
sympathy enlisted the efforts OF such men
as Ex-Governor Kemper, Major John W
Daniel. and others Of the oest and traest In
! the State, 10 induce tue Governor TO inter
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-13
LOCAL MATTERS.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCIAL meeting OF the
Board OF Directors OF the Chamber of Com.
meree was held yesterday afternoon in'the
rooms OF the Boal d-President N0lting in
the chair. Present: Messrs. Potts, VIII
lisms, Hill, Rogers, Dunlop, Hawes, Chill
drey, Rosenbaum, Baskeryill, Jones, and
CTensbaw.
Several members who were absent at the
last meeting OF the Board were excused.
The Chair stated 10 the Board that he had
received from Mr.. Lovensten. member OF
the House OF Delegates from this city, a let
ter asking tine views OF the Board on bill
now pending in the House OF Delegates for
a branch road from Hanover junction TO
the Chesapeake bay, and that he had replied,
after consulting several members OF the
Board, that it would be impOlitic for the
Board TO express any opinion, but that the
city is doing all il can to deepen the river.
Sundry papers were received and filed.
Mr.. John A. Curtis, Of the Virginia Tow
ing Company, on the one side, and Mr.. Ed
wards, Of Norfolk, representing the Vir-
ginia Pilot Association, and Mr.. John S.
Wise, on the Other, appeared before the
Board and addressed the body in favor Of
and against the bill now pending in the
House OF Delegates proposing to amend the
pilot laws.
After full discussion the question was
referred to the Committee on Outward
Trade.
Adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-13

INSTALLATION OF OEFICERS.-At the regu.
lar meeting OF Stonewall Jackson Lodge,
No. 100, !. .. G. t., held in Boltz's Hall,
Orleans street, ID. G. w. c. Il. l.. Harrison
installed the following officers for the ensu-
ing quarter: Lewis Schloss, Worthy Chief
Templar; Miss Freddie Cottam, w. Il. II.
s.; Miss Hattie Perry, W. l.. II. s.; Miss
Adde Leonard, w. V. T.. William Speare,
w. f. S; f. II. CARRIER, w. X. S.. Miss b.
r. Smoot, w. T.; Miss NJ. T. Smoot, w. c. ;
Charles II. Kauielt, w. NJ. Mrs. c. II.
Kaufelt, w. ID. NJ; Miss Sallie A. CARRIER,
w. /. g.; John Duke, W. S.. Edward Will
liarnS, L. w. G. II. This lodge is steadily
increasing in membership and is doing a
great deal of good in its section OF the city
i'm the cause OF temperance.
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RIcHMoND. Va. February IL, 1880.

10 ~ l.. McCTeadB President Old Domia-
ion Steamship Compony Mem York, and
COionet H. +. DOugiaSs, Generai Superin-
tendent Of Richmond. YOrh Ricer and
Chesapeake Railroad Company, Rich-
nlOnd:
Gentlemen,-I have great pleasure in re-
turning the thanks Of The Executive Com
mittee OF the Irish Relief Society OF Rich
mond for your very liberal proposition to
transport 1000 barrels OF flour from Rich
mond 10 New York, and thence to the
ocean steamer. free OF cost, for the suffer-
ing poor of Ireland.
After careful examination, and learning
the views OF proper parties in Ireland, our
committee have deemed 1t best TO remit
money, and not -four. and therefore you
will be deprived the pleasure OF carry
ing out the charitable offer you made our
committee on behalf OF Ireland.
This whole community will long remem-
Der your kindness, and each member OF the
Executive Committee unite with me in re-
turning their thanks.
On behalf Of the committee, your obcdient
servant, THOMAS Ports, secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-13

FAY-BRADDON COMMUNICATIVE Eva
Fay and the Fay-Braddon Comlnation will
appear at the Theatre tonight in SO grand
spiritual combination in full gas.light.'
The following are some Of the tests that
usually take place in presence OF these me-
diums A table rises four 10 five feet and
float, in mdair. Spirit hands and faces aIe
plaialy seen and recognized by their
friends. Many communications are usually
received and recognized by friends in the
audience. Flowers are brought and passed
10 the audience by hands plainly seen. a
guitar is played and passed around the
room by the invisible power, Bells are
rung, harps are played. &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-13

MEXICAN-WAR VETERANs-DELEGATEs TO
THE NATIONAL AssOCIATION.-Ata a meeting
of the Mexican veterans Captain j. b.
Laurens presiding-held in this city at the
law office Of Robert G. Scott, Esq, yester-
day. on motion the following persons were
appointed delegates to their National Asso-
citation that meets in Norfolk on the 23d of
February next: Captain Robert G.. Scott,
Mr. John Boucher, Captain j. B. Laurens,
Major John Poe, Mr.. Jacob Abrams. Mr..
5. &. Curry, Mr.. A. L. Crouch, and Mr.
James Levere; and the following persons
alternates: Mr.. Charles Il. Jones, Colonel
A. Z. Bennett, Lieutenant John j. Fry,
Messrs. stephen d. Leiellier, Theo. Nun
naly, John Moore, and Thaddeus Foster.
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RICHMOND. VA. February -. 1850


10 HaraH- CrenShdU NiHS Company, DIM
Top d McCqrce, Galteg0 MUS Manufac-
turing Company:
Gentlemen,-I beg to assure you that
have 4 pleasant duty assigned me by the
Executive Committee Of the Irish Relief So
ciety OF Richmond to return you their
thanks for your liberal proposition to sell
Us 1000 barrels -four ut a reduction Of
twenty-five cents per barrel below your low
est cargo price. This liberal offer would
have been accepted by the committee, bnt
teegram> from Ireland assIred our commit
tee that remttances Of money was now
more desirable, and we have complied with
the expressed wish. We deem it but right
and prop'r 10 publicly acknowledge your
liberal offer. and to assure you OF our high
appreciation Of your charitable act, and re-
gret not being able to accept your hand
some offer to the poor OF Ireland.
With high considerations, your obedient
servant, THOMAS POTTS, Secretary.
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pose bis prerogative, which bis sense o
, official dufy has declined. These petition:
and appeals were by no means confined "a
the personal friends Of the prisoner. To
very many OF the sigaers he is personally
unknown; but they probably agree with
the opinion Of high State official, that bis
deed "arcse from no depravty. malice, or
wickedness OF heart; that such circuuS.
stances might involve any other young
man y; aud their feelings were stirred in
behalf OF the victim Of "a calamity that
may overtake any young man in this com.
munisy," to cite the public uttersnce Of the
judge who tried his case.
Very respectfully,
CHARLES PoiSpLxTER.
February II. 1880.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-13

JAPANESE TEA-PARTY TO-NIGHT.-The
Ladies Sewing Society Of the Second Bap-
list church will give japanese tea-dIink-
ing in their lecture-room this afternoon be-
tween and O'Clock TO the little folks, each
child retaining cup and saucer.
At O'Clock new library for the Sunday
school, containing between three and four
hundred volumes, Will be presented to the
school by the Society, the pastor, Rev.
Henry Mcdonald, ID. d., making the pre-
sentatoD; after which the tea-drnking will
be resumed by the young ladies and old
folks.
The ladies have also refreshments OF all
kinds, and will be happy to serve their
friends.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-13

PERSONALS AND BRIEFS, Professor w.
Taylor Thorn. who was injured several
weeks ago near Hollns Institute, is slowly
recovering. Mr.. Lucien ii. Cooke has been
recalled from the Law School at the Uni
versity OF Virginia TO take Professor ThOm's
place. Mr.. Cooke is a graduate OF Wash
ington and Lee University, and will no
doubt dill the place aeceptably. Professor
Thom will resume his duties as soon as his
health will permit. The position has been
filled with great satisfaction by Professor
Thnm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-13
NO. 38.

persons charged with SANDER, larceny, re
ceiying stolen goods. &C., &c. These case.
VIII come UP before the Mayors Court to
day. -
The court for ihe trying Of civil warrant,
win convene ibis morning.
Dir. w. i. Giibgow wilIrepresent Friend.
ship Lodge, Knights Of Pythias, of this citv,
at The Grand Lodge OF Virginia. which con.
yenes Mt Lyncbbnrg next Tuesday.
One OF Beattie's stages will ~ taken from
the line to-day temporarily. The first stage
VIII leave Manchester ~ 8 o'cicck A., VI
and every hour afterwsrd until 6 p. VI.
Leave Richmond at " A. NJ. and every
hour until 81 Z. VI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-13

Death Of an EStimobie Lady-Mrs. Fan
nv Macon, mother G.. X. Macon, Esq, died
at the residence OF her ,On.in-law, Colonel
John G.. Clarke, IN this city, Wednesday IL
iernoon, in the eighty.third year OF herlg
she was a most cstmable lady, and wSs ep
dowed with many excellent traits OF cha :.
acter. Her funeral will take place from ne
Meade-Memoral chuTch this afteruo0a al
% O'Clock.
At the request o, the State rep0Tts for
Manchester, The statement that the V.lneral
Of Mrs. Macon took place yesterday was in.
correct. lie was misiniormed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-13
LOST. sTRAYED. AND POUND.
kebfs f.ttN..
EOR RENT. THAT DESIRABLE (ya
IL STnRE ON tho .nIfh .ihn OF krhnn sirrcl III

EOR RENT. THAT DESIRABLE Fra
Il STORE on the sOIlh SIDE OF lirJad street ILl
between Ninth and Tenth street. ana adjoining the
city Hall with several rooms above. THIS proper
" was recently occuned as bl!-.oom aud Billiard
~ loon. for which b is well SUI ed.
Also, that DESIRABLE STORE No. us, on
Main street between Seventh an Eighth street,
with Ia g dwelling above. combining eight rooms
with modern Improvements, aud Is well suited for
boarding. house.
Also. TWO LARGE STORE-HDC.ES. No. O07
and lOll. the youth side oi Cary street bttweeu
Tenth and Eleventh. streets. With 'front.' on the
Basin bank
Also, SEVERAL COAL-YARiyS on the Basin
bank. betVeen Eighth an Tenth streets.
AsO, that DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING,
No. 10 Twelfth street between Broad and Marshall
streets, containing nine room. with modern I'M
p-ovelneuis an5 In ~ rfect order.
ALo, BRICK DWELLING, No. 627 F1urh
street between CLAY and Leigh. containing seven
rooms, bssides bathroom, III chen and servants
room !.
Also. FRAME DWELLING Nc-I0l4 west Clay
street with Ave be- ides kite hen and servants
rooms.
Also. FRAME DWELLING. Eo. 20l0 Main
street, Libby Hill with five rooms.
Also. the DWELLING over tns stofe Of Mesars.
Paine ~ NOwlin. on hau street let wcen thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets.
Also. TWO LARGE BRICK STABLES on the
alley leading from Eighth - Ninth streets between
Msr, ball and Clay ueets.
Apply To JAMES VI. TAYLOR son.
Real E,talc Agcnigaa1 AuctiOneers-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-13

A'fthsapFU- hst tDa hsb icCVs
10 &. g. Fronchiyn. Esq. CNndrd Line,
Neto YORK.; John q. Date, Esq. inmGn
Line, New York; NeSSrS. Williams 6
Guidn, Guian Line, NeD York;
Genilemen,-I am instructed by the Ex-
ecutive Committee OF the Irish Relief So
ciety OF Richmond 10 return their most sim
cere thanks for your very liberal PROPOSE
ton TO transport any fiou; or other produce
our Society should desire to send to Ireland
free OF transportation from New York to
Liverpool. After n careful consideration
we have concluded to remit money, which
depriyes you from carrying out the very
charitable offer you have made us. We de-
sire publicly to acknowledge your kindness
to the Richmond Relief Society and to the
suffering poor OF Ireland, and a grateful
public will not forget such liberal acts as
that proposed by your several lines OF steam
ships.
have the honor to remain, gentlemen,
on behalf OF the Irish Relief Society, your
Obedlent servant,
THOMAS POTTS. Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-13

RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY RAILROAD
CoMPANY.-W call the attention OF our
readers to the notice given by the Richmond
and Allegheny Railroad Company. The as
sociates are anxious TO get as large a local
interest as possible IN their project. The
time given Is limited, but the scheme is well
understood here, and the associates deem IL
important to close the subscription finally
on the 2lst instant. Upon closing this sub
scription $500, 900 In bonds Will be imme-
diately offered the public.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-13
JAPANESE TEA-PAREY.

VHE LADIES' SEWING CIRCLE OF
Il The SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH will have
q JAPANESE TEA-DRINkING for the children
in nthcre ,ture-room on FRIDAY AFTERNOON the
I3ih infant from 10 O'Clock. Zach child by
paving 25 cents can get cup of tea aud keep the
CUP and saucer 10 take home with ihem or for 10
cents buy saucer Of ice cream aud retain the
saucer.
Al O'Clock p. VI. ihs Library will be presented 10
the Snnday school by the pastor. Rev. lENRY NC
PART will be resumed fnr ladies and gentlemen
on tbe same terms as above. Refreshments served
al the usual prices. fe lZ-2tk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-13

DiSDatch HeddqudrterS.-Sinee Mr. r.
V. Owen has closed his store to engage in
some other business the Dispatch head
quarters in Manchester will be at Mr.. 4. G..
Eyans's store, on Hull between Eighth and
Ninth streets. Advertisements, &C., for
publication in the DiSp0tch il left there
will be promptly received and attended
to. Communication can be made with the
Dispatch Office in Richmond from this city
up 10 midnight through the telephone at
Mprlitl's
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-13

The seeds or sickness aud of death
In a disortIered mouth are sown:
When bad the teeth or foul the breass,,
Both soul and body lose their tone.
TIL sozoDoST's brought into play,
And sweeps those dire defects away.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-13

THE PorNDExTER BILLIE THE PRISONER
Is SENT ON PUBLIC WORKS HE IS NOT 10
WEAR THE CoNyiCTs' 'sUIT-PRoPoITIoN
TO WIDEN TWELFTH STREET.-THE
AMENDMENT TO THE CITY CHARTER
THE RoTUNDA FIGHT AND JUSTICE
CRUTCHFlELD-A TELEGRAPHfC ACT OF
AssEMeLY-NEw COUNTY TO BE FORMED.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-13

CoLORED INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD
TEMPLAEs. Saint Agnes Lodge, No. 10,
has installed the following officers: J. c.
Furgusson, worthy chief tcmplar; William
s. Sclden, worthy vice-templar; Thomas
II. Lewis, worthy secretary; Leroy NJ. Lee,
worthy assistant secretary; William ii.
Simms, worthy financial secretary; Joseph
Il. Scott, worthy treasurer; Rev. Thomas
W. Cain, worthy chaplain: Aaron Patter-
son, worthy marshal. Samuel Wilson, wOr-
thy inside guard; John Taylor, worthy
outside guard; Carter Lawson, worthy
right supporter; John Wallace QuarIc>,
worthy left supporter; Joseph Louis,
lodge deputy. Delegates to Grand Lodge !:
AlesSrS. Cain, FurgussOn, Selden, Louis,
and Patterson. Membership, 2S.
Christian Welcome Lodge, No. 7, |. o..
q. t.. have installed the following officers
Israel Worden. w. c. T.; p. Robinson, W.
Y. T.; l.. Worden. W. s.; William Robin
son. W. \. :. Il. q. Williams, w. +. :. :;
Welfare Williams, w. T.; L. 4. Gray, w.
e.; Il. Il. LauIy, ". NJ; Richmond Mel.
son, w. ID. NJ: George Miles, w. |. g. :;
+. f. Hopson, w. o. g.. George l.. Lau-
ry, w. Il. II. :. W. II. Worden, w. l.. IL.
s; +. II. Gray, p. w. c. Z.
This lodge meets at COmbs's Hall every
Tuesday night. Membership, %.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-13

ARGUMENT IL THE CIRCUIT CorRT.-Ar-
gumeut In the suit OF II. s. McComb and
others as. the w. and D. railroad was heard
yesterday. Colonel II. II. Lee and Mr.. II.
Il. Barton spoke, and the latter is expected
to finish to-day. Hon. Thomas r. Bayard,
one OF the counsel in the case, will follow
Colonel Lee. Judges Meredith and Robert
son will wind up the argument.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-13
For the Disnatch.l

The managers OF the Retreat desire to re-
turn thanks for the following donations :
One lot OF preserves and jelly, Mrs. G.. II.
Burwell; handsome flOWer-stand OF grasses.
Mrs. Morton old linen, d" from a Friend: "
old linen, anonymously; one infants crib,
Mrs f.: 81 Mrs. A. :. Lee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-13

Tie Elliott 6rayS Again Boeajag. The
Elliott Grays, OF t0is city, have 0)mmepced
preparations for the celebration OF their
nineteenth anniversary, whleh takes place
on the 10th Of May. The atap.' promises to
be a notable event. The courthouse viii
be illuminated and bonfTes will be kindled.
The Marine band OF Portsw oulh is expected
to be present. Speeches 'gill be the order
Of The OCCASION; after Which banquet will
he given at Cersley's Dnl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-13

EXCURSION TO LYXCnBUEG. Richmond
Division, No. 4, Uniform Rank Knights OF
Pythias. will visit Lynchbure during the
session Of the Grand Lodge, leaving here
on Wednesday evening next at O'Clock
Uia the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. They
offer round-irip tickets, good for eight days,
beginning from Monday, 10th instant, at
five dollars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-13

OLD DOMINION RYE wHIsKEY erght years old
~ SELECT" RYE WHIsKEY;
"MONTROsE" RYE WHISREY:
'ALLEGHANY" RYE WHisKEY:
" MIKE HARMAN" RYE WHISKEY:
- EMPIRE" BOURBON WHTsKEY;
" "INGLEsTDB" BOURBON WHrsKEY;
" WILSON" BOURBON WHrsKEY;
IlENNEssY and MARTELL BRANDY:
DUFF GORDON and other SHERRIEs.
The above brands are for sale by W. d. BLAIR 4
co. at moderate prices
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-13

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy or
rainy.
THERgONETER YESTERDAY 6 4. d., 80 /;
g A. NJ, Sc; noon. 62; z. NJ, SO Z.
NJ, 62; midnight. SO.
Mean temperature, sc sc.
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TICKETS GOOD FOR EIGHT Days
FROM FEBRUARY 10TH To 23D INCLUSIVE

RICHMOND DIVISION, NO. 4. UNIFORM
RANK KNIGHTS OF PYIHIAS, will make an
EXCURSION TO LNNCHBURG on WkDNES-
DAY the lSh instant leaving here at t. VI.
THIS l. fine opportunity 10 any one desiring TO
yl,i; The above city.
Tickets good on any train on or after the 10Th
Instant. For sale now hy sir Knight L.. T. Briggs
1907 Broad street. opposite Chesapeake and ONO
Main street. fe l3-F.M&Tu3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-13

charged lcih buying Stolen from Yes
terdiy morning George +. Smith, junk
dealer OF this plNce, was arrested, charged
with purchasing, one lot OF railroad iron,
the property o, the Richmond and Danyille
railroad, knc. wing the same 10 have been
stolen. De was recognized in the sum OF
500 fox bis appearance at court this morn
INC
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-13
AUCTION SALES TEEIs DAY.

&C. On MI gGEes CI RsaL EState mnds bstrss
le lSt NJ JGBWdTY ami int Of Jtpe t5s tdJss T.,
y the rear the tACeS hdUe 10 be patd by the seller
This custom w5s adopted about hfteen years as o
by all the real estate aZents I'm Richmond, and ap.
plies TO Richmond and yienlty.l
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, AZ +. NJ, trustees ,1'e o.
framed dwelling at the southwest corner
of Eighth and ljIfes streets. Navy tlill: aud at
= T. NJ, lots Nos. Sc and 81 in the plan OF Navy
IIill.
W. GODDlS. A. T. VI. brick tenement ~ the
northwest corner OF Cary and Second streets.
and building lot on the north sid: of Grace be-
tween FOushee ana Adams streets.