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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-12
wAyCIkEsTf1 AND VICINITY.

Brief HemS.-Seyerii persons we're bap-
tiZed at the Neadc-M Memorial church Wed
nesday night. Those blptiZed Will be con.
frued by ,hc Bishop, VINO vii visit THIS
church on sunday the 2lst instant. The
membership oi the Meade-Monorial church
has greatly Increased under the ministry OF
Rev. Nr. Stringfellow.
Justice Perdup, Of the Second Ward, still
presides a the Mayors Court in the ab-eGce
OF Mayor Clarke. Justice Foster has pre-
sided on several occasions recently. Very
few criminal eases hlye been tried at this
court during the present year q compared
with last year.
The Chesterfield County Court will bard
IL adjourn for the tern before next week.
The attendance at cOHrt during this session
h1, been very large Notwithstanding the
muddy road. in the county, which prevent
much travel. Several felony cases viii
come ND for trial in the Chesterfield CIR
cult Court at is next term.
There has not been much travelling done
over the Free bridge during the past four
weeks. The city Of Manchester has rot
turned over to the Bridge Commissioners
the 1890 which was appropriated bY the
| City Council not long ago ior the main
tenance OF the Free bridge.
The regular muSiclle oi the Beethoven
Association will take place tonight. Mr.
\. c. Harding, the musical director, has
been engaged during The past three days in
arranging the programme. The Attendance
at the nlUSis9teS lately has been unusutliy
large.
| An interesting entertainment was gwen
near Halfway, in Chesterfield county, 4 ic"
evenings since by the young ladies II the
I 4
the order Of the evening. Quite number
of the bellies and beaux Of Chesterfield ano
Petersburg were present.
The river yesterday afternoon began lt
f,lI rapidly, aud was very muddy. Th(
weather has prevented many persons who
delight in fishing from indulgne in thai
snort. Notwithstanding the muddy water
some fine perch were caught win nook aht
Ire neaY Mayo's bridge yesterday.
Vork upon the new Methodist chapel II
SwanshoIo', iu,t beyond the corporate
limits. ~ expected to be commenced at al
early date
There is one inmate in the city 1li Al pre-
.en, IN each cell. TWO OF them are lunatics
and have lust been placed therein.
No eases OF interest have been dispose'
| of In the Magistrates Court OF this city 10
some time past.
Two intermeDts have been Eade al MAUI
Cemetery tins week. Both we're coIore
Pe Thirteen operatives Of the 0ld Doniuio
iron. Works, who have been IDLE on nc aecons ~,
., V Tho strike, had to leave Tor West Virsia'
, Yesterday afternoon. About tA,s nun.o' n.o'
nave already LETT here 20 work AZ ""'
: rlaces outside OF the State. =,
: Owing to the incisment weatD.s 5,. -, u. "a
Z week the scholars Of the MethodlsS SUNG
: school have not been able to practice So
q o@ rnr the monthly meeting, when TAX
MA n,oce here next Sunday afternoon.
=, p'It II l. thought that Justice II. .. Eos.
l. i viii be appointed at the next meeting ,.,
- - ,he % civ Couuc'l to ill the vacancy . ocs s
y ~ sIoned sue e by the resignation hr. Isaac kan
y y from from the Third Ward. y selected s,,ns, DC
)" no ', doubt make an excellent councilman
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About Raiirocd PureDases-Jamcs-
River valley EOad-Chari0ttesvi
and Orange-Roard OF fraGe--srOn
Qre-FOundry. Etc.
GORpONsvlLLE, Msrch s.

GORDONSvlLLE, March 3. 1850.
Editors Dispatch: II all we hear Is true
about the extension and changing OF the
lines OF railroads, then we may expect very
soon 10 see lively time in the Old Domin-
ion.
Some persons still believe that the CheSa-
peake and Ohio railroad, to compete sue
cesSfuly for travel from the North to the
West and Southwest, must have line in
dependent Of the Virginia Midland. A
number OF suggestions have been made
among others the purchase OF the Frede-
ricksburg gauge and the road from
there 10 Alexandria.
we are informed that a new route, some
two or three miles above this place, to a
point as many miles below, has been deter.
mined on, which Will avoid the great bend
in the road aS il approaches the town. The
JameS-River Valley road must divert an
immense amount OF traffic over our road
from Clifton Forge to Richmond. This is
admitted, by our beSt-iniormed citizens.
Now let Richmond. with her influence
come to the front and see that the new road
is extended TO Newport News point.
am informed th,t 6S,0I0 miles OF road
will then give a "port o. entry " 10 your
citv which as a harbor has no superior on
this continent.
The company first in possession OF that
route will have inaugurated movement GER
tam Of success. and may hereafter defy COM
petition with any and all roads having
deep-water terminus elsewhere. with
prospect OF less railroad facilities the busi'
| neSs-men OF this town have gone to work,
so far, in the right direction. a Board q
Trade has been set on its feet, and citizens
| generally are urged to become members
Railroads are OF great value to place, Du'
| so long as people fold their arms and DC
nothing IL will be found that little business
will be transacted, though ever so grea
may be railroad facihtiSs. The short-cu
from Charlo. tesvIlle can have but little in
fluence on the prospects of this place II th'
merchants will be alive TO their own inter
! est.
Already we are told Of large deposits o
iron ore in this vicinity. Could cnterpris
and capital be found The material advance
ment OF this section would be secured be
vond doubt 10y establishing at once her
a foundry. We shall soon see what th
people will do.
1t has been developed that few location
in all Piedmont ginia are better suile'
than this for tirst-class schools.
The beautiful farms Of your former ell
zens, the Messrs. HaXqll. are in few min
Iute,' ride. The cOuntry-hOuse OF Attorney
General Field is now receiving some add
tjons. which, rumOr says, Is the precurso
of good time A.coming.' All happines
TO our Attorney-GencTal! RiCBAoND.
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The season OF blossoms and flowers VIII
soon be here, weary one, and IL will be but
a yery short time now until we can lie In a
hammock under a shady elm and listen to
the birds trill and drink in the perfumes OF
a thousand flowers, and rosy-bngered JOY
will paint MS bright picture OF happiness
all nature will laugh aud be glad, and good
table board may be had in ------ recherche
hotel. [rhis blank Will be Tiled up at usua
advertising rates. l-NeU York Express.
Two Kentucky maidens have opened
blacksmitb-sbop, aud IL is an interesting
sight TO see mule blush when the girls &C
cidentally tickle him while putting on hi
new shoes.
A citIxen OF Boston has purchased ter
dozen Of the Fifteen" puzzle Tor The U.s.
Of patients IN the City Hospital,
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Police CoURT.-ActIng Police-Justice J.
j. Crutchfed disposed OF the following
cases Yesterday:
Agnes Lewis (colored), for stealing two
pairs of stockings, valued at 81. from Court
ney Il Powell. Sent to- Jail for three hours.
Richard Hays (coloreG), charged with cut
ting and woundng Patsey Miller tcolored)
with knife. Sent Oh TO the grand jury.
James Ryan, for yagrancy, was committed
to Jail for thirty days.
Dennis Arlington (colored), for being
drunk. Discharged.
Isaiah Wingtield (colored), for assauling
and threatening the life OF Susan Winetield.
Dismissed.
Ellen Strause and Lucy COots, for being
disorderly on the street. Fined 81 each.
About one dozen persons were before the
court for allowing their hydrants to waste
waller. They were all dismissed.
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'VHIRrY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF

MRS. WINSLOW'5 SOOTHING SYRUP is the
prescription Of ore Of the best :ema.e physicians
aud nurses in the United States, and has been used
for thirty years with neverfaiing safety and sue
cess by millions Of mothers and children, from the
feeble infant OF week Old TO the adult. IL cor
reefs acidity OF the stomach, relieves wind cole
regulates the bowels and gives rest, health, and COM
fort to mother and child "e belle IL the best and
sui est remedy In the world IN all eases OF DYSEN-
Terry and DIARRHEt IN CHILDREN, whether
II arises from teethng from any other cause Full
directions for using win accompany each bottle,
None genuine unless the fdc-simue Of CURTIS X
PERKINS / on The outside WRAPPER.
Sold by all medicine dealers. 20 cents a bottle.
de 7-nOdlw
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! SrPREME C0uRT or ArPEAr.s. - Taylor
DC rs. Lancaster and ois. From fhe Chan
Gerry Court OF the city OF Richmond. AZ
lirmed, Judge Moncure delivering the opla.
Ion.
CockerlIe US. Dale's administrator. From
The Circuit Court cf Fairfax county. AZ
iirmed, Judge Anderson delivering tho
opinion.
Brown rs. Hull, survivor From the
Circuit Court OF Loudon county. Re-
yersed, Judge Staples delivering the opin-
ion.
Harman as. City OF Lvnchburg. From
The Circuit Court Of the city Of Lynctrburg
Affirmed, Judge Burks delivering the
opinion.
Leakc's executor and ais rs. Leake and
ats. Appeal allowed and Supersedeys
awarded to decree Of The Chancery Court
OF ihe city OF Richmond, pronounced April
4, 1878.
Hunter, &C.. US. W. and A. Turnpike
Company. Rule to print made absolute,
and cause dismissed.
Commonwealth Us. johnson and ais. Ar
gued by the Attorney-Ge for the Com
monweath and submitted.
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

The genuine are never sussr-cOated.
Every box has red wax seal on the lid' Win the
impresson DIR. MCLASE's LIVER PILLS.
The genuine MCLANE's LIVER PILLS bear the
signatures Of c. McLANE aud kLEMING BROS. on
the wrappers.
Ips,, upon having the genuine DR. c. MCLANE's
r,ryp Pills. prcpared by Fleming Bros, OF
Pittsburgh, Pa, the market being full of limitations
n the p,ne NcI.ANs, spelled differently but same
pronunciation. my lZ-ueo"iS
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SENT TO JAIL.-ln the Police Court yes
terday morning Fanny Cbalkley "a muIa'tp
woman) vas charged with attempting 10
Kill Emily Jones (coored). and also whlte
infant about six months old.
The facts in the case did not differ mate
rally from those published in Yesterday :
Dis11fch. Emily Jones, it will be remem-
bered, was pushed out OF secohd,stoty
yirdoY by Fanny Chalkley while Emily
was drunk. She could not testify with any
certainty in regard TO the anaIr, ana a
there wa, no other witness agai, It Fanny
Cbalkley to connect her with this Offence,
.hr was acquitted. She was, however, fined
$40 and sent to jail for thirty days for at
tr,nrfirg 10 Kill The infant. The child is
row considered 10 be out OF danger, and
has been sent to the aushonse.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

URyprco n .7ws.-Tlle grand jury cf thC
peorico Co,,nt Court was In conference
tour hours yes,e rdsy. They were engaged
most of that nnn' In examining witnesse;
relative n selling kquor on Sunday.
Henrietta burton lcolored) was indicted
for breaking and entering in the daytime
the dwell,ng.honse of Emily Kelly and steal.
lng sundrv articles yaiued at g. She will
be tried o-day, aud Is Mt present confined
in Jail.
Tue grand Jury found seventeen separate
indictments against Frank HozgTefc for
selling liq,ror OH sunday. and eight for fail
ing 10 turn the Mofett beIl-punch crank as
required by law. Holzgrefe is the proprie-
tor OF a bar-room on the MechancsyIle
turnpike, near the corporate limits.
Five separate pIesentments were made
against II n. Uord, seven against Il. VI.
Sherry, two against Fritz Keck, and one
each againstJ. W. BIarkenship aud J. Il.
PockIinelon, for selling goods on Sunday.
Most of these cases will no doubt be con-
tinued until the next term OF the court.
The grand jury, after making The above
presentments, was adjourned over until
Monday.
Judge Waddill has required nine retail
liquor sellers 10 show cause why their IL
cense should not be revoked for iaiuTe 10
comply with the Monett liquor-law.
Rev. ID. II. Wallace will preach at Laurel
fill church in Fairfield district next Sun
day. This minister has charge of three df-
ferent churches in this district, and is much
liked by the different congregations.
The attendance at the different public
schools in the county during the past month
has been very large. At School No. 10, In
Varina district. the average attendance was
40. The number of scholars on the roll Is
49. Mrs. Bette NJ. Gatewood is principal
of this school.
The report Of the road commissioner OF
Tucklhoe district, in Uenrco county, shows
the expenses incurred during the past year
in keepino the roads IN good condition TO
be only Sl8.SG. The reports OF the commits
sioners for the other districts show that
most all Of the roads in The county are at
present in good order.
The Moffctt ID 10 Ak OF some OF the
liouord dealers in the county for the month
OF February was only IL cents, hence the
grand Jury was led to inquire into the mat
ter.
There are iorty-fve liquOr-s,ores in Hen
rico county.
The attendance at the County Court yes
terdav was very small. Most OF those pre-
sent were witnesses summoned to TESTIFY
Aefore the grand jury in Iegard 10 selling
liouor on sunday. Some OF The witnesses
resided about sixteen miles from the court
house.
The Board Of Supervisors CT Henrico
county will meet tomorrow nj ii o'cioch,
and will lay the school levy for the coming
wear. Reports from several committees are
also expected to be presented.
Henrico courthouse is not properly yentI-
lated.
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KERRY Cow AT THE THEATRE.-The Muir
ply combination appeared at the Theatre
List night in Kerry Cow. In The beginning
there was hitch and delay growing out Of
some misunderstanding IN regard TO the or
chesira. After that the play went on
smoothly, and satisfactorily, 100. to the fine
audience. Kerry Cow is an Irish story, in
which there is iudiciouS blending Of love,
jealousy, soldiers, race-horscs, prisons.
escapes, and happiness. Most OF the
scenes are GOOD and much Of the
dialogue sprightly-witty, il may be
even said. The hero (Mr. Murphy Is a
black> NTH, and in one OF the acts shoes a
hor.e at his well-lurnshed stage-forge.
Some carrier pigeOns-w -welI-traned ones
BRING the news OF the race 10 the heroine.
3lr. Murphy's support l. a good one. and
the performance IS very enjoyable to pen'
pie OF all degrees. The gallery BOYS Wer'
especially demon1trailge in their applan-'
last night.
Kerry Cow will be repeated tonight.
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AGCE AND FEVER.

n, G. McLAxE's LIVER FILLS, in cases
.ery AND FEVER, when taken with quinine' are
,,osuctiye Of the most happy results. NO oe''er
,,hartc can be used preparatory to or after taxing
,uinine. We would advise allwho are afflicted with
this disease 10 give them FAIR TRIAL
For al bilious ocrangemonts' aud as simple pur-
s,tye, thy are uneGualled.
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FuNERAL OF COUNCILMAN lRyIN-]he
funeraI of this gentleman took place yes
terday evening at O'Clock from ST. Peter 5
G,ihedral. The procession was one OF the
largest ever seen in this city. There were
seyenty-six vehicles in the line. Ths mem
hers OF the Board OF Aldermen and Com
mon Council attended in body.
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BRIEFs.-A mule belonging 10 q countfy-
man from lIcniic0 county dropped dpaa II,
harness YESTERDAY afternoon on Marshall
street. near SIKH.
Ire rcmllns oi Tim Morris, the cele-
bfa'ed negro minstrel, WHO died in ProY!-
doucr. T.. l.. a,t Saturday, were not sent
10 ,bs ci,v. ~ was expected. but were IN
terre at Providence.
Yesterday morning 4 shutter ri me rest
danra or DR.. George b. steel, On Main street
poar Eightn, caugnt on fire from = gas JET.
I he fire Vas soon discovered, however, and
cXttnguished. -.
Uenry Taylor (coIoreGl, from Franklin
c,luty. was received at the pfn'entllfy
Yesterday. 10 serve Il term of two wears foi
bou,e.breaking. The charges for trans
norta,iop, DC amouutcd 10 So %.
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CHAMBER OF C0MMERCE.-A meeting OF
the Board of Directors Of the Climber OF
Commerce wes held yestcrdly afIernoon-
President =. .. N0ung in the chair. Pre-
sent: Ne. srs. BIankenship. ilaweS, Jones,
watkins. Dunlop. PARCEL. CrCnshaw, and
Childrev.
A number OF communications were re-
caiyod and lied, or referred TO appropriate
committees: but no business OF special in
tere,t was transacted and the Board adj
burned.
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OFFICE or REDMOND AID
ALIEGiIAsY RAILROAD
.>s1..r ~, Mach y 1850.

rI,O THE FORMER AGENTS = Nd EM.
[ pIoYRES Oe TIE JA1ES RIVER Anu
KASAWHA COMPANY: . c..., 80.
j. 7. WILLIAMS hs. D,e, ppin,s IN ,,.s,"s ,.rr.
.s,n'"g 40 The c.ai decks, aud water poser Is re-
c.rred 10 him yon viii Teii.D son n'aves ans >
nh.t.1 Won will make sour r'poris to anu seS.s.r
vn,s Instructions from 'ee sup"ri.sm,sn. ,rn aa,',
Re eau lake complete esarKe Sou W. p' ,ns, Ssvs
| he rraptrty and project me is'stes's '"a' ""'
| n. rc,ofore been eniruIed 10 Nou. u..c,.,,,,
noRERT Is. sNEAO has een ApIsin,en . =, v.,ns ,e
Of his Company. aud all collectors VIII INV
nnh n,h ot,,eers should be asiressd e RichEona
nh Q I0t II. {. PARSONS, vice'Sssss@ea~
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MOTHER GOosE."-0ur citizens nave
great Measure in store for them IN the
!" Neither Goose entertainment " to be given
at Mozart Hall this evening under the
auspices OF the ladies' Of Centenary ehuren'
over one hundred children are to take part
and what with the tender age OF the per-
formers and the splendor Of the costumes
we Will have an exhibition both rare and
| .nsf
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DEATH OF CAPTAIN LAwRENcE.-Captaln
NJ. ). Lawrence, OF The sieaintuS ",aoe
Meade. died on board OF that BOAT III On!
Point wednesday night, after s'sNhes. Ol
a few days. He bad been running on .nS
river about ten years, and was an ola anu
experienced officer.
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CoLORED REPUBLICANS AND TIE STACNTON
CONVENTION. The City Central tRepuoli'
cau) Committee and five delegates from each
Of the wards in the city met wednesday
night on the corner OF Seventh ana broau
streets. They passed resolutions fayorlng
the Staunton Convention, and recommend
ed that each ward be Represented IN ih't
| Convention by colored men exclusively.
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II. GLLYsON " co., advertising agents, insert ad.
vertisements Ia all Of the newspapers Of the Unses
SEees IS publishers rates. Orders left at the DIS
patch couutipg-room VIII receive prsmp. stt.n
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OLD DOMINION RYE WHIsKsY eight years old
: select aud " MoDtrose y Rye Whis hey, Em-
pirr" and Ing esider y Bourbon Whlskey ;"Pi'a.
ua," Santa Clara" aud aIl grades OF Cigars
Iieunessy AMI Mir.el BrtDdy, Duff Gorden and
Ssaer sherTies at moderate prices, by
W. ID, BLAIR Co.
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The rosebud opening u the morn,
While YET he dew hanrs on The tbor.r.
Fxhalss lees sweetness Iran Is wont
To bresibe from lips that sozoDoyr
Siis touched with a soft crimson glow
Tat shows the dazzling teeth off SC.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and cool.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 a. NJ, 80;
0 A. NJ, So; noon, 60; =. NJ. Sc 6 T..
~, As; midnight. 3S.
Mean temperature, 50s.
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when you wish to take Cod-Livcr OH use the
EinuI ION made by PURCELL. LADD & Co. with
HypophOs pnes Of Lime and Soda. Price, soc.
For sale by al druggists.
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TIE VEsT KID GLOVE. the best.dttlny hid
glove the best and easit fastening sid glove Is the
FOSTER. LEVY BROTHERS sell them.
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CAPITOL.-The Governor sent to the Sen
ate Tuesday night though the communlca.
ton was not read) the following names OF
the Eoard OF Visitors to the Female Uni
yersilv, near Danyille: Berryman Green,
John w. Daniel, Bishop Francis N. WHIT
tie. Bishop John j. Kcane, John II: Gayle,
Abram Fukersou, and Henry W. Murray.
The Governor has gone to winchester.
The enrolled bills OF the recent session
make 5j3 pages against 42G pages at the
preyious session. Most OF the work was
done during the last two weeks.
Mr.. p. II. McCaull. Clerk Of The House OF
Delegates. has gone to his home. in Pulaski.
4 number OF members Of the General AS
sembly will leave for New York in the
steamer which sails to-day.
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LEcruRs. On Tuesday evening next at
8 O'Clock Rev. G. A. Lucas VIII deliver hi'
lecture on "Wonders OF the Great fyra
MIDI for the benefit Of the Ladies, SEWING
Circle Of the Sevenlh.str@t Chs'slla!
church,
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EMINENT DIR. W. =. sryUARr,


IconfdeDily rceommeno CoIdeBs LfFBfc's
LIQUID EXTRACT OF SEEF fof ssnTumDion. de-
billy. weakness, &c. have tested with uplver-
snl enccpss
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PROFESSOR LAuBE's SNTUzpAY soIBEEs
Season tickets for gsnttmen redsced 10 Sl.25, and
ladies Z5c.: 10 be haa OF RAMOs Z MesEs.
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z. WRITLocK, l443 Main street, MANUFACTURER
Of eighteen different brands of Cue Cigars. Send
for nrioe-list.
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FAST TRAIx TO LYNcBBuRd.-O ana az
ter Sunday March lfth 'I - and
train viii be run between this city anu
Iyncbhnyg. leaving here at 9:30 A. NJ. ana
arriving al Lynchburg at $50 p: VI.
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For Coughs, Colds, and Consump,iOn. use PrR'
CELL, LADD & CO.'S Emulsion of COd-Livcr Oi
with Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda. Price
soc. For sale by all druggists.
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TRY THE FOSTER KID GLOVES, and you viii bt
suited In quality and fit; besides which you get the
patent lace fastening, which no other make of kid
gloves have.
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B.ECpSGES.
Nv PYRAMID"
ALECTURH BY REV. &. :. LecAS
for the benefit OF tn

UEIItHt VI fE'~
LADIES', skWiNG CIRCLE OF SEVENTH
STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH,
rr-ESDAY. MARCH 16rH, AT O'CLOCK T. a.
Tickeis. 10 conis TO be had AT IN; Do.h,,ores "a
AIpS,rs Josiah kyEni 20 oia-., oa,' * ,a..s -;
enu e =. w, ,n,s NH lo- 1T
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BUY TIE BEST KID GLOVE IN The marke'. IT,
do so yon must purchase the FOSTER, OF LEVY
BROTHERS..
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WUtTLOcK's SC. KEY WEST CrGAR. has no SUI
perlOr. Beware of inla;ions.
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40 TROUBLE TO FAsTEN TiIE FOSTER Kiu
GLOVES. LEVY 8RorusRs sell the FOSTER XII
GLOVES
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For real GOOD l0C. CIGAR take WHITLoCK'S
MODEL IL has no equal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-12

SAVE aCNEY by having your printing done s,th
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-12

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-12

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