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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-09

CHURCH NOTEs.-At the Second Presby-
teTian church, although the day was in
clement, very good congregations gathered
both In ti,s morning and afternoon. Rev.
DR.. B. M. Smith, OF Union Theological Sem.
inary, preached able sermons on timely
ttemes. His morning subject, based on
Matthew xvi, cS, was "The Nature OF the
Kingdom which Christ Came to Establish"
practically applied in the consideration Of
the questions, Who belong to this king
doml' and What are my reisiions TO this
klngdom?" His afternoon sermon. from
James IT., IL. was demonstration OF the
agreement OF the teact Sngs Of the Apostles
Paul and James on the great doctrines OF
Justification by faith eviDced in the works
to which faith leads. The subject was Illus
trafed In 8 clear and foreibe manner by
events In common life and actual expe-
rience. Those who were so fortunate as to
hear these sermons felt amply repaid for
going to church through the storm.
At the Second Baptist church Rev. Jo-
seph T.. Carter, pnstor-eIect OF Wilson, N.
G., preached good sermon In the morning.
At night the pastor preached, and baptized
one persou.
At Seventh Street Christian church the
pastor filed his pulpit morning and night,
and baptized one person and received one
for baptism.
At the Manchester Baptist church the
pastor filled bis pulpit morning and night.
This church has engaged a room 10 Swans
boro', and expect to open mission Sunday
school there next Sunday at % p. NJ.
At the Bapts; ministers meeting yester-
day Drs. Mcdonald and Garlick aud Rev.
G. II. Ryland were appointed committee
TO confer with the trustees OF Richmond
College In reference to putting some memo
! ial Of Rev. DIR. Jeter at the college.
On Sunday night Il religious meeting for
the benefit Of The students at Richmond
College was conducted in the College hall
by Professor Harris. with good attend
ance.
AT Union.Staiion Methodist church one
person was received on certificate. The
usual services were held in the other
churches.
At the Monumental church on Sunday
the pastor baptized four adults and admin
i,tered the Holy Communion.
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BRIkFs AND PERsONAIs..-The Norwegian
bark Molland, EmaDuelsen master, cleared
from the custom-bouse yesterday for Santos,
Brazil. with cargo of -four (2,ls0 barrels)
valued at Sl6.4J9.
The mass meeting OF the Sunday-School
Society OF all Denominations was postponed
on last Sabbath on account Of the inclenen-
cy OF the weather. The meeting will be
held at DR.. Preston's church on the third
Sunday in this month.
Policeman Schutte's funeral took place
Sunday afternoon and was largely attended.
A detachment OF police from each district
escorted the remains 10 the grave.
Fears are entertained for the safety OF the
German brig Flora, Ode master, which
ssiled from Richmond November 18th FOL
Rio Grande do Sui. The vessel bad not ar
rived at her destination February 23d.
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POLICE CoURT.-ActiAg Poliee-Justice D.
T. Crutchfeld presided at the Police Court
Yesterday, aud disposed OF the following
cases. D.,
II. r. Cronie and w. b. Donaldson, ior
aohtino in the market-house during market
hours. donaldson was fined 81 and Cronie
was discharged. ,.,
Juliu, Williams (colored), charged with
being 'tlisorderly in the street, was nned SZ'
job Harris (coored). for unlawfully as
saulf ing and beating Henry 'arne't' D's'
cha .ged on payment OF costs.
Thomas McDonough, for unlawfuliy as
9, hitting and kicking William Sutherland.
DISCHARGED on payment OF costs. :,
sylvia Lucas and sallie Taliaferro (both
colored), charged With unlawiulIy ASSAULT. assault
| ing and beating William Jefferson (coiored
with brick, were discharged on payment
of costs 1920.
AdoIphus Riddle, for yagrancy, was sent
to Jail for thirty days.
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Posr-OFFIcE SrATIsTICs.-The following
Ia report OF mail matter delivered and col
lected by the letter-carrlers at this office for
the month Of February, 1880: Carriers en-
ployed, 16; delivery trips daily, 2, Q, and
/; collection trips daily, 2, 8, and A.; regis
tered letters delivered. 1,l02; mail letters
delivered, 110,lls; mail postalcards deliy-
cred, S3,037; local letters delivered, 0,626 /;
local postal-cards delivered, 9,127; newspa-
pers, &C.. delivered, 81, 1855; letters returned
TO the office, 271; letters collected, 60,363
postal.csrd collected, 23,7o7i newspapers,
&c., collected, 6,8ll.
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MONTHLY METHODIST MEETTNG.-The
Mefhodists OF this city have inaugurated a
monthly meeting, to be held on the We'd
neSdsy night after the first Sunday in each
month at one Of the Methodist churches, in
which all the pastors and members OF the
other Methodist churches unite. These
meetings are intended to promote Christian
union and fellowship among all the Method
lists OF the city. The exercises consist in
prayer, singing, and addresses, the latter
delivered by ministers and laymen on sub
jects pertaining 10 the common interests OF
the Church. The second Of this series OF
unon-meetings will be held on Wednesday
night Of this week at Park.Pace Methodist
church. Rev. William Il Judkins will pre-
side, and Rev. Wesley Walden, OF Union
Station, followed by Joseph n. Wilkinson,
Esq, OF Broad-Street Methodist church, will
deliver the opening address.
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5O5 BROAD STREET.

Look at the assortment Of PAPER and ryvg-
LOPEs. IN boxes, at 10, 2, IA. ie, 10 20. 30.
33, 40, snd 50c., which Is cne thir less than
the same qualities and styles are sold In town..
have one speeiaty Of "a sheets OF PAPER, 12
CARDS. and 80 ENVELOPES, that paases all
who see It.
HANDSOME NEW scpAP-ALBUMs, AUTO
GRAPH ALBUMS. PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
sPRING-BACK MUsIC-FOLIOs. MUSIC
BOXES. &C.. boush. te ore the fise. Which was
20 per cent.
A few NICKEL. Crooks, making The line again
complete every one fully warranted.
TUMBLERs, Iiaber and star patterns, at 35c. per
dozen.
New. pattern JELLY. PRESERVE. and PIC.
KLE-D!sHEs, in glass, at l0c.
EHAIR-BRUsBEs. DREssiNG.CCMnS, TUCK
ING,C0MBs, HAIR PINS, ROUND CoMBy.
TOfLET-MIRR0Rs. CLOIHES.RRUSHEs,
wHIsK.BR0OMs, T0ILET SOAPS, &C., &C.,
In great variety. and nj very low prices.
ffsAYING CARDS. DoMIS0Es, CHIPS. CHESS,
BACKGAMMON. &c.s &C. to s,dt ~.
Another invoice ~ CARRIAGE aud BUGGY
WHIPS at al prcss. from csc. TO ~. fa} =
RiDING-WHIPs. IA fine rsw-ziie-eoyered or M
e6vered--at 10 TO acc.
See cur assortment or ROUND-wOOD BOWLS,
rREhD-TRAYs, sTEwPANs teovsred or un-
coyereo). POgCELAJN-LiNED PKEsERv-
ING-KET1LEs. CoLANDERs. BROOMs,
FLOO R.BRUsHES. DUsT-SRusHES,
CRgMB-BRUsHfs Rwith without pans),
TEE-TRAYs. CbHds sTABLE-1RAYs, &C., &c.
| All sizes LADIES FOXED CATERS and GRAIN
IEArHER SHOES, IL ~.
MEMS HEAVY BRDGANs at 81.
MEMS STIFF aud SOFT HATS, In black or
colors--Sreat bargains
CHILDREN'S LARGE DOLL CARRIAGES.
4-WHEELED WAGONS. CAMP.CiiATRS,
ROCKING-C1iATRs, HIsH TABLE-CDAlRS,
NURSESY CHAIRS, &c.
My stock Is large and Of great variety. An goods
warranted represented. and prices low and In
| many lower ,inn can be founo In town.
". A. STEVENS,
fe27 No. sos Broad street.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Public Speaking.- After the Chesterfield
County Court adjourned yesterday the Re-
adiusters present held a political meeting,
and were addressed by Parson Massey and
W. f. Giddings. 1t is their intention TO
perfect an organization in the county. Al
the January term Of the court similar
meeting was held. Most OF those present
were drawn thither more through curiosity
to hear Mr. Massey than 10 take part In the
organization.
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-
,0. r,ght side. under the edge OF 'he ribs
To- =, oressure; sometimes the pain Is In the
ia' ,As ,stien; IS rarely able to lie on the Iei'
l''' the pain Is feu under The shoulder
e'.' -. n freoucatly extends 20 the top of'he
o1'., ,,a IS sometimes mistakes for rheuma-
So ~. .yn. The stomach Is affected With loss
u'' ,,,. md .sckaess; The bowels In general are
@sn,'. ,.s,,res Alternative with lax the head IS
-, r,,A pain, accompanied with dull heavy
- -. ,o the back part. There is generally a
.,,,..h,e loss OF memory, accompanied with
.,rs,,,ou Of having left undone something
- -, 70 have been done. a sngns, dry cough
..,,,,s an attendant The patient complains
.,,,ness ard debility; he is easily startled his
-. cc,d or burning, and he complains Of a
-, s,us.,Icn Of the skin; his spirits are low |;
-. .,,Aoush he is satisfied that exercise would be
,'~,so,,, 10 him, yet he eau scarcely summon up
s.,, enough to try IT. Ia fact. he d'strusis every
-, several Of the above symptoms attend the
-. m, cases have occurred where few OF
-, ,,,s,es. vet examination OF the body sfIer
....,A,s shown the LIVER to have beer extensive
" eeraased.
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HExRrco COUNTY CoURT.-Tbe March
term OF the Henrico Court comv ienced yes
terday. There was large attendance at
court, many being witness es who were
summoned to testify before the grand jury
Ia relatisn TO the selling ot liquor on sun
day. Judge Waddill In delivering bis
charge to the grand Jury, dwcIt at length
upon this matter. There IL large docket
TO be disposed Of st this term, and the court
il expected 10 be In session until next
week.
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DIR. r. d. CUNNINGHAM ON "THE EYE
ANp Way WE WEAR SPECTACLBs" To-
NIGHT AT ASSOCIATION HALL.-Dr r. ID.
Cunningham will tonight, before the
Young Mems Christian Association, at AS
soclation Hall, deliver his lecture on The
Eve and why We Wear Spectacles." The
lecture will be illustrated by diagrams and
models, and will be another added to the
many interesting lectures the Association
has given its members during this season.
The crowded audiences that attended Fro
fessor Winston's lectures attests the inter.
est our people feel In scientific subjects, anf
the number that will go to-nightto hear ~ &
Cunningham will, we hope, encour 20
other gentlemen OF the city TO give 10 the
Association and the community the Dtnefl
Of their literary and scientific researches
Members Of the Association admitsed free
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MEETING OF THE POLICE BOARn.-At a
meeting OF the Board of Police Commits
sjoners held yesterday afternoon John F.
Sh,nberger was appointed policeman to
6l the vacancy in the force occasioned by
the death OF Joseph r. Schultz. .
Mr.. Sbinberger is well.known cItizen OF
Marshall Ward, and a man OF high charac-
ter. He is a saddle aud harness-maker by
trade. and has recently been in the employ
of Watkins & Cottrell.
The following resolution was adopted by
Resoived, That DO application for posi-.
tion on the police force will be considered
by the Board unless the same be FORWARDED q
through the clerk. and that The clerk OF the
Board be directed to present no application
unless the tax receipt Of the applicant loi
the preceding year he therein enclosed.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To. DAY. - For the Middle
Atlantic states, falling preceded by higher
barometer along the coast. temperature du-
ring Tuesday, northeast southeast winds.
increasing cIoudiness, and occasional rains
or snow.
For the South Atlantic States, stationary
followed by falling barometer, easler!y veer-
ing to sou,herly winds, with higher tenn.
perature in the northern portion, and
cloudy weather with rain.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and cooler.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: o A. NJ, 46;
0 A. Nj, AZ: noon, SO; i. b., 81; Z.
a., 81; midnight, 10.
Mean Temperature. 43S.
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ALprRMAN-ELEcr.-Asw will be seen by
the proceedings OF the BOARD OF Aldermen
published elsewhere, Mr.. 4. A. Saunders
was on yesterday evening UNANIMOUSLY
elected member OF the Board OF Aldermen
from Marshall Ward to fll The vacancy &C.
casioped by the death OF Dir. Cornelius b.
Lipscomb. Mr.. Saunders Is one OF our
most prominent and successful wholesale
INGREDIENTS. IA universally esteemed In the
community for his many high qualities as a
citizen, aud will no doubt make o most ac'
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IGUE AND FEVER.

nm g. Nci.AsF's LIVER PILLS. in cases
,erg AND FEvEE, when taken with 9uihine' are
n,osrc,iye OF the most happy results NO oet'er
e.,s,rc can be nsed preparatory to or afier taxing
,v;plus. We would advise all who are afflicted with
,b,. s,sease % give them aFAiR TRIAL.
For all bloas arrangements, and as simple pur-
g.t,,e, ,hty are unequaled.
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PuoroGRApns.-rne cheapest and beS. are 70
bs oad at REEs's GALLERY, Young Mems mrs
t,xn Association building. CARDS sl,oo per
,ozsn: Al per half doz0i. TWO CABINETS Tor ~
s,e 30 cents per dozen. Porceisihe ana me-
s,,s cbeap. No bup. bug pracilced al this gallery.
Twenty.two years Established satisfaction guaran'
teed or no charge.
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OLD DOMINION RYE WuIsKEY eighs years Id
- q SELECT" RYE WHIsKEY;
" MONTRosE RYE WHIsKEY;
/" "ALLEGHAEY" RYE WIrsKEY;
" MIKE HARMAN" RYE WHIsKEY;
" EMPIRE" BOURBON WHsKEy;
" INGLEsIDB" BOURBON WHlsEEy;
"WILsoN" BOURBON WHIsKEY;
HENNEssY and MSRTELL BRANDY;
DUFF GORDON aud other SHERRIEs.
The above brands are for sale by W. ID, BLAIR
co. at moderate prices.
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WHIPPED Henry McCallister "a colored
boy). fourteen years Of age, was up before
the Police Court Yesterday charged with
stealing gold ring valued at 81, the pro.
pertv OF n. Goodman. He was found
guilty. and was turned over to his father TO
he NhiDDed.
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CONGRESS WArER.-its superiority rs a ca thar
tic and Alternative consists in It's eBtire fire edom
from everything bitter, acid crude that pro duces
headache. internal soreness, and lends 10 de ;troy
the mucous membrane. All mineral waters tina are
dangerous irritants may be known ny acid fter-
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NJ. ELLYsoN q CO.. advertising agents. insert ac'
vertisemens In all of the newspapers OF the Unitss
Staes ST publishers rates. Orders LEFT al the DfS
patch countinE-room will receive prompt atten
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ceptable member OF tue Beard OF Aldermen.
since The organization Of the presen, Board
oi Police Commissioners SIR. Saunders has
Deen most efficient and active member Of
hat body.
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BI. s,S,sss

,
TAKE NOTICE.
THOMAS II. PRICE & co.
AT COST
Co,npiete lines OF
BLACK CAsHMER ~, BLACK T.yNisR;
BLACK BUNTlNGs,
22s, 25, a5, 55, and 65c.-.
reduced 33Ii per ccnum.
Compler line
BLACK SILKS, 05c. 10 $3.50.
NO BOGUS SAFE.
THE s&ESENT CONCERN WILL BIZ DITON-
TESUED l5TH APRIL, 1850.
STOCK MUST BIZ SOLD.
. THIS ~ THE BEST OPPORTUNITY EVER Of
FEaED The PUBLIC To PURCHASE
EtNE GOODS FOR ABOUT TWO
THIRDS THEIR VALUE.
FA NCY DRESS GOODS At soc. or THE
DOLLAR.
fe .O-efF THOMAS u. Ihltka fs3Uss
G;REAT SACRIFICE OF
DRY GOODS
THE BE> OPP oRTCyrTY OF SECURING
BAEIANs EVE: OFFERED no
TIE PgBLIC.
Although yooIs o + every slnd are adsaResas, we
have ooncln %: TO ell
0CR ENTiSR STOCK
PRlM2 COST
FOll CASH ONLY,
TO MhKEd CHANGE IN BUSINESS.
Tas Is 20 HUMBUG,-
as we mean shat we saT. All who want goods can,
SAVE 2s PER CENT.
on their puI cbas by tuyin ingof rs. Our stock must
be sold in Il enc, I ski TGays.
COURTNEY & POWELL,
fe 2S.lm 42s Bread street.
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TIE MOST PALArABLR. WAY to take Coz l-Liyer
OIL Is In emulsion. Use PURCELL, LADDS CO.'S,
combined with hypophosphHes Of Dme am soda,
Price, soc. For sale By all druggists.
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COUGHS, COLDS, AND CoysEMPrr0H are often
cured by the timely use OF Cod-Liyer OH. Try the
Emulsion prepared by PURCELL, LADD & co.
Price, sec. For salo by ah druggists,
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CoD-LIvgAs on AND LlNR.JThat pheasant and
active agent 20 the care OF all cousuaptiye symp-
toms, "wTEnoR's COMPOUND OF PusE COD
LIVER OIL AND LINE Is b,iDg universally
adopted In deal praeiice sol,i By the proprie-
tor, A. b. wILBoR. Cssmist, Boston, anA sil drug
gists.
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EXTRA FLORIDA ORANGES at ASToNl IS.
EXTRA MALAGA GRAPEs at xyToNrs
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

k0TiCE.-I shall apply 10 the Board OF
~ Directors Of the Richmond and Danvie Rail
seo Company for the renewal Of CERTIFICATE
r X - and cate not recoected, for ONE SHARE
" rIOJh Ia my name. the original having been
2, on burnt. ROYAL u. SMITnEY.
ILkkvARY n. 1880. NH 2.Tu2m
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SAVE MONEY Dy naving your printing done atthe
DISPATCH PRINTING-uOUsE. Good WORK, Low
pri ces, and satisyartion euarsntseS.
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LEVY BReTHERs

Sole Agents for thstiiy OF Rfehmcn q. Virg,ssa
Those who have been waiting for these celebrates
Kid Gloves will 6nd! an assortment at LErs
BROTHERS. Sole Agents for tse city Of ichmonf'
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OFFIcE OF RICHMOND ASD}
ALLEGuASY KAfLR0AD,
......r.r.< ". March - 1850

PIcmM0sD, VA, March &, 1850.
yv,O THE FORMER AGENTS AND EM-
1 ptoYEEs or THE JAMES RIVER AND
P WILI,fAsx has been appointed Canal sn-
e,inteudsnt OF this anj All business per-
tanning 10 the canal, dsehs' and "stea ,a. .nd
ne,torm YOUR duties as heretofore. uaiH ohsrwre
drect,d You Win nske your reports 70 aha r','sn M
vn,,, INSTRUCTIONS from ihe supernenoeh- ln,i.
80, :, ,ake com pefe charge YOU sili plSasr kuSfu
me nr3perty aud project the Interests 'a't nave
bsreiosore been enrusted 10 YOU. ..c..a
of ,hi, Company aud all collectors "hife'ntaie
TO him, ,,. .,..sssa n, Piehtr oad
ph oirr n, &. PARSONS, Siee-fresioenI.
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1.zy AND DULL FEELINGS are precursors a
sickness, which no hing bat HOP BIrrERs VIII
Ia nigh.
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Do NOT LIKE TO BRAG, therefore
Il tnly ssy II you want CHEAP CROCKERY so
= tALLArE'S; II Won want FINE CHINA 10 TO
eH,A.LkCk's; II you want great bargains In
yLAesWAkE- TABLE-CUTLERY, PLATED
,nAft, TlAWARf, or any HOUSE-FURNlSH.
ING SVVi)s, You VIII flnd them al
WALLACE'S,
Nl3 No. 400 Broad street.
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EMINENT DIR. W. y. srEuAET,


y IeonhdeDtiy recommend Cslden's LrEBIC,s
LIoUID EXTRACT OF BEEY for consumption, de.
biIlty. WEAKNESS, &c. have tested u With uuiver-
sal success.
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WANTED, BY a GENTLEMAN AND
ltussketuing. Must be FURNISHED either In whole
! lar. Location: East of First street. Address,
tith fBll particulars, "T.," Pos-ofice Box 43.
Inn a.2it
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tVANTED.-An English lady, who has
w rtcenily sudiei and taught In Paris, desires
tLIMITED NUMBER OF SCHOLARS for French
tnd German leonversationall. Private lessons
gwen VI required. Trims moderate, ksierences.
lddteSs ESPERANCE."
1mh S-4ts Carrier ko. 13.
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To-day. state for Fin,en-pu1rle explanation

C.axAx TAFFY at ASTosi's.
CRxAx CocoANuT al AstV''"
Fresh every day.
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WANTED. AGOOD COOK, WASHER,
w AND IPoNFE for a small family. Apply at
i,7 west Marshall street. For a competent ono
fod prc@ viii be uaic. mn S-lt"
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WANTED, EMPLOYMENT AT ANY
~ THING HONORABLE. 50 as can make an
quest living for my family. Am good mechanic,
~ csnnoi hDd employment. willing 10 go any
tere IN The safe 10 work. The hest OF city re-
ittnces riyrr. Address b.. care of Dispatch Office
bh G.3is
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GRU3BS & WILLIAMS. AZ p. NJ. store No. 422
east Marshall streer, with dwelling above.
PAINE g NOWLlN, 10 A. W., choice fruit-trees,
ornamental trees, shrubbery, plants, roses, NC.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, 101 A. M, at his ware
WarerOOms. tOie le'-s sets, pcinres. counters. &c.
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WANTS.
Pronunciation,

VVANTED, MAN AND WIFE, THE
w MAN AS BUTLER, AND WIFE As COOK
Also, TWO OTHER WOMEN AS COOhS'
tsie families. the man and wife for the same
j. P.JUSTIS. Employment Agent,
NH ollie No. 9 Fifteenth street.
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To-day's State for F,ftees.pu.sIe expIans ton.
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YVANTED, TO SELL A No. Mich
w COW, which can be seen al TURNER'S STA
AZ ~V"' NH 0-lt*
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BOoRx. STATIONERY, dc.

yu,UE NOVELS OF IRELAND. By
P.,rv parneII. With "a preface by Hon. Cbsres
seward arreli. Price 25 etuts. 4 be net pro
eeeas from the sale Of The pno cation 20 be sent 10
'''' u ''' - j.. VI. DAfFRON,
.s1v l43s vain street.
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tVANTED. A ARELIABLENURSE Il, mid
wv die age-one to take entire charTe of the chill
treu and who would not object To travel. 1
tisa German or colOred. Must be well recon-
ttnded Apply tn DR. l.. A. WoODsON,
mA 3ts No. Sll Ninth and Marshsll streets
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WANTED, PURCHASERS FOR
LOCO bales HAY-Irlme quality;
l25 tons BROWNSTUFF,
20 ions SHIPSTUFF.

200 barrels CORN on The cob.
Also, SASH, BLINDS AND DOORS, LUMBER Of
o tinds, iuciudlnr WHITE PINE, BLACK WAL
hEI. ROCK, MAPLE. ASH. CHERRY, POPLAR.
HfkORY. OAK. CYPRESS. SHINGLES. LATHS,
&C &c. TRUMAN A. PARKER & CO..
Lumber Dcaltrs, Fifth and Canal streets.
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Today's State for Fifreen-puzzle explanation 4.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY,

Hg- Oh oil SdLss Of RsaL Estots nsafs bstsea
tls 1st Of January and last Of June the taTesiS
the present ysGr hare to be paid bythe purchases
on all sales made betiosen the Let ofJnSy and l1A
of the year the tares hdve to 5e paid by che seller
This custom was adopted about nfteen years age
BY all the real estate agents In Rictn0nd, and ap
pliest0 Richmond and giPnity.l
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FINANCIAL.


THE Oil OWING PROTEST ba, been.
l. hsnde Int D lie EngtsI Ccia anslttee OF the At
lan;ic, Nj .siesY Dpi Al al ohio RsIisoad C0mDaDy:
sroCK EXCHANGE. LONDOx,l
AaEsh i, 1880. =
GenileLlea,- We. the undersigned holders OF and
represent nss oldeys OF above $1,000 OcO CONSOLE
dared bonds the Aiianli.. Mississippi and ohio.
Railroad Com pany at Dre ent represented by cesti-
6caies o. yor committee sppoinied liz 1875 By the
then boz d.ini fers and presided over By Sir II. W..
Tyler esr 10 point out that IA holding these cer-
bcates Sed oD0t WISH To be ood TO aequiesc co
either i9.the s'hcme proposed BY your committee,
or 10 ytar Ibseqaen proc' edoxs but that, on The
contrary, We shall hold ourselves al liberty 10 repre-
sent oLr VI avs before the pi oper court whenever
Dece>s. .Sy.,
f-Ignreu FOSTER & BRArTHWATTz
HEsELTISE, lt,WELL q CO.,
VIVIAN GRAY 4 CO..
u. 6. GOLDsMID
JOHN TAYLOR a. CO.,
WALKER. RUSSELL a CO.
HELBERT, N-t6G & CAYfBELL,.
TOM NiCkAII.s Z co.
RDRTHWICk, WARN y CO,
CREWS & LIGH1ENsTkDr.
l.. l.. SLOUs,
HAE. SONS,
Z. MES>EL & CO.
6OWAN 4 MARX.
I. T. TWiCdD--.
r.s tDdersfooi tha; these dissepiieSts give gen-
g nj surp,rt to the Dutc.s Committee. NH 6-0t