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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-14

A Zulu Princess Amazulu-has ar
rived in London with her suite.
The Princess Louise will be accom-
panied to Canada by two newly APP
pointed ladies-in-waiting.
MIR. Judah p Benjamin, who has
been retained for the Tichborne claim
ant, expresses himself confident not
only of quashing the sentence, but Of es-
tablishing Orton's identity with Roger
Tichborne. Important witnesses and
facts not presented at the first trial are,
it is reported, to be forthcoming.
For the first time in English history
a police agent has been attached to the
personnel of the sovereign, and rooms
have been fitted up for him and his
family at Windsor Castle. The palaces,
within and without, have always been
guarded by police, the military being
chiefly for ornament The new agent
will always travel with the Queen.
Leopold l. of Belgium had an eff
fective way of meeting discomfort. He
intimated on more than one occasion
that Ringing it was matter of very
small moment to him, and that due no.
tice being given he was quite ready to
go at any time, if the people, through
their representatives, expressed the wish
that he should do so.
M. de Freycinet. the new French
Premier, is about 55 years old, native of
the Ariege, an engineer by profession.
He is an unbelieving Protestant; his
wife is a fervent one. He lives in
gloomy house in the Boulevard Hauss-
mann, and has charming daughter Of
Is, who is described as being mignOnae
gentilette pretty, fresh, refined, highly
educated and very natural.
-Dronmore Castle, the lately COM
pleted residence of the Earl of Limerick,
has been under construction since 1865,
and is perfect reproduction of a
stronghold of the fourteenth century.
The interior corresponds in the minutest
details with the outward design, and
the furniture is consistent with the style
of the fourteenth century so far as the
exigencies of the present age will admit.
1t is two miles from Shannon, in County
Limerick. Lord Limerick is descended
from Speaker Perry, of the Irish House
OF Commons.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-14

The chicken that swallowed hook
for fun will never 60 fishing again on
Sunday.
"A South American plant has been
found that cures bashfulness. 1t should
be promptly tried on the man who
leaves the hotel by the back window be-
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-14

In the last 90 years the Methodist
missions have received upwards of ten
million dollars.
AT a recent session of the North
Mississippi Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South, the Bishop de-
cided that lady who had been elected
as lay delegate could not serve. He
said both the discipline and the Bible
excluded women from holding church
offices.
"A public spirited Mississippian, DR..
c. NJ. Walden, has made an offer to the
Legislature Of Mississippi or the various
churches of the State to give S5O,OOO
towards the erection of college at Val
den, provided that either the churches
or the lawmakers will give the other
$4,000 required.
The report of the Superintendent
of Public Instruction in Iowa contains
statement of startling losses of the
school funds of that State by deficits in
reports of district officers for the seven
years beginning in 1873. The total
losses for the seven years foot up S491,-
5lS.5l, of which the teachers fund lost
1852, 40, the school-house fund $780,
IA, and the contingent fund S5S,90S.
"A few Years ago, on the occasion of
the visit Of Professor Huxley to this
country, he said within ten years the
natural sciences would be taught in the
common schools here. Iowa has moved
in the matter, with the usual prompt
ness of that State in educational matters.
and organized State Academy of
Sciences, located at the capital, with
library. laboratory and museum, to be
open to the free use of all the normal
schools held at the capital.
The Superintendent of Public In
struction of Kentucky, in his report for
1879, claims that the public school sys-
tenn of that State has made great
advance within the last ten years.
Eighteen hundred school-houses, most
of them tasteful and comfortable, have
been built within the last eight years;
and home supply of teachers has been
furnished from the best young men and
women of the State, who. choosing the
business for their life work, are taking
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-14

Wives are being looked for among
the royal families Of Europe for Prince
William Of Prussia, eldest son Of the
Crown Prince of Germany, and for the
Prince of Orange, heir to the throne of
Holland.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-14

"A standing invitation--Get up.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-14
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Personal and Literary.

-Wilkie Collins says he has earned
$500 with his pen.
The Atlanta Constitution thinks Mrs.
Burne:t's Southern dialect is not the
correct article.
Mrs. Z. l.. Davenport, the widow of
the distinguished actor, is giving dramat-
ic readings in New York.
s.Ouida' has written a new novel,
entitled "Moths," in which many noted
persons viii appear in very thin dis
guise.
Mrs. Tennyson composed the music
for her husbands song which appears
in the March number of So. Nicholas.
Mr.. Samuel Smiles has received
from the King of Italy a valuable
decoration as mark of the royal
appreciation of his books. d" Self Help"
translated, has been sold in Italy to the
number of $4,000 copies.
A prize of f20O has been offered by
the Rev. Wyatt Edgell, through the
Sanitary Institute of Great Britain, for
the best essay that may be written by
Aug. l next, on "The Cause of Hered-
itary Tendencies in Health and Dis
ease"
Mary Kyle Dallas lives in New York.
She earns $4,000 year from Bonner's
Ledger, and although not yet 40 years
old her hair is snow-white. She wears
it dressed in puffs piled upon her head
and with bunch of crimson roses on
one side.
OF the reported rupture of Miss
Julia Fletcher's engagement, the Lon
don Globe says: American society in
Rome is Just now much exercised by the
abrupt termination to the matrimonial
engagement between Miss Fletcher,
authOress of 'Kismet,' and Lord Went
worth. In this transaction no blame is
attached to the lady, but the gentleman
is highly censured.'
Mime. Colban is distinguished
Norwegian writer who did not attempt
authorship until she was nearly 60 years
old. She has produced since then five
romances, which are described as charm
ing. Her children were established in
life, her health began to fail, and her
duties and amusements as woman of
society grew irksome. So she went to
live in Rome. where she has renewed
her youth in literary work.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-07
tFOr the Dispatcn.J
Ireland.
RIlrIMONn, Va EehI

RICHMOND, va, Februa ry 6, iSs0.
Messrs. Editors, Accept my thanks for
publishing my lesler on Ireland IA etter in
which, without passion, told the truth, so
far as | knew it. Your cOur tesy Sa.istes
me that you will 30 me an addi li0nal favor,
and il is ibis, that you will publ sh 4 correc-
tion dtwo typographical error into which
your printer has fallen, owing 10 my i'm
perfect chirOgraphy.
In the fourth line OF the lir t paragraph
the word Tier1e Gas printe(I) should be
Iernc, and the two first lines OF the third
paragraph instead os reading (as prin,edJ
'rwere long to tell aud sad TO ;trace The the
ories through which Ireland has p0ssed.
should read 'Twcre long TO tel and sad TO
ira 3e the tbrocs through which Ireland has
pa, sed Yours truly, Pa COaEbAS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-07

The NEW STEAMER FOR THE JAMES kIVEE
L1NE.-Mr. james w. McCarrick, agent OF
the Virginia Steamboat Company gave ou,
the contract yesterday IN PmladeIphia lot
the construction OF their new steamer,
which is to beIarger, handsomer, and ias'er
than any steamer heretofore used on
James river between this city ana NoFioiA'
The steamer is to be OF WOOD. coppeY-ia'I'
ened, and timbered with red Virginia eeaat. In,
Her length over all Will be 24o leeS. "a nc
engine will be 5i-inch cyiinder, WIN u.
speed OF 20 miles pei. hour tnrousn 'n'
water. The homework, including her 81
loon, will be counterpart OF Tue eeieprate, !,
steamer Columbia, built by Harhn q iol
lingswortb. The steamer Is 10 De nnisne'
about June 1st, and when furn'sneu VIII ho
cost less than Sl25,0OO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-07
WEATHER REPORT.

,,.,,c,r,oxs ron To.DAY.-For the Middle
IN. iNp'' ,s;nds generally from the southeasi
- son,hwest, slight rise followed oy iS;,, ~
ins o~y,i,r 'ors,pre increasing cloudiness, and
srcss OF rain or snow. .,,ou,,,
" ~ me South Atlantic States, northerly
=. ..,r~s,erlv - winds, a slight rise followed by
s'n'Nc 20 barometer, no decided change IN
.an"sraiu.e. .S,,', and partly cloudy weather,
Will local rains.
Tgs WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, cool,
end pleasant. vn,vsa n 90
a n 4s: noon. 55; 3 y. ID, CD; z.
81. 40; midnight. 40.
Ncaa temperature. As 5-6.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-07

Police touaT.-The following cases
were disposed oi at tho. Police Court yes
ter day
William Jackson (cOlored), for stealing
o'le piece OF iron, yalaad at 81, from the
] redegar Company. was sentenced 10 re-
.ceiye nineteen lashes. Jackson - also
charged with having stolen two bags of shot,
for which offence he will be tried Today.
Jackson Winn ,colored), for stealing
81 70, the property Of Daniel stratson. inc
comniainant failed 10 appear at court, and
an attachment was issued for him, and
Winu was baled for bis appearance at court
this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-07

INSTALLATION OF OFFICERs.-A the regu-
lar meeting OF Phenix Lodge, No, 81, |. q.
G. r., held in Wilkinson's Hall, ID; &.
w. c. Charles Il. Sims. installed the follow.
ing officers for the ensuing quarter: David
Leyshon, w. G. T.; Mrs. q. A. Perry, W
r. II, s.: Miss Mo;lie FoXwell, W. L. II.
&. Miss Florence Jones, w. V. T.; Julian
l.. Wright, W. r. S.; Mrs. X. c: Leysbon,
W. A. r. s.. r. II. Burford, W: F. s.
Miss Lou Willis, w. T.; 6. c. Woolton
W. C.: Thomas II. Folks, W. NJ; Mis-
Rosa Verser. w. ID. NJ; Mrs. Sallie A
Cosby, w. G.; II. Il. Smith, w. s.; l.: >
Wassmer, Collector; L. L. Jones, Organlst
c. G. Thompson, Musical Director; ferT!
Jones, p. w. c. T..
There was full attendance and mani
festlv an increasing interest in the cause o
temnerance; former members are earnestly
requested to renew then allegiance. =
welcome awaits them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-07
TERMS OF ADVERTISING,

CALEDo>r4y GLIB Since tie celebration
OF Burns's birthday at sanQer Halle, on the
2Gth uitimo, there has. been quite revival
OF interest In the CALIFORNIAN Club, of this
city. under whose auspices the festival was
projected and successfully carried out. All
applications for membership will be dis
posed OF at the regular meeting tonight.
p" None but Scotsmen, sons of scoisuleu.
and Sous and graudsons OF memberso sre
eligible. The objects OF the Club are the
preservation OF the ancient literature and
costumes. and the encouragement aud prac.
tice OF the ancient games OF Scotland; the
establishment OF library and gymnasium,
and the dlspensation OF charity One or
two more sociables" f" will be given by the
Club btfore spring begins.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-07
fFor the Dispatch. 4
HenricO County Sph0ny..

."hefe are now In successful operation In
| tiris county foriy-siX schools, costing, in the
sygr egate. about $500 per month. The
| fust already in hand and certainI? pro-
yb2cd for are amply sufficient to make an
avcrae session Of seven months in the four
dissrre, :. Under the "Henkel Lill'' all fu-
ture It. ate apportonments are left in the
coupsv reasuries, and are to be collected In
cash or t ax-receivable scrip, and as the late
Auditor apporionod the school share TO
each com ty before Christmas. we know TO
a cent win, t we are to rely onto VIII, 95
cents per hesd OF school population, and
this gives
T. Fairseld d. strict. 80
TO Varsi,a DIST ict..........-,,....,... 764 rs
To BrooSh nd isirici." f39 2t
To TGcsahoe dh 'rict.....".-,......... 1881 Is
Total anaoun, from state. .s5A37 80
This amOun is not srbject TO dininU-
ton by insolyel It returns pr commissions,
as ali these are tended to NJ the AUDITORS
office on the II easurer's fral settlement
with that officer.
In addition TO {, le above ireOme there isa
county levy Of tw 'nty cents on the 500
worth OF prope rfy, divided into two
funds-yE., one " five GEMS for payment
OF teachers. and anG ther OF fl seen cents for
district parpOses-i. e., all incidental eX-
penses. such as rem +, fuel, Insurance, re-.
| pairs, furniture. bull. lings, aud books for
INDECENT chldren-and wt ateVer supluS re-
mains may be applied on transferred TO
county and State funds, lick are eSc'u-
siycly used for payment a teachers sala-
ries. Five cents on the $40 0 yields about
52t cents per head OF scbo ol population,
and this gives Varina Si2. '63 Fairfield,
81 ,O95.0S; Tuekahoe. S69l ;, and Brook
land, 5795.3Z-aggregating :; l0C3lo.
The average pay Of teacEer per month IL
about $50. Now, then. our ;teaCb bers, with
these facts, and figures befoi them, need
not feel much uncertainty IS Is how or
when they are to get their money. All
school officers. by operation 0i law, are re-
quired TO settle accounts annually on or
about the ~ day Of August OF each year.
| have prepared this s,ateme nt in reply 10
| the constant inquire, made OIL mJrtlatiyc
| to our school a1Iirs. Please publish II,
MesSrs. Editors. and oblige, res peciuhy,
COUNTY SUPER NrE rHRST.
February !. 1880.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-07

= FOR GODS SAKE GIVE Us BREAD OR
MON fY"-ovER THREE HUNDRED THOU
skSD PEOPLE sUrFEeING-THE RELIEF
FUND-NODLE MOVEMENT FOR CONTRT-
BUTTONS suBsCeIPTfoN-LisTs OPENED
IN RICHMoND--ARRJyAL AND RECEPTION
OF MI. .PARNgLL-HTs yIEws-REcEPrI0N
AND EYTERTAINMEyT-MR X EILEY's
WELCOME ADDRESS AND Ei,. PAREELL's
REPLY-MEETING AT MOZART HALL LAST
NIGHT, &C., &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-07
I,y,r. sTnAYED. ANp roUNp.

r 0sT. WEDNESDAY EVENING, IN
4 the xsa,.enen's dTt tssing room a So. o eSs
sraptla STREET. BLACK SATIN van, emxv'.
rs,,,r, To- No o2l Governor street. ie CT
CTRAYED AWAY FROM MI 3N
- rlse,. on The New C9ntral turepikr cs s<<sSI5i <S5xie
~ u, ~ FehraaYy. a DCN-COLDRth nons.t
xIh one white hind fo,s and Dark maes @ an, ,s si
A sREWARD will be Isid for tsiortra,t1h .sAs "a ~
Williams burg svenns, /" -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-07

LADIES' UNpERwEAR.-LISY D8os1ERs are
the largest manufacturers of This article IN thl'
STATE. They have had all u heir hands 2Ssiiy en-
ployed for The pa, fouf wl.ks' and ciis Eow sho"
the largest stock of LADIES CHDLaWb'h IN lnis
c,ty. AS the material used IN The mJ'nisc'ure OK
tho Garments WAS pnrcha "a before tie sdyarce Ia
n,,ce. they are enabled 10 Offer ihl. STOCK at old
prices. Ladies will hnl IL % thsi- advantage To
nurchase st once, thereby saving 20 per cent?
GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER At SHORT NOTICE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-07

. OLD DosgSION RYE WHISKY q sla yeaps ia !;
,sB SELECT RYE WuISKEY:
!" MoNrRosE RYE WIusKEY';
.sALLEGIaANY" RTE WHIsKHY;
\" MIKE HARMAN" RYE WHISKY
Z" FMPfRh't BOURBON WHsKEY;
"INGLEsIDE BOURBON WHisRFEs
" WILSON " BOURBON WHIsKRY;
HENNEsSy and AARTHLL BRAN0S;
DUFF GORDON and other sHEEE,Bs.
The adoye braDGS are for sale by ". ID. Di.,lt 4
Co nj moderate prizes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-07

LAWYERS CLUB.-A few members OF the
bar met Thursday night in the Circuit
Court roors for the purpose OF organizing 4
club for the discussion OF legal questions.
After some discussion OF the purpose for
which they net, the meeting adjourned TO
meet Friday night, February I3h. at half
past o'clock, when the subject OF a const,-
| tut on will be discussed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-07

GRAND JuROEs.-The following grand lu-
rors have been drawn for the Henrico Coun-
ty Court: William Thomas Ford, John NJ.
Lyneman, James \. Moon, Thomas John
ston, Isaiah J. Hawkes.. Valentine Hechier,
Jr.. Robert II. Huhn, John Murphy, and
Inhn Garihripht.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-07

LARGE CARGO The Old Dominion Com
pany's steamship Wyanoke, Couch master,
brought to this city from New York on
her last trip the largest cargo oi freight
ever transported to Richmond. IL COM
prised about sixty.iye carloads, which was
shipped over the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-,
road 10 the West, besides her regular loca
freight. Owing 10 the increase OF business
| In this line, toe company have placeo
another steamship on the line, making iou'
earh week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-07

PROFESSOR WINSTON on "TBE NOON
Professor L. III. Winston viii deliver tee
fourth OF his popular series OF lectures on
Astronomy before the Young Mems cars
tian Association, at Association Hals neXI
Tuesday night. The subject OF the ee'uis
IA 4" The MOon."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-07
AT EN- AGAIN.
eone,aI Nahone's speech Before the
Ecadiuster Caucus Last Night.

rwo HOURS rEADJCsTER ORATORY FROM
THE LIPS oF THE LITTLE GENERAL-MR.
rArSELL'S VISIT TO THE CAPITOL-hIS
srErCHES TO THE HOUSE AND SENATE
MI. FARR'S PROPOSITION TO MANUFAC-
TIRE ARTIFICIAL LIMBS IN IRE PENI-
TFNTIARY-TnE BILL TO PAY DOCTORS
AND DRUGGiSTS-NO SESSION OF THE
uovsE sETO.DAY-GUBERNATORlAL ITEMS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-07

SPECIAL GRAND JUGY.-The following spe'
cial grand jury was ordered by the judge
OF the Hastings Court yesterday John H.
Claiborne. +. A. J. Clopton, Hugh Hagan,
John W. Ferguson, John Pitt. Caleb jacob,
william \. Boswell, John w. Beverage
and Andrew L. Elie.t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-07

SgPREME COURT OF APPEALS, FRIDAY. -
Walden'S assignee Is. walden and ais.
Argued by Colonel J. c. Gibson lor appel
hnt' and J. Y. Ae3eiee for appellee, and
submitted.
Avis rs. johnson. Argued iy W. w.
Cosby, ED and Colonel John Il. Guy for
piaintitf IN error, aud John o. S;eger, Esq,
for defendant in error, and submitted.
Barrett and wife Us. Morriss. Submitted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-07

ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING.-A cOlored man
named Henry Newton, employed as driver
by Mr.. j. ). Moore, on Eighteenth 9ireet,
was shot in the right forearm yesterday
while driving his team down BlOOdy-run
gully. The ball was apparently from a
pistol, and was fired by one OF two drunken
men who were amusing themselves by
shooting at one another. The ball was eX-
trac!ed by DR.. Il. J. Iliddell about two or
three inches above the elbow. The'wound
is not 4 serious one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-07

STEAMER DEIAYED.-Tho steamer Wya-
noke, OF the Old Dominion Line, was de-
Iayed Thursday night by large three
masted schooner which was ashore direcily
across the channel near Rockets. sne
reached her wharf, however, at an early
hour Yesterday morning, discharged bei
freight, and left at midnight for New YORK
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-07

Usx-HousE R0pBEp.-The hen-house ol
Mr. p II. Chaflin, on FraAklin street be
tween shaier and Laure.. was broken INC
Some YER, tine fowls were stolen'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-07

NJ FLLYSCs 4 CO., AdysfLisins ssenIs, inftIt &C :
yertsersents In all Of the newsp.pSrs OK Ine U .sa
saes a. publishers rates. Orders lef; a. ne pts'
match counting room viii receive prsmv' 'S'eS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-07

HUsTrNGs CaCRr.-This court was in seS-
lion Yesterday, and was engaged IN trying
the case OF Alexander Price (colorcdb who
was charged with burglary. The jury
brought in 4 verdict of not guilty. The
eourt adjourned uGtil Monday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-07

PERSONAL In further recognition OF the
efforts OF our townsman Mr., r. A. Brock 10
the cause OF historical inquiry, he has Just
received notifications OF hls election as
corresponding member OF the New York
Historical Society and as an honorary mem
ber OF the Weymouth (Massachusests) His
torIcal Society from those bodies severity
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-07
UUssNExx CMANCH,s.

NOR SALE, TWO sECoND-HANp,
WAssoNs. la rcns orsisri ~ o. q cAkRf.LO3.
isanire II the Carriage aud Wagon faelery Of =: 4
O. 6RQsS, No. ~ ~sss yresd 'srsss n,sSSss y S.Sss
Va. "v
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-07

The GALLEY SLAvE.-The sale OF seats
commences to-day at 8 4. NJ. at the Theatre
#. nd J0hnston's for the Galley Slave.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-07

THE MOST s.,LarADi.E WAY 30 take Coi-Iy.s >
OIL is in emulsion. Use PURCELL, LhDD 4 CO.'S,
.embIned with hypophosphiies Of lirle anG coda.
phce, soc. sor sale nv all drugg lsts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-07

slyx MONEY by hayiHz yosr TI1urrg cone sI'El'
DISPATCH PRISTIS6-IiocsE. ceod WORK. ~ .
urices, and saiislsc1on guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-07
CELEBRATED DIR. wILLnH u. sroSts,

4 confidently recommend \ The medicsl ptofes-
sion Codens Li,big's liquid Extract o. t7ef for
Communion, Depression, WsakDe,s, ana iadiSes-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-07

CIRCUIT C0UE--The City Circuit Court
vas in session yesterday. There was no.
thing OF special Ia pOrtance doae during the
day. The cours VIII meet agcin to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-07

CoueHs. COLDS, AND CoSsUsPTIOS aresofien
cured by The timely OF Cod-'Iiyer OIL rry ihs.
Emulsion pIeraref by PURcFtt, LApD & %.
Price, soc. For sale by all drug gists,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-07

SOLOMON HIMSELF WOULD No.r BIZ PrzzIED If
CT lied pon 10 decide which is the:more exquisite
the violet, WestEnd Bouquet, or stophanOus of J..
f.. ATEISSGy,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-07

THuTH Is MIGHTY aud has preva led. See its tIi-
nn.nn IN iOP BlTTERs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-07

GoYE.-Dcpuiy-MaIs shal Nye carried
Baugh 10 Albany yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-07
AUCTION SALES THIS DAB

NJ on al saIes Of Rsat Bstats n'ass eatsq
tse L., Of JanuGry and last 0 Jane ,at sazssst
O, nU saIes made bsfspsea hs i1 on " aad ia
ofths ueGs the tszes hers 10 es patd fss ssa1.
rrhis custom was sdoptes about nlt. 81 year. ~
hy ali he real estate ageats In Rehu sad, and ~
niies 10 Mshino al aud yieinitgJ
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GUBERNATORIAL.

Governor Holiday has refused to pardon
Angelo Baccigalupo, convicted in the
Hastings Court in May, 1919, OF assault;
with intent to kill his wife, and sentenced
TO the penteniiary for eight years.
He has removed the political disabilities OF
James w. Betterton. OF Pittsylvsnia county.
who was imprisoned for one year for assault
and battery. The petition was presented
by Senator Hurt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-07

COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE.
The Senate few days ago confirmed the
nomination of DR.. Thomas Pollard, Com
missioner OF Agriculture. but Mr.. Bliss yes
tcrday introduced in the Senate a bill to
ahollsh the office.
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ET GET ERA.

The resolution having been adopted, a
collection was taken up, and several hun
dred dollars realized.
The meeting then adjourned.
DIr. Morton contributed a beautiful bou-
quet OF flowers for the evening.
Mr.. Parnell leaves this morning as
O'Clock