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STAJJNTON.
INSTALLATION or PAsroR-Ihh 1hLh-
PHoNE--GOOD TEuPLAR CHARIEk SPIRITED
oFF-MUsICAL-PERsoNA &C.
t,'erresoondence of the Richmond Dispatch

INSTALLATION or PAST0R-THE TELE-
PHoxE-GOOD TEuPLAR CHATTER SPIRITED
FF-MUsICAL-PERsoNAL &C.
tcorrespondence of the Richmond Dispa'chI
FEBRUARY IL. 1880.
The congregation OF the Baptist church
ore making arrangements for the in>talla'
tion of Rev. J. NJ. Frost, Jr., OF Kentucky,
their new pastor, on Friday night, March
5tb. The exercises, as DOW arranged. VIII
include an address Of welcome 10 the incom-
ing pastor by Rev. Thomas Hume, Jr., who
has been filing the vacant pulpit; charge
70 the church by Rev. DR.. william r..
Hatcher, and charge to the pastor by Rev.
DIR. Henry Mcdonald, Of Richmond. Dr..
Barnas Sears will preside at the services.
The city has been quite interested Tor
some DAYS past in the exhibitions Of the
telephone by Mr.. G.. +. Moody, who is en-
deayoring 10 start a line here. One end OF
the experimental line is placed IN The drug
store OF Wayt Brothers, and the other in
the music hall OF the Deaf, Dumb, and
Blind Institution. Ii worked perfectly,
and crowds OF downtown people enjoyed
the music OF the fine Institute band and
orchestra without the half-mile walk to the
spof. To day two hours are set apart for
ladies exclusively to use the line. On
SUNDAY telephone was introduced into The
First PRESBYTERIAN church with the other
terminus in the room OF Miss COrnella
Wright, an invalid member OF the con"re-
CATION, some squares distant. She heard all
the services distinctly.
The ball Of the Good Templars at Wayne>-
boro' was entered few nights ago and the
charter OF the lodge carried of.
As sample Of what our colOred citizens
can do, may mention that three years ago
the congregation Of the Methodist EpiscO-
Eal church (coIored) erected a handsome
house Of worship at a cost OF $4,000, and
to-day have only SG2j due on it.
The StonewalI Brigade band has just had
an auxiliary to il formed in the " Stonewal
Octeitc," composed OF some OF the best
male voices in Staunton. The president and
musical director is Mr.. i. NJ. Turner, a son
OF Professor 4. J. Turner. the leader OF The
band, and the organ>t Of the club is Mr.. NJ.
Stuart Turner, late Of Richmond.
Captain W. J. Turner, transfer agent
here, has been appointed assistant yard
master on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road at WiliamSOn'S.
The leap-year ball given at MOzlTt InSii-
tute by the Young ladies OF society to the
young gentlemen this week i agreed on all
hands TO have been the most successful ever
gwen in stanton. PENN.
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..s an doy ., Arril, 1879, entitled " an

,.ro,ed 9Th day Of April, 1872, entitled AN
act Imposing taxes" &c. o,,o,
rv mr. sTniBLiSa Bill TO amend seclion
90 ~ chapter 10 OF the amended crih'inn'
statutes March IA. 1878. Tho
Rv MFR. CognliL: Bill TO authorize ,ne
rurchasers Of the Washington Cly, W.
oinia Midland and Great Southern haiiroau
Compauy 10 issue common ana preieii'"
stock for certain purposes
nv Mr.. MrsnBAcH Bill TO amend ana TO
enact the Cd aud Sd sections OF an ac' al'.
proyea February q, 1870. entitled al sc'
Tor the better protection OF game IN AUX
andria and Fairfax counties.
he Mr.. PAYNE: Bill to authorize the pur-
chascrs Of the Washington City, virginia
Midland and Great Southern raiiroan 10
conetruct or aid lateral roads, TO lease anu
confirm leases OF ronds. c,.
nv MFR. HALL: TO incorporate the Cnes''
ncake Bay and Elizabeth aud james RIVER
Towing Company.
soUsE BILLS PASSED.
To incorporate the Small Dealers Cash.
Payment Guarantee Society.
10 incorporate the Liberal Resdl listers
Publishing Company, ia the city OF hich'
mond.
To au,end an act entitled an act TO revise
and ausend the charter OF the LynchDurg
Female Orphan Asylum, approved feofu'
airy "a, 1876.
TO incorporate the Norfolk Knitting and
| Cotton Manufacturing Company.
ia amend the Code in regard 10 the De-
livery OF lists OF delinquent lands 10 the
treasurers.
THE GAME LAW.
House bill 10 provide uniform game
law for the State was taken up ana ais
cussed at great length. Some OF the DEBATE
between Messrs. GIBSON and CHAMBERLAYNE
was personal and spicy.
The bill was dismissed.
YORK RIVER RAILROAD.
The biz authorizing the York River
| Railroad Company 10 borrow money was
passed.
MCCORMICK TELESCOPE.
| House Joint resolution returning thanks
to Messrs. William II. Vanderbilt and Lean
der J. Mccormick was ordered TO engross-
ment.
| ACCUSED TO TESTIFY.
House bill with committee amendments.
| to permit persons accused OF crime, except
murder. arson, larceny, and burglary, to
testify ia their own behalf, came up and was
discussed at some length.
| Dir. MUsHBACH moved to strike out "lar-
ceny" from among the excepted crimes.
| Mr.. PAYNE opposed the motion.
Mr.. MUsHBACH withdrew his amendment.
Mr.. AMOS DICKERsoN opposed the BILL
| Mr.. GIBSON favored it. He said this was
but following the example OF England.
Mr.. WATSON called the precious question.
Ordered-ayes, G5; noes, |.
The committees amendments were agreed
to.
The bill was ordered to engrossment.
Adjourned.
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The bin Of the Readiusters in the Vir-
GINA Legislature TO "reestabllsh the public
crecit' i of course an exact contracts
tinction OF terms. except so far as the cred
ltors have apprehended that they would get
nothing at all, and may therefore be rcas-
sured by a promise OF half. But as TO The
credit OF The State, in the abstract, II Is eX-
acily 10 the CONDITION oil tbat OF fraudu-
lent bankrupt, or debtor, who pleads the
minority clause TO release him from bis oh.
legations. b. an allowance to State
pride. made necessary, like so many other
COMPROMISING imperfections, at the estab-
Iisbment OF the federation. 1t was provided
that State could not be sued for its obliga-
fiops, ana Virginia has taken advantage of
that fact TO act toward It's credi-
tors, as no individual bankrupt would
be allowed 10 do, in regulating a
potion OF It's debts with abundant means
TO pay them. The only thing 10 be said
about II Is that II will prove as snort-sighled
~ It Is Ubiquitous, and deprive Virginia OF
more wealth in The wsy OF immigration and
enterprise than the smount VI the debt
twice over. When every effort Is needed 10
restore confidence and invite enterprise
the Stale deliberately announces Itself as II
fraudulent community, which has 10 re-
spect for lie PUZZLE obligations, and that
Will be enough 10 condemn 1t ~ isolation
aud d,strnst for macy years. II Is mis-.
fortune 10 Vifsiuia, aud, in degree, 10 lhe
whole county, Propidencs J0uraQi.
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BUCKINGHAM COUNTY.

GOLD HILL, VA. February 9, 1880.
EditorS Dispatch: We had pretty fair
touch OF winter week ago in the shape Of
Il Sn0W-stOrm. After 50 much mild wea-
Their the cold snap was felt very sensiby.
The snow continues TO cover the ground in
many places, but where il has melted in
warm exposures it has made the roads
almost impossible, which interfereS serious
~ with the bauling al railrOad-ties anG
other timber TO the canal. The snow VIII
be great benefit TO the wheat, some OF
which was looking badly before it came.
The crop is not thought 10 be As promising
generally a. usual. Some have secured about
half supply OF ice, and are hoping Tor
another freeze that they may fill their
houses. The farmers have but little that
they can do now but strip their tobacco and
yet it ready for narket. Most OF them have
made fair preparation for plants for the
next crop.
Many people fnd profitable employment
in digging sa>safras roots and selling them
To make oil. Messrs. Hall IL Camden have
their oil establishment, in the lower part Of
the county, now in successful operation.
and are likely TO make it remunerative to
themselves and great benefit TO the neigh
borhOOd in which 1t is located. Many per-
sons make gOou wages digging the Iuo'>;
while at the same time they clear their land
OF a nuisance which is in the way Of making
a crop. The roots taken from some Ola
fields sell for more than the lands would
bring, and they are left more valuable Tor
cultivation. -.
We have a larger number OF public !
schools in operation now than we have had
for several years past, and they are general |
" well attended and well managed.
The colored people have very little preach
ing in the lower part Of the county now
Until recently they had two preachers labor
ing regularly amongst them, but one OF them
has gone To college and the other has gone
10 the Legislature. so their churches are left
without ministerial labor untilth return.
Two estimable ladies, Mrs. Philip Howell
and Mrs. John NJ. Sheppard, died recently
Dr consumption. There is but little sick
ness now, except whoOping-cough and
mumps, among the children and young peo-
Die. The weather has now moderated con-
tderably, and appearances indicate return
" the spring like weather with which we
nave been fayOted most OF the winter.
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,ho, article that runderIsm Is Dead In
i ps%,ora . and The fact that bis friends who
peu,9'o md :, "a said secured, bis election,
S ,asars al IN their circular to the Read
.ns,nr c,,,cus Tint he was "one Ct the
,uI,s, y, resdiustment In Bedford y;
that his defeat would ruin ' our party ;, =
in Bedford, aud that II the caucus ,',I WOULD QUO.
dive these friends Davis tney "o s,1 g.sr
the party the county. na, d ho ,ney
mean? Surely not that ne wo",u NC q pr pr,
tsan Judge. II they dlu nII o, ynpvos am .nu.
no would appoint election ana otner oncers
m uJ zen svnuIJ with him. secure the county TO
that party. what did they meanf Well, II
h" n obevs their behests or besmirches his
judicial robes by endeavoring to control the
sIcc,,ons in behalf OF any party. he Is not
entitled to bis weIl-earned and high charac,
ter for integrity, fairness. and purity OF
motive. IL ~ ia "'ND'
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The OLD TENTH LEGIoN.-The Harrison

The OLD TENTH LEGIoN.-The Harrison
burg 'Old Commonwealth says:
"There is some lodging, under the pres
sure of Mahone's independent electoral
ticket, among the Readiusters in Rocking
ham. We know some Of the most reliable
of them who wort follow this move"
The Rockingham Register says:
owe are in favor Of no such scheme, but
want it distinctly understood that the men
dur whom we vote as electors are to cast
their vote for the men Of our choice, and
these men Will be those nominated by the
National Dea,ocratic Convention when it
shall meet to choose candidates to be the
standard bearers OF the Democratic party in
the coming presidential campaign"
The above-named papers are the organs
Of the old Tenth-Legion Democrats. 1t is
Inspiring to hear this good news from that
section. The sane will soon be the news,
we doubt not, from every portion OF the
State. The people OF Virginia are not yet
ready to put themselves up TO the highest
bidder, nor TO vote for an electoral ticket
that has upon it either six Republicans or
one negro
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The first section Of the Readiusiers' bill
for repudiating the State debt says "the
people OF Virginia have renOunced the prIn-
cipleJ OF the settlement Of the public debt
contained in the McCulloch bill" Now,
this brings up the question as to what is
meant by " the people Of Virginia" II that
Phrase is intended to represent the thrift,
Industry, enterprise, intelligence, cduca-
ton, patriotism, and property Of the State,
the bill commences with gIaring falsehood,
and must soon meet its just reward. II it
means the ignorance, laziness, worthless
ness. thriftlessness, improvidence, and
demagosism, ii is true, but should infIct
upon those who pass 1t The shame that is the
promotion Of fools. -ALeLandrid Gazette.
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The Lexington Gazette says that Mr.. C.
W. BUTTON, Of the Lynehburg Vryinian,
has Just entered upon a business arrange
ment with Colonel JEAN &. SHIELDS, by
which that gentleman assumes, entire con-
troll OF the business department OF the Vir-
ginias, and Will commence Luis duties the
1st OF March.
We congratulate The FirQ sa;og upon
having secured SO skilfu and experienced
busines~manager, and Colonel SHIELDS
upon having become interested IN so good
journal as the Virginian has or naany,
many years proved itself to be.
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ROANOKE COUNTY.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
SALEM, va, February II, 1880.
Yesterday, before Justice j. w. Logan,
tramp who gives his name as that OF John
BERN, from Providence, X. l.. was sent on
for examination by the grand jury. He is
charged with having thrown cOlOred
train.hand off the cars for attempting to put
him out OF a free seat " OH Captain Seyat's
freight train. The col0red man was run
over and most horribly mangled.
The Irish Relief Committee are pushing
the work in all parts Of the county.
Judge Palmer, we understand, has quail
fed, and expects to hold court next Tues
day. He was elected in 1880. Judge Gard
ncr, Of Montgomery, has BEEN holding our
courts for some time. Suppose be will not
oppose the sitting Of "his Honor from Roa-
nOkev b.
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COURT ORDER.


VIRGINIA: IN THE CLERKS OFFICE
' OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Of CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY, FEBRUARY 10, lSs0-IN
VACATION:
William II. Jones ............ Plaintiff
against
H. j. Duyal aud j. l.. Rohertson, partners under The
style of Duya & Robertson; W. T.. Brooks aud
OcOFkc - AlklnsOh, Defendants,
IN CIANCERY.
The Object or this suti l. 10 review and reverse a
decree OF saie entered In The t Of Duysl Ron
son Us. George q. Wech on The 2lst Of May, 1878,
which said suit was at that time ana sill t. pend
Ing Ia the Circuit Court Of the COUNTY OF Chester
field.
II having been ordered that George G. Wslch be
made party defendant 10 This smt, AMI affidavit
hivlng been made aud hl' a thai said George g..
Weeh Is nonresident OF the state of Virginia, It
Is ordered that he appear here In one month after
due publication OF this order and do what may DC
necessary TO protect his ia crest in Inis suit.
eopy-Tes e.:
f. ~. III 0URNOY, Clerk.
GEORGE J. HOOPER, Dr., GEORGE HUMID
LEY, pa. f. IA saw
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Ny- DEDICATION sERvtCEs-Tbe

church building on Leigh betvcoi First and St
james streets formerly used oy the German Metho-
dlsts) win be rcopened for divine rvicc on sun
DAY, February 18th. Preceding at IL O'Clock A.
N. by Rev. W. q. STARR; at 35sP. n. BY Bishop ID.
g. DoGGErT. assisted ~ Rev. JOHN f. EDWARDS,
ID. D.. at night by the pastor. The pnbc are respect
fully invited. The church Is henceforth The proper
ty OF the Colored Me hodst Episcopal Church OF
America.
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DOCKS FOR Medtalions for
ID the Forty Laws Of Lent, 81; Thoughts for
Lent. by B,hOp Offender. 75c.; Steps 10 a Living
Faith. by Bishop Huntington. Csc; seven H. nten
sermons. by How. 7jc Shams IA Lent. Toe. :: Len
ten Thoughts IN the season OF Len 00c.: Helps %
a Holy Lent, 81; Now HELMS 20 Holy Lent. by
Bishop Huntington. 1925; Guide TO a DeVout Life,
by Richardson. 25c. Readings for fy ~ Day In
Lent. complied by Miss rewell, 4 % Dear Feast
OF Lent. by tine author of " Rutledge.n &c. 20 /;
Lenten Lessons-keadings tor every day Ia l., MT,
SOC; with manv o her devotional works suitable
Tor Lenten reading; and a large stock OF Bibles
yrr-BOoks, aud Hymn,s.
fe IL WOODHOUsE & PARHAM.
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"Justice for All" takes fOrcible view Of
the question he touches; nevertheless, as
his communication might lead to an endless
discussion, we omit it.
We make the same remark to Justice"
whose communication is on the same topic.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ea-THALfIfMER BROTHFRs ara .,,,
giving their customer and ffiend. every ado
OF Low PRICES. aud IN Consequence ar ..,,'4
Iarre quantities Of GOODS. Notwi'h,,,ns,o. ~
recent heavy advance in all pools, We are ..,i ..
ing them NJ
EXTRAORDINARY Low PRICE,
II will pay TO live us call and ekaml,,,..
mense stock. 1.
In order to close out our euiiee sfock Of or..,
we have reduced them as follows: ''''h,
ga CLOAKs reduced - SIG; !2O CIn.v..
:14 f17 CLOAKs TO t12;sij GiOAK. %"
$40 CLOAKs to 81; ~ CLOAK, w.
sHAwLs, SKIRTS. QUILTS. AMI Bt,vv,,
at costto close them out Bry '9ar Ba1l.,. -
save them for next winter.
Look ut our extensive sio korTT.ACK ,...
LORED SILKS, shTfN>. BRoCkby r,,..'
and STRIPED SILKS, for egeuilyanJt,. ''''
which we are offering at cx'rcme.. 'ov ,.,.
new and elegant lire Of SILK a.I clir>.,,.
PRINCES for trimming sane
Having laid IN barge ,urr'v TAM .,...
EMS, NAPKINS. TRAY-rLDInS. b.r,.
TOWELS, SIIEETlNGs. &c.. ve aI.I...
call 70 secure some great barsirs.
Our stock Of MOURNING GlOi.>..o,...
CAsHMtRE> TAMI-E. CANIf>-ntIp ,...
RlETTA CREPE-CLoTH. AMI BLACK AZ.
CAS-, f. complete, and We goa~al'o. '..i..t...
the least money. Don't flH A, aFsl. ...
Black Goods.
ETD GLOVES. KID GINN U.s. W. f.,.
received a larZc invoice % f.. ..rt ...f .l....
GLOVES. In z, 3. !. 8. and Pc .r. ..l.. I'M. 10
~ a pair A. We keep a ....r .. ...
SUR any one IN qnaliif 1uI ..i0..
sixty dozen Rid 6lNi ft .-r .r... -.
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FOWLER promises 10 talk to US ga tter a
little" Very well; but you needn't Wa
any longer to ste what we are goiDg to do.
We are for the "union now and forever,
one and inseparable," Of the white people
OF this Commonw wealth.
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M" GRACE-STREET Il a z 7 | : 7
CHURCH corner Of Grace and Foushee s,rect'J.-
The pastor, Rev. WILLIAM +. HATCHER, ID. d.,
viii preach AZ Ii o'clock A. NJ. and Rev. ii. Nc
DONALD, ID. D., Of the second Baptist church, at
haf-past 7 o'clock r. NJ.
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DENTISTS.

- w. JONES, DENTIST, Office GXa
Nes No. s07 FRANKLIN STREET, be-0YffD
1--WE. III Eighth aud Ninh streets. having every con.
yenlf and appliance tor comfort OF his patients,
with NeHty-6ge years experience and PRICES RE-
DucFD is prepared 10 perform gently AM care
fully ali OFfaiions for such as may desire bis pIo-
fessionsl services. no lT-6m
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Died, IN this city. a. his residence, yesterday
morning, JOHN NJ. HEINLElN, In the thirtielh
year OF his age.
HIS funeral will take place from 81. Johns Luhe-
church SUNDAY MORNING at O'Clock.
Friends and cuuainta Noes ire Invited In attend
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M SEVENTH.STREEr CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.-Preaching by Rev. J. y. TYLER at Il
A. NJ. and 1870 p. NJ. Subject tor sunday evening,
- Legitimate Amusements."
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III FIRST PRE- 5 b Y T L II A n
CHURCH-Prtaching by the pastor, Rev. T. l..
PRESTON, y. d., at IL \. NJ. and al quarter before
at night Strangers will receive cordial well
come.
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MI. MONUMENTAL CHURCH-Rev.
j. 6. ARMsTRoNG.-Seryices IL a. VI. and
O'Clock L. VI.
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MI SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Of Main aud Sixth streets).-Rey. HENRY
MCDONALD, ID. d., Will preach on SUNDAY ut IL
A. NJ. and Rev. WILLIAM f. HATCHER, d. D., at
1870 L. NJ.
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Nj GRACE-STREET PREsBYTE-
RAN CIIURt H.-Prcaching at / o'clock A. NJ.
and 7:l5 +. ~
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Me- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH tcor-

W. FIRST Baptist CnOhCH (coT-
ner Twelfth and Broad streets).-Rey. j. u. HAw-
TuORNE, ID. d., will preach on SUNDAY at ! / A.
NJ subject Thy requestl "The Seven Sayings OF
Christ from thu Gross" and at ~ Z. M.-subjec',
"Who are The Friends of Christ?n All strangers
welcome.
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III JUST OPENED

TT JULIUS MEYER
Is CLOSING OFT HIS ENTIRE STOCK
DRESS GOODS. COLORt - CASlINtRES, PLAIN
and STRIPED NtLNET~ ana NFLVETEENS,
CLOAKs, DOLMAN>. >iAWL>, and FELT
SKIRTS AT PRIME COST;
BLACK CASINO RE-;
HACK and COLORtD SILKS and SATINS:
LADIES. Gt N1LtMtN'>, and CHlLDREN'S
MERINO UNDERWEAR:
WHITE and OLORtD FlANNFLS;
TONFLS. NAPKINS. TABLE DAMASkS,
QUILT~. NOTTINGHAM LACES, at greatly
reduced price;
RLEACHED aud BROWN SIlEETING>;
PILLOW COTTON, &C, much be.ow regular
prices;
DEIFD SHIRTS Linen bosom and cufsl at
G0c.'
The celebrated PEARL SHIRT at 81 (old price, at
ia 80 JULIUS MEYERS.
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isES 6.r,tgSe
VO THE PUBLIC.

This announcement. to begin JANUARY IS, 1850
means an actual saving Of
20 TO 80 PER CENTCM.
For eXappe:
BLACK SILKS al $3.50 we sold az AZ;
BLACK SILkS at 1915 We sold lt $3.50;
BLACK SILKS a. 81 We sold at S12j;
KID GLOVES Il, SIOj We sold At 1928;
KID GLOVES al 1925 we sold at $50;
HARRIS'S SEAMLESS KIDS:
Tw0-bn'tou at SlGG worth ~;
Three-hutton at II IS worth 1925.
Complete line Of BLACK CLOAKS and DOLMANS
At \ SACRIFICE.
HARRIs'S sEAMLES ONE-BUTTON KIDS II
SOC.
Goods Ia aA Departments will be sold al PRIME
COST.
FANCY DRESS GOODS soc. to $3.50 that we
sold at So to 50. THOMAS Il. PRICE & CO..
ia l5-eod3m ll0l east Nam street.
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HORSES. MULLEN. Re.

DOE SALE, TWO GOOD WORK IN
l. HORSE S. believed TO b. perfectly ga
sound. VIII sell on SIX month"; lime, icr good Sc
curly. CHAFFiN, STAPLES & GO.
fe l4-lt 4
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nj NICHOLSON-STREET METHO-
DIST CHURCH.-Jhere VIII be services at IL
O'Clock A. NJ. Rev. WALTER G. BATES will preach
at 8 O'Clock r. NJ.
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MARRIAGES.
Deaf Els.

Married on the lllh Instant by Rev. John NJ.
Butler. Dir: EMMETT Il. SMITH and Miss LUCY
A. kERsEY; all of This city.
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90 80 TO IS per ream, at
ID The DISPATCH iRINTING-HOUsE.
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MT NEW DEPARTMENT

nj NEW DEPARTMENT
COHEN BROTHERS..
They will exhibit en- MONDAY NEXT, the OH Of
February, an extensive assortment Of
LADIES UNDERGRADUATES
Of every de cription--ther own manufacture-or
the latest designs, and gotten up with the greatest
care, especially as regards sewing and finish. Be-
Ing DESTROYS OF having this department Of their
business su'talaed, they have made such prices as
will insure its future success.
Any SPECIAL ORDERS left in their care will re-
ceive the promp,es, attention, aud satisfaction
guaranteed fe7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-14
mr. BROAD.sTREET METHODIST

SUNDAY. February l5th.-Preaehing nj
IL o'clock A. VI. by Rev. PRESTON NASH. N7:fo
T. NJ. by Rev. w. g. STARR. pastor-snbJect, =" A
Memorable Night on the Banks OF the Nle.n
strangers cordially welcomed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-14

MI. FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street nea Gracel Rev. W. &.
SCHAEFFER, pastor-Prcaching at IL A. VI. aud
7:45 =. ". Subject at night. Christian Life and
Victory" Strangers and visitors cordially well
comed. Seats free.