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PUBLIC SALES.
fNHoMAs NJ. oGLE, AUCrloNErR
Il AND REAL ESTATE AGENT In"

HND VLAL ESTATE AGENT,
,ha aapvlng lying mad nye years. experience in
nnpchs sm1 ihteeorder's 0nioe, persons desiring 10
IL thain OF sell Real Estate, will nnd il
Honaaa auVantage to give me a call.
ad adouses rented, rents collected and retnrn.
~. ~ ,ionthly. Will also buy second hand
i,,rn iiurnisure. New and second hand furni-
VIII Wii,dtntsaie ,Hr saie, Store, So7 Market street.
~ sxI attended de, to, at reasonable rates. P'-
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The 18th DAY of July 1880,

htz U CLOCK, p. M,
Inc following described real estate. viz
All that certain lot Of land and three
storied brick dwelling house thereon sitn.
ated In the city of Wilmington, Aforesaid
bounded and described as follows 10 viii
BEGINNING at the westerly side Of Shiplev
street between Second and Third ~ reefs
AZ the centre of the party wall between
lhis and the dwelling formerly OF (}riffith
Menshal now OF Henry Garrett adioining
the south, thence westerly through The
center OF said wall and parallel TO Third
street 40 feet, thence northerly paralIeI IN
SIMPLIFY street about feet @ Inches Ihenoe
westerly parallel TO Third street and
passing over the middle of the well Of
water 20 as to divide the same into two
equal parts for the use OF both properties
zfeet, thence southerly parallel to Ship
ley street about feet inches, thence
westerly parallel to Third street 80 feet 10
the easterly side OF a five feet wide alIey
leading into Third street, thence north
erly BY said alley side and parallel with
SIMPLIFY street, ~ feet 8 inches, thence
easterly parallel to Third street by other
lands Of the said Henry Garrett y8 feet 10
tne Aforesaid westerly side OF Shipley
street. and thence thereby southerly "a
ieet ana Inches to the place of beginning
De the contents thereof what they may,
seized and taken in execution as the
properly OF DAVID II. BARBER and
MARY f.. his wife, John b. Stradley ana
caroline d., his wife. and Daniel smith
and Adiaide G., his wife. and :, t., and TO
be sold BY JOHN PYLE, Sherifi,
aSsheriffs Office, New Castle, June ae,
iooV' jeN-eodta.
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FERDINAND BISHOP,
@A0a
Opened at the above N

opened at the above place.
ON MONDAY. APRIL 18th. 1880.
A fall line Of Optical instruments aIoss
vs; Sg, ~ rs sui al eyes. Doctors prescriptions
"''n care apA-lm.
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SHERlFF1S SALE.
y by virtue OF writ of Levari Facias
to me directed. will be exposed to public
saleIat the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL.
dl Shipley street, kept by Isaac c. Pyle.
IN IN the city of Wilmington, New Castle
County, Delaware, on
TUESDAY,
The 18th DAY of july 1880.
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E,IRST NATIONAL BANA
l. OF wlLMlyGi
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC M
AND
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF Tug
TED STATES.
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OHERlFF'S SALE.
y BY virtue OF writ Of Levarl fsd
TO me directed, will be exposed 10 Pul
sale, at tho
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bunting OLA.
GocBe......... wye
Grape cloth. h....,. 40 "
shephel d 's-plaid.. 5ml1
Fianhel, blue, brown Or 4"N
garnet-lrimmed with
white or fancy braid o,
siik, colors and cnmbina. "h
u"s ............... O,o,,
Dinue, Hamburg trim. W."
M mlngs............,-.o,ou o,ou
que, one or Two pieces Stoio 10
Organdie..........''>'''S. 10 u
Chintz: '''''''"2tolG
two piec''''''.'.....2lolpys Niece lpys
Bingham: '''''''Sioi6
one piece. o,u
Two piece..............Stooi%Sgei
Some of these haycbl
bought uncommonIv A
and are sold in like, M
ner.
The following in byl|
assortments are on |
bargain table :"
Victoria lawn dresses
Dotted swiss dresses.
Pique dresses.
Infants clothing ofcvl
kind and grade. Moth
cannot afford to plov'
it at home whether
quality Or price.
West of the Chestnut street entr,r,s
JOHN WANAMAE
Chestnut, Thirteenth, Market
Juniper.
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OHERIFF'S sALE.
- BY Virtue OF "a writ OF Levari Facias
10 me directed, will he exposed to publ c
sale at
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EDWARD BELTS, President
GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG. Cl.i
RAID mp capital, sjOul
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Philadelphia, New York and Bos,o1
change furnished TO regular Dep
without charge.
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Discount days, Mondays and
at S.3O A. M.
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CtHRRlFF'S SALE.
y By virtue OF a writ of LevarI +
TO me directed, will be exposed To I
sale al the
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LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
FRIDAY, The 10th Day of july,

No. 8il Shlpley street, kept by l'li
Pyle, in the city of Wilmington,
CasJle County, Delaware, on
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cHERIFF's SALE.

By virtue OF writ OF Levari Facias to
me directed will be exposed to public
sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL.
sIl Shipley street, kept by Isaac q. Pyle,
in the city OF Wilmington, New Castle
County, Del, on
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No. s4l ShipIey street, Kept by isaac c
Pyle, In the city OF Wilmington, New
tie county, Del, on
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OHERIFF'S SALE by vIRTU OF
- WRIT OF LEvARI FAcIAs, to me
directed will be expose 70 public sale,
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Editors DiSJs! Permit me, - q psu-
sieian and in kehalf Of the cause o. m'isic
en- our city, aaich has the reputation Of
possessing o hrge numbGr OF lovsrs OF the
divine art, to- make suggastion.
We are sadly in need OF good 1enor
voices in bed, there - scarcely ono first
class solo snor in Richmond. When, then.
an opportunity offers itself, take u that
our citizeas-certainiU those who ART musi-
cll-shesald use theif best enenayors TO Sc
cure good talent.
Oa sunday wasamong the large num-
ber Of those who enjoyed tho rich treat OF
devotional music. given at the Monumental
church by the regular choir. most ably as
>isted by Mr.. Edwin HoH, the accomplish
cd tenor from Baltimore
Mr.. Hoff was heard In opera here Lass
wear. and msde an agreeable impressiea; !;
but the real beauty Of his voice waa not
known until he was heard 10 the sAveral
beautiful solos which he rendered, at the
Monumental on Sunday. His style Is ex-
cellent, and In bis execution the sweet tim.
her o. his voice shows evidence OF careful
study. Aud I would say ,AnheSitatingly
lbelleyiIg It to be the almos.. universal YER
diet OF those who heard hi.m) that be Is pro-
badly the best church :enor our city has
over known,
! / hlss that tbe pQatl0n Of tsaoxat xenu'
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POLICE CouRT.-Justice CrutchtieId pre-
sided at the Police Court yesterday, and
disposed Of the following cases:
Calvin Russell (cslored), charged with be-
ing common thief and vagrant. Jhiied
for thirty days.
Bernard NagIe, for being drunk, and El-
len Taylor (colored), for using indecent
language in the street. were fined 81 each.
Rachael Coleman (colored), for cursin@,
abusing, and beating Fannie Pegram. Dis
charged on payment Of costs.
Patsey Booker and Shepherd Hubbard
(cOlOred), for unlawfully assaultiDg and
beating Sarah Wilkinson. Both were fined
81 each, and the cost was divided between
them.
William Jackson and Mary Briggs Doth
colored), for unawfully cOhabiting togeth-
er. Fined S20 each.
Alexander Yancey and John Graves (co-
l0red), for being disOrderly in the public
street. Fined 81 each.
Frank Ruth, for threatening to assault
and beat Thomas w. Belts. Continuedu un-
til to-day.
Amanda Norris tcolored), for drunken
ness. Fined g.
Theodore Hope (colored). for trespassing
upon the premises OF and injuring the pro-
perty OF +. Betty. Continued until to-day.
Floyd MeIzille (colored), for being dis
orderly on the the street. Fined Sll
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A CARD.
Mareirl- lSQ0

Marc'rI, 1880.
The undersigned having accepted position with
Messss. MILLER Pierce, druggists. coy-,sr OF Fifth
and NarNha streets, respectfully Informs his
friends of the change. and soIieits onsiaaDce OF
their patronage. With unsurpassed facilities for
dispensing. and n good stock-fuliy aeoaate to the
demands of trade-he promises ACCURACY IN PRk-
PAEArIoN. dispatch in forwarding ans personal
attention to all orders entrusted to him. (Uommu-
neaii hon may be had by telephone.)
With many thanks for kind and gtseroxs pa
ronsgs in the past he hopes by uDremitsng atten.
ton 10 merit your further support.
Very respectfully,
IOsrpu ~ UTygIs
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Person nj.

Editors Dispatch: Your Petersburg cor
respondent 10 the Dispatch OF to-asy says ::
1.-The neme OF the Hev. Alexander u.
Brown il very generally mentioned on the
streets as the probable incoming Dresidepe
of the Petersburg Savings and Insurance
COMPANY"
Tb:s use Of my nare is entirely unauthsr.
lied. I could NOT accept that or any seeu-
lar ossee whose duies would eenfiIct With
my sacred calling.
ALEXANDER G.. Brown,
No. "A vest Marshall strsat-
Richmond, Hd., March /, l6So.
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SMoKEHOUsE BURNED. -On Thursday
morning alb ,ut 3 O'Clock Captain J. b. Tre-
william, living near Talleysyille, New Kent
county, had his smokehouse and contents
DESTROYED by fire, the work OF an incendk.-
ry. This Is the second loss that Captain
Treyilian has sustained by incendiary tires,
his barn, with valuable contents, being
burned only a short time ago. From oil
accounts she condition OF things must be
ANYTHING but satisfactory In New Kent, In.
cendiary nres and rohbcries being Of fire.
qutnt occurrence,
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failed to bring with him some OF the sheets
full Of humorous hits at the ReHdiusters,
and bristllng with opposition 10 the pend.
ing bin. The concluding part OF the speech
was In rhyme.
As to his own party, Mr.. Rowe said they
made great mistake In not having CON-
mauder-in-chief. The other side bad ma
jorgeneral, and had gotten members with
very little pay. lie thought the white Re-
publicans made great mistake In not
taking the colored ones under their wing.
Every county that sent colored member
here ought TO have had a c0lored Judge.
He knew plenty OF coIored men In his Sec
tion better qualified than some OF those
elected. He was surprised that the colored
members coalesced with the Liberals on
such easy terms.
THE SPEAKER DETERMINES WHO HAS THE
FLOOR.
Mr.. Wilkinson claimed the floor, and was
recognized by the Speaker.
Mr.. Nicol asked Mr.. Wilkinson to give
way to him, as he wished to address the
House.
The Speaker notified Mr.. Wilkinson that
IL be yielded the floor 1t would be given to
the first person who claimed II.
Mr.. Wilkinson sat down. Three or four
members sprang up. The Speaker recog-
nized Mr.. Lady. Mr.. Lady called the pend
ing question. Mr.. Nicol rose to point Of
order, and said that Mr.. Wilkinson yielded
to him. He was overruled. He appealed
from the decision OF the Chair, and wished
to discuss the point.
The Speaker read the rule showing the
Speaker alone Is authorized to decide who
is entitled TO the floor.
The bill was ordered to its third reading
on recorded vOte-ayes, 55; noes, A.
Mr.. Cbamberlayne (at 7:50) moved to ad-
journ. Not agreed to. Recorded vote
ayes, 81 noes, "a.
6REEN-HILL CEMETERY.
Mr.. Hanger asked for consent to take up
out OF its order and pass the Green-Hill
Cemetery Company bill. The Readjusters
being in good humor, Accommodated him.
Meanwhile the clerks engrossed the amend
ment.
RIDDLEBERGER BILL PASSED.
The Riddleberger bill, having some days
ago been amended by striking out the 18th
section and inserting new clause that the
interest shall be paid out Of any money in
the Treasury "Dot otherwise appropriated"
was passed by the following vote:
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MsscAesfer's pfater.Poser-AlyAf Pro.
odbty 10 1e Instituted Agbihst the Cifv Of
Richnaond. Since the city OF Richmond has
sccepied the proposition OF the james River
aud Kanawha Canal Company relative to
Supplying wster to RIchmordj tho city of
Manchester, is understood. will iustiluto
salt at opes against the JamcyHiver Com,
pany. The object Of the suit iy-t6 asce rtalr
whether the ,aid James River Company has
the right to ri,asc proposition Hhich, II ID.
claimed, will I've detrimental to tire Manches-
ter water.power. The City Co0ncil wilR
meet next Friday sight, and the Garter will
be brought before that body.
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IN Liquidation.-Th BsnM II Manches-
ter, after operating about; sax years, has
gone into liquidation. The cs4cers state,
however, that the assets win more than
cover the liabilities. AZ soon a. several
suits in which the ban isis ints5ested are
ended, and number OF fen.ssaeta siding notes
which are out are settled up, the bank will
hp ctC Sed
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Personals. Bishop Dsxseit delivereGans
able and interesting sg disctovse at the Mctho--
dist church Sunday morbisg In the Interest,"
OF the Virginia Bible Socissy.
Justice James NJ Perdue was able to Se-
ont yesterday after a brief sickness, ands
presided at the May ,r's Corvf.
Nr. Jonah Jewitt,. Of fais city, was.
slightly injured sunGhy'aitcssson by being.
thrown from dog-cart.
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Average for the month at sunrise, 5s.s

A MANS Nose BITTEN OFF AND TFEN
SEwED ON.-Several nights ago coored
man named John Ayres, residing at O4
Cary street, started on visit to anIacqnaint-
ance who lives near the Second African
Baptist church, in the penitentary bottom.
Upon reaching the house, Ayres looked
over the fence. A fierce dog happened to
be near the fence, and sprang forward and
caught him by the nose, biting it entirely
of. lie Immediately went home and. pro-
cured the assistance OF a physician. DR..
Deaton arrived shortly afterwards, and Ien-
dered all the aid possible, and sewed the un-
fortunate mans nose on. Ayres's son states
that he went back TO the place where the
biting occurred, and, after careful search,
found the probOscis which the dog had re-
moved lying in the yard. 1t was brought
TO the attending physician, who sewed it
on. Ayres's face presented pitiful sight,
and his injury may prove dangerous one.
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go TO ANTONI's 70, Florida 0yaBges.
GoTO ANTONI's for Florida Osanges.

0tD DOMINION RYE wnIsKEY eight years old 3.
- q SELECT RYE WHIsKEY;
'sNoETRosE RYE WHIsKEY:
4ALLEGaASY RYE WHlsKEY;
NIKE HARNAN" RYE WHIsKEY;
EMPIRE BOURBON WHisKEY;
~ISGLEsIDE" BOURBON WHIsKEE;
[" WILSON" BOURBON WHrsKEY;
UENSEssY and MARTBLL BRANDY;
DUFF GORuOS and other SHERRIEs.
The above brand. are for sale by w. ID. BLAIR Gz
CO. AT moderate prices.
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YURNllkUBE,

EURNITURE., FsRNlIvRE!-IM
il, ofl,r for sac goo suits OF ChasA,si Furai- ~
ture, in price rom s23 tt$19e, freis the best
manufactures East ana West, also 81 my o~n'
Kitchen fu si;urr, and every asfiele ~ tsc fufuf
rure line Al.o. CabiDss- kexp supplies OF every
descriptlon VIII duplicate BaB3s pssces. fsp-.
lies iu walx viii save. money ~ gtvin5 me eau.
Ufce and gwarerooms ;,l4Se Nein slrsss near ~
,eenih sirse'. Workshops :ie =. sna ~ nrrsn ~"
teesfh - ye<. WILLIAM DNFEnVN.
fe q.
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CoSGREss wATER.-Iis surss'ority asa esthar- .
tic and Alternative consists In It's entire fraeienp
from eRrythng bitter, acid Cserade that PRODUCES
heada che. internal soreness, aed tends desroys
the mucous membrane. All LISeral waite . thai aros
dangerous irrtants may be Known by an acid Sstesr-
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AUCTION SALES THIx>nAY.

FRANK -. HILL & CO. l.. NJ. eomnL.s .eaers.
eair II large tobacco factory ola tnt eist sole OF
~,ssn street near Arch street.
w esDDUIN, 8 Z. NJ. eomiasstSoer's sac or Iot
ana framed store md dwelling al The sodhwess
eSsner OF Leigh aad Twenty -ssnth strssts.
JNO 4. LAUGHT0<, ,JB., 10 A. NJ ale,1 L. M.s
manufacturers sale OF silSei~pla,ed Ssee, tsDt-
eutIeIy, clocks. &c.
PANE & NOWLlN. 10 a. ~. clo,!igroa' sale OF
fruit and orna aental-irees ross, tsjsts, thrunr
berry, SC. AZ 1900 Main stssc'.
JAS. MACDoUtALL, 1ox A. NJ, h>ssehold fur-
nituFe. stoves. &c.
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Predchasy'in tty t,ostntry. - Rev. Decatur
Edwards, OF this city, occupied tho pulpit
at Branch's church, ~ Chesterfield sounty,
Sunday morning, ART preached to s'Iarge
congregation. Rev.. NJ. Netfies will preach
at this church next Susday morning. The
attendance ot the different churches
throughout the connI5 is generally very
large. Many persons Isum this city attend
service in Chest rtiefd Sundays.
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Biskis1 SeaSon.-The ishimy season
seems to have opened in earnest. Yes.
iterday about a dozen boats were seen
in the nsiybborhood OF Mayo's bridge, each
containing several fishermsns. n number
Iof tine perch were caught by'soine Of the
angleIs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-02

VERDICT FOR THE CITY.-In the City Cir
cult Court yesterday Wexford pre-
siding-the suit OF Charles HineIyne cS.
City OF Richmond was tried and verdict
rendered for abe city. Mr.. H!ne@yne sued
to recover damages alleged to have been
sustained to his property by its being
flooded with water.
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VERDICT OF THE HOUSE
Against the asamtIsen Substitute smd
In Favor or the RiddleberSer Bill.

ROSS HAMILTON FAILS TO CARRY THE coL0RED
MEMBERS WITH BIx--TDE BILL PASSED IN
The H0use, AND HOUSE AMENDMENT con.
CURED IN BY THE sENATE-MorfETT BELL
PUNCH LAW REPEALED AND LICENSE sYs.
TEN RE-EsrABIlsHED- PROSPECTS OF THE
VALLEY RAILRoAp--yoRKTowS CENTEy.
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PERsoYALs.-C. Th. Blendermanp,. OF
Bremen, Germany; NJ. S. WoOdall, OF West
Virginia; Dumrody Jones, OF Atlanta ): M
tbaniel Norris, OF Halifax; Z. ii. Blight
foot, OF Petersburg; and Edmund Chris
tiap, OF Chrksville, Tenn. were among
the visitors who registered at the Tobacco
Exchange Yesterday.
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fo.Eioy TRADE.-The York River Line
ana It's connections are now giving through
Diis OF lading TO London, Liverpool, AUt-
werp, aud other foreign ports. Our foreign
Shippers are thus enabled 10 know at all
tlines The cost OF shipping and get their bills
oi iading promptly at Richmond.
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YoT WILL FIND A LARGE ASSORTMENT OPT
NEW GOODS
LEVY BROTHERS..

They show large stock adapted to TIE present
season. Gail and take a ookat their stock Of DRESS.
GOODS, TkBLE-LINES, FMBRoIDERIss, LAcEs,
BUTTONS PARAsoLs, UMBRELLAS, aad FANCY
GOODS. Large assortment Of goods In every de-
partment. Bear II in mind that LEVY BKoEHERs>
have the largest store and sell more dry goods than
any other house In this city, Theirs sa one-price
estsb.blaent. so you may depend upon getting
your goods al the lowest figures.
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pATR0NIzE noME-N.ASUFAC.s ! I

thereby saving m ,nsy ani ksspsug Il 10 eir-v
eulailoa n home. win mae for cen the a. }. J.
he arsr FRENCH CALt ulQ'rs Ia ercsr " tns
PHAsT SHOES, 10 ORDER for $3.50. 90 nos 20.
verise any sscon-aaa,lss work kemsmss, nj, INA ma
very hes, FRENCH CALf. which PasehAss non
Tie tmpcrtev Ia Neu Sorh. and the bess lDAx.S
nc S0LE-LGAT@kR. esniay oaiy ~ 80 49,
sly ie that eau - prodaeed BY aay srst'e'ass o"'
Call, see. and ~ coavlsse:i a.e w.,~ .sr.~&.
nss.sw Sss DOM sssvs xlnaA
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MEEr1xG on THE BOARD or yIsrToRs or
5hE MEDICAL COLLEGE or vfRCiSIA.-Tbe
posFd Of Visitors Of this institution meets
to.oay 81 the College, 1t one o'clock. to elect
3 rrneera.or q Antony 10 tbs plsce Of Or.
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CLOTHING Found. --Y esterday morning j.
=, Harris lcolored) found six new coats on
Tx premises, No. 604 north Fifteenth street.
ns took them TO the First police station,
where they were identified as the property
OF A. 0ppenbeimes. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-02

GRAND JURY.-The grand jury Of the
Hastings Court met yesterday and made the
following indictments
William Rether dtiqS William Brown. for
stealing q pocket-book and contents from
the person OF Mrs. Alice II. Bartlett. In
dictment for felony.
Moses Miles alias Coles Miles alidS,Abram
Miles, for stealing a pocket-book and oon-
tents from the person OF Miss Kate Ainslie.
Indicimen for felony.
A true bill was also found against Alex.
ander McGruder for escaping from the
changing.
The grand jury has adjourned untliFri-
day.
The Hastings Court will convene this
morning apl1 o'clock. The criminal docket
will be called to-day. There are TWO pick
pocket thieves to be tried this term.
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DEBT QUESTION. joint Committee
on the Manchester Debt Question met again
Yesterday afternoon at Mr.. w. l.. Cowar.
uln's Office, on Main street. After being.in
conference short while they adjourned
Without agreeing uponA proposition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-02

Statistical Number OF arrests made In
February. As. For T. lony. z; misde-
Esanor, 90; ordinance Violations Il. Only
one civil case was disposed Of.
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GoTO ANToSI's for Cream Tssy.
GOTo ANToSI's for Cream Tsffy.
GOTO AN1oSI's for Cream Tsfy.
Fresh eveFv day.
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MEDICAL CoLLEGE COMMENCEMENT 10
NIGgr.-The forty-first annual commence,
mept OF the Medical College OF V'rginn VIII
be held in Mozart Hall tonight. Hon. d.
Iobnson Harbour delivers the address.
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GO 10 ASTOSI's for yellow Bananas.
GoTO ANToNI's for yellow Bananas.

COUGHS. COLDS, AND CoSsUnPTioI are or m
cured by the timely use Of Cod-rAiser OH Try the
Emulsion prepared by PURcFsI, LADD 4 Co..
Price, soc. For sale by all druggists
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TBR anesr PALArABLE WAY 10 taxa CodrLisss
OIL isln emulsion. Use P.ecELL, Lion Co.'s,
combined with hypophosasttes Of b &c and'sdaA.
Price, 5cc. For sale bv ali esugs sts.
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REFxBlICAxs OF JACKSON WARD--rhe
Republicans OF Jackson Ward last night
adopted the fOlowhng:
Hssoiued, That We will stand by the Ma
tioaal Republican party and do all we can
for the success OF the party, and VIII not
tske part with either wing OF the Demo-
cratic or Conservative party IN tne coming
cam naign.
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hETEOfUL OgfCAL.-The following fable
shows the state Of the Thermometer (Fabfeh.
helt) at sunrise during the month OF Feb.
ruary, the course OF the wind. and also the
highest and 1west points Of temperature
reached each day:
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THE COUNCIL.
Election OF CIerk Of First Market.

A LONG SESSION OF Tue TWO BoDTEs-MR. X.
DUsH HILL ELECTED CLEEK or THE FIRsy
MARKET IN PLACE or SAMUEL ELLIS, De-
CEAsED-0THER MATTERS.
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BRIEFs.-A colored man named Danlel,
emnIoyed at Ford's Hotel, was run owe.
Yesterday by a buggy near the corner OF
Eleventh and Broad streets, ana hao nis
face M badly cut snd one Of bis teeth knocSea
out.
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LADIES, DELICATE AsD FEEEzr,
If you wish 10 be healthy and beautiful take CodeA's
LIkBIs'S LIQUID BEEF.
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was clear and

Tar WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant. e. n "a.
a W.N: noon. 90; 8 +. NJ. 60;6 +.
n. IS; midnight. As,
ussn temperature. 5i So.
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THR so1ID SOUTH. 10 woman- are for HoP
BIyTERs, using them as their only gfmiIy medi-
Cin