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Ii i not so pleasant 10 be prince, after
ALL. He Is not permitted 10 select his own
biide. lie may fall in love with girl as
beautiful as an bouri and as good as an
angel, but unless she IS a member Of royal
family be must tear her image from his
breast, and marry princess who may wear
freckles, pug nose, aud red bair. To be
sure, she generally has enough names to
compensate for her bomelness, but prince
doesn't think of that when he Is in love
NOrristOnn Herald.
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Ihe Huecote.-There was a fin. audience
AT ine Beethoven musicale last night, md 0
well-selectcd programme was finely exc.
cufed. The singing Of Miss Ada NnnnaJl,
ana Messrs. Il. +. Mosrisseite and B. w.
Nunnaly aud The Instrumental selections OF
Miss Shanks and Mr.. Schaap were loudly
applauded. Mrs. Harding acted most eff.
ciently as accompanist.
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70 The Central Asylum as soon as secolnmo
daiion can be eRorded.

Ses to Jah. Richard Lovsjoy (coIored
was before the Police Court yes4erda,
charged with being drunk in the street
lie was tined g 80, and in defauIt of pay
ment vas sent 20 jlil for five days. Ihch.
ara was arrested Tuesday and locked up IT.
me sia'ion-bouse. and Yesterday afternoon
had not entirely recovered from the effe.,s
OF his intemperance.
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TO CONSCMPTiv Es.-WILBOR'S COD LIVER OIL
AND LINE has now been before The public twenty
years. and has steadily grown in fIyo. ard appre-
clion TIL, could not be the case unless the pre-.
pardtlOn was OF high intrinsic value. The cOmbina-
ton Of the Phosphate Of Lime with pure CoG-Llyer
oil. as prepared by IN. WILBOR, has produccda new
phase IN the treatment of Consumption aud an dis
cases Of the hing. This arilee be taken by tie
most delicate invalid without creating toe disgusting
nausea which i such an objection 10 The Cod-L Fe1
Oil when taken witLOut Lime. II l. prescribed, by
the regular faculty sold by The proprietor, 4. B
WILBoR, Chemist, Boston, and Dy at, drugFist..
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EASTER.

ktAsIhR. R.CARDS, very pretty. 10 lOc.
5ts III ~ DAW Ma pretty volume Of poems. 90c
InE "Alts OF PARADISE. a Dream OF Easter
,,t!e-c1quisteiy beautiful. soc.
h.LFS To HOLY LINT. By Bishop Hunting
Ion. Sl.2j.
N!Ew HELPS ToA HOLY LENT. BY the same.
LENT LEGENDS. Stories for Children from
11huith History. BY Rev. j. ~ Neaie ID. ID. 75c.
inOOSliIs FUR LENT. by Bishop OXenden.
LEfSIEy Lessons. Readings for Every Day in
sLyEX LENTEN SERMONS BY Right Rev. VIII
:, nan W2llhsm How ID. ID. 75c.
AA9lth LILIES. a collection Of Sweet Poetry
i+bsning 10 liter. Dainty Eut up with ilu-
. minated covers. Use.
4hE YOUNG EPIsCOPALIAN'S MANUAL.
s19ihed Oy the HenricO Sunday-schoOl Union.
V4iTECBlsM or THE PRAYER.BOOK IN IT'S
nlrIORf And INTERPRETATION. BY Rev.
u; i. baSeney, 1t. d. Paper covers, l5c. Cloth,
AZ ESSAY on PREAC HING WITHOUT NOTES.
~ Heury A. DOss. Csc.
inngOGhfs On GREAT MYSTERIES. BY +. W.
taber, ID. II. 1925.
Elthtr Of the above works mailed TO any address
on receipt Of The price.
we We are in constant reee ut Of NEW BOOKS, and
1,,, n.y. On hand macy Of ibe choicest DEVOTIONAL
"OhkS, cd and new.
.p BiBLEs, PRAYER-BOOKS, HYMNALS.
made WI. 'nIInI'SI a pXI,lI 7, "a
NH l9-2t ''"'V'''' =" ann -"'
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The AmerwicaD weatbah establishment
has, Jack Carnegie tells me, commenced
some export twade TO Gweat BwItain and
o,hah forweign cOuntwies. snd wepeatetiy
sends ovah storms .nere, which cweaie 'Alch
confusion, horwsb, aud wuio, by c@iyiDg
ships on wocks, and blowing detsr differ
ent structures al wound the Coasts and In
the interwl.ah. - Puck.
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Go TO ANrOTIs for YELLOW BANANAS,
60 TO ASToSIs for FLORIDA ORANGES,
GO TO ANroNI's for MALAGA GRAPES,
Main street.
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CID DOHiNION Rye WHISKEY eight years old
" Il elcctn and " MontrOse Rye Whi>key, " EN-
pire" and lnglesidc" Bourbon Whiskey " Pl'a-
na," Santa Clara and all grades Of Cigars
iIennessy an Mariel Brandy, DUFF Gordon and
ot&er Sherres At moderate prices, by
W. ID. BLAIR < co.
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L,EnIG,s EXTRACT OF mrAT.

IEBIG CONPAYY's EXTRACT OF
MEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
fLAyORNG STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE.
DISHES. AND SAUCES.
LiLBiG COMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT 81:
ssu,eess and boon for which nations should
ieel gsaief9l.r-see " Medic 4 Press," Lancet, )
British Medical Journal" &c.
oAUTIoS.--Gernine only with the fac sfmfi.
Baron Liebs's signature In blue ink across
ueilbe.
Consumption IN England increased tenfolc
10 ten wears"
Aihb'G CoMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT. To
~ had OF all siorekeepers. Grocs RS, and Chem
h's. Soleagenis FOR the United States twholesal'
on'y), q. David & CO., 43 Mark Lane, London
Enflsnd. nah 1885,
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"MARTHA V-THE CAsr-FOr The pro-
ducton OF the oicra OF Martha" " next
month for the benefit cf the Mozarl Associa-
ton, under the direction OF Mr.. Charles l..
Siegel, the following east Of TIE leading
parts has been determined on: Martha,
Signcrina Elisa Blraldy, Of Baltimore :;
Nancy, Miss Belle Pelouze. OF Richmond; );
Lionel. Mr. Edwin ". IolT, Of Baltimore );
PluDkett. Mr. y. Il. pleaNants; sheriff, Mr..
l.. II. jenkins; Sir Tristan, Mr.. f.. \.
Perrot; the three last all OF Richmond.
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Brtet Hems.-Mr. G.. A. Peple, Of ihi:
CITY, who has been quite sick, was much
better Yesterday.
The Hastings Court was not in session
yesterday, but VIII convene this morning.
Another Dure.wbite robin was killed in
Chesterfield near the city limits yesterday.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, FRIDAY.-
Woodson's executor rs. Leyburn and ais.
Appeal allowed to q decree OF the Circuit
Court OF Goochland county, pronounced jih
OF April, 1878.
Kelly, supervisor, rs. Board OF Public
Works. Writ Of error and sVperSedeQs
awarded to a judgment OF the Circuit Court
Of the city Of Richmond, rendered February
), 1850.
Barrum rs. Barnum. Appeal allowed 10
a decree of the Circuit Court OF Fairfax
county Of December lG, 1879.
Keith rs. Miller, &c. Argued by j. u.
Forbes. Esq. for appellant and submitted.
Danger6eId rs. Thompson. Argued by
s. +. Beach. Esq, for plaintiff, and Ed
ward Burke, Esq, for defendant, and con-
tinQed until to-day.
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1he Social BdH.-Cersley's Hall was
crowded lat night on the occasion of the
ball OF the Manchester Beneficial and Social
Society. Warner Alien furnished the music.
me committee were all attention, and the
ailair was one OF the mos; pleasant OF the
winter.
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iben tln cDmDIance viii the ordinance or
ihe snblecD for their failure 10 attend fires
when The only excuse they offer is that lhey
were at work and did not bear the alarm.
CHEMICAL ENGIyEs.
feel II my duty to say a word in recon-
mendatlon OF the chemical engines which
are now III use in nearly every welI-or9au-
ized IRE department through the country,
ana 20 bear testimony 10 their value I'm ey-
tingufSblng Ial ge number OF the fites TO
WDlch we are called upon to subdue, and TO
say That fire must be well advanced that a
chemical cannot cXtineuiSh. could pro.
duce thousand testimonials as t. their eff.
clency were II Necessary. | would there
fore recommend that the committee pur-
chase one brst.class chemical engine. and
nat 1t be located IN the central part Of the
city. These engines are always ready, DOW
erin', and prompt; can he used at any
time, In any place, thus subduing a ire at
the moment Of It's discovery, and even
when it has reached an alarming extent, ut
The same time avoiding the damages that
would follow II water alone were used.
THE COTTON PIRE AT WEST POINT.
During TIE year the chairman OF the Fire
Committee was requested by the officers OF
the Richmond and York River Railroad
Company TO allow portion OF the appa-
ratus 10 assist in subduing lire which oc-
CURED at West Point, where large quan-
tity Of cotton was stored and much Of it
destroyed, threatening with it the vaItiable
wharf property belonging to the different
lines at thai point. To that appeal the Chief
Engineer, CAPTAIN G.. A. Ainsllc, ordered
Steamer Company No. ., under command
OF an assistant engineer, to the scene Of tie
conllagratiop, and rendered valuable assist |
ance 10 qUeling " hat otherwise would have |
proven very serious fire.
The Chief concludes with m appropriate |
of thanks to the officers aud men |
Of the Department.
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SPECIAL SERVICES At BROAD STREET
METHODIST CHCRCH -COmmencing on next
sabbath. Rev. DR.. j. :. Inskip will con-
tinue to hold reyiyal-meetngs in this church
every night during the week. In the lead
ing cities OF Georgia and South Carolina the
labors Of thl; eminent divine have been
blessed with wonderful manifestations Of
spiritual power. Hundreds have been con-
yeIted. and have united with the various
denominations. His stay IN the city will
depend upon the measure of success which
may be aCcol ded TO his labors in our midst.
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tbs WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy Oh
rainy. AT night it was clear.
TnEESoMETEK YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ. As
A. NJ, 46; noon, 40; 81. M., SO; 6 p.
~, 30; midnight. A..
Mean Temperature, 4S SO.
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MOTHER GOoSE.-According to previous
announcement. " Mother Goose" in all her
glory was presented last night at Mozart
Hall 70 large aud fashionable audience.
"Ding. Dong. Dell" was the first OF the
series OF charming and beautiful scenes.
Then followed little " Miss Muflett," " Bo-
Peep" "Thc Discovery" Queen OF
Hearts," &C., &c. o
Part ,. Mother Goose and her numerous
family. The costumes were all well Snied
to the old nursery legend that carries uS all
back 10 the happy, sunny hours OF child
hood, when we did not have any notes fall
in due.
Where all acted their paris 50 well it
would be out OF taste 10 partlcularize. At
the conclusion OF the charming family
scene all the children marched or the Stage
and around the hall three times, to the de-
light OF all present.
The performance will be repeated This
afternoon at o'clock. and those who welc
prevented from going last night should ny
all means attend to-day. twas a novel and
delightful entertainment.
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WEATHER REPoar.

INDICATIONS FOR To-Day. For the Middle
Atlantic States, rain and snow, followed by
clear weather. stationary or lower tempera-
ture, rising barometer, and northwest
winds.
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D.. {. MCLANE'S
LIVER PILLS

ar no, recommended as a remedy for all the Ills
hat fash Is heir to- bnt in affections of the liver
and all Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia, and Sick
Headache or diseases of that character, they stand
without rival.
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PALM SUNDAY MORROw.-Th ccremO-
nics in the Catholic churches Tomorrow
Palm Sundsy-will be vastly interesting.
At st. Peters Cathedral the blessing and
distribution Of the palm will take place at a
quarter 3ast 10 O'Clock A. VI. This will be
followed by the celebration Of solemn high
mass, during which The Passion OF Our
Lord will be read. At night, beginning at
1:30 o'clock. the last Of the special Lenten
services will be held, when Right Rev.
Bishop kcane will conclude his series Of
discourses on the Incarnation. Ills subj ct
on that occasion will be WHAT Our Duties
Are Towards Chris, Our Mediator" Thee
sermons have created profound interest in
this community, The congregations. which
on each occasion completely filed the Ia
thCdral, including many nOn-CathOics.
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AusTIos SAILS THIS DAY.

- o. pt sqiss AZ Ksat Esf0t, NUT o,Assss
tsttI y4uHas-I 0i.d fHYf OF JrJtt -, flistsS5~
- ,rssett yegr h0r4f0 d. OHtd ~ fhs g,,.-s .ge,
~. az safes Bs3jv b suDteaths lSt WJEipS7sd las
II ts vear tds sf.eg hdUe 10 bs pcSG ~ is seller
fVnls ctlstOrl WIS adOnt-@ ABOUT etterh year, hft
bv All The Tcai eAkts agents lu t.eniHCnI, src 49,
DitfstO RichIOo as spd NifinIS.I
GEORGE 6. CRAWFORD, II st., fapD IN llano'
yer c0uslGy, Va.
RICHMOND 3AZAAE, 10 \. NJ, - horse' ID
mules. carriages. wagons, 30.
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BODY, BRAIN. NERVE FOOD.
Colden's HEBIG'5 HQUID EXTRACT BEAT
gives health, strength, and nerve force.
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SAVE MONEY Dy nsvIRg your pslntlhg zone gith
DISPATCH PRINTING-JOUs9. Good wOr<, iox
prices and satisfaction Guaranteed.
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GO TO ASTOHI's for CREAM TAFFY,
GO TO ANToNI's for CREAM CocoANUr.
so TO ANroNI's for LEMON CoCoANUr,
GO 10 ANTOSI's for CARAMeLs.
Made fresh every day.
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|
| COHEN BROTHERS are now Offering the LARGEST
STOCK OF GOODS il has ever been their pleasure tu
present.
| Their stock is complete in every department for
the present and approaching season.
Their principal stock has been purchased TO such
an advantage as 10 be enabled To Offer most goods
either at last years prices or even for Jess.
In connection with their regular sto they are
also Offering large lot of goods purchased of the
lude writers from The recent large New York fire.
CHOCOLATE CARAMELs-a fresh supply-at PIz.
7INIs.
NATIONAL TASTE CLEARLY DEFINED.-The
sale Of ATKINSoN'S WHITE ROSE exceeds that of
ans other perfume. and constantly increasing, can
hardy fan short Of a quarter of 4 million bottles
annually.
FIGS. DATES. SWEET ORANGES. at PIzzISI's.
LEVY BROTHERS
have rcp!onished eV.ry department I'm their store
with
FRESH, SEASONABLE GOODS.
They now snow the largest, the bestassorted,
the most complete, and the
CHEAPEST STOCK
pRY GOODS AND NOTIONS,
embracing al The
NOVELTIES IN DRESSsiOODS,
now on the market and a most superb assortment
Of Hosiery aud Rufing, as well as having made
large additions 30 all the OH r departments.
LoOk at their TorchOns aud IIamburgs.
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NO Neeting.-There being no quorum O
tue City Council last night, the regula
meeting was adjourned over.
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EASTER EGGs.-Fhe children should 90 TO Pr
ztNI's ald get some OF those beautiful EASTER
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ICE WATER Is rendered harmless aud more re.
freshing by BOP BITTERs In each draught.
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Adjulqed a Lunaiic.-Pase Randolph
,ealo2ed1 was adjudged lunatic bsiore a
commjsslon OF lunaoy held by just ,es Cen
,rv- Perdue. and Foster at lhe Mayors
Cart room Yesterday. and was ordered TO
be taken TO aH asylum. Du!ing Tue pss,
week two colored men have been adludgea
luuatics in this city. Randolph is now con,
dned in .ha city Jail, and Will be conveyed
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FRESH BoNBONs, SOFT MARsnsfALLow
DROPS, ut PIZZISIs.
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FEAST or ST. JOSEPH. Yesterday the
Feast OF 81. Joseph was appropriately oh.
served IN the Catholic churches.
At st. Peters Cathedral high mass was
celebrated by Rev. Father Habbe,ts. TIE
day was also observed by the Sisters OF
Charity Of ST. Joseph's Orphan Asylum.
AT the Asylum OF The Little Sisters OF the
Poor the inmates were entertained, the day
being observed as q holiday by the WELL
cared-Sor inmates OF that charitable home.
Al O'clock dinuer was announced, and
ooodly repast IL was. Grace was said by
Bishop Keane: after which he, assisted by
Rev. Fati er JansseDs, DR.. ID. j. UConnell.
and number OF ladies aud gentlemen, all o (
whom put on white aprons, waited upon the
inmates. There were two tables spread,
thirty persons being at one and fifteen at
the other. Altogether the occasion was ono
OF much pleasure. This is Catholic
institution, and was observed in times
past in Catholic countries; but yester-
day wss probably the first time that
such ceremony was ever witnessed
in this city. After the dinner was
over the entire company proceeded
TO the chapel, on the lower floor, where the
Bishop gave the benedictiou OF the Bltssed
Sacrament. The Bishop said that nei-
ther priest ror bishop could impart on
them such blessing az God himself was
about to impart upon them. God world an
their hearts with more consolation than the I
repast OF which they had Just partakpn, |
which bad only satisfied their appe,iieS. ST. !
Joseph had the happiness to live and die |,
under the same roof under which our
Saviour had lived; that our Lord was under |
their roof in the Blessed Sacrament as he |
was under that OF st. Joseph that we cln-
not think OF Jesus without thinking OF I
Joseph, who was the fo.ter-faher Of our
Lord; that we cannot think OF Joseph with
out thinking OF Mary, his spouse; that ,
Jesus, Joseph, and Mary were always found |
together. The Church celebrates to-day the
commOratiOn Of the death Of st. Joseph;
that the happiest day for a Christian is the
day OF bis death, for be ihen lays down the
cross and take. the crown.
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'AKE NOTICE.
THOMAS Il. PRICE < 60.
AT COST.
Complete lines .of
BLACK CASHMER y, BLACK TAMlsE;
BLACK BUS1lNGs,
22'., -, As, 80, aud 65c.--
reduced 33is per cenlum.
Compete line
BLACK SILKS, 95c. 10 $3.50.
No BOGUS SALE.
RIE PRESENT CONCERN WILL BE DlsCON-.
TlSTED 18TH APRIL, 1850.
STOCK MUST BIS SOLD.
ms i TIE BfST OPPORTUNITY EVER OF
FERED TIE PUBLIC To PURCHASE
FINE GOODS FOR ABOUT TWO
THIRDS THEIR yALUE.
FANCY DRESS GOODS AT 5oc. OS THE
DOLLAR.
fc 26.eod THOMAS Il. PRICE & co.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.
livery SOUTH ERN ER SHOULD
IL read ihc great American novel,
"IUE MASTER OF RED LEAF"

IL read lie great American novel,
"IHE MASTER OF RED LEAF
lY Mr. =. A. NERRIwETnEE, Of Memphi-, Tenn
Dl'tlnciiy an original nOvel.-Londoa Saturday
hfrifg
\ .ong tune since We have read so powerful a
siofy LOHdOH HeTdid n HeGNh.
tonk iaai meri more than ordinary attention.
Nsr York Sun.
The b',i njyel yet pro ,uccd by an American au-
N0r.-M. LDufs Post
One If the most forcbe and impressive OF stories
and 1ud.e' we have ever read Louisville COu.
gifr Journal.
A sinking literary success -NelC York Americ0.
work OF thrilling and w.ndei fOl pOwcr-a
charming and truthful novel; GTeenriHe Daily
NeCs.
Intensely Interesting - oxford Tribune.
Syo., cloth. SI.25; paDer, 10 cents. mail post
PAID For sale by took sellers, sent, receipt OF
pncf, by the nubshcrs, h.. j. hale & son,
nh z0->SW2tF New York.
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MAss.MEETING OF SUNDAY-SCHOOL UNION
OF ALL DENOMINATIONS mass meeting
Of Sunday school workers and friends OF
the cause will he held at the First Presby-
tcrian church Qfev. DR.. PrestOn's) on sun
day afternoon at 4 O'Clock. under the aus
pices Of this society. Interesting adj
dress's and other exercises may be eX-
pected.
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Grand total, SO I'd.
LARGE BELL WANTED.

feel constrained, Is did ouF former
Chief, again 10 urge the importance OF nav
ing large bell placed in the central portion
Of The city, to be struck by electricity, and
sufficiently large 10 be heard under all cir
cumstances ia every part OF Richmond.
Such 4 bell can be had for reasonable sum
OF money. aad If it Is the wish OF the Coun-
ell to add such an important feature to The
fire and telegraph service, ] would suggest
that four or five Cf the small bells now I'D
use be sold, or the metal recast Into bell
OF the kind and size desired, and the bell
properly mounted and connected with
The fre-alarm telegraph. tbs done, IL
would require only few hundred dol
lars TO add tbe eleeiric-strlRing appa-
rstus. The present irregular way in
which the bells On the station-houses are
rung docs not give to our force the proper
Information desired. IL Is vel understood
by you that all the runners (ot hosemen), as
we term them, receive such small compen-
sation for their services .nat they are com'
pellcd to seek other eGiploy ment, and sre
oitentimes out Of hearing OF the sound OF
the small bells which are now ruag upon an
alarm OF lire. Wi,,i such a bell as recon-
mead am sure that the committee would
not be under the unpleasant duty OF assess
ing tines Of 81 against some Of tue best aie'
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PIzziSI has the 15-PUzzLE. 60 and get one o
fhntu
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~. FLLYsCH 4 90. AIverusi"s ~seLts, fnser' A"'
yert.seEeIts ~ an Of The newspapers of the CBte+
$40 IS q. pnbliiaer rat2s Or,iers len =. tns ~,
gGtcA colLt'ns-rooI1 WI receive nrsn.F. A.sFn
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CAesiertieM Ne0S. The Chesterfield CiF-
cult CouIt-S. 5. WeIs.ger iudge-wi'l hold
il. regular semi-annual tenn in Nay. Some
very interesting cad important cases wiiib
tried then.
The County Court met yesterday thaying
adjourned over from Tuesday,. and after
being in session 4 short while adjourned iOr
the term.
The farmers in Chesterfield anticipate a
fine crop this year.
The new Methodist church at Midlothian,
IN Chesterfield, is expected TO be ready for
dedication about the lst of May.
On account OF the recent rans very Few
farmers from Chesterfield haye Vi,lifd the
city his month, consequently compare
tiyely snail tot OF c.untry naoduee haS been
sold. c,...
Almost al oi the tobacco raised in Ches-
terdela this year has been sold.
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Personal.

S100 REWARD.-0NE HUNDRED
XAoO DOLLAR, REWARD will ae paid4or
sio.aaiinn that win lead 20 tbe arrest OF In. l.. II.
DithiAtON, eDarged with forsery.
MARCH ie, 1850. NH le-ot
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TUE WATER SUPPLY.

The supply OF water, which is OF vital
interest 10 our success, Is, | regret 10 say.
inadequate In some portions Of the city. ]
lrCsf, therefore, hat the suggestions OF the
eX-Chif VIII be carried ont. and that wa
ler-mainS Will be laid in the eastern and
other portions OF the city now poorly sup
plled, since there are great many frame
house. owned and occupied by our mechan-
lcs which are now entirely unprotected 0y
reason OF the lack OF water. II we are
given good and full supply OF both hose
and water am sure that the city will be
more than amply reimbursed for The outlay
by the suppression OF fires, which would
without such lay in ashes many Of the fair
est portions OF Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-20
FOR RENT.
DRY GOODS .

ICREAT SACRIFICE or
DRY GOODS.
THE BEST OPPORTUNITY OF SECURING
BARGAINS EVER OFFERED TO
THE PUBLIC.
Although goods Of every kinl are a1ytncInS,ve
have concluded TO sell
OUR ENTIRE STOCK
PRIME COST
FOR CASH ONLY,
TO MAKE 4 CHANGE IN BUSINESS.
THIS IS 40 HUMBUG,
As We mean what we say Al who want goods can
SAVE 20 PER CENT.
on ,hor purchases by buying OF ue. Our stock must
be sod 10 the next sky days.
COURTNEY Il POWELL,
f. 2s.lm 429 Bread street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-20

FRENCH rnrSr., 10 cent, pound at rIzzr-