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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

Tie genuine are never sugsr-cOated.
Every box has a red wax seal ON the lid, with th
impression DR. SICLANE's LIVER PILLS.
Tie genuine McLASE's LIVER PILLS bear th'
signatures Of c. McLANE and FLEMING BROS. or
the wrappers.
Insis, upon having the genuine pR. c. McLANE''
LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros, o
Pittsburgh, Pa. the market being fun Of limitations
pronunciation. nay l2-deowly
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LINEN GOODS.
LEVY BROTHERS

have now IN store a large stock OK Linen h'od@' ~
they make spccialty IN this lne, they always show
laryer assortment than any other house in tbs
civ. Notwithstanding tie advance In prices they
are enabled to offer greg inducements IN prices ~
thev purchased hrgely before the rise. Those Ia
want Of Table Cloths, Napkins, D,ilieT, Towers
rr,y.Clolhs, Crumb-C lnths, viii ind irto their al
vantage 10 purchase now.
LEVY BROTHERS also shows re assortment o'
Piano aud Tavie-C Covers, Oarisin., Cloaks, Blan'
ke,s. and Hosiery. They always show The iaFge'
stock Of good. ia this clty al Vi which they sell a
ycry low prices.
IEYY BROTHERS, is one.price s.ore' % thos'
who arc not judges Of goods can buy az cheap
those who are Buy your goods OF them, and !o'
will never have cause u regret II.
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TOBACCO SOLD DURING THE WEEK.-The
amount OF loose tobacco sold at the differ
ent warehouses in the city during the week
was 1S5,390 pounds. At Centre warehouse
115,4OO pounds were sold, Shockoe 4l,4CO
mounds, and at Crenshaw's 2S,j90 pounds
were sold. The highest price obtained for
dark loose tobacco was 80. The prices OF
bright leaf ranged from SIC TO $40. For
old priced bright filters there was rather
more inquiry than last week, and the prices
were probably somewhat better. New
bright leaf, suitable for filing and smoking
was little off.
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MANCllESTER AND VICINITY.

CheSirfeld FindpceS. The report o! the
treasurer OF Chesterfield county, a. pre-
senttd to the Board OF Supervisors at their
last MEETING. shows the following cash on
hand january |, 1880: County fund,
23.5l793; poor fund, %9Sj.I6-tota', 81
jG3.G9. The treasurer also reports that Il
county is free from deIt. This looks very
encouraging for CT esicrfeG. The Board
made the following levy for the coming
year: County taX, 20 cents on every 800
worth OF property; school tax and district
school tax, 10 cents oacn on every SlOO
worth OF property.
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Brief HeDlS.-Mr. c. :. Maurice is hay-
ing nice WalkWay made at his own cX-
pensc between Perry and Balnbrdge
streets on Eleventh. When completed it
will be 2 great bcneii, 20 persons in that VI
cinity.
The city carts are engaged in hauling ma
terial to be used in repairing the back
streets.
\ number Of signs on Hull street were
thrown down and broken. and gates un-
hinged, on Thursday night, by persons bent
on mischief. The police are after the mid
night maraudcrs.
Robins are being killed in abundance in
Chesterfield. Several parties from this clty
bagged large number on Thursday.
There are two felony and two miSde
meanOr cases 10 be tried It the next term ol
the Chesterfield County Court, which WIZ
be a regular grand.iury term. The gran
Jurors az get have not been selected.
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AN IMPROVEMENT AT The POsT-OFFICE.-
A very handsome piece OF furniture III the
way OF an official bulletin, with spacious
writing desk at the bottom and large CLOCK
at the top, was put up in the vestiDule oi
the post-oflice yesteiday. The WORK wa
done by Mr.. George 7. Stacy, and Is heavy,
handsomely-carved piece OF furniture II
will be OF great convenience to the pubhc,
and is decided ornament 10 The noith enc
Of the vestibulc, which was formerly hiIee
with old bills and other unsightly adVer'
fisinV dodgers.
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A BrHlidat Beethoven. THE attendance
at the musicale last night was large and
brilliant. The hall wa1 thronged, there be-
ing mauy visitors from Richmond. Director
IIas cliu= covered uiInseif with glory ana
Manchester waved all her banners. II wa'
the most successful entertainment ever
given in the city. Miss Riyes was re-
ceiycd with great enthusiasm and doubly
ercored. The Manchester iayorites, Misses
Nunnally and Harrison. Mrs. Taylor, and
NcSsrs. Woodhn and Nunnlly were also
received with liberal applause. The or
che.tral selections were executed in tie
most exquisite style, and everybody re-
gretted when the programme was an
nOunced rs at an end.
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Pehh JTy Drarn.-The following petit
Jurors have been drawn for the March term
oi the Chesterfield County Court: From
Clover Hill District William L. Vaughan,
John w. Turley, John \. Turpin, w. &.
Triylor. Manche>fcI-Thomas \. Mitchell,
George c. iiiX, JOnn Johnson. aud Il. \.
Hughes. Mid0thln- Nelson Eanes, Ju-
nins 4. Elicit. Robert ID. F0Iloin', and u.
&. Clay. Matoaca-E. w. IIutchens, {. +.
CULLEN, James II. Granger, George W.
Griffin, William Il. De Gasceyne, ana Jesse
f. Gin. Dale--Joseph y. Jackson, Il. v
Nunnally, Israel Leesb, JOHN Mack, John
II. Martin. and Peter +. MOrriSsetf. Ber
muda- Edward Anderson, James NJ. Way
mack, y. j. Angle, and John W. Jones.
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A YOUTH ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-fesier.
dav afternoon youth named Edward
Vaughan, aged about fourteen years, who
resides on Church Hill, was accidentally
shot while playing with a number OF com
nonions. One of his young friends was eX-
amining pistol when it was discharged
the ball taking effect in the tlcsby part on
tbe inside Of the leg near the thigh. Cap
tain Redwood, OF Steamer Company NO. l.
sent him home, where he was properly cared
90
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OLp DOMINION RYE WHISKY cgas years oii ;
.. a. SELECT" RYE WuIsKEY;
.. MoSrROSE RYE WnisKEY:
=. \ILEGHANY" RYE WHisKGY;
=. MIKE HABMAS" RYE NHiskEri
:. FNPlREn EouRBoS WniskEY;
=. INGLEsIDa" BOURBON WuIskEf;
3, WILSON BOURBON WHisKEY;
HgNNEssY aad MARTsLL BRANDY;
nrPy GORDON and other SuEREiEs.
the above brand are for sale by W. d. fLAiE
co. a, moderate prices.
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RICHMOND LEADS THE DANCE IN ROME
The Paris American register OF February
14th has the following pleasant allu,ion to
Mr.. Montague, who left here last fall III
company with Mr.. o. j. Schoolcrait for Il
European tour:
" A magnificent German was given ON
the 31>t ultimo at the Hotel Costanzi, Rome.
n was led by Mr.. Meredith Montague, Of
Virginia, and Miss Baldwin, Of New York;
over two hundred people were present and
eni0yed the brilliant scene"
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AGUE md FEVER.

Or. {. McLANE's LIVER PILLS, in cases o
AGUE AND FEVER, when taken with quinine' are
productive OF the most happy results. No bettel
cahartic can be used preparatory to after taking
qulnIne. We would advise all who are afflicted Will
tbs disease % give them a FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, and as simple pur
gative, they are unequaled.
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LlEBIG's EXTRACT OF MEAT.

I lEBIG CONPANY'S EXTRACT OF
NEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAyORiNG STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE.
DISHES, AND SAUCES.
LIEBIG COMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT al:
asulcess and a boon for which nations should
feel gratefal."-see Medic Al Press" Lancet,
British Medical Journal" &C.
CAUTiON.-Genuine only with the fac sfmft'
oI Baron Liebig's signature III blue Ink across
the label.
Consumption IN England increased tenfol'
IN ten yesn."
LiEBIG COMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT. IL
be had Of all siorekeepers, Grocers, and Chem
ISIS. Sole agents for the United States (wholesai'
only, c. David & Co., 43 Mark Lane, London
England. NH l5-s1y
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POLICE INsPEcTIoN.-The ciiy-poIice IN
spection, which was 10 have taken place Ias'
SATURDAY., bat postponed on account OF uh
ayoldable circumstances, VIII take place TO
dsy at Old. Market Hail. The police al th'
Second and Third districts VIII hSrch uo"l
10 the hall in body.
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LICENSES. Now is the lime to obtain
dog and goat-licenses. Persons iai'lng to
procure the same before Monday week are
liable 20 be fined by the Police justice
The police expect to make raid on own
ers O, unlicensed animals in few days.
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POLICE COURT.-At the Police Court yes
terday Justice Crutchtie!d disposed OF tie
following cases:
LIZZIE Kelly (c0lored), for unawiully
trespa.sing upon the premises Of Nike Gil
ligan. Discharged.
William Brown alias Jones (col5red),
charged with Deing suspicious character.
jailed in default Of surety.
Victoria Bailey (coloredl, for asSauIiing
and beating Frances Green. Discharged on
payment OF costs.
Nelson Robinson (colorcdl, charged with
stealing one saw, the property OF William
lrat. Discharged.
Lucy Cooper and Lizzie Cooper for tres
passing on the premises OF on assluIting the
/ children OF j. j. Smith. Continued until
March 1t.
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yusy. sTgAYrp. AND fnuNp.

GTOLEN OR STRAYED, LASr On
- NIGHT, VFRY LARGE DARK Zc%A.
BAY IIDR>E-fOur years Old. one o. tYp hind iert
white blaze in his face. Unusuay 1ns. htayy
young hOrsr, with saddle and bride on. W1>'ihfr
stolen or got loose on lr street a suitable reward
will De paid for his return.
CHARLES TDRRISs.
f. 2S-l ZOl eat Grace street.
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.UNCLE DA&'L" MATINEE AND NIGHT
PERFORMANCE.-Mr B. Macauey, with his
excellent company. will give two more per-
formances OF the "Mes.enger from jarvis
:, .tion this afternoon ut , O'Clock and
tonight at 8 o'clock. "Uncle Danl," with
his ..annihilator," little CLIP, and the
Others, will be on hand to make everybody
enioy themselves. Reserved seats al John
si0n's and al the Theatre.
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GO TO ASTOSf's 10: Florida OraSges.
GoTo ASTOSI's Tor Florida Oranges.

CoUoHs. COLDS, AID CONSUMPTION are of'tn
cured by the timely use Of Cod-LiNer Oh. Try The
fmu,sion prepared by PURCELL, LApD CO.
Price, j0c For sale by al druggists,
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PERSONALS AND Briefs Rev. WLIam
T.. Hatcher viii deliver memorial address
on the life aud labors OF the iaie Dr. Je'er
ut Gracc-Street Baptist church on SUNDAY
! morning at IL o'elock'
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TIE Nosr PAlATABLE WAY 10 take Cod-i.iYer
'olisin emulsion. Use PURCELL, LADD K GO. -
combined with hypopho,phlcs Of hne aud s0da'
Price. 5Oc Tor sale by all druggist.
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GoTo ANTON IS for Cream Taify.
90 10 ANTonI's Cor Cream Tafy.
90 TO ANlON's for Cream Taify.
Frc-h cvefy daJ.
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BFNEFICIAL UNIoN.-At meeting Of the
West.End Beneficial and Social Society
held last night it was decided that Grand
Union should be formed of the societies
now connected with it in this city and Man.
chester. At present there are three branches
in Richmond and one in Manchester. Each
Of these four societies will be entitled TO
Zen delegates each TO a convention for the
purpo>e OF forming Grand Union and or
ganiZing branches outside Of the city and
State. At the last meeting OF the West
End Societies the constitution was suspend
ed for thirty days 80 rs to allow all those
who may desire TO become members before
tbe Isl OF April TO do so on unusually IA
voraOe terms.
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UcfI0s SAx IN rxiS DAY.

~ On aH sat-s or Rssi sste.s made tesSsy
&c lat % Lors.ary ami lot ef Jun. ths tdsssSN
sse prsss7z, year hare 81 ir Tfd bvtbs snrcbdssS
o. all saies made between Il s1st 1fyniy andyaa
0fhsysar hs tarss have 10 be p1td by ths ssliIvl
IThls custom was adoriea Il out Eftefn year. sSG
by all the real estate a1ents N, kriond and ep
plies 20 Richmead sn1 y.cinlty.f
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AcHEP p'tEUyRIJN THE Art or PERFtNEKf
T.. The congestion OF I new and distinctive BGu-
,,net, ~ 10 the case Of j. f. ArKINsoN'S stepea-
uofis
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~. ~ LYsors Co.- sdyer,isiae sgenrs, ,n.syt sd.
vertisenents IN All 81 the nevspaprrs ef rae UnissA
5rses y, pubiishers rates. Orle-s lefi OF fse De.
pdtca c0rntinr-roor, NIL receive rrsnlps .,t~sp
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NOE RENT, THAT ELl9iBLEC-,
ROAsTED Coffee.

DCY ARBUCKLE'S UNGROUND
ID ROASTED sOGFEt.
BEsf ~ Tuf NAHALT
G3r sale a. aii hrsf-cass <gDceTs.
..k your grocer for
FREE skHPfE.
Nonc genuine without BE gaine D. ARFithih-
ac,o 4 10 o.ciage 2S-lwf
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HALARrAL FEVER, ACEE, AND SiLiousNtSS
will leave every neighbOGhooi as soon as HHP
BirTEEs arrive.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOH To-DAY.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, increasing cloudines', winds
mostly from the south to east, falling ba-
rometer, and stationary or higher tempera-
ture.
For the South Atlantic States. eaSterly
winds, increasing cl0udincss and possibly
rain, lower barometer, and slight change OF
temperature.
TnE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy and
warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY a. NJ, 80 ;
9 ). NJ, 81; neon, "; 3 I. NJ, 70 ?.
NJ. 6S; midnight, 60.
Mean temperature. Co.
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VESSEL. CLEARFD.-The Norwegiari bark
Agatha, GOvartsen master. cleared II Um the
custom-house yesterday with cat 60 con-
si,tng u 3IS) barrels OF crude pc Toieum,
valued At $4,000.
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sAvx MONEY by having your prtnsisg done atthe
DISPATCH PRIsrIsa-HoUss. 8ooa wosts 1oW
nr.ces and ssttssAcstou guaraHteeoh
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UlGH-SCHoOL ROLL OF HON0R.-Senlor
Cllss-Amela Brmmer, B. Lee. Emma
Lester. Lizzie Mcdonald, Bette MountcaS-
tie. Mary Robins, Nora Smit3, Hettie y
TAYLOR. Keith WoOdson. BlaGcAe NyDhe"
intermediate A Class-J. William wills,
Maggie Ferrell, Mary l.. Pull9m. lni er-
MEDIATE B-NODe. Junior A-None. -Ju-
Nor B-E1gar ChOckley.
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co TO AsTosrs f,r Yellow Bananas.
60 10 ASToNrs for Yellow ij,nsp,..
EsIsEsr On. W. c. CAvEyAem.

For peak digsstfon. srssrmpsion, geseyof de.
tihfy. aud want OF appe,itc, che.rrnllv recon.
mepd Coiden's LrxGIG's LIQrip EXTRACT or
BEEF.
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PAINE & NOWLfN. 10 a. VI. " W. 1850 Mair
ssraet fruit and Orna vines. plan s.,
Sc.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 \. ". tren,y horses
iee mules. Sc.
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FIRE YESTERDAY AFTERNOON - About
5:2O o'clock yesterday afternoon an alarm OF
fire was sounded from Station 81, corner OF
Main ard Harvey streets. caused by the
burning OF the stable Of William Ander-
son. situated oD Reservoir avenue near the
Old reservoir. The fire was the work OF an
incendiary, and was 50 far out that the fire.
men co Md render little or no aid. Mr.. An
derson lost his stable, valued at about 800,
and three cows and 4 calf, valued at about
500, upon which he has no insurance. lie
did not reach home until the binding was
consumed, and was greatly affected when he
found what serious loss he had sustained.
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point which Is IN The same line with the
centres OF the earth and moon; but think
the above viii do FOR general explanation.
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.VAkE NOTICE.
THOMAS i. PRICE & co.
AT COST.
Complete lines of
black CAsHNER =, BLACK TAMISE;
BLACK EUN1INGS,
e2.. 25. A5. So, and Csc
reduced 3S's per ccnium.
Complete line
BLACK SILKS. 95c. TO $3.50.
no BOGUS SALE.
.r,ir PRESENT CONCERN WILL BE DlSCON'
TINUED 18TH APRIL, 1850.
STOCK MUST BE SOLD.
,,t,SIs TIE BTST OPPORTUNITY EVER OF
FFgYD THE PUBLIC TO PURCHASE
FINE GOODS FOR ABOUT TWO
THIRDS THEIR VALUE.
FANCY DRESS GOODS At soc. ON THt
DOLLAR.
,.oc.cod THOMAS Z. PRICE 6 co.
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EOR SALE, "LIGHT BRAHMA" and
- PLYMOUTH ROCK EGGS, for batching.
warranted pure. Orders received at CHRISTIAN
a WHITES. sl4 east Main street; PRii;Di 4
JAfLOK's, III east broad street or by mail at
72s east Main street, Richmond, Va,
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pH. ncLaNE.S LIvER FILLS.

.E YEARS BEFORE THE PUBLIC.
TIE GENUINE
DIR. {. MCLANL'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
FOR THE CURE or
HFpArIu OR LIVER COMPLAINT, DYs
PEPsiA, AND SICK HEADACHE.
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AN EXCITING SESSION
OF She IEcuSe or Delegates on the POLL
Tax Question.

THE CONSIDERATION or THE IIDDLEBERGEg
DEBT BILL POSTPONED UNTIL TO DAY-THE
SENATE RESOLUTION PROPOSING TO TIE
NEXT GENERAL ASSEMBLY THE REPEAL OF
THE POLL-TAX CLAUSE OF The C0NsTITU-
TI0N TAKEN CP AND DIsCrssED-sPEECHES
OF MEssBs. PAYNE, PAIGE, cambridge.
LACY, FTCKLIN, AND O1HERs-cONFUsION
AND EXCITEMENT ON THE PLOOR-NR. CHAM.
BgRLAYNE TAKEN TO HIS SEAT BY THE
SERGEANT T-AT.ARMS-TH RES0LUTI0N
ADOPTED,
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ron g:BS L.

TWO LARGE AND DIZZY BASE r.
4 MENT HOONfs. con'rllly located. on lr
Franklin STREE. aud suitable for In ofice. eau De
rented on moderate terms. \ dre-i 3 care Dispdtch
- a f. 81 A.
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9itllmond 1ispatth.
SATURDAY.. FEBRUARY 2s, 1880.

ES- THE CIRCULATION or THy pIsPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRvU-
LATION or ALI THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS or THE CITY.
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SLATE DESIGNS FOR BUILDINGS,
sIr'Kt>GHAM SLATE FOR SALE AND fUr
pl ISs TuK BUILDiNGs, Anipo rs, &C., maas'
W.k of al kinj. supl lflGien}ed. u.uo,
pro,.r,y s9rscycd. tFosustsd pea, ana hS" "
- ON q of Dclexatvs zen iiIatedI bs -.
ALHG.I l.. wkSr. hrsh'tses,,
.oais Ne. s3l Maia sJss',
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NOR SALE 9hylog sENENA~
z l,ODsES we mas. sell soIne 0f them, <tsSA
su1 win 30 50 syvnaf a gresi sJc.ince. ,o,,,.,
We viii slsO s,ll one LiHt ,ibf, ~ h,tss'
y"cn< srd uAfNkSa with pclt snd dShAft-s
~ ~ Sosi Sr'.er. CiiAFFiN, STAPLES n 60.
d" 49, -, Real Estate AS nts,
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uORSFs. MULES. &c.

NOR SALE. THAT FINE THO On
Il ROIGHBRFD SThLLIOS "ES S-ZCZA
ppF.. - dye wears Cid fhi, ssrlng; Tieh ulupn.
bsv "a colDr u ~. eaCJ tom and action aud Wets
b,oke fo haTne.s 4ad saddie. -" Hfkhss" sss
-, j. nj. r.dlg~,t: EXPRESS" Wa sired JY
UamD,op. li, d,al VA. Uyt' l0uei Robert " .tnirfs
s~naior: he was by import Il Friam ori ot Arlslne
nv 1;ohauha: HAmploa WAS bN Jen insis oatoi PAu-
~ sF,e va b {, itnlsfted Glrucoe: lis dam 49, ny
i,opor.ea Pgitln, winner of he Ds'y TWO resrs IN
succes, ,On, ard bsiN yeC - tc ilt tt't siA's W.
iunorf,t insJ the United states F"f lhltr pAt-
icuiar, see gfittsA and AWer.1ot Sts@ bpv''
Price low sld .lds Ibert. ..,,.,s 20
Il. HS-,L CHAPLIN - Nt'ist"N {" N't-
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E0& RENT. FD. BENT. FOR n
Il RFNT! The TtksEE. sToEl WARE. As
HOUSE corner Main aud Thirteenth strtis, laicIy
occupied by Mrssrs. :. II. Sprnt" son Possc.-
sion April /, 1850. AdfTcss william IL. west. z5o
west Baltimore slreol Baltimore, 80. 80
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Entered at the Post.Oince at Richmond. Va, as
secOnd-olass matter.l
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SUIT FOR LIBEI.-Rev. j. III. Holmes, pas
tor Of the First African Baptist church Of
Richmond. Instituted suit in the City Circuit
Court Yesterday against Mr.. w. l.. Royal,
editor and proprietor Of the Commonwealth,
publiShed in this CITY. The suit is for libel,
and damages are placed at $1,000. MesSrs.
Wise d IIobson are counsel for Holmes.
The suit originated from an article pub
lishPd i'm the local columns OF the Common
lredhh Wednesday, February 2Gth. The
article in question was a humorous recital
of a conflict between two members OF the
pastors flock, in which it was narrated that
riValrvfOr the affections OF the Rev. Holmes
was The prime cause Cf the encounter. The
church OF which Holmes is pastor has Il
membership OF 5000, and is governed by
thirty deacOns. lis membership is larger
than that Of any O'hcr church in The city.
The suit has OccasiOncd a great deal OF in
tereSt. and is the chief topic OF conyersa-
ton among coored people. The ease will
probably not come up before the May term.
THE DELIVERY OF GRAIN.-The commit
tee recently appointed by the Corn En-
chnnge-Mcs,rs. George s. Palmer, Charles
| II. simpson, and {. J.. TOdd-to wait upon
General Williams {. Wlckham, OF the Ones
apeake and Ohio Railroad Company, win
reference TO an extension Of time for the
removal of grain, &c. on yesterday report
ed t) the Exchange, as the result Of their
several interviews, that on and after the
2Gth Instant, on all notices for grain and
other merchandise delivered on the after
noon round OF the carriers, two days will
be gwen for .emoyal Of same after receipt
OF notice. and that upon all notices delv-
cred in the morning which will hereafter
be served by 8 O'Clock A. NJ, two days
will be given. counting the day Of delivery
OF notice and the following day; the idea
and wish OF General Wickham being to
give the mtmberS OF the Exchange the OPP
portuniiy Of eXhib ting tdeir samples, II
necessary, at two sessions OF the Exchange.
| A vote of thanks was unanimously rendered
to the committee by the Exchange.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-28
CoNVICTs At GRANITE,

The House Committee on AsylumS and
Prisons yesterday reported Mr. FraZ!efs
bill inStructinS The Governor To hire out Tue
conycts at the Granite COmpinv'> woiks TO
Messrs Mason, Shannahan i iIo1e for the
sum Of 3j cents per day in addition to their
maintenance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-28

nNII 5000 PER lEAR.-illAIr ~
" cosy And CpMFORTABt LIT I'LL ia
DWELLING. No. 80 'ast Main stree. Win spa-
cious yard n 'front.' and rear. aor rsni a. s3OO ifr
year. This /, a Lne OuporluDi FOR 'i all iaIpby
10 secure a love nome in he ntrc Of The city AZ
moderate rent. Apply ~ DisB1teh Office. betWetn
9 and / IA tie morning, or eiWerD ani IN ne
rNrNing. j. 20 D.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-28

FIOh NEN 7. \ 'JhlT VI. NDIE -
4 ERNNED DWELLING, with fIFIEF N4L.x
ACRESOb GOOD LANDs II able tor rnchlu2. an
n. ving some irii.lTtc, ihcr, SD, sifuIt'd 0n ibc
Che.aUesEs aud OHIO riilrVsd glst across the -h!cN-
anoniny and near 10 tllc goa, Crc-,mg.
fc2l-eod3I ,kt B8S < WILLIAMS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-28

L'VN sNLL@ V-N'@ = 49,, -. /, ~
Ia fDr n, f,u,. /. perfectly S}nf gvn'f. Also.
ONE fil.-1, GLASS BON-idle1l nsdr to ofu"I,
aud /. ~ rlpct iH every icsteei. lhe. csh b.e.t"
teen,a sir,,I between ffaRalG,Nai EVss sites =;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-28

I DO NOT LIKE 70 BRAG, therefore
4 enly say: u You want CHEAP CHoCKERY 20
10 WALLACt'~: If NOu want FINE CHINA 90 Ia
WALLACE'~; If You want great bargains In
GLASSWARE. TABLE-CCILEKf. PLAT EII-
WARp. TINWtRE. or any IIOU>E-FURNlSii-
iNG GODS, yOu will find Them al
WAIIACE'S,
f. "a No. 400 Broad street.