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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-11-24
OYSTERS! OYSTERS !
n. w. IzITE a. co.
OYSTER DEALERS.

No. G2l b. Street, Washington, d. c.
Oysters Of the bes. quality shipped at short no.
tce. saloon keepers and others invited 70 send
orders with the assurance that they will always
receive prompt attention. Oct. eth-cn'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-11-24

No. q Mixed Leaves e 5anaoy at S =
NJ on arrival of yigIli' Midland Nan IRON, from
psuyine and LynchJl cg AMI accFes at William
sons at Is A. VI.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-11-24
Aug. esd, 1880.
CHESAPEAKE e. OHIO IL. Il
Passenger Trains run andlConnects as follows:
WEST BOUND.

No.. Express G coan Se' s 4, Haaia
with Steamers for Portsmouth, MaJsvii!e ana
Cincinnati. Connects closely 1t GordonsNHe Tor
Lynchbug. go.
Virginia Midland Express from washing on
connects closely at Gordonsyile with 40. 3 iof
Cincinnati with Pullman sleeper from Iull@-
delphia to White sulphur.
Vtr,inis Midland Exprsss from Danyilie ana
Lynchburg connects closely &C CharriesYl-
with 40. tor huntington
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-11-24

Sleeping Cars 3: On 6 SS f5S% On 10.
from Alders)n's to huntington.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-11-24
Millinery Goods.

MIS-. HUGHES would inform the ladies' OF
Woodstock and vicinity that she has JUL rt'l' eg
tror baltimore with large and carefully selected
took of goods, embracing
HATS AND BONNETS
in all the latest styles, and at ali prices \ fun
line Of Satins, silks, Giuze Z Hoppus' iY"eIs'
Feathers. and all the trim uiugs used in millinery
Also full stock OF cravats,
VELS RUCIIINGS ,&C.
Friday and Saturday will be opening days. D,
ladies' are invited to call as some OF the lat. Il
sfvles of hats and bonnets Will be trimmed Tor III
,Jats altered and retrimAed Al work az
moderate prices AMI on short notice.
lie, ectfully,
Mayi9--tf. VI - t. T. ho "T'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-11-24

For Rates, Tickets, tiiue Cards, and any lnfl.-
nation II Euute, Apply %
JOHN Il. WOODWARD,
Ticket Aent, stanton, Na.
CONWAY J.. HOWARD, u. p. O, l.. -.
". IL. s. DUNN. Lusr. d. SUIT.
j. G.. DAVE, Southern Agent
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-11-24

" 40 sf;--o1 Leaves stanton daily, ez-
NO. u MlAcu ccp; sunday, az DAN,
Connects ~ Charlottesville Will 81 Mai for
I.ynchnurg and DauyiAe and il connected VIII 20
GoroonsviAe by virginia Midland Nan hoiH
washington. anil 2rriyc- al Richmond az Ov p.l.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-11-24
@ Ia O. p III .

Gcn'l. Travelling Agent for
Shenandoah Valley
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-11-24

nd limitation metallic cases within two hours no
ii O. We can furnish collins trimmed IN Masoi-i,
"a can olic trimmings. uaviaga hearse Of our
own. there will be no extra charge Parties id
need of any thing in our line will save frc,h h'e
10 twenty-five per cent by calling on us; We re-,
turn thanks for past patronage anu nope, us
prompt and careful attention, - mer II a comm"
ance of the same.
Very Respectfully
FRAVEL TELLER
sg- Metallic Cases furnished at short notice.
March q
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-11-24

We invite farmers to bring on their wheat and
corn for which va will pay the highest cash price
OF exchange for any thing in our line. Please
remember tint We always Keep Oh hand ''lhe
orr inal Alkaline Ph lsphtte and all the other
brands manufactured BY the Maryland feitih7ins
and Misunderstanding company for wnicn company
we are the general AGENTS f0s this county.
HOrrLk, SMITH h co.
March Sit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-27
Acts That Have BECOME Laws.

The Committee on Enrolled Bill, have re-
ported the following bulls that have been
approved by the Governor:
TO incorporate the trustees OF Wildwood
Ledge, Independent Order Of Good Ten
pars.
To incorporate Lodge No. Of Love aud
Charity, Of Princes Anne county, Va.
TO authorize he trustees OF the churches
in the Isle Of Wight circuit to borrow
money.
For the relief Of John 4. Brooks, OF Hen
rico county.
TO confirm the donation by the town OF
Charlottesville To the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company, and to validate the
bonds which have been or may be issued
for that purpose
TO authorize the trustees OF the African
Episcopal Zion church Of the city OF Peters
borg 10 borrow money.
To change the boundary line between
the counties Of Giles and Craig.
For the protection Of mechanics by CIV
ing them lien on articles repaired.
To amend the Code in relation 10 copies
Of records aud papers in public offices as
evidence.
TO incorporate the Suffolk Female Insti-
tute.
To amend the charter OF the town o, Low
ettsyille, Loudoun county.
To provide additional buildings at the
Central Lunatic AsyI um.
To amend the Code in relation TO chang
ing a persons name.
To incorporate The Seaboard Manuflctu.
ring Company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-27
Reputation in Sight.

The following is from the pen OF one OF
Vireinia's honore6 sons, whose approba-
ton cheers US:
Editors Dispatch Your condemnation
of the feature OF the debt bill now before
the LEGISLATURE, which submits its settle
ment to the voters OF Virginia in November
next, Will OF course be approved by the
Conservative party, because ii il in accord
ance with the opinion of the last ConServa-
tive Legislature, and because OUer one tbrd
of said voters are negrOes-as a class, non-
debt-payers in their business relations
while another third is composed Of uurelia-
BILE. irresponsible non-debt-paying whites.
1t would seem. then, that any question
involving the public faith would not have a
fair chance on such an inviting demagogical
field.
But do you know information secured
from county officers, who daily ride in and
among the people. now goes to prove that
large number Of the FraZier-Davis-M Ma
hone Norton Readinsting party are for
sirdightout reputation, and will vote
against any bill which pays the creditor l
cent Of interest or cent Of DrincipalI Their
votes added to the votes OF the supporters 81
the McCulloch settlement Will defeat the
bill.
Such a question will hardly be tested.
though. because IL Mil bc the plain duty
Of the Governor to veto the whole measure,
and it is not conceived TO be possible that
there will be found a single Conservative so
nerve-shaken as not to sustain his action.
g. NJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-27
New York-GTant.

The following paragraph from the Balti-
more american, Republican journal, eX-
nrcsses in few words what we think OF the
action Of the New York Republican State
Conventions doings on Wednesday:
~Mr. Conking has RETAINED from repeat
ing at Utica the Cameron programme al
Harrisburg. The delegates eIecsed by the
New York Republican Convention to re-
nresent the state at Chicago in June nave
been instructed 10 vote for Grant; but inc
d;ctatien is NJ. absolute. Abst inence from
pressing the unit rule and the allow
ing OF the district delegations to name
their men will permit the opponents OF
the third term to be heard and felt IN the
casting OF the ballots. While Mr.. Conkling
Is as firm a supporter Of Grant rs Mr. Cam
eron, and the revok Of the Pennsylvania
Republicans against a compulsory third
term nomination has undoubtedly induced
him TO try something milder than the Har-
rIsburg method as aneaus OF placing Grant
at the head of the ticket, The Utica pro-
ceednes will have good effect upon me
party, because they afford evidence that the
abeSt and strongest Of the friends OF the
ex. President recognize the imperative ne
cessiiy Of cOncediDg to those who 90 not
cons der his the best nomination that can
be made a chance for fair and open con-
test in the Convention. But. all the same,
the concession looks like weakening OF the
Grant BOOM"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-27

There are $4,000 people in h'co,mo"o, :,
cording to the estimate OF the poa'u -
Health. 81 whom 10 900 are supposed 70 pe
voter. on these Ie, 900 less than 4,ooo are
gss.t.kers. Yet this Resdjustiog fePua'.
atir.u Legislature proposes TO give ~.
10 900 who take no gas the power 10 e'ec'
a Superintendent for the 1000 who tase gas
and psy for It. The $4,000 pay not oSe
. rem, for gas, and have no more business
Win the Superintendent than the people oil
Manchester have. Suppose the Manchester
voters be also invited to help the gas-takers
az Richmond to eject their Superintendent
The same remarks apply with stu more
force to the Gas Inspector. 1t is worse 'hen
nonsense 10 say iI,at the 1900 voters VINO
take no gas ought to have voice In eiee''ng
this officer.
The Superintendent Of the A1msnouse
di.penses the charity provided by ne TAX
navers. Why should the non-taS-payers
elect this officeri
The CITY Engineer and the Supcrintend-
ont Of the Water-Works are s'so officers
CHOSE election there is no sort 81 proprIe'y
In committing to the whole body OF Tue
voters, not bali Of whom pay one cent lot
water, or have any sort OF business with the
CITY Engineer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-27
M.sox,c-M Marshall and fIiIl tstv LODGES

Masonic. - Marshall and Hin City Lodges
convened last night at their bali. upon the
occasion OF visit from Grand Master Pey.
ton 8. Coles and Grand Secretary w. u.
Isaacs.
After the business OF the order was over
and the lodges closed, splendid banquet
was spread in the new banqneting bali,
which WAS beautifully and appropriately
decorated, this being the Lrst time It was
opened. Nearly two nhndred Masons were
present. There were visiting members from
number OF lodges In the State, and New
York, Connecticut, aad Missouri were also
represented.
A number OF toasts were offered, which
were responded to by Grand Master Coles,
Grand Secretary Isaacs, Brothers Meteor
mick OF Missouri, Victor OF Connecticut,
Raymond OF Liberty, Whitehead and Will
liams Of MARSHALL Lodge. 4. f. Craighnl,
Master OF Marshall Lodge, presided at the
banquet. The speeches were appropriate,
earnest, and eloquent, and the entire pro-
ceediDgs were Of the most pleasant and
gratifying character. -Lynctburg NeuS,
10Th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-27
Agr. Tnden Out of the Race.

The Louisville Coar,y- Journal, whose
editor, Mr.. HENRY WArTERsoS. Is an init
mate friend OF Mr.. ThDEN's, makes the fol-
lowing important announcement
We may further state. as within our
positive knowledge, that Mr, TiIdeu does
not seek the nomination, but that he Is cast
log about for some one who may If the
burdens OF the canvass from bis shoulder
wHhoat sacrificing the party"
IL Is strange tbst tubs important an
nouBcement wss not teIegraphed al. over
the Union. We take 10 for granted that 1t
Is true. Out 1t is implied that il he cau't
find a suitable candidate Mr., alden viii
haye 10 run himself.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-27

rg- SPRING GOODS!
SPRING G,.I'

The largest stock Of HAMBURG llGIN.-.
shown in this cry can be- seen 'hcr. AID ..
less than the REGULAR price. a, ia.s u,r... ..
chased By The case and q auction.
Several cases more OF tho.c chap WIZ.
FIGURED PlQCE>;
CORsErS at SOC. worth IT,. C1G-El> -.
worth 81, COEsET> a. a. a'tth 81
viii pay you To cali and .,e t..-e sr..
gains.
BLACK CASHMERE BLAck CN>nN..
L,ok at our 81 ACk CA>HNfE..
wide, at 35c. worth Soc.
ALL-WOOL CASHMERE. 3t iuch,. wI..
worth 75c- at 75c. worth - e:i
$3.50;
SILKS AND sATiNS-a fn l4. ,uD
spring wear;
\ full line Of CLOAKING>. in al tii- uc" ..i.'.
We have received our entire stoc. of PARA- -
aud UMBRELLAS for ,pIul. smoa- ''l
some beautiful sules imported direct 90 Dol. i.-
RI. Don't fail TO ell aud sac them o'f0f.
purchase.
4 fun line Of LADIES TNDEEWEAR NJ nir
manufacture before the rice Do cotton.
can be sold al much les, thsu the regular i
SHETLAND SHAW!.~ ga ail The few shade
The largest stock OF BLACK CASH 81 itt
snAWT.S in the ciry;
Three LARGE LINEN HNNpkiECHItf> Co.
25c.;
In MATTINGs, CARPETS. OU-tIOIu'.
RUGS we have q flli Assortment
sNlLE BROTutN,.
fc25-eod 81 ErAI''l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-27
The Choice of Illinois.
ENTHUSIASM FOR GRANT AND BLAINE-FIXINC
ADAY FOR A CONVENTION.

ENTHUSIASM FOR GRANT AND BLAINE-FIXING
ADAY FOR A CONVENTION.
Especial dispatch 10 the POSI-
CHICAGO, February 25.-An old-fashioned
Republican iovefeast was held to-day at the
Grand Pracfc Hotel in conjunction with
the meeting Of the State Central Committee.
The attendance was very large, aud intense
interest in the campaign was manifested.
In the early part Of the day short reports
were heard from each OF the nineteen
congressional districts in the State. Their
reports showed great uuanimity OF feeling in
regard to the presidential campaign. Many
OF the speakers were independents or rene
gade Republicans, who expressed a desire
10 get back into the fold and vote straight
with the party. A majority OF the speakers
appeared to favor Grant first: but all
spoke enthusiastically OF Washburne. Blaine,
COnkling, and Shermlp, and were willing
TO support either OF these, or any other good
man who should resolve the nomination.
Tue time and place for holding State Con-
ventiOn was also discussed, and at the con-
clusim Of the conference the state Central
Committee went into executive session, at
$3.50 T.. NJ. They appointed Il convention. at
Springfield May 10th. The basis Of repre-
sentation was fixed the same as the last
State Convention namely, one delegate for
each 400 votes cast at the last presidential
election This will make the number OF
delegates $50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-27
Prince Edward.

The Readiusters Of Prince Edward held
meeting last Mord,y; and so far were
they from approving Of General MAHoNE's
unpiedged electoral ticket that they passed
the following:
" ResotUed, 81, That we are in favor of
u. 5. Grant for our next President"
That Is just what the Republican Re-
adjostefs generally will do, whilst the Con-
sentative ResOius,ers Will vote for the
Democratic candidate. The uDpIedged cleo.
toral ticket Is too transparent device for
keeping the new party together to deceive
many people
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-27

Boston Herdids "The defeat Of Dir Cur
It's Is due TO his known political honesty
and when, 10 advance the cause Of General
Grant, IL becomes necessary TO thrust polti.
cal honesty into the background. what
good can be expected from the cause or
from the man who profits by such tr0Dsac-
fiony 1t will be like the false hope OF ex-
pecfi1g figs 10 grow on tbistles"
In the New York Legislature on Tuesday
n member uaned Bradley moved to adjourn
over Wednesday, Us he wanted 10 20 to
Utica and help nomihits Grant. The other
Republicans broke out into about equally
divided applause and hi.ses, aud the Speaker
restored quiet by declaring tLst "lbe Chair
can't Grant any Indulgence"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-27

A fire in BriGgewater, Rockingham coun-
~, last Monday, destroyed several houses.
Every building upon the lot OF Mrs Bette
l.. Coyington was destroyed; house was
destroyed occupied by Mr.. Joseph Byrd as
Il dwelling and Mr. Slngster as store;
also the dwelling Of Mrs. Lizzie Airey. So
were several other houses. such a stables,
&c. The only insurance was $4,000 in Pc
tersburg and Connecticut companies on Mr..
Sangster's stock Of goods.
In Preston county, w. Va, on the lire
Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, a Pitts
burgh company is reported to have disco
vered a vein Of silver in paving quantities.
II was oil they were boring for, but have
found more profitable material, a. the ore
is said to assay Sl2J per ton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-27
Cumberland

The Cuspeper meeting was bad enough,
but the Readiuster fzzle in Cumba land
was worse. When the Wing OF yesterday
reaches Cumberland Courthouse. lis report
OF the meeting held there last Monday will
cause universal gudaw. There we're not a
dozen whites nor dozen negaes In thu
meeting. Our correspondent writes US that
there were less than seventeen bebsad those
high-sounding resolutions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-27
DEATHS.

Died. on Thursday, February 20. 1850, az half
pasL s O'Clock A. NJ. MICH FH FlNEGAN, only
son OF the late MIcnael AMI Mamie Finc2an; aged
seven months.
His funeral will take place from his mothers
residence, 10 Orleans street, al O'Clock THIS
Friday EVENING. Friends anu acqudiniaDces
are respectfully invited 10 attend.
Died. after long aud painful illness. Mr.. ANNA
VI. ECkERr. in the scvcn'y-third vcar'OI her age,
mother. law of jacob Lies field, deceased.
Her funeral viii take place TO MORROW (Nat-
urdayl MORNING az IL O'Clock from The Ger
man -. JOhu's church, Fifth street. An of her
friends aud acquaiLtances are respectfully invited
10 attend
Died. IN Manchester, February 20. 1880. FRAN
CTS FITZGERALD, ia the seventy hrs year OF his
age
His funeral viii take place from The Manchester
Presbyterian church THiS DAY (27th February
at 2 O'Clock l.. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-27
A New YoOk.RichmOud,

Richmond as Manufacturing and Trading
Centre; including a Historical Sketch of
the city. BY r.. A. BROCK. Esq. Cor
responding Secretary Of the Virginia His
torical Society, Richmond, Va. JONES Il
COOK. 1880.
Mr.. BROCK has brought out little book
which ought to aid materially in extending
the reputation Of this city as manufacture
ing and trading centre. 1t is illustrated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-27
I.Et"TI RES.
FANCY GOODS.
xxx BROAD STREET.

Look at the assortment of PAPER and ENVE-
LOPES. In boxes, at 10, 2, IA. 6, 20. 25. 80.
33, 40. and SOC. which Is one thir less than
the same qualities and styles are sold Ia town
have one specially o. "a sheets of PAPER. 2
CARDS. and SO ENVELOPES, that ploases all
who see IL.
HANDSOME NEW SCRAP-ALBUMS. AUTO
GRAPH ALBUMS, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
SPRING-BACK MUSIC-FOLIOS. MUSIC
BOXES &C., bought be.ore the rise, which was
20 per cent.
A few NICKEL CLOCKS. making the live again
complete every one fully warranted.
TUMBLERS, lIabcr ans star patterns, At 35c. per
dlzaU.
New -pa,tern JELLY. PRESERVE, and PIC.
KLE-D.sllE>, In gla.s, at Zoe.
HAIR-BRU>HE~, DRFSSING.COMBS, TUCK
ING-COMBS, HAlR-PINs, ROUND COMBS.
TOILET-MIRgORs, CLO1HES-BRUsHEs.
WHIsK-BROOMs, TOILET SOAPS, &C, &c.
in great variety, snc at very low prices.
PLAYING-CARDS, DOMINOES. CHIPS. CHESS,
BACKGAMMON. &c, &C., 10 suit an.
Another Invoice Of CARRIAGE and BUGGY
WHIPS at ali prices, FROM 25c 10 81.
RIDING WIlIP>, IN ine raw-hde-coyered or un.
cOyered-at 10 To Ace.
See our assortment OF ROUND-WOOD BOWLS
BREAD-TRAYS, STEWPASS covered or un-
covered. PORCELAIN-LiNED PRESERy.
ING. KETTLES. COLANDERS, BROOMS,
FLOO R.BRUSHEs, DUST-BRUSIIEs,
CHARACTERISTICS with or without pan.),
TkA-TRAYs. Cbild's TABLE-TRAYS. &C. sc
All sizes LADIES' FOXHD CATERS aud GRAIN
LEATHER SHOES, al al.
MEMS HEAVY BROGANS az 81.
MEMS STIFF aud SOFT HATS, IN black Oh
colors-great bargain.
CHILDREN'S LARGE DOLL CARRIAGES,
4-WHfELED WAGONS, CAMP. CHAIRS.
ROCKING.CHAIRS, HIGH TABLE-CHAIRs
NURSERY CHAIRS, sc.
My stock Is large anu Of great variety. All goods
warranted as represented, aud prices as low, aud ia
many lower than eau be found In town.
W. A. STEVENS.
fe27 No. sos BROAD street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-27
NJ FREE METHODIST SERVICES.

SABBATHS-3 p. NJ. od-ia hioncd lass Meeting
500 west Cary street; 1870 T.. regular services
a. parsonage sos west Cary strcet, until tie erection
of our church. PRAYER aud revival services EVERY
NIGHT until further notice MONDAY, 1870 T. VI al
10 west Canal street; TUESDAY. 1870 T. VI. Eeser-
vOir and Dauce streets WEDNESDAY. 1870 +. NJ
sos west Cary street; THURSDAY, 1870 +. ~
northeast corner Of First and Byrd street., FRIDAY
1880 =. NJ, Reservoir and Dance ,tr'e'. fou are
cordially invited. Rev. = Il. GINN Pastor
II will instruct thee AMI teach thee Ia the way
that thou shalt 90; VIII guide ,hee with mine eyc.'
Psalm XXxii,S 2. 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-27
NEW GOODsINEM 80

NEW bDpl)> NV Goods
BLACK aud COLORED CAsHMFRr.
BROCA DEs, BUNTING. ALPArAS
MOHAIRs, SILKS, SATlN~. iuI yrlyvr
PERC ALEs, CAMDRiCS. 6ALICof..
HAMS:
LACE aud SILK sCARFs, 10. rf0ur.
HANDKERCUIfF~
CHECKED anl STRIPED muslin. ..t.....
BRICs: f''
COLGATE'S SOAP. TOILET W'rfr.
HANDKERCHIEF FXIRACr,:
NAPKINS SABLE.CLOTU-, lOUlr.
TOWELS;
BLEAcHEb and rNDLEACHo .nEgn.
and ~HlRT1NGS;
WHITE aud COLORED COn>'I ,Irar,,.
qualities;
\ large sortmcnt az DBL .--gHufNf>. .
TON, and FANCY GOOr,-.
Thousands II Oher article. aU Co., b.. ....
lowest prices for cash.
Remember that LEVY BROTHrRv ...,.
PRICE STORE.
Prompt attention. paid 10 orscr..
LEW 'E Iuf,.
l0l7 and lol2hI.....
fe2j D. .,,...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-27

INDIANA DELEGATES TO CHICAGO. Indian.
apoiis, February 25.-Deiega'es TO the Re-
publican Convention ut Chicago were
elected in all the congressional districts to-
day. A majority Of them were unin-
sdructed but ~ are known to favor Blaine,
Sherman, aud several Wasbh1rne for sec.
Oud choice
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-27

ELDERS portrait Of DR.. JETER, on exhibit
ton at JOSIAH RYLAND d Co.'s bookstore, is
speaking likeness. 1t attracts much at
tention from all classes OF the community
passing by the store. II is unnecessary to
say that the artist has done his work well.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-27

Ought member OF the General Assem-
bv to sell bonds "short," and then use his
influence as legislator TO depreciate pub
Mercury.
Let's have a committee Of investigation.
Who Is the mani
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-27

A train Of one hundred and fifty loaded
coal-cars passed over the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad from Lonaconing TO Pied
mont last week. II was more than half a
mile long. and + said 10 have been the bea.
West train that ever passed over that road.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-27

JUST OPtNil-
AIT-WOOL III NTING~, 900 't'r' -'H'..
UNION BTNrING>. in blck and naff
l2Fr.;
New and very CHEAP Ii0, 49, Ath tA~liAl
New sprlug PERtALE> aud PftlNl>
100 pieces Pacific LAW >-Itlt,i d.'I-
CORDE ID sud FIGURED fiQt - nom IA
PLAIN. STRIPED. and Citt1NEo VIC
LAWNS, ...,,,. ...,. .
500 new patterns 80 HAMBURG tHhh.
RItS at speedily lOw price,
100 pieces Tore Hon and BRETON A,t'
New LANGUEDOC LA't>;
New spring shades m our celebrated 90,
81 KID GLOVES; .. .Iu.
Archer large lot OF those 2 .BtTroN BLN'N N'
GLOVES az Zoe, ..,...
Large assortment new SPRING tA>>IMth'
prices.
All DpMtSTTCS retailtd a. wb0irsA e. price .'
julius MEYER & Ss>'-, sos brt. ,.,.. ID
Try our celebrated ouc. l>lAtNl'"
SlilKT-the bcst shirt made al the Irce. &C.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-27
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OFFICE OF TIE JNIEs RIVER AND
KANAwIGA ONPANT AND BUCHANAN
AND CLIFTON FORG RAILWAY COMPANY.
RICHMOND. Va. Frblur' -. 1850. J
AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
IN STOCKHOLDERS OF Tilt JAMES RIVER
AND KANAWUA COMPANY AND OF TNE
BUCHANN NAND CLIFTON FORGE RAILWAY
COMPANY viii be- held al TIN office on WtDNE>-
DAY, March 3. Ise0 "a l. VI.
WILLIAM L. MUNFORD.
fee secretary.
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
vi The visitors of thi, Institution Will meet ~ the
College on TCESDAt, MARI ii 2. AZ l o'clock,
T. VI TO MI the CHAIR OF ANATOMY. vacated by
the resignation " Professor +. -. cunningham.
Applicants Will send IN their credentials 10 the
secretary Of The BO1r'i.
/. II. WHITE. VI. D..
ja l5-td secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-27
CLOARsi cLOAKstcfo,Ks.

A large stock Of CLoAKs to b. sold reg,,.e...
cost, as we intend selling tyery CLo,K
some price before The 18Th Of March. cto,y'
will undoubtedly be- 80 per cent. b,,t..
season, so It will pay you ~ buy .hern ,,..