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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-22

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and pleasant.
SUNDAY, 2OTH: Sunrise, 2So maximum,
$40.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 40 !;
% a. NJ, 43; noon. iS; u. NJ, j3; p.
NJ, a; midnight, 3S.
Mtau temperature, 435.
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THE H0wITzER BESEPIT.-The opera
"Doctor OF Alcantara will be rendered
to night for the benefit OF the Howltzefs al
Mozart Hall. Mr.. Percy Cooper, the tenor
Of the company, has arrived, and aIl ar
rangements for the production OF the piece
have been completed.
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CONTINUED In The IlenrcO.C County Court
ye>terdly-Judse Waddll pres:ding-the
cl>e OF Edgar Hicks, the white youth who
was indicted for attempting 10 commit an
outrage upon young Lady in llenrico, was
called, and continued until the next term Of
The court Major W. +. c. Gregory and
Commonwealtb's Attorney Thomas will con-
duct ne prosecution. Henry A. Atkinson.
Jr, Is counsel for the accused. Hicks was
remanded TO jan to await trial.
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SIX PER CENT. GOLD BONDS.-MeS>Is.
Thomas Branch Il Co. offer limited
amount OF the Richmond and Dlnyille rail-
road 6 per cent. gold bonds at 80 per ceutum
and accrued interest. The annual report
Of this company for the year ending sep
tember 80, 1880, showed that the company
had reduced its debt over $3.50, 900 during
the two preceding yeaTs, and declared a
dividend OF per cent. on lts capital STOCK,
amounting 10 S1lj,992, which was paid in
January. 1881, besides adding largely to The
rolling stock and machinery, and purchasing
about $500 tons OF new rails. For the
three months ending 3lst December, 1850,
the net receipts OF the company exceeded
$3.50, ,0CO, after payment Of all interest. rent,
and other fixed charges. These bonds are
secured by the consolidated mortgage on
the Richmond and Dlnville railroad and
the Piedmont railroad, and the lease OF the
North Carolina railroad, and are strongly
commended 10 the attention OF investors.
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A COLORED COUNCIG. Cuts OFF THE FIRST
| AFRICAN CHCRCH.-Our readers Will remem-
Der tue accounts published in the DlSpGtch
some months ago Of The difficulties among
the members OF the First African church,
IN which the police was called iuto a church
meeting to quell disturbances, and which
finally culminaled in the exclusion OF a
large number OF members, who subsequent
" formed the Filh-Street Baptis, (cOlOred)
church andlbOught the 81 Johns Lutheran
house Of worship. The excitement amongst
the coIored Baptists growing out OF these
occurrences continued with more or less
warmth until a council was called, composed
OF delegates from all the cOlored churches OF
Richmond, to adjust the trouble. 1t met,
condemned the First church, sustained the
Fifth-Street church, and adjourned to meet
agiin to give the First church 40 opporu-
nity to show cause why the right-hand Of
fellowship should not be withdrawn from
them.
This adjourned Council convened yester-
day at ~ NJ. IN the Second (colored church.
John II. Adams was the moderator, and w.
III. Carter clerk. All the cOiored Baptist
churches of the city were represented eX-
cept the First. After much discussion the
following preamble and resolution were
aUOf)ltu DN u NOtt vi u uOtN IL
Whereas we, the ten churches OF the city
OF Richmond and vicinity, adjourned TO
meet February Dist instant, for the First
Baptist church to show cause why the right
hand Of fellowship should not be with.
drawn from said church; and whereas said
church has treated The Council with con-
tempt by refusing TO come; and whereas
said csIrch called In the police and bad The
brethren taken out OF their church in viola.
ton oI Baptist rules; and whereas said
church violated the 18Th chapter Of Matthew,
10Th aSd 18th verses, by excluding them
without a hearing; and whereas she en-
tered charges over The heads ef the above
named churches in their associations before
consulting them therefore
ReSotcaa. That we, the Council, do with
draw the right-haDd OF fciio iowshIp frem said
First Baptist church.
A comiHmnication from the First church
was read, asking the Couneh 10 adjourn 10
some day Subsequent TO the meeting In
March OF another Councii eailed by the
Pkst church, 90 be composed u white and
eaored delegsGes. IL was also intimated
tha the First and Fiih.Strest churches
wosid themselves be able 20 settle their
ffo1ties. This communication, without
OF her action, was iaid on the table.
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PYTHrAY EXCURSION TO WAsHINGToN.-
The excursion to Washington tonight
under the auspices Of Redmond Division,
No. 4, Uniform Rank, knights OF Pythias,
affords an opportunity for those wishing to
visit the naliop's capital to do so at small
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HUB PUNCH Is composed or The finest liquor
aud most erqUtyite trait.i idices In winter or sum
ner, with hot water or milk as toddy, or with ice
soda, etc. this is par erceiienct. the fayorle keeI
1t on hand. All erocers, druggists, and wine ucr
chants sell It at 1926 a bottle.
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SALES OF REAL E>TATE.-Mr. yelling.
ton Goddin, real estate auctioneer, has re-
Gently sold the following real eStatC-yiz,
66 Il-l00 acres in the plan OF a. ID. Read,
nelr OakwoOd cemetery, at $40 per acre,
1922 20; lot at the southwest corner OF
and Thirty-lhird streets, II by l6j feet,
with an old brick tenement thereon, S400
lot in the. plan Of Elba Park, at the south
east corner OF Marshall and Hancock streets,
so by 142 feet. al sl4 per foot, 81, 100; farm
on the south side of the Williamsburg turn
pike, one and a half miles below Richmond,
containing 50 7s2-l000 acres, $1,000; lot IN
the plan OF BeYidere, No. 124, on the east
side of Laurel street, 33 by l4S feet to an
alley, at 5000 per foot. S2l4.50; lot I'm the
same plan, No. 10, on the west line OF
Belyidere street, 80 by lGj feet to an alley,
at 81 per foot, $40; lot on the west side Of
Fourth between Jackson and Duyal streets.
80 by l22 feet, with small brick tenement
thel con, $3.50; brick tenement at the south
east corner of Franklin and Fourth streets,
a feet 50 inches by 100 feet to an alley,
81, 700; lot on the north side OF Franklin
between Belyidere and Pine streets, 30 bv
153 feet. more or less, to an alley, at SlO2.50
per foot, S3.015
More inquiries for real estate are being
made. and there seems evidently TO be Il
better feeingin the market.
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Busy YBURGLARs.-Thieves were unusually
active and daring on Saturday night and
Sunday morning in breaking into stores.
but their lhefts were Of rather paltry na-
ture.
About > O'Clock Sunday morning The
front window OF Mr.. Thomas Strea's
cigar-stOre, on Ninth street, was broken
into and five hundred cigars taken there
from. Policeman Brooks, who was turn.
ing out llmps on his beat at the time, en-
cOuntered two negroes running ct full speed
up Main street. lie captured one OF
them when Just in front OF Christian X
Whites; but as be could discover nothing
wrong about him (hiS pal having evil
IDENTIFY borne of the bounty he finally re-
leased him. The robblng having been sub.
seqllently reported, the enterprising young
man who SAID "thcy were only running
for exercise" " was hunted up and arrested
Yesterday evening. His name is Randolph
Turner. He will have hearing before the
Police Court this morning.
Mr.. j. {. MOore's store, corner OF Eigh-
teenth and Main streets, was also entered,
and four boxes OF manufactured tobacco
stolen therefrom.
MesSrs. Charles Carley X Co. were also
losers in small way. Their store, l4ll
Cary street was entered and Sl2j was all
that rewarded the thieves.
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MANnooD'S yIGOR IS LOST when the body is
wasted by Dy-repril, ick Headache, or Liver Conn
paint. For tins pitiable CONDITION TUFTS PILLS
are a specific. Tie yigOr and elasticity Of youth
and buoyancy Of spirits, viii follow heir use. They
give pure blood and solid hesh
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR RTo-DAY.-For the Middle
Atlantic States, clear or partly cloudy wea-
ther. winds mostly northerly, stationary
or higher temperature, rising followed by
stationary or falling barometer.
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JUDog BOwLEs. os FLUvASSA COUNTY
Last Saturday, after sermon from DR.. 4.
Il. Dickinson, Hon. ID. w. h. Bowles was
received into the Lyles Baptist church for
baptism and church.fellewshp. He's now
in his eightieth year, and has for iifty-eigbt
years been on the bench, excepting The time
OF military rule. He was member OF the
Convention OF 1850 that asaepdej The Con-
stitution. and served three terms I'D tDe Vir'
ginia Legislature.
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A BENEFIcEST lNsTITUrION.-The trus-
tees Of Capitol Lodge. Knights Of Honor, Of
this city, have paid 10 the widow OF the late
Charles w. Anderson g 900, that being the
amount secured 10 her by bis membership
in the order.
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To make the hands smooth, TO keep The lips
from chapping there is Boihing better than tbs
excellent preparation. Now that the cold weather
has set in everybody should have some Of II.
Prepared by T. ROBERTS BAKER, Druggist, 40.
ol3 Main street.
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corcns.-U.e Browns BaoscmAL Taocmks

TIE BEsT-KNowN REMEDY ~ TIE WORLD
ror the cure aud prevention Of Measles, Dlph lhori
WhoOpng- { Ough. small Pox. scarlet aud Typhoid
Fever Is MORI>oN's PILLS; Or, 1t attacked, their
rane'r viii be rendered harmless by The use Of
these Pils. For further particulars call on W :.
PGLcHEB, SIT east Main street, or send for c!rcu-
lars.
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DIR. HARTLEys REMEDY cures Ca,srrh when
ali Other known remedies fail. OGe package Is
generally sufficient TO efte: cure. sold by all
druggists.
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ANNUAL APPROPRIATIONS FOR The CITY
GOVERNMENTAL meeting OF the Common
Council has been called for next Wednes-
day evening at O'Clock TO consider the or.
dinance as agreed upon by the Committee
on Finance making the annual appr0pria-
tion Of the city revenue for the fiscal year
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

JN0. r.. LAUGHT0S. 10Y 4. W.. bouseho'a fIrni-
tnre Brussels and tapestry carpets, silver %, ,ed
ware; nitresses, &C., AZ residence No. 333
west Main street.
JAS. MACDoUGAIL, 10 A. ~, closing sale Of
pawnbroker's goods. tor A. Harris.
ROBERT u. LYME. 4 4. NJ. truste.'s sale of one
und vtded intert II in the estate Of the late Jdhn
Adsms TN large number OF houses AMI Dts In
the city 81 Richmond.
w. GODDIN, A. Il. ~. comfortable framed iene.
ment on the Sou b side OF Duyal stree, Sesr 20
the west line OF judah.
JAS. MACDOEGALL. 10 4. W., continued sale az
New York Auction House.
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We have just received hGc siock Of AHoSTlI-
LApo, ToP,Z, and other snERRIEs; also, some
fine PORTS. The quality Of these wines Is very
fine, and the prices very low. We have also Just
received .Ome Of the finest TIA we have seen since
the war. ". ID. BLAIR x 90.
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VI. ELLYsoS ( CO., advertising agen.s, irsert ad-
ye-,semeuts in all OF the newspapers OF the United
states at publishers rates. Orders ef: al The Dis
patch coaning-room win receive promp. sten.
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THE Y.SEcOYD.-Tbe anniversary
OF Wasbington's birthday will be celebrated
today somewhat after the manner OF ante
bellum days.
The First regiment and the Howizers will
parade, the regiment being commanded by
Lieutenant. Colonel Anderson. The Blues
have also been invited to join in the parade,
and have signifed their intention Of so do
ing.
The line Of march will be down Main
street to Ninteenth, thence TO Broad, up
Broad to Seventh, up Seventh to Grace.
up Grace TO Adims, thence 10 Franklin, to
Sixth, down Sixth to Main, thence TO the
regimental armory.
In addition to the above, the old veterans
OF 1SG1-lS85 are expected to participate in
The parade, and General Z. Il. Moore
has been invited to take, and will accept,
the command OF the veterans. All old SOL
diers, irrespective OF the commands to
which they were attached during the war,
are invited to assemble In front OF the City
Hall and join their comrades.
1t is earnestly hoped by the friends Of the
military that merchan and Others will let
their young men Oft in time for the parade,
as il is seldom that the companies have full
ranks, owing 10 the unwillIngness of EN-.
ployers to grant the necessary permission.
IL Is to be regretted that the HowitZers
cannot parade with their battery, the cost
OF borseS and equipments falling so heavily
on the men az to preclude it.
The various banks OF the city will be
closed, and the post Office will be closed at
2 u. NJ. Deliveries Of mail matter will be
made by the carriers in the forenoon as
usual. Mails arriving subsequently will be
delivered al the po>t.oilice up to = Z. NJ
Collections from "Star" boxes will be as
usual.
Tonight the Richmond Grays VIII hold a
banquet at MOrgeustern's. on Broad street
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TIE THEATRE LAST NIGHTTIME. +. :
Ch1nfrau appeared last evening rs KIT y
in "The Arkansas Traveller" and the The
are was literally packed from PIT to dome.
The exciting and bloOdand-thunder scene,
in this play raised the boys, who were out
i'm full force, to a feyer.beat Of enthusiasm
That we have seldom seen equalled. And
as Kit Redding trampled over the villain
the galleries gave vent 10 their evidently
LONG pent.up feelings in continued and
deafenlng cheers. Mr.. Chanfrau was, OF
course, the attraction OF the evening. and
il is fair 10 say he Is tOlerably well sup
ported. The Judge was well personlled
by Mr.. w. y. Grifliths, and the villain
Manuel Bond effectively portrayed by
Mr.. +. ID. Allen.
"rhe Arkansas Traveller" will be re-
pested on Wednesday evening. when
another opportunity will be offered OF see
inc Mr. Chanfrau in his iayOrte role.
Tonight Mrs. Henrietta Chanfrau, who
is a cultivated American actress, will pre-
sent for the first time IN this city her new
version OF East Lynn" The play Is a
revision by Mr.. Tayleure of his original
work, and restores scenes and situations
which. except by Mrs. Chanfrau, baye
never been acted. The dialogue has been
largely rewritten and strengthened. MIS-.
Chanirau's impersOnatOn OF Lady Isabel Is
classed by northern and western critics
amongst the most imprisoned pieces OF
stage Efforts.
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SAVE MONEY by having your truiing done attn
DISPATCH PRIsrISG-llOUSs. Good work. icw
prices. aud satisfaction gdsTauteed.
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9irIlmond Disratth.
Observation-Disclosures %, 1891.

Fs- TIE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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FEBRUARY al, 1881.

FEBRUARY al, 1851.
NOTICE.-I HEREBY F0REWARN
~ ALL PERSONS act 10 employ my sou, LU
TIER W. FLOURNOY. IL this notice Is yiolass'
| snail enforce the law.
fe 22-lls Wv. FLoUkNoY,
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THE CUSTOM HOUsE.-Captain B. &. Cook.
the new collector OF customs for the port OF
Richmond, entcrs upon the discharge OF his
duties tomorrow. Captain Arthur y.
Splitter will be his deputy. No changes in
the inspectors of customs haze been sn-
nounced. DR.. I. j. Hawkes., revenue In
spectOr to 6ll the vancancy created by the
resignation OF Captain B. c. Cook, has been
annointpd
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EXCURsION TO WASHINGTON

NNVUh UhoTVN To " ANEIINT TUN
- - TO SEE THE
INAUGURATION or THE PHEsIpFNI
by Chesapeake aud ohio railway. leaving Richmond A
THURSDAY, MARCH 2. 1881,
AT TeO'CLocK NJ
FAKE tor TUE ROUND TRIP, 80 rs
Tickets good for ten days To return on an tr,!l -.
All the way by rail- No change Of cars. Gear
through 10 Washing on without changing Won, ssa, .
special coaches for cOlOred people.
TICKETS FOR SALE BY The committee: .. NJ.
Ihomp>oo, 513 east Broad street u !. MclIo vai,
PA east Broad street: n. T. Adams. win Aaams n
Smelling, No. 20 Fourteenth street: am al-o ~ ihe
train. fe 20.22,2i262HM
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personal.

DIRECT FROM New QRLEASs-the best 5-cer'
CIGAR In America, at CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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brunswick sOUPs-do1en fiayor.-25c. q can a
CHRISTIAN X WHITES
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PERsONAL.-Mr. p. LoriIard, Jr., and
wife, OF New York city. arrived in the city
Saturday night, and left for the South yes
terday.
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TrTT'S EXPECToRANL

VI, enable 70" to raise the pSssm, ,e cause pe"san,
W.. aud You will wake In ihe morning' cough
ss pa working freely and breathing s easy II
l'A|, children love II. No family suOsld ce
'oN.'" sola by druggists In 25c. and 81 bottles
PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
e,MupRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
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ExCCRSyONS.

GRAND PYTHIAN DEMON [IA
~ sTRATiON AT WASHINGTON. N~A
ID. RICHMOND DIVISION. No. 4. III q Il
UNIFORM RANK KNIGHTS OF rY- tSZ}s.H
JHiAS, having accepted an invitation 10 \tSb
participate In the celehra Ion Of the .igh- \sD2
teenih anniversary OF The order, to lake % ace at
Washington on WEDNESDAY ihe 23d instant,
Will leave here on TUESDAY the 22f instant AZ 20
O'Clock l.. NJ. RIA the Chesapeake sni Ohio railroad.
Members OF the order and their families deslItag
accompany the Division can do so by purchasing
nckeis from the committee at a very iow rate.
Tickets good for days, 10 return any train.
y. WHiILOCk, l445 Main street.
X. I. BRIGGS, 1907 Brosd street,
fe2O-E Commirer.
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FLORIDA ORANGES, drec; from Jacksonville
| Florida, at CHRISTIAN h WHITES.
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HuB PUNCH, "a delicious beverage, at
CuhISrTAN 4 MuITI'e.
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HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM,

HAGAN's MAGNOLGA BALM,
GIVES TO EVERY WOMAN
A FAIR, FRESH ASD
BEAUTIFUL COMFLEXION.
No matter how much IL may have become i'm
paired by nature or Otherwise, II makes The sKIN
PURE, SOFT and THAT VI YOUTH.
1t is not only ELEG ANTLY PsHFCMED. but IL Is
in eytry way most perfect wash and a. sPLESDiD
LOTION.
Its APPLICATION cauBo. po,s.tly be detected
aud Is harmless as waller.
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FANCY 6OOpS. &c.

CTENENS ,...,..r,.,.,
THEY AGE WORTHY loCH ATTENTION.
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IosV, srRaYEp. AND STOLEN.

IO,T, On SUNDAY MORNING. a
Eo-AHY Of GATE EEA ID, on III trcLti f.
90 htyiug 4 cross aitscbed. & liberal reward r g
De paid II ef - Ilis 0nicc. I, ~
AMELIA COUNTY, January 81, 1861.
NOTICE-I shall apply to The Bolid 81
~ Directors of the Richmond ant Dauyine nli o.
road Copipiny for the EENEWAL OF ttRt n
CATE NO. Zle. daicd Soycmhcr 20. etI y, 3
TWO SHARE> OF STOCK ~ saia company aar q.
!ug "a the nans OF John 4. lllisman. The o1s' 'fI.
havi3g been lost or ni.aid.
fe l.ruZm JOHN A. NILLsNAh.
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tEntercd at the Posi-oaicc at Richmond, Va, a.
second-claSs mattcr.l
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SIMMONS Liver REGiLAIoR-

-~''"OhS siNGh AEet h "a tSss-
pRINTkRS, SHOEMAKERs, TAILORs,
AND ALL WAC LEAD snDENTARY LIVES,
WILL yfSD gKLIEF AND CUBEYO1
e)Ns1lPATION, Us sPEPsfA, AND DHEADkGHE
IS lskiug this
NMPlE, HARMLESS VEGETABLE OGM-
BOUND.
Tie effec; OF
SIMMONS LIVER KEGCLATOR
dEnHE
STOMACH, LIVER. AND KIDNEYS
pfs~.pt aud efeefssl Gaken In doses 0f bG,f a
s~'niul amer each z.ea, n VIII establish a
GUAR ssbll Of body fFee alike from cOastiFatioa
s1'ie, will not later tage with IN insss. and the
nsost' preston, assd s,sss debility. wtaoh are
''e"'an'e< suits Of indfaesion, biliOusness, and al
hi'Rular ts.tit OF Dody will oes<se.
hplIEsti4L.-We have iested rs virtues per-
'Yusni' aud A0Ow tha; for DSspepsis- BiIiousssess
~u1 ihro'dspS Headache. is tke best plediciaethe
,.oio ever szsg We have tried forty other resse-
I''s "s'ofe ssnss0ns Liver Regkator isit none ssf
:,sS'e sS'e Us saGse than Temporary Tellsf. bat ths
~ ssu'a'of no, OaIs relieved. bsf csxed Us. Editor
SF>gFaDA and Messenger, HoeOa. Gd."
Nsailal and eeas1ns manufactured aniy by
8. II. ZEiIIs q CO..
so,a PhiladssphIa, Ia.
fe S.deodA~tAu20
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IlORsFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE imgar neE &C.
eIgy TO tie brain, giving the feeling ana sense ~
Increased iutellsc ual power.
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HOTELS.
SEED, &c.

DELIABLE SEEDs.-rHlLADEL.
IL PHIA EXTRA Earl. Y PEAS, So pr bushe.
tsne StocsJ: CANADA EXTRA EARLY PEAS,
s5 so per bu>hel: SPRING kALE, eight pounds
Tor 81: CLOyER.skED. ORCHARD GkArS,
KENTUCKY BLUEGRASS, Mixed LhMN-
GRASS, &C. Sepd for price-li.t
T. ". WOOD, Seed Merchant.
70 Is.Im 4l9 sixth street. Richmond. Va
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PROFESSIONAL.

NVILLIAM l.. ROYALL,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW.
NOS. SO AND u LIBERTY STREET.
no 7.6m NEW YORK cITy.
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NOwLAN x CO.'S,
corner Main and Tenth street.
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. W y ''N
lhe ue't s'>ertment Of CARRIAGE-WHiPS al
lo" prces Is to BE- iouud at
20, STEVENS, Central Mcck,
F - corner Of FInh and BroSd streets.
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WANTS..

WANTED, PROFESSORS OF MUSIC.
w September engagements. for three prominent
southern colleges. Gnusually desirable posti0ns
and very hberat 'tlartes Tor men of high o
musicians. Also, a LADY for vocal snd instrf-
mental music $1,000; LADY Nie'1oisi. 80 lilI
for Instrumental music; LADY Tor Latin. rrsuoa,
aud Drawing.
CENTRAL SCHOOL AGENCY,
fe 22-1tf Dl} Pine rpt.f. -. Louis. Az.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-22

w AN TED, \ MAN WHO UNDER
W STANDS GARDENING, aud uat alrtI og
work. Ad!itss W. 4. HOOD
Ecmnonf Nurseries Brook turnpike.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-22

WANTED, HANDS TO WORK on
w railroad. Apply at the GRANGE SIoHI 900
Eighteenth street near corner OF MAJ from .r .
O'Clock all the week, daily. fa22.3e
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WA NTED. A LARGE, WELL

w FORMED JACK 10 serve Giicen or twenty
mares toy Insurance, hetween siX and niBe ~ rs
west OF Richmond. ANY references required ,g. 10
be given. Ad iIrss MARES Pott-Dnicc BpN 2j5.
ANY one wishing 20 sell can get Tie cash.
Il. 22-3lk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-22

WANTED. TENANrS FOR y DE>G.
w RABLt SUITE OF ROOMS wi,a bathroom
on second hDOr aud Kitchen accom- mOUations. 10.
go north u yentn street fe12-ift