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LOST. sTRAYED. AND STOLEN.

V,O WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-No-
l. tice Is hereby given tha, WEST VIRGINIA
CERTIFlC ATE No. e123 tknown - Virxsnis d.
ferred hondsl, for t2,61S,26. issued on the SON
day of August. 1875. 10 Joseph l.. Robertson. al.
minsssragor having been lost or mslsid, the upocf-
sgned will on or about the l0TH DA1 W May
1881, make Application 10 the second Auditor ~
the STATE 4 Virginia for the Issue OF new certn-
cate Ia leu thereof
JOSEPH l.. ROBERTsON. Admlsistrslor.
40 i4-Thtw
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and pleasant during the day, with
ram at night.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: G A. NJ, 60 +;
. A. NJ, 6l; noon. SO; 8 p. NJ, 20; L.
NJ, 67; midnight, 40.
Mean temperature. Glt.
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NEW TEA.SToRE.-One OF the attractions on
Main street near the Old Market IS the handsome
TEA.SrORE or &. d. KENNY. Mr.. q. Ned BLAKE
IA native Vlrgnianl has charge OF mis- branch es-
mbllshment. will be pleased 20 erye al, pr0mii
ing frst-class goods at low prices.
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.,xroyS LIVER REGILAIOR.

- yoU FEEL DULL, DROWSI,
pFBILlTATED,
,.,. -,,sren. headaches. mouth tastes badly poor
,r,sa,e, and iongne coated. you are
s,fFgRING FROM TORPID LIVER,
OR
BILIOUSNESS"
&.tfrgvir care you 20 speedily and permanently
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
-, ,,s we're dyspepiir, bilious sufferers. VIC
C.,srsnd ague, the m,rcurial.d seased pa
-. h,s ,bey recovered health, cheerful spirits
.,, -.,l suIe I.e-'hey viii tell you by taking
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR,
,......, vegetable tolic-al,eratiye and clihartic-
araIs perf,cily safe 10 take in
aNy CONDITION OR CIRCUMSTANCE,
.-s l.s NJ, -,,iuire any other medicine TO be ssed
IL connection with il.
vTAKFN OCCASIONALLY
By
PERSONS EXPOSED TO MALARIA
rv.r,xpsl us poison and protect them from AZ
h-s
Peron'y iat GENUINE, In While wrapper, with
~. r,eps-,i ouly ~ +. II. ZEILIN & co.
S0.D By Al DRUGGISTS.
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RICHMOND COLLEGE MUSEUM.-We no.
ticed briefly a gift OF coins tC the Richmond
College Museum bY Rev. Roswell II. Graves,
p. D., missionary OF the Southern Baptist
Convention in Canton, China. The gift Is
OF such exceptional interest and value as 10
Justify fuller notice. DR.. Graves, besides
being a learned theOlOgian, Is scholar OF
much repute, and has given attention TO
many subjects which an Oriental residence
forces upon an intelligent mind. Having
some fnndnesS for numismatcS, be has at
odd times made a collection Of coins, Of
some Of which our Richmond College is
the fortunate recipient. In this collection
we notice some Roman. Gr6ciaD, Indian,
and European coins. one OF which i syn
cbrODous with the CrusadeS. The coins
of remote. Asia are unique, and from their
age and character are Of historic importance.
Twenty-tbree are OF the Manchee Tartar
dynasty, and are round, with holes IN the
middle twenty are from AMMAN or Co.
chin China, and eight from japan. One
hundred and two are Chinese coins,
ranging in aye from 1000 B. {. to 1850
A. u. One coin is Of pottery, in shape
like a Sboc.iIck, and was one OF tue
unworthy cXpedienls Of Csthay, Ike our
LEGAL tenders and deprecated silver coins,
10 UpgIdUC lHt II Nt ubuCi SthhNh "'' "
eonf.cate property. A history OF Chinese
finance would snow that some OF our de-
vices, supposed TO be modern, for depre-
ciaring currency and robbng labor OF its
lust reward and rcadiusting honest debts,
were known 70 the Chinese long before the
discovery OF America.
These Oriental coins are Of copper, or OF
some compound OF which copper Is tue
basis. The inscriptions are simple. ana
consist mostly OF the name Of the epoch aud
words sienifying "curient money" Fea-
ture, OF celebrated persons, likenesses oil
cities. allegOtical representations, are con-
spcuousIv absent. The coins, which seem
70 have been east, exhibit low state OF art.
What makes coins OF 20 much value a throw
ing collateral light on history has converted
numismatics almost into a science.
These coins from antiquity and nalionaIi'
lv are valuable. We happen to Know an
other gentleman who has rare COLLECTION
which be is READY TO give to the College as
,oon rs suitable building or room Is pro-
yjded for their safe and proper exhibition.
A few persons, approaching the vaiue OF
q museum TO the College and city and State,
have been slowly and with much discour-
agement doing something in that direction,
and II a proper hall were built the puoIc
would be surprised and gratiiled at what
has been done.
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THE RICHMOND AND ALLRGHANY ROAD
The Board OF Public Works has paid to the
Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Com
pauy the third instaIment OF 100000 on
account of fifty miles OF additional road
completed. This company has now in opera
ton one hundred and fifty miles, which
have been constructed in about one hundred
and fifty working days, and the road is
being pushed 10 completion with great
rapidtv, and the entire line will be open
for traffic this summer.
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EOR SALE, ONE BILLIARD OR
l. POOL-TABLE. WIN sell cheap.
II. l.. STAPLES & co,
Rgal Estate Agents.
ap li.lt liO3 Main street.
\ . 4 l c f

hereby notif fy the public not 10 BUY OR TRADE
FOR 1HE FOLLOWING ATLANTIC, Miss -
~lPPf AND ONO RAILROAD NOTES of the
following description, as the payment of the same
has been stopped
No. l.66l, date Decemb + |. 1878, In favor Ci r..
I, Sydn0r; amount, $3.50,
80. 1857. date January |. 1875 IN favor OF =. 4.
SyOnOr; amount, S2744O.
No. LIZ, date February |, 1876, In favor Of r. r.
Sydncr; amount, s26l.s0.
No. I.66S. date l.. D.cemb,r |. 1875, in favor Of j.
I. Harry: amount. 1855 55.
No. l.7Os. dtte January |. $40, IN favor OF j. 4.
Hardy: amount. $3.50.
No. ,723. dated February |. 1876, In fayor Of }.
I. Hsr1y; amount, Sij7SO.
ap l43t MARK COHEN.
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PERSONAL.

TULIUS kLEEBER. who was on Tues-
~ day sentenced by The Police Justice to pay hu9
of $40 aud costs and be imprisoned for twenty fcur
hours ir the civ jail for striking - Wetherige, ap-
pealed 10 the Iiusilngs Court. where yesterday. UPON
The pay men! Of ), The ease was dismissed.
pll-1,<
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SEtNE-THREAD, &c.

DATENT AND Ns,
4 LAID sEINE-TWINFS Of alA}Ss-Ss-S
sizes;
~FTHE.LiNEs. all sizes aud sorts;
GII.IING-ROpES. YAWkiSGS,
CDRKS aud CORK WOOD al factory prices,
OlL-CLDTHi\G.
NETS and MEETINGS on hand aud made 10 or
der IL short notice.
We are clio ing cut our entire stock OF SFIht-
THREAD at grvaiiy reduced prices. All In saat
would d. we 10 make their selec ions as csrig az
possible l.. LICIifES>rfiN 4 SONS,
corner Seventeenth and Franklin strects.
.Olr importers ~ the Lion brand aud importer
of Other ny.nls. NH l7-Sm
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR T0-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, higher barometer. fall
ing followed by rising temperature, and
rain followed by clearing weather, winds
mostly north to west.
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CARPETS. MATTINGs, &c.

THAVE JUST RECEIVED MY SPRING
l. STOCK OF GOODS.-Cninese Mattings. OF All
grades Oi-t iOths, GarDets, Rugs, aud Mats Shades
and ShaJings Of all s'yles; COrnccs and corrice-
Poies-wamut, GIT, and ebony Lace aud Damask
Curtains: Paper Iiangines OF all styles and quality.
" Ork done IN town country All orders promptly
attended 10. =. A.JESNING-, No. 1871 Nam stree,
KichUOud Va, apo PM
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BEHIND THE BARS.
industries within our state Prison

What We Saw In Visiting the Virginia Peni-
tentiary-views OF Superinte ndent Will
liams ON Contract work-The Large Shoe
Establishment or Joseph Davis e. Co. Turn
Ing Out One Thousand Pairs Per Day-How
the Work Is Done In the Various Depart-
ments- appearance OF the Convicts.
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HoRsronp,s ACID PnosrnArE.

As NEAR PERFECTION rs CAN b. EXPECTED.
have used Horsford's Aeid Pro pbate for nearly
fifteen months and can only say that In such case:
as 1t is indicated, II Is perfection AS can be
expected from any remedy
r. c. NEWPORT, n. ID.
West MerideR, conn.
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FULcnER's AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA, wHiSKEY,
three years old. at $3.50 per galona very superior
article; MoNTgosE Kentucky Rye whiskey. fur
years old, At So per gallon. W. n. BLAIR 4 Co.
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TRoPIC-rgtIT LAXATIVE.

TRoPIc-FRUIT LAXATIVE,
TR0PlC-FRU1T LAXATIVE,
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE,
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS,
TIE
BEsT AND MOST AGREEABLE PREPARA-
IIoN IN THE WORLD
FOR
CONSTIPATION.
BLIOCsNESS,
HEADACHE,
INDIsPUsITION,
AND
ALL DISORDERS ARISING FROM AN Oh
sTRUCTED STATE OF THE SYSTEM.
Lales and children, and those who dislike taking
pills and naaseous medicines to secure catharic ae-
uoa are especially pleased with its agreeable quail
ues. one half to che lozense is the dose. Ask for
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE
lna take no substitute for IT, Packed in bronzed lin
lo1es aud sold by all first class druggitts.
Pace. % cents. Large boxes, 60 cents.
NH IO.deodlv
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HoLY THURsDAY.-To-day is known in
the Catholic and Episcopal calendars as
Holy Thursday, and appropriate services
will be held in the different churches Of
those denominations.
The ceremonies at the Cathedral will be
very lengthy and impressive. and nearly all
the priests throughout the diocese will be
present.
To to late last night the following rev.
erend gentlemen had arrived at the episco-
pai residence: Father Van De Nyyer, OF
Harper's Ferry, who will remain in Rich
mond and succeed Bi.bop-elect Janssens;
Father Thomas Brady, OF Portsmouth; /;
Father Thomas Murray, of Old Point;
Father Reilly, OF MartlnsDurg, who is ap-
pointed successor OF Father Van De Vyyer
at Hlrper's Ferry; Father John L. Tier
nan, OF Fredericksburg, and Father NJ.
O'Keefe, OF Norfolk, who will preach at
night, at which the Tenebra will be sung.
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Tho attention of consumers Is ca!!gd 20 WHIT
LOCKS LITTLE FLORA CIGARS. clear Havana
dler, hand made, aud gIaranteed-l0c. Try one
a D.. vfpceI-
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W. GODDfN. 3 Z. NJ, trustees sale Of valuable
brick tenement on north side OF Grace between
Adams and Jefferson streets
FURMAN 1UPPER. @ l.. VI, nice iwo-Story store
and dweDiHg No. COS Catherine street, corner OF
Munford.
JNO Z. LAUGHTON, JR, l0y A. NJ, notions,
hose shoes. fancy goods; clothing, &C.
JAS. MtCDOUGALL, l0ii A. NJ. large and per-
emptOry sale Of stock OF dry DDS, no ions, ho-
sIcrY. cloihLng, etc.
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KENTUCKY WHIsKEY -four years o'dl t2 so Pgn
GALLoN-quality unsurpassed fol The moncy-at
CHRISTIAN 4 WHrTE's.
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The THEATRE TO-NIGHT.-Mies's Juge-
nile Opera Company will commence their
engagement at the Theatre tonight, when
they will present Planquet's charming op'
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TEACHERS INsTITUTE.-Tbe HeDricC
Teachers destitute met at the county court
house yesterday. Judge WaddiIl having
granted the privilege Of the courtroom, the
meeting was held there instead of in the
superintendPnl's Office. 1t was called 10
order by Superintendent Daniel f Gard.
ner, who read an article on the French
Institutes"
DR.. Rufner, Superintendent OF Public
Instruction, delivered an interesting and
entertaining lecture on the "GeOlogi icaI
Structure OF iIenrc0."
Rey. W. b. McGiIvray began an address
upon the "Duiies of Teachers" and will
conclude il to-day.
At | O'Clock to-day DR.. Rufiner will ad-
dress the trustees. and the session will end.
There was a full attendance OF teachers and
goodly number Of citizens present yester-
dav. and The exercises were alike interest
ing and instructive.
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II you want to treat yoar freEd handsomely and
enjoy his eveHastng friend hiO, Just present him
one of WHrLcCK'S MODEL CIGARS and he vii
be dellghted.
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COMPANY ANNIvERSARY.-Thi wears
ago yesterday, April l3, 1850, witnessed the
formation OF the famous Young Guard OF
Richmond" by Captain John Ii. Richard.
son and number OF enthusiastic young
comrades, who lived to see their pet corps
attain a record for all soldiery acquire
ments and efficiency second TO none. Their
war record Ghey entered # at the Big Bethel
fight was most creditable. being ever near
est "the flashing OF the guns and always
where duty called. Tue dealh-rOll OF otli-
GERS and priyates which accrued during
the unhappy strife to this company Is ample
testimony OF their conduct OH many hard
fought field.
The company was composed mostly Of
young men. Those who survived the vi
ciSsitudes OF actual contest from 1861 TO
1865 have since been relegated by Time to
the honorable ranks OF middle.aged ciii-
Zens, and baye discharged the duties de-
VOWED on them either aS private citizens or
soldiers in a manner 10 reflect credit on
them and honor on the company which en-
l!sted all OF their Youthful energies in "the
long ago" The surviving members OF the
cOmpany have always entertained the hope
OF some day reyiving the company, with
all it, cherished associations and MEM
ories, and no doubt will yet do 30.
At the conclusion Of the war young
Guard Association was formed. Of
which the first captain, now Colonel
John II. Richardson, was chosen presi-
dent. Ii is the custom OF the As:Ocia-
lion to meet yearly on each recurring 18th
OF April. to revive the nOt.forgoiten past
"tbe brave days Of old TO Interchange
kindly sentiments Of mutual regard, and to
drink to the memory and peaceful sleep OF
the fraterS who since the last meeting have
been called TO answer rOll-call above. The
members OF the Association had their Gus
tomary anniversary meeting yesterday.
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Hun PUNCH. clear or with hcf or icsd wabr.
MILK or lemonade, "tops- every punch for favor.
Directly the cork Is drawn It Is ready, aud can TIE
used clear or mixed with hot or Iced water 10 suit
the taste. Sold by all grocsrs. wine merchants, aud
druggists.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs.-DaviS and
ats. rs. Sims and ais. Submitted on printed
notes OF argument and filed.
Neale, &c. rs. Uz, &c. Argued by
George L. Haw, Esq, for appellants and
L. r. Page, E,q., for appelees, and SUBJ
mitted.
Hulchings Us Johnson and ais. Argued
by w. w. Henry, Esq, for appellant and
Major j. II. Carrington for appellees, and
continued until to-day.
James NJ. Ambler, Esq, allowed to prac-
tice as counsel in this court.
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FINEST DOMESTIC PICKLES AND PRESERVES
at CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.
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FRESH INVOICE OF KEY WEST CIGARS JGsr
received by w.D. BLAIR 4 CO.
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VIRGINIA CLARErs (yery superior) at
CHRISTIAN q WHITES
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SAVE MONEY by having your rlnting dsne al he
DISPATCH PRINTING-IlOUsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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NELLsN'< FOOD.
LINE. PLAsrgR. CEMENT. &c.

X &c X l. A n ID. LIME, ROCKLAND
ortss..ic.-5, 600 barrSs from the cfiebrahd q
hssdas ,t. Lime. Ktnf. Shis lime stancs nj ne
ssdhss sss nst wherever IL sas been ioirodhced'
cslggyyV, gssrfels si BEST RosENDALx v HyDRAuLiC
LAkn.p1 ~ .i,9vO barrels CALcik,tD PLAri Ei.
tEsf vlLeetsItb ground fresh eye.~y day ron
ksd ss' IVA w SCOTIA LUMP. pui up n new bags
a., f", prices WARNER MOORE,
spJs.,TT st'elletnt5 street. south eide Of DOCK.
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VI. ELLYsoS & Co., advertising agents. nser, al.
yertisements in AL of the newspapers OF the United
states at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dts-
patch counting-room Will receive prompt siten.
%
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Nff.I,lH Il.

ENTIRELY RtMODELLED.
NOW THE
LEADING MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT
OF RICHMOND.
Webeg leave {, announce to the public that "e
az Tow open and IN fuil operation at our well
l.0sa establishment.
523 BROAD STREET.
Necaim nos "a carry the largest assortment ol
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS
'1yvheft south OF New York, d,vOting three entire
t'ars exclusively 10 teese branchei. We coniehd
alt oar goods this season will Surpass III point OF
te4lly aBd eleqance everything in this city, al
prce, that viii come within the reach Of a n.
OUR GRAND SPRING OPENING
OF
PATTERN BONNETS AND ROUND HATS
TAKES PLACE
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
APRIL Is AND 10, 1891,
Nuen W vii exhibit all the leading Loncon and
'a'l'4ah yies and nambcr Of patterns peculiarly
O'' 'Na' vaIcl promise 70 b. very popular.
"saso mske special display OF
RICH FLOWERS.
FEATHERS,
RIBBONS,
LACES,
TRIMMINGS. aud
ULNtRAL FANCY GOODS.
WOLfORD sHILBEEG,
523 Broad street,
PA beiwe n Fifth and sixth.
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Elk
- EcUTED al tie DISPATCH rRiSfiNoy
HOUSE
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

ES- On all sales Of Real Estate made between Tie
lst of January and last OF June the taxes for The
present year have 10 he paid by the purchaser. On
all sales made between the Ist OF July and last Of
the year the taxes have 10 be paid by the seller.
This custom was adopted about fifteen years ~ d
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, and sp-
plies TO Richmond and ylcinity.I
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HUsTINGs COURT.-The following cases
were disposed CT in this court yesterday:
John White (colored), for breaking into
the warehouse OF the Richmond and Allie
ghany Railroad Company and stealing one
lot Of iron, was sentenced to two years in
the penltentiary.
Frederick Hord, assaulting and beating
George w. Slrang, Oh an appeal from the
Police Court. The judgment OF the lower
court was afirmed-s25 fine and sixty days
ia jail.
The case OF the Commonwealth Us. j.
w. Rev, indicted for obslructing c. W.
Tyler, Deputy High Constable, IN the dis
charge of his duty, was dismissed.
The civil docket OF removed cases will
be again called to-day.
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SMOKED SALMON at
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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.xpsCTONANr AND PILl.s.
READER !

.,, colds Arc YOU unable TO raise
Hsv y'e e." Wave you an oppression on the lungs
atssles" s,rsihS DO you have a q, OF coughing
: =: : e.. ~: :s;s s:' <: I'M; 's;' !: 3:
rsson o. =" re hsesY II SO, DELAY Is DANGER
ron down cold.." II neglected, often result in
ovs "s,sa' when y The remedy, II applied prompt
8; ; :':a sss {; es';. ss = r. s1 :: :;''; sss
tsa SCI 10, ~ ,.' The NoSr VALUABLE LUNG BAL
x,,er discovered
r-rT's EXrECToRANT
..,,,s yau to raise the ph,eEm, cause pleasant ,
ell tas'' -, will wake In the morning, cough
5 5 aIs TSf r srSn snS S'saan%s sas easy II
NaTt' ,hidreu love IT, No family suodld bc
ooSpAs' s,la by druggists in csc. aud VI bottles
PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
,,rVRAY STREET, NEW IORk.
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Entered at the Posi-Ofice at Richmond, Va. as
second-class matter.J
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BRIEF LoCALs.-There will be meeting
of the Board OF Directors OF the Chamber
of Commerce at O'Clock this evening.
We have examined the blooms in several
peach. orchards, and find that but little dam
age has been done 10 the embryo fruit.
There seems just now more activity In
business circles thin for some weeks past,
and a more buoyant spirit peryades our
community.
We received yesterday some fine and
beautiful specimen heads Of lettuce from
Mr.. j. NJ. LynemaD, grown on bis farm,
" Rosenealb," IN Henrico county.
The Richmond German Club will give
their first German after Lent ut Sanger
Halle on wednesday evening next,
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POLICE COURT.-The following cases were
disposed OF yesterday
Richard Napier and Lewis Belts were
fined So each for their sons climbing on the
cars OF the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad while In motion.
Mary Evans, Alice Evans, Ann Smith,
Sopbia Lewis, and Lizzie Mitchell (all COL
ored), charged with keeping dsorderIy
house, were discharged.
The case OF William Clarke alias f. a.
Edwards, charged with horse-stelling, was
continued ull Tuesday.
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8ithmond 9ispateh.
THURSDAS.. APRIL IA, 1881.

ss- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATioN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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WANTED, A WOMAN TO COOK AND
w 30 HOJ-EWORK. Must bring recon-
mendatIOrs. Appy a. Sl3 west Msio street be-
tween tLe hour 0f a 4. VI. aqd l.. N.
apl4.3lt
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WANTED, TWO MEN AND WIVES
w 10 20 Norh. Also. several oihtr WOMfN u
live In uriyaie families Ia aud New York ci'y
Apply TO-DAY TO d Y. t,lls,
Employment Agent, No. 8 Fifteenth street
Ali
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THE SHOE MANUFACrORY

proved TO he a great point OF interest. 1t is
oDerated under contract by MessrS. Joseph
Davis Il Co., OF Boston, Mass. The build
Ing is large, substantial, and cOmmodous.
It was buill by these ge1lleme9.at cost OF
about $4,000, "wbo are 10 be fimbursed.
without interest. out Of the hires Of con-
yicts to be paid by them in excess Of those
r,ouired by the original contract" Mr..
Isaac II. Sca,es is general superintendent,
and IN Give an iipa OF
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WANTS.

WANTED, A HUNDRED THOUSAND
w SMOKERS OS WHilLOCK's "PiC MIC"
IGkR>. cost OniY Sc aDiece aud a hundred iboa-
,aud on the "til!Ck," new brand Just ont ani
an hc ap Ia cod
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TIE CUTrING.RO0

Is presided over by Mr.. II. I. Dupar
foreman, Here the cutting Vi the up
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A GENERAL MEETING OF CITIZENS TO RE HE'LL
AT MOZART HALL NEXT TUESDAY-THE com
MITTEE'S CALL,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-14

TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE,
TRpPlC-FRCIT LAXATIVE,
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NOW THE
LEADING MILLINERY KSTABLIsHMkNI
OF RICHMOND.