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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-25

The THEATRE LAST NIGuT-HUNPrY.
DUNPTY.-An excellent Humpty-Dumpty
performance was given at the Theatre last
evening by Tony Denier's company. Mr..
George Adams, as Humpty, was excellent,
and cOBvuIsed the audience by his many
quaint antics and droIl facial contortions.
The part he played as audience IN suddenly
taking possession OF private box was very
novel and funny. Mr.. j. u. Hall was very
good as Pantaloons, and The rest Of The east
did well. The great charm OF the perform.
ance was that the Humpty. Dumpty busi.
ness; while spirited and much Of It new.
there was not so much OF IL as TO become
tiresome. The infermissions were very
short, scarcely allowing time for the iusa-
iiates 10 indulge In the customary refresh
ments.
The specially acts were all good, aud
many OF them, indeed, very inc The Irish
duo, by the Messrs. John and Joe Sparks,
was highly amusing, and contained some
rare and spicy bits Of Celtic repartee. The
contortioDs OF Little Todd" the German
wonder, were verify marvellous, as was also
the stilt performance Of Mr.. Adams.
One OF fhe most novel and entertaining
features OF the evening, however, was the
exhibition Of Mons. and Mile Tissot and
their living automatOns. Professor Fow is
a good ventriloqnist, while Miss Coleman
as cornet, baDin, and xylOphonisf, the
Ramirez trio Of spanish troubadours, and
Mr.. Charles Schilling in his musical Oddi-
ties add pleasing variety 10 the performance.
There was altogether quite large au-
dience present, The dross-circle and upper
galleries being packed. IL is time the boys
in the upper tiers, or 1T least those Of them
who frequent the Theatre, should learn or
be taught 10 keep better order. The con-
'tant yelling from that quarter whenever
any wonderful or thrilling scene is pre-
sented is simply DaTbarous. Another com.
pllint made OF them, which seems almost
incredible, i that OF the filthy habit OF spit
ting tobacco-iuice down upon gentlemen
below. II this outrageous habit be not
stopped the galleries will have to be closed.
Perhaps if the gentlemen dOWn stairs
@ould give them better example and stop
their incessant eXpectOrating OF tobacco
Juice upon the floor il would have a good
effect certainly il would remove a cause OF
disgust to the ladies and the constant dan.
ger OF running their dresses. The actual
streams OF this filthy fluld whlch food the
floors OF the orchestra circle at the close Of
every performance is nothing less than "a
disgrace to civilized community.
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IMPORTANT TO TRAyEILERs.-In this morn
ing's paper, A. Pope, Esq. general paSsen
ger agent OF the associated railways OF Vir
gina and the Carolinls, gives notice that
Communication tickets, good over the differ.
cnt roads composing the association. adapt-
I'd 10 the requirements OF commercial
travel, are on sale at the ticket-otiiccS OF the
Richmond and DanyiIle and Richmond and
Petersburg deI0s and at the office OF the
general passenger agent, No. Tenth street.
1t is believed that the rates for these new
commutation tickets will be entirely accept
able 10 the mercantile community.
4 reduced local tariff has also been put
into effect on the Richmond and Petersburg
railrOad.
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sUITS IL THE CIRCUIT COURT.-The SANDER
suit of j. +. Cook Us. ii. p. Taylor was
called in the City Circuit Court yesterday,
but owing TO the abseLce OF witnesses 1t was
continued until the 18th OF March. 1t is
alleged that Taylor accused Cook OF stealing
a harness, and il appears that Cook was tried
for this offence and honOrably acquitted.
About twelve months ago Cook instituted
the suit, LAYING the damages at $4,000. The
case has been called several times since, but
had 10 he continued each time on account Of
the absence OF some OF the main witnesses,
who live outside Of tie city. Yesterday the
Court issued a rule against the witnesses.
\ suit has been instituted in the same
court by Patrick Belton Us: l.. NJ. Pitts. It
seems that the two parties had a collision
on the canal bank, they being rival boat
men, and the result was that Belton's horse
was thrown down the cmbankment near The
Tredegar and killed. Bolton places bis
damages at $50.
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'Y'HE FLORENCE NIGHrINGALE OF
L TIE NURSERY.
\ BENEFACTREss.

The following an eXirac' from let'er wri Ten
TO the Germ1R Ref9rmed Messenger, at CHAM
bcrsLLrg, Pa:
\ BENEFACrREsS.
Just open the door for her, and NJ. WiNsLOW
will pr0ye the American Florence Nichtingaia -
the Nursery. Oi this we are % sure that We wi
teach our "Su,y" 10 say. a blessing on Mfs.
WINsLOw" for helplng her 10 survive ana ec1ps
The gripping. colicking. aud tecihing si.ge. Mrs.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP relieve TIE
child froil pain and cures dysentery and darrlG'i.
II 5ofieni the gums, reduces inflammation. cures
wiud-cplc. and carr les The infant safely throue bee
tectningpeliod. II performs precisely What II pto-
fesSes 10 perform, every part Of i'-h"ihing ie-s.
We have never seen Mrs. WiSsL0w know her
only through th- preparation Of her " "sooiiiag
syrup for Children TecthIrg" II We hal the
lower We would make her. - she i, a pHysica IL
yiour 10 the infant race. 5oli By all drug $
Twcmty-hye cents bottle fe 25-eodl"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-25

Police COURT.-Thc following eases
weie disposed OF az the Police Court yes
terday morning by Police Justice ID. &.
Richardson:
John O'roole was fined $40 for keeping
his bar-roOm open or Sunday.
Obedient Bray, Nettie Sheppard, and
Nettie Bihb (old Ohender>), charged with
being di>orderly on the streets. The first
was sent to Jail for sixty DAYS, the second
for ninety. and the last named for thirty
days in default Of surety.
". ID. Ackers was sent 10 ilil for five
days FOR being drunk.
William II. Lewis (colored). FOR stealing
piece OF lumber from james Ta;aferro,
was given ten stripes.
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Reports from the River
AS GATHERED BY RAMBLING REPORTER YES.
TERDAY-BUsY SCENES ALONG THE BANKS OF
THE JAMES

AS GATHERED BY A RAMBLING REPORTER YES.
TERDAY-BUsY SCENES ALONG THE BANKS OF
THE JAMES.
The James has subsided 10 its normal
| condition, though the diffusion OF Fluyanpa
and other up-country soils as important
auxlliaries in its general makeup il yet
markedly conspicuous. Yesterday o num-
Der OF coasters were in the dock discharsing
cargoes for Richmond parties. Some Of
these had suffered considerable detention i'm
making this port by icy obstructions. now
happily vanished. The steamship and
other whaiyes at Rockets presented
scenes OF unusual activity. Piles of
goods OF all sorts, both that had arrived
and that were about to go, were lying
around. Evidence in lower Rockets
OF the recent submergenc6 were not want.
ing, while beyond there and in the vicinity
OF The wharyes OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company boys and women were
gathering up the remains Ct the diift.wood
recently deposited by the swollen waters OF
the James. Ii Is stated that the new and
capacious river steamer City OF Richmond,
recently arrived here, would soon depart
for Norfolk, whence she would run
to Washington on March 4lh with
an inaugural excursion party. The
trestle-w0lk OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway MIR its wharves has been recently
thoroughly repaired, and to some extent
some OF 1t has been completely supplanied
by new material. Atih c0mpany's whaI YES
were two large barks and several schooners
undergoing the process OF loading, and there
was In consequence TO be seen in that par
ticular vicinity very encouraging "mass
OF busy life." The display OF Virginia
hoop'polcs going hence was immense. 50
was he exhibit OF West Virginia coal and
her likewise admirable lumber, piled up in
encouraging heaps upon the wharyes.
Nothing now remains Of MorriSs's sugar.
house, at Rockets. but the heavier timbers.
.he house having been dismantled and the
bricks cartcd off.
The immense James River Brewery of
Belz. Iuengling d Beyer, which cost $3.50.
600. and started with bright anticipaions a
few years ago, j. now silent and deserted,
naught disturbing its enforced somnOepcv
but the shrill screams Of the steam.whislles
OF passing steamers. The possibilities OF
this piece OF property are yet to be de-
veIOped.
The once famous establishment OF Has.
kins Il Libby, opposite the steamboat wharf
IT Rockets, is now an incipient tobacco
factory while The equally large warehouse
Of G. F. Watson, formerly immense in It's
furniture. producing capacity, is in use by
that enterprisng fellow. citizen Mr.. A. b.
Goodman aS bark and sumac.mill.
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JNO. LAUGHTON.J 10 4. NJ. pawIb bro ''. 5
sale OF stock OF di3mnnds, wa.chc', JeNe'iy'
cutlery. &c.
JAS MACDOUGALI, TO- 4. NJ. ro'eNOod' 1'e
7-tCfrye piano. pnrl1r 'hainbtT', I'D 'f' -
Gining.rOOm and Other iurti NE. sc.
H. HDI ZiNGTR Hight Constable. 10 4. VI cIl-
Grtt0nrrIis, sisss tlrs coIntcrs and spndr s-.
" GODDIN. T. =. NJ. lot on the south SIDE 81 'ue
Jane, River aud kanaSha canal ncsi ihr ol1
aripOry rridxe.
WILLIAMS. l. VI. building los ~
The corner Of Marsha and GiimeT .frfeib
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-25

COUNCIL NOTES.-The Committee on Light
will meet on the 2Sth to award the contract
for coal for the gas department for the
coming fiscal year.
The regular monthly meeting OF the Com
mon Council will be held on Monday eve
ming at O'Clock.
The Committee on Fire Department will
meet this evening aL O'Clock, when |, is
probable that the deadlock on the engineer.
ship Of the Broad-Street steamer Will be
settled
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The MOZART LAST NIGHT. AT the Nczlrt
last night Mr. c. II. Read, Jr.. Of Wa.hiug-
ton, ID. c., sang two solos for blriione
"My Queen" and "Thc SDipwright.' Mr.
Read was in fine voice, and his reception
by the audience was very cordial. TAs iu.
s'rumental part OF the programme was
well rendered, especially the pot-poufri
"Traviata," by the orchestra, and the y!o-
lin solo "SlXth Air" (De Berio,), by Mr.
H. F. IaubP,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-25

\ MODEL VESSEL IN PORT. The bark
BeacOnsted. Captain William C.. Munro.
now loading ut the Chesapeake and Ohio
wharyes with oak lumber from West Vir.
ginia for Liverpool, England, is no doubt
one OF the largest, IL not the largest, sailing
vessels that has ever made its way into this
port. as she certlinIy is one of the neateSf.
trimmest, and staunchest crafts that ">aIls
the ocean blue" The BeacOnsfed is OF
go tons burden; was built at Picton, Nova
Scotia, about four years ago after a graceful
model, and with more than the uSua atlen-
ton to strength and SOidity. Her Standing
rigging is composed OF steeI.wire rome, and
her masts are built in sections and hooped
with lion bands. thus insuring additional
strength to the upper works. Her clrrying
capacity is immense: her draught OF water
when loaded eighteen feet, and she Is good
for twelve knots with fair wind. The
cabin is handsomely finished and replete
with every convenience, besides being cam
BILE OF accommodating number Of passen-
gers. The nationality is at once bprayed
by number OF fine engrayings, including
pictures OF the royal family of England and
leading English statesmen. The Beacons-
field was here last spring, when her
courteous master, Captain Munro, a
regular old salt with thrty-siX years
experience, made for himself many
warm friends among our citizens. His
last cargo was OF Liverpool salt; and in
bringing 4 over he says he experienced
heavier weather than ever before in all his
seafaring life, his vessel once during a
terrific gale being thrown on her beams
end, with the sea making fair breach
over her. Owing to the very severe
weather and the ice blockade in James river
the BeacOnsteld has been in port here near
" two months. Early next week, how
ever, the vessel will have completed taking
in all OF the cargo she expects to
get here, and will probably sail for
Norfolk TO complete loading. This
very thorOughgOing and admirable sea
craft carries crew OF ten men. with two
mates, for whom there are excellent accom-
mOdationS. At sea The code 81 marine sig
nals prescribed by the British Admiralty
are in use, together with every other al.
iuDct calculated to insure the safely and
efficiency OF the vessel. Captain Munro.
genial and wbole-souled gentleman, is one
OF large body OF fellow.citizens who
" meet upon the level and part upon the
square," and his many friends, whether
Masonic or otherwise, all wish him success
wherever he may 90.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-25

Doing WELL.-A private telegram re-
eeiyed by the family in this city yesterday
states that Mr.. Charles Manson, who was
Injured in an accident at Columbia, s. c.,
on the 22d instant, had suffered the ampu-
taiion Of his leg. His many friends here
will be pleased to learn that he Is doing well.
His brother, DIR. o. +. Manson, of this city,
IL with him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-25

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear,
partly cloudy, and cool, with threatening
clouds in the early part OF the night. At
midnight II was clear again.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 81 !;
. A. NJ, 81; noon. SO; 9 =. NJ, 40; p.
NJ, 3S; midnight. 50.
Mean temperature, 323.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-25
S'he Planetary tOpjunc,io..
[ProyIdence JournaI. 21et.

VENUS ard JUPITER, the royal representa-
tivcs OF The planetary system, as seen from
the earth, are approaching their nearest
point. On Monday evening at midnight the
conjunction occurs. aud few hours in adj
vance OF ihe time will not materially change
the view. Unfortunately, they viii not be
as near each ether as star.gazeis would
like 70 see them, yeDps passing three de-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-25

THE BEsr-KNowN REMEDY IN IruE WORLD
for the cure and prevention Of Measles. uiph'basa,
Whooping- Cough. smal,-Pox, Scarlet. aud Typi.it-
Fever IS MoRIsoN's PILLS: or II attacked by ihcse
their rsnc'r will be rendered harmless BY the of
these Pi'ls. For further particulars call on W :.
PILCHER, AGENT, sl7 east Main street, or ierd cor
crculars. Price 81 .lJ per SET.
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SEINE THREAD

10000 FGG PfIHrlThafA6 r. Ri 6SaEfswe
IN ,t1uher. aud gual'ie, a. greatly reduced prices.
ln order 20 make room for other goods and not
uhbing 10 carry any Oyer lll nfNt season, we nave
eolcluded 10 .el What NJ have vet on hand regard
les Of cost Of importation.
Also. on hand aud l,s ssle at less than factory
taices SFINE-TW1NE>, SElNE-LINES, COINS
IORKWOOD. Sc. ..,.
HAU'L-SEINt NETTING and GiLL-NETTING
any length aud dciah. ..,.. . .,..
T. LICHYENSTEIN & Sons,
corner Seventeenth ana FrankliH streets,
Richmond. Va,
Sole importers Of the LION BRAND aud inlpOrters
az olh,r brands, ie o5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-25

| Personal AND BRIEF LOCALS.-Mr. &. W
Purcell, who has been quite i'll at his resi-
| dence in this city for 4 month or - past, J,
now conyalt scent. and 1t is hoped will bt
out and well IN few days.
The wife OF Ncedbam Il. Freeman, the
young white man Of Dinwiddie county who
was convicted in the United States court
last week for forgery, and sentenced to be
confined in the Iententiary for two years,
left Yesterday for Washington for the pur.
pose OF petitioning President Hayes to par
don her husband.
The sheriff Of Albemarle county arrived
here yesterday, having in custody james
Hitter, who was convicted in TWO cases OF
attempting to escape from prison by burn.
ing be Jail. He was sentenced to five years
in The frst and six years in the second case,
making his term OF Imprisonment eleven
years.
Jack Byrd. the notorious villain who bare
" escaped being lynched in Rockingham
county for attempting To outrage Young
lady, and who was sent 70 the penitentlary,
was received there Yesterday. Byrd ha>
been convicted OF this heinOus offence twice
before, and 80 he will pass the remainder OF
his life in prison.
When a Young man, 10y way Of explain
ing his thin appearance, says TO Young
lady that he does not wear hlnnel<. it must
be regarded as q shallow shift, aud scarcely
justiies the elOqience Of the apologize re-
mark.
A rare exhibition will he given tonight
at the Grace. Street Presbyterian church OF
choice views in Paris, Rome, Pompei.
and other foreign places, under Professor
Goodies calcium light.
Received OF &. +. Johnston the Young La
dies journal Qhe American ediiion) for
Murch. It is an illustrated magazine con-
tanning designs for much beautiful fancy
work, Information on the latest styles, to-
gether with interesting readiDg'matter.
There was a slight fall Of snow last night
between 8 and 10 O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-25

EXCURSION TO WASHINGTON. -Unusual 10.
ducements are being offered by the cXcur-
sion to the presidential Inauguration UiG
the Chesapeake and Ohio railway, which
leaves this city on Thursday, Mlrcn the 81,
at O'Clock p. NJ. Ticket, VIII be good for
ten daVS
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR RTO-DAY.-For the Middle
Atlantic States, Increasing cloudlness, with
rain or snow, northwest backing TO warmer
southerly winds, and falling barometer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-25

REAL Estate SALE.-Messrs. r. b. Chat
fin Il Co., real estate agents, sold on yesier-
day ~ feet II ground on west Marshall
street near Han cock. with neat brick
dwelling thereon, belonging to Mr.. Hous..
ton, to Mr.. j. w. P.Iichet, for the sum OF
q, 900,
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EXCCRSaONS.
NXouRsION TO WASHINGTON

EXo URSION TO WASHINGTON
IL TO SEE THE -
INAUGURATION pF ltit PEE>tpFNl t.
hy thesaurske aud ohio railway, leaving Pieb ao1d
THURSDAY, NAWCm 3, 1851,
0CLOeKP.M VI.
FARE FOR TuE ROUND TRIP, 1910
Tickets good ior Ten day. 20 return on an 8. 40 .
Al the way by rail. 10 change ci ear. Cor
through to Washington Without changing lSo' ~t''
Special 6. aches fer coored people. a,
! TlckET> EDR sAf.E hy The commi,r .. ~
Thnmtisoa 5l3 cas-; Hro..d street NC -
2i4 et.t Dr0aa s'r.es: II. r. Adsnis WIN A. Al.
sreliaa. NO 30 k.grte.IIh sig.ei snf stsa ~
,rain. e' W. ~ fe 2o,2l,2i, isd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-25

MANBooD's viGoR rs LOST when the bojy Is
wasted by Dyspepris, sick Headache. or Liver com-
plant. For this pItiabe condi'ion TUFTS PILLS
are specific. The yIgor and elasticity of yogh
and buoyancy Of spirits viii fo low their use Taey
give pure blood and solid desh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-25

THIEF CAUGuT.-Last night William Bell
tcolored) was arrested, charged with steal
Ing lot OF boots from stephen Putoey "
Co. The stolen goods were found Ia bis
possession. He was taken TO the First po-
lice station, aud while being searched gold
watch valued az sS5 was found upon his
person. Tie watch was stolen about six
months ago, and is believed to be the pro-
perty of Mr.. John Walsh. The accused
will have hearing before the Police JUS
tice this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-25

To make the hands smooth, 10 Keep ihe lips
from chapping, there "a uO,hug better than this
excellent preparation. Now That the cold weather
has set In everybody shsnld have some OF II.
PrepareI by T. ROBERTS BAKER, lruggis'. 20.
QI3 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-25

We have Just received a line stock of AMoNTiL-
LADO. TOPAZ, and other SnFRRIEs; also, some
fine PORTS. The quality Of these wines Is Very
line, ami the prices very low. We have also Just
received some OF the hrest TEA we have sen stree
the war. ". D. BLAIp a 60.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-25

REPAIRING PAVEMENT. aspheltum
pavement on Shockoe slip. which has been
In a dilapIdated condition for some time
back. was being repaired yesterday. 1t is
thought that owing to the heavy travel over
this street more substantial pavement will
have 70 be substituted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-25

SAVE MONEY by having your riniing done a, 'le
DISPATCH PgiNrING-llOusg Good worA, low
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-25

DR.. UARTLEY's REMEDY cures Caauh ~arn
all oih'r known remedies fail. Oac pacsass Is
generally sufficient - ei!rc; a cure. SOFA D, al
drIgglsts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-25

FLORIDA ORANGES, direct from JacksougUls
Florida, at CHRISTIAN \ WLIrE'~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-25

BRUNSWICK sorPs-dozen navors-25c. cla q
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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8itl'mand 1ispatth.
fRIDAY....,....FEBRUARY %, 1881.

Hs- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THkS THE COMBINED CIRcU.
LATioN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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4 MALE AND FEMALE TEACHER
~ WANTED to take charge of The Academies at
Btnuetisvillc. IN Marlboro county. :. &. NOre
need spob UEe,s we'll recomn, Ided and intend to
follow The business for livelihood Applications
received until lst Of May, ss1.
r. T.. DUDLEY.
Secretary aud Treasurer u. 4. NJ. h.. $.
f. 9J-Df1wYN
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WANTED, YOUNG LADY OF
w GOOD ADDRESS aud some business qualif-
Gallon To- ATTEND STORE: must also he an eX
rert operator on The Nheri'r.S Wilson sewing-ina-
chine. References required Salary moderate. Ad-
CrtSs BUSINESS.
T. % L. care Of Carrier No. 3.
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Ne ss>t,S.

RioHNOSD. - u February, 1871
J'UE OFFICERS AND MEN N.[
! nEns OF GOWN ,NutGH OF II. ~
Nb{.lW, 80 - Nti meet - f'gulfr n
a, emf Io.NtGIIr. ~ rl' ~ drcG'. At +
T. Aibln- Han, nt ; ''.1"s. VI mb'fs "
richnp1d comm 4hdrf}, NJ. =, sud visiiinc -ir
kut. ut. 80 good ilndn- ar' IuYi 81 - attend.
Is, order % u. iutueni i'ninptt iCg
= NElGlIT iSp JiD g 'uCili,
WILLIAM y. lSAsCS Il cord =. fp25 lff
HNiGiIS OF IiDNDi;.-THt GRAND
~ ;.ODGEuF N.RGINit VII iaoet nj rrili ll-
fuI .r-tt.L a. 'dd t.liOW iId'. W 'nis Cfy.
TUESDAY rNlNG. March !, eNl q 8 &c mex.
fror. rirH,pfs, nt fpr' ,rutIils b, atc TtTH', DI
20 Dc prOUp ln bitendin."
WILLIAM ~ t-ILlF.
e. a0i2s Z. mt Pp0ffDr.
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WANTED, A TRAVELLING Posi-
W TlON 10y young man with some means
who has been travelling Virginia, West Virginia
North and South Carolina fer tn last live years.
Reference trst-class. address TRAVELLER"
UisD0fci Office. fp 25-2tS
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DIRECT FROM SKw ORLEANs-the be,i 5-..ni
CIGAR In America, NJ CHRISTIAN WHITE -.
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WANTED, TEN WOMEN (colored),
W ready io start TO New York on next !rResday,
20 cook ana o. general hoa ewoTk In private fami-
hes. The parties who send for them nay all eA-
Puses. Apply to j. z. JCs1Is.
Employment Ag6ni,
f. 25-lt& Fifteenth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-25

HEB PUNCH delicious beverage. at
CHRISTIAN & WnITE'..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-25

SAWYER WANTED-one who can take
- charge Of small saw. mill Gin the country, can
8 permanent employment BY applying. with re-
lercnces. % GEORGE NJ. WYATT.
oflice Old Dominion steamship Company,
T. 25.2'% Rockets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-25

WANTED. By 4 LADY. UNFUR-
W NlSHED FRONT AND HALL ROOM. with
BOARD. PTiy@ie iamily prtfelrtd. stating terms
md location. address LADY-HDARDER,
n 2jltt care IA west MAJ shalI street.