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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-16

VERY REV. FATHER JAyssEys AND THE
NATCBEz BisBoPRfc.-The announcement
Yesterday OF the appointment OF Very Rev.
Father Janssens, OF this city, a. Bishop OF
Natcbez, Miss, was received with universal
expressions OF regret by his host Of friends,
Catholic and non. Catholic. who seem forget
full OF The honor conferred upOn biR In the
great los IL will occasion TO the Richmond
diocese. The appointment has not yet teen
officially announced, though The source nj the
information leaves little doubt as to it, being
authentic. In reply 10 q question from "A
representative Of this paper as TO whether
he will accept the Bishopric OF Nltchez,
Father jan, sens said that II was rather pre-.
mature to speak OF accepting position
which had not been officially offered him.
He had had lately some slight intimatioo,
but the telegram in the Dispatch yesterday
was the first positive intelligence he had re-
ceiyed respecting the matter. He had all
ways been an sdyoclte OF strict obedience
and cooperation with ecclesiastical author
itv, and there is not a doubt hut that he viii
accept the position when officially offered
him.
Rev. Francis Janssens was born October
II, 1913, ut Tilberg, Holland, and al the age
OF thirteen began bis studies at the seminary
OF the Diocese, called Bois-le-Duc. He re-
maned there len years, passing through The
departments OF the seminary known as the
small and the great. He then, in 1866. en-
tered the American College at Lonvain,
Belgium, with the view, when he should be
ordained. Of deyoting his life 10 pastoral
duty in The United States. AficrtwO years
study at this college he was ordained priest
on the DIST day OF December. 1867. He came
10 Richmond IN September, 1868, where he
has remained ever since, each year becoming
mofe AID more beloved by the Catholic
community here. He has been occasionally
sent eff on mission work 10 Warrenton and
elseW here in Virginia. He was admnistra-
tor Of the diocese from 1877 TO 1873,
and has been senior priest under the
three successive administrations OF Bishops
McGill, Gibbons, and Krane. BY the lat
named he was appoint, Yicar.General Of
tie diocese. HIS usefulness here cannot be
over estimated, and to his energies and
abiIly Is due The fjuIisbing condition OF
this See. He is especially beloved by the
Cathedral congregation, and is admired aud
respected BY all our citizens with whom he
hsS been thrown in contact. His in'ellCc-
tuaI aItainmcnis and many accomplishments
are in marked contrast with his simple and
unaffected manners. He will be sadly missed
in the many good works be has been engaged
in, but especially Will ST. Peters school and
the cause Of church music suffer a serious
loss in his departure. He goes to Natcbez
to The See which was made vacant by the
transfer Of Bishop Elder to Cincinnati As
coadjutor OF Archbishop Purcell.
The Catholic diocese Of Richmond seems
TO be particularly happy. or unhappy, in
furnishing bishops for other parts Of the
United States. This will be the third
bishop, in addition to an archbishop, 1t has
given forth in the past ten years.
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IMPORTANT NorrcK.--The friends .oa patron >

OF the late nrn o: Gunst q Binswanrer viii bs
p'~a'ef to know that A. GUSsr. formerly OF The
ABOVE hrm. bees leave 10 inform them and The pgb-
lie in general that since the dissolution Of (nss, e.
bins"anser that. he has admitted his son Into the
business, aud VIII continue ~ conduct lat the old
stand of Gnnst 3 Binswsnger, No. sos Broad
street) the busises ~ whoeale and retail dsslers
IN general line OF Paints. Oils. varnishes. &C.,
French and American Window bass, Brushes OF
all descriptions, Looklns-iass aud Looking C;i.ss
Frames. In addition, we have rented a large w.re.
ho1se, where we have an entire new supply OF ss.h.
Doors, and Blinds. and would respectfully asa the
pabic, sBd especially the builders 10 call on s Tor
an estimate b. fore purchasing.
MIR. A. GUSsr, Of this dsm, who has heretofore
s1,erinteGded the furnishing of French 20 shed
Plate Glass for store-fronts, desires TO nftrm 'ho
In need thereof that rast experience enables the
new firm to furnish with better facilities thsn here
t0fore. and at prices 20 compete with the lowest.
Remember. call is asked Tor an ,simlte before
purchasing elsewhere.
Orders by mail or telephone promptly attended
to-. A. GUNsr & soS.
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RICHMOND II BY.GONE DAYS.-A gentle
man well known in this city, and now well
advanced in lie. having passed his three
score and ten. has from time TO time given
H. very interesting accounts Of old times in
Richmond. Il is equal 10 the bcst-w ritten
novel 10 hear him speak Of his early rec i.
lections Of men and things. We hope some
day to gather together some 0f bis remlnlS-
cenceS OF people and property and put them
on record for the benefit and pleasure OF our
readers. He did not know Washington, nor
any Of bis nurses, but he did know Rich
mond when al! the ground around the First
market. house was a WhOrtleOerry swamp
and ShOckoe creek was crossed by a narrow
bridge: when there were but few bu-i-
ness-hou,es west OF seventeenth street,
and all the beauty. fashion, and wealth
OF the city was located east OF that
street and on Church Hill. All the
business west of the creek was done
in the space included between about forty
wards from the creek 10 near Mayo street,
with few houses on Fifteenth street
Those on the north side Of Main street wee
in houses known as the "Brick Row." TIE
ground west. hat is now the market. was
al bat. time ten feet lower than it now l..
The tide rose IN the creek above Walnut
alley, and the fish.bOats would 90 to
that point 10 dispose OF their car
goes. The only building between Sven
teenth street and the market was a
wo, d n building called 1.-the cage"
where disordcrly persons were confined.
lie loc,ie, the house next in age to the Old
Stone House a, the part brick and part
frame house on the south side OF Main
street between Eighteenth and Nineteenth,
and nearly midway Of the square, remem'
bering it rs an Old house during his early
life. II stands with lis gable'end to the
street. and was probably erected by lsaic
Young husband, who at one time owned the
square of ground embraced between Main
aud Cary ard Eighteenth and Nineteenth
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-16

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear ana
pleasant. AT night II was cloudy and threat.
eniug. At 1880 p. NJ. rain commenced
falling.
Thermometer YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 20;
Q A. NJ, 81; noon. As; L. NJ, 4S; g L.
NJ, 45; midnight. 40.
Mean temperature, 800 q.
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county COUr!.-Tbe Chesterfield County
CouIt-Judge Gregory preSiding-wGs en-
gagged Monday IN hearing applications for a
reduction of assessments. The court was
engaged during the whole day In hearing
these cases. II was in session yesterday,
and will adjourn for the term this week.
There il only one criminal case on docket
for trial at this term, and that ose will pro-
btbIy be tried to-day. This - not regular
grand-jury term.
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bindered in It's requirements, we should
profer everything that would render It's 10.
cation here perfect success. TIE men who
control II have large influence North, and
are able to bring here and 10 the James.
River Valley The very people and capital We
have been saying oil our lives we need.
When win we throw of our wreiched pro-
and show ourselves worthy The
times A MANUFACTURER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-16

Governor y. ~. NJ. Holiday. OF Virginia,
speHt yesterday IN the city, on his way to
FLORIDA.
Colonel Thomas H. Carter, member Of
the Railroad Board Of Arbitration OF Vir-
giHts. passed through the city yesierday, on
his way to Florida.
The Rev. J. Il. Hawthorne. oi tce First
Baptist church of Richmond, Va, occupied
the pulpit at the CiadeI-square Baptist
CHURCH Yesterday morning, ana preacbct' an
abie and eloquent serm1D.- Charleston Is.
a. NsuS and Courier, IAN.
A correspondent of the Uiach Valley
(Tazeweil county Ne,cS gives IN account
Of large cave recently discovered near
Clear Fork, on ihe lands OF Thomos Walker,
ESQ. A number Of skulls and bones and
pcriued snakes, fishes, $cY are said 10 bave
been found In II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-16

To rake the hands smooth, to keep the lips
from chapplng, there Is nothiag better than this
excellent preparation. Now that the cold weather
has set 10 every body sho nd have some OF IL.
Prepared by It. RosRars BAKER, Druggist, 40.
9l3 Main street.
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WEATHER REPORT,

INDICATIONS FOR To- o-DAY.-For the Middle
Atlantic States. warmer and partly cloudy
weather, possibly followed by rain, easterly
veering TO souiherly winds, and falling ba-
rOmeter,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-16

FOR THE BEST FOREST PINE AND wgLL.sEA-
soNED OAK WOOD, either long or prepared IA any
length 10 ,uIt order BY machinery In hft'en mia
ME notice, call on CRUNP WEST.
l7i0 east Carr street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-16

As SURE AS THESu SHINES, DIR. TUFTS PILLS
Will Fever and Ague, ii taken by direetions-a
bold assertion, but 4 true one million people en-
dorse H. In any case, whore directions followed.
that they flil agents will refund the money.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-16

MASONIC ELEcTIoS.-J. f. Tyler has been
eIecteo junior warden OF Dove Lodge. No
81, A., +. ard A. M; Charles w, MeFar
lane, senio. deacon. and Robert W. Court
ney, junior deacon for tie unexpired Ma
sonic term.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-16

VI. ELLYsoS 4 CO', advertising agents, inser; ad-
yeriisemenis IN all OF the newspapers OF the United
States At publishers rates. Orders left At the Dfs-
patch coaniing-room viii receive prompt at,en.
fiou.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-16

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done stihe
DISPATCH PRiNTISG-HoUSK. Good work, lC1
prices. aud satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-16

ONE OF THE GREATEST LUxURIEs
Is pure and fragrant Toile, Powder. To our LADY
readers we recon mend j. & f.. ATKISsoE's Rose,
While Rose, ana Violet Powder.
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CALL on CRUNP 4 WEST, l7l9 east Cary street,
for ksids Of Coal, well screened, and fun weight
gusrau!e,d
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DR. UARrLEy's REMEDY cures Caiarrh when
all oih,r known remedies Iail. One package u
generally sufficient to erec, cure. Sold by al
,lr1g
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CELEBRATED KENTUCKY WuIsKsY, four years
old. s2.5O,at CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.
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BROWNS BROsCnGAL TRoCHEs VIII instantly
relieve COUGH, n COrD, or HoARsENfsS TWEEN
tu...
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CALL on CRUMP & WEST, III east Cary street
for tie .Uesf, quichkind Ing, machlne'prepare'.
WOOD
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' F0STER~ KID GLOVES,

with patent laced fasienings. OF these goods W
have Just opened our frs spring instaiuent con-
s,ring Of about l,9O0 pairs. The colors, finish, an
fabric are above the EsUai high standard.
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DIRECT FROM NEW ORLEANs-the hes, 5-crat
CIGAR In America, at CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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cAMBRIc, SAlNsooK, and SWISS EMBRoIDE.

Of these goods W. can show the most superb and
varied stock ever exhibited IN tLis city.
ladies and ohildreu's wear. This stock presen
uuu ual a,lSsctiOns.
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DRY GOOpS. NOTIONS. de.
LARLY SPRING.

EARLY SPRING.
CARDOzO, ALSOP, MOsBY & CO.,
1905 EAST MAIN STREET,
FOURQUREAN, PEICE, TEMPLE& CO.,
l29 EAST BROAD STREET.
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4itllmond Dispatth.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 16, 1881

Bs- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CrRCU.
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-16

FLORIDA ORANGES, direct from Jacksonville
Florida. at CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.
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POLICE COURr.-The following cases were
disposed OF at the Police Court yesterday
morning by PolIceJustice ID. {. Richard
son:
L. Berkley, charged with beating and
threatening 10 cut w. w. Saunders. The
case was continued till to-day. BerkIey was
also charged with visIenly resisting the
police. for " hlch he was required TO pay $40.
Samuel Green was fiued 50 for being
drunk and abusing The police.
Lizzie Finnie (colored) was sent 10 Jill for
sixty days for stealing cloak from Mary
Dsndrdge.
William Jackson (colored) was found
guilty OF stealing one lot OF aplle-butier
from r. Il. Cersiey & Co. and sentenced 10
be punished with ten stripes.
james Hill (co.ored). for stealing lot OF
,mokiug-tobacco from Joseph Mettendorf,
was sent 10 Jail for thirty days, with twenty
La hes added.
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FINEST AMERICA CHAaPA0SEs. almost equal
10 Imnorted. at CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.
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EOR RENT.--By request OF DR.. Beat. -
II tie, shc l. removing 10 larger farm, We a
on. r Tor rent or lease tor three Eve wears his
HAND,OME RESIDENCE on the Grove rcrt.
vi h FORTY-TWo ACRES on LAND. Tnis Is
v ~ desirable properly. on The best and most fth-
iop9o'e road l.adlng 10 the city. The d~enng anr
surround.ngs are very haudsOme aud is nrIi-ciass
orcr: also, lae orchard OF spples, &c. Apply %
X. u. CliAtffS 4 CO.
f. | eOdl0t Real Esiaie Aeeuis.
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SIAN LAWN, LINEN LAWNS. IRISH
LINENS, CHECKED NAiN>OOK, TARLA
TANS, At very Low est quotations.
FURNISHING GOODS,
sUCHAS
DAMASkS, TOWFi.s. DOILIES, NAPKINS,
WlNECLOTHs. BATfLTOWELs, PILLOW
CASE LINEN. LINEN ana COTTON SHEET
ING, bought lowIor cash ana prices guarInteed .
COE>tT- in French and Amci lean novelties.
Largest stocks south of New York; soc. 10 -
Best value.
LAEEg' UNDERWEAR.
of this department We make a specially, and So
'4icit comparison as 10 price aud value with an
market. Any special'orders for UNDERWEAR in
Cotton. Linen CsusJric. Jaconet filled at short
etnOilce.
H. ACk GO, DS.
In This d, parment our stocks are replete With IA
CHOICEST STANBA9D and FANCY GOuDs
sac. as CRETEs. - 50 40 per yard; SILK-WknP
HENRIETTA, sl.ZJ 70 ~ rs per ward
GAsHMEREs, ALFhCAs, NOME CLOgH
CAMEL SHAH ~; lowest rates
CENT EMRN'S UNLACNDBIED SHlRTS-bes
yalaes ever seen;
"CHOE'N" SHIRT at z5c.; GEN" SHIFT .
al; "PEERLEss SHIRT at 1925.
Fun nneof SOAPS ana PfRNCMERY very low.
MILLER CYDONIN ~ e5c.
FOUR!UREAN, PEfCk, TEMPLE \ co...
429 Broad;
lic G-eod IrG5 Main street.
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GOOD AT ALL TIMES.

,,,r ryr THING TO KEEP IN WiNE-CiL
LARS.
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For THE BEST STEAM AND SMITHS COAL, don
forget CRuwP & WEST, l7l2 east Cary street.
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tROtA cry, GLkSS& ARE. &c.
< E'CsAL!
Ias2 LARGEST STOCK
AAhi's ONE D.ssXER-, TEA. AND TOILET
SETS
io be foube.sOuth Of New York,
HE' We Ia reduced ~ price Of thsSe goods from
10 ~ per cent.
Nihli ill.e Of CHRISTMAS GOODS, coaSsing
St ~ .'in f. 2IslOvted. Gait and exam
''' %t'' teeoANiBced Of oa@ low prices.
- f. q. TAlLOR,
eS lOll Msin strLet
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: HCB PUNCH.

.,,s,soARps NoT COMPLETE WITHOUT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-16

ACTUAL MORTALITY IN THE CITY OF RICH
MOND, showing ages Of decedents, sex, and
color. with nativity, and annual death.rate
per 900 inhabitants for the month:
Cause Of Dedth: Abscess, | cOlOred;
apOpleXy, white; brain-diseasc, cOlOred;
Bright's disease, | cOlOred; consumption,
. white, 3 cOlored; commissions iDfantle).
| cOlored; Group, white; debility, | white,
| coored; diarrbGa, 3 colored fever Child
bcd), | white; fever UyphOid), / white;
heIrt-disease, | colOred; hydrocephalus, ]
white; Inflammation OF bowels, colOred:
inflammatiOn Of brain. | white; old age, 3
cOIored; paralysis, cOlOred; pneumonia,
3 white, colored; premature birh. | col
ored; pyamia, white; soitening OF BRAIN.
white; scrOiula, . c0ored; syphilis, /
colOred; tabes meSentericl, | colored; un-
known, colOred; whooping-cOugh, l
white, 3 colored. Whole number of deaths
in The city exclusive OF still-birtbs), 40.
Still-birihS. = colorej females. Age: One
day to thirty. cOl0red; one month 10 six,
8 colored; six months to twelve, | white,
3 cOlored-total, 4; one year to three,
white, 6 colOred-tOtal, 10; three years TO
five, white, , cOIOr( d-tOtai, 3; five years
10 ten, , colored; ten years to twenty,
coiored; twenty years TO thirty, 3 white,
cOloTed- total, 8; thirty years to forty, |
whee. l cOlored-tOtal, 2; forty years to
fifty, white, colored-toLal, 8; fifty years
to sixty, white, , total, 4; sixty
years TO seventy, white, cOored-tOtal.
2: seventy years 10 eighty, / white, =
cOlored-toial, g.; eighty years to ninety, 2
cOlored; nine,y years 10 one hundred, |
colored. Condition: Single, 8 white, -
coIored-total, SO married, 8 white, col
croI oh WinnWDTs p(InrD1
widows, l white, 3 cOlored-tOtal, 4 un-
known. white. Notirity: Richmond, 26;
other parts OF United States, 90. Locality: /:
Marshall Ward. white. . colored-t0tal,
4: Jefferson Ward, coIored Madison
Waid, white, 3 cOlored-tOtal, 8; Monroe
Ward, white, , cOiorcd-iotal. 8; Clay
Ward, white, colOred-tOtal, 9; Jackson
Ward, white, 7 colored-total, s.; aims
house, whit, > cOlored-totdl, !; peni-
Tertiary, | white.
MORTALITY FOR WEEK ENDING FER. -. 1881.
white. Cod,oreI.
Total DEATH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. is "a
Sull-born.... ..........'..'..'.....'.'.. '''
Mean temperature for week ending Feb
ruary 5tb, 300 2S/; mean temperature for
week ending February l2tb, 400 IA.
Amount Of rainfall for week ending Feb
ruary 5th, 0 - Inche-; amount Of rainfall
ioT Weeh thuIoS + e"i WY i-'u' V''o ,C,n
Rate : Population, a per census lSSO-
White, 1891; colorrd, 26,699-toial, 6f,-
co. Rate OF mortality OF whole popula-
ton was $3.50 per 1000 per annum. Rate
OF mortality Of white population was 2O.4i
per 1000 per annum. Rate Of morality OF
cOlOrcd population was G5.97 per 1000 per
annum.
Figures used in this repOrt-White, 49,
200; cOlOred, 20, ,S00-total, $1,000
*The $50 added TO population rs per census Is
considered a meagre allowance for the hoating
population OF our city,
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DR gsI NJ.

EOR RENT. TWO VERY DEsIRA n,
L BILE ROOMS on the hrst loOr. Apply - z-1-
MRS. X. n hrNDf.
70 i6.2y No - q n0Th SIKH sUrt'.
Tor RENT, THAT DESIRABLE -
L DWELLING No. sos clay street, 9 e. wscL a..
Fighfn and Ninth streets cpn'a INK eisht rooms
b sides kicbcu and servants rooms. and an mod ru
nptoyemeRts. There Is also 4 la ge bsick apb.e
upon The pre- 'nises -
Also. LkRGEsTOREAND CELLAR At ihetou'h-
We corner Of Franklin and Fourth streets, sGus0.e
for 4 irs t-elass drug or grrcrry store.
AkO STORE AND DWELLING above, 10 SO,
on south side OF Broad street between klsbla ;nd
Nlnth streets. ~ -
Aeo, TWO BRICK STORRHOUsFs on BLin
bsnk and cary street between TeUih and Eleventh
streets. Apply 10 II. SELDOM TAYLOR,
Real Estaie Agent aud AuciiOnfer.
fe l3 81 corner Eleventh and Bank street.
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HUsTINGs COURT.-In the Hastings Court
Yesterday Christian presidDg-the
following cases were disposed Of
Walter Brown and Henry Clay were
found guilty OF assault and battery and
each sentenced to six months In Jail and
fGed 800.
Mary Jane Washington, unlawful cutting,
was tried and acquitted. Liltleton T. w.
Marye counsel for defence.
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WRITE GOODS,

SUCH As
LINON DE BACCA, ,JACBNET, CAMBRIA, PER
SIAN LAWN, LINEN LAWNS. IRISH
LINENS, CHECKED NAIN>OOK, TARLA
TANS, at very low est quotations.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, TUESDAY,
Herring as Douthal and ais. Argued by
NJ NJ. Gillian. Esq. for the appellant, and
Henry q. Cannon, E>q, for appeIlees, and
submitted.
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v,pr,xTEp TO CONTAIN ONLY THE
u . REST GF LIQUORS,
GNITKD WITH
cuo,cr FRUIT. JUICES AND 0HANCLNih"
ChV' SUGAR.

..A, on openipg. and VIII le found an sgiee- ns,.
NS ses',o, ,, The choice things which undenlsoly
,v,sry. tbe be.l, Sood nature if rightly enjoyed
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....,Xur vsFD CLEAR OR WITH FRESH
% .,HfSK ICE. SODA. OR non WAIEE,
~" 'ppFN0SAuE. or WITH FlNh
ICE.TO SUIT TIlE TASTE
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sotly leading wine merchants srocofs' NOTES.
,.r3 dfugg. as every where. ....., ,,,ices ,,,,
,u,i.iSrT,S & WHITE, Groccrs, el4 Naih
fHtlSi ~ tNN.w'o,'a VI &. 9-dSu,W t6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-16

WAN fED.-We desire TO establish q
W general agency IN Richmond or vicinity -
,n'rOl tbc sal-s of staple article Of daily family
consumption. Any energetic man wIth small ctpi-
tai may secure ter tni ~ p1yiBg bu,iursS. tof
D,ruculars address GREENWICH MANIfAt-
TUBING COMPANY, ls2 Fui or street Ne" YORK.
f. -
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(Entctrd at the Posi-Ofice at Richmond, Va, az
second-class mattcr.l
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WANTED. BY \ YOUNG MAN. A
W SITUATION N a WHOLESALE HOU.f.
{ - GIVE good reference. Addrcss
:a IJ.2It "INDI'STUN." DfsDafch one.
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&The $50 added TO population as per census Is
considered meagre allowance Tor the hoaling
population OF our city.
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W HOUSE-SFENANr Must bribg rec Yu-
me tndiii0ns. Apply M SI3 west Main street BE-
w, On the hours Of 10 VI. and ~ VI. { lb-3s
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MUB PUNCH.

,.,.,v sccn Introduced, and me'" with marked
las '~' popular isvor
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WANTED, ALL THE OLD CONFEDE-
W kArE ENVELOPE, WITH CASCtlLFD
II AMP ON THEM, III lie country. Iiiglss c.i,s
ptic's n,ii. Also, CONFEDERATE NONtN d,t,d
~ iS6l &. r. JOtlN~TDN.
fr I6-lws Music Dealer. Richmond, ".
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CORN. HAY. AND SHUCKS WANTEl

WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
W now have on hand l,0oO tons btsr ~
.TnRACi1E ~JOVt-CoAL; aiso, kGN anc -
ANTHRACITE at lowest prices; airo. ft-l
LtNP sPLiST. SO per ton; HAL PitNI,
- 30 per tOl. Br0tf street opposite lh"arc t'd
1908 Cary street.
lp IO-.g' gtpOlGL CHARLES ~. PhGt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-16

W 4 y I + ID. A SUITE OF NICE
w ROOM. on first or Stcon' floor, by gentle
man ana ms wife. eiiher furnished or uufurDshed
~ private family, c0nyeni' ~ Ia business. .i",t
civ refer nces given. Atdreir, Win nim". ocI-
tiop, and price. T.. III. ~, this oti'e. fe 10 -
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WANTS.

~ ANTED. PURCHASERS FOR 1iIE
w GkFFNWfCH MANTFACrURlNG CDN-
PANi'S READY CLtANtR. used for al hsI..
chaLing ald polishing purposes. \ liberal di count
on iFrg- purchases. W. =. PiICnER.
fc lG-lJ next Express ON e..