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Seed Wheat.
Stoves! Stovasl

Stoves! Stoves!
l. FULL line Of TIN-WARE, Cooking.
S Heating and Parlor STOVES. would
SY call your attention to the open Frank.
eSlin for coal, suitable for Parlors, Set
ting or Bed Rooms, beautiful in design and
warranted to work we'll. Call and sec them
at SMITHS TIN AND STOVE ESTAB-
LiSH MENT. Main street, opposite J. Il.
AtuaEus g. Sept 18
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A Kerosene That Will Not Exnlode!

a Kerosene That Will Not Explode!
A LADDiN SECURITY OIL ia offered
"A. with tho confidence that it will prove
itself equal, il not superior, to any burn
ing oil hat has been offered to the public.
This Oil is prime white in color, is deodor-
manufacture OF burning oils, and is war
ranted to stand a iire test OF 15O degrees
Fahrenheit.
It is perfectly safe for use in all Coal Oil
or kerosene Lamps. and as it's name indi-
security" in doing so.
Aladdin Security Oil will burn longer.
have much less smell. and not crust the
wick, and will be found to be very economi-
cal, to say nothing Of the entire t'security"
in it's use. For sale at
L. Il. SILLIMAN i CO.'S
Oct ii Drug Store.
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School Books andststionerY:

aR Y. BRIAN mas just opened ! new
sdRoo stofK aooRs IS Engfh aaa sHd Classical
Also. BLANK BOOKS for Merchants and
Public Offices OF every size and quality.
;, Also, q large variety OF Writing Paper,
5nvelopes, Gold and steel Pens, Copying
fresses, Pocket-knives, fine Pocket-6ooks
Writing Desks, Ink OF all colors, and other
Varieties OF Office Stationery. Sept 10
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u. S. Bacon, Hams, Cheese, Apples. dc.
BIZ D. C. PEIXOTTO & SONS

THIS tTuesday) MORNING, goth inst
at ~ O'CLOCK, at our Auction Room, next to
me fost Office, we will sell, without re-
2,00O pounds Dry Sailed Clear Sides.
guy pounds Dry Sailed Clear Pieces,
1,500 pounds Canvasea Hams.
70 boxes Factory and Dairy Cheese.
and tubs Goshen Butter.
~ barrels fine Northern Apples.
Alter which we will soil
BeRdsteads, Mattresses, &c..dc.
49, ALSO,
Ninety. one dollars Of the past due Cou-
po:s OF the City uf Columbia.
Conditions cash Octoo1
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NRW YORK, October 18.-A World
special from Tuscaloosa, Ala, an
nounces the arrival of a company of
the Second United States Infantry on
Friday. One of the officers expressed
his surprise to fnd the city as quiet as
ANEW England village. The troops were
most heartily welcomed by the whites.
CLINTON, La, October ia feud,
between the Breux Weber and Gair
Republican factions, eliminated, to-
day, in an attempt to assassinate John
Gair, the Independent Republican
candidate for the Senate. by parties
unknown. Gair was wounded, but
not dangerously.
NEW ORLEANS, October 18.-The
Ooncordia Parish grand Jury, com.
posed OF two white men and the ba-
lance oolored, have found true bill
egainst Dave Young, o colored mem
Der Of the Legislature, for embezzline
thirty thousand dollars belonging to
the parish. A true bill was also found
against Owen Stuart, sheriff. for oh.
tanning money under false pretences.
Careful inquiry fails to confirm tho
report that four members of the re-
turning board have resigned. No one
has yet been appointed to succeed
Bonzarre as umpire of the advisory
board.
There will probably be meeting of
the conference committees tomorrow,
the Conservatives to. day having sent
q note to the Republicans inviting q
conference. The twenty days allowed
for creating vacancies in the returning
board by the terms of the conference
agreement expired to day. The Con-
servatives are ready with their men
to fill the two vacancies that are pro.
missed. Gov. Kellogg has not as yet
been able to obtain the required resig-
nations, but four Of the members OF
the returning board. Longstreet, ca.
eanova, Keener and Anderson, have
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WASHINGTON, October 19.-The
family of tho General of tho Army
have followed him to st. Louis.
Probabilities the Middle States
and New England, rising barometer,
North-westerly winds, cooler, clearer
and partly cloudy weather and heavy
frosts. For Tennessee and the Gulf
States, falling barometer, South east
erly winds, warmer, clear and partly
cloudy weather. For the South At
lantic States, Northeast and East
winds, unchanged barometer, slightly
warmer, clear and partly cloudy wea-
ther, and frosts in Northern North
Carolina.
New YORK, October 19.-Buokland,
the New York Times correspondent,
shot by the Spanish Republicans, was
private secretary OF Postmaster. G enc
raj Jewell while in Russia, and was
placed on the Times staff upon Jewell's
recommendation. Buokland was seek
ing the Oarlist headquarters when
captured and shortly after shot.
Teiographlc-Commerclai Reports.
COLUMBIA, s. c., October 9.-Sales
OF cotton, to-day, 1877 ba;ss-middHng
l354(9l3Iec. Market quiet.
LONDON, October 19.-Erie 26l&.
LIVERPOOL, October 19.-Noon-
Cotton quiet and unchanged; sales
IL. 600, including 1000 for speculation
and export; sales on the bases of mid
ding uplands, nothing below low mid
ding, deliverable in October, Novem.
ber and December, 77s; sales of Anne
rican $500.
P. M.-Cotton sales on the basis of
middlinR nplands, nothing below good
ordinary. shipped in October and No
,vembor 13 16; deliverable in Octo-
ber or November 7 Is lG: nothing be-.
low low middling, deliverable in Do.
cember or January, 7 1916; sales on
the basis of middIing uplands, moth.
ing below low middling, shipped in
October or November. 1916.
NEW YORK, October 19.-Noon.
Cotton quiet; sales 594-uplapas 1915;
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AucC1on
- ale ts

Bacon, Butler, apples, DO.
BY c. y. LAUREY. Auotioneer.
THIS DAY. Goth instant, will be sold at INV
10 O'Clock, f-''
500 pounds Dry Salt SIDES aud BEL
LIES. 10 tubs Gilt Edge BUTTER, 10 bar
EARLY Rohe Potatoes, 10 boxes Choice Fac.
tory Cheese. Soap, Paper, &C., &c. Condi.
tlons oash. Oct 20 1
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In our
OVER COAT

DEPARTMENT We are displaying the
Beaver, Blue and Black Cloth, Chinchiils
and other styles at low prices.
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THE CITY ELECTION,
RAHSt PRECINCT IN CLAY WARD HEARD
FRoM-Ir GIVES a CONSERVATIVE
MAJORITY.
othor Facts Concerning tho Election,
DC. DC, &c,

There was, of course, great rejoicing In
all parts OF the city yesterday over the re.
SUIT OF the election held OH Thursday. The
ouiciai vote will be counted TO-DAY by the
commissioners Of election, Messrs. w. w.
Stoyer, James r. Fisher, W. E. Nye. David
B. Jones, and D. w. Bohanon, who will
meet at 10 O'Clock in the old office of the
clerk of the Hastings Court, in the City
Hall.
At 4:30 o'clock Yesterday morning. at
which hour we went TO press, the First
precinct in Clay Ward had not been heard
from officially. At later hour in the morn
ing, however, the returns from that precinct
were received, and are Us follows for the
general ticket:
For Mayor: a. NJ. Kelley (Con.(, 2s2;P.
II. Starke Qnd.), 249; keilcy's majority, SO.
For Auditor: j. B. Royster, 571. City Col
lector: John F. Regnsult, 56G. Commits
sioner of the Revenue: r. b. Munford
(Con.( 2I6; q. w. Duesberry, Jr. Uud. },
POI; Duesbcrry's majority, Is. Common.
wealth's Attorney: +. G. Cahell (Con.), 447.
Sheriff: John W. Wright (Con.), $50. City
Sergeant: f. s. Cook (Con.), 302; G. A.
Hundley Qnd.), go; Cooks majority, 50.
High Constable: A. B. Due>berry (Con.),
33S; W. Ii. Burton Qnd), 229 ;Duesberry's
majority, 102.
We republish our Clay Ward table (now
con,plcte), containing the vote for aldermen,
c0uucilmcn, and magistrates, rs follows:
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MAY FESTIVAL AND BALL.-The scholars
of Miss Helen Thaw's dancing-school had a
May festival and ball at ST. Albau's Hall last
night. The scene was brilliant and beau-
titul one. About one hundred misses and
masters, who have enjoyed Miss ThaW's in
struction during the past session, were assem-
bled together, many Of them in costumes
appropriate to- the characters they were to
represent, and with them crowd of relatives
and friends. The festivities were commenced
by the coronation of May Queen. Miss
Alice Cox G, who is only four or five years of
age, but yet is one of the loveliest dancers of
the school, was proclaimed Queen, and was
| duly crowned with all the honors and gIories
! incident to such regal ceremonies.
The programme intended to exhibit the
accomplishments of the children was varied
and attractive, and was carried out with
astounding skill, considering the tender
ages of most of those who participated. The
May-pole dance was especially noticeable,
while all were pretty, and all were we'll exc
cuted. After the children had performed
their parts the ball proper was opened, and
most of the adults present exercised them
selves in the terpschorean art. The whole
entertainment gave much pleasure to the
spectators, who filled every inch of the hal
not occupied by the dancers, and reflected
much credit upon the faith(uness of their
teacher and the aptitude Of the scholars.
The scholars and their guests were invited
| to partake of fine supper, prepared by Co
| lumbus, and spread in the Masonic refresh
ment.room, above the ballroom.
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TO the first quarter, when Ashberner gave
his hlly her head, shook her up, and with q
steady pull captured Occulist at the half.
mile, took the lead and track. and ran home a
! winner, to the surprise Of all who saw her
In POT, Occulst we'll up.
1t Is but justice to Mr.. Short to say that
| he is most graceful rider. as exhibited by
his skilIful handling of Occuist, who is al.
most unmanageable, and fritters his strength
away before the race commences.
FOURTH RAcE.-A hurdle race over six
hurdles. Dash of mile and half. Tally
do Stakes Of 800. for which there were
three entries-viz., II. E. Pooe's b. 9. Roa.
noke, a. Shorts u. &. Hatterac, aud 4. L.
Tritton's ch. 6. Neptune.
at quarter past 6 O'Clock, the hurdles BE-
ing in place, the trio CINE to the score. and
receiving the charge. walked off to the half
mile pole, where the starting judges awaited
them. Without unnecessary delay the word
was given, and the trio moved off together.
Neptune taking the lead, closely followed by
Roanoke, Hatterac bringing up the rear. 4,
the first quarter Roanoke took the hurdle in
beautiful style, followed by Neptune, who
| tralled him to the head of the stretch, when
Hatterac took up the running, cleared the
hurdles handsomely, and gave Roanoke G
| lively run for home, but failing to catct
him, Neptune giving up the contest after
running half the distance.
| Rec1pitnldtion.-Tally-Ho stakes, 800 Dasl
| Of mile and half. over six hurdles.
n. e Poole entered Roanoke.
| A. Short entered Hatterac. ...............,..
X: !. Triton entered Neptune.
Time-3:25.
Thus closed week Of pleasant sport, got
ten up for British residents, and which they
doubtless enjoyed. May their next festiva
be more interesting, and may all lovers o
turf sport be there to see.
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AUCTION MALES THIS DAY.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, 81 P. a., two

GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, 81 P. a., two new
framed dwellings In Sidney. on the west side Of
Laurel street between Albemarle and Spring.
GODDIS, WARREN L CO., 6H p. ~, a lot on 81,
Stephens between Baker and Charity streets.
GODDIS, WARREN i CO., P. H., three build
ing lots on the west side OF St Stephens between
Baker and Charity streets
MOODY & ROYALL. Ak i. M., house and lot cor
ner of Ninth and Everett streets. Manchester.
W. GODD1N, 6. 2. ~, seven lots In the plan OF
Belyidere, near Hollywood cemetery.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. 5 p. NJ, building lots
on Pine, Cherry, and Cary streets.
LYME & BROTHER, 51 r. NJ. building lot on
the south side Of Main betxeen Twenty
and Twenty third streets.
COOK 6 LAUGHTON. 10 A. NJ, at residence over
"Our Saloon" OIL Eighth street between Maia
and Cary, a large lot Of furniture, SC.
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PROGRESS IS STILL Qua WATcHwoRD-WHAT
rs OCR GOAL TO-DAY WILL BE OUR STARTING
POINT To-MoRRow.-D. COLUMBUS has the plea
sure to announce thar. in compliance with the re-
p.atcd requests Of his numerous patrons, from and
after this date he is prepared to deliver his much
sollgl-for icc-cream and confcctlonaries to all
parts Of the ely and suburbs. BY having fe" hours
notice, lie will also furnish weddings, parties baAs,
pic mics. etc. in Petersburg aud other contiguous
towns. Parties wishing cream for Tomorrow would
do well TO leave their orders as early possible to-
day.
The following creams and ices will he served at
D. CoLuMBUS's ice-rream saloon to-day: Pure
cream. orange ice, lemon ice, strawberry, choco-
late, lemon, pineapple. and vanilla.
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AT ASSEMBLY HALL LAST NlaHT.-Last
night the "ladies' committee of the old folss'
concert gave their second entertainment of
this week at Assembly Hall, consisting of the
most exquisite tdbleaur Uirdnts ever seen in
this city, humorous pa1tomimes and de
scriptlve readings, accompanied with fine
music by kessnich's orchestral land.
Almost every scene deserves mention, but
the noticeable were the monumental group
OF statuary, and the statues OF Peace, Purity,
and Power, which were fauAless in eoncep.
tion and execution. The ".betrotba of the
little princess OF France" was charmingly
performed by miniature prince and prin-
cess. Love in Ambush" "Angei of
Sleep" and in Clover" also deserve spe-
cial notice.
The whole entertainment: was without cx.
ception the most enjoyable and enjoyed ol
the season.
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Police MATTER-A POLICEMAN FISED.-
Yesterday Justice White sent to the grand
jury Henry Meyer alias Warren, who is
charged with making q felonious assault
upon james Z. Ferreter on Wednesday
night.
Policeman Brooke was tried upon war
rant charging him with beating L. 3. Tay-
lor with his club. 1t was testified that Tay-
lor, who appeared in court with confusion
upon tue bridge of his nose and both eyes
bioodshot from blows received, had oficous-
ls interfered with the police while they were
taking to the First station person who had
been disordcrIy at the polls; that Officer
Brooke bad ordered him to deSist, and when
he persisted had struck him several severe
blows on the head and face with his club and
locked him up in the station-house.
Witnesses for the defence testified that the
officer had not been unnecessarily severe
with Taylor, who was drunk aud disorderly.
AS the weight Of evidence was against
him. Officer Brooke was fined $50 for using
unnecessary violence in arrestins Taylor.
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| EHGLIsa OpEEA--l;ICHMoND IuEATRE.-On
| Friday and saturday evenings next The Rlct-
! mono Amateur Opera Comuany VII pre-
! sent Balfr's charulug opera, The bohemian
Girl" al Tie Richmond Theatre, the pro-
cre;ls TO he devoted to the Lee Memorial
Fund. La the cast of characters, as "Count
hrnheiu." is Mr. w. u. Simmons, e gentle.
man possessed Of fine dramatic and vocal
talent. fr. II. Emil Fischer, the popular.
German tenor. whose perfect rendition CT
MAX" in .Der FrieZshn'Z" VIII be re-
me,ni,ered. will appear rs "Th1ddeus." Dir.
A. :. Watkins has his old part as "FloreS-
ici3." Mr.. +. Ii. Chambcrlayne, Dr., WIZ
have his old pant OF DeviishoOf" Drs.
Or. Burwel,. one Of the best cultivated sing
ers il the country, takes the character OF
" Airline" Torthe Queen Of the GiDscs,"
Mrs. j.. i. Word promises TO give sp!en-
did performance, which is difficult to the
best professionals. In the chorus we find
many Of our leading lady and gentlemen
singer. Kessnich's iull orchestra will sus-
tain the company. Professor K. A. Ambold
will direc, TIE entire opera, and Dir. Z. II.
Chainberlsyne, Dr., will take the stage man
agemeDt. =,
THE sale Of tickets and reserved seats will
commence next "Wednesday morning at Pro-
frssGr Ambold's music store, where liDsettos
can also be obtained.
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COMMITTED FOR LARcENY.-Patricll Gale
60 was arrested on Thursday upon complaint
of Captain William ApDlegarth, Of the
schooner a. johnson, who charges that be
stole from his cabin lot of wearing apparel.
When the officer went TO make the arrest,
be found Galeso in the cabin of the schoon-
er Orbit, and ordered him to come out. Gal.
lego refused, and offered such violent resist
ance it became necessary to call assistance in
securing him until handcutfed. The missing
clothing was found in the cabin from which
the prisoner was taken. Yesterday Justice
White, after enquiring into the facts, com.
mitted him to await the action of the grand
Jury.
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OLD DoN1yIoS BUSINESS CoLIEGE.-lhe
seventh annual session Of this Institution
closed Yesterday. The past year has been
one Of extraordinary success. The number
of students from abroad was not SO large as
usual, owing, no doubt, to the panic At the
beginning of the session last fall. There
was. however, larger number of city stu
denis in attendance than ever before. Sc
vcmty.tgo students were in the school du'
ring Lhe term-a gain Of IS per cent. over
the session Of 1872 aud 1873.
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ORIGINAL ACRoSrIC.
Right on the banks of the great James,
IN southern, balmy cline,
Chasteiy arising from the flames
(Ier doom la belllnL tmcl,
More grand than ever in the past,
Onward to glory bound,
No foe 50 stroug her fame to blast,
Does Richmond stand her ground.
And in that remarkable city Is remark able store
SCHAAP.s store. 1902 Main street-where i select
stock Of ine cigars and tobacco and smokers mate
riais, reading matter and stationery Of every de-
scription, beautiful canes and umbrellas, choicest
iewelry. largest assortment of collars, fancy and
furnishing goods can hc found. Remember well
SCIIAAPs store, l4O2 Main street.
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ANOTHER MUSICAL TREAT PROMISED III
the complimentary benefit ten9ereu Wy nis i,h
friends 10 Mr.. John D. RedioFa, anu WIZ"
Will come Oft next Tuesday evening a. As,
sembIy Hall, the public generally Wlll hafs IA :. q
musical treat of rare excellence. Che y! tne
best quarie,tes in the city ana hessnlSh ,S nSii
full orchestra wilI be present 70 leha aooi
tion,l interest to the OCCASION.
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MONOPOLY is dead, but ExToRTIoS has taken his

MONOPOLY is dead, but ExToRTIoS has taken his
place. Read this
Eet1 Stock.-Just received by r. FERRANDINI
the cheapest hair imported 10 this city. The
ladies can now quit we Irlng imitation hair and buy
themselves real hair brdids. You cal buy them at
such low prices thar you notimagne unless you
60 TO x. FERRANDISI'S ami ask TO look at the
goods. Frizettcs by the yard at greatly reduced
prices All varieties OF hairwOrk doEe In propor-
ton. Also, on hand large stock of natural curlcd
hair natural gray and white hair, ladies' and gen.
rlemcn's llusive wigs always or hand and made TO
OF der at very moderate prices. A fine assortment
of fans, riuagrettes, chatclaines, hair ornaments,
and fancy toilet ar tcles. Orders from The country
nromutIy filed. BE sure TO remember the place
Established IN 1868.
l. FERaAyDlSI. No. 613 Broad street,
Human Hair Goods 5!aRufactory.
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Boat RAcE.-A number Of young men OF
Church Hill have organized regatta CLUB,
and will this evening bayea trial OF sklii, the
race being from the ship.locks 20 the wharFes
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Raiiroad Com.
pary and return, distance of one and nail
miles The start will be aJ q Q clock.
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THE ELECTION IN HENRIco.-1be following
| is the result OF the election IN Iuckahoe
township: For supervisor, Jeremiah l.
ZONES Iion.l. 271; VIM. johnson, 243; ma
inrity for Jones, %. For Assessor, b. w.
Green Com, a5s; r. A. j. Smith, 243; ma
jority for Green, 10. For township Slerk'
Il. il. .Bowics Com. 2C3; Marcus Reeve,
244 mojority for Bowles, 10. f.or 0verseeT gS
of Poor, Z. .. Cartheuser, 2ol 0onh e.
woodward Con), PSI; majority iGf 1ar'sea. sea
ser, 10. For Justice, 4. ntu gtae,S' for 0S W;'
j. N Hopkins Con az; majority ~ .pi Roads i
:Iames % Patterson, 292; no opposition. For
Cans,abes. Galen 'ood Talley, 21S; V. X.
Henley. sls; no opposition; both elected.
For Collector, A. u. Lo!sfel'' sV'' ho oi'po'
sition.
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NATIONAL DECORATION DAY.-To-day mas
been sci apart, fer the decoration Of the
graves OF the Union soldiers who are
buried IN tie National cemeteries through
out the United States. The graves OF the
soldiers who are buried in the cemetery on
the Williamsburg road, near this city, Will
therefore be strcwed with flowers, and the
colo!ed military will probably parade. The
custon.l,ouse will he closed at ~ O'Clock 4.
~. ard the post.otlice will be closed from 10
A. NJ TO ) Il. NJ.
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New STEAMER on THE New YORK LINE
The Old Dominion Steamship Company IS
splendid new steamer George W. Elder las
been placed upon the line between Rich
mond and New York city, and will arrive
at this Fort to-day and sail on her return
trip to.mnrrnw
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ANEW AND WORTHY ESTERpRisE.-Mf.hENhs =
powrrY, an experienced English brewer l. now
,'.,,tnr ON, Mt the SprinS Palk Brewer mos
a.,,n,an. CREAM and ENGLISH ALE. lie has ias
arrangements with Messss. W. D. bair 90 enr o,
uer Ninth aud Maia streets, 70 supply DIS 'aums
,r,de. ,~r lt can he had, BOTTLED W ar -''s'
Euker,s, zoe Broad street.
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CANA. SHIPPING.
Z UCADo's DAILY LINE.E3ss-;;

L. -
,hs -ec,,ar Agency Of the James kiset anu IA.-
,.vha CANAL cnmD.ny having been tiseOntln.l..'. 7.
the sscr.b r calls the attention Of shippsf' W 80
above line OF CANAL BOATS. ,, a..
rh,n,n : xIugton. a nd all in;erm diate p0'nis 90
canal hande.i CAREFUL, sod with cispa,cb;
ing al Ly. chtp.g .i the Ashanci 49, NJ
Iana .,,i i,rsuf u,hera, urapge nna .S,
aud Iynchburs and Deayie , rai, ra,rMsrd sss II
com mls. }on and fseights As low as oS any @ @o'iss
line. .,, ora eo,a,t,.a,'ed
Having superior nciiilics fer shipping ss.p @ 20
warehouse and da,aia no goods on ssoTae, @ ts
ward 6y FRS, good oostsf I sels es scniin,sses s o
sane. my 3c-im W. G'1A. :.
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InE InEATRE.-The complimentary bene.
ht to Manager Powell, rendered by promi-
ment citizens of Richmond, takes place on
Monday night. There will be presented the
balcony scene in "Romeo and Juliet" the
| curse scene from " Leah the Forsaken., and
humorous sketch by popular Virginia
humOrist.
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Goto AS1os's Saloon for Pure Creams.

THE FAR-FAAEp AND EXQUISITE COLOGNE
WATER made in Germany by the Dun Clementine
Martin Is the mcst delightful and refreshing per-
fume we have ever used. 1t Is imported and foS
sale by MEADE & BAKER, Main street.
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CIRCUIT COURT OF HESRlCo, YESTERDAY.
In the Circuit Court of Henrico yesterday
Henry Riddle (colored), was put on trial for
horse.steaing. Not agreeing on verdict
the Jury was discharged, and the Common
wealth's attorney entered a nolle pr0sequt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-30

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