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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-26

CASE OF HILLARY PAGE BEFORE THE SU.
PREME CouRT-The case of Hillary Page vs.
the Commonwealth was submitted without
argument to the Supreme Court of Appeals
yesterday by Mcssrs. S. NJ. Page and f. G.
Cabel, counsel for the prisoner, and Hon.
r. T. Daniel, attorney.general. Hillary
Page was indicted for burning two dwelling
houses. and "a barn usually occupied as n
dwelling" on the farm of Colonel Frank O..
Rutiin, in Chesterfield county. He was
found guilty of burning the barn only. A
new trial was asked for on the ground that
the barn was not dwelling within the con-
temptation OF law and, therefore, the Of
fence was not punishable with death. At
torncy- & General Daniel having examined the
authorities did not resist the application ior
new triul Counsel for prisoner claimed
that as the verdict OF the jury was guilty on
the third count burning the barn), 1t
amounted TO not guilty on the other. Two
counts, and they insisted that be ought TO be
wholly discharged from this prosecution
The court took the case under advisement.
In case Page is freed from this prose cution
there are three other indictments against
him upon which he can be tried. Since he
has been in confinement under sentence oil
death he has made Il full confession as to all
the offences imputed to him except the burn.
ng of the dwelling OF Mr. Frank Ruibn, Jr.
and therefore it is not likely he will escape
the peniteutiury if the gallows.
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THE PENITESTIARY-ACTIo OF THE Two
Houses IEsTERDAY.-A second effort to pass
the bill proposing to abolish the office o
). S.orekreper of the Penitentiary and to give
the Board OF Directors the authority to lease
out the shops Of the institution was defeated
in the House yesterday-ayes, 81; noes, 80
SiXty-seyen votes were necessary to pass the
bill.
In the Senate. Mr.. kirkpatrick, from the
Committee Gu Public Institutions, reported
a bill with the same general features rs the
House bill, and so framed as to require only
j bare majority in each House TO pass it. It
| was ordered TO be printed. 1t is the inten-
| ton of Mr.. Kirkpatrick to call it up for CON
sideration al the earliest possible moment.
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HoLY-THURspAY THE ASNvNcIATION.-
Yesterday (HoIy- Thursday was observed in
the Catholic churches with great solemnity
in commemoraion Of the institution OF the
Holy Eucharist by the Divine Saviour at His
last supper. Pontifica bigh-mass was cele-
brated at the cathedral by Right Rev. Bishop
Gibbons at 8 O'Clock A. M., with Rev. Father
JansSenS rs assistant priest; Rev. Father
John McVerry, of StauntoD, as deacon; and
Mr.. John Lynch as sub-deacon. The dca-
cons OF honor were Rev. Father O'hane, of
Alexandria, and Rev. Father Donahue, of
Martinsburg, w. Va; Mr.. William Price
acting as master Of ceremonies. During this
mass the ceremony Of blessing the oils used
in the various sacraments Of the church was
performed by the Bishop, assisted by mum.
Der of the priests of the diocese. Besides
those above mentioned the following
clergymen, participated in the ceremony:
Rev. Father Benno Hcgele, OF St.
Mary's (Germanl church; Rev. Father
Kelly, OF st. Patrick's church, and
Rev. Father Tiernan, of the cathedral. At
the conclusion of mass the Prcsanctlhed
Host. consecratcd for use in yesterdays SER
vices. was borne by the Bishop, escorted bya
solemn procession OF all the attendant clergy
men, seminariins, and acolytes, to the
reposis or sepulchre, prepared on one of the
side atars for its reception. The sepulchre
this year is resplendent with lis exquisite
adornments of bright and Beautiful flowers,
elegant vases and candelabra, and numerous
lighted tapers. The ladies having it in charge
deserve much credit for the tasteful arrange
ment Of everything connected with It.
The solemnity OF the day was further en-.
HANGED by the fact that it was also the feast OF
the AnnuDciation of Blessed Virgin Mary.
Usually but one mass is said on Holy-Thurs"
day, but this festival falling on the same day,
three masses were said in order that all the
faithful might have an opportunity OF hear-
ing mass, as the Church requires. The day
being holiday of obligation, but few OF the
clergymen from other portions Of the diocese
were able to be present, as is usual at the
of the holy oils, &C., only par.
ishes having two or more priests being rep.
resented.
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NAT SYCLE BROTHERS still offer great

! m- SYCLE BROTHERS still offer great
inducements In nay GOODS
They are offering now o cases best quality PACl-
FIC LAWNS In all colors at sI5c. per yard;
New SPRING DRESS CALICOES and SHIRT
INGS at Si5.;
7-sand Al FRENCH PERCALES at 12A and
l5c. worth 25c. per yard;
All hes, brands BLEACuED and BROWN COT
TONS and SHEETINGS Ut the lowest market
prices;
LINEN SHEETINGS at greatly reduced prices
Another LOT (ony 1,4O0 yarcs) OF lRlSH LINEN
REMNANTS at great sacrillcc;
Large stock Of WHITE GOODS,. DAMAshs'
TOWELS, NAPKINS, WHITE and COL
ORED QUILTS;
500 SPRING sHAWLs just opened at $3.50
worth t3 apiece;.
TABLE and PIANO CUvERaa al low prices
We are opening new DRESS GOODS daily,
| among which are the haud'oTsst goods ever 'ho* IL
| in this city. tr t.
lHAMBURGH kDGINGSan an hINsERTINGs,asF sFe-
eiaity;
. choice assortment of COTTON TRIMMINGS at
Is. 90, 25, aud Jc. aoSeee;
Large stock Of ladies' aEsd misses SfhlfED
HOSE;
| ANDkERCilIEFS, E,sSn and embraIsered;
New syhs CUFFS and COLLARS e, soc. a ST.
worth 81 %; ..-..
| .t,.,, I'D misses, C0RSETS-a fps assortlnfa
| from 5Uc. up to ~; i IaFi ....t
! KID GLOVES In ALI shades;
KID GAUSTLETS u SSc;
| CREPE Wells fSsm - up 10 s1oi
| CREPE COLi.ARS, LINEN sAd LACE Coz.
| LARS, NECK aud SASH RIBBONS, NECt
| RUFFL INES, SEA kFS, axd MUfFLERS;
IUSgLEACHID KNITTING COTToS-iii Nos.-
at 35c- ps3p9aod.
Don't fall tn. iOpA Ut those seautiIul tj>Ws VA
| oply sE..at sYCaE BROTHERS,,
| 429 Br.sa street,
r,oo between Foureh and Fhth.
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We ARB PROUD 10 claim Miss MARY c. MITCH.
ELL as native Of Virginia. Her address last eve
ming upon Poetry" certainly exceeded anything
Of the kind we have ever had in our city. 1t was
pure, chastely elegant and Beautiful, and, may
add, many parts Of II grand!y Sublime. IT was de-
livered in fine style, and vii In thrilling effect upon
the audience. In her poetica recitals also her elo-
cution Is fine, having such practical knowledge of
the oral elements Of The anguageas to give peculiar
force aud power 10 her pronunciation. uttering
Ideas clearly, correctly, anI effectively. Her COM
mand Of the emotional nature as connected with
the power OF expression was go manifest In the
cital Of Parrhasus as to cause the mind to the
picture and enter Into sympathy with the poor old
captive Sc Cruelty tortured. All who have, no,
heard Miss MITCHELL would do we'll TO avail them
selves Of the opportunity. III. p ... ..-s.
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New RULE OF CorRT.--Judge Hughes or.
ders that hereafter the marshal may employ
the services OF regularly licensed auctioneers
to make sale of vessels ami other property
ordered to be sold by the United States Dis
trict Court in admiralty causes. The COM
missions allowed to auciioncerS shall be the
same as those allowed by law to the marshal.
And the owner If the vessel or property, or
person most directly interested in lis bring.
lng The largest price, may select and dcslg-
nate what auctOnetr may make the sale.
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Police COURT, iEsTERDAY.-ElJah Hill
and William Carter, charged with being Ge-
serters from the schooner Eclipse, now lying
in the dock, were committed to await the
sailing of the schooner.
ArmScad Hamilton. charged with stealing
one coffee pot. was dl>chai Sed.
Gus. Bowles and James Clayton, arrested
for being disorderly and kicking 4 uot.ball
in the street, were tined 81.
Nelson Harris, charged with being DRINK,
was discharged with IN admontien.
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Mt OPENING FOR THE COMING

Gg- OPENING FOR THE COMING
SEAsON.-COHEN BROTHERS will be, ready
MONDAY the 22d March, 10 exhibit one of the
largest and best-see.te stocks offered In this
city, comprising all the novelties OF the coming
season.
They take this opportunity OF thaukiI & the pub
lie for their heretofore liberal patronage and trust
by faithfuneSs to merit ontmuance OF the same.
The steady and rapid increase OF their business
ranks them among the first In this city In amounS
OF sales; and doing business ut comparative little
EXPENSE, besides; the advantage of buying prncl-
palIy for cash. they are enabled TO sell goods ut the
nrlces which have so often been puzzle to many.
Among the many bargains which they now offer
| s3 900 worlhor REAL LACES, purchased at re-
cent bankrupt sale OF large importer, many OF
which will be sold at half value. They COM
prise In part GUIPUKE, YAK, VALENCI-
ENNEs and POINT APPLIQUE.
Also, 200 MALTESE LACE COLLARS, GUI-
PURE CAPES, and POINT APPLIQUE
| HANUkERCHIEFS; ....
The largest snd cheapest stock or BLACh SiLh
| ever Offered In this city $500
RI,ACk SILK at 75c. worth II, at s1.25 cheap at
sl.75, at Sl.45 worth fully 1925, at $l.95
| worth - at $237 worth 1925; the Lioness
satlnf finish AT S2 90. market value being f4.HO
| Also, n large variety of COLORED SILKS for
| dresses and trimming, much below market
| value.
| LIS pieces OF Mohair BLACK ALPACAS at 30c.
worth fully soc. AL finer, grades at proDor-
| tlonate rates. Attention Is called to their INC.
| SILK LUSTRE, being the number generally
| soldat S1.2J.
r21 pieces OF IRISH LINENS, best Belfast makes,
| st near half value.
o25 dozen fine FRENCH CORSETS, the' best
i muses-importeL in this fortunate purchase a,
they are enubIc6 to reduce their Sl.1s oCOit-
| SGT 10 92c., their $3.50 ones TO Sl.0o: lnoI
so 20 10 81. B,4sfirs the above. they seiL VI
| fruIcjmcr?,- Frvncn-woye at 5Oc., ana =" our
4 o,nu.n az Tie. worth 81.
ybsy also Cr.y at le.sa four hundred 5Herent pat
tIsrns OF IAMBUkGlI EMBROIDERY at III
comparisiy low prices. ,,-,cu c,u
I110 nieccs SUFT-s1NISitED FRENCH LAM
| HRICS at &C., the market value DsiR olC;
3OG dozen, Linen HaNDkERCHlEFoa ~ various
priccs-all full y twenty-five per ceh'' less thna
l. usual pliGes. en
4 TOWELS, S,TAHE-CLOTHS,
| TAkLArASs.
| SWISS MCSLiNS,
| PltlUES. LACEs.
l STRIPED MUSLlS, ,
and ,nnnY al her xoC ds as less thin g3perni pfees'
mn 2:l
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Every line and feature glow with truth, pu.
riy. and eXpressiveness. While so much is
realized, to the imagination is suggested that
matchless, unapproachable elevation which
is ascribed prteninently to our great leader.
In minute attention to details the modest
genius Of Mr. Valentine shines forth. The
folds and texture of the drapery, the veins of
the hand, the delicate tracery in the carving
Of the sword and feathers, show exquisite
skill and taste. The lines shade into each
other so softly as to eIude detection.
It Is difficult to strike a proper mean
when writing Of The genius and work of a
citizen of whom Virginia Is so proud, but
what we have known to be dream of our
fellow-citiZen Is now crealiou--an embodied,
immortal fact. Mr.. Valentine is full OF In:
vention and poetry, has original creative
power, is not imprisoned IN his conceptions
by what is ancient, and his present triumph
Is only the prophecy and assurance of grander
successes. g.
1t is understood that the monument can
be seen again during tomorrow and for se-
veral days before it is boxed up to be sent TO
Lexington.
The Committee Of the "Lee Memorial
Association" there are preparing to con.
struct for its reception beautiful
MAUsoLEUH,
which will show it to the greatest advantage.
Surely Richmond, Va, and the whole South
will esteem it a privilege TO aid in the com.
pletiOn Of this noble work,
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GRAND TEMPERANCE CELEBRATIoN.-T
| temperance meeting held last night at the
Broad-Street Methodist church under the
auspices of the temperance organizations in
this city was perhaps the most enjoyable
| that has been held in this city for years. A
large audience was in attendance, and the
exercises were highly interesting. DR.. Leigh
| Burton presided over the meeting, which
was opened with prayer by the Rev. DR..
Granhe-y. .~ss. ..,s-.
Short addresses full of earnest appeals and
stirring facts on the subject of temperance
were made by Rev. r. Il. Mullen, DR.. J. G.
Granbery, and Captain D. W. Bohonop.
Mrs. S. A. Watson, Of London, England,
| also addressed the meeting. She stated that
she came to Richmond 10 institute the Order
| Of "Good .Templars" among the ladies.
She had succeeded In establishing Que lodge
| of ladies in Richmond. She had been work
| ing in London, and had succeeded in inSti-
tuting two hundred Good Tempar lodges
| in London, aud these lodges had saved over
| 5000 drunkards. TIE Good Templars
have a large number of lodges and a million
of members in Europe. They propose by
| the aid of the ladies' to push forward the
| temperance cause. They also form Juvenile
| temperance associations, composed Of boys
and girls, who are thus trained TO be useful
and yirtuous. This association seeks to
work through the aid of the ministers OF
| the various religious denominations.
Mrs. Watson is an amiable lady and a very
earnest worker, who is nearly seventy years
of aye. Her address is modest, but her style
foIcioIe and pleasant. She is en- route to the
Grand Lodge of the World, which meets in
Bloomirpton ILL., During her remarks she
took OCCASION to say that she had been mem
Der OF the Order since 1888, and bad ever
| been ready to assist the crring as far as she
could and to aid the good cause of tenn
pcrance.
The occasion was enliyened by some eX
cellent singing by the choir of Trinity
church, assisted by q numoer of the mem
bers of that popular organization the Eureka
Quartette. The gem of the evening was a
beautiful temperance song, Arise, Arise to
Save "-solo and chorus-sung very sweetly
by wellknown young lady, and full chorus
| to the stirring air of the Marseillnise hymn
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SpECIAL. NOTICES.
~ DRY GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH
LEVY BROTHERS

LEVY BROTHERS Is
sell sniy for cash, and can sell lower BY so dosDi
They bare but ONE PRICE, which Is always III
lowest cash price for the article. Experience Ira
| taught usaR that We can buy DRY GOODS to tb
best advantage with ready money. Now b the
time to benefit by the low prices on all kints.o
goods at LEVY BROTHERS.
IDoUBLE-FhCED MARsEILLEs QUILTS, 11s
IL, at $6,So-were considered cheap at $40;
LARGE-sIzE turkish QUILTS at s2-rea
value 3d.;
tMARsEILLEs QUILTS from $3.50 up to the
finest made; -8s
sHoNEY-COMB QUILTS at 81 apiece;.
sBELLON, TAPISSIER, DERRY, apa.other we'll
known brands orBLACK aRos-GRAIN SILK
that we can recommend at prices.lower than
ever before offered; So. ..f
An excellent assortment of SPRING SILKS at
last years marked-down prices;
ERCALE at lsc. a.ya-d well
worth 25c.;
GOOD PERCALE, new designs, at 1910: yard {;
WaSH-POPLINS, twepty.seven inches. wide, at
l2x aud l sc. yard; .' ~
BLACK ALPACAS and MOHAIRS-wa can fur
nish better goods for the price than can be
found any where; ...
HAMBURG EDGING and IGsERTING-a large
assortment of new patterns at l5c.a yard:
VICTORIA LAWN-exeelent goods at 25c. a
yard;
SWISS MUSLIN from 1916. yard up;
BLEACHED KNITTING. COTTON ut 60c a
pound; .~, ....' ..., e.
UNBLEACHED KNITTING CoTToN-three,
FOUR and five s,rand-as CSC. q pound;
COTTON YARNS, all numbers;
CARPET WARP, every color;
SUMNER CAsSIMERES for men and boys wear; !;
Fine FRENCH and GERMAN PANTS PAT
TERMS;
SILK and MARsEILLES VEST PATTERNS;
DIAGONAL COATINGs-new patterns just re-
celved;
KENTUCKY JEANS, CUBANs, TwEEDs, and
CASsINETs;
STRIPED HOSE for children, all sizes
GENUINE BALBRIGGAN HOSE for ladies and
gentlemen;
Excellent WHITE COTTON STOCKINGS a
| 12k. pair;
A new assortment of LADIES SCARFS;
| GUIPURE and YAK LACES in various widths;
HUCKABACK TOWELS from sl.2O to s12
dozen;
Nice assortment of CROCHET and LACE TT
| DIES; H
| iANDROSCOGGIS, HUGUENOT and UTlCl
| BLEACHED SuEETING; ...
PILLoW-CAsE COTTON AZ inches, 45 inches
| and so inches wide;
lPILLow.CAsE LINEN AT old prices;
LINEN SHEETING at 75c. a yard.
| Great bargains In RIBBONS of every description
| New Styles LADIES' LINEN COLLARS an
CUFFS. Great bargains in all kinds OF WHIT
| TRIMMINGS. R.cOllect, DRY GOODS are a. WAY
sold cheap for cash, an the place to buy the cheap
| csL goods Is the cash house OF t,
| mh24 1917 and 1919 Main street.
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ELECTION OF MILITARY OFFICERs.-At a
meeting of Company G. First Virginia regi-
ment, held at Old Market Hall last night, the
following officers were elected: j. Fl. Para
ter, captain :; 4, ,A. Tomlinson, first Iieuten.
ant; F. w. Cunningham. second lieutenant ;
+. j. Parater, first sergeant; Fl. Miller,
second sergeant; A. Monroe third sergeant !;
G. Klein, fourth sergeant; NJ. Rsabe, fifth
sergeant; G. Devota, first corporal; j. Mad
son, second corporal; 5. Chasey, third cor
poral; J. NJ. Jord,n, fourth corporal; W.
ii. Holt, commissary sergeant; q. Green,
ensign 7. NJ Lewis, quartermaste: .:ergcsn:.
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BANKRUPTCY MATTERs.--Jud@c Hughes
will open the United States District Count
here next Monday.
q. ID. w. Clinton, d. n. Lee, Joseph p.
Winston, 4. l.. Elicit. and others, yesterday
flied a petition asking that ID. G. Mayo. be
adiudgcd II bankrupt. The prayer Of the
petitioners will he resisted by Mcdowell Il
Co., of Philadelphia, who arc large Judgment
creditors of Mr.. Mayo.
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NAT FEBRUARY Is, 1873.

MT FEBRUARY Is, 1875.
... -
More BARGAINS In
TsHELS, #4f
TABL.F-LfNES,
SIsEETISGS,
NAPKINS .rH..!.ar.#
seRISG AND Us SUMNER DREss-GooDs.
T. Z. PRICE & co.
arg ,sal selling wonderful bargains ~ LuNSS uHSa
Gis( IDS: Winter. spring. ana Hii I'm sLRs.
ClhJIIS, &C. also, bLACA aho. Soi-ofAA''''S-
,Ftess received
IRISH LINENS, ...4... .,.+w. ii. $685.
RALMORAL3, <.,..o,
y KID GLOVES lGor. Lades and Gent1slaenI'
BLEacHED COT TONS, .f..
tTuTTlSS tSHEETlNGs,
PILLOW-COTI0S, ..... r..s -.
BED-8LANkLTs, &c, &C. 1eio
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

BADLY BrENED.-Tabbey jackson. q color
ed woman, who lives on Ninth and Decatur
streets, went from home yesterday morning,
leaving an infant seven months old lying on
the floor. During her absence vessel ol
hot water was from some cause upset, and
the child was badly burned about tie head
and body.
RELL ESTATE SoLp.-biessrs. BroDa7gh &
Taylor have recently sold house and lot on
Fourth between Stockton and Everett streets
for SS,5 ;also. house and lot on Fifteenth
between McDonough and Semmes streets
for 1926. u.s. .a.s 70 .r-. /. rr
SrrEEyIsoRs' MEETMs.-The Chesterfield
Board Of Supervisors met yesterday, trans
acted the usual routine business, and ad.
journed. ..7
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HOMES FOR THE SPARRows.-The Supern-
tendent OF Public Buildings, in view Of the
approaching season, has caused u uumber of
new boxes TO be put up in the trees in the
Capitol Square. which were not supplied be-
fore, for the benefit of the rapidly
family OF English sparrows.
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SENATOR GRAnAM'S CAsE.-Under the mo-
ton OF Mr.. kirkpatrick, made in the Senate
when MIR. Graham's case was last under con.
sidcratiOn. it vas decided that be should be
allowed to appear before the bar OF the Sc.
nate 10y counsel tonight at s O'Clock. The
Scnltc will probably provide for session to
night. no order for Il night session having
vet been adopted.
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Coyvrcrs REcElvED-Tne following were
received at the pcni'entiary yesterday from
Augusta county-viz: james w. Treanor
(while). three years for obstructlng the Cbes'
apeake and Ohio railroad; james w. Nc
Carthy (white). three years for bigamy; Gil.
more Thomas (coloreu), one Year for grand
larceny; William Mitchell (coloredL ten
years for hOrse-Stealing.
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THE THEATRE.-There was quite large
audience III the Theatre last night to enjoy 81
Socum's fine shooting and good acting.
The play went eff very smoothly, and the en-
tertanmen5 as whole was success. To-
morrow there viii! be grand family n,atinee,
and at night ST concludes bis engagement.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

COOK & LAUGHrON, 10 A. NJ, for Green 3
Allen, match-horsas, lumber-wagon, spring
wagon, buggy, &c.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, AZ P. NJ, two lots OF
Grace street between Madison and Monroe
with small brick tenement thereon.
COOK & LAUGHTON, 10 a. NJ, at Their store
household furniture, beds, c0unter-scaes, SC.
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New RULES FOR THE UNITED STATES CIR.
CUT Court. At the next term OF the United
states Circuit Court Mcssrs. James Neeson,
John 4. Meredith, and Leigh K. Page. q
committee who were appointed by Judge
Bond on the.9ih of May, 1874, will report a
new set Of rules for the court. One OF the
rules contcmplatcS the designation Of COM
missioner. who shall annually furnish the
court with a ,jury.list oflive hundred names
comprising citizens of all sections Of the
dis; rt
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-Messrs. Grubbs 4
Williams sold at auction yesterday the house
and lot fronting 1872 by l65 feet, on the
corner of Broad and Twenty-seyent1 streets,
formerly owned and occupied by MIR. James
Winston, for s6,400. The tunnel OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad passes dIago
naly underneath this property at distance
of about eighty-five feet from the surface.
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SCAFFoLDlNG REaoyED.-The scafoldng
has all been removed from the Br0ad.Street
Methodist cburch.steeple, and the spire,
which is now one of the handsomest in the
city, is greatly admired by all who pass in
that direction.
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lo~r. srHa-uD. AND FOUND.

| u~T. uN WEDNESDAY EVENING
u .h.ui :. "'roak. somewhere between lcMh
a..' l.y aIi Et-tih and tlfc" trcct>, Il BROW y
Ni\h BrA. \ lI'".ltl rTwa'd VIII ic pad for It's
r.uTHlp It &,ri.t., LADp Co,
ro3nrr ui in.!i"ru.h and Main streets.
,a' 2G.2i'
Sd !sLN ARD lost, On Thur -z.zss.~ssz>
: - ,#I.. 18Th lI~talti. one pair COLI! ST. ~
? ! tai N-~E.> ;,", ."rrl tamhl"'s ih auc II.
1..la..~ ,haGrtI. The Under VIII receive the re-
".!! ls leaving !!am ~
JOHN H.IILER i co.'s,
:a' o. iln7 Msin street.
! U-r. on THURSDAY, BETW ZEN
j il,, eoro,r + ii I've I'm and Main aud Eighth
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nh IT.! JERRY MYERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-26
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NEW GOODS. NEW GOODSHx

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- ' just received. my eprinr stock OF the A esA
't.,tI.ttra Newark >HUc, t.r gentlemen, suchR "
t,uat >irdt,-lis. Cat SlIap-l les, and taIt Con-
.r- i,.rr>. ! hcSc goods aru all handmade. and
80" .st,-' styles. All IN wait oi such goods VIII do
M,,l uy calling al the Old and rrliahe house OF
". L. W. TAYLOR,
.... - Fourth Hud Broad streets.
gi>T RECEIVED A LARGE STOCK
~ ..GLNrLFNEN'S SOLELEAItiER, ZINC,
..' tANNA>-'DNEktD ID TRUNKS; hADlEs'
hEAItttA tHd pAt NaliSc>,
>..,.rl~, ltuuh->irui4>. Iuu! ISL STRAPS. shawl
Straps ;tnl s;"-s. St"cs, Ties. and Slippers for Ia
4's. lr!3I. luci. lif!-a,>, BOYS, and chi!dien.a,
J. 4. G,tItiG'S.
3nh - Tenth and Main streets,