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~ HI. WARMER,
-. Real Estate Broker and Auctioner,
FEDERAL Buildings, corner aud eth SITS north wss
AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE UNIN
PRONED PROPERTY NEAR TIE CAPICNj


AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE UNIM-
66Bs00rEp PROPERTY NEAR THE CAPITOL
So On TUESDAY, April 2sth. ISIS. commencing
- at clock T. m, will be sold. in front of the
= premises. the fallJWiHE >iesCribeI real estate.
sltNale In the city Of Washington ID c. to wit. Lot
. square 6, east side of l.: street west between
and streets south,
Lot II, square 6}S. south sile II street between
l., street west ami Delaware avenue;
Lots - and q. on west side Delaware ayauCe, be-
tween south b and streets.
Lot = square 635. north side south street between
DgiaNaie avenue and South Capitol street;
tween south 2 and q streets;
. Lots Il, II and IS, square 6sj, on west side South
Capitol street, between South II aHi streets.
$50. On aDNESbA1 April -, ISIS, cOmmenc-
ing AZ o clock 2. m
Lots ami 3, square 6S7, running through from
and streets:
Lot 7.square CSS, on southwest corner south D
street and Delaware avenue.
Lot J, square = If ei3, south III street between
= street y ct and Canal street.
Lot ., square Gs3, on Canal street, near south
Lot 6, square C2f on east ST New Jersev avqnua
between ID and y streets south;
Lots = and "a square 743. in alley between lSt
east ana New jersey avenue, and Nj and n streets
Also. ON THURSDAY, April goth, ISIS, conrnenc-
Lot ]. square I53, on northwest corner 81 and
streets northeast;
Lots and ). square 753, on north side of street.
Between p and ii streets, northeast;
Lets ~ Il Y, ., -, square 753, 81 street, be-
tWeaB 4 and G. streets. northeast
Terms easy and will be male known on days o
sae j. I. COLDWELL,
hP41 eOSuS Salesman.
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STEAMER LINES.
NOTICE TO THE P,BLIC.

NOTICE TO The ~ SLIC.
WISHING fON NORFOLK, NEW YORK.
bOSTON And Pro ITDEVCE
tNs new AMI u Etit Steamer JANE MOSELV
vi CORR ne RI tTrs between - -T- -
asnirgtcl and N-.iU1k, leaving I-zS3s@x8y
NqTtclk Thu .-itr- aTEd -. al ~ f1.- -
~ washington rrs MONDAY aud TfiCRSDtY ~
, H., . 1cti1- a. the principal Ri.er Lsn5ings.
M ectlrE - Not x With ste s4i.sainr Il lie N n
~ t.ne to- Boston a5.i Providence, ~ith the Old
i1sn ilicn steam .I- tcr' Pany fJT Mes YORK.
nVe n .T~ MI te given when ia. La,lg Of the
L4Ss Y ~ commerce her regular trips
Ter freight GFpiy
Y. FIIZHUGH, 5th street Wharf
!. HYDE, Georgetown
Il. :. hkEB'. Al-xau-ris Va
\. q. EL MT. Genera! AGENT,
49, n f0..u' y To- I Pla . Building.
EBo1O'iAC TRANSPORTATION LINZ
II" Strar-ler = u. Capt. gas. - TfF-A
hrrpcrr Erd steamer 4" ~ PfFSS. ,. 1t..k=8y
tsft. > L Bar k@r, viii l-sva NaltnITr-- pr ~
~, LiEhf street WLaFf. every TUESDAY, and
-HJ kSi'Af az 2. m, flr y Arlington and George
Ft "a RLl lniefuft ate i-rliHEs TetuTuinz leave See
henson : u hIIt, foot ,f1th street, every MONDAY
ttg N sHu fElbAI AZ II ,. Ia. These steamer
aTr elegantly furnished with every Convene nee for
Gre c. ffft Of the trar cling public. AMI are uns5r
Tassei IN E-tuEeT a:t fE-iSh. scCOiurn nv
NJ tast- On the Potomac river ALL RiyER
tkfIGETs ~ II BE PREPAID. For further
information apply -
sTEPUENSOS BRO, Agents.
& ~ras fyUls. RI
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- ii. WARNER.
II. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and r streets N. w
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UNDERTAKES.

Y r. HARVEY,
Undertaker,
No. p3I sTEKET, betEsen Ninth SAD r-zts.
rlarl-Iy
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MEDICAL, dc.

MEDICAL, dc.
HE. &. L. BOSWORTa, at the Washington EIac-
~ tropaihic Institution, 9te 4 street northwest.
cures all nervous and chronic diseases whatever
name or nature. All Complaints incident q FE-
MALE aud diseases OF Children a speciality. Gal
ganiC and Elprro-C hemcal IA rms, the most irNie-
Grating ard health giving baths known 10 modern
science. Consultation and examination free an2-jtn
nR. LEON.
H The well-t poWn and for many years the altosf
established Specialist iu Warrington, has raf1syed
e. No. 81 SARATOGA, CORNER ST. PAU STREET,
BALTIMORE.
Specially. Female CUmIlaiuts. CONSULATE .p
strictly confidential. apsl 2N-
49, ATISFACTION," 81 PER BOTTLE. Con
- sultstion. free Al Dr. DARBI :, as street.
COLONIZATION Building avs I'M
he. BUCkLEK JONES has returned 10 Baltf-
II more Old Office, 30 N. Calvert street.
Female diseases q specially. Consultation con
hdenti2l. seplS-SsD-
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a+-THE AROyE SALES ARE POSTPONED
On account Of the rain uEJil TUESDAY, WEDNES-
DAY and Thu RSDA1, May All, 5th and 9th,
same hour. J. 7. COLDWEEL,
ap2o-ecSds Salesman.
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1.-THE SALE OF PROPERTY IN SQUARES
&S3 snd 292, above described, il POSTPONED
till MONDAY. May I0th, at $50 o'clock o. m
By direction Of the Trustee
mays WASH. b. WILLIAMS, AuCt.
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AUCTION SALES.
tUTCRE DAYS.

II II. WARNER,
~. Real Estate Broker and Aueti,near
tecerai Buildings, corner eth and stS northwest
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MASH. B. WILLIAMS. AuctIonepr,
w tSuccessor TO Green & Williams, Aucts,D
No. 1901 northwest corner of 10th and ID streets
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Aucti6neer aud Rssl Estate Broker,
= , tNUVLl--s'T y LhIIfD r ti62TY,'
Southwest corner PeDna. avenue and ll,h street

IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION
- ca FRIDAY Al fERSO0N MAY tn / ltE.
Ia lS15, in front Of the premi-es shall Sall az
oth part Lot J. in square p, having front II L.
itet 10y l,- lee situated the nor Invest corner i
2lst and l. streets, improved ty siN-ro0uI Frame
pUelliBg.
Terms: One half cash. the residue in tyr, e1r4l
payments NJ and u months, ami secured hy A f,pa
of trust, with notes bearing interest at Der cent
Conveya- cling at cost Of purchaser $50 Own al
time Of sale.
mys THOMAS BOWLING. suct
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BS-THE Sale OF PROPERTY on STREET
above described, is postponed TIL TUESDAY, NAV
ith, az $50 O'Clock p. IN. By direction of the
Trustee.
may6 WASH. B. WILLIAMS. Auct.
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'ENEOS. DOWNING.
Il ACCtiuIeer aad Real Estate Broker.
Successor TO Latimer & Cleary,l
Southwest corner Pennsy lyauia aud IIth st.

CATALOGUE SALE OF 4 LARGE AND VAL
UABLE COLLECTION OF BOOKS.
,rF, Among which are 4 >0!eniid copy of Audu-
LIZ bon : Birds and QuslrI pcds of America: Mi
49, ChauX aud Mutual Flora and sylvia Of North
America PiEkeTtOG Voyages and Travels Is vols
ITO illustrated The Geutl-mans Magazine, $50
volumes, from its commence ont. DC1sley Regis
ter, 80 volumes, from its commencement; The Quar-
terly Rev lew, S5 volumes. from its commencement;
Blograpbi- niveTsalle. 81 volumes, and many other
rare and valuable works, alsu, the Law and Miscel
aHeUV- Library &C the late Chief Justice Chase,
be sold ~ MY auction rooms, PennSy lvaaia Gnue,
corner Of Ilth street. late Latmer & CIeary MON
DAY EVENING. Nav 10, and following evenings,
commencing each evening az Z o'clock sharp.
my6 II THOS. BOWLING. Auct.
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tNASH. Il. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
w Successor To Green & Williams, Aucrs.
No. 1901, northwest corner of 10Th and ID streets.
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THIS and EVERY EVENING during the week
connen' ins ~ so O'Clock. will s-llin TIE a.,
ION ', ON general assortment o. Men a. u .
Iiofhtng, kernu ants Of Cloths and Cas,ius -,1
GeEts furnishing Goods. Csiilerv. Piat,d W.-..
kc SSies-Tnesdsy THURSDAY ard sSfrt,l ~ CON,
mrncinc n % a. m JAMES err y
Sm
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MASH. b. WILLIAMS, AuctIoneer

b"ttttHS iTSNIteN o. Johnson fftitef, GecsISe
j. T. C0LDW ELL, Salesman.
Rg2Sd Republican on days of sale
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- THE ABOVE SALE is PUSTPUNED until
THURSDAY, May 9th, 1873, same hour and place.
WIN. A. GORDON, Trustee.
T.. C0LDWELL, Salesman.
mar23-iaw tiil May l, then dts
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THE JACKSON STATUE.
RECENT CABLEGRANs AND LETTERS CON-
CERNING 1T.

Immediately after the Inauguration of the
statue of Stonewall Jackson, Governor Kem-
per sent the following cablegram to the Hon.
A. j. B. Beresford.Hope:
"R1cHMoND, VA. October 26, 1875.
"a. j. B. Beresford. Hope: Statue iuau.
gurated. Assemblage and enthusiasm. un-
precedented. L keness surprisingly good.
"JAMEs L. kEMrER."
Mr.. Hope replied as follows:
"LoNDoN, ENG, October %. 1876.
"To Governor James L. Hemper, Rich
1nond, Va: Governor,-DeIighied. Hearth.
est congratulations. Deeply regret absence.
"BEREsFoRD.HOPE."
The following is from the venerable ex.
Governor Joseph johnson:
BRlDGEPoRT, W. Va, October 81. 1875.
"To Has Ercelltncy James l.. Kenlper,
Richmond Nv Dear Sir,--I have the
honor to acknowledge the receipt of your
kind invitation to be present at the unveil-
ing of the statue of General Stonewall Jlck-
son in the city Of Richmond on the 26th
instant.
"Nothing could aft ,rd me more pleasure
than to participate in bestowing honor upon
one who deservedly ranks among the most
distinguished cheftains of the age. and
especially on the noble son Of nv esteemed
friend and neighbor, Jonathan Jackson, in
whose family was intimate during the rear.
ing and educating this good and great man.
"But my advanced age and feeble health
compel me to forego the qualification it would
afford me to witness the imposing ceremonies
which bestow honor on his name, and mingle
once more with the many friends from whom
have long been separated.
"Please anceIt assurances of my high es-
TEEN and regard for youself, and believe
me your friend and obedient servant,
"JosEPH JOHNSON"
The following letter has just been re-
ceived:
"CoLUABIA, S. C.
" To Marion J. Dimmock. Esq:
"My Dear Sir,-Your dispatch conveying
the kind invitation of my old friends of the
Tenth Virginia cavalry to be their guest in
Richmond reached me only yesterday, too
late for me TO avail myself of their hospitali-
ty. 1t would have given me great pleasure
to meet them again, and beg you to assure
them that | appreciate most highly their
kind remem mbrance of me. It has been dis.
appointment to me that could not be in
Richmond to-day to join in doing honor to
the memory of the hero, the patriot, and the
Christian whose statue is to lie inaugurated ;
and that disappointment is rendered greater
because lose the opportunity of seeing my
comrades of the eOld Tentb.' Pray ex-
press my regrets to them, and tell them that
they have my best wishes.
with kind regards to them and yourself,
/ am very truly your friend and comrade.
"WADE HAMPTON"
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GRAND DIVISION, Sons OF TEMPERANCE. AT
the session of the Grand Division on Thurs
day night the Committee on the State of the
Order reported that the signs Of prosperity
were cheering. They reported in favor OF
Keeping State lecturer 10 the field, and adj
versely to the proposition to have tempe.
rance organ. The report was adopted.
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: G. w. F., DR.. w. Leigh Bur.
ton; G. w. A., j. S. Craig; Grand Scribe,
T. Wiley Davis; Grand Treasurer, ID. w.
Bohonon Grand Conductor, FL. A. Greene
Grand Sentinel, FL. D. Wade; Grand Chap
lain, Rev. r. Fl. Mullen
The next annual meeting will be held in
Richmond on the fourth Wednesday in Octo-
ber, 1876.
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Personal General James r. Slayton, of
The South, A. N. Lyon, a retired New York
merchant, and A. A. Drake, of Drake Bro
theirs, bankers of New York, arrived In the
city Thursday night on their way to Meek
lenburg county to look over the line of the
Richmond and Mecklenburg railroad. 1t Is
their intention to take hold of this enterprise
and furnish the capital to complete It,
DR.. E. w. Finch left the city yesterday for
Montana Territory, where he will locate and
practice his profession.
Governor Kemper yesterday appointed
Colonel J. l.. Kent, Captain John t. Slyers.
and Major W. c. Sanders, military exam
iners for WRthe county.
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your people are s1ificfentIy educated to te
able intelligentlY IS discharge the duties of
Jurors they should 90 into the jury.box, but
not before. Hrman rights are too sacred to
be entrusted to ignoront jurors, white or
black"
Cornelius Harris: /" General Tmboden,
don't you think there are some colored men
among us who are now sufficiently educated
to sit as Jurors 2"
General Imboden: There may be some,
but l speak of the masses"
General Inboden flattered the colored
people by saying that he wanted to see them
happy and prosperous; their children going
to school, &C.; advised them to vote for
Knight and Starke.
A wHoPPER FROM HOPPER.
Ex.CoDstable Hopper (colored), Of Henri
co, who was in the crowd, about this time
asked some pointed questions. Said he:
General imboden. / live In Hannyracker,
and as understands the city and county
votes together"
General Imboden: eyes, for three Sc.
nators."
Hopper : :" Then how cum you juss talk
bout knight and .Starke? How cum you
don't talk bout the other mans Now am
from Hannyracker, and Colonel Normand
Smith is the reglar publican candidate out
thar, but haven't heered his name called
here onst. Now I want to know ef We got
to vote for three ?"
General Imboden: " Yes; you can vote
for three. You can put on the ticket
with the names Of Knight and Starke, Nor
mand Smith, or John Amber Smith, or any.
body you choose"
Hopper: "Colonel Normand Smith is the
reglar publican candida;e."
Several voices: /" That's all right; we'll
fix that"
LEWIS LINDSEY
followed General Imboden, aud proclaimed
that his ticket was KNIGHT, STARKE, and
SMITH. His speech was OF the usual sort.
Several other eel men followed him ir
support of the ticket.
There was
ANOTHER MEETING
of colored men and independents on Libby
Hill last night. Mr.. S. r. Gates presided
and speeches were made by Messrs. j. S.
Wise, p. II. Starke, W. P. Burwell, and j
d. ImhOden. u
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,. IEATn NJ DR.. PETERFIELD EaENT.-Dr.
HHeiH Trent died quite unexpectedly
Ar!0sy morning at bis residence, corner Of
,i.,al!i aud seventh streets. He vas son
W. 'as '4lc ar. JoseEh Trent. and grandson
:. hF' Trent "ho Was the owner Gf Trent's
"''"-e "hicL crossed James river where the
nc H!dse n now. he was in tbei!itty-frst
;t, ;,,.U U' DIS s.a. DR.. Trent was physician
- '"i, pratsec.: was assistant physician Of
-, ,~s7 Il! .liH; and was several years ago core
! Richmond. ,Ee was member of
fiatr't.e, Free and Accepted Ma
M. "a Hs'cninond Eommaodery Knights Tenn
' ,i.oaal Arch Chapter Of Masons. and OF
%ia leInprsuee Orders; and ia all of
, r,I .r,t '2e he!d high positions. Deeessed was
Gn' j" ',' ,ocneroeat eud charitable man. No
Wiz n"i less thoU:.dlt 81 self. His fuucral
t%, .,..,. '1tt place frou S...Eames' church this
-''!h'o1 II 8 =. NJ
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr.- Judge
Hughes has made the following orders In
bankrupt cases:
In the matter of George A. Watts, bank.
rupt. The United States marshat was direct.
ed TO pay 10 the bankrupt the sum realized
from The sale of bis property under an exc
cntion in favor of Emmett Crump and Alfred
Morton.
In the matter of Joseph W. Edmunds,
bankrupt. R. l.. Maury was appointed spe.
cial commissioner to sell the bankrupts land
TO satisfy the lien thereon in favor Of VIII
liam Carnes's administrator.
In the matter of John Gibson, bankrupt.
The order for the sale Of the bankrupt's
leasehold property was suspended until the
further order of the court.
Boulware, assignee, &C., Us. Wallace and
ais. The special commissioner was ordered
to pay NJ. J. Chambers 36t2.02 on account OF
the debt due her by G. ". Wallace.
In the matter of Shelton s. Helm, bank.
rupt. The restraining order entered April
Is, 1874, was set aside and annulled at the
costs of the bankrupt.
In the matter of the Jefferson Insurance
Com pany, bankrupt. The clerk was al.
rected to check on the fuld in bank in favor
Of the assignee for $50 for necessary disburse'
ments, ard the former counsel for the assignee
was ordered 10 show cluse on the 17th OF No
yember next why the order entered Septem.
ber 10, 1875, should no; be set aside and an.
nulled.
To the matter of Robert a. Mason, bank.
ruot. The assignee was ordered to sell the
bankrupt's real estate 1t public auction.
In the matter OF j. Y. L. McCreery, bank.
rupt. The arrangement between w. II.
Aiiderdce, late assignee, and Robert Stiles,
counsel. was confirmed and the bankrupt al.
lowed the two hundred dollars paid for bis
chooses iu action as part Of bis FIVE hundred
dollars exemption. 80,
In the matter OF Richard S. Rev, bank
rupt. The assignee was discharged.
ip the matter of Richard T. Hundley.
bankrupt. The sale OF the bankrup's real
estate to the lier.holders was confirmed,
and the assignee directed to make deed TO
the purchasers upon their payment of the
costs. Thereupon the assignee was dis
charged.
In the matter OF Jacob kull & Sons, bank
rup,s. The account of the trust ee was ap-
proved and confirmed, and the trustee or.
dered to deposit The ballDce in bis hands 10
bank to the credit OF this court in this cause
and upon bis compliance herewith IL Is or
dered that he be discharged from furthe,
liability. ],
In The matter Of W. C. Davis, bankrupt
The widow OF the bankrupt was ordered q
pay the officers of the court $40, aud In de-
fault that an execution issue.
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TuE WISE LrsHr Isr.SrRly. AT g n & mes m s .

THE WISE LIGHT INFASTRy.--Atamee
of the Wise Light Infantry, = held at
quarters in the Ballard House on We Il
day, October q, 1875, the following trssy'
lutions were adopted unanimously and with
three cheers
i LIST. That the hearty thanks of this cor1s
mand be rendered to Colonel y. e. Carring-
ton and. his courteous assistants for their
unremit,ing and generous attention 10 as;
and each OF ns, while we were their guests.
I'd. That we recognize in their many cour-
tesles aud solicitous care ef us that they
were not content to discharge simply what.
ever duties toward rs they had assumed. Sut3
went far beyond the letter Of any contract
between us in the old Virgins hospitality;
which made us feel as II indeed the days ef
StoneWa!l Jackson rad returned.
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,oCAI. MATTERS.

s FOR ruK EtscrIoS.-THE
H,sF1SN',.,Vr.u IT WoRK.-At'a meeting Of
Fss.ss1SS Conservative Club. held at
y ENN,,s,so, las, evening. the follow
"; F%arr" F.s.n'ru,s M OF commit,eemen for the
:: = = ~rSciuc.s within Its jurisdiction
- nsc';u ;u.ord.- First precinct: 2. T.
" u, rsrster. ). J; Burgess, Il. q;
St s ,od " ie. a. SeeSss s Sssfpa d. wise, sssHRe W.
;: ;a,.''' = F. Ws;sr. Third precinct
iss; 't' y .; fn;s. :. II. Tulliam. l.. l.. Bass,
~. - rna.. F. nth precinct: julius
r|- jjti Cru;chseld, Isaac Newman,
c1'' nl:,r5-FIr>t precinct: James JEFF
=" ''yandcr Csk+cr, James W. Gibbs,
- ~ vsr!in. Thomas j: Smith: Second
90 l. II. Gardner, W. n. Tyler, II.
,;.y Third precinct: Benjamin L.
'.,'' foa 7. lIatsey, John 10th, Leroy
l,F,">' uard.-Eirst precinct: Daniel
49,, T. +. Haunigsn. Second pre-
Nv T|o,rose Angle. William 5. Smelling.
- ', ,'rn d,,,imined to hold a grand mass
-. ,., N Monday night, and adjourned
- ..,.,f,h, IN perfect arrangements for
!. ...n. On Monday night.
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SWEET SISGERs-A FINE COMPANY OF THs4.
The Oates Opera Troupe comprises large number
Of fine singers and are delghtiug our people, but
now they have formidable rivals. Mr. r. JAc0sr
has arrived In the ci y with splendid assortment
of canares, parrots, and Brazilian cardinals. Tha
singing birds are Of the very be;t. aud all who love
resl melody should call next door 10 the Dispatch
Office, Main street, where the hirdsare on exhibit
tion and hear their grand chorus and make sach
purchases as fancy and taste may suggest. Come,
listen to the music of the birds. t3 q
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PoIfraN g,.lss..., BaREDs INCIuDtSG YEA
IMpanvs, as ,,S.s., SgssEx, EssEx CHINESE,
ssEsDs. - - 'Nsl
hssr hess boar. between and years so old sis.A.P sap
. gsss Dro0d BOW, between and years old HI s.
sow. nnder ref9na a BET ss. AZ. Howe best brood
CLASS y.-pn1,, r,,r g.. -,
Re.s tr,o ~ s.,, 10y M Mi.--SllICkESs.
rico bess tr,a s 1aa 30, Pc. Larus, Hem
Henr,eo: be.t ,rio u neht Bfahmas, e. Earus,
hast irfn ~ s,, ~ vi 10 oulniFue9 So, james Duke
nnse Ssst VI MnHe lace black Spanisi. S3 James
pascces n ot Is. silver spangIe Hamln CHS. s3,
Sc3,o,,,aS' ~ naSSsoSn' uss .io OF Houdans. S3 i 'P .
s3 Charles H Epps he's. Eamss tos any strainl,
sp ssarses Epps best trio OF Partridge Cocfins
ss ". {. Salmon best li1 ,p;n 2. soisnaon
golden or silver sea- bright, White bsek me.hes
pL plet ns ~ - For greatest va
$40, Charles 81. Epns' 4t1 o"neu os one persons
DUCKS, srrsR. 80 - .. .'.
Best pair turkeys of any. improved breed. AK. q
Era. srank I; 9sss paE AYEiean gsese INES Duke
Dair White hina eeese Rssh,r FPores,er best
largest exhibition pigeons NOT less I'll an yarie
ieg: 20; Lsnnan Ss for hsayes. dozen
j. NJ Lynena besi Guinea pies Ss EaeSis: nsors:s$ $T
+ ling discretionary premium on ceop OF Eastern
sDofe auchs reco.llllen1ea. 80 :s.#8
fLoosi.ss ~ -MaIef.g
class a M. o an ~ who
who had received premiums as besi p,oughn,an I m 6n
with one: two, or,hree horses at any two previous
his bus Ms the ;uses 50 were aoWe t aper han :,
diploma for continued superiority. For besi
Ro,,n M hSrses ,se5 pias worth , ~
horses, silver pi1te worth SlST Sonas Bottom; fol
Sest paoSEhpar @ horses nIa.e worth
With one o horse. silver nate WORTH AZ Tharn
for best coiored pioughman with four horses, $40
Thomas Jones; for r. best coIored ploughman witt
nIoIshman wih;wo Sorses ala s,enSen ss .fooes
for best colored ploughman with one horse, IS
stephen Jones.
Hhe haeins
was not as interesting as was anticipated
owing, no doubt, in great part 10 the facl
that the trotting in harness, which was pro-
grammed for the opening, did not till. II
was Iu'ed out, only three coming to time
| iour oeing required.
| The contest for the Planet Plate" was
the best feature OF the day. 1t was single
dash OF Two miles, open to all ages. three to
starr. vaiue OF plate, 1910. At The call o.
The 0ugle the Judges announced the follow
ing order ior the riders Grace Darling
rider II. Gilman, dress wine, inside track,
starflght' riqer =. i. bradIey, dress gray
"a; SCUM "ales' r'der ID, bartei, dres'
| oiacK, Wnlie, ana req, 90 anu retriever
fiaer w. Glnam' afsss Dine, 4tb.
Grace DaIhng ieo Zoe nfst Iuarter irou
tne ssaf', anu was s Dressed 3s nasG oy oIai.sh 3,
1u .ne secolu, o'aIl,snt anu Neil'eSei =: I, .oI
.o"snG ~ o.uei. H. ;,, reu lucy Sn7 ,,,,n ~ view
,lom oen'na S,;n Sue ouiu1 sns , posi.,unt ..,;1t
i,au cnanseu, oIaIisut 1ahlus ,pc leau: VIII
Grace Grace UaIins ioslsg gtounu ahu oouti
ares eiose upon ne, neeis. H,, as .nsy passeo ss
tne staie on tne ntsH ~, Iiiie olarhs5' nau "a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-30

TIE "Two ORpHANs."-H Hall's Combine
tion-said to be an excellent one--wili COM
mence very brief engagement at the Thes-
tre next week, and play the ss.Two Orphans e
which has had such an unprecedented rnnin
New York. Mr. Edwin Browne, formaiy
with the Katie Putnam troupe, is business
manager of the Combinations.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-30

Cry COUNCIL The regular monthly meet.
ing of the Common Council will be held on
Monday evening at O'Clock. Previous to
the meeting OF the Common Council there
will be joint session of the Council and
Board of Aldermen for the purpose OF elect
ing proxies to represent The city at the meet
ing of the stockholders of the James River
and KanaWba Canal Company.