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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-28

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, THURS
DAY.-Judge Hughes transacted the follow
ing business yesterday:
In the matter OF W. s. Catlett d Co. The
composition accepted by the creditors was
confirmed by the court, and W. S. Catlett,
one of the bankrupts, having complied with
its terms, the Marshal delivered the property
OF the firm to him.
Boulware, assignee, Us. Wallace and as
in chancery. H. c. Jones was substituted
for G.. u. Williams, guardian, as purchaser OF
a certain lot on CANDLES Hill, and Beul
ware, rs special commissioner, was directed
to make a deed to Jones upon the payment
OF the 81 800 purchase-money, and pay the
proceeds to Williams, guardian, on account
Of the debt due him by c. M. Wallace.
In the matter of B. D. Bradshaw. The
bankrupt's attorney was allowed fee oi
5000.
In the cases Of Bernard Loper, George
Lipscomb, James A. Foster, John S. VIII
son, James L. Waddell, and William Han
kins. The assignees were discharged.
In the matter of Richard Mitchell. r. L.
Maury was appointed special commissioner,
and directed to sell the two tracts of land
and the life-interest in third, surrendered
by the bankrupt, at public auction after due
notice.
In the matter of William j. Bragg. The
clerk was ordered to deliver the bond Of j.
T. Tisdale for 500 to the executors Of
DARCY Paul on account Of their debts.
In the matter Of George Belcher. The
bankrupt and his wife, and John w. Terry,
were ordered to show cause on the 26th OF
May next why the bankrupt's land should
not be sold for the benefit Of the creditors.
In the case Of r. A. Hillyard. The petit
ton OF - uillyard, by D. Straughp, his
next friend, was dismissed.
In the matter OF the Jefferson Insurance
Company. The clerk was instructed to
check upon the fund in bank to the credit
of the cause in favor OF the United States
Marshal for S65.S9, in payment OF an execu-
ton in his hands in favor Of N. Dawson.
In the causes Of Cohn, assignee OF Jacob
Knopt, and ,Gohn, assignee OF w. and Il. u.
Pullman, against Taylor's committee and
ats.i Jacob Cohn was appointed special
commissioner, and ordered to sell the real
estate in the proceedings mentioned at pub
lie auction. }.s.5
,GeIn the matter of d. X. Ferguson. The re-
port of Hansborough, special commissioner,
was amended so as to place the Judgment OF
James WiIlstte in the first class OF liens; |;
and the assignee was authorized to allow
the assignee OF the judgment the amount
thereof In payment OF the purchase money
due for land purchased by him.
InDthe matter OF III. 0. Moss. The as
signee was ordered to give bond without
delay.
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SHoCKoE WAREHoUsE.-This old and ia
vorite warehouse is now thoroughly fitted
up, and, under the auspices Of Messrs. w.
FL. Kennon and w. III. Perkins, inspectors,
assisted by John w. Powell, deputy inspec-
tor, bids fair to exceed its business Of for
mer years. 1t will continue to be regular
inspection warehouse, under the appoint
ment of the Governor. Messrs. Kennon,
Perkins. and Powell are popular citizens,
well and favorably known to nearly all
OF the planters in the State, and are busi-
ness-men OF high character and standing.
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BOYS AND GIRLS ENTERTAINMENT To
NIGHr.-Remember that the boys OF Grace
Street Baptist church win entertain their
friends and the public generally tonight,
at the church, with some admirable dia-
logues. The boys have been in good train
ing, tile dialogues are original, rare, and
racy, and those who have heard the Tehea5-
sails are enthusiastic about them. No ad-
mittapce fee will be charged. After the
bows entertainment is over the girls Will
spread in the basement of the church feast
of delicacies and substantials.
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WHAT THE CLAY WARD CONSERVATIVES
ARE DoISG.-Ata q meeting Of the Conserva-
tiyes Of Clay ward last night, Colonel r. B.
Berkeley in the chair and Mr.. T. j. Smith
secretary, the following resolutions, pre-
sented by General B. T. johnson, were
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That this ward meeting do
earnestly urge upon the Conservative voters
of Clay Ward their imperative duty to regis
ter at once themselves and to see that their
friends and neighbors also register.
Resolusd, That the other wards OF the
CITY be requested to hold similar meetings,
so as to bring the Importance OF registration
prominently before the Conservative voters.
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To LADY GARDENERS AND AMATEUR FLO
RIsTs-When your now fresh and beautiful pansies,
pnks, flschias, &C., "all faded and gone," the
GLADIoLUs, being native of the tropics, will still
furnish you with flowers in spite Of the summers
heat. My whole stock Of Towering bulbs Is now at
the store Of Messrs. Randolph 6 English for sale.
They comprise variety Of shades and tnts, and are
fine and healthy TO have succession Of bloom
you must plant ut intervals until the middle or end
of lime. r.s-# j. p. STITH.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE ON THE CHESAPEAKE
AND Ono RoAD.-The morning mail-frain
on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, now
leaving Richmond at o'clock, will leave
ON and after May the 1st (next Monday ut
8 A. M. The schedule of the other trains
will not be altered.
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REPORT OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH.--We Q
have received copy OF the annual report
OF the Board OF Health bound in pamphlet
form. It is very valuable work. Its most
important features have been published in
the Dispatch from time to time.
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MEssRs. POLK MILLER & Co., Apothecaries
Gentlcmen-It affords us pleasure to testify to the
merits of your ITALIAN INSECT POWDER, adver-
tised for the destruction of REACHES, ANTS, BED
BUGs,&c. Reaches by the thousand were destroyed
by one single application Of your INVALUABLE
POWDER, and we advise all housekeepers to try it.
CHRISTIAN & WHITE.
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THE WITCH OF ENDoR.-The Rev. r. N.
Sledd delivers this attractive lecture at
Union Station church; tonight. The
NWitch y is puzzle to commentators. Mr..
Sledd, with great viyacity and cunning
hand, unravels this curious question. The
lecture is said to be smart and eloquent.
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RegiStration.-In the Fourth Ward the
registration books viii be open for revision
and registration at Bowen's store, corner Of
Eleventh and Hull streets, on Tuesday,
Wednesday, and Thursday, the 9th, 10th,
and 11th of Nav.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-At regular
meeting of Trinity Lodge, No. 81, Good
Templars, held in their lodge-room iast
night, the following officers were elected {:
E. w. Powell, w. C. T.; Miss Bette Red
wood, w. V. T.; W. Il. Vaughan, secre-
tary; Arthur Williams, F. s.; Mrs. NJ. i;
Dill, W. T.; 81. T. Gentry, W. G.; Bernard
Frischkorn, w. NJ; Robert Stratton, l: ", !;
Ed. Riddick, o. g.; Miss Elyla Fox, II. IL.
S.; Miss Virginia Morris, S. H. S.
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FREExDs OF TEMPERANCE.

THEERATERNALRELA THAT SHOULD
EXIST AMONG THE v vARIOus TEMPERANCE
!. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COUNCIL TO MEET
ON, THE FOURTH TUESDAY IN OCTOBER
IN PETERsBURG-LAsT NIGHTS SESSION,
MUsIc-LADIEs AND DsPEECHEs-THANKs-
4 iADJoURNNENT. S - s~ss
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Ward Meetings. THE Conservative citi-
zens Of the different wards are to meet in
their respective wards tomorrow night for
the purpose Of considering the plan adopted
by the City Executive Committee in re-
ference to the nomination Of municipal can
didates. -
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THIGH BRoKEN.-Captain Lewis, OF the
schooner Henry Parker, now loading at tins
port, had his thigh broken yesterday after
noon. DR.. Mcclure was called in and sci
the limb. -'
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IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENTS 1s THE East
EiD.-The City Engineer. Colonel w. E..
Cutshaw, adyertises for sealed proposals
until Tuesday for the stone-arched bridge 10
be constructed, on Williamburg avenue,
over Gilie's creek, and also for the excava-
tion, DC, necessary to the grading Of Or
leans street and other approaches to the
bridge. B.
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SECOND EXPOSITION at the PARIS MILLINERY
APRIL 9th of new arrivals Of BoENETs, HATS,
FLOWERS, &c. A call of inspection Is respectfully
solicited. PARIS MILLINERY COMPANY, Maaaihe
KATE DE LA FORCE, Richmond manager
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TOBACCO WAREHOUSE.

SlurkuE WAREHOUSE, RICHMOND,
y Nh.-Thi> layoriic and thoroughly-constructed
warehouse. under the management of MeSsrS. w. II.
h,n,on and ". H. Perkins, inspectors. and John W.
r"Hra. iuty Inspector will be continued in the
,u'#rr, III the past, Il regular INSPECTION
WAHiiiUl >E. under the appointments of the Gov
,raor IT," patronage "f the public Is solicited, and
th,.g Interests Will hc protected.
+. G.. PEYTON.
al -s-lw Agent for ProprietorS.
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scULpToR's ART.-Mr. E. V. Valentine is
modelling from photographs bust OF Gem
eral Albert Sidney Johnston, ordered by
Colonel William Preston Johnston, q son OF
the gallant soldier. J
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DANGEROUS There is dangerous place
in the sidewalk on Fourteenth street be-
tween Main and Cary, which ought to be
repaired before some one sues the city Tor
broken ankle and gets about $4,000.
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For THE CENTENNIAL Chaftin, Staples
g. Co. shipped yesterday per the Canton In
side Line their collection OF gVirginia mine
rails to be placed on exhibition ut the Cen
ltennial Exposition. Ess;fl
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CoNvIcTs RECEIvED.-There were re-
ceiyed yesterday at the penitentlary from
Winchester, Denis Coutts, four years, IoI
burglary, and Forest Johnson, nYe years
for the same offence.
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Enlargiug their Accommodations.-Th
station-house is having two additional cells
placed therein with view of changing the
establishment into city Jail.
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AN ALLEGED WIPE-BEATER.--Wil illsam
Madison fcolored) was arrested yesterday
morning on the charge OF beating MS Hle.
He will have his case adj udicateG beIore nus
Honor Justice White to-day.
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AgREsTED.-George W. Bowen, who has
been arrested for fraudulently engaging
help for the Centennial, has been arrested
on the York River road, and will reach
Richmond to-day.
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A PHEASANT AEFA1R ON CHuRcu H1LL.-

A PLEASANT AFFAIR ON CHURCH HILL
Last night Company +, Of the Fire Depart
ment, celebrated the complete outfit in i'm
proved fire apparatus by an entertainment
ut their engine-house, on Twenty-hfth
street. Owing to. the illness Of Captain
Taylor the affair had been postponed to the
present time. About 10 O'Clock the COM
pany assembled around the table, which
was handsomely adorned, and ladened with
all the delicacies OF the season. Prominent
among the good things was plentiful sup
ply OF lobster and chicken salad. After full
Justice had been done to this part OF the
feast Captain Taylor ordered a charge
on the glasses, and in happy little
speech stated the object Of the assembly,
returned thanks to the city authorities for
their equipments, and welcomed the guests
to the festive board This was the signal
for speech-making, and addresses were
made by Mayor Kelley, w. G. Darlington,
Chief Ainslie, George Bargamin, W. d.
williams, II. w. Davis, r. Ii. Whitlock,
and others. An amusing combat OF wit
took place between Messrs. Kelley and Car
rington, which was greatly enjoyed.
The whole affair was n decided success,
and most pleasant one, and reflected credit
on the committee -Messrs. G. w. Taylor,
E. r. Snead, J. T. Redwood, and Adam
Smidt.
The following is roll of this excellent
company: G.. w. Taylor, commander; H.
T. Snead, foreman John Mackie, engineer;
W. II. Taylor, helper; N. b. Grooms,
driver. Hosemen: A. j. Duesberry, Albert
Ellington, James Grubbs, r. A. Hughes,
NJ. Meredith, G. w. Moore, W. j. Points,
John Redwood, Adam Smidt, John walsh.
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I.EdTCE RES.

WITCH OF ENDOR. LECTURE.
r.y. X. y SI.EnN Will deliver lecture at Union
,.'.4..l Methodist Episcopal church
vgypAN FVENIN,;. hrRIL 2STII. 1876.
sheet: WITCH OF ENpOK."
,...t>SiOn. rs cents ap2J-Sl III, ihNe
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I HAVE ON HAND

| HAVE ON HAND
100 larrcls CUT HERRINGS,
loo barred, GROSS IiERRINGS,
100 Ialf-l,arrels GROSS IIERRINGS,
loo bags BLACK PEAS.
ALSO
FAMILY. EXTRA, SUPERFISE, AND FINE
FLOUR,
and receiving by every boat
ORANGES AND LEMONS.
Ap2S-2t b. HILL. 1924 Main street.
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From Edward Jennings, NJ d., Surgeon City Hos
ptal, Halifax: Coden's Liebig's Liquid Extract OF
Beef and Tonic Invgorator is very agreeable arlce
of diet In Diphtheria Fevers, and every depressing
disease its use will be found invaluable.
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GROCERIES,. &c.

NOTlCE--TO Ny FRIENDS AND THE
: rtELII GENERALLY.-iiaving purchased
d: j. II. Br5"-y the business lately carried on by
him I would respectfully inform the pubic that 1
hall al all jlnic keep on hand irst-ciass assortment
- FAMILY GROCERIES, and hope by attention TO
hH.!nc>, to merit the patronage of my friends and
Tie public generally. HENRY ALSTON,
ai g~-cod3tt No. 2607 Main street.
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saUpREaaE CoURr DEoIsIoss. D ,l 10, !, !.

THE CMSfBoRAZos CASE sETTLED-DIsTRE
BUTTON OF PROPERTY CONVEYED IN
DEED-A LEGACY GIVEN TO WIFE BY
HER FATHER NOT sUBJECTTTo ANTECE-
DENT DEBTS OF THE HUsBANDs-A WAR
CASE DECIDED, &C. &c, 5 @.sl ~
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BtTIsS. FEAiR-DKESSENG &c.
DATUS, BATHS, BATHS.

HOT. COLD. AND SHOWER BATHS can be h;sd
Il a! hour, at tr Cutting. Shaving. and sham
l"'oiu. saloon ut llOBSDN Il SCOTT, Shafer's
huiaiu@. corner oi Main and Tenth streets. Single
iarh. 25c. ap 2S-2t*
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TIE dress-goods stock at Levy BROTHERS,
large attractive and desirable. Their prices are a
low as the lowest.
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CHASCERY C0URY oP RIcHMoED, THURs-
DAY.-The following cases were disposed

T. SShASC6hff SOUBP~ OF HECHHOED, THUR
DAY.-:The following cases were disposed
Of ~
shanks & Barrett Us. stanly, &C.; Davis
vs. Stanly, DC. Decree authorizing note on
file in these causes TO be withdrawn from
papers and deposited in bank for collection,
and allowing credit thereon as in said de-
cree set forth.
Peay Us. Peay, &c. Decree referring
cause to a commissioner for inquiry and re-
put. ~z4 3
Peebles's executor US. PEBBLES, &c. De-
cree confirming report of commissioner
and authorizing the executor and trustee to
compromise claim against the estate held
by the Petersburg Savings and Insurance
Company, now pending in the Supreme
Court OF Appeals j1,et
Whittle Us. Whittle, &c. Decree referring
cause to commissioner for inquiry and re-
port. p- 80 ~
Barker Us. Connell, &c. Decree on, petit
ton OF guardian authorizing principal Of
wards estate to be applied to his mainte-
nance and education. ~
Richmond and York River Railroad Com
pany Us. Tabb, &C.; Tabb, &C., Us. Rich
mond and York River Railroad Company,
&c. Decree in conformity with opinion Of
court sustaining exceptions in part, over
ruling others, and recommitting report to
be restated in accordance with the princi-
pies settled by the court in its opinions.
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NorE-PAPER and envelopes can be had cheaper
at LEVY BROTHERS, than at any other place In this
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SILKS Of every description can be had al Levy
BROTHERS at very low prices. New afditlons just
made to their stock.
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ENCOURAGE home manufacture; buy your shirts
of LEVY BROTHERS, and get the best material ever
mt fnIo shirt.
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GESrLEMEN's furnishing goods of evary descrip-
ton at LEVY BROTHERS.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

,,r,YS. ATTENTION.-Attend drill 3
tI,ri business meeting al your arniory THIS n
Mn, NIGHT ~ "a O'clock. "
~ ,,frv MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. and n
-aa,EN \IGHT until further orders.
- >,r,;rr L. j. RoSSlECN, Captain.
'.r :. IRWIN SMITH, First Sergeant.
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ECRU LACES, ecru scarf-net, ccru lace for wells,
ccru ties and scarfs, at LEVY BROTHERS.
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.ppoFEsaIoNAr. CARDS.

GPECIAL NoTIGE.-DRs. JORDAN e
ODAVIEsON, principals and st,sef q s
pS1adeinhia. NAV be M saet
nrirafs oce and sesidenees 1920 tlsert st.S5s D
tsbsssdeIsi,ia Ofice hours from 10 a. n un q - :.
NJ and from @ ttll B Il. d. a., Z,
Z. Hnndays TIL Q RsM. only. sP 80 Aa.
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DIASoRA, WARD, and other CHOICE BhAmDs Ids -
LOCKS, l446 Main street. -
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LADIES will find the largest stock of suits ana
rcady-made garments for ladies at LEVY BROTH
rms,
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Harper's Weekly and Eeslie's illustrated
Newspaper for this wreck received from >.
Z. Ellyson, ill., NaiH street.
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FAIRS AND EE.kSTS.

I-NTERT ENT AT GRACE
/, STREET BAPTIST CHURCH. TONIGHT. -
- ,..y, wil EECITE DIALOGUES In The main
''.s ..-.-r,n,n a.G the girls will spread 4 FEAST
. n, basement. All arc invited. No charge for
%. .'.ri.,,nrc ap2S-lt*
TUE FAIR ANNOUNCED By THE
,plI'> or THE GRACE-STREETp pRESBY-
rrEltN CIT KCu will open THIS EVENING at
~ &, - ;hc lCcturc-roo;n. corner Of Grace and
s...-ih ire.
,,r,.orah'c and valuable assortment Of articles
-, ,.,. a, children has been provided, aud Will
- -! ~ a Just valuation: and with these va
49,, ,l U>EEjl., TASTY, and FANCY ARTl-
lE>. -, J.,
u : s,,. -yl:l. teacher or waI-work and embalmer
d.. natural flowers. -
t,,-srffyr Refreshments, bouquets, and Growing
r,,,t, will hc offered.
Thc Fair will bu continued each day and evening
.r'-Sr. ~, week. Admission free. ap2i-5t
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FINANCIAL.

k'OR SALE, CITY OF RICHMOND
-. BONDS, VIRGINIA COUPONS, receivable for
merce ~ xftfS = al upIn I,sp1 ssxs "a Soln
"P So-lw Cashier.
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soII1IroR OF CLAIMS.

EDGAR. III. GARNETT, soLigIagh = !, :
ST. ri TEs 1EnVEn ssiENT, COMMISSIONER .!l, os
DEEDS FOR THE sEVERAL ST ATE ATEs, NsylfAihl Nss9l ~
tPtjBi.IC FOR THE CITY OF KlChhlOSyy.s...iLySs'
,o.ifions taken deet.s mortgages powers OF
pey' sscknowicd2ad, and aI other tnsfr.msnss ei
writing 10 be used or recorded In any OF the Satfs
Pensjons. bounfies, patents, and nh 9:hss eialnss
before any OF the Departments at of u
fore Congress, promptly attended to ~ cspS
pAt 49,. = E. M. GARNETEs
Roorn No. Skaters bniid1nes
i sp 2o-2w ls.s...s.o..s.. : z.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear or fair
and warmer.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 4. NJ, 4S;
0 A. NJ, So; II NJ, "a; p. NJ, &c; GP.
NJ, 6S; midnight, 5S.
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cusrox {hand-rnade) WORK TO order, and gna,-
anteed to st Repairing. neatly done BY
BoscHEN & BROTHER,
500 and gil Broad street.
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1t IS CONCEDED by all smokers that WHIT
LOCKS NOBEL CIGARS are the best for ten censs'
For sale everywhere.
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If You DON'T REGISTER BEFORE TUESDAY
night YOU can't vote ut the May election.
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EDUCATIONAL.
T. UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

The Board of Visitors Of the University Of Vlr-
.u.a vii elect PROFESSOR OF GREEK at their
neat REGULAR meeting. JUNE 26rIl, 1876, 10 take
:.u'Itr. IT Professor Gilderscevc. resigned.
AFFILIATIONS with testimonials must DC addressed
f. ii, Board of Visitors and enclosed othe Chair
..a# ol jnc Faculty, University Of Virginia.
s,L--lGw
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CIRCUIT COURT.-In this court yesterday
Henry Aston, an Englishman, was natural
iZed.
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FRIDAY.
WEATHER REPORT.

PRoRABIL1TlEs To-D Washington,
April 21.--For the South Atlantic States,
increasing easterly winds, falling barometer,
stationary or higher temperature, cloudy
and possibly rainy weather.
For the Middle States, falling barometer,
southeast to southwest winds, threatening
and possibly rainy, warmer weather, and
possibly followed by cooler northwest winds
Friday night.
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CONSERVATIVES, If you want to vote you
must register at once. But four days are
left
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TRUNKS, yALrsEs, AND SATcHELS reduced u
yery low prices at DoscHEN's, Broad street.
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soDa.wAyEn APPARATUS.
PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF CITY ENGISEER,}
.RIcHMoSD, VA, April 26. 1879.

OFFICE OF CITY ESGISEER,}
'RIcHMoND, VA, April 26. 1873.
NOTICE TO STONE, BRICK, And
IN Earth CONTRACTORS.-SEAL PRO,
pOSAIS will be received at this Office until TUES
DAY, May I'd, at o'clock p. h, for the following
city work: a., s,n,,o,-,c,ed n,
Twenfy-dfth Street from half way between franEbn
and Grace streets to Broad street one In raylns
worth NJ jackson street between Fifth ana Stxth
Streets and one lin rayine north Of Baker street DC.
tween Third and Fifth streets:
III. STONE ARCHED BRIDGE. 10 he constructed
on Williamsburg avenue over Gilne's creek. 1v,,s,
" III. EXCAVATION OF ORLEANS, NICHOL-
son. AND FULTON STREETS, 10 flfin approaches
to bridge over Gilie's creek.
PIans speciacations and terms OF proposals can be
seen upon application at this ofice.
The COMMITTEES ON Streets reserves the right 10 &c.
>ect any of al p''poSA' W. T.. CUTsHAW,
apes City EnGneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-28
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

/ A3~ on a1Esates of, Rsd. Estets mads bsttcseas
the 1st of Idnstarv and Ice. OF yaas the tdSesf for
The presenf gear hare 5epasd by the ptsrctdser.
On dlJ sGtes mode betoeea thai ef Judy ard lasf
Of the year the tazes hare to be paid BY the sstler
This custom was adopted about aEteen years ago
by ali the real estate agents in Riehmcnfi and APP
plies to Richmond and vicinity. j ~
GEUBBS e WILLIAMS, s p Sf., framed Gweiiing,
No. II !, and vacant lot, on south Laurel street
between Holly Street and James river.
AUGUSTINE RoYALL, ESQ p. NJ, land in Cheg-
terflsld one mile from Mattoax staSaoEy on the
Richmond and Danyilsc railroad.
WILLIAMS & GIBSON, 4:30 p. IL. framed houses
Nos. 10S and lIO Baker street.
BYERLY q POWELL viii sell at 10 A. IL, ,Eno-
ttons, &c. ,@
CooK & LAUGHToN, 10. A. n, furniture, chill
drens carriages, &c. III,