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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-30

CoSyEYANcEs OF REAL ESTATE TOR TIE
WEEK ENDING OCTOBER %, lS76.-Lots
fronting: 17s feet on Pine street, between
Spring street and Maiden lane, for $3.50;
70 1924 feet on Broad street near Ninth,
for SO, 500; s1o4s feet on Capitol street, cor
ner Of Ninth, for S25,5OO;; % feet on ChaT.
M ;tV street. corner OF ST. Peter, for S146 66s
feet on louisiana street, cornero OF Seventh,
for, s700; 30 feeton Twelfth street between
Canal and Byrd, 65 feet on. Brook ayenue ay ne
between Clay and Leigh streets, l80 feet on
CLAY street, corner Of Harrison, 800 f-------sfeet e
ON Belvidere street between Gary and ca
nal,s 80 feet on Jefferson street near BYRD,
1854 feet on Green street between Cherry
and Culyert, SO feet on Federal near st.
James, 80 feet on st. James street. and 90
feet on Pine street, for sl6, 600; ~ feet. on
Leigh street, between Fourth and 81 Fntn, fI
for 81, 200; 800 feet on Grace street, be-
tween TWenty-seyent and TWenty-esg sghth,
for 1908; 80 feet on Thirty-frst street cor l
ner OF o, and 81 feet on Thirty-trst street
near o, for sl0s -- feet on Fourth street,
for "a E q ~ ~
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

.iMaury Gsn,etery.-Friday Messrs. Nor
rissette, Craig, and Batcheller, OF the City
Council Committee on Cemeteries, visited
Maury Cemetery and made q thorough In
spection of the grounds, books, &C., assisted
by Sidney NJ. Perdue, superintendent. The
committee expressed themselves as highly
gratifed with the condition OF affairs, and
will at the ensuing meeting OF the Council
so report, and recommend certain improve
ments suggested by the superintendent.
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READINGS TONIGHT AT THE YOUNG MEMS
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION HALL.-The Library
Committee Of the Association have secured
the services OF Professor j. Willorghby
Reade to give select readings at the hall to-
night, for the special purpose OF raising
funds to purchase books to replenish the
library. This object commends itself to all
our citizens who desire TO aid SO good an
institution as the Young Mems Christian
Association, (which Is accomplishing so much
in our community among the young men.
The Library Committee have long felt the
necessity of having all the latest and most
interesting books, and are busy getting to-
gether fund for that purpose, in order
that they may make the "Association Hall !"
the most attractive place in the city for
young and old to spend pleasant and
profitable evening, and the best place to get
q good book, magazine, or paper, to take
home and read. Under these views we are
sure that all the members will see the neces-
sity OF having entertainments occasionally,
the proceeds Of which may all be applied to
this purpose; and will, in consideration OF
the fact that they received such handsome
entertainment from the Lecture Committee
on Friday night last, when all spent such a
pleasant evening, be willing to pay the
small admission fee charged on this occa'
sion. . .4..,,,. 81.
The readings tonight require no more OF
us in way OF recommendation than refer
ence to the grand success OF last Friday
night, when one OF the largest audiences
ever assembled in Association Hall were so
highly delighted with the readings. The
programme tonight embraces fine selec-
tion Of humorous and pathetic pieces.
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REGISTER If not already registered.

ROLL OF HONOR AT THE RICHMOND HIGH
ScHooL.-The following is a list OF the
pupils on the roll Of honor at the Richmond
High-School for the past week: Senior
Class-Clara Y. Dearborn, Louie Minetree,
Annie b. Pace, and Rebecca L. Taylor.
intermediate Class--Alice Ezekiel, Mary
Nowlin, Mamie Lyon, Ida F. Ragland,
Mamie Schaap, Gertrude Smith, Blanche
A. Turner, and Rachel Van Wort. Junior
Class-Fannie Cox, Bertha Dickinson, Ella
Hutcheson, Julia Smith, Jeannie Whittett,
Charles Bailey, and Marshall E. Ramos:
Attendance for the past week, 9S per centi
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Retail, MARKErs.-The following were

RETAIL NiARKETs.-The following were
the retail market prices on Saturday .
Meats.-Roast beef, choice, 1856; beef
steak, choice, 1896; veal outlet and roast,
12t to 1896; lamb or mutton, 12s to 1886;
pork, 15c.; liver, 10c.; tripe, 1Oc.; shin for
soup, 10 to 25c., whether Of beef or veal.
FsSh.-The fish market is dull, with the
following prices: Spots, 25c. per bunch,
eight to ten on the bunch; sheephead, none
in market; crabs, 40c. per dozen, and scarce
at that. ~
1egetab1es.-Irish potatoes, &c. per quart,
25 to 3Oc. per half peck; sweet potatoes, 5 to
7c. per quart, 12c. per half peck, 20 to 25c.
Der peck-uniiorm rate all over the market; !;
vans, SC. per quart, 10c. per half peck (;
butterbeans, Csc. per quart; blackeye peas,
15c. per quart; cabbage, 8 to 25c. per head !;
picking cucumbcrs, soc. Per peck; tur-
nips, &c. per bunch. =. sj:, .s,:9.i.
n FIuit.-Apples, cooking, &C., per quart !;
12c. per half peck eating-apples, &c. per
quart; csc. per hall peck; pears-cooklng,
25c. per half peck; eating, from 90 TO 6oc.
per half peck.
Fouls, Chickens, % to 35c each !;
or three for 81; best, soc. per pair ducks,
85 to 45c. each, or so to Toe. per pair eggs,
25c. per dozen; butter, cooking, 20 to 3Oc.
per pound, No. ] country scarce at S5c. !;
milk, 8. to 10c. per quart, 80 to 40c. per gal
lon; buttermilk, &c. per quart, 15c. per gal.
Ion. :s,l= 80. h.s55.t. h.s5r.a I ~ 8.
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TIE GRAND RALLY OF THE X. x. KS
The grand Conservative rally under the
auspices of the X. X. K. has been post
poned until next Saturday night the Attn OF
November, at 8 o'clock. 1t will be given on
the old City Hall lot; and Major John w.
Daniel, General John Echols, and Hon. j.;
r. Tucker, besides the local speakers, VIII
address the meeting.
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4 Pleasant Occasion.-The ball given at
Nunnally's Hall Friday night under the
management of Henry Mantle and Jud.
Moxley was perfect success. There was
large turnout of Manchester's bellies and
beaux, and Messrs. Fitzgerald, Hart, and
Burnett, the floor committee, were assiduous
in their efforts to please. =
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PATTERNS.

RUTrERICK'S PATTERNs.-The win
!, - ter catalogues OF the INFAELiBLE. UNRI-
y ,ShLLED, aud RELIABLE BUTTERICK'S PAT
l isKhS Saye been received.
i, SSEEDL fs. OIL. COTTON, SILK, and AT
'ACHAEHTS for ell klads Of sewing machines
Catalogues free. Call or send address TO
j. i, MCKINNEY,
corner Ninth aud Franklin streets,
&c 3o-eod3t Wheeler IL Wilson Office.
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RAILROAD INsPEcTIoN.-The Examining
Committee OF the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac railroad, with few in
vited guests, passed over the line Of the
road Saturday on tour Of inspection. Dim
ner was served the party on the boat at
Quantico. They reached the city upon their
return about $3.50 O'Clock at night.
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AEsPLES.

ERESH ARRIVAL THIS MORNING
Of SPLENDID WESTERN APPLES in prime
order, and good for cooking or eating
Also, ons lot CiTRoH, for preserving, 70 be found
al my otSce, No. 1915 Basin Bank. sss
$3.50 ", A, sUgLETT.
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have analyzed the wuIsKEY known under the
brand of "B sELscT,'' controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER D. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and fnd It
FREE FROM FUsIL OH. and other impurities, aud
recommend Its use for medicinal and family pur-
poses.-J. b. MGCAw,,' Nd. D., late Professor Of
Chemistry, Medica, College OF Virginia.
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LAND SALE.-J. Fl. Connell has sold his
"Hayport" farm OF 227 acres, four miles
east OF the city, on the Richmond and Han
over turnpike, to Messrs. John D. Redford
and George N. Montgomery. OF this city,
for 81. 600, cash.
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DISPATCH PRINT1NG-HoUsE.-In order to meet
the constantly increasing demands of our trade We
have added wel,-selected assortment Of NEW
TYPE, which, together with our improved AA
cnINERY and sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT
warrant us in guaranteeing the VERY, BEST Glass
OF WORK a. moderate figures and Ia the most expe
dItious manner. ~ 49, tt1s.
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- DEPARTURE OF Mrs. BERNARD,s. Opera
CoMPANY,-Mrs. !. Caroline tRichiags-Ber-
,nard's Opera Company concluded their en-
gagement on Saturday night and left Sum.
day. at P. NJ. on special train for. Nor
folk, where they will play tonight. ;y,p,s
There was fine audience at tine matinee.
to enjoy the eyer-welcome opera OF Martha.
It was well presented, with the following
cast: Lady Harriet Durham, maid OF honor
to the Queen, Mrs. Bernard; Nancy; Miss
Hattie Moore; Lionel, BIr. Harry Gates !;
Plunket, Mr.. John ;J.5 Benitz; Lord iris
tan, Mr.. Frank Howard; High-Sherif, Mr..
Joseph Dauphin. -, .s...%s,:. I. !!
At night Maritana was presented, the
dramdtis perSong being: mariana, Mrs.
Caroline Richings-Bernard; Charles IL,
King of Spain, Frank Howard; Don Caesar
de Bazan, Harry Gates; Don Jose de San
taren, John j. Benitz Lazarillo, Miss Hat
tie Moore; Marquis de Montiiori, c. ]. Mar
son; MarchIoness de Nontifori, Mrs. Henri
Drayton; Captain of the Guard, Joseph
Dauphin.
An attraction OF Mrs. Bernard's company
is her courteous and very obliging business
manager, Mr.. George Miller. He has re-
NAMED in the city during the entire engage
ment, and has made many friends. his
strict attention to business and his ever
ready desire to do something for his patrons
is particularly commendable. :
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UNCLE SAM's CAsH--THE UNITED STATES
INTERNAL REVENUE. Collections for the
week ending Saturday were: Monday, SILL
1850; Tuesday, $11, 1,763.l7; Wednesday,
S5,427.11; Thursday, S12, ,74S.56; Friday,
S8,s7s.97: Saturday, S1l,9s3.45. Total,
SeO O20 TX ~.1EE sa K II. 80 s..@S.s
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THE TOURNAMENT AT THE FAIR.-There
are tifty-fve knights, representing the city
of Richmond and eight counties, entered
for the tournament, and grand contest is
expected. Pools on the result will be sold
at Snellings's Cafe during the week.
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ADJOURNED FOR THE TERM.-The Hastings
Court adjourned on Saturday for the term.
The next term commences on the 9Th OF
November. By the way, Deputy Sergeant
Holzinger is to pay off the Jurors for the
October term to-day.
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WYMAN THE WIzARD.-The great wizard
and yentriloquist continues to please large
audiences with his curious tricks and as
tonishing marionettes at the Virginia Opera
House. He will remain in Richmond du-
ring the Fair-week in order that all OF his
country friends may have an opportunity OF
seeing his interesting performances.
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FROM PROFESSOR A. JACKSON, Laval Univer-
sity, Quebec: II have used good deal Of CoLDEN's
LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF AND TONIC
lSvIGoRAToR' In my private practice, and can re-
commend II extremely useful In case of debility
and weak digestion requiring strengthening nourish-
mentr
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The Meeting at Clover HiN.-From adj
vices received in this city the prospects are
that the meeting at Glover Hill Wednesday,
November 1st, will be one of the largest OF
the season, and great many eolored people
will attend-that class OF people beginning
to feel an interest in the questions now be-
ing argued before the people. .s.'.%
Mayor Chiles, A.. Carter Atkinson, James
P. Cowardin, and other speakers have ac-
cepted invitations to address the meeting.
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The .Markets.-Our markets were well
supplied on Saturday, and everybody
seemed bent on having q good dinner Tor
Sunday. Meats sold as follows: Beet, l2sc.
for choice; pork, 12ac. mutton, 10 to Inc;
sausage, 12bc.; corn beef, 1oc.; veal, 10 to
15c. Fish were scarce, spots being about
the only kind offered; these sold at from 20
to 25c per bunch. Vegetables were plentl-
full, and sold as follows: Turnlps, . to DC.
beck; Irish potatoes, SC. per quart; cab
bage, 8 to 20c.; apples, 20 to soc. pei. peck;
carrots, &c. per bunch; satisfy, &c. per
bunch. Chickens, 20 to 4Oc. Eggs, 25c.
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A BOYS MIsHAP.-Harry Brannan, living
at the corner Of Albemarle and Belyldere
streets, fell into cellar Saturday evening
and was severely injured.
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POLICE INSPECTION police were
assembled at Old Market Hall for inspec-
ton on Saturday at II O'Clock, but owing
to the unavoidable absence of Mayor Car
rington the formality was deferred till fu-
ture day. Major Poe complimented the
men on their fine appearance.
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No COUNCIL THIS EvENING.-This being
the fifth Monday in the month there will
be neither meeting Of the Common Coun-
Gil or Board Of Aldermen; but the Commit
tee on First Market will meet at s p. N. at
the clerks Office Of the Old Market.
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BREAsTPIN SToLEN.-Henry Brown, col
ored huckster, and his wife, Matilda Brown,
were arrested Saturday evening for stealing
breastpin OF the value Of $15, the property
OF M. NJ. Gillian.
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THE PEOPLE WANT PRooF.-There is no medl-
cine prescribed by physicians or sold by druggists
that carries such evidence Of It's superior virtue OF
BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP for severe coughs,
colds settled on the breast, consumption, or any
disease of the throat and lungs. A proof OF this
fact is that any person afflicted can, get sample
bottle for ten cents and try it. Regular size, seven
ty-fve cents. PURCELL, LADD & Co., wholesale
apRntS. {-SFEs-.s. .i#s.
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THE CHEAPEST YETlONLY 20c. A YARD
WORTH 35c.-L. STERN @ Co., 52S Broad street
are selling BRoCADE DRESS GOODS at half price.
Gall enrly n. -.
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AuESENENTS.
,rpGINlA OPERA-HOUSE.

MONDAY. OCTOBER 3oTii. ,,,.,,
>.r, ryEKY NIGHT DURING fAlR-W sf.h.
AH' 'MNrINEE on SATURpAi at 3 O'CLOCK: aocS: for
WyMANS centennial donation oi 9eeas aso1 i|r y,
~ ~ usnmonton, y. j., winch Is situated on thc
SSnarn ~ and Atlantic railroad, tfty minutes rlde
:7Iin inrnSson ESQ WYMAN'S exhibition of MAGIC
,.tSSTpiL COUSIN aud laaghabc cMARlOSETIEs.
,Jn,ission, 35c., including GIFT. ,o ,.
rcrrnrmAnccS hcgin at s O'Clock. &C 5O-oL
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PsRsoSAL.Mayor Cameron, Of Peters
burg. ana Joseph Jorgensen, candidate for
Congress from the Black Belt wers in
the city SATURDAY.. =
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STUDY YOUR INTRREsr, and save money where
you can. L.sTERH 8 CO., b2S Broad street, are de.
termined to sell goods, no matter at what price.
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LEE GALLERY-JOHN w. DAVIES & Son, 920
EAST MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.-Some re-
cent specimens Of photography from this we'll
known gallery show q steady Improvement in style
and artistic ski and we commend 1t to the patrons
age of the public generally Central Presbyterian.
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SEE TO IT, FRIENDS, that your names are
90 recorded on the registry that you VIII
have the glorious privilege OF voting for
TiIden on the 7th Of November.
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J. II. FISHER, Secretary.
ELECTORAL TICKETS.

ro,,, CONSERVATIVE STATE ExEcUTIyE1
'oAairTgE Rooms, No. 9I6 BANK STREET,
~, RICHMOND, VA, October 90. 1875. }
Inc ELECTORAL TICKET or VIRGINIA,
handsomely Autographed, containing the names Of
~ candidates, with such other candidates
a. INA! nave to be voted for In counties Mbene yacan
9ss exist; also the words = for or against the
ahs;ndhents 10 the Constitution, win be sent by
in upon orders, at S2 per thousand. postage paid.
oeZl-l0tf j. Il. FISHER, Secretary.
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THE GUIDE-BooK TO RICHMOND AND VICINITY
should be in the hands of every stranger to this city,
For sale ut all the bookstores and hotels.
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Every visitor to the city should have copy Of the
GUIDE-BooK TO RICHMOND AFB VICINITY. Sold
by j. t. ELLYsoN, 1l12 Main street.
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q OMNIBUS LINE n TEE FARO -Omntbuses
Will run from CARRIERS Office ut frequent
intervals each day during the FsT. T.cket
WIN DO for sale aS Garber's Office. ss
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AUCTIoN SALES THIS DAY.

RJ-. on all safes Of Real Estate made bettoeen
the 1st Of january and last Of June the tGTesyoT
the present Year hare to be paid the parchaser
On all sales made bettnse the lst OF July and IdSf
OF the gear tae taGes haze to be paid by the sette1
(This custom WIS adopted about hfteen years a2s
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, ana az
plies to Richmond and yicinity.]
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Why PAY soc. for goods II you can buy the same
at, L. STERN & Co.'s, b2S Broad street, at zoe.
Give them call. .is.1s ..lt.. s8.
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Nor coMIxG.- Goldsmith g Maid viii not
be at the Fair. The nsgotia cations TO secure
her presence have failed. &
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FANCY STRAW and WIRE DESIGNS Of every de-
scription for flowers at MoRroE's, corner Of Main
an Reservoir streets, t1sss' tf's'.
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HarpeTs .Bazar and LeSlie's LadyS
Journal for this week received from j. Il.
Ellyson, 1112 Main street.
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.,,,rARY NOTICES.

,.,r,.DoUARTERS R1CHMo NDE
iriiTYTuARD, ocTonER cT2s 2s' ls7s:-GEs- ;- a
tEN okphns .,s c,m,nSG for tull-drcss drill and n
crE,"'nn o. M''r' 'M0NlSAY NIGHT: October $oth ss az
in>JT,''""' ''"' CHARLES =. TAYLOR,
c'clcrS' Captain.
,,,r 7, n = &C SQ-1t
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CUSTOM WoRK.-Hand-made Boots and Shoes Of
every description made TO order BY HERMAN Bo-
sc1IEN 6 BROTHER, 500 and GIL Broad street,
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THE LYON CAsE.-Acting Police-Justice
Crutchfeld on Saturday continued the case
of T. X. Lyon till the 9th OF November.
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Cry CONSERVATIVE CoAAIrTEE.-Ine
next meeting of this body will be ON FRI
day night. .s3s +
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HYACINTn AND BULBS Of al kinds, for fall plant
ing for winter blooming, at MoRToN's, corner Of
Main and Reservoir streets
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Be sure you supply yourself with copy of the
GUIDE-BooK TO RICHMOND AND VICINITY. It
viii be useful now and convenient for reference
hereafter For sale at all the bookstores and hotels.
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THE BEST PIANO.

AFFAIRS IN THE MUSICAL DEPARTMENT AT THE
CENrENNIAL-THE JUDGES AND THE CoMsiIs-
SION AWARD KNABE & co. THE LEADING POSI-
TIOy. JS,. - VT
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CONSERVATIVE STATE ExEcur1yEl

CONSERVATIVE STATE ExEcUTIyE)
COMMITTEE Rooms,
<hiApQGARTERS No. 915 BANK STREET.
( CONSERVATIVES THROUG HOUT
~ ue stale Will take the most effective method OF
prloIiing the party organization by putting theul-
serves Ia communication with this committee,
ceive attention
Dcmoera.Ic and Conservative newspapers from all
parts OF She Union art kept for public use.
NE. MEADE,
A. NJ. KELLEY,
JOHN II. GUY,
Committee.
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CHANcERY COURT OF RICHMOND, SATUR-
DAY-Judge E. Fl. Fitzhugh presidiRg.-
The following cases were disposed of:
Schweitzer Us. Schweitzer, DC. Decree
directing rule against purchaser who Is In
default to show cause on the 30th OF Novem-
Der, 1876, why property shall not be resold
at his risk and costs.
Hays Us. Michard, sc. Decree confirming
report of commissioners Of sale Of the pro-
perty in the bill and proceedings men-
toned.
Hobson Us. Seldom, &c. Decree modify
ing terms Of sale as specified in former
decree. Z.
Strlngfellow Us. Cowles, administrator,
&C.; Cowles Us. Cowles, administrator, dc.
Order authorizing trustee to detach. coupons
and dispose of same for benefit of Helen B.
Stringfellow.
Steele and wife Us. McNamee, &c. De-
cree confirming sale and making provision
for distribution of the fund.
Minor Us. Mcdowell, &c. Robinson Us.
Mcdowell, &c. Decree referring causes to
a commissioner for further account, inquiry,
and report.
Shannon Us. Aliens administrators, &c.
Decree in conformity with the opinion OF
the Court overruling and disallowing plea
and overruling demurrer, and referring
cause to a commissioner for account, In
quiry, and report.
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THE LEE GALLERY.-Thc best PHOTOGRAPH
GALLERY in the United States.
CHRIsTIAN OBSERVER.
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es GET Your Il RAEsRERs. .-P Persons already
registered who moved from one voting pre-
cnet to another. previous to the stli Of Eoc-
tober must get their transfers or lose their
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WEST VIRGINIA EXTRA SEMI CAMEL spLINT
COAL, now 50 scarce, delivered from Mr.J LIB. WAT
KIys's fuel Office, corner Ninth, Cary, and
Basin bank, this morning. Call early to secure it.
Also, NIL other GOALS and WOOD. '@ ~
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THIRTY-oNE CENTS Is o very low price for a 5(
alpaca. l.. STERN & co. are selling them.
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BOOTS Of all styles, Trunks, atchefs, yalises, &C.,
for sale low at BoscnENs, 500 and5l1 Broad street.
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STATE CONSERVATIVE COLD COME ROOMS, !

STATE CONSERVATIVE COLD COME RooMs,}
No. SlS BROAD STREET.
RICHMOND, VA. october 2S, 1876.
TO THE PUBLIC.-The Colored Cor
- u serVatiVc Club withdrew all collectors October
~. 40 person or persons are authorized TO collect
,"t tnts association In Richmond or Henr'co. We
,." .e puohc wllt not subscribe to any paper pur-
ihs 70 nan from this association. il any collec-
%sois % nave been made they are unauthorized and n
'-a"o. WALKER HOWARD,
,e,,, Fourth Vice-President;
Joseph LOUIS, Treasurer;
w. III. L. COMBS, Secretary,
&c 3O-2tk N'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-30

GET YOUR sHAwLs at L: STERN & Co.'S, 62t
Broad street. -..Li. -1IIn l.ELle. -z-Ltt-E- I.