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New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
" Y WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For TIE WEEK ENDING AUG. :. lS1G
y ~ hy uur Rel

G.arfdi Btys-ifGfS
Send only Good articles freight and other eat
ui poor goods Put .yeryilus good "let An attractive
L secures examination ufcn makes sale whctc Grty
package or q Appearance ll- PACK Sc'u - 80 t'at
r moi on Viii not aOS the tiut 10 change about tso
U,,,tv Of cra dTy nnc with Marx plainly
uh yaiHf-a stencil plate Is htstand note contents nn ho
oy of har r, stating thr amount JD send letter ~ the
same tnr. What scut the route. une' &c An IN
should also D. inClp-ef In Htel or box ANis
state br nuuUrr packages scene Ion lpdri'i reul
non goods put best sLap" 50 that 'our marx - IN
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09

Receipts tor the past wcok - - PALACES 30 prry.or'
surmtuts. Jhi E'iii- h'-
Ter ,nIr OF The right kuh Take The '','ps "i 90
ly ir 5uou idrFacrs, AMI less than "' "l
,u Stai, Iur I-oly sIll Iruuu bi re t-Ir'u "'ffh
~. answer f1r u, tieir ti us, ni SAG -''c E "n
t,a q tho su,cr,' trade Tho f'al s'1.'' "I
nm, butter WIl .Ouu caro- iri'"9 a' .ltr
,.ira now upJ ttr CHOICE tl'iui. ~ "ls aio
flIy lcIr Al
c.eu OH K arrN- . .clr,iy Of me usur te
ty.a. more cu grade, and tL.t, init it
,.l.h,ly. Improved. E.uW t'Sr ti'lr /" clh"si veal
] 4,'. ap uui "i.t a. tIfui'lti'H ~
f,,,r IIft'r IpfHr
~. DIs uf tus saIas rather suaI .y- u rrtto
ffrar ffI..t.IY.s pH,r- "a
bu or - about lury ptIur o Welsh "r irr ri
,.I4 Ht.. Of pataar. % - brAus r'II Iu.tHh
butter li l l-l tl. lLrns iItor. wuktdI lt's
-.a- Mr-l,iu nIhr pals -'i up b." -c. ." Iowa 300
chic. sI, u 4 ufuif.pUt t.uIlhl
ha-iba sold at-tt "t ui fA'"fF liia a. "n i"r
10 iiladr pIa uIas, Proportion n. th' Du
j. IaulrT u' gtHtr. i4' 'Aii H''t
has tor HakIuE, lUl oI fuI"afhs
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Business Chances.

CHARLEY ROSS.
- Wanted. GENERAL AGENT, Win capital FOR Scw:
York and We cn.ty handle THE FAIiIKS STORY OF
CHARLEY ROSS The most touching aud absorbing ssoty
tie annals Di American history. ..
Must understand agency business. raro opportunity
fOr ! Grst-c,ass party.
JOHN f. POTTER & CO.. Publishers
rhuIdrlyh.S, Penn.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09

Receipts past Wrck Ectnt I,lI bbIs etpofIE pl'I
w,rI $50 utrs: receipts pH-, l.~i' hu-h exports
2.5 bush Alter the sganiy supply ri ans ist i't
began o BE- question whether thtl
had no MANLY ben IN, and t'ie was Sf'nsef t'iH
M consequence aud htie aiyauge. Sow, h"""',f Nhh
,tr af,r arrival. ani light calls from slrfr trade u
slow aud th,gris nearly feeling o. weakness 80 Pee nih'
Parties ALREADY begin tax NTitr 9"lt %" lr" 'i" A
tnoHg of course viii Wr.k- b.frc new hau@ az hr'f
Mrur beans inquiry, Hud small T. ~ stT'i3
ur are being u.brl 10 bb LIS 81 - 10 Ne n'lr
i8l bb- Il o. ofcr ui - - was 10 -l
Marrow. forward more fIrly, tni have
been pu e ~ Jr ra,, 80 hh.S "h ,"es AZ
- a. Red kilr,S oull 90 quotations -t"', 40 hfl
Ir,ur II ~ on gn, l hb, az rl %, nt 40 :. a
auI U bls At n 1 In large -i' o. green peas "n
pr I,r terms. that there is demand Tor u, bNt because
thtyvy ,rsI IpV
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Receipt, ior Iasi "o'k no. D. boxes ''. "A 49,.
-,.. tu.. rzupI- b. ,,4 - u. Liverpool '''i" i
nm. -. ~ .l.t % Co., OF y,f, la4t mars.
I4, f.,, as Ir.,I5 .aCr DO. d uy.t. -uu 7 ir
...- fr e. i.N.rr liant ryI 20 trHt I i O" ir
al, -.rlIu- .If Swpi,a nal -t 300 'HA''' o." ''l.'i
I.,,.r- urtta-. I.r ltilr improved iuh t. tA-
W... uas ,ai..,. leaving BE- tar..r oI m"r" ait.t ir
.r44,I- tulrGa l.au f.'i"r. Iuc M'"f"ic i'
H,,.. mol .I. o. Z pud'IH t.-
-...sr oaIHr 10 bot .,al.r. uuu''ic-' i'' r".H
To- 40 ui. tIr general D..Il.rt. tnfirut..n 90
rJtAIur viii Dr., s1'. brl s-'i' hh',,
.a.' N,r. -latr fl,tu..r Dt red al
49,. iao . 'rIu. Gao, q Id E'plritt, one a'
pIt. and p.r tl . @ Do .rI Hau no r.H %" a-t t.u'" &
f .l,, l.,. OHIO. J'Ise iuy Ahru ptir' r'I o.
named 20 b. -.I o auu a,l, a h fts-oh i"i tA H .t'
ft 100 uaI general rr--'1 L'rr T bIi.I"ht'.
t.l.f., tf, mon. ,.,y go. U.aT UIUI iI Nr tid
t Way N,g ta.r 'Ia. course We h'."
mo- u. tUuIt tr Hr prepare Tie luf "ta
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
Banhing 6ouses ano Bankers.
DiDiocuo No.ltc5.

BANS OF ThE MASHArrAS CoMPANY,{
NEw-YogS, july 81 1876. 8
V'HE President and Directors OF the NAN
A HAITIAN COMPANY havo this day declared DINI-
DEND OF FOUR 90 PER Cent ree from tax, payable on
after Thurs lay, tGe 10TH prOy. - -.., =. .,
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09

High prices are bringing poi
quantities that thew now hay,
sell at abont the same figures, II
lower. onions have also been c
ING ai about ~ 20. Melons COZ
Nutmcgs have fair inquiry.
able. Late favorable weather !.
chclpc1ing most vegetables. '
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DELAWAi.E ASD HUDSON CANAL COMPANY,
NEtS-Aplk l,IIv - -gf

DELiWlAE ASD HUDSON CAyAL CoNrNY,l
NEw.loLS, JAY II. l-1G 8
E'iIE BOARD Of MANAGERS of this COM-
4 PASY have declared DINIDEND OF EoEk PEE
CENT 0 ita stock, payable at the NAllpS4AI'
BANK OF COMMERCE. Ia New-NOrk, on and alter . Z Is
DAY, lst AUGUST NENF -
The transfer Books o'clock r. SAL { r
DAY. auJ closed uui the uorni of lLurs-
D''' aus " JAMES C. IIAETr. Treasurer.
9TH DINIDEND.-Ollice OF Columbia Flre
sb,f Insurance Company 80 LIbertyst, Juiy lc l.i5
The Board Directors deIrc' SIN Ian = M
DINIDE&D OF FIVE 80 PER CENT OH thr EAPiIAL
stock payable Demand JNO y. Al;fii- z, sec.
DAD DWIDEND-The GEBIIARD FIRE
- INSURANCE COMPANY No. Iil broadway. havo
declared annual dividend OF FlN l. 81 Pl CENF
'"' JOHN r. SMITH, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09

the ltsi I'Hf
Iaiui,, ffI,I+ early arrange O" carr il 10
ys.f u los oi,y. Nr gl4G ult the" la a
movement among iTal apples d" prevent lhr ~ '"'
STATE ui U,p bafr',' of uncertain ~ HfE'
~ ii uf yIsh cheat in" COMMUNITY ~
ts tie Calc:a vii uoN ur .ind hN TIE Id. " l'l
Il,lsurc .agi. mtlr 10 iH Ot'ns gi'1'" 10y L". %
a. o. f'c ~ HliIr'
uuIlrs ptatuUs. luidig man l'h qtdit "S
Efforts ho io
Iw,rs only h0r barrel ni 100 quarts 10.
q than ih- pony hiinN
IA originated C,t aud UDvH" general ili TIE l"'f
Wiilru u never tInlh
hayo hops that t.c neat lrfIthrr VIII pass IN
act pul bluu this state Of barre" ipr drt '"
in4 ioIIy 100 guaus Asa ~ aus cd" Wuhrhf iP
rliil
and 'itl i'4i'
fGf the iDDI.ait barrel W ftrih,r discrimination ut
agnst me pnny barrel, in aduon To prosecutions
act
Ap,s gla The market Large quiutiiirs chcf rO doNn
o riiG u 80 bbl lot not
nut summer
I.p.I- uoublr heads. unaly Tor Eed AhtflrhahH
@ ltarB 81 lHi pluHis. Ihtre
thu some of the pears Heru over
ti'Y generally sriNus, wan INC ihulh'
at $3.50 v box; some ~ tB Delaware baTilcus sell
Sell ABOUT Ire pire Of Birtlrls Taco Woo - cars
Br.dwSre pracIcs aud about 1000 hJtsrls premature
Jlr,yr received today rather overlooking the IDNrI
iil,co were rO!ncW Jt cyl aid niurN uh-bld 4"
ng thongi many vent aied brr we:r called n'o Hht 10"
7ltphE East Oh ihr sound steamers tonight Blue IHHs
coming virginia. but sell slowly Grapes
from NoItn aroma ami Virginia usy Hartford and ly"-
s4!in2 ai SH3c y % t'N D"iwaTr, holding for IJc
most lots AZ SDic. qlart. alter early
CtuIrc Jerseys re Whprcbrrurs a perfect glui
be at al; practverh hrn about Toe. y DGsn.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09

of Itonlt HcH apples come ia spAingy and OF inferior
qullity lrhalc tot Of iigI sold ~ Oiac. An ur,cr
Tor 100 bbls state ample. fr shipping ilol on private
terias by scntbC ~strrn part ~ The Stnt' Samples
O G.prlI p been shown, with Offers ~ Nil
orirra - lic There very ite trade IN any VI the iru
lrr ~ QInflLinmA.
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aaozis Addur,s Raeks Do,u-n,,.. -l,,.

Mr. Dispach: Sur,-I giys up. Itake it
all back. eets my Wurds. nuckGe down..
renigs. beg pardin. Pm dublbrestid,
aat-footid, 2-story fool fur disparin Nv the
Republick. profeside false; and amt
never goin to hay no opinyun Nv myself
eny mo.
Unkle Samyuel is goin' into that cheer
as .shure as shootin', and the country is safe,
thank goodnissl Tell you why I think so |:
Mr.. Grant jackted his alear, as they says In
Latin. He flung his speer-his war
specific Gobright, apd it fell fat as q
pankake. Nary respond it got. The
northern heart did'n fire worth cent, and
thar amt goin' to DE no war. We've got
um, ding um ding-,rg uml 2
Let's go ahed and have Crismus-the best
we've had since the war. We've got q right
to, for the country is a-going to have
good time-a glorius time. Biznis will re-
yiYe-and biznis is biznis. AS fur me, Civ
me biznis or civ me deth. j My bride light
nin-bugs il the. very things fur Xmas
stuff EN- fur plums in poodns. Treuly,.
- MozIs ADDUMs.
Confccksnery and fede-sto, Rockitts. J
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Good old Manchester, after the true man.
ner OF her ancient traditions, keeps up the
Christmas festival as her people have done
from time immemorial. Knowing that a
Sabbath had to intervene between Saturday
and the anniversary Of the Prince OF Peace,
q good many OF our people exchanged
Christmas-eve salutations, t.E.t.t
The markets were lively and we'll pa
tronized, and the eindications are that Man.
chester's Christmas-dinners to-day will be
numerous and bountiful.
Manchester wishes her big sister merry,
merry Christmas, and her little boys express
a heartfelt sympathy with the boys,in Rich
mond in their af1liction in not being permit
ted to fire of pop-crackers and blow their
horns. Mayor Chiles, that kind gentleman,
remembers that he was n boy once, and
despite the fact tnat his slumbers will
doubtless be broken this morning he would
he were boY again.
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the utterance OF his convictions than he
was two years ago. He regards his great
popular vote, which. in the State of New
York, was larger than when he ran for Gov
ernor, to have been drawn partly from the
Republican party, partly from the German
Protestants, and partly from what is called
the silent yote-that which makes up its
mind without talk, and is only computed
after the ballots are east. Mr.. Tilden's for
tune has not been effected u particle by the
campaign. He had no voluntary sponsor. ike
Jay Gould, to come forward with purse
and was too prudent and discreet to waste
his own means. Although he lives as ele-
gantIy as any gentleman in America, his
appetites are simple, and he requires no no
lackeys near him. His parlors are nearly
half block in depth, as his lot runs through
from street to street. When he wanted any
thing he got up and walked for it without
calling, and he seemed to know where every
book, and plate, and autograph belonged,
among thousands.
Tilden's conversation is not burdensome
with politics. He appears to have decided
convictions, and among these is reliance
on the law to carry out with certainty, If
slowly, the highest designs Of humanity.
His Democracy consists chiefly in disputlng
the fact that when people think they want
anything philanthropic they can 60 and do
it, over or under or through the law. j
suppose that he regards the dogma OF
higher law as revolutionary. He has
steady, discreet, and not repellant courage.
He believes firmly that at this time he rep
resents the popular will Of the country for
change OF administration. While north
ern man in all his attachments and modes,
he considers the chaotic condition OF the
South to be the result OF bad reconstruction
under bad agents, and our general business
prostration to be that Of one healthy twin
Juggling along the corpse Of the other. He
takes pains to avoid any reference to vic.
lence, but have understood that he holds
his numerical majority to be in greater
degree physical maiority-that the work
ing and muscular classes, those who make
armies and fill out the levies and conscrip'
tions-were on his side Of the slate. In
short, he is quietly sitting among his books,
with one eye on events and the other on his
friends, waiting until the Republicans dis,
integrate by the mere weakness OF their
alliances in. the South and the pressure OF
their personal scruples in the North.
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DIR. TAYLoR's ART ESTERrAISxByrs.--
Thursday and Friday evenings, at the yir-,
ginia 0pera-House, DE-. w. 81. Taylor will
entertain his friends and the appreciatiye
portion OF the public with an exhibition OF
photographic views, displayed by meaps OF
"a magic-lantern and calciur1-light. The
exhibition will be similar in many respects.
to Professor Cromwelps, but will be snpe-
rior to that not only in. the quality and
character Of the pictures, but in the expla-'
nations that will be given. Most of the
scenes and art subjects chosen for presenta-
ton are such as came within the Doctors
immediate observation during his tour OF
Europe. He will speak, therefore, with
some authority, and being. possessed OF
almost as much humor as the late lamented
Artemus Ward, will be able to combine ir-
struction and pleasure in admirable propor-
tions. = s5s =. $50 .sshl b 49,
The first nights programme embraces a
ioarney from the Coroner's Office, ON Broad
street, to the Eternal City ria, Philadelphia.
In this everybody will be interested, as it
treats of historic places in Richmond as
well asabroad.i S3 ~ ti'a tlHh
/. DR.. Taylor is not altogether without ;ex-
perience as lecturer, but his efforts hereto.
fore have been confined to the leeture-roons
OF the Medical College and the Richmond
High-School. When he has been heard BY
our people generally he will not again be,
permitted to hide his talents under bushel.
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.IT'. ~ 'IltEt II
LEVI HEXTER'S,
627 BROAD STREET
\ br2luiiftlquaity BLACK and STREET-COLOR-
I'D TWO-BUTTON KiD GLOVES at SOC;
Handsome BROCADE DRESS GOOD at 2oc.;
ElCH-EIGURED REPS ut 16S and 20c.:
Elegant BLACK ALPACAS ut 25, 80, and S5c.:
Excellent BLACK CASTlAlERESa at so, 75c., and$l:
Real WATERPROOF CLOTHS, i'll Blue, Brown,
Gray. and Black, al greatly reduced figures;
Indies, variety OF rLADIES'and MISSES CLOAlS,
SUAWLS. FELT SKIRTS, BALMORALS;
LADIES. and MISSES STRIPED HOSE, GLOVES.
HANDkEKCHIEFS, TIES;
LADIES' and CHILDREN'S FURS, &c.--all will be
offered at great ban galuS
We also 6aye MRS. MOODY-S PATENT ABDOMI-
NAL CORSETS, adapted for stout ladies;
INFANTS MERINO CLOAkS and CAPS and
CROCHET WORKS a speciality. Call early and
examine our stock before buying elsewhere.
New PATTERNS FOR STAMPING just received.
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OPEN To-DAY.-In order to accommodate the
very large number Of persons who were confined to
the house reason Of the bad weather last week NJ
j. T. ELLysoS viii keep his store-fhe headquarters
of SANTA CLAUs-openj Christlnasrday.liH he has
stilI q large number Of GIFT-BooKs, 6AMEs, PIC
TUREs, TOYS, PUZZLES, &C., &c.--7indced, every
thing needed at this season for remembrances pres
ents. keepsakes, &C.. Call at bis store, IL Main
street and ask for anything Which you failed 70 ges
last week Even should you not wish to purchase
anything, It Is worth visit to see the many pretty,
curious, and unique articles on his shelves.
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School Attendance.-T following is the
average attendance at the public schools for
the week, ending Saturday Professor E..
Morrissette, "a; Mrs. Walker, 25;d Miss
Porter, %; Miss Patterson, 38; Miss r.
vine, 48; Miss Lyon, 49,; Mrs: HALL 36.
Total average for the week, 222. The at
tendance was not so large this week as last
ON account Of bad weather. The schools
are closed until January 1st. s5i,si,u'f
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PoUED-P ARTY.- The little folks Of the
congregation, and some OF larger growth,
gave Rev. William N. Scott, pastor OF the
Third Presbyterian church, q surprise on
Friday night in the way Of pound-party.
Mr. Scott was absent when the assault was
made, but, being sent for, at once went to
the scene Of action; but was quickly over
come by the great array which greeted him.
After short while spent in pleasant, social
intercourse the party dispersed in the hap
piest mood, leaving the pastor not yet suf-
fciently recovered from his surprise to
offer word OF thanks. s-E,f,..g
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Interesting intelligence comes fromabroad
that. the Nawab OF Lahtrer has senta re-
markably diminutiye Nepali pony, only
eight inches high, to the Mahara1ah OF
Pstiala, which reminds us OF what the
Brmahd dhapYithle oi North Imrakireadas-
why said to the BhramhdapW Withle OF South
Imrakircad ddaWhy - HQteAseye.
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CoNvEYANcEs OF REAL ESTATE FOR THE
WEEK ENDING DECEMBER %, 1S76.-Lots
fronting: 26 feet on Rockets street neal.
Ash for $442; 115 feet on P street corner OF
Twenty ninth for 81 ,120; 1872 feet on Grace
street corner of Thirtieth for 5000; 26 feet
on Marshall street near Hancock for $3.50;
27 feet on Marshall street corner OF Han
cock for $1,000; SO feet on Cary street be-
tween Thirteenth and Virginia for S6, 1926;
90 feet on Adams street between Broad and
Marshall for $2, $50; 81 feet on Booker street
between Third and Fourth for S120; so feet
on Nenable street corner of Pink for 1880.
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- PURE COD-LINER OIL.
DIR OWN DIRECT IMPORTATION.

W. have the testimony of physicians who pre-
scribe H. and Of patients who have taken IT, Thar II
(, more acceptable 70 the stomach and more easily
a,,im!la,ed than any other oil.
We guarantee II TO be entirely pure and fresh,
ie from rancid!ty and fully possessing all Of the
wonderful remedial properties claimed for the best
c5j.,i%ar oil. MEADE & BAKER,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
cr5 gl9 Main street, Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-25

KNIGHTS OF HoNOR-FRATERNITY LODGE,
No. 265.-At the last stated meeting for this
wear of this lodge, held on Friday eve
ming, 22d instant, the, following officers
were elected: Dictator, Henry Bodeker;
Vice-Dictator, James Jef'reys; Assistant
Dictator, jackson Bolton; Reporter, s. b.
Jacobs; Financial Reporter, r. 8. Denny;
Treasurer, George A. Noting; Chaplain,
B. F. Tinsley; Guide, w. A. Edwards {;
Guardian, Charles P. Bigger; Sentinel, w.
G. Wilkinson; Trustees, r. A. Brock, Will
liam Gibson, and Henry Bruning; Past
Dictators, Edward McCarty, r. A. Brock,
and J.F. w. Gibson (sitting). = ! z/
A. number of applications for member
ship were presented. This lodge Is In a
highly prosperous condition, and isi COM
posed of most excellent material, number
ing among its members some OF our most
prominent citizens. f.f = -
: The Order OF knights of Honor, which
was instituted June 80, 1873, by the organi-
lzation OF a single lodge at Louisville, KY,
presents an almost unprecedented example
of growth and popularity, there being now
in operation, according to the official re-
port of October last, 394 lodges working in
Che several States OF the Union, with men,
bership of nearly 1900. From the reports
OF proposed additions it Is believed that the
number Of lodges now approaches 400, ana
membership $4,000. 3 - lSsiss1g'
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9o-CENT STORE.
At 505 BROAD STREET,

At 505 BROAD STREET,
FOR 90 CENTS, YOU CAN BUY
FOUR-WHEEL WAGONS.
WHEELBARROWS,
HOBBY-HORSES,
CHAW-R0CKERS,
SIIOO-FLIES
ROCKING-CHAIRS, lIIGlI-CHAIRs,
LARGE DOLLS, KID-BODY DOLLS,
PIANOS, LAUNDRY SETS (six pieces),
DRUMS, BOOK-RACKS, BRACKETS,
TEA-sETS, TIN KITCHENS,
STABLES, vIoLINS, BANJOS, IS. .
ACCoRDEONS, ISK-STANDS, 3, ~.
LAMPS, BASKETS, CHROMOS,
VASES, TOILET SETS.
SMOKING SETS, &c.,&c. '"
We have an elegant STAND WORK-BASKE EI
selling at .Ss. Our line of INKS cannot be beat
In town. ....F
There Is no place in town like the 99-CEET
STORE for holiday gifts. de Is
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have analyzed the wIzIsxKy known under tho
brand Of q B SELECT" controlled by Messrs. VAL
TER D. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va. and find 1t
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend It's use for medicinal and family pul-
poses.-J. b. McCAw, n. D., late Professor
Chemistry, Medical College of Virginia. sjI
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ATCTION SALE TO-aqORROW.

RS- on all sales of Real Estate mada 5ettosea
the 1st Of January and last of June the t1yesfor
the present year have TO be paid OF the purcadSer
OnrdU sates made 6ettoeen the lsf OF and LGW
of the year the taTes haze to be paid 5y the sstses
by all the real estate agents in Riclpond, and np
plies to Richmond and vicinfty1 >,
HILL q ANDERSON. 1924 Matn street, will have
I their usual sale OF groceries on Tuesday,
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s. Sent On.-Jordan; Epps was before the
Mayor Saturday morning, and was sent to
jail to await the grand jury term Of the
Hastings Court. Mr.. Scott appeared and
testified. The assault was without proyocs-
tion, r.t..-tf
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SOUTHERN SERENADERs.---The Southern
serenaders viii give holiday performance.
at the Theatre tonight and tomorrow
night. I'll ...s 3s's ss1a - ~ i-si3
There will also be Christmas matinee at
2 o'clock this afternoon for the ladies and
children i,
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INSPECTION OF THE FIRE DEP PARTMEST.T RT
Tomorrow afternoon at 12a o'clock the en-
tire Fire Department will be inspected In
front OF Washington Hall. ss::E i.l1Tag i
The new hose, which arrived In the city
some time ago, has been distributed as fol-
lows: Company "a tBroad d-street steanerl,
Company C (Main-street' steamerl $50 feet
OF leather hose; Company ID fBro0k 0k.ayenue
steamer), 900 feet OF rnbb.rlined cotton
hose. y 81, :, s5ss5s3ss5s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-25

The best preparation for Coughs. Colds, and
Hoarseness Is the. = C0MpOUND sTHUP oE. tH0RE-.
HouSD.r Ask your druggist for o 26c. bostle.5a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-25

A PLEASANT SURPRISE TO DIR. MINNIGE-
RopE.-An evening or two ago about one
hundred and seventy-fiye OF DR.. Minnige-
rode's Sunday-school scholars and teachers
went to his residence, on Clay street, and
left 5 many pounds OF groceries, &C., DC.
The Doctor was taken completely by sur
prise, and was, SO much, overcome that ne
could scarcely nowledge the unexpected
offerings. :. - 80 - !. Ell II,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-25

FLOWERS FoR THE isCHRisTMAs AND new
YEARS Observation-Disclosures bouquets and has
kets Of choice flowers can be had at ToLER q HOOP
Ea's flower gardens, adjoining Hollywood cemetery.
GaR and see us, or send your orders early. :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-25

!, SILVER Spoons enthusiastically hah Q
dozen silver spoons were stolen from the
residence OF NJ, NJ. Carter. No 2lll FRANK ran
lin street. * white man gained entrance
to the house by representing that ne haa i,s.
been sent there by Mrs. Carter 10 sac about
repairing some furniture. 5g9 IS IS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-25

3 NORTHERN DAILIEs.--As there win be no paper
issued IA this city on Tuesday marping have or
dered large number Of Baltimore aud New York
daiJies With whsch to supply the pahlle .y.:t.r
!e'1; so - j. T. ELLY6oS,a i I
5,itE5 -zi' 't:l5 no. 11l2 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-25

THE LARGEST and best selection OF clothing for
mems, youths, and chAdren's wear, In Richmond
can be found ct t A. SAE8 & Co.'s,
\ 1913 Main street, opposite post-onace.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-25

GREAT INDUCEMENTS THIS WEEK.
We have marked down many Of our choicest goods
from 10 to 10 per cent. q "a -
.s, r.! g-s h 5s "A. sAKs g Co., Clothicra
;,5,s +, ,.gg., IQ13 Main street.