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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-25

UNITED STATES DISTRICT GouRT, WEDNEs-
DAY-Hon. Robert W. Hughes presiding.-
In the matter Of D., c.. Mayo. Order en-
tered confirming Commissioner Kean's re-
port, and directing suit on bond and en-
ployment Of counsel.
In the matter Of f. ri. Wright. The
bankrupt was ordered to show cause on tile
Cd OF June next why the property exempt
ed to him should not be sold to pay the
claim Of Thomas Ridfsy's representatives.
1t was also ordered that Orson Adams,
assignee, show cause on that day why G GER
tain order should not be entered.
In the case of Paul P. Henkel. An order
removing the cause to the Western District,
at Harrisonburg.
In the matter Of John s. Fitzgerald. T.
S. and A. G. Hawkes. were ordered to show
cause on the 3d OF June next why the prayer
OF the petition of A. Fl. Hawkes. should not
be granted. !. s.fa
In the matter Of r. O. Allrd. E. NJ.
Crump was appointed assignee in the place
Of John T. Seawell, deceased.
In the matter Of George w. Smith. The
bankrupt was ordered to appear before
Register Forbes on the 29th instant for ex-
animation.
In the matter Of William NJ. Jackson.
The bankrupt was ordered to show cause
on the Goth instant why bis proceedings in
bankruptcy should not be dismissed.
In the matter Of c. E. Cogbill. An order
was entered distributing the funds in bank.
Court adjourned until the 10th instant.
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PATENT AWARDED FOR SNYDER's Cotton
TIE, BUcKLE.-Mr. John II. Snyder, of this
city, whose valuable invention we noticed
early in May, yesterday received notification
from the PATENT Office at Washington that
his improved cotton-tie buckle had passed
examination, and that patent for 1t had
been awarded.
1t is said to be vastly superior, both as re-
CARDS the firmness OF its tie and the ease and
rapidity with whichit can be effected, to any
of the numerous ties now in use. None o!
the inventions hitherto made have supplied
the want long felt in the baling OF Cotton, ?;
which Is said to be the best Of them, has
amassed large fortune from its patent.
Mr.. Snyder's patent, though so simple
that child can understand it, seems to meet
every requirement. and win no doubt meet
with great success.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-25

CIVIL RIGHTS IN THE UNITED STATES
COURT-A MIXED JURY CAN'T AGREE AND
ARE DIsCHARGED.-The case Of Jesse G.
Danks (colored) rs. The Richmond, York
River and Chesapeake Railroad Company,
yesterday came up in the United States Dis
trict Court.
The plaintiff claims that B. T. Crouch, the
conductor Of one Of the passenger trains,
put him off the train on account of his
color, thereby violating the act of Congress
OF March /, 1875. The first section of that
the Jurisdiction OF the United States shall
be entitled to the full and equal enjoyment
of the accommodations, advantages, facili.
ties, and privileges Of inns, public convey
ances on land Or water, theatres or other
places OF public amusement, subject only to
the conditions and limitations established by
law, and applicable alike to citizens Of every
race and color, regardless of any previous
condition of servitude."
The act further provides that any person
denying these privileges shall pay to the
person aggrieved not less than $500 nor
more than $1,000, and be imprisoned not
less than thirty days nor more than one
year. ~.
Judge Bond instructed the jury that i'll or
der to q conviction the jury must be salts
fed from the evidence that the defendant, in
his capacity as conductor, denied to the COM
plainant rights guaranteed to him as cltl-
zen Of the United States. He further stated
that no person has right under the law to
appropriate any particular seat in public
conveyance. and that the regulation of such
matters must, in the nature Of things, be
left in large measure to the companies; as,
for example. the setting apart particular
coach for ladies, and another apartment ior
males, &c. ..- 60.
He further charged that il the jury were
of opinion from the evidence that the de-
fendant merely notified the complainant
that the rule OF the company provided a
separate apartment for colored people in
the railway coach, and did not undertake
by force OF some act to compel the COM
piainant to leave the car in which he was
seated, then they must find him not guilty.
! The jury was composed OF nine whites
and three colored, and they took the case
and considered it until half-past O'Clock,
at which time they returned to the court
| room.
In reply to the usual questions, the fore.
man said they had not agreed and could not
because they didn't understand the term de-
nying. .......
Judge Bond said that he had instructed
them on that point, and despaired OF any
verdict from jury that could not under
stand such instructions AS he gave. He said
"You arc discharged. Go on; don't want
you to say anything more about it,"
| And the jury went. This was the first
| civil-rights case under this act that has been
triod in this court.
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PIGEoN-SHooTING MATCH.-A pigeon
shooting match took place at the Fair
Grounds yesterday afternoon between Mr..
w. T. Mitchell and Captain Charles II. Epps.
Mitchell shot with one arm against Epps
with both. The match was for S25 side
and fifteen birds each. Epps shot six and
Mitchell seven, resulting in avictory for the
latter. The following is the score: ;.
Mitchell: First, O.; second, O.; third, /;
fourth, O; fifth, O; sixth, l; seventh, l;
eighth, O; ninth, O; tenth, /; eleventh, /;
twelfth, O; thirteenth, O; fourteenth, /; I'll
teenth, 1. Epps: First, O; second, 1; third,
0; fourth, O; fifth, @; sixth, O; seventh, l
eighth, O.; ninth, o; tenth, 1 eleventh, |
twelfth, o; thirteenth, 0; fourteenth, L; iii
tpenth
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The LEE MONUMENT CoNCERTs.-The sale
Of reserved seats for the Lee Monument con.
certs commenced at Wyatt's yesterday morn.
ing, and a large number of tickets disposed
OF during the day. But for this particular oh.
iect, and with so admirable an entertain
ment, our citizens who revere the name Of
Robert E. Lee will not fail to ill the house
to oyerfowing both evenings.
Tonight at S O'Clock o rehearsal o.
the colossal chorusses will take place
with the orchestra, and inasmuch u;
the Mozart Association have kindly changed
their weekly soiree musicale from this tc
Friday evening there will doubtless be
large attendance Of singers.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

SUPPORT ALI. THE NOMINEES TODAY
At n meeting of the City Central Committee
last night the following resolution was
adopted:
ReSolred, That it is the unanimous sense
OF the Central Committee Of the ConServa-
tive party OF Richmond that it is the duty
OF all good citizens Of the Conservative
party to support ALL THE NOMINATIONS made
at the primary election.
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REPUBLICAN RALLY.-A mass-meeting to
endorse the nomination OF John Amber
Smith was held in Madison Ward Sixth and
Cary streets) last night. J. Fl. Tylman pre-
sided, and the following persons made ad-
dresses: Messrs. E. Green, W. E. Jackson,
William Bird, w. is. Baugb, and John
Tylman.
At late hour Jesse C. Banks, OF King
and Queen county, appeared, and spoke hu-
morously in favor Of Smith, telling the au-
dience that it was too late to argue the ques-
ton. The meeting adjourned with three
cheers for Smith.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

The fndependents.-A second small ga
thering OF disafected citizens who style
themselves Independents met ON Tenth
near Stockton street Tuesday night. About
the time the meeting was organized some
fifty persons gathered on the outside Of the
building and commenced to serenade those
inside. Shortly thereafter member OF the
Independent party invited some OF the outs
to come in. The greater portion OF the
crowd walked in, and the Independents
walked out. Thus ended the meeting.
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BA1LED.-Charles Knight, who stands
charged with the felonious cutting OF Cor
nelius Douglass, appeared before Judge
Guigen yesterday at noon, under writ of
habeas corpus, on an application for bail.
After the hearing OF the case the accused
was bailed in the sum Of $500 for his ap-
pearance before the grand jury, which meets
on the first Monday in June.
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TIE Election T'o-Da4--An election viii
be held In this city to-day for certain mum.
cipal Offices. Let every good Conservative
citizen go to the polls to-day and vote the
straight ticket. There is only one white
man who IL a. candidate in opposition to
that ticket, and he sails under the Independ.
emit colors for the office Of Commemorative g
attorney.
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THE ASSEMBLY HALL MEETING LAST
NIGHT.-The anti-Smith colored men who
were prevented from having their say on
Tuesday night at Fry's Hotel, on Broad
street, secured Assembly Hall last night
and had quite large meeting. 1t was
called to order by W. II. l.. Combs, and on
his motion W. H. Trent was invited to pre-.
side.
Rev. j. W. Dungee was then introduced,
who said he expressed his honest senti-
ments when he dclared that he would be
doing moral wrong il he voted for Smith.
He referred to the attempt that had been
made to hold meeting on Broad street. He
next proceeded to ventiate Smiths record,
and he did so right effectually. He de-
clared that Smith had never stood with the
colored people, although they had once
stood by him. He had declared that before
he would allow his children to go to the
mixed schools he would die in the peniten-
tiary. he would not trust Smith ii he were
to swear it upon the Bible.
William H. Lester next spoke. He had
registered VOW in Heaven never to vote
for John Amber Smith again because he
had proved SO recreant to his trust. Smith
said few nights ago that colored man
was as SOOO as he WIS, anu llOll ILut fSl J
stage he had made use Of the remark
able expression-and uncalled for, too
that before a child Of his should 60 to the
public schools with negro he would go to
the penitentiary for twenty years. Smith,
he declared, was demigod void OF brain
He could not support Smith, and could not
support Darlington. He paid tribute tc
Mr.. Kelley, calling him "that silyer-tonguco
orator"
Gilbert Boyd was the next speaker, ane
Was followed by Joe Cox, who styled him
self the custom-house spittoon-washer.' .
He wouldn't do anything to take vote
from Mr. Smith, but he wouldn't promise
| to vote for him. He certainly wouldn'
vote for Mr.. Darlington. The two candl
dates to him were: the one arsenic and th'
| other strychnine.
| The next orator was Ben. Scott. He de
clared himself Republican, and dared any
body to deny it. In speaking Of his friends
cup North" /" he declared that all the goot
friends staid up North, and the mean one
came down here. [Laughter.] He declared
that he was going to support Darlington
and hoped his other colored friends woul(
do SO too.
A band Of colored musicians occupied
places upon the stage, and during the eve
ming played number of lively tunes.
The meeting broke UP about midnight.
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No Opposition.-Mr. John e.. Taylor
having declined to allow his name to be
used as an Independent candidate for the
mayoralty, the Conservative nominee, DR..
L. B.. Chiles, has no opponent, and, as q
matter OF course, win be elected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-25

POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY.-Luella Will
liams was acquitted Of stealing pair Of
pantaloons and society badge. Temple King,
fined $3.50 for assaulting Thomson Childs.
Henry Kirsh, vagrant, let of. Walter Whit
tie, barber, threatening to kill E. Wasmer,
fined $3.50. Ellen Collins, unlawful tres
pass, let off. Jenny King and Margaret
Shirley, assault on Sallic Williams, Jail
twenty-four hours. .
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/ have analysed the wHIsKEy known under the
brand of "B SELECT, 3" controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER d. BLAIR G. Co., Richmond, Va, and find II
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend It's use for medicinal and family pur-
poscs.-J. B. McCAw, NJ. d., late Professor of
Chemistry, Medical College of Virginia.
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DISPATCH PRINTIEG-HaJSE.--In order to meet
the constantly increasing demands Of cur trade we
have added we-selected assortment of NEW
TYPE, which, together with our improved MA
Cu1NERY and sKILPUL MECHANICAL TALENT,
warrant us In guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and in the most expe-
ditious manner.
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County Election. An election will be held
in the county to-day Tor certain district OH.
GERS. but the most important feature and
Question to be decided is. Shall the court
house be removed from Manchester TO the
old location 7. lssa 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-25

DIR. G. W. BEssos's CELERY AND CLEANING
MILE PILLS are prepared expressly to cure sick
headache, nervous headache, dyspeptic headache
neuralgia, nervousness, and sleeplessness and VII
cure any case. Price, 80 cents. Sold by all drug
glsts. Office, LOG north Eutaw street.
BALTIMORE, July 27, 1874. :
DR.. c. W. BENsoN's CELERY AND CHAaado-
MILE PILLS have cured my wife Of sick and ner-
vous headache OF ten years standing. She had II
every week or ten days, and suffered almost every.
thing but death with 1t. We think these pills are
worth their weight in gold
Rev. n. A. SCHLIcHTER.
For sale by all wholesale and retail druggists.
PURCELL. LApp & Co., Agents.
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DR.. w E. Scott president of the College of Physi-
clans, Montreal, writes: ~ have recommended
CoLDEN's LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEI
AND TONIC ISvIGoRAToR as the best preparation
used for debility, Indigestion, dyspepsia, fever age
and loss of appetite.n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-25

ELgcT1oN-DAY.-To-ddy being election
day the bar-rooms and other drinking saloons
will be closed. Conservatives, vote early,
and roll Up big majority for the straight
ticket. No scratching
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PERsoSAL.-Judge Robert L. Montague
returned to the city from Charles City
county yesterday very much indisposed.
He is stopping at Mrs. Duval's boarding
house, and will not hold his court for New
Kent until his health Improves.
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GUARD AT THE JAn.-In addition to the
usual watch at the city Jail two OF the police
are on duty there during the continuance OF
the repairs, it being found impraettcaDie TO
keep the prisoners locked UP all the time.
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ACCIDENT AT THE BELLE ISLE WORKS.
On Tuesday, as Mr.. John King, resident
Of Oregon Hill, and an employe OF the Belle
Isle Works, was working at the rolls, he
was severely burned.
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SPECIAL PoL1CEMEN.-Thirty special po-
licemen, for duty last night and tonight,
were sworn in yesterday morning at Old
Market Hall. All the police will be on duty
today
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LIVING DEATH.-The mortal agony of consump-
tive inyalids Is often terrible than DEATH Their
complainings make everybody unhappy, while their
lives prematureiy lost unless thoroughly cured
by WIsHART's P1NE-TREE TAR CORDIAL, the
safest remedy ever known, and one that never FALLS
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WOOD AND COAL.
OFFICE OF s. II. HAwEs,l
DEALER IN COAL,
EIGHTEENTH AND CARY STDEETs.o
DEST STEAM COAL.

"a rare specimen Of coal as regards the ashy con-
stituent was analysed by Professor Dwight for the
Centennial managers last week. Tho coal in ques-
lion contained only one per cent. Of ash. Whenit
is mentioned that ordinary Goals contain from twelve
to fifteen per cent. Of the same Ingredient the supe-
riority of the above coal Is made apparent"
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COMMITTEE OF LADIEs.-The Board OF
Managers Of the Lee Monument aaoI husteal uttep
noon and appointed the tollowing-named
ladies committee for the sale OF tickets to
the concerts to take place on Tuesday y,aiad ana
Thursday OF next week, to cooperate VIII
the Board of Managers, who VIII furnlsh
them with tickets: Mrs. Charles r. skinker,
Miss Minnie Whitcomb, Miss Mary Leary'
Miss McCaw, Miss Ida Elicit, MISS Lucy ~.
Jones, Mrs Harwood, Mrs. DR.. Z. ;: Vess
Miss Lizzie Nicholas, Mrs. q. Il. brown
Mrs. Dr.. Charles II. Read, Mrs. John Dun
lop, Mrs. Junius A. Morris, Mrs. a. d:
Kelley, Mrs. G. C. McPhail, Mrs. General
II. Heth, Mrs. A. 7. Stokes, Jr., Miss Ella
Smith, Miss Sallie Branch, Miss Addie War
ing, Miss Sophie Hancock, Miss Minnie
SNYDER, Mrs. A. W. CARRIER, Miss Mary
Neeson, Mrs. Alexander Walker, Mrs. John
Currie, Mrs. Andrew Pizzini, Miss Sally
Evans, Mrs. w. i. Clopton, Miss Jennie
Hall, Mrs. DR.. Knox, Miss Emma Gray,
Mrs. William A. Jenkins, Miss Cary, Miss
Eva Spots, Mrs. c. p. Rady.
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Tom THUMB.-Yesterday afternoon Gene
raj Tom Thumb and wife and Miss Warren
passed through the city en- route to Fredc-
rick ShI1rp
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RICHMOND MOZART Ass0cIATIoN.--Thi
association is rapidly growing in favor with
our music-loYing people. 1t is composed OF
most oil the profession and still greater
number OF amateurs, both ladies and gen;
flemen. At its weekly soirees the brightest
sems Of music are rendered in o truly artis-
.f;c manner. The association has agreed TO
nosfDone NO its Thursday might performances
Tor nnr,ii The next two weeks TO Friday night, 50
no 10 enable many OF its members TO parfici-
nate m s in the grand concert to be given iri AID
es the Lee Monument Association. The
grand ehoruses to be given on that oeea.
Sion under the direction Of Mr.. L. T. Wheat
viii he rendered In most pleasing manner.
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D1ANoRA, WARD, aud other CHOICE BRANDS
ToBAccos for sale wholesale and retail at T. WHIT
LOCKS, 1445 Main street.
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IT is CONCEDED by all smokers that WHIT
| LOCKS NOBEL CIGARS are the best for ten cents.
For sale everywhere.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE. Good work, Low
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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UNITED STATES GrRcuIr CoURT-J fudge
Bond presiding. I'm this court yesterday
William J, Spencer, the negro, porter Of
Franklin Davis q CO., was tried on two
charges OF stealing letters containing mo-
found guilty, and the jury recommended
him to the mercy Of the Court. On the Sc
cond charge he plead guilty, and threw
himself on the mercy OF the Court. Sen
tence deferred. .,,,
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CUSTOM thand-made) WORK to order, and guas-
anteed to ht. Repairing neatly done by
BoscHEN 6 BROTHER,
SOC and s. Broad street.
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TRUNKS, VALISES, AND SATCHELS reduced I
very low prices at BoSCHEN's, Broad street.
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Circuit Court. = Civil business engaged the
attention of this court yesterday; after
which 1t adjourned until Saturday.
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TIE NAME AND FAME OF THE LEE GALLERY
sufficient guarantee that all work done by rs win
be strictly good. Eead the following opinions:
The picture Of ministers present at the late Baptist
Memorial meeting, taken at the LEE GALLERY, IS
the best-executed group we have ever seen, andwc
hope 1t win find place in every family.
n. W. WILSON, ALExI II. SANDS,
WILLIAM E. HATCHER, II. DAVIS RAGLANp,
-. ~ L. NJ fNrrppY -. &C., l....e-ass
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j. THOMPSON BROWN, 54 p. NJ, framed dwell
ing OH Baldwin street near the shops of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
DAVENPORT & CO., IL 2. NJ, $4,000 Peters,
burg Railroad second mortgage eight per cent.
coupon bonds.
FRANCIS T. ISBELL, s p. NJ, house and lot on
the east side of Twenty-sixtl street between NJ
and n,
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, 8 z. H., house and lot and
three building lots ad Joining at the corner Of N
and Thirtieth streets
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SLIPPERS, TIES, AND RUsKIHs ia great variety
mt BoscHEN,s, 500 and GIL Broad street.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Ef- On all sales of Real Estate made 6ct,oeen
the 1St Of January and last Of June the tdresJ for
the present year haze to bepaid 6y the purchaser.
On all sales made 6ettoeera the Let of Juty and last
Of the gear the tases haze to be paid by the seller.
This custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
by all the real estate agents in Richmond, and ap-
plies to Richmond and yictntty.l
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THE CLAY WARD CONSERVATIVES met in
full force last night on west Main street,
near Monroe Park. Mr. A. Bargamin pre-
sided, and stirring addresses were made by
General B. Il. johnson, Colonel W. G. Car
rington, Mr. N. NJ. Lipscomb, and others.
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--y,v-1
NOT CANDIDATES..

10 THE PUBLIC.
am NOT A CANDIDATE for the Council froz,
Jackson Ward.
ln!25-lts C,E. WINGEIELD.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, bra
cling, and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, so;
Q A. NJ, 63: II NJ, 73; p. NJ, IS; G p.
NJ, 73; midnight, GO.
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HERGuEIMER.

l ,,r undersigned. had 4 consultation, and have
~" srf ~ rubbish vour name as candidate FOR
..i,,SS IiEs,t ARLE. and VIC assure you that not
80 'To,,r friends but everybody who knows your
-, Viii vote for Won. Yonrs, respectfully.
sr-rsS o. MANY CITIZENS.
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8irl,n,ol,d nispatrl,.

, aSrTHE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cIRcU-
LATloN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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THURSDAY. MAY e5. 1876. |
WEATHER. REPORT.

PROBABILITIES To- DAY WdSh;nqton,
May 24.-For the South Atlantic and Gulf
States, rising and stationary barometer,
slight changes in temperature, cloudy or
partly cloudy weather, and northeast to
southeast winds will prevail, with rain
areas.
For the Middle States and New England,
stationary or falling barometer, winds
mostly from south and west, and slightly
warmer, clear OF partly cloudy weather,
with possibly occasional rain in the latter.
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EOR RENT, NICE AND NEWLY "A
II REPAIRED BRICK TENEMENT, No. III
S23, Candles Hill, on Fourth street. east side: fye
rooms; kitchen, gas, water, &C. Price. S15 per
month. ROBERT b. LYME.
my CAST Real Estate Agent.
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EOR RENT, NICE BRICK TEEE-As
II MENT corner Of Twenty y-third and Grace Ii
streets, seven rooms kitchen, gas, waters culyert,
nv 24.St Real Estate Age1 {.
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I coI ,f,NET, ~. C. CARRINGIoN.

( !, He said he could not believe tho people Of
Richmond would elect 9 Rampier omi.n
as Mayor, even although many OF them aaa aa
been disappointed. II they wished to en-