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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-07

NEri. -. >CEOFTLA. DYSPEPSIA, GENE
HAl. DEBILITY, CANkEE HuMoE. LIVER
.rHpi.AIN'r. EHEt'MATISM.C CONSUMPTION
~ THE BOWELS.
r.l.RLrsTOwN. MASS. March 25, 1869.
IT, i. L. >tcr,nS;
.r.- ~i~.-rhr following. Is Il statement Of my cx-
.-..,.o. with The great blood remedy, NEGETINE.
.., .s.u keeping Il BOARDING hnu>c here for llany
..-.. .l.d have had the misfortune 10 have great
.. .. sickness ia my family. In one case in par
...'.- ur;icc: the wonderful effect of NEGETlSE:
A..4t tGc wear lS4T Il young ul:In. then sixteen
,~, ia. Who was di>tan, relative oi mine. came
. ,ruU. ~,et He had injured his LETT leg on board
.... >..r some months before. and when the ship
.,. lr:, This port hc CAME 10 my house, being 50
.~,. Z, ,lat Ii" COULD not 90 10 his home in Lowell
!.- Hst> swollen above the knee More than twice
l.. u al size, aud hc WIS obliged 10 drag II along
-.r. ,,, hay!n. no use Of II whatever. The effect
,..- l..,l reduced him /" mere skeleton His
..'.." Ia!U" down and employed l'r. George Hay
sal Ui Boston, Ia attend him. who then occupied 4
.iu"Gi POSITION in the Massachusetts, General
-,E Etll. He pronounced it bad case Of necrosis
Ire must ho removed 20 The hospital, have his leg
.~!. ana The bore bored. 10 allow the discharge
.a.',. there collected, otherwise the leg must be
s.. thinking It advisable 10 pursue This course,
~. .. 49, 49,. avr,,- r. rii- s,o-.. .... ielic-
" .. !i>t "!.i;, good effect. concluded 10 u
e ....a case. After taking IL regularly Tor six
~ l.- l. : was TINT irIr swollen and his general
....,a -o much improved that he did not look like
-.. fa.r,un Al the end of i've months he went
g.. - Luw''.! perfectly cured. lie remained III
Lowed. la;il the commencement oi the war thcii
.....' :.r army. and pronounced 4 sound anc
r... ..aH.
Yrr :,ro,r j. hut one case out Of many where
Er ,l tni- hl,od remedy used with Unparalleled
.-.,.--. lave taken 1t myself for twenty years
rr, u. iss. Tor dyspepsia and general debility. ana
AWAY picarc,. L. give lttc new life ana SlSor.
,t., uly lar!cr was com pictcy cured from cankcr
1....r .ii,r >u" had Suffered for years and tried
r-f everything cl>v without receiving any bcnctt
tt.r lady was cured from liver complaint, which
&, ttd case. and con- rlcrcI ~ the inahy phy-
.4.~ Nhu h;tI attended her from time ~ tiln".
haze know it, Dy other hoardcrs for rhculna-
..-H. mi'A ,N'ra"r liliary good effect.
5 ls4y took II for consumption Of the bowels. ana
..@t NOR. rcl.ci than in anything else she could
....l.".
!G. Mo; want u ovures,imatc its usefulness, but
.lt ;au~u suffering from sickness 10 know what
'.,s ..i medicine has done and Is still doing; Tor
, r Lat Il j. 10 ir imposed upon when SICK: ana
Ht, /, wrong Tor any one 10 nrcrcstiin:ttc rce-
. ;t t cNicuSc Of the helpless sick and J. for ONE
..i pl ~ il under any circumstances Whatever.
Mrs. ALMA :. MONROE.
lGl Chelsea street.
TEGETINE Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
'g
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-07

THE GRAYs AND THE CESTENNIAL.-At
meeting of the Richmond Grays Monday
night it was decided that the members OF
any other companies might accompany them
to the Centennial provided they could bring
certificates from their captains bearing testi-
mony OF good character, military qualifiica-
ton, &C.; and provided, also, that they
will drill with them from now until the time
OF starting for philadelphia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-07

A TRIP TO THE SEA-SDE.-The enterpris-
ing agent OF the James River Steamboat line,
Mr. L. B. Tatum, announces this morning
that the splendid fast steamer John Sylves-,
ter will make an excursion to Cobb's Island
on Saturday morning, leaving her wharf at
Rockets at 6 O'Clock; returning, will reach
Richmond on Monday at the usual hour.
This is irlst the season for an excursion TO
the seaside, and no doubt many persons
will avail themselves OF this splendid chance
for q sail down the James and snitf OF salt
-. q .,ss5,s-a !. g. ~ q
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ACCIDENT ON BROAD STREET.-Y esterday
afternoon little son, aged about four years,
of Mr.. Darracott, who lives on the western
end OF Broad street, was seriously injured
by q railroad car. The little fellow was play
ing in the street, and in some way was either
knocked down or fell under the wheels,
which passed over part of one OF his legs,
laying it open from the ankle nearly to the
knee. Competent surgical aid was sum
moHed and the injury dressed. 1t was
deemed best not to amputate the leg.
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THE FATE OF A CLoTHEs-THIEF.-N
Lynch was indicted by the grand jury OF
the Hastings Court on Monday for breaking
into the dwelling-house Of Mary Robertson
and stealing lot of wearing-apparel. Upon
the trial yesterday it was proven that the
accused entered Mary's room, which was
not locked, and while Mary was asleep
broke into her chest and took the clothing.
The jury were out but a few minutes and
returned with verdict of guilty, and ascer-
tanned her Imprisonment at one year in the
penitentiary.
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WEATHER REPORT.

PROBABILITIES To DAY Washinqton,
June 6.-For the South Atlantic States,
stationary barometer, warmer northeast to
southeast winds, and partly cloudy or clear
weather will prevail.
In the Middle Atlantic States, northwest
backing to southwest winds, partly cloudy
weather, and lower pressures.
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SENT TO JAIL AND TIE PENITENTIARY.-In
the Hastings Court yesterday George Cosby,
indicted for entering the piSeon-house OF ].
w. Crutchfeld and stealing thirteen pigeons,
was tried, found guilty of petit larceny, and
sent to Jail for thirty days, with labor.
William w. Scott, charged with disturb
ing the congregation worshiping at Ebene-
ger church, was tried, convicted, fined So,
and sent to Jail with labor for ten days.
Frayser Branch was tried for a second Of
fence of petit larceny, convicted, and sent
to Jail for one year.
Charles Cox was also convicted Of second
offence OF petit larceny and sent to the peni-
tcntiary for one year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-07

CONCERT AT SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH,
Mr.. M. S. Turner, the well-known organlst
and director of the music OF the Second Bap-
tist church, will give q concert on the l6th
instant. Mrs. Reinhardt, Miss j. l.. Fox,
Mr.. j. D. Redford, Mr.. W. Fl. Grant, JT.,
Mr.. A. Hoen, the chorus choir OF the churcn,
and others will assist. The programme Is
very select one, and cannot fail to please.
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! POLICE COURT, IESTERDAY.-William
Glover (colored) was sent to Jail for sixty
| days for stealing one lot Of metal furniture
! from George W. Gary.
George Jacobs (colorcd), deSerter from
the schooner J. B. johnson, was committed
to Jail to await the sailing OF his ship.
| Caroline johnson and Nancy Smith (col-
ored), fighting in the street. johnson was
sent to jail for six hours; Smith was dis
charged.
Joseppi Jici, drunk and disorderly, was
fined 81.
Phillis Winston (colored, for unlawful
assault, was fined S5 and costs.
Laiong Bohanon, disorderly in the street,
was sent to Jail to be examined by commits
sion Of lunacy.
Cora Lee Jackson (whitc) and Melinda
Morris (colored), two disreputable charac-
tiers, charged with being drunk and disor-
derly in the street. Cora jackson was fined
81 and costs, and Melinda was discharged
Thomas Hollerhan, charged with assault
ing and beating his wife, was let off with an
admonition and payment OF costs.
Margaret Melton. charged with being
drunk and disorderly in the street, was
fined. .:t.. .-5 1919"
Robert Schuman was fined $3.50 and costs
for ;issaulting and beating Bob Randall.
Bob Nelson (colored), for assauiting and
attempting to shoot Adam krouse with a
gun, H,s .H,,sso tsor wounding William Roberts
with an axe, was sentenced to Jail for tiit1en
days. An appeal was taken to the Hastings
| Court.
Barbara Frick and her brother, John
Frick, for keeping Il disorderly and ILL
governed house to the annoyance OF the
neighborhood, were sent on to the grand
| Jury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-07

..- complaint the good effects Of the YEGE-
,...... -ra...s .uu,cdiatci7 after commencing 10
..- T.. i! denotes deficiency oi the blood,
.!..>E acts directly upon The blood. There
... -...s. $ .H.: w,l! rS,orc the health from do
.. ... axe NgCETlSE. X IS uour>hing and
. pug!drs the blood, regulates the bow
... urry"ri> system. actS directly upon the
80. ..>. --i aroo>,.> the whole system to action.
..,.r G..ir. su Has complaint.
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BETHESDA WATER.-This celebrated
- WATER has been lately introduced into this
cry by GEORGE SCHOEN, Main and Eleventh
streets who is sole agent for its sale In Richmond
aad vicinity. Although but recently discovered ltS
curative powers In all diseases Of the Kidneys ana
bladder and arrangements Of the stomach, such rs
dyspepsia, &c, are remarkable as 10 place 1t At
once IA the front rank Of curative waters. There
no remedial agent known which will so quickly and
UtcctU"iy eradicate from the system all traces OF
u!'caSes requiring diuretic treatment.
GEORGE SCHGN,
NHy l0-lm 100 Main street.
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r.1n 1.ITEHTA WATERS
1yIIIA WATERS.

= .,,,I,r. {. q. CONWAY, OF CJL-
- ''' PETER CorSTI.NA.
r,rin Ann, VA, June l, 1876.
ra.,oos ,. """@<;
~, ,uxr!cnec IN the use Of the Ltrll'A
...,,,,,. vel ,,cen limited n"; in the following
49,. na, proved Of most decided '"n"h''
1~' .;., # erca; relief in other diseases rs
$50 ,,,sc resisted all ordinary treatment
..r.. ,- >;x,ti"d;
.r pl,rrrSlA or LONG STANDING,
..~..r .t5Mx>rAHY CANAL RF'SG Al
." o., ,l,RoNlc E>ooMkrH'Tls." WITH FRO
.'. ,,.>,ExnAGlA; and sd, CoNcESTtoS OF
-, hinxEys ~ a rcsul; OF the mcnoranSe
..'..r....c IIr!uh WATER will prove a great
,> m al;cra:i,c in restoring Il proper
-. IN, system Al time a'ways critical, as
81. s.t-osuci ca~"
-. ~,.,x.c;fa1,y yours, &C.,
c. {. CONWAY.
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No Withdra,cals.- Mayor Chiles yester-
dav allowed party to Withdraw warrant
that had been issued for the arrest OF q man
charging assault, but gave notice taas III
future the consequences must be considered
before warrant was procured, as ne would
allow no one to do so again.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-07

COLoRED MAsONs-ELECTI0N OF OFF
cERs.-At stated meeting OF King David
Lodge, No. % (colored), the following Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing year: w.
NJ. s. III. Shackelford; Senior Warden, A.
NJ. Reed; Junior Warden, r. Harris; Secre-
tary, A. jackson; Treasurer, n. Johnson;
Chaplain, William Jackson; Senior Deacon,
n. Harris; Junior Deacon, r. Fields;
Tiler. 3. johnson.
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1CE-CREAA BY STEAM.-This great 1abor-ssving
enables our friend Col uMBUs to reduce the price OF
his celebrated IcE-cREAM at $3.50 per gallon to
families and S1.25 to parties ordering large quanti-
ties. Boarding-houses, managers Of pic-nics, par.
ties, fairs, &C., will nd 1t to their advantage to leave
their orders at 32l Broad street.
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PERSONAL Councilman-eect T. II. Ell
lett and Alderman G. L. Todd have gone to
the Centennial.
A party Of European tourists will arrive
here to-day by the Richmond, York River
and Chesapeake railroad from Baltimore,
and will stop at Ford's Hotel They have
visited nearly all Of the principal northern
cities. From Richmond they 60 to Wash
ington, and from there they proceed west
ward.
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ELECTION OF DIRECTOR OF THE MOZART
AssocIATIoS.-At the last meeting OF the
Board Of Governors Of the Mozart Musical
Association Mr.. John Kessnich was chosen
director OF the orchestra. Twenty-one per-
sons were also elected members OF the AS
sociation, swelling the membership now to
about eighty. 1t was decided that on and
after next Thursday evening no one should
be admitted to the hall without ticket OF
Invitation
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FULL GRADUATEs.-In our notice OF the
closing exercises of the Old Dominion Busl-
ness College few days since it should nave
been stated that Abraham ii. Meyer anu
Aaron B. Calisher, OF this city, were tne
only members Of the school who received
diplomas as full graduates.
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CUSTOM thand-made) WORK to order, and guar
;tnteel to tlt. Repairing neatly done by
BoSCHES 6 BROTHER,
500 and I'LL Broad street.
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A SERIOUS FALL.-stanley Cook, SON OF
w. B. Cook who resides on the southeast
corner Of Cary and Foushee streets, fell from
cherry-tree yesterday evening. In his
descent he struck fence and broke several
ribs, and was otherwise badly injured.
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MASONIC ELECTIoN.-At q stated meeting
OF Henrico Union Lodge, No. 13O, A. F.
and A. NJ, held at their hall, on Church
Hill, June 9Th, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing twelve months Ro-
bert E. Richardson, worshipful master; O..
r. Kelly, senior warden; William S. Muir
ray, iuEior warden; William Wilson, secre-
Williams, senior deacon; j. NJ. Woody.
junior deacon; Thomas Angel, steward and
tiler. The abovc-named officers will be
installed on the evening OF st. Johns day.
At stated meeting Of Richmond Lodge,
No. 10, held last night, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: W. II.
Williams, w. NJ; George J.. Bidgood, S.
W.; Charles NJ. Branch, J. W.; Henry Bo-
deker, Treasurer; James E. Riddick, Secre-
tary; William H. Woody, Senior Deacon;
j. p. Bargamin, Junior Deacon: Thomas
Angel, Steward and Tiler.
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ACCIDENT TO HOTEL PoRTER.-A col
ored man named Lewis Jefferson, one OF
Ferd's hotel-porters, was very badly hurt
Yesterday by being caught between an om-
nibus and the stable door. DR.. Tabb was
called in and administered the necessary
medical attention.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, COOL
and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, CO;
8 \. NJ, &C; II NJ, 73; 3 p. NJ, II; P.
NJ, II; midnight. 60.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-07

IN THE UNITED STATES CIR.
CUT COURT YEsTERDAY-CHARLEs L.
PERKINS AND HENRY FINK APPOINTED
RECEIvERs-PERSONAL EXPLANATION OF
CoUNsEL-A COMPREHENSIVE ORDER EN-.
TERED BY THE JUDGES FOR THE GUID.
-ANCE OF THE RECEIvERs-THE TRUs.
TEES OF FIRST MORTGAGES MADE PAR
TIES TO THE sUIT-PRosPECTs OF THE
ROAD.
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The ACCIDENT AT STAUNToN.-Thet trestie-
work at Stamton where the late sWitch-on
occurred is not more than twenty-five 1eet
high. The engine and tender were put
back upon the track Monday. The damage
to them will not exceed four hundred and
fifty dollars. Our statements Of yesterday
were incorrect in respect Of these two
pninfS
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Sent On.-Jerry Dillon, charged with
trespassing upon the premises Of Edward
Nunnally, was sent on to the County Court
Yesterday by Justice Martin. Bailed in the
s,1m of S100. ts ,-,tstt
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PERSONS having idle money esn invest It for SIX,
twelve, eighteen months, in negotiable notes. Sc
cured by real estate In this city worth double the
amount, and make ten per cent, by applying to
CHAFFIS. STAPLES & co. r. .HEs
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM ESr
= INV lot on the corner Of Clay and Tween ~
ty-eiyhth streets, Church HID, my DAKh-BAY aa }.
oId. and newly shod all around; no marks remeM-
bered reward OF five dollars will be paid for his
return to me- or for information that WIZ ead 70 !As
recovery. IJe 1-1t"J y. S.he,-.O-N. ~
T OST, ON MONDAY MORNING, IN
i the store Of Messrs Cordozo. For9ureMan M g Co,
With stecl clasp, and containing between $40 and 9
$50 Ia Currency. a liberal reward wfil be pald III
l'it ~ 'iit' o'A'0' '1 -'~' je 7-It*'
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EoWLER's PATENT FLY-FAS,
TaR II GREAT HOME coaEoRT AND Luxury

-, AZ, vas All dies away by the shadow aud mose-
,es of the wings while revolving. and is indtspens-
hss for the enjoyment OF good meal x, =
Do no, fail TO purchase one Of taSse asslat ana
bean,ifui presents for friends or family before Cav.
ins the city Having them you y VII thes, es
aud would nos part with them for ten u'aes slssf
cost. -. - :, -, y rz,A fsaySgfssss
suppEed. By Addressing r. o. Boz as Richnond, We
my X9-Nodl lN -
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Fresh PEACHES at D. CoLpApus.s,

ACCOUNT BOOKS should be well seasoned befor
used.
EARLY orders solicited for BLANK BOOKS, whic
we make in the best style and OF best materials.
CHEAP BLANK BOOKS we have on hand aud man
ufacture to order. RANDOLPH 6 ENGLISH.
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Ro. w. HUGHES, District Ju
Tho Court AppOintees.

The appointment OF Mcssrs. Perkins and
Fink seems to give very general satisfaction
to all parties concerned. Mr.. Fink is eX-
pected here to-day to give bond, and Mr..
| Perkins will probably do likewise Defore
the end of the week, and the road will then
be formally delivered into their possession.
| Mr.. Perkins, who was in the city during
the proceedings before the Court, is 4 MEM
Der OF firm largely engaged in the rail-
road-supDly business in New York. lie was
recommended to the Court by August Bel
mont, Morton, Bliss IL Co., and numerous
well-knoWn merchants and bankers OF New
York, who testified to his high character
and excellent business qualifications. AS
something was said during the discussion
about Mr.. Perkins's desire to furnish
the railroad with supplies, and as re.
ceiyer to pay himself literally there
for. it may be well to say here,
as we do upon the authority of gentleman
known all over the State, that Mr. Perkins
in the beginning said that il he was ap-
pointed receiver he should not allow any
supplies to be purchased Of his firm.
MIR. Perkins has made fine impression
upon those with whom he has come IN con-
tact here. 1t is predicted that the oihcefs
and employees of the company Will 1lnd MN
pleasant man to deal with, and that the
bondholders Of all classes will have IN him
an active and yigilant agent who Will re
gard their interests as his own. He lntenos
to bring his family to Virginia, and to give
the duties Of his position his most earnes
attention.
Mr.. Fink, the associate of Mr.. Perkins
before consolidation was employed on thf
Virginia and Tennessee railroad, and 1ol
several years past has been the superintend
ent of the consolidated line. He is Prus
sian by birth, and a civil engineer by pro
fession. He is pronounced by nearly all rail
road men one OF the very best railroad opera
tiyes in Virginia. He is modest and taciturn
and is known personally by only few per
sons OF the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
Company even, but is noted for his lnde
pendence Of action and thorough devotion
to duty. He will doubtless have the practi
cal working of the line under his control
and will, from all accounts, be able to do q:
well, if not better, than ever before.
Colonel Whitcomb, who was mentioned
very. favorably in connection with the re-
ceivership, and who came very near being
selected as O compromise man, speaks IL
complimentary terms OF Colonel Fink, anC
also OF Mr.. Perkins, and believes that bet
ter selections could not easily have beer
made.
Mr. Peasants, who has been appointed
master of accounts, is the clerk Of the
United States Circuit Court, and is favora'
bly, known to all who have business with
that tribunal Of justice.
Most, il not all, the New York counse
have left the city, but some OF them viii
doubtless have occasion to return. Judge
Shipman will visit the White Sulphur
Springs this season.
Mr.. Henry Z. Wickham is the resident
counsel OF the plaintiffs in this cause.
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no. 1877.

NEW MUsic.-Wagner'so oland Centennial March
mailed to any address upon receipt Of 81. All the
latest sheet music can be found at c. Z. JoHNsToSs
music and news-store, 91a Main street
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From Professor Z. BRIDGER, Chemist, Montreal:
know no preparation afEording so much nuIIt.
ment, and none which builds up the constitution
rapidly. and effects such permanent and positive
cures as CoLDEN's LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT or
BEEF AND TONIC INvIGoRAroR.
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FFnsd.-Joseph White (colored), charged
with throwing rocks In the street, was hned
81 at the Mayors Court yesterday.
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MORE SoUIRRELs.-The family OF SOUR,
rels in the Capitol Square was increased
yesterday by the addition Of four new ones,
which were bought and turned loose.
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AN APPEAL CASE DEcIDED.-In the Hust-
ings Court yesterday the case of James Hob
son, which had already been disposed of by
the Police Court, was tried. Hobson was
arrested on the charge Of stealing pair OF
shoes, tried by the Police Court, convicted,
and sentenced to confinement in the city
Jail for four months. From this judgment
the accused appealed, and yesterday he was
tried before Judge Guigon and acquitted.
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have analysed the wHIsKEY known under the
brand Of "B SELECT" " controlled by Messrs. WAL.
TER d. BLAIR & Co, Richmond, Va, and find /,
FREE FROM FUSIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend its use for medicinal and family pur.
poses.-J. b. MCCAw, NJ D., late Professor Of
Chemistry, Medical College of Virginia.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the Richmond
Chamber Of Commerce will be held to-mor-
row afternoon at 5 o'clock.
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TRUNKS, VALIsEs, AND SATCHELS reduced I
very low prices at BOSCH EMS, Broad street.
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TvT.o1ISE-1fOVTNG- Don't fail to see r.

HOUSE-MOVING.-Don't fail TO see L.
Ii j. REAMY, No. 10 Fifteenth street, the oniy
practical HORSEPOWER and RAISER IL The city.
With INV patent mover guarantee economy and DIS
patch buildings moved with chimneys, without .s-
turbing tenant Safes, Boilers, Engines, and otnef
heavy bodies moved with care. Also, pay cash fot
buildings TO be moyed In the sc.ty.4 Resersnees
Messrs. ". T. King Main street; Captain Tyleri
Rockets; George 4. Hund!ey, Broad street.
lny 29-Sm 5Ess
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BETHESDA WATER.-A fresh supply just received
from the spring at Waukesha, Wis, in barrels half
barrels, and by the gallon, at GEORGE ScHGN's,
corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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8irlamond 1ispatelt,

af~TI,E CIRCULATION OF TIE DISPATCH
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCIy-
LATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-07

CORONER APPoINTED.-JohnL l.. snead, OF
Nelson county, was yesterday appolntea
coroner OF that county by the Governor.