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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-11


| .MozLRT MUSICAL .Ass0C1AT1oN.--The' he Mo-
zart Musical Association ,held2their' thlr-
teentli musical nsoiree last evening at iAsso-
ciat,on' Hal. - .The attendance was fine, and
the performance splendid. The following
programme was : presented ~ o~erta1e ,.sata.1e
ssEyening Song,'', Ban ks Richmond Quar-
tette; ,Duo-Piano (Four Hands) scherzo,
Fescag sdessrs. ThilOW;! and 'Rien hards {;
Solo--Tenor,c Farewell" :" Graham, Mt: MI; !;
J. Dimmock ); Quarteste-"Integer Wire"
OdeG xii, Horace, y Richmod. oQnartette; !;
Sonate--Piano. and Cello, Mendelssohn!,
Messrs. Thilow and Reinhardt solo-baI-
tone, .jATho'> Fortune GDarkly Ger Me
Frowns,v Bale, Mr.YW.;H. Grant, DR.;
Waltz, Strauss, Orchestra 'n425i ~ * ~,
Nearly every piece was enoored' 'nota6iy
the cello solo OF Professor Thiiow and the
baritone solo OF Mr. Grant, who sang "li
baleny,- from Troyatore,; in Italian, with ", an
accent equal to Susini orITagiiapetrl !ne :.a
soirees Of the MOzarts are very ateractiFe,
and we trust they will be continued through
out the coming season. = Fois>,s:sl' '', '''.'
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DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE.-In order to meei
the constantly increasing demands Of onr trade we
have added a well-selected assortment OF NEW
TYPE. which, together with our improved MA
cHINERY and sKILFUh MECHANICAL TALENT s
warrant us In guaranteeing the VERY BEST class
OF WORK at moderate figures and tx the most expe.
dtious manner.
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WEATHER REPORT.

PROBABILITIES TO-DAY.-W Washington,
August 10.--For the South Atlantic and
Gulf States, higher barometer, and nearly
stationary temperature, southeast to SOUTH
west winds, and partly cloudy or cloudy
weather will prevail, with thunder-storms.
For the Middle.States, rising followed by
falling barometer, southeasterly to, south
westerly winds, and generally warmer,
partly cloudy weather, with probably thun-
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THE CoSGREss1oSA CiGSvESrIoS. AT a
meeting OF the City Conservative Commit
tee held last night the following resolution.
"s RssoIped, That in the event even Of more more taiainn
one candidate being before the people for
the the nomination for Congress- ii. this district
there shall be primary electiPn held on the
22d OF August. ''. '''', 'l,' s.,i. ,'''.
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A meeting OF the Board OF Directors OF
the Chamber Of Commerce was held yester-
day evening-the president Il. O. Noting,
ESQ presiding. Present Messrs., Cog,
Ian, Biankenship, Potts, Chi1drey, Logan,
Grubbs, Elicit, Hawes, and Watkins, The
president announced the appointment; oi
Mr.. Charles D. Hill as chairman Of the Com
mittee on Mail. Facilities in the place Of Mr..
Spots, resigned.
Mr.. Potts, from the Special Committee on
Fast Mails, submitted a report stating that
they had not finished their laborB but en-
closinga copy OF q circular-letter addressed
to several leading railroad men. Mr. r otis
said: We give you reply from Colonel
Douglass and Major Scott, and desire. your
very best attention to these letters, because
at glance you can see where the true cause
Of our trouble lies, and how that delay can
be Overwhelmingly, by close connection
and an dIl-yail route. r" '@s:@H .12...!1 =
Colonel E. ID. T. Myers, General Superin-
tendent, advised me in person that Captain
Robinson would reply next week to the let
ter Of your committee. Colonel Buford has
sent in a reply, but owing to the; absence of
Colonel Talcott,' General Superintendent
Richmond and DanvilIe road, we are not in
possession OF some points necessary to cna-
BILE us to lay all the papers before you. Col
onel Bridgers has not yet replied. We also
desire to return our best thanks to Governor
G.. G. Walker, member OF Congress from
this district, who in person presented our
petition to the Postmaster-General. In this
connection we beg also to advise you OF re-
ceipt Of valued correspondence from the
Chamber Of Commerce OF Charleston, S. c.,
Savannah, Ga, and Augusta, Ca, From all
points southward we have letters express
ing hope that the desired end may be Sc
cured, and Offering to second any good work
we may engage. in for the welfare OF our
common country. ,...,-,... .,......,.... ID i
In his. letter, Dir. Fred. Scott said: I
manage the Richmond and Petersburg rail-
road for the benefit OF. the stockholders
with due regard to the public INTEREST,",
and for that reason will be glad to unite
with connecting lines in the formation OF q
through iast-mail line. believe it will so
increase my revenue that will be fully
compensated for any local disadvantages |
surrender; but it can only be accomplished
by mutual concession and agreement.
-Igiye you below the schedule now run
between New York and Charleston, and a
schedule that may be run provided the
roads unite to effect it. No changeis needed
in the New York and Washington schedules.
The roads south OF Washington can connect
with any OF the many daily trains running
north of that city.. tL- ~"
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Y z Rasl-L;Jser' Come 70 Gre. Yesterday
morning the, case OF Robert Meekins lcok-
ored), charged with stealing railroad. iron
from the Richmond and Danyille railroad
was heard before Justice. ,Perdue Gin the alb.
senee Of the Mayor, found guilty OF petty
larceny, and, sent 10! jail for, thirty days"
From this decision, Mcekins appealed. bluCg
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Meeting Of the Bridge Comnlissioners.-A
meeting OF the commissioners OF the Free
bridge was held last. evening at Dir. Lo-
terzo's, and plans for keeping the bridge in
reDair discussed. - Z" -'''.s' y"
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DELIGHTFUL, EXCURSION S. r. Per
due, well-knoWn gentleman and popular
excursionist Of this city, adyertises in our
columns proposing to give select and de-
lightful excursion to West Point on Mon
day the 18th instant. The manager OF this
excursion has chartered . special train for
this occasion, and with Mr.. Perdue's we'll
established reputation as, q caterer to the
public taste in this line, all who purchase
tickets can rest assured OF having good
time and spending pleasant day. = '.if
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THE TLDENtW AZ: HoRsEs n THE II 7TRRltEs..
There will .>bc grand ratification meeting;
at Louisa Courthous on NJ Monday next, and
Hon. 4. M. Kelley will speak. Ex-Gov-
ernor Walker will afso-be present and let
his constituents know all about the Radical
rascaIty he has helped to unearth.! JA3IiA'
den and Hendricks flag twill be flung to the
breeze, ,tenbB fifteen feet'in dimensions IA
regular feld-day!i lis anticipated. II 9di RI -ni'
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LOCAL MATTERS.
1FAsT MAILS.

EFFORTS OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
REPORT OF THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE
CHARGED WITH THE. INvEsTIG ALTON OF.
THE sUBJEcT-yIEws OF PROMINENT
RhILROADfAfEN. ri i,,riahjfp t:iHf = ::
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MAIL DELlYED.-The southern mail train
due here about 9:15 O'Clock last night did
not arrive till after o O'Clock, owing to an
accident to the freight train near Meherrin,
Damage slight. - 80. -, -
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I have analyzed the wHIsKEY known under
brand Of" d SELECT, "icontrolied by Messfs. WAE
TER ID. BLAIR q Co, Richmond, Va, and find i
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities, q
recommend Its use for medicinal and family pnp
poses.-J. B. McCAw, II. D., late Professor of
Chemistry Medical College or Virginia. so1 y
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Continued.-The case Of Wyndham Gre
CORY and Daniel Gregory, charged with
stealing cow, was heard before Justice
Perdue Yesterday evening and continued.
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To Haze a Pic Nic.-At meeting OF the
Alerts last night the company decided to
have their picnic at w ayIhaek's! ashort dis
tauce from the city, on theL 22d instant 10
wage decided that not overforty tickets were
toabe sold to parties not membess'oi tne.
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Visitors to the VIRGINIA SPRINGS win guard s
against baggage agents on the trains for staun-
ton. There are coaches and wagons TO- convey pas
sengers and baggage free of charge. Don't give up
your checks till you get In the omnibus at the dcpoz.
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PIANOS. ORGANS. &c.

DlANO FOR SALE.-Must beEgss..ss;
,Irl..rorc ;hc ] 9Th Of riiis month. TIT z rr'
- -,.ayr 4 great bargain may be had by
,l,,ins promptly. rs ii must hc sold ArpiSntt
r. ABRAMS LOAN ofFlIr.
IN His IA = -'t'', - ~ -
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r,rr ~ GRE ArEsT BARGAISs eyer offered 10 this
.,tyj yo, can now ind at SYcLE BRorHERs'. They
hiye an immense stock Of Dry Goods, Notions, ana
white GooIs, and offer them 70 the public attire t
very lowest n,araet prices Don1ail 70 20 tnese M n
hnvi,,e youtt Dry Goods, as you can ave money ~
~; ,sb. stnp froom. them 10 1isi !sG3 lf.ffrfas
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Ecosoay Is THE oRDER OF THE DAY; putt
int, uactice by purchasing your dryigoeds atLzNx
BROTHERS,. They now offer great bargsins IN fae
remainder Of their stock OF snmHer dress spots'
-. ra sos and umbrellas r. ksFrgkftsfa
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CUSTOM thand-madel WORK to order, aud guar
anteed to 1T. Repairing done BY 'teH'%+tiIt
ISL r,lGf" E. BoscnEN q BRoTHER, q
i,,4ts.a5 ..sf4s; 500 and 51l Broad street. =,
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TRUNKS, VALIsEs, AND SATcHELs reduced to,
very low prices at BoscHEN's, Broad street.
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THE VIRGINIA is THE rRsT-cLAss HOTEL II
St.,uuton..
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Go TO S WiNsrocK's and you viii get double
the worth Of your money.
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A coon 11ME topprchsse your estHgss PILLOW.
casings, bedieks, h@anke hsnness
strtiags, and Irishl Liners al iof which are BON
beina sold observation-disclosures BY atgssat bargains: III
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A FINE GOLD tgentleman's sizel tem-wtndtng, ;
chronometer balance watch, s85. at WINsTocK's.
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AHTsE EIGHTsnS- caRAf GoLD s7Esf.wfNDs-a
EsG PATEx ,PIIntif Il sG0s MA1cus gentlsEens
size, for 4125, at, ,KIssTocks.s s.t 80, IS
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SLIPPERS, TIES, AND BUsKINs. in great variety
1t BoscHEN's; 500 and 511 Broad street.
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For ruE.BEsT ACCOMMODATIONS INsrAUNToNi
20 to the Virginia Hotel, ,s. 49, Il s.!ss a..
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LryEs GOODS such as ,tabie-cloths, napkins, doY~
lies, towels table dsmask, and towein&
can be had at lower prices asLESY BaoTHERssthan
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1855 A. NJ. 1:4O... Wilmington. l0:15 $50 4. ~
10 2ga5 Sg9 S99 d.
SHOP NJ. 44:55... New York. ...34:l5 $3.50 A. M.
New York to Charleston: Present schedule. 45:10; {;
Charleston to New York Present schedule, 44:55 :;
new, 34:10. .. '.i "..' .' ..-'t.
In conclusion Mr.. Scott said: This differ
ence is not made by fast running, but main
ly by close connection. Passengers going
through Richmond north on the evening
train now stop an hour and a quarter here,
and hour and a half in Washington, and
over two hours in Baltimore. The day train
stops two hours and three-quarters here,
and CONSUMES the balance Of the time on
the Potomac River boat The new schedule
contemplates running all-rail, and making
only stops as may be necessary for passen-
gers and mails. Savannah, Macon, Augusta,
Columbia, Raleigh, &C., &C., can OF course
make close connection with the through line
and enjoy all the advantages OF it. I promise
you my hearty cooperation in your endeavor
to carry out this through fast line.
In his answer Colonel Douglas, OF the Pc
tersburg and Weldon railroad, after review
ing the situation, said the new schedule
proposed is entirely practicable, and would
others between New York, Boston, and
NE" OIIealis tlldL ou SaiiiioG chjoy ~ Viis
as the present schedules are continued. l
have considered the delays and time con-
sumcd on this line an outrage on the pub
lie and a reflection upon the. management
since my first connection with this road,
and have labored to bring about the desired
change to this time, however, without re-
suits. I earnestly trust that your efforts
may accomplish what we desire, and / can
assure you of my most cordial cooperation.
The committee was continued, and in
structed to place all the ,correspo spondence
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sg5t., ,;.tt.Iti 5stt..f ttiII 2IsIsfE.s.Ifil -.
IT 10 now said, that Chinese Servants are
" waated I'M England, especially iaundrymens
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EyrRY Anr1cL y mus, be sold Il wiSsrocx.s. .9siE

LoTs 6s hnzes AND fsrrross for s.ieYaysi
cheap at yHNsTocRs. ~, ~ 1si o.fl
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THE BEST PEOPLE WHEN VISITING sTAUNroyl
stop at the Virginia Hotel. rl i}fli sGT az tc;7
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EIGHTEEN DOLLARS. win buy fourteen-earaI
oubfe- ease gold lever watch at wrNsrocx 5. q
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GEEAr. BARGAINS in silk and dress goods at SY-
Gle BROTHERS.. Goods marked down from twenty
u fffty nef reif y = 'tx
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COLLISION, IN THE Dock. Yesterday' eye,
ming soon after the arrival OF the steamer, me.
j. ". Eyerman at her wharf she was run
into bv n schooner which was being hauled
out. The b0w-sprit' OF the schooner struck
the Everman fair on the port.side, tearing;
away the Stahchion, under two life-boats,fa
portion OF bel, rigging, and railing around
nlaind deck. tIH >yfFss' AZ f2ii31 ~ ~
PERSONAL PFiIsss;o, Il Mr. ). u. oakshot, d WASH
ington, the general Inspector Of the pub,
lie building gs ID the United States ss was at
the St. James Yesterday and, IN company
With Major Hawks,; istiperintenden visited
the Old Dominion Granite euWorks and M
,spected the stone whieh,iS being cut there
fol the Philadelphia cusson,house and posi- pos, =
office, .y1Ea I,IE <stE1,io!s.syI. I'D ;9iIis.c
4, W Raehps. (eolored), mailing clerk. ~
the ;Riehmonl post-ofiee,, isinoW ostumpins
the Petersburg dbtEict for DE. .Morties ILL y !,
A. Rack Koon, Esq, has been II tprned e
,o6se M The Sd by by Colonel. Sam. Boy
Kin. He isIssuppo,sssd to be Chinanan, but b I.
we believe That be came from Hanover; ;yaIIt,
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HoUsEs; BENIEps RENTS eoLLEG1xn,s apd
nrompt returns made, Deeds Written
nents taken; property sold privatelyot by auction
business solicited. Z CaAFFIs} STAPLES g 20.
n, ,,: rrEnIoK,s PATTERNS sti lead The world 0f
rash,on. It Is the only having an En-
ronea come SEND yonr ana He.,f fMe
VIZ iliaaiiifiaif'T III sfilH ~. r. acKEsYEr, st,
i,sl: s,l,iGls III tfNint,i aud Franklin
" Is 10 flssn eal s.f1F s.,
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GEsrIsE Howard d-moyement, In heavy eiSh-
cen-carat gold cases, vsry cheip at WIySTocE's.
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SEsrrprHfa an1SD5rKr..s ..sa=fslurnas fofnl's
kins was sent ON. to thB grand jury OF the
Hastings Court yesterday Tor felonioaa cal-
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FOR RENT.

T1OR RENT, that large and desirableH:A
Il BRICK DWELLING No. 4Q7 on the esst H.2,
side or Eleventh street between Marshall and ebay
streets, containing ten rooms kitchen with four
rooms; with all the modern improvements. s
Also, BRICK DWELLING No. TIT west Gay
street, containing five rooms; Kitchen. j. NJ =,
Also, small BRICK DWELLING on the west side
Of Second street between Clay ana Leigh streets,
Also, that iarre T TiiRE EE-sTORY BRICK STORE.
HOUSE No. l605 Franklin street. two doors east os
Also. BBICK STORE apd DWELLING on the.
canal bank, between Sixth and Seventh con-
taining four rooms besides the store.
Also. FRAME STORE aud DWEIILISGon the
west side OF Eighth street between Main and Cary
streets containing three rooms besides the store;
Also, BRICK STORE and DWELLING No: 91a,
on the north side Of Cnry street between Ninth ano
Tenth streets, containing three rooms besides the
~ y. i-,'.', pr'g JAMES n: TAYLOR 4 SON.
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A FIRsT-wATER (ifteen-stone) diamond rtRg
mounted, for Oh 10, at WINsTocK's.if

A FINE COLD oPER4-cnAIS for s25 at WIZ.
STOCKS. 80 .#f@Stt-fFs fss.Sst{J.ti itse
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TOR RENT, the FRAME DWELL-Aa
IL ING. No. 900 Beverly street, contsinfng Rs1
six rooms, iu good repair. 300 per annum: ...
fbrick} containing eight rooms gas water, &c, IN
the house Rent $3.50 pc. anngm; m 80, :. ,ot sss
an S1-eod2t 60 80 No. Tenth street,,
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9itt,n,ojl1d i1lspatth.

as-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PArERS OF-THE CITY AE8sI ei3f,y
FR1DAY.....-........AUGUsT1 II, 1916.
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MEETINGS..

,.0XIC NOTlCE.--rhc mem ~
III A>o'Hr' noyrr LODGE. No. 81, Az ~
i T NJ vii attend sis,sS cSmn"S'ss, Washington
,1n nt their 'nsn 49,. ,,c,wccn Ninth and Tenth. on
lall. On ls'SHi EVENING; angst at oSi@ss r,s
1H% TIi 10 ISesss scr az" d 'fss;'s" ',s M
,|,1?aIly invif'''. ~ EEN. r. AUGUST.
Secretary.
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sYcrH BaoTHEHs afe selling me naiaaee % shsir
summer stock at 1niraEulorsy low price, riy -.
determined To- close out their Whole stock reaz,ess
OF cost or yalRe. -. - ~
b Az SELEGAST SOLITAIRE DIAMOND, Weighing
tHo and quarter carats, mounted In q handsome
ring, for sale very Che1p at tTfssTocK,s.
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tiug. ff1IIs q 2r..; 2. ;ts 5 4 4
4 o. ls4t'attsssite ~ NJ .t3sa
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WOOD AND COAL.
EI. GREATLY REDUCED.

EUEI. GREATLY REDUCED.
lam -llir@ to dealers and consumers cheaper than
~ any time since the war best ANTHRACITE
60 NJ. aH sizes: best BlTUMINOUS COAL. CLIO
NER lilI.L. and MlDLOTHlAN: best GOOklNts
COKE. EEILONA and CARBON HILL; WOOD
uf III kinds embracing my celebrated dstcam-prcpare
cooking and kindling WOOD, SO convenient ana
ccnpnmica. al Ninth. Cary. and Basin bank. BUY
ruw for winter. an d. is. WATKINS.
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sched. from -. lenre from sched-
900 r. NJ. New York.. 9:2O NJ
200 4. NJ. e:4O. Washington 9:lO $50 A. b.
l:2OP.M. 16:00... Richmond. 1885 11:l5 A. 81
500 A. NJ 34:40.. Wilmington. 1925 9:45 I. III.
6:S0P NJ 45:l0 Ar. Charles'n Ar. 1925 7:45 A. 81.
s15p.M. ....Cbarleston. s:15P.M
1855 A. NJ. 11:4O.. Wilmington. 0:15 $50 4. d.
10 Pm. 25:45.... Richmond. ...20:45 $500 L. M.
600 A. NJ. 33A5.. w Washington $3.50 9:45
SHOP. NJ 44:S5.... New York. 34:l5 $3.50 A. M.
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TOR RENT, Two NEAT .TWO-A
I STORY BRICK HOUSES, Nos lrespect. -
iyeiyJ 7S8 and 612 Fourth street, between Lega and
JacSson and Jackson and DuyaI streetSy WIN
si1 rooms, including kitchen and servants, rooms.
TWO NEAT lTWO-STORY FRAME Dwell;
INCS on Tweuty-eighth street, between marsnan
and Leigh Streets with fye rooms and kitsnen 10
each yI;!litI ~! !3iTR1CHARpSOEiA - COn. -
an i1-4t Ills Main etreet. 4
GOOD FARM LAND ON, !, ,CURLE'S
VI NECK FON RENT. Apply 70 ,nrv
) -! gHT .T5i7lMHs. FkhNCESAEEEh.i
au ll-1w c,,a III E5change hosst;,.
TlOR. RENT, THE 4 STORE, .AN1 h
E DWELLING No ll6 Byrd street Natet0
and ps i'm the hoise. Rent very low 20
Is0T 1g ,cHAyEls, ST4 RsA FEE Ess.s Z Asssty
auo-st :a5yOlio1 = No!l TenM GIesaEoo
LOB RENT, the neW sapd desiraRIa A
Ti DWELLING, With sil IN moderp5 5improfe1a
inents, No. 00y Franklin street 70 seeafs =,
tenant At once 5000 per anngn @ MI Ks s 1aks Tnnn
EOR SALE Oh, RENT-1THE NEW IL
land DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLiNS
No. 0O3 north Twelfth street next d0or,1 ny s Dss
dance. The house y Just fntsaed apa c2nssns is
rooms md has all the modern inpSoyensssns. ss ~
convenience toti,e business ostson
1t desirable sat l E1F rep terms W aPlS :SRHHoLPH
n :yra1.r Of Randolph 1 4 si;S n;nsasiss asc q
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twReaes,a wnsSn c1fss,i - i Va; 9 I,
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GOAL AND D.-ANTHRACITE
- COAL for al! purposes Of the best, at less prices
- per ton of 1000 pounds, or s4.5O for 1850
pounds Of best LUMP; best LUMP WEST NIR-
GINA, CLOVER NIL, or MIDLOTHIAN at
$500 10 $50 per ton OF 1000 pounds; OAK and
FINE WOOD, good and seasoned. "a so and 50 per
cord; and all kinds OF fuel u, very lowest prices at
Nineteenth and Cary strects. G. ii. PAGE
~ 81 - = - - - '''' -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-11
A NTHRACITE, SPLINT COAL, &c.

A NTHRACITE, SPL1NT COAL, NC.
ANTHRACITE, full supply Of RED aud
WHITE ASH at summer prices; '-
SPLiST-the very best;
STEAM and BLACkSSuTIlS' COAL-none
OAK and PINE WOOD for family use.
aEErEs0si i. Il. CARRINGTON,
AN corner Of Seventeenth and Cary streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-11

GLOVER HILLGLUMP COAL AT
~ GREATLY REDUCED RATES. .-.'
1000 pounds LUMP COAL, delivered, $3.50;
$3.50 pounds fthiP COAL, delivered, s4.25;
1900 pounds LUMP COAL, delivered, 81.
h!'o, NTHR hCIT 7 +, SPLINr, and COKE;
GOALS OF every tescrp piion.
OAK and PINE WOOD llong and sawed) at low
CT market rates. ...F ~. ~ II. @. GARY, .,.
.. No. 1lS Eighth street,
jy 26-lm near Packet landing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-11

GLOVER HILL LUMP; COAL Is NOW
~ offered AT ONE DOLLAR LESS PER TON
than West Virginia GOALS The price is lower and
Is pronounced by lnais close Observers to be more
economical fuel than West Virginia. even ut tl,e
same price. rl.... s...- -tr.. s,.. .. - - -,
Oi!lee: Eleventh. street between Main and Bank. !,
FULL WEIGHTS GUARANTEED ,ttn.f,
.#..-. ID. JAMES Il. WERIE, Receiver:
III .-r... T. G. JONES, Commercial Agent,