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Accsaensal snoo,fns.

: I5PSS1Rf -"
srAuRToH, March 1.-To.pight about 8
o'clock MIR. C. Halle, welLknown commits.
sion merchant, was shot in his store, near
the de- OF, BY Mr.. II. Erskire Miller, through
mistake for burglar. Nr. Halle had just
moved his business from bis store, which
adjoins Mcclure & Miller's, and tonight
went back to the empty room for some pur-
pose, when Miller, seeing man walking
about BY dim light, called to him, and get.
ting no. answer, fired. Mr. Halle fell shot
through the neck, the ball coming out at the
back OF the neck. Mr. Miller, discovering
the mistake, immediately sent for medical
aid. The wound Is not regarded as mortal.
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FUNERAL. Of Mr.. CRAwT oRD.-The funera
OF Mr. Zach. Crawford was preached yes
lrr9ay morning at IL q clock at the Firs
bAp'!sl church 10y Rev. DR.. j. William Jones
rom The text: " Watch, therefore, for VIZ
hno" neither the day nor the hour wherein
lht Son Of Man comelh."
ne inoeral was attended by large num-
~ts oi his old comrades Of the Twelfth
'8-Ih'A regiment, of which he was most
SA!Iaht sotd'er; hs business acquantances,
"tN"hs whom be bore mogt.eXemplary cha.
i",Sl'r, ant the First Baptist church, oil
"Nich he was consistent u4ember. He wss
buried in HOLLYWOOD.
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Journalistic.

NEW YORK, March lit is stated thatcer-
tificates of incorporation Of the New York
Express (uewspaper) Company were filed
with the county clerk yesterday. The COM
paay Is to be managed by Erastus Books, j.
", Brooks. Augustus Scheli, Frederick
Smith, and Samuel Marsh, who have elected
trustees. The company is to continue for
fifty years from the 18th Of January last.
The Erpress will go into the hands OF Its
new managers to-day. Mr.. Erastus Brooks
remains as editor and publisher.
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The New York Democracy.

New YORK, March 1.-Tbe Executive
Committee, consisting of Gideon j. Tucker,
Richard Scheil, William 81. Hitehman, ex-
Speaker Mcclure, Wheelau 81. Bristol, h.
F. Andrews, and others have called mas: =
meeting convention of Democrats at Weet,
ing Hall, Syracuse, for March Is. The call
includes all who desire to be in harmony
with the Democracy of Ohio, Pennsylvanla,
Indiana, Missouri, aud the western and
southern States. and who are in favor OF,
first. the withdrawal of the natioDa-5aDk
currency and the substitution therefor Of
greenback currency; second, law declar,
ing greenbacks receivable for duties ano
third, the repeal of the specie>resnmption
act. The convention will take such measures
as may be necessary.
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'ttLoc TIlE.-The schooner William Mn
'.n' drawing thirteen and haif feet o
nAIe's was Yesterday loaded at the Chesa
p'a"e @ta ohio wharsss in nine hours with
o.. '.A huoehed and sixty .EGe tons Of coal. Cap
'".n fetea, who commands the schooner.
NC o-a never receiaed greater dispatch
me nSs~n is the finest coastwise vessel
81, n.' -am Mas eVse been to this city. She cos,
ti''''Vo' ana the cargo of coal which she car
,,, away is the largest that has ever been
fnipped from this port.
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\ NV Wy TO THE SENATE E8RoLARED IL.
,"AC!CAELE.-ln response TO a resolution OF
,"' senate, MAJOR 5. II. Boyhtn transmitted
;ISeFuay communication informing that
"'1! That afte.' a thorough examination he
A"o' II impracticable to comply with the
.''''ulon askIpg that ga communication "
~ :A1de 10 the gallery of the Senate Cham.
Dst ifom the eastern vestibule of the capitol
"hHoot cutting oil and destroy ing indispen.
ea'tr hnes leading from the basement of the
'p'toI aud from the clerks office seS the
house Cf UeIe.ates
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Tobacco Warehouses Burned.

ISpeclaI eIegfam 70 TIE DBpatch.J
DANv1LLg, VA, March 1.-The tobacco.
houses OF Messrs j. j. Hankins and j. j.
;Lawson, near the OLD cemetery, were burned
tonight about O'Clock. The stock In the
house of Mr.. Hankins is valued at 81 500, and
was insured in the Fire Association of Rich.
mond for $500. The tobacco of f. T. Sta
pies, destroyed in the house, was insured in
the Home, Of New York, for $1,000, and in
the Commercial, of Richmond, for the same
amount 1t Is supposed that LaWson's house
caught FIRE from the stoye-pipe. The house
of Hankins was set 90 fire by an incendiary.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Accident-Lock Jau.-Crawford Ander.
son, laborer upon Dir. William G. Taylor's
farm, near Manchester, was kicked in the
forehead by mule yesterday morning. The
blow inflicted painful wound.
a colored woman, wife of William Chris
tian, residing in Newtown just beyond the
Petersburg railroad, stuck splinter of wood
under the nail OF one her thumbs few days
ago, and although little was thought of it at
the time, lock-jaw has set in, and ber cendI.
tion is now extremely critical. DR.. Ingram
was called in to render the necessary surgical
assistance.
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DELINQUENT REAL ESTATE TAxRs~Tax.
payers who are delinquent Ia the payment 81
taxes On real estate for 1875 or any preced'
Jog year are interested in the notice OF Col
lec.or RegBault in another column. Pay up,
or your names will oe posted on the doors Of
The City HaH next Monday.
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RETAIL DEPARTMENT G. +. WATsoN's FURNI-
TURE-WoRKs for this city, northeast corner Gov
ernor (Thir.eenth) and Franklin streets.
Retail orders, received from parties outside this
city, returned 10 dealers In their localities.
Have just furnished st. Claire Hotel, Richmond,
with chamber, parlor-, and diniug-room furnl-
ture, mattresses, &c.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

r,s nr.nLcck PAKrLY REMovEp.-hr.
! az .i1ams. chairman OF the Finance Com
Sce m sa" sS made to rt'egs of the the
.rr olicc,s aud cm2lo,e'. In eraes "a sa,as TO ae
moI!sh this The pag-Fois have oeen a,a.araI atpD
'.'I'h ..I',,the First Na,ioual Bark as collateral
80 - I'M, nm IF money sufficient to meet Inc
%'-,,rl. loaned for the purposc.5
\ 'i'''iG .i'I'l-,.scd note to the secretary OF
o., n,,ot .:,4t!y furnish him with funds from
y. individual account 10 pay the teachers
NJ Joan NJ. Higgins, chairman O., - Inc nc
,.-r' 'r,,,,rc on Light, yesterday deposited III;
..i',,'f..H Obligation at the First National
p,~E and secured funds for the payment o.
~ ~, o:l.rr, aud employs at the gss1"ol K;
:. A.. row stated that the Common Counei
,,i., moi meet until Monday next.
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Railroad Matters.

New YORK. March Lit IS UNDERSTOOD
that certain Illinois and other western rail-
roads ars cutting freight down 10 non psyi9s
rates. A meeting was held at tne o.. EMn. en-
ohs Hotel to-day OF representatives, OF INT
srnnk.Iines 10 discuss railroad matters and
the adjustment OF ffeights.
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FIRsSTATIox TBsrRD.-Superintendent
Paynter bad some doubts about the working
of Station IA, corusr Tenth and Byrd strees,
and yesterday tested 1t at $40 2. n. by turn
in an alarm. 1t WAS found TO be in good
working order.
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Mayors Court.-Tbe following business
was transacted in this court yesterday
Ralph Hall, charged with carelessly riding
his horse in the streets, was fined two dollars
and half. Sydney Wake, charged with
assaultipg George Cox, and George Cox,
charged with assaulting Sydney Wake, were
fined one dollar each. The case of William
Bradley, charged with assaultipg William
Ambrose, was continued until to-day.
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MEETINGS.,

A LII ROYAL ARCH MASONS sMgsaz
n are cordially invited to attend stated syxyzA
conyocation Of RICHMONB ROYAL AAMA
ARCH CHAPTER, No. 8. at the Masons' ~ses10
Hali, on franklin street, THIS (Thursday) EVE
MING. March I'd, A. d. 1879, A. L. 6S76, r. A.
M. 2406, ut O'Clock.
BY order Of the M. z. II. p.
GEORGE F. KEESEE.
NH 2.1t< Secretary.
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,.ors-yn CHARGED WITH MURDRR.-Bev.
.-,'.. Crsy. q coorrd man formerly employ
- q, N. Trd.c1r Works, but who has re-
ccn'ly been Keeping bar about mile above
p,,Ii,c station, was arrested yesterday by
p.Iir.,nln Charter charged on warrant OBJ
.,,r,d ty Lucicn Morris with numbering
s,~nror Morris. The body OF Morris wa.
f5YrI in the dock on the 2lst OF Februsry'
/, j.. qn.,cd that MorTi, and Gray bad difh'
rrI,c ,bout woman. ard it is believed Gray
v,. instrumental in bringing him to his
Gr,,h. Captain Tyler and Sergeant Wren,
win the wafrlnt, first put Policeman Char
t., ou the lookout for Gray here and them
t,,yes went to powhlte in buggy.
I.r1n arriving at P0whatsn they ascer-
,sirri lha, Gray va, not there. When they
,,,urr,d to The city they found that Police
man Charter had arrested Gray. lie was
found on Tenth street near Byrd, in q poll
cy.,hop, where Captain Tyler and Serge ant
Wren had been Informed they would IND
accused.
G-av denies any recent knowledge OF
Morris. He said 20 our reporter last nlght
,a,t he saw Morris last year when he
VA, in the chain. gang, and had not since seen
hln. lie will te examined by Polce.Jrsllce
Wb.,r this morning.
The nan Morris who got out warrant
.Cr :ac arrest oi Gray is a brother Of the de-
ceased.
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BosCHEN BROTHER offer their winter stock o.
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, and Valises at very Low
prices In order to make room for spring goods.
sos and 5lI BROAD STREET.
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have analyzed the wHIsKEI known under the
brand Of :. B SELECT" controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER ID. BLAIR L Co.. Richmond, Va and find II
FREE FRoM FUsIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend its use for medicinal and family pur-
poses. j. B. MCCAw, M. D., late Professor of
Chemistry, Medical College Of Virginia.
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SPECIAL ATTENTION is called to the advertise
ment Of <. B. SPENCE & Son, in another column,
offering their entire stock Of clothing, shirts, and
furnishing goods at prime,cost for cash. This is =
fine oppor tunlty TO procure clothing at very low
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DAVENPORT & CO.,
STOCK BROKERS,


FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING, RICHMOND,
offer for sale at moderate prices the following de-
slrable SECURITIES:
800, 600 CITY OF PETERSBURG EIGHT PER
CENT. BONDS. secured by special lax
of 4 OF one per cent. OH both real and per-
100000 JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA
COMPANY FIRST MORTGAGE SIX
PER CENT. BONDS. <.>,,,,
s 5000 VIRGINIA CoNsoL COUPONS past
due. --
100 shares VIRGINIA STATE INSURANCE
COMPANY STOCk-John l.. Bacon,
IS shares VIRGINIA HOME INSURANCE e
COMPANY STOCK-D. j. Hartsook,
so shares MERCHANTS NATIONAL
BANK sTOCk-Thomas Branch, ESQ.,,
president. o-, -
Will buy and sell other BONDS and SIOChs on
commission. nonr ~,
it 29-GL DAhENfOn1 % ".
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ImmiKrafion ConyentaOn nc New
Orlsans.

NEw ORLEANS, March 1.-The Southern
and Western States Immigration Conven.
tion met here to-day. An organization was
effected By the election Of E.. .. Standard, Of
st. Louis, president; General j. II. Pome-
roy, OF Arkansas, secretary. After the ap-
pointment OF committees the Convention
adjourned to 10 O'Clock tomorrow.
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DR.. c. W. BENsoN's Celery and Chamomile
Pills are prepared expressly 10 cure sick headache
nervous headache, dyspeptif headache, neuralgia
nervousness. ana sleeplessness. and wiK cure any
case. Price 5ocesns. Sold bF all druggists In Rich.
moud. PURCELL, LADD & Co., Agents.
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TIE SOUTHERN NAssocIArIoN.--Manym m en-
bers Of the House of Delegates express con.
fidence that the bill proposing to repeal the
charter of the Southern Association will be
passed.
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CouNcILAAN REpn2rED.-Mr. Jen
Powers was reported by Policeman haInor
yesterday for allowing two one-horse carts
to run on the a.reets without licenses.
Lee, Seddon s. Co. were reported oJ
Policeman Michaels for running dray Sn
the streets without license.
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Obituary.

PHILADELPHIA, March 1.--Canailie D'Invii-
liers, q prominent member OF the Board OF
Brokers of this city, and director Of the
Philadelphia aud Erie Railroad Company,
died this morning.
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THE HENRrco CURING AFrRAY.-Baylor
Dabney, charged with cutting Anderson
Ham, appeared before Justice Larua, of Hen
rico county, yesterday, waived an examina-
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COMMISSION MERCHANTs.-We solicit your or.
ders for printing, or q call at any time you may
wish to see specimens or ob ain estimates, feeling
assured that it will be to your advantage.
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New York and the Resumption ACE.
ALBANY, N. Y, March 1.-The Assembly
baye adopted resolution requesting New
York representatives to oppose repeal OF
the resumption act.
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For the Black HilIs.

COUNCIL BLUFFS. March LA party Of
twenty-five miners have left here for the
Black Hills. Another company will leave
on the 10Th s2rs q
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DISPATCH PKrNrING-HoUsE.-Inor order TO nse,
the .0nstantly tucr.asing demands Of our trade W
bav. added \ well.s>lected assortment OF NEW
TYPE. which, together with our IArRovnp MA.
cHrsERx and sKnTUL MECHANICAL TALENT,
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THE REGULAR USE OF LIEsaG's LIQUID FIX
TRACT OF BEEF, IN pint bottles, Is the most direct
means Of obyIatiug physical debility, as 1t stimu
lates the absovents and impasts vigor to the whole
Srstem
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CUsToM (hard-made) WORK to order, ana gxar
anteed to it Repairing neatly done by
RoscHEN & BROTHER,
500 and GIL Broad street.
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A. r. DUESBERRY, High Constable, IL A. IL.
furniture, carpets, mirrors, clocks, &c.
ROBERT B. LYME, AZ P. H.. three-story stock
brick dwelling on twenty eth street between
Broad and Marshall.
THOMAS w. KEESEE, 10 A. NJ, parlor, cham
Der, and dining-room furniture.
W. GODDIN. IL A. NJ, land IN New Kent county
at Dispatch station, on the York River railroad
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NH 2.1t<
MILITARY NOTICES,

HEADQUARTERS RICHMOND CITY GUARp,s
March 2, 1876. !
PECIAL ORDER No. 9.-Attend n
~ drill TONIGHT at o'clock promptly. @
Election Of officers and adoption OF uniform viii MI
engage your attention. Every member must be "
present under penalty Of the law. BY order Of
CHARLES T. TAYLOR, captain commanding.
NH 2-lts j. l.. SMITH, Orderly Sergeant
A TTENTION, G COMPANY, FIRST n
II REGIMENT VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS. "a
Assemble at Old Market Hall tn URSDAY EVE M
MING. March Q, 1875, armed and equipped for K
drill. Every member Is requested TO attend. BY
order of the Captain. +. j. PARATER,
Dh 2-1t* Orderly Sergeant.
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NERVOUS HEADACHE.-Dr. BRNSON'S Celery
and Chamomiie Pnls will cure neSSous headache
sick headache, neuralgia, and nervousness. Fifty
cents box. Sold by all druggists. Office: LOG
north Eutaw street, Baltimore, Nd
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SICK HEADACHE-Dr. BEESoS's Celery and
Chamomile Pals Invariably cure sick and ner-
vous headache, neuralgia, and nervousness. Price
so cents. Sold by all druggists. Postage free.
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Qudlifed.-Dr. j. 81. Winfree and Mr..
William G. Fiournoy qualified yesterday in
the County Court as deputies to Colonel
Woodbridge, county treasurer.
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APRON FzsT1yAL.--The ladies ofthe Second
Presbyterian church will hold an apron fes-
tiysi In the lecture-room Of the church, com-
mencing on Saturday evening next.
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1ANK OF COMMERCE,

DANK OF COMMERCE,
Is 1ll7 MAIN STREET,
transacts a general BANKING. BUSINESS, and
soIicils the patronage of the PUBLIC Deposits re re-
ceived subject TO check. Having luIl iine OF COT
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. ,.
AS agents for Drexel & Co., TINE or sIGHl
RiIIS will be sold at closest rates on their CORE.
spondents in Great Britain and on the continent VI
BONOs, STOCKS, and TAX:RECElVABLE
COUPONS bought and sold at market RATES
fsIa-im JOHN G. WILLIAMS, Cashier.
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WHITLocK's MODEL CIGARs-equal TO Imported
Ask for them VIXEN you want a good smoke for ten
cents. For sale everywhere. Z. WHITLocK, 144t
Main street, manufac urer.
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NEW YORK, March 1.-Colonel Frank E.
Howe, for the past seven years special Trea-
sury agent in this city, to-day turned over
the Office to NJ. B. Hale.
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ys, hh'SuiAS ASSOCIATION. - The colored
iou's uenS Christian Association are pre-.
pAi,ns @ ~, coacer', the proceeds OF which
Will Vi 'e devoted to the lund for purchasing a
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| PRuNEs. PRUNRs !-FIGS! FIGS! FIGs!-PIz
| zINI has choice let of FIGS and PRuNEs.
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Arrested for BmbeAxement-FlOu o u +
Mills RurpeG.

ST. LOUIS, March 1.-F. B. Curtis, man.
aging large retail clothing house here for O
Syracuse IN. ~ manufacturing firm, has
been arrested for the alleged embezzlement
of $4,000, and bailed in 5000.
The St. Louis Touring MILL of Goodrich
Nervis, at Jerseyyille, is burned. Loss,
500 900.
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E. B. SPENCE 6 Son are selling Off their entire
stock at cost for cash.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

EE On all sales Of Reat Estate made bettoeen
the Let OF January and last Of June the tares(or
the present scar hare to be paid 6y the purchaser.
On all sales made bettosen the 1st Of July and last
of heyear the tazes have to be paid by the seller.
rThis custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
by ali ihe real estate agents In Richmond, and ap-
plies to Richmond and Ticinity.I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-02

SWEET FLORIDA ORANG Es.- PIZZISI has some
Of the finest ever seen In this city. They are large
luscious, and as sweet as sugar.
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DrsrATcH PRINTING-HoUsK.-Unsu IA
cilties Tor the prompt execution OF all kinds 81
printng, Orders filled promptly and at low prlcss.
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AsH.WKpNEspAY.-T The usual Ash.Wed-
nesday services took place in the Catholic
and Episco pal churches yesterday.
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GENTLRMRS'S FINE HANDMADE BOOTS, SHOES
and gaiters, just opened at j. A. GR1GG's, Tenth
and Main streets.
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BOYS AND MISSES SCHooL-SHoEs, frst-class
goods, at j. A. GRIGG's, Tenth and Main streets.
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SAVE AoSBY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsR. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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nss1Rucr,YE r1Ra AT REaI

pEsTRUcrlvE TIRR AT REdLA.
HAVANA, February GA fire occurred .
few days ago in the town OF Rega, opposite
Havana, and destroyed seventy houses and
shant!es.
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Adjourned.- Yesterday the County Court
adjourned for the term.
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GO TO 1900 MAIN STREET and see the prices Q
which SPENCE Son are Offering their stock.
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FINANCIAL.

D J. WRIGHT,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKER,
AUCTlONEER AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
1ll5 MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VA.
Virginia state bonds, Richmond city bonds. rail-
roud and canal bonds and stocks, bank and lnsur.
ance stocks. Loans negotiated on real estate and
o her securities. mn 2-Ih&M1m
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IOFFEE.-PURE OLD JAVA of supe
" rior quality:
Choice LAGUAYRA;
Prime GREEN RIO.
For sale by DAVENPORT d NORRIS.
10 o I'm
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READ E. B. SPENCE & SONS advertisement Of
fering their entire stock at cost for cash.
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warrant US In guaranteeing the VRRx BEST C1AAse
OF WORK at moderate figures and in The most ex'
pedIhous manner.
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MERrSo UNDERsuIRTs at cost. for cash at e. B.
SPENCE Sons.
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GROCERIES, dc.

DUSSIAN BEER-grest tonic-manufac.
h tured at st. Petersburgh, and highly recon-
ALKhTHKsPTA-h preparation for
dyspepsia;
DRIED PEACHES (direct from Georgia.;
It [mh II CHRISTIAN Il WHITES.
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PIzzrsI has jast received 8 new crop Of BATES
Go early and get some Of this delightful fruit
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LECTURES.

MONCURE D. CONWAY. ESQ.,, will de-
Ashland NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT, Sd OF March,
for the benefit Of the Literary Societies Of RAN.
dOlph- Macon College. His subject Is "LONDON."
CENTS. Persons from Richmond desiring to at
tend can go on the evening accommodation train.
mh 2-2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-02

City COMEDIAN important meeting o
this body will be held tomorrow night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-02

1oLoEzD FuK.-Tbe coisred Nsyy-Hill
.Lu.st Iu.en holding fair for the benefit Of tho
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-02

FRESH MALAGA GRAPES, direct from the tropics,
ut PIZZINI's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-02

DUY HENRY C. .BOSCHEN'S RICHIE
ID MOND ClTY-MADE SHOES; prices as -
low as northern goods and guarsptsedi 10 ee 30
Their 500 and 6ll Brosd street, and by HESRY
q. BOSChEN, 215 broad. aud at branch store
22l Main street, between second and IhlTd
Special attention Is called 70 CHlLDREN'S shOEs
with STOCkWELL PATENT T1PS-oesI tnlns
rsyf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-02

rr,-urs YESTERDAY was clear,
!"s .rd cool during the early part OF the
t'-E: :.'r hail, snow, and rain during the
's''.,,ar snd at night. q, o..
:TrtryoMrrEE YESTERDAY a. n;; 10 o.. M
stY,&>; IL NJ, "A; 7. NJ 4o' Z !"
,,.Ipjrh', 40.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-02
One petectiye KiIIs Anofhsr.

NEW ORLEANS, March Detective Deve.
reux to-day shot and killed Detective Har.
ris. The difficulty was the result Of an old
feud. Devereux was arrested.