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no CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

4 .,--.,...
SEALED PROPOSALS. are invited for the erection
of a BUILDING FOR THE MILLER MANUAL
LABOR SCHOOL, situated In Albemarle county,
Va, about six miles distant from the Greenwood de-
pot Of Chesapeake and Ohio railroac.
The BUILDING Is TO have q front OF ABOUT ZLo
feet with about $50 feet long, to be three
stories high including basement and to have MAN.
sard roof; to be supplied with water and gas, ana
heated by steam or hot water.
PLANS and SPECIFICATIONS can be seen,
blanks obtained. and further information gwen at
the oces Of Judge John L. Cochran, In Charlottes-
Vile Va and A. Lybrock, architect, Richmond, va.
BIDS Will be received at either place for any
branch Of the work or for the whole work ,
ing out the furnished blank especially provided ior
that purpose. ,r,, 10,
of August 1S78 mt O'Clock p. NJ, when they VIII
be opened ut the Office of Judge John l.. Cochran IN
Charlottesville, Va. coc,r,
Chairman Of Building Committee.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. July 10, 1875.
A, Lybr0ck, architect, No. I'LL, State Ban9 K
building, can be consulted between the hours OF ~
A.''''' "''' = - * 'e'''N : il 19-3tawtd
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An OLD, OLD SToRY.-We learn from
Cincinnati friend "that young man VINO
claims to live in Richmond, Va, who had
been on visit to friends in Missouri, and
who was on his way home, reported to Col
onel Wood Friday that he had been robbed
in Third-street bagnio OF $780, 1t was the
old story. tie met d friend at the depot
who was trying to dispose OF a carload OF
hay. They drank together several times,
then visited bagnio, when greeny gave
his wealth to the hay merchant for safe
keeping for "a little while While greeny
received the attentions OF one OF the girls
the hay merchant Disappeared
Now. amt "greeny" nice one to repre-
sent Richmond! His case stands out in
bold relief by the side Of hay merchant OF
our city who had the misfortune to meet
with the worst boy in Richmond. The boy
told the hay man to empty his two-ton load
in the back yard of an old lady who was
deaf. He claimed that the old lady was his
mother-in-law, when in reality she knew
no more about him than our average run
of newspaper men know about rellglon.
The load Of hay was emptled IN her Dack
ward, and when the driver came to the front
door to ask the old lady for his pay she looked
upon him with visage like athunder-cioud.
She called him an impostor, and accused hlm
OF imposing upon an old and lonely female
He showed her the load Of hay in her back
ward. She told him to take it away, and re-
marked that darkies were bigger fools now
than ever. The darky worked two hours,
cot his load back on his cart, and solllo-
auized thusly: "Niggers is called fools. l
b'lieve dey are in giner'l; but Ell man OF
boy ever catch dis hay goin' out'n dis cart
before de backabiities is put down, den As
nigger gwine 'vaporate." Would that our
friend in Cincinnati had adopted the same
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ARREST OF MURDERERs AT QUANT1CO.-On
or about the 10th of July young clerk was
murdered and robbed near Glymount, oh
the Maryland side of the Potomac river:
On Saturday two negro men were arrested
at Ouantico, and are held there for identif-
cation, being suspected to be the murder
ers. They answered to the description pub
lished in the reward offered by the authori-
ties of Charles county for the apprehension
of the murderers.
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The Nail Factory at Belle Isle resumed
work yesterday morning with full force,
with all the old bosses. This, resumption,
together with that Of the two granite Yards,
employing altogether over eight hundred
hands, will brighten the prospects OF this
vicinity no little.
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arrested for Stealing Railroad Iron.-
Robert Quarles (colored), OF Richmond, was
arrested at Spring Hill yesterday afternoon
with large quantity Of railroad iron in his
possession, supposed to be stolen. The
iron is supposed to belong to the Danville
Railroad Company.
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Almost an Explosion. morn
ing Caroline Larny was before the Mayors
Court charged with attempting the life OF
Louis Bowles and his wife by throwing
lighted kerosene lamp at them. In her tes-
timony before the court yesterday the ac-
cused was so noisy she had to be locked up.
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Ac0uitted. james +. Waller, who was

Acquitted.-James T. Waller, who was
before the Police Court Of Richmond a few
days ago charged with feloniously obstruct-
ing the Richmond and Danville railroad,
and who was sent to the Chesterfield al-
thorities, was tried before Squire Martin
yesterday afternoon. There being no eYi,
dence to sustain the charges the accused
was acquitted. Waller is resident Of Or
egon Hill, and was arrested by Sergeant
Wren, Of the Richmond police.
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Church Notes for Sunday.-At the Meth
odist church last Sunday Rev. George c..
Vanderslice preached morning and evening
to large congregations. His text in the
morning was from Jeremiah vi, 16: "Old
paths." In the evening he preached from
Exodus XXI, 2.
Dr.. Winfree preached to large congrega-
tions at. the Baptist church morning and
NIGHT.
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TIE WASHINGTON EXCURSION nndel I1l rIans Dlnu
Adams was grand success. Inc eAsar. e ,,ar.
sionists seemed to enjoy themselves 70 psa. Poe
ieetion. The only casualty repotIea anar mar
Inv m the train. That goose has been cooAeu 's''s
and eaten ere this. 5
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NorAR1Es Appo1NTED.-The Governor ap-
nointed the following notaries Monday: +.
w. Woliender, Wythe county; w, d.
Bridgeforth, Nottoway county; W.J. Blpo'
Louisa county; and Hugh L. Boggs, Spot
syIyania county.
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,,y.t.poIpE TO CITY POINT

T. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9TH.
= ...r.,. GHEENHuSli has been chartered for
OIL. .......:,.u. Refreshments w. be served NJ city
~ >.a-ir viii Lc in ;s.,cndancc.
;.r,F.N.-Gcutic!.4cn, 75 ccnts: ladies' 90 Genus
.r,l., IS cents r, >- yr,,
q. tos.t will leave the wharf ci inc Nc" ioiN
-, ,..cr .. : \. NJ. -. ,,,,. fr;ords
..-tt,,. ''""s JAMES II. COGlIlLL.
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nominated by the Convention held at st.
ABLE AND EARNEST.
II

Able, earnest, and harmonious, they dis
cuss the issues raised by the Democratic
platform fully and freely. There is no shift
ing or evasion in either OF these letters, and
the country now knows exactly where Til.
den and Hendricks stand on all the guess
tions involved in this campaign.
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POLICE COURT, MoNDAY-Justice Joseph
j. White presiding.-The following were
fined: Nelly Gray (colored), 81 for making
disturbance in market; Sarah Parsons, s.
for fighting in the street; William Wren,
81, assault; Mary Harris, 81, disorderly
conduct; Chriss (colored), Tim Cough
(white), and Harriet Brannan (colored) So
each for using profane language in the
street; Pat. Coleman, 81, drunk; William
Morton, Sj, fighting in the street; Samuel
johnson (colored), drunk, 81; Salina Mas
sic. Lucy Edwards, Ellen Lewis, George
anna johnson, disorderly and creating a
disturbance in the streets on the Sabbath
day, 81 each; William Haffey, disorderly
conduct in the house OF Mrs. Diamond,
$3.50 and costs Mary Fauntleroy and Jacob
Hill (colored), assaulting and threatening to
beat Peter Jones, 81 each and costs; Peter
Jones, assalllting and threatening to cut
Mary Fauntleroy with a knife, 81 and costs.
Patrick II. Hoy (white), for threatening
his wife, was discharged on condltlon that
he leave the city at once.
Rachel Coleman, Alice TWymun, and
Charlotte Main (colored), stealing scrap iron
from the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company, were jailed for forty-elght hours
each, with ten lashes added.
William Lewis (colored), charged with at-
tempting to pass bogus tickets for the pur-
pose of fefrauding the committee OF an eX-
cursion train to Washington, knowing the
same to be bogus. Case continued until TO-
day.
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Mr. j. II. Perdue, who was cut by Wake
on Friday last, is convalescent, and will
probably be well enough to appear when
the case is called.in the Mayors Court this
morning.
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LARGE SHIPMENT OF FhoUR.-The Haxali.
Crenshaw Company yesterday, inside OF
twelve hours, shipped 1895 barrels OF flour,
of which 1000 went to Baltimore to be re-
shipped there by sail-yessel to Rio de Ja-
n.;no Prozil ....-s. .ssss5
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FUNERAL OF Mr.. LEWELLEN.-The 1uherai
OF Mr.. James W. Lewellen took place on
Sunday afternoon from st. Johns church,
and was attended by large concourse OF
citizens. The services were conducted by
Mr.. Weddell, assisted by Rev. Mr.. Green.
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The RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG IAlL-
ROAD COMPANY have opened telegraph ol.
flee at Dunlop's farm for the convenient =,
persons attending the Second baptist cnul.n 1sa
sunday-school picnic at that place to-day.
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AMBULANCE CALL.-There was an amDu-
lance call from the establishment OF Messrs.
Seldom & Bruce. A white man, name un-
known, was taken with cramp and had TO De
fobon home
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A FIRsT-wATER (fftecn-stone) diamond ring
handsomely mounted, for $1l0, at WINsTocK's.
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Mfr. Cain Jackson, who was bitten at his
residence a few days ago by q mad dog, is
the brother Of Mr.. Richard A. Jackson, OF
Chesterfield county.
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Colored E1curSloniStS.-A goodly num-
Der Of the colored people who came on the
excursion from Danville Sunday were in
the city yesterday.
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,,,..,,,o>-n ,Su prTrRSHJRG RAILROAD,l
y -.t..--.'' IrhlN % lSI6.

nrCREATION FOR TWENTY-FIVE
Ii ,l\IS Parents with their children are oiier-
-, rIrap and pleasant ride every evening from rom
rtyynna to Chester The train leaving 5'e I f'elW ,
,l,,,,r and I,vrt streets nj 5:2O O'Clock L. NJ. VIII
',G 80 ,,>r,Ics 10 remain In Chester Two hours ahu
.a.,.r,' - Richmond nj S:i5. III, , . oo1
,tn>r.r + :. cool and pleasant !ocaty ntS = E E;,n
t.,,l with good fare. and large shiof saiu "i
.~t.. ,la,- for children to play on. so>o. tor
h"Hu,;-t. ~. 't',Et' ,E<rS A. SHAW,
W. Superintendent.
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FROM PROFESSOR E. BRIpGER, chemist, Mon
treal: know of no preparation afordine
so much nu,riment and none which builds up the
constitution SO rapidly and effects such permanens
and positive cures Us CoLDEN's LIEBiG's LIQUID
EXTRACT OF BEEF AND TONIC INyIGoRAToa.
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,.......l. Frederick >hurg and Potomac rail-
.'' :. ..t.~ If tickets limited. Price only SlU
..,.. .. ,-ip good for ten days from the 2lst OF
:. . rr.lL "r coming on all trains connecting
49, ..',; ttura' Quantco and Shepherd.
.r,-.... :ur >...c - SrANKE & EILASD'S book
'-. -, ,r,,,r strc,f M S-cod3t
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Visitors to the VIRGINIA STRINGS VIII guard
against baggage agents on tie frai"s tor staui,-
ton. There are coaches and wagons 20 convey pas.
senyers and baggage free Of charge. Don't give up
your checks III! yon get in the omnibus at the depots
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TIE LEE GALLERY.-Thc best specimens ana the
finest likeness of General LEE ever taken.
Mrs. General Il. L. LEE.
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CITY ALMsHoUsE, RICHMOND, VA,l
SUpERINTENDENT'S OFFICE,
August 5, 1875.
kTOTICE.-SEALED PROPOSALS will
lS be received until ~ o'clock NJ. TUESDAY,,
August s, 1876, for furnishing the AInsaouse Win
supplies OF X,r,,,, ,,ro>~
FLOUR, COFFEE,
SUGAR, VINEGAR,
SOAP, SALT.
MoLAsSES, HERRINGs.
for quarter ending Tuesday, November IA, 1875"
The Committee for the Relief Of the Poor reserve
the right to reject any or all bids offered, and OF y-
Ing the contract for cash article required to the low
est bidder therefor.
Forms OF proposals can he obtained at this office.
CHARLES z. BIGGER,
au5-S.M&Tu superintendent.
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MARROW EsCAPE.-A colored BOY leii
through hatchway at B. +. Iinsleyls snoe-
store, on Broad street, on Yesterday morn,
ing. Fortunately his head struck nrse, anu
he was taken out comparatively uninjured.
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CUsTox (hand-made1 WonR 70 order, and guar
anteed to ct. Repairing neatly dome BY
HoscMsE q BROTHER,
500 and 81 Broad street.
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+ DISPATCH PRIsT1sa-HeusE.--In order to rueef
the constantly increastng demands OF our trade We
have added a weii-selected assortment or yKw
TYPE, which, together With our isnprsvcd AA.
cnrSERY and sKfLFUL HRcMAHIcAL rxLEsr
warrant us In guaranteeing the VERY BEST class
oswoRK at moderate figures and IN tile iIost cxpe.
JytinJIg
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HIS ExCELLENcY GOVERNOR. KEMPER says tht
likeness of JULIA JACKSON taken ut the LEE GAL
LERY Is excellent.
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DRY GOODS.

NEW AND CHEAP DRY GOODS
JEST OPENED AT
JULIUS MEYERS, 6O3 BROAD STREET.
70 pieces SOFT-FiNlSiI CAMBRIC, equal to Ions
dale, at 1ZSc.:
90 pieces excellent CAMBRIC a. SIC. worth 1oc.;
5 cases more OF that splendid yard-wide
BLEACHED COTTON at S14c.-regular 1Oc.
goods:
80 dozen LADIES' WHITE COTTON HOSE, three
pairs for 25c., worth l2kc. u pair;
beautiful EARLY FALL PRINTS at 6A to Shc.
IEAfY-CORDED PIQUES reduced to 1Oc.;
Extra wide COTTON DIAPER al $1.25 worth
a1.75;
4 new assortment Of TwO-BUTTON KID
GLOVES at Soc;
Sew-stylc BUSrLEs at 40c., 6Oc., 75c., 81, and
lots of other cheap goods. at
jy29-eod JULIUS MEYERS.
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A GENUINE Howard-movement, in heavy eigh-
teen-carat gold cases, very cheap at WINsTocK's.
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I have analysed the wHIsKEy known under
brand of .B SELECT controlled by MessrI Wal
TER %, BLArR & CO., Richmond, Va, and ma .
FREE FROM FusIL OH and other impurities, 9
recommend its use for medicinal and famiy Pug ,
,,osss II. n. MccAw, III. D.. late Professoroi
.syhemistry. Medical College OF Virginia
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TuELEE GALLERY has never been surpasseo' so
far us my observation goes, In this style OF art'
Rev. j. l.. BURROWS.
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LOTS OF RINGS AND BUTTONS for sale Very
cheap at WINSTocK'S.
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A FoUR-oUNcE cightecn-carat gold case, and
B. w. Raymond, Elgin movement, adjusted chro-
nometer balance, with al improvements, for sale
cheap at WISsTocK's.
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TaUgKs. .yALIsEs, AND sSATcHELs reduced
yery low prices at B0scHEa's, Broad street,
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EIGHTEEN DOLLARS Will buy fonrteen-caras
doublc-case gold lever watch at WINsTocKs.
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THE LEE GALLEIY-The best PHOTOGRAPH
GALLERY In the United States.
CHRISTIAN OBSERVER.
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LEA & PERRINs'

4 FINE GOLD (genteman's size) winding,
cbronometer balance watch sos, at WINsTocK's.
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THE VIRGINIA is THE FIRsr-cLAss HOTEL II
Sfauut0n. .-.-
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Slippers, TIES, AND BUsKIHs In great variety
st RosCHEa,s, 500 and 311 Broad street.
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GO TO S. A. WINsTocK's and you win get double
the worth Of your money.
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MRS. GENERAL JACKSON says the picture oi
JULIA taken at tic LEE GALLERY Is Tic pes'
ever taken of her.
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x,s5raRY NOTICES.
RSI0NS.

.rr\Np CENTENNIAL EXCURSION
" TO PHILADELPHIA
u;. 3,r the auspices Of the
... .,.r,,,.r. Sunday SCHOOL ASSOCIATION.
AUGUST T2l,l lS76.
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A FINE GOLD oPERA-cuA1N for s25 at WIZ
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WANTED, at once, WASHER. IRON
W ER. and HOUSE SERVANT. for small FAM
iy. The best recommendations required. Apply at
COAL OFFICE,
-n - l7Nl Gary street.
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RGSsSESS WANTS.

ha ~ ~ kSS w hN
WANTED, 100 barrels GOOD, LARGE
W ONIONS, at once.
ALSO, wanted, purchasers for
10 tubs choice BUTTER,
zoo barrels fat No. s MACkEREL,
AZ barrels choice APPLE VINEGAR.
l.. L.PQWERS & son,
du DIV 1910 Main street.
w ANTED, PURCHASERS for Exten
W sloli-Top Family Phactons, Jump-Seat Rock
a"ays s!Ge-Spar Top Buggics.
W ork guaranteed first quality.
Several secondhand Carriages, BuggIes, and
Wagons on hand at very low prices.
W. c. SMITH. Manufacturer,
y lo-lln 30S north Fifth street.
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SUMAC WANTED.

WANTED. BILLS OF LUMBER TO
W CUT. Having located my mill on Il large tract
of n. best timbcrcd land In Virginia am prepared
to FURNISH BILLS AT short notice and low price;
s,o any number of LATllS ut short notice and low
price.
Wls-lm% II. SAUNDERS.
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DuARDERS WANTED, at No. south
u second street. Gentlemen preferred
T-1wh
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THE BEST PEOPLE WHEN VISITING sTAusros
stop nc the Virginia Hotel.
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FOR THE BEST ACCOMMODATIONS IN sTAoStos
20 TO the Virginia Hotel.
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FRESH SUPPLY OF the imported
n SWISS CONDENSED MILK.
L. WAGNER, Druggist,
,us Sixth and Broad streets.
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EVERY ARTICLE must be sold at W1NsTocK's.
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LEA & PERKINS,
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
is the original and only Worcestershire Sauce.
Lea & Perrins'
signature is on every bottle.
JOHN DUNcAN's SONS
New York,
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Aitltmoltd 1ispatrll,

rs LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
rApERS OF THE CITY
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UyDERTAkER
e,,.olERsEs. dc.

NHALLENGE COMPETrfIOS.m,;I,:asyyss ,;,:sys
more of those CHOICE TEAS tfiat hare g!ysn .lsa
universal satisfaction at 81 per pS9aaa; ,3I
GHot GEt ~ Hcnt cCtJ0If:E ENGLISH BREAkFAST,s n,
MXEI1 TEA 4Oc ar TiY4!n!a Tea ana Loi..t st"sr
corner Main and Eighth streets: o,
aus II. w. shr.l- 49,. --s------------ s-1E -.-
CARGO OF LIVERPOOL sAL'f.-DA-
Tar for sac tbe cargo OF the bark Ssatsaad Erocn,
SniIy expected. direct from England, consisting OF
LIVERPOOL FINE SALT, Worthingfon, !, brsila; III III
large full bIeached sacks. Also, GRoUSD ALSAs
SALT. I'm bulk or sacks. ----- ~ . 4
TOHN e. MORRIS d Co,
d 1884 MAIN STREET
oet.r for sale the largest variety Of STAPLE and
FANCY GROCERIES TO be found In agJ one nouss
snnt, ~ Baitirnore. Goods at New York prices,
Sreigi,ts added. Weinyife an examination or stosk
sna p,, patGe,.' A~'' a ~ jy 11-1M
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Judge
Hughes disposed OF the following business

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Judg
Hughes disposed OF the following business
yesterday: g ta
Trustees Dollar Savings Bank as. Morriss,
trustee, and others. Order confirming COM
promise and directing the defendants to de
posit in the State Bank, in certain install
ments and at stated times, the $4,000 agreed
upon in full satisfaction Of the plaintiffs
claim in this suit. The trustees In the sew
eral deeds Of trust mentioned are ordered
to execute release deeds to the grantors
therein, and the plaintiffs are instructed to
assign to the trustee of Ellen D. Hunter and
her children the Judgment in favor Of Bay
lor's executor Us. Hunter and others, in the
Circuit Court of Caroline for $4,331.27 upon
the payment of the last instalment. The de-
PENDANTS were ordered to pay costs.
In the matter Of George A..Nolting. The
report OF the appraisers was confirmed and
the assignee directed to set apart to the
bankrupt $4,000 OF the appraised goods, to
be exempted to him in case the balance Of
the stock shall be sufficient to pay the rent
and costs due. The assignee was also au-
thorized to sell the remainder OF the stock
and rent out the store.
In the matter of John B. Bell. Order for
sale Of the bankrupt's real estate.
In the matter of William Ell. Allderdice
The sales by the assignees to William Il.
Watts and F. B. Chewing were confirmed
and the assignees directed to execute deeds
to the purchasers when all the purchase
money is paid.
In the matter OF n. j. Land. Order
allowing attorneys for the assignee sI5 for
services rendered.
In the matterfof T. A. Lacy. Thomas W.
sparrow. was ordered to show cause on the
9Th September next why the real estate
purchased by him should not be resold.
g., In the matter of James Il. Caldwell. Or
der in accordance with opinion previously
filed, overruling exceptions to the bank
rupt's discharge, and directing the dis
charge to be issued.
In the matter Of P. B. Pritchett. Register
Forbes was instructed to take an account OF
liens upon the bankrupt's real estate, and
ascertain and report, after notice, the value
Of the land and the consideration OF the
debt due w. III. Pritchett.
A discharge in bankruptcy was issued to
Charles III. Brimmer, OF Prince Edward
county.
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WANTS.

WANTED. \ GOOD COOK. Apply to
w NJ ". BROADDUS,
mn S-3t- 6l9 Ninth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-08

WANTED. .WOOD-CHOPPERS, COAL
" MINERS. S.TIE-GhTHERERS. COOKS. &C.
wan, l,yyHiy men to get poplar wood; s1.2O per
cord, Also. !; few railrUad-:ie gathercrS: pay, 10
r.I:- per fic Also several white colored cooks.
washers. &C. ior families in the country near the
e!ly. A,r white or colored coal-iniaers for mines
In Illinois: pay. a5 cents per ton. Apply To
j. i. JUSTlS, Labor Agent.
.uJ No. Fifteenth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-08

IT'WO BOYS WANTED. between the
| g.,- Of fifteen and sixteen, To do easy work Ap-
,dy Il w. north Eleventh street, Room No. 2.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-08

lME, LIME, LINE.
INDIAN ROCK" LIME
d greatly reduced prices. Fresh supply always on
;, hand.
business oidce, 1902 Cary street. Lime depot,
iooo DOCK street. DILLON, ELLETT & CO.,
my ~ Manufacturers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-08
LIME. CEMENT, AND PLASTER.

ROCKLAND LINE.
1900 BARRELS
10" landing from schooner Maggie Bell, for sale low
from wharf. Gjyl4l A. LEE.