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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-16
By j. thompson bsoWn,
Real Estate Agent and Anctoneer,
IlI3 Main street, opposite the Dispdsca.

NORTHEAST CORNER CARY AND
DFsiHhRIE VACANT LOT ADJACENT TO
SNYDER'S POWER HALL-TERMS EXTRA
ORDINARY-NO CASH.-By request OF the owner
NAV, Mt 5k O'Clock p. NJ, that LARGE and DESl-
RABLE VACANT LOT situated rs above, fronting
on the north side of Cary street 6ftydve feet four
inches, and running back the ssme width along tse
eastern line Of Eleventh street nnety:one feet eSt
inches to an alley twelve feet wide. Inc iate e1Ien
siye erected on either aide OF this pro-
perty and the large stores being now erected ~ s
rear rs well as Its central locality being Wt9l ,a
half square of Main street aud ono square OF the
renders this property exceedingly desira-
Die as an investment, especially In view OF the
TERMS: NO CASH; the purchass-mnney TO be
evidenced by Eve negotiable notes bearing SIX PEI
cent. interest," with satisfactory endorsattons ana
specfively In one, two, three foalr, ana nye ys1r
= 80 : j, THOMPSON BROWN
myiI ~ Auettoreef,
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mentS.

FIRE YEsTERDAY.-The alarm OF fire
sounded from Box %, corner OF Seven
teenth and Marshall streets, about 80
O'Clock yesterday morning. was caused by
the burning OF few shingles on one OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Cempanys
offices on Sixteenth street near the Depot.
The Fire Department was promptly on
hand. but their services were not neeaco.
The fire was put out with buckets OF wafer.
The alarm was given by means Of the auto
matte instrument ut the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad depot, and communicated from
there TO the Western Union telegraph Of
tice, on Main street, from whence it was
quickly struck upon the songs in the en-
gine-houscs and police stations.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
Office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF UNDIVIDED
i FOURTH PART OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE in THE CITY OF RICHMOND, AT THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF LEIGH AND THIRD
STREETS, AND ON TIE NORTH LINE OF
FRANKLIN BETWEEN EIGH TENTH AND
NINETEENTH STREETS.-By virtue OF deed OF
trust executed to the subscriber by John G. Howard
and wife, bearing date 9Th of February, duly
recorded In Richmond Chapcery Court In Deadlock
No 1O4 g., page 497. SHALL lin execution thereon,
proceed to Sell at public auction, at the ONCE OF
Wellington Goddin, real estate auctioncer on MON
ONE USDIVIDED FOURTH PART of the fore
going real estate-thc first fronting 49E feet on the
east line of Third street, running back 40 feet,
having thereon an excellent BRICK DWELLING:
the second fronting 22l feet on the north line OF
Franklin street. running back Q0 feGt, having here-
TERMS: Enough in cash to deiray expenses OF
sale and to nav off note Of 1920 with all interest In
arrear: balance on such terms shall be announced
nt thc hour of sale W. GODDIN,
NV I I Trustee.
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by Francis T. Isbcll,
I5y Francis T.. Isbcll,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 8 Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
" AND LOT ON THE EAST SIDE OF TWEEN
TY-SIXTEI STREET BETWEEN d AND n
STREETS. CHURCH HILL, IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND.aBy virtue Of decree pronounced by
18th day of October 1872, in the suit of Bouis ct
ais. Us. Brcl ct als will sell ut public auction.
upon the premises, on THURSDAY the 25th day of
May. 1876, ut 5 O'Clock p. NJ that desirable HOUSE
and LOT on the eastern side Of Twenty-sixth street
between NJ and n streets, Church Hill. The lot
fronts 425 feet and runs back l25 feet to an alley
II feet wide.
The improvements consist of 4 LARGE FRAME
DWELLING and the usual out-houses.
TERMS: One-thrd cash; residue on credit of
six and twelve months, for negotiable notes, with
Interest added and title retained until the whole pur
chase money is paid and 4 conveyance ordered by
the court HENRY e.. CANNON,
". JOSIAH LEAKE,
my15 Special commissioners.
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STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL The ladies OF DR..
Hoge's church propose offering their friends
who may give them o call rich treat OF
Strawberries and cream, fruits, &C., next
Friday evening at their lecture-ro0n. PRO.
eeeds Tor chapel fund.
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PASSENGER TRAINS leave West Point DAILY
F. F.f x. at . = NJ arriving at "e'' O'-' =
Trains connect at West Point with steamers from on
Baltimore and all eastern points on " EDSEsDhl.,
FRIDAYS, and SUNDAYS, aud with steamers f for
Baltimore and all eastern points on hOSDAls'
WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS. a,oa
Fare TO Baltimore and return. ~
Fare to Washington ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S1
rare T 20 G1ePh HT TEAMS leave Rclmoad
at A. n on WEDNESDAY,, FRIDAY. and snnd
DAY connecting ut West Point " ith steamer, Az
delivering freight In Baltimore early next mor lyS.
returning, leave went Point ny 40 r. 1 With The
Through Freight Trains on the Richmond ana hA-'
Vile railroad for all southern points ,,oSnIy.
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY bsfor. 2 r NJ, WV
be delivered In Baltimore the following uA'
a. LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS with passenger,
coaches attached leave Richmond at 6:2U a; niys
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SAILh M ,ays
and leave West Point for Rishmona ,,t s.5S n.
the travelling public and shippers that me nave
Of this line between Baltimore and West poH I,r ths
been rcftted In the most thorough manner iof ~
accommodation of passengers anu ireghii In
Travellers taking this line arrive N nss for Pha,-
deIphia New York, Boston, aud all essterh AN
FreightS VIII De given tie s..H.S =. dom SOUTH
transfers at Richmond of froiShts 70 OF ii0A'
ern points ,Ss Superintendent.
WV. BRAGG, Master Transportation. .ln
RICHMOND. EnED'G & P9roA NAG <; EN- y; w.
RICuMoSp January 8, ls7o'
CCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
S3s p. N. leaves the Byrd-sireeI s ssnom and
]oo connecting With The Bslunh'" n,.ros.,e
Ohio railroad as shepherd, oppSsou
3al Alex due a, Camden as ';aS NTH
RaItimorr SO 5:l5 j. NJ a mndrGH
Ssw York train 1t X ~ ro
sTEEpER rRoN SHEPHERD d TX
NEW YORK, and with New s, and
Night express ria Bslnun9sTt oton,
Potomac rsilrosd II WEE, ss Ha-
ARRIVING az Charles-Streei sIat, ,19Snii
| tiinore. ut 1880 p. ~ sItInSGf0y
SLEEPER FROM "Ashl>"t0''
TO ox sEW N,r 19Rs: station san4sSyss
io'oo ~" ,seeptsdL connecting AZ Mss si,sc ,sd
Win the Baltimore and Potoiaae -
Baltimore aud ohio rair9a9s;; for
| oak u n aCSDMMODATloS TRAiinS:treet
o'oo Hanover Junction, leaves Br'o
| s.0o 4 n. arrive. ut Byrd-Street s's''H
days sss &c pRsri.s,reet station daily
d:3e r T. EXPERIMENTATION TRAN M: na, es-
60 e' o. - ut Broad-Sree, station SsaHN~
certedl.
/ parlor-cars on day trains.
| Puiinan sleepers on night tralna s.,, station on
| FREIGHT TRAINS lesye s.sa,fTsUKDAI
TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and md Z West. and srrisTe
On a,'iMll osDAi. WEDSEsDAY and and. and persh.
MORNINGS Cousignees OF 1--we stoex ear ean ob.aia
| able articles, upon giving notice =. aipS'
gsrousl Ss Of laans aud siSesa Y
eipai points North and Wesi: =,
c. 4. TAl,Ltvsrrn,.
/ tai General Freight and 1e .ss.t go
,ha
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ANOTHER CONTEST ABOUT PUBLIC PRINT.
rSG.-The State Board OF Arbitration met
Yesterday morning to consider the contested
case, OF John S. Hays Us. K. +. walker,
Superintendent Of Public Printing. Inns
case was on an appeal made by Hays, VINO
was the lowest bidder for the state !oD
work. As soon as the Board assembled,
however, a communication was received
from Mr., HAYS withdrawing from the con-
test The Board at once adjourned.
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Gnurgs & WILLIAMS. AuctIoneers. my
BY Frank D. Hill.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. HOS Main street.

TWO NEW AND HANDSOME FRAME
i DWELLINGS, Nos. 203 AND 200 LAUREL
STREET, OPPOSITE ST. ANDREWS CHURCH,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION, ON LONG TIME
On THURSDAY, May 18th, at O'Clock r NJ, on
the premises, will sell the above desirable properly
The houses have each four good rooms besides
thc premises. These houses are built of the best
covered with tin, and being IN an excellent
neiphborhood, arc very desirable for medium-sized
families. =, a.,
twelve. eighteen, and twenty-four months, Win SIX
pcr cent added, secured ny decd OF trust.
! INV 10 FRANK ID. HILL, Auctioneer.
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A FREE LEcrURE--sIcE IN THE PULPIT,
AND WHO PUT IT THERE.'-Rey. o. r. Flip
DO, OF Baltimore, will this evening at
O'Clock deliver his famous lecture on "Ice
in the Pulpit at the Grace-street Baptist
church. In various cities Rev. Mr. Flippo
has lectured TO crowded houses on this sub.
ject, and has often been urged to. repeat it.
All are invited to attend, and no admission
fee viii be charged.
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Meeting To-Day.-A meeting of the
County Executive Committee will be held
at Chester to-day to consider the eXpediency
OF holding another convention to nominate
candidate for the Office Of Commonwealth s
attorney.
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Aucrioneer,
1Il3 Main street, opDosite DiSDatch office.

1ll3 Main street, opposite UISpatch oIioe
A NEAT AND DESIRABLE FRAME
"A DWELLING, No. SIG TWENTY-SEVENTH
STREET. BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH
STREETS-By request of owner VIII sell at public
at 5H o'clock Z. NJ, the desirable FRAME DWELL
ING No. SIG. located as above. The house Is In
good order, with a hip roof covered with tin; Aye
rooms: kitchen with two rooms, stable, &c. The
ward Is large and well filed with shrllbbery and f0w-
ers having a nice we'll, andis AZ by 1874 feet. Par
ties looking for nice home ut low figures, In quiet
nice neighborhood, would do we'll TO be present at
this sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance ut six, twelve,
and eighteen months, bearing six per cent. interest,
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
my15l7Stds Auctioneer.
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Hastings Court.-This court was In ses-
sion for brief time yesterday, but adj
iourned until Thursday without transacting
any business of note.
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REAL ESTATE At PRIVATE SALE.
BY Squire 4 Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and AuctionecrS,
OF Bank street.

BEAUTIFUL, HIGHLY-IMPROYED,
Is AND VERY PRODUCTIVE SMALL. FARM.
CONTAINING FIFTY ACRES, HALF MILE OF
THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, ON AN EXCELLENT GRANELLED
ROAD, WITH FAIR IMPROVEMENTS, FOR
SALE PRIVATELY:-By request OF the owner, az.
Philn L. Fritz we offer for sale his valuable little
FARM, situated and described as above.
The soil is very productive lies well, and the farm
the place three ponds; capacity of houses about
500 tons orchard of choice fruit-trees half acre
of grapery-select kinds. improvements plain, COM
and stable-al in excellent repair. This is certainly
one of the most attractive and picturesque little
places around our beautiful city: or>-
nv 16-1w SQulRE " UODDlN.
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THE WITCH OF ENDoR.-Rey. r. \. Sledd's
interesting lecture on "The Witch OF En-
dor" will be delivered at Union statlon
Methodist church tonight. 1t has been
postponed twice before on account OF Dao
weather. -----------------
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Continued.-In the Circuit Court yester-
day the case Of Charles Cooley, the negro
who robbed and attempted to kill Mr.. w.
II. Tinsley, was continued until the next
term,
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG KAILRoADl
COMPANY. 8
COMMENTING APRIL 1sT, 1876, trains
" OH this road will run as follows:
5:1O a. ~, THROUGH MAIL daily except Sun
day. connecting for al points South
and West. Sleeping-car attached runs
l:45 p. 81, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West. Pas
sCngers taking this train vii! make
close connection at Petersburg for
Norfolk, and ut Norfolk with splendid
Daytime steamers for Baltimore, Phil
adelphia, and New York. Fare as low
as by any other line
$40 p. NJ, FREIGHT daily Except sundayl' with
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
1850 a. NJ, FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except Sun
day., with coach attached.
1900 NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily. connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points East
1885 r. M. TiIRoUGH MAIL daily (excep, sun.
day., connecting with Richmond.
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
for all points East and West Pullman
sleeper attached, running through
to Baltimore. Also making close con-
nection with the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
Ill points North and West.
The $40 a. NJ. train from Richmond, and the 1853
z. NJ. train from Petersburg will stop at all stations
This is the only line with double daily trains making
close connections for Charleston, Columbia, Augusta
Passengers for Clover I'LL Pits leave Richmond At
las P. II. MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRI
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start from
NH IS a. SHAW. Superintendent.
RICIIMoND, \ DIRK RIVER AND CIIEsrEAKEl
RAILROAD COMPANY,
OFFICE or TIE SUPERINTENDENT,
RICHMOND. VA. March IS, 1876. }
GREAT REDUCTION.
-" n,n,rcrro~ ny DIccr>cpp rLpr
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer

Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. l113 Main street, opposite Dispatch Office.
T ARGE VACANT PROPERTY ONE
~ HUNDRED AND TEN BY ONE HUNDRED
AND FIFTY FEET, WITH WOODEN STABLES
THEREON, ON FOURTH STREET, ABOUT
253 FEET NORTH OF LEIGH STREET. AT
AUCTION-By request of the owner ! will sell at
auction. on the premises, on FRIDAY, May 18th,
at 5t O'Clock L. NJ that large and desirable PROP
ERTY on the west line Of Fourth street, 25S feet
north of Leigh street This property fronts ITO feet
on Fourth street, and back 1872 feet to an alley
IL feet wide 1t will be sold either rs whole or
divided into lots may be desired ut sale. Parties
looking for desirable building lots ut reasonable
figures near the centre of the city, should avail
themselves Of this opportunity to supply themselves
with such. AS this property Is the only large vacant
property now to be had on the west line of Fourth
strcet-its entire length being occupied by buildings
it recommends itself at once desirable invest
ment
TERMS: One fourth cash balance in six, twelve,
and eighteen months, six per cent. interest added,
y j. THOMPSON BROWN.
Auctloneer.
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HUsTINGs C0URT.-A number Of liquor
licenses were granted by this tribunal yes
terday, and John Rossett, OF Italy, was adj
mitted citizen Of the United States.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

GPECIAL NOTICE.-DRs. JORDAN 81
y DAyIEsoN, principals and propristors OF the
PiiadeIphia may be conhdentialy consulted at the
private ONCE ana residence, 1895 Hilbert street.
Philadelphia, Once hours from 10 "A. u. till 2 =.
n, and from till 8 r. II. -
Sundays TILL p. II. only. ap 32-lne
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WTANTED, My FRIENDS AND THE

NM 7 I'D, I
w public to know that WESSON "THl
TAIL Or :" is still at No. IL Twelfth street, nearly
opposite the Dispatch building.
I call attention to my uncxcclled success In gar
ment-fttng. To lay aside all presumption and pre-
tension, feel confident of being able to get up a
cent less than larger houses they, of course, being
under heavy cxpenses-mostly employing cutters,
statesmen, sc. A FIT, WORKMANSHIP, anu LOWER
when required, to large number of the best people
IN the city. =.
nv customers at very reasonable prices and feeling
confident by strict attention TO business in future,
guaranteeing entire satisfaction to all who may ia
Vor me with their orders, and gratefully acsnowl-
edgng the liberal patronage extended to me In the
past respectfully solicit continuance OF the same
Orders solicited from the city and State.
The latest styles and reports Of fashion on hand.
All orders carefully and promptly attended TO-
Give me a trial. w. y. WESSON.
NH 20-aodoru
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TOR SALE PRIVATELY, TWO MOST
T. DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS on the north
side OF Grace between Sixth and Seventh streets !,
being the eastern portion Of DIR. McCaM's garden
each % by l So feet to an alley II feet wide Apply
to my 1851 y. L.AiIGs9ON.
TOR SALE ON THE MOST AC-@s
II CObIMODATINGT TERMS, or FOR KENT FL
RRI1;E DWELIINCi No. 1O7, east side Of Seventh
between Grace and Franklin streets, with basement
and three full stories; kitchen, &c. Applyto
' j. L. APPERSON,
my l2-6t Real Estate Agent.
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WEATHER REPORT.

PROBABILITIES To- WdShsisg 70,
Nav 15.-For the South Atlantic ana East
Cult States, falling or stationary paroneeeI,
southwest to southeast winds, lncreaslhg 70
brisk, and generally warmer, cloudy wea s;,.s
will prevail, with probably eecasl9na, rams h,
falling barometer, brisk and occasional high,
variable winds, shifting to northeast and
southeast, and generally cooler, cloudy
weather, with rain areas.
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uIGH-CONSTABLE'S SALE.

will sell at public auction, on TUESDAY the 10th
lay of Nav, $40, Ut IL O'Clock A. NJ, on Franklin
street near Eighteenth street. the following property
10 salisfya dstresswarrant In my hands In favor of
r. G. Crouch Us. BraSelman:
COUNTERS. SHELVING, aud
GRAIN-BINS.
TERMS: Cash. a. Is. DUESBERlt1.
nv IL II. G.. c. r.
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RICHMOND, FRED'G & POTOMAC R.R.Co,.
OFFICE OF GENERAL TICKET AGENT.
RICHMOND, May d, 1875 \,
TICKETS.

On and after MONDAY, Sth Instant. ROUND.
TRIP TICKETS will be sold between Riclrlondan and
Philadelphia ut Sl4.70. Limited TO THlRTYDAYS
from date Of issue.
ROUND-TRIP TICKETS between Richmond and
Baltimore, $40, ria Shepherd and train leaving
Richmond ut 2:35 Z. N. only. Limited 10 THIRTY
DAYS from date of issue.
Tickets on sale ut offices of 4. W. CARRIER No 500
Main street: Exchange Hotel and at Corapany's OF.
fee, corner of Eighth and Byrd streets.
&. 4. TAYLOR
my S-2w General Ticket Agent.
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sstsn. RENY.

TsoR RENT, a CHOICE SUIT OF M
IL RooMs-bsck ps.aor and seeond a ~ sssIs.S
Ia = aesirabIe tenant terms very modefates AsSy
Mt 6 Main street rear Jcilhsso1, my 9os1l-
T1OR RENT, FOUR ooMs IL good Ess
Il repair, all one floor, over store s sa AZ MI
Rroa,i street To good tenant the rsnt Hi PC oniJ
All 'I ner month. II desired, q Kitchen with Two
rooms may ne had for TIVE dollar. exHa: hRpnf.
the store. -----------------. AID :.
TOR RENT, AT REDUCED PRICE,
IL TWODWELLINGSo ION Ttfth street between - -
Broad and Grace streets suitable for drsss-aksr 81.
milInery or any small business, as the houses ars s
near Broad street and one OF tie best througniaies
IN the cry M MpIRaGSU IS HARRIS & BROTHER,
,x7s.st 1921 Main street.
a TOBACCO FACTORY in Lynch G
"A burg VA be RENTED upon Sps c REM q
6nn nonnfs per iay and has all the machinery ano
fixtures complete. For further PartcTWsnrSs inquire
Vi 1905 Cary street.
o+x Richmond, Va.
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CATHEDaAI.f HAIL LAST :NIGHT.-The mu-
steal entertainment given at Cathedral Hall
last night by Professor and Madame Con
zaIez, assisted by number OF our profess
sional and amateur artists, was quite Sue
,cessful:' Phe audience was select and APP
preciatiye, and the generous applause with
which the different pieces were received
was>th best evidence OF the satisfaction and
enjoyment OF those present. The Professor,
with his powerful baritone voice, and
Madame Gonzalez, with her sweet and
highly-cultivated soprano, realized the eX-
pectations OF all. The opening piece was
the grand trio Chi mi Frena" Donizettil
which was finely sung by the Professor and
his lady and Mr. NJ. j. Dimmock. The lat
ter was in fine voice, and did himself full
Justice. This was followed by series Of
vocal solos and duos by the leading artists,
in her various pieces.
The first part Of the programme was con-
cluded with the grand trio from Haydn's
Creation, con Thee Each Living Soul
Awaits" by Professor and Madame Con
zalez and Mr. Louis w. Pizzlni. This diff
cult composition was effectively rendered.
The second part embraced other choice
gems, and also included grand trio, "Fhe
Magic-Woye Scarf" Barnettl, sung by the
Professor and his lady and Richmond's ia
yorite tenor, Mr.. John D. Redford, in a
manner which elected the most generous
plaudits. The finale, "Gtoria Patri," from
MINIS grand Yespro, by Madame Gonzalez,
soprano obligato, Messrs. BEDFORD and
Louis Plzzini tenors, and Professor Con
zalez and Mr. John Pizzini bassos, was sung
with grand effect. Professors NJ. S. Turner
and +. B. Newheiser added greatly to the
success OF the affair by their artistic piano
accomplishments to the various pieces.
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WANTED, ONE HUNDRED CUSTOM
w Frs for FAIRS CELEBRATED CHAR
COAL WATER-COOLRRS, warranted to keep the
ice one third longer than any other cooler in use.
Old coolers of PARIS make repaired ON short no
tlce. WALDMAN Il SCHERER,
corner OF Fifteenth and Main streets.
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POSTPONEMENT.
Postponed OH account Of the weather until UBS-
DAY, SIay 10th, ut the same hour.
j. THOMSON BROWN,
,ny13 AuctiOncer.
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POLICE COURT, YESTERDAY.-A large
number of cases OF triling importance were
heard and disposed Of.
Saturday night party OF men under the
influence of liquor visited Putnam's Varie-
ties, on Franklin street. After being In the
house some time they became so disorderly
that the proprietor called in the police to
take them out. Policeman McDonough, in
attempting to remove Edward Beasley, the
leader of the gang, was set upon by Charles
Heinlein, Randolph Rice, Lucien Ford, and
Others, and would have been beaten but Tor
the interference Of by-standers. The officer
finally succeeded in getting Beasley to the
station-house, and warrant was issued lot
the arrest OF Heinlein, Rice, and Ford.
Beasley was discharged by Justice Granger
soon after being arrested. The Ponce jus
tice Yesterday morning fined Helnleln and
Rice five dollars each. Ford had not been
arrested at the time of the adjournment OF
the court.
Sunday the congregation OF EDenezer
(colored) church was disturbed during ser
vice by the disorderly conduct OF drunken
man, William w. Scott, in the gallery. A1tcl
much difficulty he..was elected from Ine
building and turned over to the police. Inc
case was before die Police Justice YESTERDAY
morning, who senbScott on TO the CRANE
Jury OF the HusthgS Court.
The following were fined: Albert Harris
(colored), 81 fol. assaulting Frank johnson
Frank Krensegs 81 for assaulting Alber
Harris: Franz Pearson and George II
Parkhurst, 81 Zach for throwing rocks IL
the street. So
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, warm,
and pleasant. :,
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: a. NJ, o.
. A. NJ, 81: IL NJ, Is; 3 p. NJ, 50; 8 2.
NJ, &c; midnight, 20.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-16

TOR RENT, DWELLING No. !l4G
F Marshall street, between Seventh and Eighth ~
streets with all modern improvements. fossessio'
~ Also. DWELLING No. sO7 cast Franklin street
between Eighth and Ninth streets, witn all Inoaera
improvements ut present occupied by Mir. +. Helsf
rcr Possession 1st July, at once II desired Ap'
ply to IiH.nIio L,,hth s,resst
TOR RENT, BRICK DWELLINGS,
T. 6O3. east side of Eighth street, north ofHI
a., e,,cc nnIy To j. L. APPERSON,
a. NV > 6t iF'' Real Estate Agent.