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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-12

EXPORTS FOR THE PAST WEEK.-The fol-
lowing is list OF the foreign shipments
from Richmond for the week ending on
Saturday: co.,.
Per the Norwegian bark Ansgar, to Cork,
Ireland, for orders, 2,727 barrels OF petro-
leum oil, shipped by Meissner, Ackerinann
i Co.
Per the Norwegian bark Aurora. to no
nigberg, Germany, 1922 barrels OF petro-
leum oil, shipped by Meissner, Ackermann
Il Co.
Per the German bark Texas, to Bremen,
663 hogsheads tobacco, shipped by +. q.
Noting & Co., and 4S0 bags OF quercltron
bark, shipped by Smyth, Snyder d co.
Per the American brig Morancy, 10 klo
de Janeiro, 2,40O barrels flour, shipped by
Haxall, Crenshaw Il Co.
Per the American brig Samuel Lindsay,
to Rio dc Janeiro, 4, $50 barrels flour, shipped
by HaXall, Crenshaw 4 Co.
Per the American brig George S. Berry,
to Bahia, 1881 barrels -four, shipped by
HaXall, Crenshaw IL Co.
Per the American schooner Waldeman, to
Santos, 1852 barrels and 200 half-barrels
flour, 400 kegs lard, $50 pals lard, 81 barrels
blacking, % packages Florida water, and 4
boxes tonic, shipped by HaXall, Crenshaw
IL Co.
Recapitulation.-Oil, 7,049 barrels; to-
bacco, G65 hogsheads; quercitron bark, 4So
bags; flour, 1928 barrels; lard, 300 bar
rels; miscellaneous, SO packages.
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CHASCERY COURT OF RICHMOND, SATUR-
DAY.-The following cases were disposed OF !:
Morriss's executors Is. Barrett, &c. De-
cree confirming report OF commissioner OF
sale Of property in said report mentioned.
Crenshaw rs. Lipscomb, DC. Decree re-
ierring cause to u commissioner for inquiry
and report.
Newby's administrator rs. Horner's adj
ministrator. DC. Decree directing deed to
be made to purchaser OF property sold in
this cause, said purchaser having paid the
purchase-money in full.
Lacy rs. Shields. &c. Decree referring
cause to 4 commissioner for inquiry and re-
port.
John G.. Williams's administrator rs. Will
liamS, DC. Decree referring cause to 4
commissioner for inquiry, account, and re-
port.
Denoon u.s. Dcnoon, &c. Decree on pc
tition OF guardian allowing portion of the
principal OF the wards money to be used
for their maintenance and education.
CardoZo, DC, rs. Lee. &c. Decree con-
1irRing report of commissioner and deter
mining the amount OF plaintiffs demand.
Cowley rs. Boasman, &C.; Cowley, &C., IS.
Cowley; Cowlcy's next friend, &C., rs.
Cowley. DEGREES directing deed to pur-
chaser, who has paid in full, and distribu-
ting the fund.
Baldwin & McVeigh rs. Morris's exc
cutor, &c. Decree in conformity with
opinion OF the court, referring cause to a
commissioner for inquiry and report.
Montague rs. Cowles, administrator, &c. !;
Strinsfellow rs. Cowles, administrator, &c.
Decree confirming report OF commissioner
as to investment ordered by a former de-
cree.
Scott rs. Bank OF Commonwealth, &c.
Order directing cause to be placed on the
argument document as to all parties as to
whom the case has matured, and directing
plaintiffs to use due diligence to mature the
same rs to other defendants by the next
term OF this court.
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"A " E.S..Sc.
lITN TANES FOR 1S1C.
CRY COLLECTORS OFFICE.}
RICHMOND. Va. May 81, 1876.

CRY COLLECTORS OFFICER
EICuMuNp. VA. May 81, 1876.
THIS Office viii De open from O'Clock 4. VI. 10 .
,-clor% T.. VI. from the 9TH TO TIE Both OF
Jt>E. inclusive. for the purpose Of receiving from
a.y person charged with city taxes,
REAL AND PERSONAL.
'ar whole half Of Tho amount Of tax charged
aaa t,; ten per cc.ltuu will lc added 10 the amount
81 ;y argcd in every casc where the party assessed
all fail to pay the whole or one half within the
zine :" liuitcd.
The Collector respectfully and earnestly requests
u! persons having three more bills TO leave list
"' q" early possible II the Office, that the
:.s may nc gotten together, and if desired half
receipts made A change in the Office on the lst
~, July makes ii imperative that This request should
coupled with 10 ensure The parties from delay
l crowded room the last few days Of the month.
JOHN +. REGNAULT.
t.l-l1n Collector.
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TIE RICHMOND CONCERT COMPANY, COM
posed of such well-known musicians and
singers rs Professors Ambold and Kessnich,
Messrs. J. II. Donaldson, Fl. c. Wyatt, and
Mrs. Marcy, leave the city to-day at 1:30 P.
NJ. for Petersburg, where they give q con.
cert at the Academy Of Music tonight. In.
telligence has been received here that all
the seats have been taken.
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INTERNAL REVENUE CoLLEcTIoNs.-The
following is statement of the internal rev.
enue collections for the past week in this
district: Monday, S6,1S9.06; Tuesday, S13,-
S19.99; Wednesday, 81, 1869: Thursday,
s9,0l9.s3; Friday, S10,605.s9; Saturday,
SO, ,200-total, 1862, ,G0566.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE STORM SATuRDAY.-Saturday after
noon Richmond was visited by heavy wind
and rain-storm, accompanied by sharp
lightning. The electric fluid, attracted by the
Observation-Disclosures, entered the operating
room Of thetWestern Union Telegraph o.
tice with q tremendous and an alarming
shock, but did no serious damage, though
visitor present was so much frightened
that he started to leap from the window.
After the hot, sultry atmosphere OF the day,
the storm did much towards cooling and
refreshing the air.
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CoNyEYANCES OF REAL ESTATE for the
week ending June 10, 1876: Lots fronting
% feet on st. Peter street for 800: 26 feet
on st. Paul street for $40; &c. feet on God
din street for 1925: % feet on \ street be-
tween Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth for S6G ;
3l4 feet on Mayo street near Broad for
81 1000: 60 feet OH Ashland street corner OF
Randolph for $3.50; 81 feet on Sixth street
between Baker and DuYal for $1,000; 32s
feet on Thirticth street for $500; is feet on
Grace street near Clarke for s., $50; u feet
on Twcnty-siNth street between VI and
y for 500; 2G feet on alley between
Broad and Marshall streets for $500 ;
Il. feet on st. John street corner OF Fed
cral. and 1913 feet on ST. Paul street,
for Il ,935; A. feet on Second street between
Arch and Byrd for S1,400; 80 feet on Ele-
vcnth street between VI and \ for Sl05; %
feet on Abigail street for $685. 81 feet on
Eighth street for SG2; 21 feet on Leigh
street between Fou>hee and Adams for
$3.50: 30 feet on Clay street for S1G5; 13O
feet on Federal street for 500; 81 feet on
Broad street near Jail alley for $1,000; l
acre (Oakwood), gift
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THE WEATHER ON SATURDAY was clear,
warm. and windy during the day, with Sc
we're thunder and rain-Storm in the after
noon. At night ii was clear, cool, and plea
SAINT.
THERMOMETER SATURDAY: G 4. NJ, GS;
. a. NJ, "a: II NJ. S.; > p. NJ, 81; 2.
NJ, -; midnight, G6.
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RICHMOND CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge Well
ford presidiag.- case OF Warren 6 Tup-
per against j. D. Crawford occupied the at
tention Of this court on Saturday. This is q
suit for commission on q sale OF farm in
Hanover county. The jury failing to agree
they We're adjourned over until to-day.
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PREPARING FOR THE CENTESNIAL.-To-
night the Grays, Captain BossieuX, will
have q full-dreSs drill and parade, attended
bv Kessnich's First Virginia Regiment band,
on the occasion of their thirty-sccond ami
versary. After the parade a banquet will
be given to the company and a serenade will
be rendered to Colonel Bradley Il. johnson,
of the First regiment. The Grays, one OF
the best-disciplined bodies OF soldiers in the
State, will leave with the battalion for Phil
adelphia two weeks from next Saturday.
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POLICE COURT, Thornton
Brown (colorcd), arrested by Policeman
Henry Charter, was brought up, charged
with having in his possession one lot Of belt
ing supposed to have been stolen. Brown
represents that he bought the belts at an auc-
ton sale of the effects of a Mr.. Harper, an
Englishman, who lived about two miles
from ScottSville. The case was continued
until Thursday for further information.
Beverly Jackson (colored was charged
with taking and stealing one umbrella, the
property of G. J. Fox. Case was continued
until to-day (Monday) on account Oh absence
of witness. Jackson was bailcd on his own
recognizance.
Several parties were fined for ordinance
violations.
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SUPPOSED ATTEMPTED SU1C1DE.-Saturday
evening Mrs. Samuel Preston, living at the
corner OF Fourth and Broad streets, took
an overdose Of laudanum, but the fact was
discovered before any fatal effects had en-
sued. 1t is supposed she intended to put
an end to her life. Vigorous efforts on the
part OF the physicians restored her.
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DISPATCH PRIHTINC-iIOUsE-ln order to meet
the constantly increasing demands Of orr trade we
have added 4 wcl-secctcd assortment nf NEW
TYPE, which, together with our improved MA
CIIISERY and SKILrUL MECHANICAL TALENT,
warrant us in guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and in the most cape-
IL
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RLACK LACE WRAPS AND CAPES-LAWN
AND MUSLIN DRESSES-THE NEW ELIZA
BETHAN BELTS-G0Ln BRAID IN
THREADS AND DOTS-SCARFS AND NECK
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PARASOLS WITH
STEEPLE TOPS-VARIETIES
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

CLOSING EXERCISES AND DISTRIBUTION
OF MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS IN THE VAL
LEY AND NAvY-HILL COLORED SCHOOLS
INTERESTING EXERCIsES-ADDRE ESSEs
FROM MAYOR KELLEY AND REV. DE.
DICKINsON-To-DAY's PROGRAMME.
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PERsosAL.-Mr. Charles T. Jones. a gen.
tieman we'll and fayorably known in this
city, and formerly of the Ballard House, has
gone to the st. James Hotel to live.
Hon. w. III. Stone, NJ. c., OF Missouri, is
at FOrd's Hotel
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ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-The Elba Social
Club at their last meeting elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing term: Presi-
dent, j. Stinebracher; Council, {. Rawson,
John Hart, r. Fronapple; Secretary, George
Sorg; Treasurer, William Pohlig.
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MAJOR DoswELL's ALGERINE WINS A
RtCE.-Maior Thomas w. DoswelPs b.. C.
AIrerine, by Abdel-kader, out OF Nina, by
BOSTON, won the Belmont stakes for three
year olds at jerome Park, New York, on
Saturday. There were forty-seyen entries
and five starters-$100 entrance, half forfeit,
with 81 800 added; the second horse to re,
ceive $500 out of the stakes-one and hail
.l.an ~
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Brohe Again.-The canal bank broke
again Saturday near the waste-gates, and
caused the manufactures along the water
course to stop work for few hours. The
break will be repaired by this morning.
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THE GIRARD HOUSE, Philadelphia: one Of the
finest hotels in America, being conducted upon es-
tabllshcd business principles has announced that It's
prices during the Centennial season will remain
as heretofore, $3.50 per day. Located in the
business centre, convenient 10 the theatres,
public buildings, and places of general interest,
With easy access by street-cars to the Exposition
buildings and all parts OF the city, containing nearly
four hundred large and elegantly-iurnshcd rooms,
aud possessed Of unsurpassed Cuisine. this grand
old house, always iyorc resort Of tine better class
Of southern people, promises this year, under the
management OF the popular Mcssrs. c. MckIBBES
& son. TO surpaSs even itself in old-tme comfort,
luxury, and splendor.
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CARR CARRIED TO THE PENITENTIARI.-
John j. Carr, convicted in the Hastings
Court Friday for maliciously shooting Henry
Gaines and sentenced to the penitentiary for
one year, was carried out by Deputy l..
TAYLOR Briggs ON SATURDAY. morning.
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DR.. Hunter MCGUIRE, Of Richmond, was
chosen by the American Medical Associa-
ton, at its recent session, one OF the dele
gates to the International Medical Congress,
to he held September 4, 1876, at Philadel-
phia. Z
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Reported.- sravengers OF this city
and Petersburg will be reported to the
grand Jury to-day for committing nuisances
in Chesterfield county.
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PREVENTED young gentlemen who
were to have ridden on Grove road Saturday
afternoon were prevented from doing so by
the storm. They will try it next Saturday.
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GALA-DAY AND PIc-NlC.-There will be q
picnic and gala-day at the State Fair
Grounds on Tuesday (to-morrow) by the
members OF St. Patrick's church and their
friends for the benefit Of the Sisters female
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Personal.- James y. Craig
was so indisposed Saturday as to be COM
nelled to be confined to his residence.
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FINE WHEAT.-Captain L. NJ. Hawkins,
Of Halifax county, sent US a sample OF nne
wheat over five feet high which he was cut
ting on Friday from his farm near Clover
depot.
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DELEGATES TO ST. LoUIs.-The State EX-
ecutiye Committee is making arrangements
to secure tickets for all the delegates to st.
Louis, and their alternates, at satisfactory
rates.
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NOTICE.-MA TAN-PA1-
y LR>-l am now ready 10 receive the CITY
lax Ter the year 1876. All persons paying one
hI'' the same before the lst of July next,
~G hi, other half or before the lst Of November
neat will t entitled 10 :, deduction of five per cent.
ltic same: but 10 a bills unpaid above specified
it'"re viii bc added ten per cent. No deduction
allowed Oh either hall unless both paid In the
proper time. J. ". BRONAUGH, JR.,
Treasurer City Of Manchester.
JUNE ], 1876. je 1-lOt
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QUALIFIED.-Mr. Alfred SHIELD qualified
as clerk of the Circuit Court on Saturday,
with George D. Taylor as deputy, with a. r.
Courtney and Thomas J. Evans as sure
ties
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GRAND jury OF THE HUsTISGs COURT
The grand jury of the Hastings Court will
meet this morning. 1t is stated that the
Faherty case will be considered.
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RICHMOND TYPE FOR MExco.-M b.
/. Peloze & Co., type-founders, OF this city,
are filling large order for tirm IN san
Bias, Mexico. Nc, long since they supplied
a house in California with type.
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DIR. !. J. CALDWELL, Baltimore, writes: :" have
used CoLDES's LGEBIG'S LIQUID EXTRACT OF
BEEF AND TONIC INvICoRAToR largely IN debiil-
ty, ebrile and nervous diseases. and have found it
one of the most reliable Of nutrient tonics now IN
use or TO hc found in pharmacy.'
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County Court-This court will be in ses'
sion to-day.
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BOARD OF ALDERAES.-Ther regular semi
monthly meeting OF the Board OF Alder
men will be held this afternoon.
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Ner Library.-A new library was opened
at the Episcopal church yesterday for the
tirst tirna
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2ithmond 1ispatflt,

as~TUE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
is LARGER THAN THE CONFIRMED CIRCr-
LATloN OF ALI. TIE OTHER DAILY NEWS
rArERS OF THE CITY
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MULES. HORSES, DC.


SADDLE-HORSE FOR SALE.-SN1
y Perfectly gentle; large Size: color, brghtLGA
bag. Would make i fine ladies horse.
(. L. LATHROP,
Je 1891 Seventeenth street Ut draw-brldge,
DlDING-HORSE FOR SALE, E-0
IL suitable for lady or gentleman. lie willLE2A
saO work IN harness. Can De seen at JoHSSOS's
Hvery-stablc, where application for terms can be
made orto JOSEPH J.. WINSTON,
je lO-Zt* corncr.Cary and Pearl streets.
I VERY, SALE, AND HIRING On
IL STABLES. III
We keep Oh hand Grst-class HORSES and MULES
FOR sale. FirsI-class HACKS, BCGGIES, and
HORSES for hire. Livery al reasonable rates.
ny2Z-lm TURNER T. co.
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s7;CTEON SALES TEgES DAY.

gsy- On all Suies of Real Estate maze dsttcet1'
the lst Of Junuary and last Of June TIE tdreSJor
tie Dresent yeor hare to repaid bythe PURCHASER.
On all Gales mnde tetoeen the Let Of Jutydnd last
Of the near tie tures haze tn De paid ty the setter.
IThis custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
bv all the real estate agents In Richnond, ana APP
plics TO Richmond and vlclnity.l
ROBERT Il. LYME, 81 p. NJ, building lot on tne
south side OF Grove avenue between Popar ana
Clarke streets.
GODDIN. WARREN: 81 Co, 4 +. NJ, framed
dwelling OIL the north side OF Cattarine between
smith and Munfortl streets.
Y. .MLEE. ~ NJ, at lienrico County courthouse
little market gardcn-larm five miles below iht
city.
LANCASTER Il LUCKE, 81 =. NJ. ionr-st0ry
brick store No. IT Pearl Block oI; the east side
of Pearl for FOurteenth) street.
COOK 6 LAUGHTON, 10 A. NJ. for John boucher
at No. ,l1os Main street large lot OF cisars
pipes, &c.
CEAFFlN, STAPLES & CO., 81 p. NJ, property, .!
the southwest corner Of Ninth and franhllr
streets.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. 5hP. NJ, brick residence
and eight building lots.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, 81 p. NJ, framed dwell
In. on Catharinc street ncar GiIner.
CHAFFIN, STAPLES 6 CO.. ~ M, tract of land
In IIenrico county twelve miles below the city.
r. s. ANDERSON & CO., lo4 A. NJ, groceries.
BYERLY & POWELL, 10 a. NJ, at their auction
rooms, household furniture.
ID. WHITEHEAD, 10 A. NJ, fish, tobacco cigars
&C., &c.
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have analysed the wIIIsKEY known under the
brand OF "B SELECT" " controlled by Mcssrs. WAL.
TER ID. BLAIR & Co.. Richmond, Va, and find IL
FREE FROM FuSiL OIL and other impurities, ana
recommend its use for medicinal and family pur.
poscs.-J. B. McCAw. N. d., late Professor ol
Chemistry. Medical College Of Virginia
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OFTEN SIvE BREATH is often caused by aecaycd
teeth and diseased gums. If you will use MEADE &
BAKERS "CARBoLIc MoUTH-WASII" on your
toothbrush every morning with n small quantity Of
their SAPoNINE DENTRlFICE,' we guarantee
that your teeth will DC beautifully white, your dis
eased gums will be healed, and your breath disin-
fectcd and rendered pure ana sweet. Our best Dent
lists recommend these preparations and use them
Ask YOUR druggist for them.
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COLUMBUS'S ICE-CREAM SALOON,
321 Broad street.
Great reductions on ice-crcam.
Eight sauccrs ce-cream for 81,
Eighteen sauccrs for 50;
Families supplied at 81 80 per gallon,
Boarding-houscs supplied at 81. .25 per gallon,
Pic-nIcs fairs. &C., supplied at s1.25 per gallon.
Richness and dclicacy Of ilavors uncquallcd.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NORFOLK, VA, June 10, 1876
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDINANCE
nassed Inv the Councils of this city, board OF cI-
amines Will he convened here the 2Sth instant 0r
the purpose Of examining APPLICANTS FOX IhE; III;
oEEJCf, OF CITY ENGINEER. a copy or said
ordinance may be had on Application to the City
ii'"' " JAMES Z. BARRY,
c. S. G. S. c.;
a. q. MILHADO,
.,o.a c. :. G. {.
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CUSTOM thand-lGa,lc) WORK 10 order, and gIIar
auieeG 20 III. Repairing neatly done By
BosCHEN 4 BROTHER,
500 and 5 l l Broad street.
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TIE RILEY VIRGINIA WiIISkEY, sold by CHRIS
TIAS & WHITE. has been analyzed by Drs. McCaN
and Taylor and recommended us pure medicine
beverage Price for two-ycar old, $3.50 per gallon
price for thrcc-ycar old, $3.50 per gallon.
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TRUNKS. VALISEs, AND SATcIIELS reduced K
very low prices at BO2CIIEN's, Broad street.
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SLIPPERS, TIES, AND BuSKINS i'll great yariet
at BosCHES's, 500 and IL Broad street.
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r OsT OR MISLAID, some time since, y
\ WARRANT drawn by the school trustees OF
Fairfield district on the treasurer OF henriso conty
dnrsed by me Payment has been stopped. Fersofa
are cautioned not 10 trade for the same.
F 12-1tS 5ohS ~. SSHSSsss
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Lost. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

STRAYED, FROM THE NEIGH aN
~ BoRHOOD OF she Chesapeake and OHIO -
Railroad dock Saturday evening, SMALL SOR-
REL. HORSE: small white spot on back tpna sad
die: had ON when LETT two leather boots on front
ankles; fore-top plated. a liberal reward Will be
paid Ii returned 10 2615 Franklin street.
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DRY GOODS.

.,NEkT BARGAINS.
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TRIMMING LACES.

Among the newest white trimming laces
are real handmade Spanish laccs in light
fcathery designs that appear to be made en-
tirclv OF silk. In the popular three-inch
widths these cost 81 yard. The Smyrna
lace of pure linen that has suddenly come
into fashion for trimming piQues, ginghamS,
bati>tes, children's clothing, and ladies'
underwear, cost fifteen cents yard for mar
row widths. while that two inches WIDE i:
Sl.JQ Il ward.
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WANTED. CONTRACTS FOR TWEEN.
" TY THOUSAND BUSHELS OF LATE
IRISH POTATOES-Peachblow and Peerless-to
be delivered in the fall Contracts to be closed ut any
time before September 1st. From leo 10 10000
bushels 1T 81 cents stone lime. Stacked. and applied
dry, will keep Off tue bugs: SurmOnt, one pound
to the acre, warranted Il sure remedy.
III. 4. DAYTON,
ir l0-2t& No, l715 Grace street.
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The Valley School.

The closing exercises Of the Valley group
OF schools, of which Captain R. E. Camm is
now principal, took place between 10 and II
o'clock OH Saturday morning at the First
African church, on Broad street. The
church was, of course, crowded; but there
seemed to be ample room for the parents
and many of the friends Of the pupils.
Among the gentlemen present were seve-
raj OF the principals OF the schools; Rev.
Kinloch Nelson, Of Grace Episcopal church !;
Rev. Mr.. Kerr, o! Glasgow; DR.. ". Ii.
Scott, OF the School Board, and Councilman
elect Talbot, OF Madison Ward; Supern-
tendent Binford, OF the public schools; Sec
retory Moses, and others.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-12
FOR RENT.

TIOR RENT, TWO BRICK TENE-m
Il MEET HOUSES corner Third and Clay III
four rooms well pitched, and houses IN perfect or
der. with front and back ISrlorS with sliding doors,
these houses will De rented at Il low figure. Apply 10
BENJAMIN II. LiPSCONB,
10 1o-or 1910 Franklin street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-12

DARK WANTED,
u EARK WANTED.
500 cords BLACK OAK, CHESTNUT OAK, and
SPANISH OAK. ,
Inquire 1T Bark and Sumac Mills. corner Seventh
aud Canal streets, Richmond, or at Tannery ana SUI
mac Mills. Manchester.
an I3-3rn JOHN =. HTLST.