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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-10-18
Our Ladies' and children's Suit
AMI
Furnishing Department

Is now more thoroughly stocked and equip
ped than ever heretofore, and we are prepared
TO fill all orders at once, and TO guarantee sat
isfactiOn.
Handsomely Trimmed Suits in Cashmere,
Basket Cloths, Camefs Hair Alpaca, Comhi-
nation Suits, &C., in the most beautiful new
effects, at prices to tempt the most economical
BY following our DIRECTIONS FOR SELF
MEASUREMENT, LADIES OUT-OF-TOWN
CAN BE FITTED PERFECTLY, economically.
and more satisfactorily than by any home
made work.
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J. srADEkEE a COX i the place to
buy Blankets. shauia etc.
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Az OLD FoLEs CoNcEEr, under the
auspi-c. orlhc ladlos ofthe Baptist Chureh'
and directed b. Prof. Beurl'ler, viii soon
H.. announced.
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Buy stadeker's Favorite Kid Gloves
hay are the best In the country.
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Doors AND SHoEs.-The largest and
best stock In Jackson, for the least money,
at S~rADEKER's.
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ExANNE tho immense stock Of j.
stadeker and Son, before purchasing.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
PROCLAMATION.
500 REWARD.

WHEREAS, 1t appears by information re-
w ceived by me, that HENRY NELSON AND
SMITH ANDERSON, c~onvicts, effected their
escape from tn PeDitentiary guards near By
ram, Miss October 18th, 1876, and are still at
large;
Now, therefore, l, J. NJ. STONE, Governor of
Mississippi, do offer the above reward for the
arrest and confinement in Jail of said Henry
Nelson and Smith Anderson, or $50 for either,
said reward payable by Messrs. Hamilton s
Hebron, lessees Of the State Penitentiary.
And l do, moreover, require all officers of this
State TO be diligent in their efforts to arrest
said fugitives.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
Il. S. of the State affixed, at Jackson,
this 10th day Of October, A. D. 1876.
By the Governor: J. NJ. STONE.
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DRrss Goods, all the new shades at
stadeker's.
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RrgrsrnArIoS-Jus 7. Ferguson has
seen appointed a registrar Tor hanN'"
county, vice Robert y wilson rosisned'
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"ALL is well that ends WE'LL II you
don't believe &C. you can get convincing
proof az Augello's Hall next Thursday
night.
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Az amateur dramatic entertainment Is
announced Tor Angeles HAIL next Thursday
night. For particulars, see advertisement
iu to-day's paper.
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Tbs best goods, for the least money
at ~SrADEKER's.
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We will print election tickets ior y 80 pr
thou.uud. All orders viii receive pTouP'
"a trutiou.
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Helm. BASK isa new And a9ufi'h-
Ing institution at Canton.
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VmpES announces the arrival in store
Of a fine line Of gents clothing aud fur
njshinz goods. ladies' dress goods collars
cuffs, etc, nour and cotton ties.
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Mourning Costumes and Outfits a speciality,
and orders filled on u hours notice.
Misses and Children's Costumes and Suits at
very reasonable prices.
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AxoELo's Hall is about To receive a
much needed renova'inR.
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M-srsprt REPoErs.-A full sst =
oe.r,i Tor .ale see advertisement.
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Ladies and children's Underwear.

An Immense stock of Beautiful and reliable
Goods, at very great reductions.
Ladies' Complete Outfits, at $50 and upwards.
Infants Complete Outfits, at S35 and upwards.
D- Full catalogues of this department,
with directions for elf-measurement, sent
free on application to all parts of the country.
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SPECIAL LOCALS.

Custom made clothing, at Stadekers.
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Tue result in Ohio and Indiana is
male he text Of the announcement by
Il ,biu.on & Stevens, to whic. the attention
Of those who have lost or non hcad-gear
IalnNlINh.
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TnE MISSISSIPPI Minis, at Wesson,
we are pleased to say, have been awardei
the first honors Of the Ceutennial Tor cot
tonadcs, osnabIrgs, plaid and wool-hltng
fHuua
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Tn entire editorial staff Of TINS CLAIR
toN de- ire TO make their special acknowl-
cdrmeuts of an invitation 10 attend a grand
Tilden and Hendricks mass meeting, bar
b,ouc aud torchlight procession at Holly
Springt, ON the 3d Of November.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS

NICILIAN COLLEGE, Hardin County, XIV.
~ Board, etc, per 20 weeks, only 500.
Aug. 16. lS76-2ms.
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Notice.

In the District Court of the United States. for
the Northern District Of Mississippi.
John Newell, j. B. Alexander,
Illinois Central Railroad Com
pam ct al.
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We also call particular attention to our large
stock: of
LINENS AND WHITE GOODS,
LACES AND EMBROIDERIES,
UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
BOYS CLOTHING, AND
LADIES' BOOTS AND SHOES.
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DESCRIPTION

Henry Nelson is aged about 2 years; mu-
latto; 5 feet 1lZ inches in height; was SEN
fenced from Lee county, May 18th, 1876, for
seven years.
Smith Anderson is aged about &c years :
black complexion; 5 feet 6 inches in height
was sentenced from Kinds county, July 24th,
1876, for five years.
Oct. l0, i76-3w.
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The Domestic and Housekeeping Dep'ts

are stocked with goods from the large summer
auction sales, at prices below cost
of manufacture.
CARPETS AT GRAND STREET ONLY,
and at greatly reduced prices.
VELVET CARPETS, from - up.
BODY BRUSSELS, from 81 so up.
TAPESTRIES, from 81 up.
T~HREE-PLYS, from 81 12H up.
INGRAINS. best, 81 cheapest, 81 cents.
OIL CLOTHS, from 30 cents up.
Ia Headquarters for LINoLEUM-
Best FLooR COVERING IN THE WORLD.
NJ SAMPLES OF GOODS SENT FREE
on application TO all parts of the Country.
E- ORDERS FOR GOODS of Every De-
s~cription Carefully Filled without Charge,
and Goods Packed and Forwarded to any Des-
t~instion,
BROADWAY & TWENTIETH ST.
GRAND & cHRYSTIE SITS, N, 2.
Oct. Is, 1S76-Sm.
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THE
TIVE TICKET.
How Ihe Tickets Shall be Printed
and Voted.

Rooms STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Democratic Conservative Party Of Missy
Jackson, October Is, 1876,
To prevent the possibility of mistake, the
counties comprising each Congressional
District are published below.
The Electoral Ticket as it now stands is
composed as follows:
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SEVERAL letters have been received
from oV ncrs OF hue horses, asking when the
State Fair J.. TO be- held, and the purses of
tered. They have been Informed that the
state Fair has been indefinitely postponed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-22

4 BUDGET OF BLUNDERS--A RICHMOND
COUPLE IN AN EMBARRASSING POSITION.-On
TUESDAY morning young man and his wife
were arrested on board the steamer George
Lcarv, from Norfolk, by Baltimore detec.
tiyes, on a telegram from the Mayor or
Portsmouth, Va, who asked for their de-
tcntion on charge of felony. The couple,
who belong 10 Richmond, and were recently
married, stated to Police-Marshal Gray that
the proprietor OF the house in Portsmouth
where they stopped alleged that articles had
been stolen, and accused them or beng the
perpetrators. The young man said he and
! his wife went voluntarily before the Mayor,
who has magstcrial functions, ana AFTER an
examination the Mayor dismissed the case,
but the proprietor OF the house refused 10
give the parties their luggage, and they
started for Baltimore on Monday evening on
the steamer without it. Whether the Mayor
subsequently discovered new evidence
does not appear, but that night he sent
the telegram for their apprehension to the
police authorities here. The Mayor during
! Tuesday sent several kilograms asking that
, they be held until his chief officer could
reach Baltimore, and inQuiring whether a
reQuiSition was necessary. The coupe
were detained in an upper department OF
the Middle station until Wednesday noon,
when a Portsmouth officer not maxim g his
| appearance, and the Mayor having failed to
telegraph that he had sent one, they were
discharged. The young man, who is
sailor, started back to Norfolk to clear up
the matter. Up to last night the Ports
mouth authorities had failed to communl-
cate flrther.-Baltimore Sun.
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The Damages from the Storm.-A sign
post on the Richmond and Danville rail-
road, at the Manchester crossing, was struck
during the storm in several places. AT
Belle Isle the storm was probably more se-
we're than in this city. The lightning struck
in several places, but resulted in no great
loss. Miss Griffith, who was stopping with
Mr.. Lamb, received very severe shock,
and her condition at one time was thought
to be quite critical, but she is now much
better, and believed to be out Of danger.
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In the three-mile walk at Glen Mitchell,
near Saratoga, n. Y. Thursday, eight col
legians started, and Noble, OF Princeton,
won in 2S:21s, all the others but Merritt, ot
Bowdoin, dropping off before the finish On
account of the excessive heat. Mann, OF
Princeton, won the putting Of the sixteen
pound shot. The graduates mile walk was
won by Downs, OF Wesleyan, in 9:45. The
hurdle was won by w. j. Wakeman, OF
Yale, who made the fastest time on record,
IS! seconds. Willoughby. Of the Uniyer-
sity of Pennsylvania, won the broad Jump,
making 1s feet 81 inches.
General Sherman emphatically denies the
accusation that he advises determination OF
the Indians. He says Wendell Phillips
knows full well his views on the subject.
He saws he always held that Indians, as well
as all other classes, should be kept in sub
lection to the laws at all hazards, even If
this should involve determination, but be-
yond this he does not go. Ii they remain
peaceful and law-abiding citizens they
should never be disturbed.
Considerable excitement has been created
among the residents Of Fort Hamilton, n.
T., bY the news Of the elopement OF Miss
Belle Harold, the eldest daughter OF Lieu
tenant G. W. Harold, Of Company E OF the
Third artillery, with Frank Bierwith, a cor
net-player, formerly attached to the band Of
her fathers regiment. The police are in
search OF the missing pair, but as yet no
thing has been ascertained OF their move.
ments or whereabouts.
Mayor Latrobe states that he will sign the
ordinance prohibiting the exposure for sale
OF live fowls in the markets and on the
streets OF Baltimore, when tied by the legs,
from and after July 80 next, after which it
will Immediately 60 into effect. The an
nouncement is made to give dealers. sufi-
cient time to provide the necessary coops.
Each offence against the ordinance is pun
ishable by fine Of 81.
A huge black snake recently crawled into
the bed-chamber of Miss Bette Lakin, in
Jefferson district, Frederick county, and
startled the young lady considerably for
moment; after which she regained her
presence of mind and shot the intruder
dead It measured four feet in length
Frederick (Md.) Union.
The supervisors OF VIII county, Illinois,
have divided the townships OF Reed, and
named the new town Custer.
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Hastings Court.-Philip Schlosser,
charged with embezzling money from Mr..
Henry Hewlett, his employer, was tried in
this court yesterday afternoon and acquit-
ted.
The case of Edmund Strong (colored),
who was sentenced to fifteen days in jail for
petty larceny by the Mayors Court, came
up on an appeal. The jury found him guilty
and gave him three months in jail.
Robert Strong (coloredD was tried for a
second offence OF petty larceny and found
guilty. His Imprisonment was fixed at
twelve months in the penitentiary. His
counsel, Samuel Page, Esq, took an appeal.
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THE HAMBURG RIoT-LETTER FROM GENE
RAJ. NJ. C. BUTLER.-General M. c. Butler,
who is charged with having led the whites
in their attack upon the negroes at Ham
burg, 5. g., has written letter to tue
Charleston Journal Of Commerce defending
his course on that occasion, and concluding
as follows:
"I invite judicial investigation, and am
prepared to submit to the arbitrament Of
the law; and such is the feeling, as far as
have been able to learn, Of every white man
who is in any degree connected with the
affair. The white men Of this country have
some rights which the negroes are bound to
respect. They have no other feeling for
them than Kindness and pity-kindness
for their loyalty to our families during the
war, and pity that they will permit them
selves to be made the tools OF bad, mischiev-
Gus, designing white men and mulattoes.
So long rs they obey the laws every honor
able man OF the country will feel bound TO
protect and encourage them in happiness
and prosperity"
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY.-Louisa Rey-
noIds, Jane Smith, Sophia Troymann, and
Virginia Bridges (colored), charged with
contempt Of court, were required TO pay
costs and were discharged.
Victoria Cola, charged with stealing one
nocket-book containing fifteen dollars in
United States currency from G. Biago, was
discharged. :. -,
JOSIAH Wingfeld (colored), charged with
feloniously choking and trying to DO vlo-
lence to the person OF Anna Scott, was sent
to iail for sixty days.
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BELKHAP's HOUSEHOLD ENPENsEs.-At
the time Of General Bclknap's resignation,
in March, statements were published charg-
ing that the expenses Of his household were
so great that he was obliged to resort to i'm
proper means to obtain funds necessary to
meet them. This story, repeated and relte-
rated by the American and foreign press, is
utterly without foundation. General Bel
KNAPP has bills and vouchers for all eNpendi-
lures OF every character, and these show
that they have never in any year exceeded
his salary as Secretary OF War, and that the
amount received by him as salary during his
six years. occupancy OF the War Depart
ment is greatly ia excess Of his expenses.
While his hospitality has been liberal, it has
been kept within his means. Although
this is his business alone, yet the press has
made it the public's business, and the facts
are as here stated.-PreSS dispatch.
Then Belknap must have laid by the lal ge
sums paid him by post-traders.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Conservative Conuention.-The ConVen-
tion for the Reorganization OF the party In
the county, and for the purpose OF making
preparation for the campaign this fall, met
at the old courthouse yesterday at ~ O'Clock
M. The meeting was called to order py
Mr.. b. A. Hancock, county superintende
After the transaction OF some business OF
minor importance the Convention proceed:
ed to adopt plan OF organization for the
ensuing twelve months, resulting IN the
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RUSAwAY.-The vicinity Of Ninth and
Bank streets was very much excited last
evening by the running away OF a wild
mule attached to market cart. He had left
his moorings at the Second market, and was
pursuing his wild career at such a rate, and
creating such a racket, that everybody
thought the great storm had eliminated in
an earthquake. He was brought to stand
in front Of Rueger's saloon by Messrs.
Frank Johnston and Charles II. Brown, two
Theban heroes. The shaft Of the cart ran
into the column in front of the saloon and
shattered it considerably. This, added to
considerable damage to the cart and bad
cut in the side of the mule, were the only
bad results Of this mulish freak.
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Another forest fire on Cape Cod, Mass,
has destroyed 1900 to 1000 acres OF woods
through the towns Of Dennis and Harwick.
AT midnight Wednesday night the fire was
raging, but no further loss was anticipated.
The loss is from $40, 900 to $15, 900, Several
farm-dwellings have been burned. S.
Anna Dickinson has during the past ten
years earned $150, 900 by lecturing.
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The LUSATIC ASYLUMS.-The medical
directors Of several of the lunatic asylums
of the State were in close consultation about
the Capitol yesterday in reference to the ap-
preparations made to the several institutions.
The bill for this purpose states that they
shall be paid out OF any moneys in the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated. 1t
appears that there is not at present any
money in the Treasury "not otherwise ap-
propriated." Hencet the quandary in which
the directors are placed.
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CAsH-CoRNER sTADBING CAsE.-James
Kelley (white), charged with stabbing
Thomas Briggs (colored, at Cash Corner
Thursday night, was before the Police JUS
tice Yesterday morning. DR.. Levy, the
physician OF Briggs, stated that Briggs was
unable to appear. The case was continued
till Tuesday.
Joseph Edwards, charged with being an
accessory before the fact, was admitted to
bail in $500, and his case was continued till
same day.
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have analysed the wHIsKEY known under ..ilt
brand of .sB SELECT, !" controlled by Messrs AL
TER d. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and NM u
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities, ano
recommend its use for medicinal anu family pur.
poses.-J. B. McCAw, NJ. D., late Professor Oh
Chemistry, Medical College OF Virginia.
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,,..,,. .rurR YESTERDAY was sultry AM

.,,y,rrrE YESTERDAY was sultry and
lhH ;rr The sky was obscurcd with
'iR"3y Inrinc a CREST portion of the day,
.,'' t'",', .,ra,rtnl drops fell to mother earth.
Ht' Nv .i,nnt o'clock there was scarcely a
h M, = mir stirred. At that time a slight
5Fv"" .,r,,nr. hut the difference in the
,,n.,rmomrtcr was but slight: :, -.
.TmrrvoNyrfE YESTERDAY \. M.' 70;
q ". s.: noon, IS; ) I. NJ, W; y l..
" ". midnight. So.
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AN IuPosToR DETECTED.-A man giving
his name as Robert Harris, pretending to
be deaf and dumb, and claiming member
ship in Lafayette Lodge, I. D. o. F., OF
Fayette, Ala, has recently been in this city
soliciting charity. He received substantial
aid from two lodges here and from one in
Petersburg. Upon applying to Friendship
Lodge and standing examination suspicion
was aroused. A correspondence was opened
with the Grand Secretary Of Alabama, and
it was ascertained that there is no such
lodge as the one he saidehe belonged to,
The impostor is about thirty or thirty-fye
years OF age, has light hair, blue eyes, and
a thin moustache.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-22

,.,o,nu,r1rs To-DAY.- Washington,
!&'sH"''Fn ~ For the Middle States, slightly
Jniy -or,brrlv 10 eastcrly winds, rising
cooler ,,"r ~, narilv cloudy weather, and local
.:.y nH inthc southern portion,
ram ~ .,,' south Atlantic and Gulf States,
'Y' ',nI n' and lower temperature east OF
io2", ,,::'';'.nni, eastcrlv TO southerly winds,
~. ,a ,lirht rise in barometer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-22

Valuable Deeds Recorded.-SiX deeds
were recorded in the Office of the Circuit
Court yesterday conveying property aggre-
eating in value over $4,000. The owners
of one tract Of land conveyed by one OF
these deeds live in Scotland, England, New
York, Delaware, and New Jersey.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-22

Mayor's Court.-The following cases
were disposed Of in this court yesterday:
Edwin Twine (colored), for trespassing,
was required to give security for six months
good behavior, in default Of which "Dinks"
twisted him into the lookup.
James Gill, up for too free indulgence in
his gill-cups, was told "to go and sin no
more.''
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adoption Of the old plan, w

adoption Of the old plan, wi Ime Vnrn-
portant changes. Mr. Hancock was re-
elected county superintendent, and alr.
Payne elected secretary. All OF the district
superintendent were reelected except MIR.
John FL. Burton, who declined to serve.
His place was filled by the election Of Mr..
David Moore. There was quite a large at-
tendance upon this meeting, and everything
passed off in the most pleasant manner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-22

THE HILLARY PAGE COMMISSION
commission appointed by the Governor to
examine into and report the mental condi-
ton of Hillary Page were in close consul
tation yesterday. Present-Dr. Harvey
Black, OF the Eastern Lunatic Asylum, and
DR.. Randolph Barksdale, Of the Central
Asylum. DR.. Baldwin could not be present
on account of sickness. They visited the
prisoner in his cell yesterday, and after
wards held a consultation. They have not
as yet made any written report, but this will
be soon forthcoming, and the Governor will
soon make his final decision in the. matter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-22

Masonic NoT1cE.-The following named
were elected and installed as officers OF
Social Lodge (colored), No. go, June 22d,
uitimo r. G. Hobson, w. NJ; Matt.
Hopes, S. W.; John Fl. Lewis, j. w; z.
IL. voolfolk, S.; John Fitzhugh, T.;
James III. Clark, s. d.; Ahner Cooley, y.
D.; james Evans and Edward Dixon, s.. /;
William H. Taylor, T.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

8a- On all sales OF Real Estate made det,ostn
the Let Of January and last Of June the ta1esJor
the preseat year haze to be paid tyfAe purchaser.
On all sales made btttcseH te 1st Of July AND tdsf
of the near tie tares haze to be paid 6y TIE sstte1
(This custom was adopted about ntteen year, aSs
by all the real estate agents In III ;nmond, ana ap
niles TO Richmond and yicmity.J
CHAFFIN. STAPLES CO, 81 ?. NJ, house s and 10,
Richard aud BALDWIN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-22

KEEP Cool.
The best mode of doing SO
is to get some of CoLU1iBCss IS
celebrated lCE-CREAM.
He has the following 1avors:
Peach, Strawberry, Vanilla,
Lemon, Chocolate, and Water Ices,
at 81 so per gallon
T Send your orders in early at
32l Broad street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-22

OPINION OF DIR. WILLIAM B. STOKES, PuIsr
CLAN, MT. HOPE RETREAT BALTIMORE
II have great pleasure i'll adding my Testimony W
the virtues of CoLDES's LIEBIG'S LIQUID EX-
TRACT OF BEEF AND TONIC INvIGoEAToR as the
vcrv hest preparation used and therefore confidently
recommend i. TO the medical profession"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-22

Sunstroke. of the conYicts at the
Old Dominion quarry was stricken down
from the effects OF the heat on Wednesday
last, and is now in quite a dangerous con-
dition.