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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-08

POLICE COURT, William d.
Gask,ns, charged with cursing, abusing. and
using insulting language towards Louisa
Gsskins, his wife, was discharged on pro
mise th It be would leave the city.
Cary Moss (colored) was sent to Jail for
sixty days for stealiag onions from some per.
son unknown.
Joseph Chuman was fined two dollars for
being drunk and unable to take care of him
self.
Peter Smith, Robert Paine, and James
Malone, charged with being vagrants, were
discharged and ordered to leave the city.
Hary Kirby was fined two dollars for dis
orGer conduct.
Miles Wilson and George Moss, two col
ored boys, charged with being disorderly 10
the street, were sdmonished aud discharged.
Granville Craddock and Richard Trent
(both colored), charged With disorderly con.
ducr, we're each fined one dollar and required
TO pay costs.
Julia Jackson (colored) was fined $3.50
for assaulripg and beating Rachel West.
John Laurence (colored), guilty OF stealing
one jug of wbiskey from E. Bradley, was
scot to jail for thirty days with thirty stripes
added.
The condition of Hon. John Letcber Is
much Improved. 1t is hoped he will soon
be we'll enough to be removed to Lexington
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-08

TIE GERNANs IN CoUNcIL.-A meeting oi
the Central Committee OF The Germans OF
this city was held last oigbt at sauer's Hotel.
Every ward vas fully represented. After
considerable discussion an address to the
Conservative voters Of Richmond was agreed
upon, and will be prepared to-day for pub:
lication. 1t 10 concil atoGy 10 It's tone, and
urges the settlement Of sli difficulties within
the party. Toey are opposed To primary
elections. and hope that all differences exist
dog will be adjusted before the opening Of
tAs spri NO csmIaigu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-08

4 FAsoHrE koUTs TO TIE NoRTH.- Csptstn
j. p. DDkeharI, Of the Bslimore and Ohio
Railroad Company, has arrived in this city
and es;xbiiahsd h.s aGquarters at Garber's4
on Main street. where tickets by bis line will
he y Did 10 ali points NorrD, East, and West.
This morning the splendid steamer Key.
psst will be put upon the line again, con.
neeupg .ith the ever.popuiar Fredericks.
burg road at RhepheR, where passengers
tske the through sleeper for New York. thus
avoiding i.bc transfer and omnibus ride 10
Washington city. Passengers who bsye
travelled on The Kegport doubtless renem-
Der the splendid isrs for which this steamer
IL 50 noted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-08

DONATION TO TEE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
CHURCH HoMg.-At the meeting OF the man
agers Of the Episcopal Church Home held on
saturday last 1t wss ascertained that mer
chant of this city bad IN ade q present to the
AHome," consisting OF groceries snf1cient
TO last q month. This was particularly &C.
ep:ahle, as the "aeme" depends for its
daily wants upon the voluntary offerpgs oi
it's friends. I be gentleman referred tswould
probably not desire bis name TO be men.
TONED, yet the managers wish to testify
their appreciation of his generous gift. We
may sdd that all the rooms in the "Hame
are no~ filled. the Board. having admitted an
applicant tor the last vscapcy on Saturday.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Justice of the Peace Charged toih Crime.
Justice William T. Martin, of Chesterfield,
was arrested Monday evening by Sergeant
Fitzgerald, on capias issued by Judge
Guigon, OF Richmond, charging him with
perjury. The accused was taken before
Justice Perdue, who bailed him in the sum
OF 81, 900 for his appearance at the Hust'
ngs Court of the city OF Richmond on
Thursday next. Major Joseph Walker be.
came Justice Martins surety.
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WEEKLY MORTALITY.
euWnR----
Mar. z, Mar. 6, Feb. 26, Mar. 4,
1874. 1876. 1876. 1875.
W. G.. w. G. W. c. ". G.
..12 l6 IS % 8 Y 10 Il

SuII- b0rn..... y q
Whole number OF deaths for the month OF
February, 97-whites, A; colored, 90.
Mean tenn perature for the week ending
February 26, $500; mean temperature for
the week ending March 4, 41.00..
Amount of rainfall for the week ending
February 26, 0.10 inches; amount Of rain.
fall for the week ending March 1000
inches.
Population of tie city estimated by school.
census, 72,500-white, 41,400; colored, 3D.
100.
Rate of mortality of whole population was
1921 per 1000 per annum ). rate of mortality
of white population was 1856 per 1000 pei
annum rate of mortality of colored popula
ton was 23.40 per 1000 per annum.
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Mayors Court.-Justice Perdue, In the
absence of the Mayor, presided at this court
yesterday and disposed of the following
business:
Peter jackson, charged with drunkenness,
was fined $3.50,
George and Joe Turner, charged with
fighting in the street, were 6ned $3.50 each
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srRAIaHT sHooT.-A meeting of the
Straight.Shoot Railroad Company was ad.
yertised to take place at the ExehaDge Hotel
yesterday afternoon. Colonel W. P, Bur
well was the only stoekhclder present at the
hour designated. having no one to keep
him company, and finding that the proprie.
tors OF the hotel had not been notified, and
consequently bad not prepared . room for
tSeir meeting, tho Colossl aojonrred sane
die. :.
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A Curiosity.-Workmen engaged 10 exca.
vatipg ut Mayo's brickyard, on Everett be-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth streets, have
exbumed, about ten feet below the surface,
a petrfed tree about three feet in circum
ference, Knowing ones assert that the tree
was pine, but that it had turned TO ochre.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-08

PORTRAIT OF PocAHoNrAs.-Colonel S.
Basset French yesterday received from Mr.
Eustace Neville Relfe, Of Bescbam Hall,
kirg's Lynn, England, framed pertrsit Of
Pocshontss about ten by twelve inches in
S ze. He deposited it in the State Library,
ss 1t was intended by the donor to take that
direction and there remain. The Virginia
Princess has very dark copper -colored face,
and does not appear altogether lovely, though
decked With high telt bat and large square
cut lace-colIar. The picture is correct re-
production of what is supposed to be an au.
tbenllc portrait, and bears the following in
scr'p'ion: Haloaka alias Rebeccs. Fila
spotentss. Primo. Pa,ohatani Imp, Virg'n>
taer"
Colonel French published note in Notes
and Queries in relation to pictures Of Poca.
hontss, which led to CORES spondence with
Mr.. Rolte T. relative of the Rotfa who mar
RED PocahoDtas1 resutiog in the presenta-
ton of this picture to the State.
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WEDNESDAY. MARCH s, 1876
WEATHER REPORT.

PRoBAB1LlTIRs TO-DAY Washington,
March 7, 1S76.--For New England AID the
Middle States. increasing cloudiness and
rain. followed by rising barometer during
Wednesday. falling temperature, and south
ue.t to northwest winds.
TER wsATHBR Yesterday was partly clear,
mild; and windy during the day, with rain
at night.
THERMOMETERS YysrHRnAY: 8 A. M.. 80;
8 A. NJ. e.; IL NJ, 6s; 3 P. H., IS; P. D.
sc !; midnight, 60.
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WoNDERrUL SUCCESS tit b reported that Bo-
sCusE's GERMAN SYRUP has, ssnce les introdn o.
tion In the United States, reached the immensessls
OF $4,000 dozen per year. Its cerssin cure fof
coughs, colds, and consumption. Sample bottles
can be had at any drugstore. Regular sise. 10
cents. IL IS curing Us thousands of consunpsisn.
PURcBLI, LADD Co, wholesale agents.
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ASorHxs GAnsLEk PgEIsHEp.-Ca Carl Single
ton. charged with exhiSitipg gaming table
COMMONLY called faro. hank. was arrsigned
before Judge Guigou yesterday. pleaded,
guiIsY, aued 800, and sent to jiil for six
rnonths,
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WAMsUTrA COTTON, 12Hc. per yard; Andto-
scoggln Cotton, 10c. per yard; Auburn Cotton a.
l DC. per yard; Prlde-of- the-West Cotton at lac
per yard; Soft Finished Cambria, 33 inches wide,
at sc; Lonsdale Cambria, sc. per yard; also
bargains in sheetings and Pillow-Case Cottons, a.
LEVY BROTHERS,.
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TIE CHrcKAHoxISY CLUB BALL.-I0ne OF
the most enjoyable sffalrs Of che ssason was
the mack bail given by the 7OhfekahomiDy
Ciub at the New Market! !H1ll' ou5 Monday
night. Many Of our wel.knewn German
Young ladies and gentlemen were present,
and the number Of Observation-Disclosures
vas said to be greater ahanaat ang other
gathering OF the same size that ever took
Mace In Richmond. gait uosisa1 sic 81 III ~
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SUIT FOB DAAAGEs.-Judge Wellford's
court Was occupied yesterday trying suit
for damages in which Baylor Marshall,
father of Maria Marshall, coiored girl about
twelve years Of age. endeavors to obtain
$500 from Samuel Binswauger. Last Sep
temner, when the circus was here, a borse
and cart belonging to Mr. Binswanger, and
driven BY William johnson, we're run over
Maria Marshall, iLfictirg very severe in.
juries. II Is represented that the driver did
not use due care in steering through the
crowd that blocked up First street, where
the accident occurred, and that 10 conse-
Quence doctors bills to the amount OF $200
had to be incurred. The jury not beng
sble to agree were acjourued over till this
morning.
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AUGUST .FLoWkh-lT There Is no cnso Of dyspep-
sia that GREEN'S AUGUST FLowaR sftl mot cnrs.
60 to the nearest drugstore and inquire sbout ft.
II yen suffer from costiyeness, sick headache, sonr
stomach, indtsestion- liver platnt, or cafange-
ment Of the stomach oriiveT, uyit Two Sr three
doses wfli relieve you. sampis bottles, 10 een.s.
PURCELL, LApp d Co, Wholesale agents. s. ::
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Rurr1s TO Bsi Tsprcrsys Colonel Q. a. +
Crirtenden, "a. o. ssn,iivan, w. sIl Bigger,
William F. Gordon. and b. H.. Wnftaser,
have been ssnnuened no appear before me.
grand jury Of The HnstiDgs Courttof the CITY,
OF Rtcsrasnd D 10 the. case of the 5enmtao
wealthua. eH D.lR lRtfsn. ths expelled negro
delegate, scdsy ss 1l IS sIas.t ss
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( JAIL AND LABOR. John Garnett, charged
with entering the storehouse Of Champe Will.
iams and stealing fifteen dozen eggs, was
tried In the Hastings Court yesterday morn.
ing, found guilty, and seat TO Jail and labor
for one month,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-08

THE HANDsoMEsT AND BEsT-sELECTED STOCK
| of cAMBRIC EDGINGs aud INsERTISGs ever exh t.
bited any house 10 this city before can
now be seen and will be sold at SYcLE BRoTHE RS
at less than one half OF lmporters' price.
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have analyzsd the wHIsKEY known under
brand Of "B sKLEcr," controlled by Messrs, Wal
THR d. BLAIR Co.. Richmond, Va. aud f1d 10
recommend It's use for medicinal aud family pur-
poses. y. B. McCAw, II. d, Late ProfssSos ss:
Chemistry, Medical College OF virainia.
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CUTTING soRApE.-Pollceu,an Fox arrested
James Trsey and John Mallory (white) last
night, charged with cutting two negroes
named Thomas TomE kEs and james Per.
kins. The parties were lodged in theSecond
srx tion. housp
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The RECENT ACCIDENT AT NARROW Pass.
AGa BsIpG.-Mr. W. NJ. Sibert, one OF the
members of the House Of Delegates from
Rockiug gham county, yesterday received
telegram from his brother, j. L. Sioert,
stating that julius Sibert, son Of the first
named, wss passenger on the train to which
the accident happened at Narrow Passage
bridge on Monday night. The telegram was
dated Harrisosburg. and failed TO- say
whether young Sibert was among the kiiied
or wounded. Mr.. Sibert remained 10 dread
fu suspense for several hours, when an-
other telegram reached him saying that his
son had his arm broken, and bad been re-
moved to Mount Jackson. Through anothef
source telegram was received here about
the sams time stating that young Sioert was
killed.
Mr. Henry Quautz. citizen OF Winchester,
who was among those TO whom death came
suddenly and instantly, left Richmond Mon.
day morning. ae came here with Sheriff
La Rue 10 charge of some convicts. The
sheriff returned home by way of Washing.
ton. and thus avoided the unlucky train.
Mr.. Onantz was Prussian by birth and a
blacksmith by trade, and was highly respect
ed In bis town, He had a SOP, printer,
living here, and employed at the Wing office,
who. upon receiving intelligence of his
fathers death, yesterday morning left the city
for the scene OF the accident.
Mr.. Sibert left by last nights train, carry
ing with bim the sincere wish of numerous
| friends that he may find bis son alive.
Young Sibert is or was farmer, and was
going to Baltimore with cattle TO sell.
Members Of the Legislature who were per.
fectIy acquainted with Narrow Passage
bridge say that it was a shabby structure ol
| wood, and that it was built as a temporary
affair by the Manassas Railroad Company,
| and was leased TO the Valley Railroad Com.
| pauy with the road from Strasburg to Hsr-
| rlsonburg. 1t has been long regarded as un-
safe, and the newspapers OF that section OF
country have frequently called attention to it.
About the hotels Iast night the accident
was the absorbing topic. Members OF the
Legislature, from the Valley particularly
eagerly sought information as to the names
of the killed and wounded. Nearly all oil
them knew Conductor Russell, and spoke Oh
| him as irst-rate man.
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CALIcoEs.-The largest and best.assorted stock
ever shown 10 this city. LEVY BROTHERS show
$50 styles at 64 and 8Hc. per yard.
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NEW Music received daily at JoBNsToN's. -

TEACHERS allowed one third of on Music ,st
I0aHaTON,S.n -
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TEE VIRGINIA DETECrIvE AssocIATIoN.-ln
the Senate yesterday Mr.. Tan per introduced
q bill, which was referred to the Committee
on General Laws, incorporating William F.
kuox, John Wren, and William |. DAbney,
Of the city of Richmond; John F. Evans, OF
the city of Norfolk and Berj min F. Har-
rington. of Dauville. under the name and
style of the Virginia Detective Agency. with
power to hold property in the sum of So, 600.
Each of the above.pamed incorporators shal!
on the 1st day of June file with the Secre-
tary of 1be Commonwealth a bond In the
penalty Of ST. coo for the faithful perform
ance of his duty as a detective and police
officer. When this is done the bill provides
that. the Governor shall issue commission
to each Of them, empowering them to act ss
detectives or polcamen in any part of the
State. The members of the agency may de-.
mand and receive reasonable fees and re-
wards, and shall have the same powers aud
authority that copslabes and policemen have
by the State laws and it shall be lawful for
them to serve any criminal process which
constables and sherifs may serve. The
princip,l Office of. the agency is to be in
. Richmond,
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IT IS CONCEDED by all smokers that WHIT
LOCKS hop1L CIGARS are the best for ten cents.
Forsale everywhere. ..
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GO 70 Levy, ,BRorHEas, fosr your oCaGHerre5Be
Laees and Han6prsb Edgipgs and 1sserttinss. t Ihsy
not only show the largest, sss5rtnsptII Sps the
cheapest ID the city. .at,,,f a;,jso oStof sd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-08

ONE HUNDRxp AND FIFTY PIECES wMTE AID
coLoREp MATING just received atCdHEss BRO
THEIRS in the bes, qua,ty;a at near half yalae afse
large lot OF cru i,ces andnet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-08

TIE FIRE AsD PoIaeE DRPARTMENTs-RE.
PORTS CT CAPTAIN AINsL1E AND MAJJR PoE.-
Chief George A. AlpSlie says ln MS annual
report 10 The Mayor that during the past hs-
cal wear the Fire Department was called out
eipbty.six times, thirteen times to fire S where
! the loss was 81 900 and upwards, twenty.
seven times where the loss vas under that
amount but above S25, and forty.sx times 10
small fires such as ksrOseue-lamp explosions,
cbimneys burning, and fires out of the city.
Many of these fires were Of tnreafe ling ma.
ture. but were subdued by the prompt.
tude displayed by the firemen. BE SAYS
the members of the Department have
performed their arduous duties du-
ring the year many times under se-
rious d dss6vantag-s, not the least of which
was the very imperfect tife-alarm bells,
| many of the men living in remote parts OF
the city. There should be, be thinks, one
large bell, struck by the electro mechanical
bell striker, which would not only arouse
them, but indicate ct once The location OF the
fire. This matter has been suggested before,
but as it is of very great importance, IN the
day.time or night. that all should know
where the fire Is, he hopes yet to receive
| relief in this respect.
The apparatus are all In serviceable con-
| ditiop. The engines have been thoroughly
repaired, wheeled, and painted. New hose
! will be needed this year, those in use show
| ing upmistakable signs Of decay.
| The house of Company B, on Third street,
needs remodelling. 1t is so inconVenient
that the compsny's apparatus has to be
| pushed into the street before the horses can
( be bitched up. The increased pressure
on water.mains has enhanced the value OF
plug streams. Captain Aiuslie says another
hose company is needed 10 the business por'
tion of the city, and recommends that one
be established somewhere between the Wing
| Office and the Exchange Hotel.
| He reports two casualties during the year
in the depsrtment-thst of Captain ID. I.
| Phillip, who lost finger on the 81 OF May,
and George Deane, who was injured in the
head by falling bricks on the 10Th OF No.
| vember.
| 10 addition to what is said in the Mayors
report about the police force, Major Poe, In
his report to the Mayor, says there has been
no death in be force during the year
Eight new appointments have been made,
Two have resigned, and ise have been sus'
pended. Eighty tive horses ana mules were
found at large; 424 broken places in the side
walks we're reported /; $50 gas.Iamps were
reported out OF order 1913 doors fouud eper
and secured; 81 lost children found and re.
stored to their parents; "A persons were re-
ported drowned ; and suicides.
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9ls MAIN STREET is the place 70 buy Musiea
Instruments OF all kinds cheap. 'aIS -"
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Go TO GRIGG's, Tenth and Main streets, 70
Gofche1a
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suEEr-MUsIc-The largest snd1 stselected
stock of Sheet Music In the city can be fdundas C.
y. JoHysToN's Music and Hevs-stoER,a 9Is Main
street. tts}.'tIsIt.t JaJAi ~
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SAVE sosKyt sy having tyopt printing deas ttes
DISPATCH PRNTING-HoUsn. ia00d WORK aioH
prices. and satisfaction gpatanteednffi nRf 81!
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| TARLETASs In white, pink, rose, scarlet, blue,
lilac, grs en-, buff, at very low prices, at S1cLE
BROTHERS.
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SENT TO THE PES1TRNrIARY.-In the Hust-
ings Court yesterday John Jones alias
Green Lancaster, charged with entering the
stable Of Robert Johnson in the night. time,
without breaking, and stealing bride and a
pair of reins, was tried, convicted, and sent
to the pepiteniary for one year. He was
also tried for breaking and entering the Gov
crnor's stable and stealing lot Of tools,
found guilty, and bis punishment assessed at
two years confinement in the peniteniiary.
Emma Payne, the negro girl who attempt
ed to burn the city Jail by setting fire to the
cell where the old work-bouse used to be,
was tried and convicted, and sent to the peni.
Tertiary for three years.
Mary johnson, charged with stealing S27
from the person OF Willism Price, WAS tried,
convicted, and sent to the penitentisry for
five years.
Jack johnson, charged with stealing q
silver watch and chain Of the value OF $40
from the person OF Adolpus Manson, was
tried, convicted, and sent to the penitenIiary
for five years.
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DIANoRA, WARD, and other CHOICE BRANDS ol
ToBAcCos for sale wholesale and retail at P. WHIT
LOCKS, 1445 Main street.
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! .BoscHeS'& BROTHER 1nerthAYswfnter stoss O
Boots. SHOES, Ttunks, sn tslises af ven 10y
prices ID order % make room ,for spgiDg gpsdss
SOC and 81 eTas1ra:
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COMMISSION KRRcHANTs.-Wes solicit your or.
ders for printing, or call .at any time Jon may
wish to see specimens or Oh Ain estimates. feeling
assured that Il will he to your advantage.
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OvEa-GAIrERs AT GRIaG's, Tenth and Mai
streets.
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VIOLIN, GUITAR, AND BANJo-S TR1 Nc 81
Cheapest In the city at JoHNsToF's, 9le AAln
street. , n
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GnANp JrsY.--Ths grand jury ct the
Hustings Coust viii meet sgain to-day.
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WHO DOES not ADMIRE THE BEAuEIFuD HA1f-
BuRGH EaBRoID lKIEs roH offered atsiYcLE asao.
THERs'2 Besides being very prstty;thsy are extra
cheap. II I'LL Z ,. .iErLIitG sG M !.
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c,5usFox nan igi etdsl, s,andsairi
auteed to at Repairing neatly done by .hi~ataii
dllg ~ b3rje4 i:ldB9scHEH d RRoxxHnn
609 and GIL B1osH ssneetf 4
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AUCTION SAFES THIS DAY.

HT On all sales Of Rsdf Rttats made bctteees
the ist Of Janua-y and last Of Juns the taresfor
the present year hare TO Be paid by the p.rchGssr.
on all sales made besloecn the LIST Of July and last
Of the year the tares hauero Be paid ov the seller
rThis custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, and ap-
plies to Richmond and Ncinity.J
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4itllu,ond 1ispatch,

ng- THE CIRCULATION OF The DIsP aTCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIOS OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS CT THE CITY.
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LEVY BROTHERS, sell Wamsutta &C ton at 12Ae.
per yard. ,Tai
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PIANOS very low at JoHNsToN's
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GO TO GnIeG'st Tenth and as1ain ssresss Tor
80, atlgIsIiO tGfl G1G3 ,g0i.sJip Siii,e
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THE WATER. WORKS.

VIEWS or SUPERINTENDENT DAVIS
STRENGTH OF THE STREET MA1Es-THE
PUMPING SUPPLY JUST ADEQUATE TO
THE PRESENT CoNsUMPTIoN-AN IN
CREASE OF PUMPING POWER RECoM.
MENDED-sTREET MAINS LAID DURING
THE YEAR, ETc., ETC.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-08

GRUBBS Z WILLIAMS, 4k P. b., brick residence
and vacant lot adjoining on the north SIDE OF
Leigh street between Sixth and Scyeu<h.
CARTER q SIBLEY, 10k A. n, groceries, 90.
GODDIN, WARREN b CO., p. H., framed
house on Darlington between T1enty-fourth
and Twenty. ffth streets.