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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-30

Editors Dispatch: I hear good deal OF
talk amongst intelligent voters in this city.
It is conosded to be folly for any party to
think of any man with drop OF southern
blood In correction with the high ofices OF
President and Vice President OF the United
States. Let us, however, fan the little spark
OF honesty and gentility left 10 the nation,
and do what we can towards getting In such
q ticket as .fHaneock and AcClelian." They
are able men and gentlemen.
TpN VoTYna
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Writ of E,r1.-Yesterday Judge Well.
ford, of the Circuit Court Of Ricbmond,
granted writ OF error in the case OF VII
liam VoIley (coloredl sentenced 10 the
County Court of Chesterfield to jiil Tor
thirty DAYS, and to pay fine Of twenty five
dollars, for an assault upon Alonzo Chaikleys
q constable. s. NJ. Page Is counsel In the
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STOPPED BusINnss.-Tneir charter having
bsen repealed, the Southern Association have
stopped business. :.
The indictments pending in the Hastings
Court against the sticke,.yeaders and others
will probably be dismissed.
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OATH OF OFFICE.

i. A notary public or justice Of the
peace, Ia the presence of the ward snperin-
tendents, before the opening of poll, shall
administer an oath to each Of the esmmts.
sioners and clerks that they will, faithfully
and truthfulIy perform the duties assigned
them in the primary election Of the Conserya-
tive party held on the - day Of =, 1877.
The plan will probably be taken frsn the
table and considered by the City Committee
on Tuesday night next.
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HIT WITH 4 BRIcK.--Y Yesterday afternoon
while number OF hands were engaged 10
clearing out the deis1s at the wrecked build.
Ing corner OF Cary and Fourteenth streets
negro man was struck upon the hsaa py
falling brick riIdicting severe and pslnlui
cut, pbyslcian Haa lsl,I sumnonsa, ang
alter san exsminssiop stated .that fbs skpll
was not fractugeG IS
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TEAMS DsLAYED.-A.h heavy slide, which
occurred on the Chesapeake and Ohio road
near Greenwood der Of, in Albemsrle coun.
IN, on Tuesday night, delayed the trains yes.
terday. The express train, due here sat 4:46
IA. Ne. did NOT reaeh .he city nnttl Il +. M;
and the mail train, duo NJ 6:A0 +. NJ reached
Riahmord st 8 +. u. B.
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DISPATCH PRETINa-HoUsE-Iner order to Heei
the constantly increasing demands Of our trade We
have added well-selee,ed assortment OF NEW
TYPE, which, together with oar nIPRovAD MA
CHISKRr aud sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALkTr
warrant us IN guaranteeing the vEaY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and IA ihe most az
petitiOus manner. ~ s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-30

The Courthouse Question. - A meeting will
be held at the old court. house on the TN OF
April ia the interest of the removal OF the
County Courthouse from Its present location
10 the old place.
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CIgsUI7 COURT. EKsrERDIY.-The cases OF
Breadnax ys. The Petersburg Railroad Com.
pany, and Reuben Ragland Us. The City OF
Petersburg, were under consideration IN the
city Circuit Court yesterday.
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Board of Superpisors.-The County Board
of Supervisors will have called meeting on
the 9Th Of April.
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PaorooRAPHs.-Tbs best and cheapest gallery
In the city Is RErs Co.'s. Main street between
Eighth and Ninth streets-in fact, the only pace
where arst.elass york is made at low pricess-Ess-
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2itllm1llA, 1ispattlr.
sN THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LAP GER THAN THE COMBINED GIRCU-
LATI' ON OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PA sERs or THR CITY. -
THURSDAY, ......NARCH 80, 1875.
WEATHER REPORT.

PnosArILITIss To-DAY.- Wasa,nstoH,
March 70, 1S7e.-Foz the Middle States,
partly cloudy weather, fresh and brisk seuth.
west To northwest winds, slowly rising ba.
rometer, slight changes In temperature, and
possibly light SHOWS In the ncrthern por-
ton the temperature filling on the New
England coast.
For the South Atlantic States, clear or fair
and slightly warmer weather, with westerly
to southerly winds, and slowly rising b.
rometer.
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GOOD Ey1prscR-Mrs. .HxNsy swAsGER, OF
Tuckshoe, n. j., says she vas THOROUGHLY
ouRxD OF bronchitis by using three bottles OF
WIsHARr,s PrFE-TRxR-TARC CORDIAL C'ouR na,
colds, pneumania, splitting blood. sore-throat any
lungs. catarrh, and consumption, are 2 - 20
nv II srsfnxpIATxLr. 81 u
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HROQ U!F T--1976.
lSDt sTRT CTIRLa CROQuE WITH
kUHBEE-FACED NJ LLETS,
FOR SALE BY
J. r. ELLY On. BOUkSELLEh,
J.1I2 MAIN STREET.

Special attention 10 called TO ibis new style Of
CRrQCEl. nv lbe use or z rubber face Inc ID aI,et
Is rendered indesfuctIole. anc prevents the Dalls
from Lcirg syaIt or even denied III playing. A
more scientific gam. cas be pIaycd.Miih this sty.e
oI CrCQuc! Il. IA with any other as the rubber race
III Ibsi'ei gives certan elasticity 10 Inc sroke
Prirr. "A.
| have a!ro supply Of the new game
"NtXILLO,"
or the improved method Of playing Croquet.
Nt1ilio II not oI.ied tothe pubic as new and
complca'G game, hut slmpy as an Improved
III, !boJ "i pS!I croquet. .rrice, IS.
In add;pn 10 Abe s.,ove havc u fu II supply or
tEUQCAT At SZ.73. IS. SO rs, 81, and rs.
tacn scl is cNIupicIe III llsei, with books OF 1B-
suGcliou 81 p!snty written that tLase who have
arNer pi ytd The game can eaSiir learn 1t.
II peTeon. n-GcIlng will remit hf.y cents extra
VII seno The Ctgn-t TO any part OF Virginia
frxighI sr eIUrska p,li.
Orders from The caita'ry solicited.
J. 1. kL1YSDE. Bookseller,
l1l2 Main street,
NH 80 lhsd.door abt,yr piSslI.ch ONCE.
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COMMISSION MHRCuRNTs.-We solicit yeur OF.
ders for printing, or cail At any time Jeu NAY
wish to gee specimens or OF cam estimates feenDe
assured that Il will be TO yottr sdvaatage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-30

. Frenk Leslis's, Popular Rsnthly and
Amertcan Xgricalhrist for April received
from j. T. Eliysoa, newsdealer, 1112 Main
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+ DIANoRA, WARD, and other CHOICE BRANDS OF
ToBAcCos for sale wholesale and retail at p. WILT
LOCKS, I4l5 Main street. .l..sa
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SAVE EoaEY by having your printing done A. tns
DESPATCH PRMTTNG-HousE. GOOD Norx, RH
rrtoea. and IastSt etton guaranteed a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-30

HIsH Wharf.-The river was very high
last night, and still rising slowly, though no
fears were apprehended OF serious frcshet.
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TEE WEATHER on YESTERDAY was clear,
cool, ard windy.
TxsrxoxsrRn YESTERDAY: 0 a. NJ, 43;
"a. n. 45; Il NJ, So; 3 P. NJ, IS; 6P. n,
Al midaight, AZ.
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& EzRvoIs HRADAcHn-DS. BRSsON,s CELERY
and Chan,oniile Pilb win ears nervous headache.
siek hcsdkche, neuralgia, and peryoumess. Fifty
cents . box. Sold By all dkuagissa Once: 106
nsrth Eataw street, Bafdhpse, Nd.
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D1arATCH PRNTlFG-HoUsH.-Uns -.
cilities for the prompt execution ei gu hhas ~
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Z Nh. THoxAs q. DUpLEY's condition at the
hour OF going 10 press last night vas criti-
cal ID the extreme. II was thought that he
could not live through the night.
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BosCHEg & BROTHER offer their winter stock OF
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, and ysRsse II very Low
prices In order to make room for spring goods.
500 and 511 ARoAD sTRnA1,
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! sICK HRADACHE.--DR HENooEis Celery and
Chamomie Pills Invariably eaze sick and ner-
vous headache, nenraleis, and d'ncraesaness. Prfcs
80 cents. seld by all druggists. Possaee ffes. X,
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CUSTOM (l,and-made) WORK ts order, and guar
anteed 10 at. Repairing neatly dsne By
DoscHza d BRorHR,
500 and eli Broad street
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have aaalyae6 the wHrsKKY maxn asder shs
brand Of q sEI.EeT,n senirolssd by Nessrs. WAL
TER D. BLAIR CO., Riehnsond, Va, and AAd It
FREE FRoM FUsn-on and other smpaFities> and
recommend its use for medicinal and family pur-
poses, j. B. MCCAw, N. d, Iate Prsfesser Of
Chemistry, Medical College Of yirstnas.
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Br. c. w. BBMaS's Celery aad ChaEomils
Pulls are prepared expressly TO esss Sek he
nervous headache, dyspeptfo AeadAdne, neuralgia,
Nervousness, and sleep,essRexA asA VIII eura any
case. Price 80 cents. seldhy ~ Rosgists IN Rich.
mond. PuRcRLL, LAID E Co, ARsntA & 2
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FELL IN.-Durisg the high wind on Tues.
day night tie outer wall enclosing the beys'
playground at the Central scheol fell in.
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IT IS CONCEDED by all smokers that WHIT
LOCKS AopEL CIGARS are the bsst for ten esnts
For sale everywhere.
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i srlG1s's OLD Yfaalxlk WHsKrY, analyzed by
DR.. Wilaam Il. Taylor, for sals at kRcHHR 8
RnnrepJa i.s 80
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naxE THIS DAY ADMITTED Mn.
n, h,"I I.s AAADfH JACK into full pas stnership 10
pa., Ih %, which will be cefortb De conducted
E.W. bYKES.
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Go TO en1ea's, Tenth and Main streets, for
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hIcHnoND, March 27th, 1875.

mo RICHMOND, March eth, 1876.
/ y ,E lhE PuBLIC.--I have this day ap-
agtptt t'sn.ea I'M John BAILEY my true and lawful
eral ST S !ne ana In my name 70 carry on the gen.
YsspIaE.I AT. All GROCERY BUSINESS, ~ II0g4
Cash ony "sfest Richa0nd; bnt 10 buy and ssil 1er
i@h 2seSts5 John RANKIN,
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auCr1on SALES TRIs DAY.

Rg On, oil sales ef Real EstEs made bet,cssn
the lst Of January and aast qf JrHs the tasesJoT
the present year haue to BE- paid hy the purehos~,
On, all sales made 6zoecaa the 1R Of July Gsd last
of heyear the ta1es haze TO be p0t6 BY the seller.
bJ ali The real estate agents IN Richmond, and 1p
pfies to Richmond and vicinity.l
MEREDITH 4 COOKE, trustees, II A. n. family
groceries, store-fxfures, horse, wagon, &c.
SAMPSON & MsCRARY, g p. r., small framed
dwelling near Manchester. -
]. l.. APPERS0N, p. NJ, Law, medical, and mta-
calaneous books, by catalogue.
COOK & LAUGnTON, 10. A. H., at g. Hellor's,
No. 426 Brosd street, store-axtures. &C.
BYRRLY & POWELL, TO- A. n, continued sale
OF watches, je~ elry, &C.
d. EACHo, az p. NJ brick residence southeast
corner Of AaiE and Rirst Streets
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suYrss op WARD COMMISSIONERS.

I, One commissioner will receive the tick
cts; be will see that the party Offering to
vote has endorsed his name on the back OF
his ticket. He will then announce the name
of the voter In an audible voice. The clerk
who has charge OF the registration-books will
inform the commissioner II he bea registered
voter, IF he is, and no objection being
made to the voters political status,
the clerk whose duty it ls will poll the
voters name. The commissioner will then
proceed to call In an audible voice the names
contained on the ticket provided there are
not more names on the ticket than each voter
is allowed to vote for at said elections In
that event the voter will be privileged to
correct his ticket to the number to be voted
for. The recording clerk shall, ss the uames
are called from the ticket by the ccmmis.
sioner, poll the same. The commissioner
shall die each ticket sitter the vote is record.
cd, aud keep the same for further referense.
2. The two other commissioners will eK-
ercise 8 general supervision of the precinct,
and see that the polling clerks are perform.
ing their several duties faithfully and record.
ing votes accurately. 80
8. At the closing Of the pole, and after
the number of votes obtained by each candi
date is correctly aseertained, the commits
sIQUSlS VIII tdnC Va thS tOo AoeAasAS
and poll. books, ballots, papers, &C., and pro-
ceed with the same to meeting of the
Board of Election Commissioners, at the
headquarters of the City Ceatral Conserve
tive Committee. The Board in meeting as
semi bled shall proceed to canvass the aggre-
gate vote cast in the city, and tbereupen de-
clare and certify the names of the candidates
receiving the highest number of all the votes
cast for the respective offices for which they
were the nominees, whereupon they shall
be declared the neminees Of the Conserve
tive party, to be voted for on the regular
ticket at the next ensuing election.
4. The candidates IN nomination for the
Board Of Aldermen, councilmen, and Justices
of the peace who receive the highest NUM-
Der of votes cast in their respective wards
shall be declared the nominees of the Con.
servatiye party of said ward, aud voted for
on the regular ticket at the general election
ensuing. -
8. AFTER the duties Of the ward commits
sioners shall terminate in the primary cleo
tion they shall hand over to the secretary OF
the City Central Conservative Committee the
registration- and poll-books, ballots, papers.
hc., for safe-keeping and further reference.
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YEnY sUPKRIos FaRsa TEAS tast spsned, an,
at redlced prices, at ARCaxnH q BoozxR,s.
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Go TO Gn1es's, Tenth and Main streets, for
Satcheis. a
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The following plan for holding primary
election was reported to the City Conserya-
tive Committee 90 Tuesday night by the se.
lect committee appointed TO recommend q
plan for making nominations, and was iaid
On the table and ordered to be printed: 4;
I.
I. A prlmsry election shall'be held BY the
Conser vative party of the city Of Ricbmsnd
for candidates for municipal and State Offices
ten days prior totbe general election In Nay !,
1875, which shall determine the choice Of the
Conservative party for candidates to be voted
for at that election. Y
! 4 Three well.knoWn Conservative citi.
gems OF integrity and intelligence from cash
ward shall be selected by the City Central
Conservative Committee, who will render
their services "vslun,arily as conmission-
ers on the day OF election st the voting
place In their several wards. -,t
5. Primary elections shall be held at enc
voting-plaee In each ward OF the city. 4..
4. Ward commissioners shall coodtct the
election 10 theiy several wards.
8. Ward commissioners, officials, and
clerks conducting primary elections shall not
be candidates In nomination for any Office to
be voted for In said primary elections in
which they may be engaged.
s. All the ward commissioners OF the city
shall constitute q Board Of Election Conmis.
sioners, who may adopt rules for their guild
ance not conflicting with the rules and regu-
lations herein set forth. A majority OF the
Board shall constitute quorum.
Z. The City Central Conservative Commit.
tee shall appoint three clerks for each ward
for polling the votes as they are called-one
to record the name of the voter, and one
clerk who shall have the registration.b books
of each precinct of the ward in charge, whose
duty it shall be to inform the commissioner
who receives the votes il the voter Offering to
vote 10 registered voter 10 the ward. Clerks
shall each receive two dollars compensation
FOR their services.
8. Ward superintendents shall be charged
and held responsible for the details in the
conduct Of primary elections in their several
wards.
1xB FOR HOLDING ILECTIos-wHo ARH TO -
CANDIDATES. TICKETS; &C.
]. The primary election shall be held ten
days prior to the day of the general election,
and the polls shall be opened at O'Clock
A. N. and closed at O'Clock P. M.
2. No candidate shall be voted for except
such as shall announce themselves In one oi
the newspapers of the city and furnish their
names to the City Central Comnit at leas,
two days prior to the primary election.
8. All tickets shall be prepared and pub
lished by the City Central Committee, and
shall contain the names of all the candidates
to be voted for, arranged alphabetically with
respect 10 the same office.
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ovKR-GA1rERs AT aRIGa's, Tenth and xsh
streets.
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THE SPRING CAMPAIGN.
Tho Primary Election Plan 50 Re.
ported by . Select Committee OF I
tho City Conservative
COMMITTEES.

The following plan for holding primary
election was reported to the City Conserya-
tive Committee on Tuesday night by the se.
lect committee appointed TO recommend 2
plan for making nominations, and was iaid
On the table and ordered to be printed:
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4 iONFEDEkk iE PUBLICATIONS.
RANDOLPH u RH6LIsH wiz buy alk4ads
Of Old BOoks, parl,ozsrly CONFEDERATE
WORKS Some Of ah.m We valuable.
AZ 1si Main Street ~N;-te found the hrBes.
s''ch O. sIASDARE BOOKS, new and OLD, in the
ooa'herL STATES. NH l5.dSw :
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SYKES II LACK

"e public attention 90 their new stock Of
a, -, FAMILY GROCERIES, &c. &C.,
Hrsc.s .Mar.bsll street, between Fifth and Sixth
-.-G|-l..caHond. va. NH 2S-ap
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w S. SIAOES,
hVoh-BifDEK, BLANk-aooK AANUEAC!
TURER. AND sAPssk-RgLER,
ceRsaa MAIN AND >rMx.. TIL SIRE rR
Q|3n kICHA0x9, W.
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RE " UR AG&.


OFFICE oF. .-HE OLD Doss MON IRON. AND, y
NAIL h0.k6S .oAPAEY, /;
RICHMOND. AareG29, 1875. } 5,
COSskkUE OF TIE ACCLs
- DENT To cuf. warehouse last nigh, the office has
IN IN removed 70 No. no south Fifteenth slreet
-''e Uasincss ntt De tranSs c: I'd as usual.
,, R. 4. BLA N!R ENSHIP,
-" oV 81 Commercial Agent.
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q, Sc,,,uIDnss.asHoEs II Gslss's. Teeth and Main d'
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MULES, HORSES. IKE.

t~t.-~----, III Aa@4> kkV1hSSLsSs e6&s
E'oR SALE.-l offer for sale any a.,
Ero IAkkIAGE. HORSES, and HAR. &S
~'t"ss. CdASdES u. WILLIAMS.
,,,.o Nc. 1104 Main street,
A''~'-eoo3t over First NationSl Bank.
2.ats, ,oopy.J
1xt,,re, MARCH IS. 1915.
nj pLfS AND HORSES.-Just r-,Nn
,t1H, H.sGn lmeny-lhrAe H,O RS K 3 and ~
riatn Att aULES Among the Horses are fasr
lry ~ma oriVipr p pieS eSRhdseveral large, stylish
the nj maIrecefse eighteen or twenty more by
cls,Inn ~ ~ ASfil. Gail aRd sxAmine before pus.i
rrs ao eibt%tere. EDMOND BOSSIEUX, 4
-oV ---V eoa5t 1908 apo 1917 Franklin street. 4
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NOTICE Of REMOVAL.

The subscrihars arc aow located In tkener build
los No. lluI ii Ain street, one block above lhelF
od stand, and 0irersiy ourosite to the. Firs; Ma.
non.i Bank. NIIh.no-e spacious anaSohVenienl
quarters they SSe prepared TO offer
BOOKS STATIONERY,
PIANO FORTLS, ORGANS, AND MUSIC
on he tr ST terms In..he same 10 located, their
MasI'sciurng department. where PAPER
bue ES, SLs NJ. ds-wel as other B00kS, are
nAue or bound to.Drdcr.
nh29 WUODHOUSE & PARHAM.
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RoR RENT. THAT ATTRAGTlyE r

street, between MnrrhalI anc Ct2y stiects.s MMn
nali.rooms % in he main Saii1inE; thres amber
eiher sahss modern ipp1ovsIe III sa de wing
That neat STUCCOEp BE1Ck RWELLis.sS
No. Third street between Msin ana nssy, NM
seIe1 Rsiiocstsd rHI sToR e suitabls for amy nnef
sp.nss sl:ss :ae sia
SEVERAL OFFICES on Eleventh street hetTsen
Main and Bank 'trset ss sssE EssN ssssssac
ARRh,saso4t A@RRhsao.4t Rs.l kssa.s Assn..
TOR RENT, the large, desirable Ia
G BRICK RESIDENCE, No. 11b SOUTH -
second street. near Csrai strset. ~ rrescns ecsue
pied sy Mr.; D. y Morrison. POSSESSION " -
0ns,. apD'' JOHN W wRls5TT ss,a sass.s; az.
FOR RENT. DWELLING No. S1l a
i:H,sh itsis SfsTSss ;:a;z
ss IS sSsf SsG.s A Y Wihsssa Il ssissfe sas
dor RENT, THATLAR6E STORE, a
IL No 1911 Main street. with three dsofD hazA
and tne basement, formerly occupied by ~
h. Eer rent e TIM. elegant and spacious STORE now
occupied by Georges p. Stacy. WITH hree iafss
nGS5s sos ren, rna TWo GOOD STORES on Franklin
| tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth stresss, WIT
Eor rent SNAIL & STORE on Eighteenth street
between Main and Cary, with cellar. x,,.z
For rent STORE and DWELLING on Frsnkiins
For rent, ERAMEp DWELLING on Marshall
near First street, at A16 per month. i, &.
l For rent. FRAMED DWELLiN6 on SasJ u sueSss
| near First at 0l4 PEE month. 4, -
/ For rent, HAZE ROOMS over Kellys aoTe, On
| Marshall street near the New Market. al w pex
| month; water and gas, &c. e.
For rent, nice eRndrew.constructed detacpe1 tnIsS
| story BRICK DWELLING, on seventh near Le1h
street: eight rooms Kitchen. &c. ~ iu-
pair. ,11,,p,.,rrs ,rrsrr
! MENTS on Church Hill, In thoreugn repair sAs I
i For rest THREE ROOMS oyer building corner
or Twelfth and Main streets, suitable fos laH-oucso
| or business purposes. u. -. ~,
For rent, tive BRICK TEyEMENTS on Yenabier
near Twenty-thirc street; convenient, apd Ia geoa
For rent six or eight other SMALL ROusEss ON ON
Church Hill. .,.-e sssSssss8
| NH 29-St kOBERT Is. LYME.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-30

TIOR RENT, the large, dssIrabse 17
RRICK REsIDENCE, No. I15 south II !
Second street, near Csral street. ~ present. oce-
pied Sy Mr.. d. y. Morrison. Possession gissn ~ -.
ONCE apply JOHN W. WRIGHT. ,shsrin. 5
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-28
SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, 5. c., Oct. 26.-The
president of the chamber of commerce
has united with the Methodist, Catholic
and Episcopal Bishops, and leading
Presbyterian, Lutheran, Baptist and
Jewish ministers. and the president of
national and other banks in Charleston
in an address, on the condition OF South
Carolina, to the people of the United
States, which denies that the white peo-
pie of South Carolina are disloyal or
disatfected to the United States govern
ment; that any part of the state is in
instruction; that the law cannot lie
duly enforced within the limits of the
state that any lawful cause exists for
federal interference that the white peo-
pie of the state are disatfected towards
the colored people or desire to infringe
on their political or civil rights; that
the rifle clubs are combinations against
law; and that in the recent race coils
ions the white people have been the
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