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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-05
LOCAL MATTERS.

,...,. 1,u,rp>rp .AyENUE ~ JEFFERSON AND
.,,.r " cause.-The citizens OF Mar
,,f jefferson Wards have been await
NV yuxloU>ly the action ot the City
"- "-u.,..sr IN the proposed new avenue from
..., .r->f street ria Broad and Marshall.
.'. .r.,,a the rayinc TO Twenty-tiith snd
.-..,. and the matter will come up in
I.rr.. this afternoon. The Committee
o." .,,.rr> requested the City Engineer TO
-. y rrofiIc OF the grade Of Union Hill
.,..ru Tncnty-fr>t and Twcnty-hfth and
.....lt, and Broad streets, and the neccS-
.-,. .,r,cnc,,> in the grade to build the ave-
.- :nri&dinc the change Of the grade OF
49,. ,.r,ionN. as we'll Us the question OF the
,.r,.n Lone. Colonel CutShaw submitted
-.r.,., = 10 the cost Of the whole, and put
-. firy< n $4,000.
g. r,nmittcc. however. dccming the
...-i.nrc too heavy. made careful i'll
...a..aui The ground. and have modified
. -.a,r, ii the Engineer 10y looping of all
s.:.. i-..rovemcntS that do not necessarily
.....a directly 10 the avenue and the
.~ ....I such streets as will have 10 be
.-t.f,. l,!r avenue. The entire cost OF
-. ...r1 wilt lac Si2,Suo, or Sc, for the
......ri,, tli. layine and S36.000 for the ave-
... .~uo,r and the grading OF the streets.
e. r,IaIii,rr. however, are OF opinion
-. proposal, mi"h; be obtained at less
,..r,- rhan The Engineers estimate. They
iii .ayr,rurr recommend in their report
...- r,,niug the issuing of $4,000 in six
,... mt. bonds ior Tho completion OF the
,,.-,. Provision will also be made in the
-.... .....-,u for the assessment OF one fourth
II ,'.r forty thousand dollars upon the pro-
..;g-lordrring on the line OF the avenue.
rt riglt of way along the rarine. which
.,..w practically yaluclcS>, will have to be
..r.Errt by condemnation or purchase.
Under the city charter Il will require q
,!rrv-.ourth> vote oi ail the members OF the
l.un#' 10 pass the resolution. inasmueh rs
q. mar, II The cost iS TO be assessed against
I'll. .rruprrly-ownerS. 1t is therefore dcsira-
~. ..at there should be Il full attendance.
!. .E.,. aycnuciS built the City Railway Com
-.a} will lay down their rails 10 the East
lnJ. and Chirch. Union, and Shoskoe Hills
vi., Al last be united.
Among the suggestive names proposed
f.. 'hc Avenue IRE Union avenue, or Centcn-
II .IcrIlt.
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MANCHEsTER h u.s. )

Petit Jurors.-The following petit jurors
have been drawn for the June term OF the
County Court. This will probably be the
last term Of the court that will be held in
this city: Clover Hill district: James B.
Goode, Thomas Fowler, James P. Cox,
John n. Dunston. Dale district: John W.
Traylor, F. 2. Robertson, Robert N. VIM
free, w. W. -Varnier, Beverly Smith. Mato-
AGO district: Joseph j. Belcher, W. B. Bag
ley, James T. Clayton, Samuel A. Butler.
Manchester district: William J. Puekett, q.
T. Morrisett, w. T. Turnley, George Mum,
Jasper Leonard. Bermuda district George
T. Marble, James r. Dillon, Samuel d.
Bruce, Robert D. knight, John +. Perdue.
Midlothian district George Jones, w. III.
Marshall, Thomas u. Marshall, n. c. Mills,
=. w. Martin.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Gi5- On all sales Of Real Estate made 0etHeeR
the 1st OF January and last Of June tie tdIesJor
the present year haze to 5epaid 6ythe purchaser.
On all sales made bet,ceen the 1st OF Jnty last
of the near the tares haze to be paid w the seller
lThis custom was adopted about ilfteen years ago
bv ali the real eState agents in Richmond, and APP
plies to Richmond and Yicinity.J
SQUIRE & GODDIN,6 8 P. NJ, suburban VILLA one
and three-qnarter miles north OF the city, near 10
Brook turnpike.
CHAFFIN, STAPLES & CO., IL NJ, tract OF andln
Henrico county twelve miles below the cry.
RICHARDSON & CO., 8 P. NJ, suburban farm and
cottage dwelling two miles northwest OF Rlch-
mond. ,.st'
CHAFFIN, STAPLES & CO., P. NJ, large number
Of West End" lots.
WELLINGTON GODDIN, 8 p. b.. residence on the
east Side Of Seventh street, adjoining CITY Springs
+ THOMPSON BROWN 5k 7. M., brick residence
No. % south Laurel street. between Fransni1
street and Grove avenue.
overly L POWELL, at 10 O'Clock 4. M., furni-
ture mattresses, stoves, &c.
soIrIRE & GODDIN, 6 p. M., building lots In
HenricO county.
]. D. WHITEHEAD, 10 a. d., sugar, coffee, bacon
fish, &C.
cRITRBs & WILLIAMS, AZ +. NJ. market-sarden,
with good dwelling, &c, and forty building iots'
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HEAL-ESTATE TRANSFERs.-The following
j Il statement of the conycyanceS OF real
estate for the week ending June 8, 1876
Lots fronting 3 feet on st. Stephen street,
corner Of Charity, for 1905; Sc 1-G feet on
Fifth street between Cary and Canal tol
Sl,1U0: 81 feet on Eenablc street near
Mo>by for 1926; 81 feet OH Ross street be
tween Mayo and Fourteenth for $4,000; -
iect Oh Franklin street near Thirteenth fol-
5000: So feet on Cary street between Ran
doph and Reservoir for 1925; % feet on
Market street between F and G for s., 400;
81 feet Oh Fulton street and 60 feet on State
street for sos; 494 feet on Third street
corner of Leigh and 224 feet on Franklin
street between Eighteenth and Nineteenth
tOr ShS:.
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consideration for the company, in view OF
the unwarranted action OF the few foreign
bondholders who inaugtlrated this war
against it, but have not. failed to express
their willingness to furnish it all the mate
rial and supplies necessary. Its net earn
ings from July to January, embracing some
| Of the best months of the year, would not
only pay the balance due on July interest
rand the whole of the January interest, but
would 60 far towards the payment Of such
Of the Norfolk and Petersburg bonds due
January, 1877, as the holders thereof might
demand at their maturity, which, it is be-
lleved, would not embrace any very large
amount, since the prompt payment OF
their interest and the nature Of their Sc
curity make theirs an investment which few
persons would desire to relinquish.
NECESSITY FOR PoRBEARANCE.
OF course the necessity for forbearance
upon the part OF the foreign bondholders
is as great, indeed greater than when they
admitted such necessity by entering into the
London composition, since the company has
been deprived OF the use OF heretofore un-
impeached and number one floating credit,
and has been exposed to the injury and cost OF
these proceedings. 1t is not doubted, when
Iue CIRCUMSTANCES duu lacLs COHHeCIeQ Will
the violent disruption OF their composition
and the institution OF these proceedings are
laid before them truthfully and at length, but
that they will cheerfully and promptly agree
with the company upon plan for future ac-
tion which will be conservative Of the best
interests Of all concerned.
With these affairs arranged, and the re
turn OF prosperity to the country, the At.
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio road has pros.
pect for usefulness and prosperity as broad
and inviting as its most ardent friend could
desire. Its present troubles are such as
have, in one way or another, come upon
nearly all OF the great lines of the country
in their earlier history.
HEAVY BURDEN.
The war imposed upon it heavy burden
which in this time of stringency and mis-
trust has proven to be beyond its ability
but which in the ordinary times of the coun
try's prosperity it has easily borne, and car
bear as successfully again.
At the conclusion Of Judge Robertson:
argument the Court adjourned until
O'Clock this morning, when Judge Shipman
of counsel for the trustees, will have tht
| floor.
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THE NAME AND FAME OF TIE LEE GALLERY
Is sufficient guarantee that all work done by viii be
strictly good. Read the following opinions:
The picture Of ministers present at the late Baptist
Memorial meeting, taken at the LEE GALLERY, Is
the best-executed group we have ever seen, and wt
hope il will find place in every family.
WILLIAM ID. THOMAS, j. D. TAYLOR, JR.,
\. ". WILSON, ALEx,R Fl. SANDS,
WILLIAM E. HATCHER, II. DAVIS RAGLAED,
j. l.. M. CURRY.
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NASoxIC ELECTIoN.-At q stated meeting
# Temple Lodge, No. 8. y. +. and A. NJ,
a-.., II -. Alban's Hall, the following OFF,
tgr, were elected for the ensuing twelve
14ru,hS: c. c. Baughman. worshipful mas
;..: K. r. Tyler, senior warden: 5. McG.
Fisher. junior warden; Fl. ii. Wilkinson,
secretary: ". L. Burton, treasurer; {. {.
t..mmitt, senior deacon: W. W. Ellington,
Junior deacon.
The Mxsons Of the city will celebrate in
son. appropriate manner the anniversary
Il one Of their patron SaintS-that OF st.
John he Bapti>t-on the 24th instant.
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nrv Goods clerks and the Ladies.

Nessrs. Editors: Some OF the retail dry
goods merchants wish the ladies to do their
Shopping between O'Clock A. NJ. and 6
O'clock =, NJ. in order that the clerks in the
various retail stores may have little recre-
alton during the heated term. 80.
It rests with the Indies whether or not this
boon may be granted the clerks. The hard
ware men now close at 6 p. d.
',-,e - ~ - 80 DRY GOODS,
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A LEGAL TILT.
CONSOLIDATION AND IT'S RESULTS.

ARGUMENT BEFORE THE UNITED STATES
CIRCUIT COURT ON THE MOTION FOR Ap-
PoINTMENT OF RECEIVER Or THE AT
LANTIC, MISSISSIPPI AND OHIO RAILROAD
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VIEWS OF MIR.
MCFARLAND AND JUDGE ROBERTSON
THE LICENTioUsSEsS OF TIE PRESS
COLLINSoN VERSUS MAHoNE-OTHER
SPEECHES TO BE MADE TO-DAY
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EXCURSION T0-DAY.-An excursion train
will leave the city this morning over the
York River road at O'clock for West
Point. In view of its being one OF the first
OF the season to that favorite resort it will
doubtless carry crowd. The train will be
in charge of wcll-known citizens, SO that
families who design going can rest assured
they viii receive every attention. Boating,
fishing, music, and dancing will be the or
der oil the day.
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TO be Inspected.-Judge William ]. Clop-
ton and NJ. A. Cogbill, Esq, clerk Of the
County Court. will leave the city tomorrow
for the old courthouse, in Dale district, to
inspect it with a view OF having it repaired
by the July term OF said court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-05

THE PEOPLE WANT PRooF.-There Is no medi-
cine prescribed by physicians or sold by druggists
that carries such evidence Of Its superior virtue as
BoscuEE's GERMAN SYRUP for severe coughs,
colds settled on the breast, consumption, or any
disease of the throat and lungs. A proof OF this
fact is that any person afflicted can get n sample
bottle for ten cents and try It, Regular sze seven
ty-fvc cents. PURCELL; LADD & Co., Wholesale
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DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE.-In ort:er 20 meet
the constantly increasing demands of our trade we
have added well-sclected assortment OF NEW
TYPE, which, together with our improved MA
cIuNERY and SKILFuL MECHANICAL TALENT,
warrant us In guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK ut moderate figures and in the most expe-
ditious manner
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UowLERs PATENT FLY-FAN,
THE = GREAT HOME EcosfroRTtAsDLUxuRy

II f,tSes MI, flies away by the shadow and move
at NJ the wings while revolving, and Is indispe
he for the enjoyment OF 3 good meal ..
,,Ss u ,,r.sents for friends or family leay-
inS ie city Having used them you at s: ssas wssn
s,a wsula mot part with them for ten tEes taesr
Ear xs,e By Z. n TAYLOR and y. w gitsss. -.
snppsd, by ssssing z. O Box as, Riehnaesd, v; FL
iny 2Q~eodlwl ssaszS$zf 49,
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From Professor Z. BRIDGER, Chemist, Montreal:
know no preparation affordingso much nuIIt-
ment, and none which builds up the constitution so
rapidly. and effects such permanent and positive
cures as COLDEN's L1EBlG'S LIQUID EXTRACT OF
BEEF AND TONIC INyIGoRATOR,
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FREsHLY-MADE HAVANA CIGARS.-Mcssrs. ".
d. BLAIR & CO. have made an arrangement with =
Cuban to furnish them with Havana cigars of the
finest quality, fresh from the bench. They are sold
at very low prices and considered to be equal IN
flavor to an imported cigar.
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have Analysed the wHIsKRY known under the
brand of 'B SELECT" controlled by Messrs. VAL
TER D. BLAIR 6 co.. Richmond, Va, and hnd IL
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities, ana
recommend its use for medicinal and ftinily pur'
noscs-J. 3. MCCAw, NJ. d.. late Professor OF
chemistry Medical College Of Virginia.
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WEATHER REPORT.

.-,.vr,ruER ON SATURDAY was clear and
'.. .,,rw At 1G:2o O'Clock at night there
.. ... y,irr>hjng rain. :, .
7@, y, ...'.,',,,rTER SATURDAY: 6 A. NJ, 20;
- -: - NJ, 81; 7. NJ, 9S; 6 T.
,.I. midnight. %.
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THE CITY JAIL.-The repairs to the city
Jail viii hc completed about the last of the
present month. The alterations have very
materially changed the looks OF the Struc-
turr. The Jail is now empty, comparatively,
only >olnc few dozen persons being confined
- prisoners.
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EXCURSION TO WEST PolNT-The grand excur-
sion to West Point takes place TO-DAY (Monday)
and we have no doubt win he very liberay patron
lied. For days recreation we know of no better
Mace than West Point.
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CUSTOM Ihand-made) WORK to order, ana guar
anteed to fil. Repairing neatly done by
BosCHEy 6 BROTHER,
500 and 5l1 Broal street.
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UNION MISSION SUNDAY SCHo0L.-Ihe
name Of the new Sunday school in the East
End should have been written HoWard's-
Grove Union Mission Sunday school.
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ACCOUNT BOOKS should be well seasoned before
used.
EARLY orders solicited for BLANK Books. which
we make in the best style and Of best materials.
CHEAP BLANK BOOKS we have on hand and man
ufacture 10 order. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
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How TO co TO STRAWBERRY HILL.-The
Richmond Howitzers will celebrate their
anniversary to-day at Strawberry Hill by a
target-practice, dinner, etc.
Mcssrs. CARRIER l. Co. will run line OF
omnibuses to and from Strawberry Hill,
commencing at s. O'Clock. Persons may
;l.o 20 by the Chesapeake and Ohio mail
train
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No investment Is so safe as real estate. rre OPP
portunity will be presented to purchasers THIS
EVENING at the sale Of CHAFFIN, STAPLES & Co.,
in the western portion OF the city. Remember the
hnur-i O'Clock.
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TIE RILEY VIRGINIA WHIsKEY, sold BY CHRIS
TIAN & WHITE, has been analyzed by Drs. McCa"
and Taylor and recommended as pure medicinal
beverage. Price for two-year DID, 800 per gaion
price for three-year old, $3.50 per gallon.
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PLESoNAL.-Mr. ii. l.. Pclouze, Of this
,ity, was suddenly called away Saturday
evening by Il telegram from Philadelphia
announcing the death OF his father. Mr.. Ed
ward Pcouzc, the Oldest type-founder in
tAe United States.
hcy. Father Stenson, Il visiting Catholic
missionary from Western Ireland, Who has
hvrn stopping at Bishop Gibbons's, will
leave the city to-day.
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EXCURSION To RIVERSIDE pARE.-The
boat Rosebud" OF the Hollywood line,
now makes regular trips up the canal to
Riverside Park, starting from the Seventh
Street bridge. 1
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BETHESDA WATER.-A fresh supply just received
from the spring at Waukesha, Wis, in barrels, half
barrels, and by the gallon, at GEORGE Sc1iGNs,
corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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AIrsIc IN MONROE PARK.-The First Fir-
"iuia Regiment band, Mr.. John Kessnich
leader, will give concert in Monroe Park
Oh Thursday evening, commencing at G
o'clock, embracing number Of popular
air.
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REPAIRS NEEDED.-Thc wooden sidewalk
on the east side Of Fourteenth street, be-
tween Main and Cary streets, Is in q dread
Iul condition and needs attention at once.
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PRISONERS IN TIE COUNTY JA1L.-Ucnrlco
county Jail at this present time contains
,a!rty-onc persons, embracing representa-
i;yr> from Iicnrico, Chesterfield, and
'a.,il-> City counties and the city OF Rich
Moud. and two United States prisoners.
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BASE BALL.--A match game OF base ball
was played on Saturday evening between
the Puddlers' and Nailers' clubs, OF Belle
Isle, resulting in 4 victory for the Puddlers.
The score stood 81 TO 50.
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CAPITALISTS can make good investment In me-
gotIable purchase-money notes, secured by deed OF
trust upon city property, by applying to CHAFFIN,
STAPLES CO. Notes for various amounts, run
ming six, twelve, and eighteen months Security un-
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DIANoRA, WARD, and other CHOICE BRANDS
ToBACcos for sale wholesale aud retail at T. WHIT
LOCKS, 144J Main street.
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IT IS CONCEDED by all smokers that Witt
LOCKS NOBEL CIGARS are the best for ten cents.
For sale everywhere.
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Don't forget to attend the great auction LoT-sALE
Of CIIAFFIN, STAPLES & co. MONDAY, June s, a,
& O'Clock.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE. Cool work, lof
prices and satisfaction guaranteed.
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COMMON CoUN 1L.-The regular semi
monthly meeting OF the Common Council
will be held this afternoon at ) O'Clock.
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SLIPPERS, TIES, AND BUsKlNS in great variety
at BosCuEN's, 500 and Gil Broad street.
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EXCURSION TO CURI.'s NEcE.-This morn
ing at O'Clock the barge Green Bush will
carry an excursion party to CurPs Neck.
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TRUNKS, VALIsEs, AND SATCHELs reduced 10
very low prices at BosCHEN's, Broad street.
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GREAT SACRIFICE may be expected this eve
ming at the sale Of West End lots.
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GO TO THE "wcst End" auction sale this evening
nj ! o'clock,
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DARK WANTED,

DARK WANTED,
600 cords BLACK OAK, CHESTNUT OAK, and
SPANISH OAK.
Induire at Bark and Sumac Mills, corner Seventh
and Canal streets, Richmond, ut Tannery and Sf
mac Mills, Manchester.
ap 13-2m JOHN K. HbLSE
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WANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that JOHN DOES has on hand loo CHlL-.
DREN'S CARRIAGES, to be sold at reduced price
In order to make shop-rooB for rnanniaeturlugs
will also sell on the insa]lent plan and take old
carriages in exchange. REEAiRING done neatly.
INV o3 go JOHN DOES
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND ROUND.

T OsT, ON THURSDAY, JUNE eeazsgss.
house. pair OF gold frame No. IL EYE-GL ASSES.
The finder win be- Amply rewarded by leaving theE
nj No. 2601 east Franklin and streets.
. sits
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ic 5-eol36

TOR RENT, THAT TRULY DESl-G:t
Z RARL ELL-CONSTRUCrEDE:I
DWELLING No. Ala west FRANKLIN street, between
Monroe and Henry, formerly occupied by Samue ]
Worthain, Esl.: eight rooms. gns water. range,
Latrobc stove, and every modern Improvement. Rent
low. Apply to ROBERT II. L LI-NE.
in S-3f
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gro REWARD. IL Lost, in Hollywood, ON
0ljf the LIST OF Jnre, IA 0d-EaShioned GOLD
IOcKET contaiDg picture and lock or hai-, and
bearing the inscription Mary Washington" IN
6rder silI receive the above reward by leaving sne
l9ckef az the Dispatch once. - o-2ts
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FOR REN'r.

NOR RENT.-The STORE and Gss
Il DWELLING now occupied by Mr.. Charles Masl
Hntzler as dry goods store, No. 6ll Broad street,
bctweec Sixth and Seventh, win be for rent on the
X. FERANDINI,
10 5-eoJ3s 6l3 Broad street.
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WTANTED, all who are in want OF SOLE
w LEATHER. FRENCH sud AMERICAN
CALFSKINS, HARNESS LEATHER, or anything
in the LEATHER and SHOE-FlSDING LINE, 10.
give lis IL call. We are selling cur present stock af
greatly reduced prices In order to close tout before
removing to our new store. Call and examine out
stock and prices before buying eisewhsre.
O. III. C1fALkLEY & CO.,
INV oQ-3m Thirteenth street.
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WTANTED, ROSE-LEAEEs fresh gath
w eredl. WIN buy them In any quantity brought
10 my store. froIa one pound 10 thousand, IL fresh
ana without dew or rain upon them.
S. T.. DOVE, Druggist.
my l6 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED, CONTRACTS FOR 10000
w bushels OF ATE IRISH POT&ToES-Pcach
Blows and Peerless: STONE LIME, Stacked, and ar.
piled dry. win rid the plants OF bugs 5Oc worth OF
SURM0NT. warranted TO kill all bugs on an acre
money refunded. H q. DA1l ION
ie 5-3t 1716 Grace street. z
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WANTED, at the celebrated French Dyer
w and Scourer's, 10000 pair or PANTS TO
SCOUR at soc. per pair. Also the game amount OF
COATS and VESTS at Sl.50.. Also. 10, 0Q0, pair Of
PANTS TO DYEat 81 and S1.25 per pair; whole
to clean at Sc. per pair, at the celebrated French
Scourcrs No. 8 Ninth street, sign of the Red Flag
my Am
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WANTED, A LIMITED NUMBER OF
w SELECT BOARDERS for the summer at
AVON HILL, near Howardsville. Va. References
exchanged.
mXai .eod2w MRs.E q. r. LEWIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-05

J'OR RENT, THE "VALENTISE@s
Il HOUSE, situated ut the corner OF Ninth, tdaa
Broad, and Capitol streets, and Immediately opp9-
site the Capitol SIuare-one OF the most Desirable
locations I'm the city for large. frst-cass boarding.
house. Possession on 1st of August next. Apply TO
Il, 5-1w = WILLIAM +. GRAY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-05

Dir. Mcfarland, proceeding, said that the
nature and value OF the security OF rallroao
bonds were measured by the productlVenesss
OF the mortgaged property, by the amount
OF net income it could be made to produce;
that railroads had no cash value, could not
be and never were sold for cash. There
was nobody to buy them thus. Suppose that
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad o.,
were offered for sale tomorrow Tor cash,
there would be no bidders, and would sell
for nothing, unless perhaps Mr.. Scott or
Mr., Garrett, in the interest OF their great
lines, might become competitors, for some
OF the fragments. And even they would
not bid enough to pay the first liens. The