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, 1876-08-19

TWELFTH WAND
A Hayes and Wheeler Marching Company will be
organixed tonight At the Twelfth Ward ftepnblI.
can Club Headquarters. corner Of Roboy street and
Warren nyenus. All desiring 10 join tho company
AEO invited to attend,
, 1876-08-19

Tho regular meo.tng Of the Tenth Ward nspubli-
San club wl,l !'s hetd u thclr us'y aal, ~ West
pubIcans al tEe Tenth Nnrd turn cut md attend,
as rcrmuurnt officers Of tho Club Will ba elected
without full.
, 1876-08-19
GH1:EN MOUNTAIN RENOVATION,
S-AN.IIoE-'S
Green Mountain RelOVatQp !

Twenty ycaTa experience proves TINT II vii, ,o,,,,
euro I'll diseases arising from the lp,,Iity 81 r.
Smiths Green Mountain Ronovoto,
cuFcl serofuia and Erssipe,aa
Smiths Green Mountain Renovation
cures rumors aad Fever sorca
Smiths Green Mountain Renovoto,
carca white svcllngs and Heart Disease.
Smiths Green Mountain Ranovoto.
curea liberation Of the Luass an, Liver.
Smiths Green Mountain Renovato,
Cures st UcerouA cutanco,n anil canccrous Affection.
Smiths Green Mountain Ronovator
Cures Chronic rheumatism nna Ncura,sic Affection,
Smiths Green Mountain Renoyoto,
II recommended by Eminent Physicians.
Fer ceFttasAtes .ee circulars For sale ~ All nrnp,
Co. 1s and Z KandoIpt1.r., Chicago
, 1876-08-19

All members and thnsc who intend 10 enroll
themselves AIe cnrHssty Requested tu meet at the
lvndczyuus, Globe IlRil, Despailcs STRUT, thfs
evening II o. 'clucl a!arp, Tic lilal organization
rs kuun ~ tt0 members urc rnrulea un0 properly
drilled, tue Uniform aud equipments VIII be fur.
niHhrd to cncd member l0r Il EenurHl tuEch-light
procession On regular WatI .n,cutpg night.
, 1876-08-19

ATTENTION, ELEVENTH WARD "M1NUTE-
MENU
Company IA" will meet for drill and parade
this evening nj thstr arinory. Martihes' hall, Ada
ntreet, tenr hladisun. Every meindnt ls expected
10 b. att baud ut o'clock sliatp. All Whu
desire 10 j0n the organization will haV0 UppUr-
tuhity to d. 70 at this time.
, 1876-08-19

POLITICAL ANNOUNCE:NIG GNIS.
GRAND COUNCIL.
There will 10 an adjourned meeting Of the Grand
C0unci! this Afternoon at . o'clock y. H., at tho
4tEnd Pactc tlotct, for the purpaan u all.ng tue
different aiIcrs, aud 10 elect new Executive Cum
Mittru. WV. ALnnicl, President.
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An old Man Gives Good Advice

Editors of the Dispatch::
In this present time OF excitement upon
the subject of our municipal iecttons beg
that you win grant to me o small space In
your patriotic paper for q word OF exhortas
ton to such Of our fellow-citizens as agree
with me in the political axiom that the
greatest good to the greatest number should
be esteemed paramount to all personal aspt-
rations or partisanship. For the attainment
OF this immensely important end let us put
q check upon all aspcrity Of feeling, Gnd
calmly reason about the best mode OF ae-
.complishing il, keeping in view with . lit-2
eral spirit that the qualification OF each tn-
dividual's wish is scarcely to be expected.
doubt whether every individual was satis-
fed with General Washingt TOMS election 10
the presidency. Let us not, then, indulge
in any murmuring about any plan that may
be adopted by the Conservative Committee
for the regulation Of the primary test OF
the public preference for any candidate
for any Office. Probably any plan they may
adopt will be rs good as another for satisfy
ing the wishes OF everybody. And let US
recollect, too, that this committee are enti-
tied to the support OF the party they repre-
sent. as they were chosen by their free sui-
frages, and I think fairly entitled to the
confidence of everybody on account OF their
respectability Of character. And after the;
arrangement is made for the election, what
ever it may be, let the inquiry OF every citi-:
zen be, before casting his vote for any cam
didate, "Is he honest? is he faithfulp Is he
capablen? And by observing this rule
for the guidance Of our choice, having freed
ourselves from the influence Of party aspe-.
rites, we may hope to attain the all-impor-
tant blessing Of the greatest good to the
greatest number. SENEX. #
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Cry PoLITICs-DELEGATEs TO ST. LOUIS
NEGROES AT PRIMARY ELECTIoN-ALL THE
VoT1NG-PEECINCTs TO BE OPENED.-At q
meeting of the City Conservative Committee
held last night the following resolution was
adopted, on motion OF Colonel X. Is. Berke-
ley:
Resolued, That ward superintendents are
authorized to call meeting OF the citizens
of their respective wards, to take place on
the 9th of May, to select five delegates, VINO
shall attend convention to be held on the
following day, the 10th OF May, at II O'Clock
NJ, whose duty it shall be to select delegates
to attend the State Convention OF the parry
to be held in the city Of Richmond on !ne
31st day OF May, preparatory TO the meeung
of the National Convention, IN ot. LOUIS oh
the 9th OF June. next. .... .,...r-.--.
4 communication from committee, con.
sistinr Of Messrs. Alexander Calder, George
D. Wise. and r. V. Priddy, OF the EAcei-
sior Club, was received, stating as the sense
of the club "that none but White ConserVa-
tive voters should be permitteo 10 partlcl-
pate in the primary election y; also recon-
mending that " at least two voting places DC
established in each ward" ....r
The following was adopted:
Resolued, That the commissioners Oh
primary clectlois w li:'i ~ 60 ~ - - .;,,a
the names OF white registered Conservative
citizens who honestly propose to cooperate
with the Conservative party in the ensuing
general elections.
The committee resolved to hold the prl-
mary election at all the usual places OF cleo
ton in the city. The plan as formerly
adopted provided for only one voting place
in each ward.
Iessrs. Maury, Wexford, and Courtney
were appointed committee to prepare an
address to the Conservatives OF the city.
Mr.. w. p. Brett was elected member o!
the Marshall Ward delegation in place Oh
Mr.. Lemuel Powers, resigned. ,..
The ward superintendents and Conserva-
tive runners are requested by the secretary
of the committee CIV. D. Chesterman( to
furnish him each evening with the result OF
the days registration for publication in the
city papers for public information.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-26

The OLD FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENT. Mr..
w, Fl. Keiningbam, chairman OF the His
torical Committee, has addressed the fol-
lowing circular to the friends OF the Old
First Virginia regiment, asking for state.
ment OF the leading facts Of the origin and
growth OF the regiment, number and
strength OF its companies, &C., &C.:
"Ihe Old First Virginia I1Tdntry.-To
very much obliged for
l. A statement Of the leading facts OF the
origin and growth OF this regiment, the date
OF its birth, the number aud strength OF its
companies, its membership by name, and its
aggregate strength at the time it was mus
tered into the Confederate service.
2. Any diaries, notes, or memoranda kept
by any one who had knowledge OF tdcts
connected with its history before, during,
and since the war. (However small and
trifing some OF these may appear by them
selves, when put with others they may prove
to be Of great yalue.)
3. Answers to any or all Of the foregoing
queries by the 10th of May next, though
send what you can by that time and add to
1t afterwards.
The historian, Mr.. Joseph r. keining-
ham, will take very special care OF all mate
rial received.
Parties viii please mark plainly their
name and address on any memoranda tney
wish returned to them.
Papers interested will please copy sne
above VIII. KErNrEGHAM
Chairman Historical Committee.
"a address, post.ofice box 293, Richmond, Va
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RICHMOND, va,

portnnity diligently; and the result
was that when the chance q to strike
came they had whole generation
trained to their purpose in hatred cf
The South and in constitutional heresies.
1rSsld RIGHTS or THE PE0fEE. II 5f.
Such was the testimony OF Daniel Web
ster. Two gentlemen from Virginia-old
college.niates of mine-were visiting Wash
ington during Mr., Filmore's Administra-
tion. Webster's return towards On impair
tial course had then gained him some respect
in the South, and my two friends paid their
respects to him., While conversing with
them he fixed his dark eyes on them, and
with great earnestness asked: Can't you
southern. gentlemen consent, upon some
sort Of inducement or plan, to surrender
slavery?" They replied firmly: Not to
the interference or dictation OF the Federal
Government. And this not ..on account Of
mercenary or selfish motives, but because
to allow outside interference m this vital
matter would forfeit the Liberties and
other rights OF the South. " care
you fixed in that?" asked q Web
ster. eyes, unalterably.' "Well,"
he said, with an awful solemnity, "I cannot
say you are wrong, but III you are fixed In
that, 90 home and get ready your weapons"
They asked him what on earth he meant.
He replied that the parsons and common
school teachers and ,school-marms had dill
gently educated whole northern genera
tion into passionate hatred Of slavery, who
would, as certainly as destiny, attack south
ern institutions. So that IL southern men
were determined not to surrender their in
stitutions they had better prepare for war.
Thus, according to Mr. Webster, the crimes,
woes, and horrors Of the last fifteen years
are all partly due to this school system.
POLITICAL DANGER. &.
The only condition In which free govern
ment can exist is amidst the wholesome
competition of two great constitutional
parties, who watch and restrain each other.
The result of this system OF State schools is
that the successful party eXtinSuishes Its
rival and thus secures for itself an un-
checked career Of usrrpation. For 1t aims
to extinguish all the diversity ana lnde-
pendencc which the young would der!'e
from parental incubation, and to imprint
upon the whole body OF coming citizens It's
own monotonous type OF political hercsles
and passions. This is virtually done III Anne
rica. For the Northern Democratlc parry Is
only little less radical than the Kadl-
Gals. and really separated from them
chiefly by the craving for party spells.
II the triumphant faction, welding this
mower of universal education, happens to
be one as able, patriotic, and honest as the
marty OF Knox and Melville, then there may
result the marvellous homogeneity and thrift
of PRESBYTERIAN Scotland. But the ascend,
ant faction may happen to be ruthless and
unprincipled Radicalism, armed with this
power OF universal corruption OF future
opinion and morals And what then' Az
IS lost: the remaining alternatives are a CHI
nese civilization or savagery. ~" y .-
Your very obedient servant,
~-.'~..r..' .-r r. L. DABNEY.
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MEETING OF THE GRAND SECTION OF FIR-
GINA CADETS OF TEMPERANCE (COLORED).-
The Grand Section OF Virginia Cadets Of
Temperance met In semi-annual session in
this city on Monday morning Mt II O'Clock
at Union Star Hall, and was called to order
by Martin A. Harris, Of Manchester, grand
worthy patron. The following grand Off
GERS were present: Martin A. Harris, grand
worthy patron, Manchester; r. L. Ellyson,
grand Yice-patron pro tenn, Richmond;
Robert b. Evans, grand secretary, Rich
mond: George W. Samples, grand lecturer,
Richmond; A. @. Powell, grand assistant
secretary, Manchester; w. H. L. Combs,
grand treasurer, Richmond; M. II. L. Dab
ney, grand guide, Richmond; r. 0. King,
grand watchman, Richmond; j. r. Russell,
past grand worthy patron pro tem., Dan
vile.
The reports of the Grand Worthy Pa
tron, Grand Secretary, and Grand Trea-
surer show the order to be in healthy and
prosperous condition.
The Grand Worthy Patron laid before
the Grand Section q communication from
the Grand Section of New York, Cadets Of
Temperance, calling convention for the
purpose Of organizing National Grand
Section OF Cadets Of Temperance Of North
America, on the 14th of June, in the city
of Philadelphia, and recommending the
election Of five delegates from this grand
body. The Grand Section then elected the
following delegates to attend the National
Convention: Grand Worthy Patron Martin
A. Harris, Grand Secretary Robert B. Evans,
Grand Lecturer G. W. Samples, Past Grand
Worthy Patron Lewis Dickerson, and
Grand Treasurer w. II. L. Combs.
The Grand Section then adjourned to
meet in Danville on the first Monday in Oc-
tober, 1876, at II o'clock A. M. a-
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A RARE ENTERTAINNENT.-Tho who
were so fortunate as to hear the boys dia-
logues, conducted by DR.. William E..
Hatcher, at the Baptist Sunday-School Con-
vention here last year, will be glad to learn
that q similar entertainment will be given
by the Boys Missionary Society Of Grace
Street Baptist church on Friday evening
next at 8 O'Clock.
The boys have been diligently rehearsing,
some new dialogues have been prepared for
the occasion, and rare treat may be ex-
pected.
The entertainment is free to all, but the
boys say that missionary collection will
be in order during the evening.
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No IOl.
IOhn 4. Connally,
IL ffuyf In YadkiH
Personal. I. Colo9

81 tPERsoEAL.-Cof0f Holm k. Connally,
formerly OF this city, is now In Yadkin
county, IN. Gu ST ss
4Rey..sJ. i. III. Curry, Ds D.. sails from
Liverpool tomorrow for New. York, on his
way home.
The following were among the visitors to
the State Library yesterday Judge McCuE-
lyand and daughter, Halifax, n. s.; T. r.
Pelton and wife, Northampton, Mass;
Charles A. Ludlam, Baltimore, Nd; John
serine and Mrs. John Smith, Glasgow;
John Buchanan, Ripley, Ohio; e. T.Doo-
ley, Christiansburg, Va; Frank Pruyn
and Putnam Pruyn, Mount Vision, n. Y;
w. III. Ennis, Decatur, H.; George Ames,
New York; 2. s. Oliver, Penn Yam, MY;
Frank A. Chesebro, New York; John w !.
Archer, New York. -s5,,,. y,
Rev. w. o. Hatcher, D. D., will deliver
the annual address before the Albemarle Fee
male Institute, at Charlottesville, on the
30th Of May.
Archbishop Bailey goes from Richmond
to Savannah, where he will oficiate Sunday
next in the dedication OF the new cathedral
of that city.
The Rev. DR.. Dalryaple, OF Baltimore, is
in the city. n.. & s,e. 81, 81, ,a{
Rev. Henry B. Cley, Bahamas; Rev. Val
entine Dunn, London, England !; George 81.
Peabody, D. c.. Logue, d.. D., New York !;
DR.. A. Y. Conoyer, Long Branch, N. j.,
were among the visitors at Ford's Hotel last
night.
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MoRTUARY REPoET.-Thc following is the
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, April %, 1876:
Cause of Death: Bronchitis (chronic),
white; casualty (railroad), colored; cir.
rhosis OF liver, l colored; congestion OF
lungs, l colored; diphtheria, colored;
heart-disease, 2white; Inflammation OF the
BRAIN, l white; marasmus, 2 colored; OLD
age. / white, / colored-total, 9; paralysis,
/ colored; pcritonitis, white; pneumonia,
9 colored: pyamia, white; tumor, l white.
Ser: Males, white, colored-total, 8;
females, 5 white, 5 colored-total, 10. age:
One year to three, colored; five years TO
ten, / colored; ten years to twenty, color
ed; twenty years to thirty, white, color
ed-total, 2; fifty years to sixty, white; !;
sixty wears to seventy, white, colored-
total, 2: seventy years to eighty, white, =
colored-total, 4; eighty years to ninety,
white, colored-total, ,. Condition.: SIN
ole. 3 white, 6 colored-total, 8; married, 2
white. 9 colored-total, 4; widowers, CO.
lored widows, white, colored-total =;
unknown, ! coored. Natiuity: Richmond,
3: other parts OF the United States, IA !;
England, :; Ireland, /. Locality: Marshali
Ward. 9 colored Jefferson Ward, 2 colorea
Madison Ward, white, colored-total, =;
Monroe Ward, 5 white Clay Ward, white
l colored-total, 2; Jackson Ward, color
ed !; almshouse, / white. By ,chom Certt-
fed: Regular practitioners, S white, CO.
Ilored-total, 1G; Board of Health, 8 color
ed. Whole number Of deaths in the city,
ezclusive of stil!-births, 10. Still Births
White females, 1; colored males, 3-totai, 4.
Amount of rainfall for the week ending
April 18th, 10000 inches; amount OF rain.
fail for the week ending April 22d, 0.0OC
inches.
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ARREST OF SUSPICIOUS CHARAcTERs.-Yes
terday afternoon, while Sergeant john 1.
Hall was standing on Broad street near
Sixth. his attention was attracted by two
suspieious-looking white men, who seemed
to be following him The men en- finally ncsr wsnt a,t
S;cht of them. About o'clock, as Otficer
Agpgle Ilgai % vent out Of the stationhouse, he
saw the same two men standing snan ssy 1aa9 him
the, station-house. When they sa" nun ntn
they walked off down Pink alley. Mr;
Angle went back to the station-house ana ana
informed Sergeant Hall that his men were We re
again in sight, and Hall went out at at once n0; 3
and took them in custody. They gave thelf
names as Charles Myer and Charles Bialr,
and said they were from Baltimore; tha5
they arrived here on Sunday and registered
at the Central House. When arrested they
had in their possession great number OF
night-latch and other keys, pistols, besides
a number Of other articles. One oi them
wore q pair OF India-rubber shoes, but no
leather shoes underneath. They viii have
q hearing this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-26

DEATH IN THE CoUNTY.-Mr. r. W. Duna-
way, brother-in-law Of w. P. Laughton,
deputy clerk of the Hastings Court, died at
the residence of the late B. W. Green, In
Henrico county, few miles from this city,
on Monday night at 10 o'clock. He was the
son Of Rawleigh Dunaway, who was clerk
Of Lancaster county for thirty years, and
kinsman of the Rev. W. w. DunaWay, OF
Fredericksburg.
Mr.. Dunaway will be buried to-day in
HOLLYWOOD. the funeral services to take
Mace at the residence of Mrs. Julia a.
Green, in the county, at 10 O'Clock this
morning
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,rrATEER REPORT.

,,,,7,rs To-DAY.-W Washington,
TEoF}S.'".Tor Var the South Atlantic and
Ap7'' -, C,,lf states, stationary barometer,
Es>icro. ''| ~ northwest winds, cooler, partly
oa''.i.,',SSr w i,. Sr Il clear weather will prevail.
t.llH ~, ~ Middle and East Atlantic coasts,
to' Gtnr,mctcr. G'n stationary or higher tenn
..3,oe "', ,,nortncaSt winds. possibly in the
ryT;sM' ryTs"'', atlantic States backing 10 northwest,
H'i2r ,rraincr. and stationary tcrnpera-
nrr, mary signals continue on the Middle
I'D I'; Es>t Atlantic coasts ....
.-,,. rs. .TuyE YESTERDAY was cloudy and
''",;,h =" occasional light rain during the
a'.. .,,.. @ Late in the afternoon the clouds
!..,., t,,, away. and at night it was clear and
rrrgQ,NsTrE YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 46 ;
L. IS: t. NJ. 40; 5 I. NJ, 5S; 6P.
!, =: midnight, IL.
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0,xwoop MEMoR1AL-DAY.-The Board Of

OAkwooD MEMoRIAL-DAY.-The Board OF
Managers OF the Oakwood Memorial Associa-
ton met at DR.. Vests yesterday afternoon
and determined to celebrate the 10th of May
at Oakwood, as usual, by floral decorations,
&C, and authorized their secretary to invite
the First Virginia regiment, the Old First,
and the Southern Cross Brotherhood to
unite with them, and to signify their salts
faction at the action,ot the Blues as regards
that day. They also invite the public gene
rally to meet them at st. Johns church May
list at IL a. nj. to prepare wreaths, &C., and
earnestly request flowers &C., to be sent for
use at tho cemetery. IS
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Nominating Conrention.-A Conservative
convention will be held ut the old court
house in Chesterfield county tomorrow, for
the purpose Of nominating candidate for
the office Of Commemorative attorney.
Thus far there are only two candidates in
the field .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-26

e,HANCERY COURT OF RICHMOND, TUESDAY.
The following cases were disposed of:
Montague Us. Woody, &c. Decree in ac-
cordance with the opinion OF the court, dis
solving Injunction, and dismissing the plain
tifi7s bill with costs. a@t.i
James Us. Jan,es, &c. Decree confirming
report Of commissioner and directing sale
of the property in the bill and proceedings
mentioned.
Samuel Us. Samuel, &c. Decree confirm
ing report Of commissioner and making q
partial distribution Of the fund.
Thomas Us. Gwathmey's administrator,
sc. Decree referring cause to coinmls-
sioner for inquiry and report.
Taylor's executor Us. Taylor, &c. Decree
in conformity with opinion OF the court
constituting will and referring cause to q
commissioner for further inquiry and re-
port.
Newby's administrator Us. Horners ad-
ministrator, &c. Decree confirming report
OF commissioner and directing sale OF the
property therein mentioned.
Wharton Us. Dabney, &c. Decree refer
ring cause to q commissioner for inquiry and
report.
Gleason u.s. Devine, &c. Decree confirm
ing report Of commissioner and directing a
sale of the property in the proceedings men
toned.
Hawes and wife Us. Williams & Blackwell,
trustees, &c. Decree in accordance with the
opinion OF the court oyerruling exceptions,
confirming the report Of the commissioner,
and adjusting the rights of the parties.
Rutherioord's executors rs. Bennett, &c.
Decree making further distribution OF the
fund.
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SIX NICE LITTLE HousEs.-We invite attention
to the sale of those SIX NICE LITTLE HOUSES on
Twenty-rst street, advertised by Mr. j. A. Lynhar,
acting for the Commonwealth. A sure sale and Ger"
tain bargain, as we believe. Full information ut
sale, which will be at Az O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON,
punctually. GoDDlF, WARREN @ Coz Y.
Auctionears,
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In TIE PENrTEETfARy.-There are now
within the enclosure Of the penitentiaiy
seven hundred and thirty y-fye onYicfs. ~
addition to the prisoners In the penitentaafy
. large number are hired out on works Of In
ternal Improvement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-26

From Edward Jennings, N. D., Surgeon City Hos
pItal, Halifax: Colden's Liebigs Liquid Extract OF
Beef aud Tonic Inyigorator Is very agreeable article
of diet In Diphtheria, Feyers and every depressing
disease. It's use Will be found Invaluable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-26

CIRCUIT CoURT.-In this court yesterday
the following order was entered in the case
OF Reuben Ragland Us. City OF Petersburg
and others: On the motion Of the plaint1f
the execution OF so much OF the decree en-
tered in this cause on the 10th instant as re-
lates to the partial disposition OF the in
junction order heretofore awarded In this
cause is suspended for the period OF sixty
days from this day to enable the said plain
tiff to apply for an appeal from said decree,
upon the said Reuben Ragland, or some one
for him, entering into bond before the CLERK
OF this court, with security to be appointed
by him, in the penalty Of two hundred dol
lars. conditioned according to law.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-26

SECOND EXPOSITION at the PARIS MILLINERY
APRIL 9th Of new arrivals of BoNNETs, HATS,
FLOWERS, &c. A call Of inspection Is respectfully
solicited. PARIS MILLINERY COMPANY, Madame
KATE DE LA FORCE, Rich mond manager.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-26

have anaIyzed the wHisKEY known un'!er tile
brand of IT SELECT. controlled by Mcssrs. WAL.
TER d. BLAIR Sc Co., Richmond, Va, and dnd u
FREE FROM PUsyL OIL aud otI;cr impurities, uas-
recommend i,s use for medicinal and family pur-
poscs.-J. b. McCAw, NJ. D., late Professor OF
Chemistry, Medical College OF Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-26

REGISTRATION YEsTERDAY.-The follow
ing is the result of the registration in Jefer-
son Ward yesterday. We select it from the
other wards because it is about the fairest
specimen. 1t will be seen that the white
Conservatives are not registering as they
viii no doubt do during the remainder Of