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preston OF popular confidence in favor Of
his official course. Atfhe last primary cleo
ton over !, 200 votes were polied, and there
We're only seven places to be filed.
THE REGISTRATION

DIS Ollclai course. AT the last primary cleo
tion over !, 200 votes were polied, and there
We're only seven places to be filed.
THE REGISTRATION. m u
The results OF the registration are SO far
quite satisfactory to the Conservatives. It
| seems evident that they will lose nothing,
but rather gain on the old books This in
| dicates the policy OF publishing the daily
returns OF registration, which plan was at
first opposed by many gentlemen, who pre-
dicfed that is would have bad effect. The
newspapers have done their duty in the
| premises, and ought to be congratulated
that they have caused so many people to
register. To-day (Nfonday) the Conserva-
tive runners will be going from house to
house summoning tardy voters. 1t will be
delight to register now that it has become
so fashionable. Though the white ma
that there are several hundred white Repub-
| lcans here, and also that all of our voters do
not come out on election-days On the other
hand, the colored people highly appreciate
the right OF suffrage, and vote their whole
| strength, whether the contest be big or little
This being the presidential election year,
their leaders will cause them to turn out
with promptness in May, in order the more
certainly to secure them at the November
election
! A colored man is to be found at each reg
istering precinct, seeing to the interests Of
the colored people. They are wide awake.
II we think otherwise we suffer O serious
delusion.
The following is the result Of the regis
tration on Saturday:
Marshall Ward First precinct-White,
227; colored, III. Second precinct
White, PSI; colored, 100. Third precinct
White, 305; colored, 23S. Tosal white,
7S9; total colored, 52l: White majority, 26S.
Jefferson. Ward: First precinct-White,
White, 424; colored, 2O2. Third precinct
White, 2l9; colored, 1ss. Fourth pre-
cinct-White, 227; colored, 104. Total
white, 1888; colored, G33. White maiority,
| $50.
! Madison Ward: First precinct-White,
311; colored, 1916. Second precinct-White,
2G3; colored, ISL. Third precinct-White,
945; colord, 123. Fourth precinct-White,
| 227 colored, 113. Total white, 1,146; col
ored, 612. White majority, 534.
Monroe Ward: First precinct-White,
555 colored, 242. Second precinct-White,
323 colored, 1s6. Third precinct-White,
200; colored, 139. Fourth precinct-White,
271 colored, 17S. Total white, 1,349; CO.
lored, 745. White majority, 6O4.
Jackson Ward: First precinct-White,
121; colored, $50. Second precinct-White,
232 colored, 4s5. Third precinct-White
(no returns Saturday, 217; colored, 400.
Total white, so; colored, 1,453 Colored
majority, ss3.
Clay Ward: First precinct-White, 503;
colorcd, 1SS. Second precinct-White, 255;
colored, 49, Third precinct-White, 291 ;
colored, 213. Total white, 1,O49; colored,
49G. White majority, 553.
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FoURTH-STREET CLUB.-At the last meet
ing OF the Fourth-Street Club the following
Board of Governors were elected: Bradley
T. johnson, s. S. Campbell, E. Courteny
jenkins, William A. jenkins, Samuel Sim
ton, II. T. Miller, Ira W. Blunt, j. d. Red
ford, w. w. Bass, Charles +. Taylor, Ed
ward Mayo, A. Hoen, DIR. W. Leigh Burton,
81. ". Lubbock. The name OF the club was
changed to "The Mozart Musical Associa-
tion 8 Tonight the annual meeting OF the
Roard of Governors will be held and officers
elected for the ensuing year.
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MEAN TnIEyING.-We have been request
ed by several ladies to call the attention of
the proper authorities to the miserable
thleving now going on in the cemeteries adj
lacent to the city. AT the City, or Shockoe
ilili, burying-ground 4 lady, whose section
Is there, states that few nights ago her lot
Was robbed of all the flowers she had set
oul. They were pulled up by the roots,
ira'inS holes in the ground. One OF the
Keepers states that many OF the sections are
robbed by girls from ten to fifteen years OF
age; but they merely pull of the flowers
that are in bloom. The shrubs that are
taken out by the roots are stolen at night by
regular flowcr-thieves, who sell them again.
IL Will doubtless be broken up.
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A GRAND Picnic T0-MORRow.-The Ger
man political clubs will have a grand pic
mic at Scheutzen Park, on James river,
commencing at II O'Clock. Speaking will
commence at 9 o'clock p. NJ. No speaking
allowed after p. NJ; after which time
dancing will commence. 1t is expected
that all the Conservative candidates will at
tend. Committee: Henry Thon, John
Lauer, julius II. 10th, George Bennington,
Edw. Albers, and A. Beutef.
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HUsTINGs Court GRAND JURY.-The fol-
lowing is a list Of the grand jury OF the
Hastings Court summoned to serve during
the May term Of the court, which COM
william William Love Iovenstein, t John I c: Page, Jr, Ed, Ed,
win A. Smith, Joseph j. English, Miles
Turpin, David n. Jones, Alexander Came
ron, and William Ira Smith.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES IssUED.-During the
month ending yesterday thirty-four mar
riage licenses were issued from the clerks
office of the Hastings Court-nineteen to
white persons and fifteen to .colored cou-
ples. From the Henrico county clerks
office seven licenses were issued-four to
colored persons and three to white couples.
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HENRIco PETIT JURY.-The following is
the petit jury drawn on Saturday for the
next term Of the County Court: John
Brauer, j. H. D. Kaufman, R. F. Darricott,
Claiborne Carter, Samuel Waldrop, John
G. Turnpan, Daniel Bourne, Solomon Fus-
sell, NJ. S. Liedy, Robert Keil, Thomas n.
Dickcn, C. F. Pemberton, William S. Wood
son, Peter NJ. Ryall, Louis Rabbe, and
Frederick Keck.
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Total.
Total. ................. ................-'...

Now, suppose that there are only two
aspirants for each place, it will be safe to
presume that on Friday next 142 men will
be seeking the suhrages OF the people.
Under such circumstances, and with the eX-
ertions the candidates will put forth, it will
be strange indeed IL large vote is not
nolled. All but one or two Of the present
incumbents, we observe, have announced
themselves candidates for reelection. Pro-
badly there is not single man of them who
would not be pleased to have fresh ex-
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POLICE COURT, SATURDAY.-James
Brown (colored), charged with stealing one
pair Of drawers from j. T. West, was sent
to Jail for one hour.
Peter Tinsley, charged with collecting
rent by false representations, was dis.
charged. ',r <..kE
The case OF Barrett Woodson was contin-
ued.
j. r. Spindle was fined $3.50 for having
an unlicensed dog upon his premises. The
dog being vicious, was ordered to be re-
moved or killed in twenty-four hours.
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PoLICE-CoURT STATISTICS FOR APRIL
During the past month 233 criminal charges
were disposed OF by the Police Justice, and
1G1 cases OF ordinance violations were tried.
On criminal charges II persons were sent
on to the Hastings Court for indictment, II
were semitic Jail on conviction of assault and
battery or petit larceny, and 12 in default of
surety for their good behavior. Fines col
lected: Under State law, Sal; under city
ordinance, 1906 Commonwealth's costs
collected, S75.S5. Total, S511.S5.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Jennie Dickinson, col
ored woman, while at work at No. 5lS
Fifth street, was taken sick Friday night
last about 4 o'clock with swimming in her
head, and died about 10 O'Clock. She was
quite well during the day. DR.. Taylor
thinks that she died from an affection OF the
brain. No inquest.
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have analyzed the wHIsKEY known under tle
brand of sB SELECT, controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER ID. BLAIR & Co., Richmond. Va. aud dnd 1t
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other Impurities, and
recommend It's use for medicinal and family pur-s
poses.-J. B. McCAw, NJ. D., late Professor Of
chemistry. Medical College OF Virginia.
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DEEDS RECoRDED.-In the Chancery Court
of this city two hundred and twenty-ninc
deeds were recorded during the month end
ing yesterday. During the same period
siStv-one deeds were recorded in the clerks
office of the Henrico County Court.
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MAY BALL AND FLORAL FESTIvAL.-Pro-
fessor Henry Il. Laube's fourth annual May
ball and floral festival takes place on Thurs
day, May 4th, at $3.50 p. NJ. The programme
OF the occasion is replete with many new
fancy dances and waltZes.
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!. CITY POLITICS.

THE sATuRDAY-NIGHT MEETING OF THE
fNDEpENDENTs-A STORMY SESSION.
THEY RESOLVE NOT TO TAKE PART IN
THE PRIMARY ELECTIoN-CANDIpA
1N.THE FiELD-TlIEc CITY REGIsTRATro on
OTHER POLITICAL MATTERS.
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JUDGES AND COMMISSIONERS OF ELECTION.
Judge Guigon, of the Hastings Court, ap-
pointed the following judges of election on
Saturday:
Clay Ward First Precinct-George J.
HOOPER, Samuel W. Harwood, D.Z. Craver.
Second Precinct-Robert V. Priddy, Reu-
ben A. Lacy, Beverly F. Turner. Third
Precinct-E. NJ. Crump, John L. Butler, n.
V. Bacchus.
Monroe Ward: First Precinct-Charles
Campbell, Frank T. Glasgow, Calvin Shafer.
Second Precinct-Thomas w. Brocken-
brough, John H. Montague, William 81.
Trent. Third Precinct-D. B. Jones, W.
j. Mcdowell, Jacob Cohn. Fourth Pre-
einct-Samuel S. Carter, DR.. John R. Gar
nett, Henry Miller.
Madison Ward: First Precinct-H. Tate
Evans, John Blair, V. A. Favier. Second
Precinct-W.W. Slower, Stephen Putney, H.
Z. Wigand. Third Precinct-James FL.
Pecor, John H. Guy, William E. Nye.:
Fourth Precinct-R. Il. Daniel, Jr., Byrd
Warwick, Samuel B. Clarkson:
Jefferson Ward: First Precinct-Dr. W.
81. Gwathmey, A. r. Courtney, b. W. Gii-
lis. Second Precinct-C. NJ. Branch, WI.
liam II. Turpin, d. W. Bohonon. Thlrd
Precincts. r. Perdue, W. +. HarWood,
Robert Caruthers. Fourth Precinct-Eijah
Baker, Henry R. Bonn, Patrick O'Brien.
Marshall Ward: First Precinct-JohnJ j.
Cannon, James Hayes, William e.. Carter.
Second Precinct-George Cardwell, VIII
liam Fl. Gordon, A. w. Wilcox. Third
Precinct-John F. shinberger, J. D. White
head, Roland Hill.
Jackson Ward: First Precinct. M.
Macon, John W. Beveridge, Robert NJ.
Brooks. Second Precinct-Charles Ctneiy,
Thomas c. Epps, Jr., Josiah Crump. Third
Precinct-John III. Rose, Joseph ). Faudree,
p. +. Boyle.
Messrs. W. w. Slower, R. T. Daniel, Jr.,
D. B. Jones, D. w. Bohonon, and w. n.
Nye were designated by Judge Guigon to
act as commissioners Of election, as required
hv law
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BURIED BY TIE CITY.--William Evans's
friends didn't take his body away from the
Second station-house and bury it at their
expense on Saturday, and SO the city had to
pay for it. Evans, it will be remembered,
ased very suddenly on Friday night.
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CI1AEcERY Court OF RICHMOND, SATUR-
DAY.-The following cases were disposed of /:
Hardgrove Us. Hardgrove, &c. Decree
confirming report OF commissioner and au-
thorizing investment therein set forth.
Winston and Trent, trustees, u.s. gorbih,
&c. Decree directing deed to a put chaser
who has paid his purchase-money in iuE.
Hardgroye, &C., Us. Williams, &c. Order
directing fee Of commissioner to be paid
out Of the fund in this case.
Page Us. Tyler, &c. Decree refusing
leave to file a bill of review, and referring
cause to commissioner to audit, state, and
settle the accounts Of the receiver in the
cause.
Gregory Us. Gregory, &c. Decree refer
ring cause to commissioner for inquiry
and report.
Jewett & Brother Us. Pollard, &c. Decree
referring cause to a commissioner for in
quiry and report. 55
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4, MONDAY MORNING, NAY /, 1876.

SUPREME CoUET OF APPEALS, SATURDAY
Greer and ais. Us. Rahm and ais. From the
Chancery Court OF the city Of Richmond
Affirmed, Judge Staples delivering the
opinion Of the court.
Jones and wife Us. Hughes and ais.
From the Circuit Court OF .Mecklenburg.
Affirmed, Judge Anderson delivering the
opinion of the court
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MONUMENT To CAPTAIN ENGLISH.-The
members Of the Ancient Order OF Hibernlans
have offered to prepare handsome monu-
ment in token of their respect to the memory
OF Captain William English.
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"Tell the public in OLD, PLAIN ENGLISH,
with big letters, they must go and REGlS-
TER if they want to VOTE at all III May;
SHAKE THEM UP once more good," Is What
gentleman said at our counter on saturday.
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PULLING Down PIE OLD WORKSHOPS
The demolition Of the old workshops OF
The Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad Company, on Broad street
near Seventh, has been commenced.
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A HANDSOME New CARA splendid car,
which was built ut the Richmond, Freder-
icksburg and Potomac Railroad Company's
shops, near this city, for the president OF the
Seaboard road, left Richmond on Saturday.
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fIRE.-Thc alarm OF fire turned in at
boX 40, corner Of St. James and Duyal
streets, at l:30 O'Clock on Saturday morning,
was caused by a handful OF live Goals falling
from stove upon the floor at the house No.
9g9 west Duval street, occupied by James
;Myme. A hole about two feet square was
burned in the floor. Loss, $5-no insu-
rance
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ARRESTED FOR observation-disclosures
Harris alias Elizabeth Miller, was arrested
on Saturday, charged with infanticide. She
was taken to the Second Police station
house and subsequently sent to the aims
house, where, after an examination into tile
facts OF the case, she was discharged.
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PERsoNAL.-Hon. G. C. Walker, NJ. C.,
was in the city on Saturday. He came from
Washin eton to register.
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DIANoRA, WARD, and other CHOICE BRANDS OF
ToBACcos for sale wholesale and retail at 7. WHIT
LOCKS l445 Main street.
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SCHUETzEN PARK.-Fhe Schuetzen Park,
below Rockets, on the river, will be opened
to-day, on which occasion It Is presumed
that the candidates and their friends VIII De
Dresent
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CONSERVATIVES, IF YOU DON'T REGISTER
BEFORE TOMORROW evening you cannot
vote either at the primary or general elec-
ton. Fake due notice thereon ana govern
yourselves accordingly.
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THE RILEY VIRGINIA WHIskEY, sold by CHRIS
TIAN & WHITE, has been analyzed by Drs. McCaw
and Taylor and recommended as pure medicinal
beverage. Price for two-year old $2.60 per gallon
price for three-year old, $3.50 per gallon.
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FLOUR INSPECTED IN RICHMOND during the
month ending 3Oth April, 1876: Family, sol
barrels; extra superfne, 1926 barrels; SUI
perfne, 4GG barrels; fine, 1,4Gl barrels ;
middling, % barrels condemned, III bar
| re1s
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HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION
The Hollywood Memorial Association have
decided not to have their memorial day un-
| til the latter part of the month.
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VESSELS ENTERED.-The following is a
statement of the vessels entering the port OF
Richmond the past month: Steamers, 90 ;
barks, 3; brigs, 4; schooners, GG.
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Cohen Brothers, f. w. f. Franck, Hudgins, Cor
don & Co., A. Hutzler & Son, Charles Hutzier, l..
Hexter, L. Held, Levy Brothers, George Z. Smith,
sycle Brothers, J. s,rause and William Thalhimer,
all keep the BRAINERD s. ARMSTRONG SPooL-
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SHIPMENT OF FLoUR.-Three thousand
two hundred and siXty-siX barrels OF -four
were shipped from Richmond to Brazil last
week
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SAVE MoNEY.by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE. Cool work, low
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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NOTARY PUBLIc.-Tie Governor has aI-
pointed Isaac Fink, of Doyesville, notary
public for Rockingham county.
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AT sYcLE BROTHERS you can find ali the lates
STYLES Of dress goods. asAsft
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Mauor,s Costrt. I'm this court Saturday
the following business was transacted
Ambold was fined s2 for striking q
negro with brick.
G. Henry (colored(, charged with vagranss
cy, was committed to Jail for thirty days
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If you want good spooL-sILK ask for BRAINERD
6 ARMsTRONG'S.
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CUSTOM (hand-made) WORK to order, and guar
anteed to IT. Repairing neatly done by
BoScHEN & BROTHER,
600 and GIL Broad street.
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LACE CUnTAINs-You can buy the greatest bar.
gains at SicLE BRoTItERs. They are determined
to close out their whole stock.
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CLEANINss, DYETNG, dc.
IMPORTANT no LADH1 q

IMPORTANT TO LADEe AND
/ HOUsEKEEpERs-sOs1E NEW ~
RICHNOND,-EDWARDB BRAUN. who h:s2 xorksd
in the laryest Paris
aud Brtsseis and consequently shososgnia @ nc
inc In use, has opened an establishment ss 1911
MAIN STREET. BIS peculiar ssees q cleaning snas
CURTAINS, and EuRNITUKE, AZ 70 make them
appear new, and not only removes, but them
from rnildew. His prices are twentysdye per ceusS
below those for like work done in New YorS, sSfSss
PRICES: Ctesnina carEets insisding S sakiss Sp.
cents per yard. double width, Gfteen cents lace
curtains, OH per window. Ytlress p'ush a1d csna4x
curtatns at moderate terms. up 1str8 ~
CLEANING! CLEANINGiC iCLEANINGI
~ Coats, pants, and yests howcyer much aoiLER
or rApRp, CLEARED and cOLGREu, togetnar Hsth.
ali other articles cf weaEfnE anszSeh treSz 30o0t
dyed and rho YenoyRtton OF motIEina E0oas = fp0-
cfalty. Az work d0nc prouptiys Aqd ehSaQer uAn
tSs same can Be Done North es esscstEnet -
McKENNYsS Gtea9 IsYsirg M aae s,sesaslg4 ltss.
Esiak aknGhment, a4arshau stseet nsex 1lttfs 20
an Him 3sf ss 5s ssss
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ONE HUNDRED DOZEN DAMAsK TOWELS At re-
duced prices Mt SYcLE BROTHERS,.
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TRUNKS, VALIsEs, AND sATcHELs reduced to
very low prices at BoscHEN's, Broad street.
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BLACK SILKS at paIic prices at SYCLE Bro
TIL ERs' Save money by buying your silks from them
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tween cambridge and Hull streets Tor the.
opening of Gowardin avenueto hull street
between Twelfth md CoWardin avenue fo5;
the opening OF Sfnns street 10 said avenue
Also, between Sixth and Seventh street., iH
order that Bainbridge street may be extend
ed to Sixth street. Is
"A report concerning the boundaries Of tl1s:
might be defined. q
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FIRE ALARMs.-During the last month
there were four alarms OF fire.
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IT IS CONCEDED by all smokers that WHIT
LOCKS NOBEL CIGARS are the best for ten cents.
For sale everywhere. rtE Ej
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CoRoNER's CAsEs.-During the past month
Coroner Taylor has been called upon to ex-
anime or hold inquests in seven cases OF
death
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REVENUE COLLECTIoNs.-The internal
revenue collections for April were S3Os,
ora SI
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SLIPPERS, TIES, AND BUsKINs in great variety
at BoscusN's, 500 and ell Broad street.
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New and choice designs Of Hamburger edgings AM
inscrt!ngs at SYcLE BROTHERS,.
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NEW PRINTS and NEW PERcALEs opened % day
at SycLE BROTHERS. 5s 81
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WEATHER REPORT.

..nr,7}iyR on SATURDAY was clear and
"sI"' ,,,yrrrE SATURDAY: s A. NJ, 81;
i, w., VI. IS: i NJ: %; 3 l. M'' ''' r
80 ~. midnight. GO.
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NEW PARAsoLs In handsome styles at sYcLE
BROTHERS..
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FLowERs.4 dc.

d osEs, yERBENAs, GERANIuMs,
EUcHIAs, &C., in great quantities and varieties, for
sale at roLER HoopERs FLowER-sARDEN.
corner Of Gerry and Abemarle streets, Richmond,
Va. Grea. bargains offered. ap 2s-codln,
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BEAUTIFUL FLowERs.--Tf you wish to buy few-
ers and have large and elegant TO select
from go to the fower-garden OF W. w. TURNER
Cherry street near Hollywood. Flowers or every
description, from the modest dsisy to the queeniy
and lovely lily. PrOfuse collection OF BEDDiEo
PLANTS and EvERGREENs. Hisfowers can also be
bought at the First aud Second markets. Prices to
suit the times. tsEAttsss
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coLoREp SILKS In great bargains ct sYeLE
BROTHERS, tsssc iss
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CoEvEYANCEs OF REAL ESTATE FOR TIE
WEEK Ending APRIL 20, 1SI6.-Lots front
Ing - feet on Clay street between Fifth and
sixth ior l,ilj; A feet on Fifteenth street
f"r Sl0o; ~ feet on Fifteenth street near
Leigh Tor SlO0: 80 feet on Third street, cor
nrr vi Arch, for 81 800; - feet on Eigh-
tccn,h street between Main and Cary for
Sl,2j0: 2G feet on Twenty-fourth street be-
tween Clay and Leigh for 81 200; 103 feet
on Pine street, corner of Cumberland, for
500; 30 feet on Laurel street near Cum
bcrland for S4SO: 20 feet on Fifth street near
t'yrd for 500; 454 feet on Grace street
between Eighteenth and Nineteenth for
$1,000: II feet on Mayo street for s., 400;
~ lcct on CouttS street near st. Stephen for
$500: 80 feet on Marshall street between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth for 5000; 30
icct on Cary hear Madison for 81, ,155; %
ltet on street near Twenty-eighth for
s22j; - feet on Thirtieth street between NJ
ana \ for $500; 3gt feet on Fifth street near
Leigh for SG91; lG feet on First street be-
tween Canal and Byrd for S7O5; 16 feet on
flr>t street between Canal and Byrd for
S'o5; 100 feet on Ashland street, corner Of
Randolph, for 81 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-01

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