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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-30

CONCERT, .TABLEAUx, AND CHARADEs FOR
THE SAVANNAH AND BRUNSWICK SUFFER-
ERs.-At meeting Of Trinity Lodge, Good
Templars, held on Thursday night, the
Lodge resolved to give concert, tableaux,
and charades at Virginia opera-House on
the 10th Of October in connection with Pro-
lessor Yoelker's string and Grassland. Pro
fessor T. j. Minor will have the manage
ment Of tabIeaux and charades. The pro-
ceeds will be devoted to the Savannah suf-
ferers, and the entertainment will doubt
less be well patronized. The following COM
mittee has the matter in charge: Messrs. j.
NJ. Duesberry, E. w. Powell, J. A. Hob
son, T.. T.. Christian, and r. S. Valentine.
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SATURDAY.. SEPTEMBER. 80, 1876
WEATHER, REPORT.

PROBABILITIES TODAY Washington,
September 29.-For the South Atlantic
States, northeast to northwest winds, sta
tionary or lower temperatures, stationary
and higher pressure, and parsly cloudy or
clear weather.
For the Middle States, falling barometer,
southeast to southwest winds, warmer,
cloudy or partly cloudy weather, and posi-.
bly, local rains. .-t..8
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, mild,
and pleasant. @
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, so;
8 A. NJ, 90; noon, "a; 8 P. NJ, 72; 6 P.
M., 81; midnight, IS.
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The concert Of the colored quartette club
from Washington Wednesday night was
largely attended not only by colored per-
sons, but many OF our white citizens were
present. 1t is probable that the entertain-
ment will be repeated soon.
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ROLL OF HONOR AT THE RICHMOND HI0H-
SCHOOL. following is list OF the pu-
oils ON the roll OF honor at the Richmond
Hieh-Schooi for the past week: Senior
CIass-Loulie Minetree. intermediate
Class-Mary Nowlin, Ida Ragland, Mamie
;schnap, Alice Ezekiel, Rachel Van WORT
Junior Class-Fannie Cox, Zaidee Morfon,'
Jennie Whittet, Louise WYATT. Attendance
for the week, 81 per cent. Z;
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RESIGNATION OF JUDGE W. w. CRUMP.-
The Dispatch announced several months
ago that Judge Crump, one Of the Richmond
members OF the House Of Delegates, had
made up his mind to resign his seat. Yes
terday his resignation was sent in to the EX-
ecutiYe, and last evening the City Sergeant
received the writ of election issued by Gov
ernor Kemper providing for filling the va
cancy at the November election.
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Wv
POLICE CouRT, FRIDAY.-The following
cases were disposed OF in this court yester-
day by Police Justice White:
Emil Salomonsky, charged with threaten
ing to assault Charles MonsaW, was DIS
charged on payment of costs.
Rosa Brown, charged with breaking and
entering in the daytime the dwelling-house
of Ellen Reid and stealing lot OF pea.
clothing. was sent on to the next term OF
the grand jury, and was committed With
out bail. ,,.;,,o
frank Johnson, charged with assaultlng
and beating Mary G. Jones. Frank was
further charged with assaulting Hilton VII W IN
ston. In the first case he was dlscharged'
and in the latter sent to jail for ten days.
Catherine Ross, charged with stealing q
lot OF beef valued at one dollar from Johh
Lindsey, was sent to Jail for thirty days.. !,
Cary Braxton and Robert Gates, charged
on cross-warrants with assaulting and aDus-
ing each other, were required to pay costs.
James G. Bosher wes fined one dollaf ZOE
being drunk in the street.
Robert Scott, an old offender, charged
with being drunk in the street, was sent 10
iail for six months.
William and Eliza Robinson, charged
with assaulting, cursiDg, and kicking Ra-
chel Moseley, were discharged on payment
Of costs.
Joreph Green, charged with creating Q
disturbance in the market-ho during mar
ket hours, was discharged with warning.
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.YeNo,reFsuer Fund. Very little has been
collected for this object. Any one desiring
to make any. contributions can do SO by
leaving the amount with the Mayor or any
of the police force. Surely Manchester
will not be behind all Of her sister cities IN
this benevolent work. - 1t- g
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MANCHEsTER NEWS.

Tablea,1. chester Council, No. 102,
Friends of Temperance, will give q tableau
at Nunnally's Hall on the 5th of October for
the benefit OF that Lodge.
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NEW CITY ATLAs.-An inspection of some
Of the sheets of the new City Atlas, now be-
ing prepared by the Southern Publishing
Company, leaves no room to doubt that 1t
will be q most attractive and valuable work.
All the lots in the city are accurately located
on the maps, are marked with the names OF
the owners, and where buildings have been
erected on them they also are indicated.
The work viii be illustrated with engray-
ings Of the chief watering-places OF Yir-
ginia, and many of the private residences,
prominent business-houses, hotels, and
manufactures Of the city.
As the Atlas will doubtless have large
sale in our own and other States. as well as
in the city, some Of our businessmen have
shown commendable enterprise in having
their warehouses, hotels, and other busl-
ness-houses engraved for the book. 1t is
the first work OF the kind ever published,
and deserves the liberal patronage OF our
people.
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Purse for Pastor.-The members OF
the Baptist congregation Thursday made up
quite large SUM Of money and presented
it to their pastor, Rev. D. B. Winfree, who
left for the Centennial that night.
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NEW nA1slSs at pIzzIsrs, so7 Broad street

have analyzed the wHIsKEY known under tne
brand OF sB SELECT, y controlled by Messrs. " AZ
TER D. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, va, ana p1ad u
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impar'ues, anu anu
recommend i.s use for medicinal ana lamhy pai, =,
r,sss IT 4. McCAw, M. D.s late Professor o.
rhemlsrry. Medical College Of Virginia.
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A STRANGE CASE.
A CITIZEN OF STAUSTON SUSPECTED OF
NUMBERING HIS WIFE.

SUDDEN DEATH OF MRS. ADELE POINTS
CITY RUMoRs OF VIOLENCE AS THE
CAUSE-INQUEST BY CORONER HARLAN
A CHILD's STORY OF HER DEATH-ToUCH-
INC SCENFS
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A WIFE-BEATER PUNIsHED.-In the Hus-
rings Court yesterday Ransom Scott was
tried and convicted Of assaulting his wife.
fined one cent, and sent to Jail for sixty
days .r-,1 F..ss
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: THE GREATEST BARGAINS ever offered In this
cIty are now being sold Mt COHEN BRoTHERs'.
Their stock Of fall and winter goods Is now COM
plete. Give them a call at once.
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LEE GALLERY-JonN w. DAVIES &c Son, 92O
EAST MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.-some re-
cent specimens Of photography from this we'll
known gallery show steady improvement In sty ie
and artistic Skill and we commend 1t to the patron
age of the public generally Presbyterian.
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Our friend Mr.. J. B. WATKINS Is selling and de
liverng from his fuel-yards on the basin and the
dock the purest and best anthracite splnt and btu
minous Goals and soft COKE and his nnriyalled ma
chine-prepared hndling and cooking wood at e1-
tremely low prices. Call on him. 49, -
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..S5 FRANK LEsLIE's ILLUgrRATzp sW EEKLy,5
With 4 supplement- picture of the Blasting
~ HelI-G Gate reed, Is to hand from y. Z. Ei-
Ivson, li12 Main street.
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TIE PEOPLE WANT PnooF.-There Is no meci'
cine prescribed by physicians or SOLD py druggist.
that carries such evidence Of Its superior Vlre o.
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 sample
bottle for ten cents and ryit Regular size, seven
ty-Gye cents. PURCELL, LADD & CO., wholesale
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IA Aiillerite prophesias that the world y
coming to an END! this year, and his .testi-
rnony is endorsed by the fact that Ylsaala
fCal, man has Just married his stepmotner.
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BODY VIEWED.


DR.. Points here asked that the jury should
90 into the chamber and view it, which was
done. It was small chamber, tastefully
furnished, and on the mantelpiece two chill.
dren's photographs Jointly framed, and
under them the inscription, The Lord
give thee peace" Miss Harman said Mrs.
Points was lying on the floor on her right
side with her arms thrown out. A crutch
stood some distance from the bed.
Coroner Harlan, on the jury returning
to the parlor, remarked to DR.. Points, who
was cross-examining the witnesses, that it
appeared as IL he was attempting to impeach
them.
DR.. Points said he did not propose to Inn
peach anybody. The defence was not rep
resented here; she (pointing to the cofhn)
was in heaven, he trusted. His only object
was to ascertain how her death was caused,
and all he desired was Justice to the living
and the dead.
Miss Harn1an added to her evidence, that
Mrs, Points was at her residence Sunday
afternoon up to 8 o'clock, perfectly well,
and SO cheerful that Mrs. Harman remarked
that she had not seen her 50 happy for q
long time. e 8. s
Mrs. Fanny Harman testified to being
called in Sunday night to Mrs. Points, and
finding her lying on the floor, her tongue
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f.:} .:}PERsoNAL.-Mr. E. E. White, the newly
appointed internal revenue collector for this
district, will be in the city tomorrow, and
enter upon his duties on Monday the "a In
slant.
Mrs. r. J.. (StonewalD jackson arrived in
the city from Philadelphia vio the Rich
mond and York River railroad route yester.
Mr. Frank Hopkins has been elected sec
retary OF the McGill Lyceum vice b. D.
Messler, resigned. 80, -, sSs5 -,
Mr.. M. O'ConneI, formerly teacher at Ca
thedral school, but on account OF Ill health
returned home to Ireland, lately died there
from consumption.
Rev. Father Kelly, OF st. Patrick parish,
has returned from his trip to Ireland. His
narishoners were happy to welcome him
back. and rejoieed toEsee his respite: t mas
been SO productive Of renewed health and
energies 81
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HE FUNERAL.

Mrs. Points was buried on Tuesday after
noon at O'Clock from the Episcopal church.
The coffin was covered with flowers sent
by numerous friends, of whom she had a
large circle, and the attendance at her OBJ
sequies was large, in token of the esteem in
which she was held. She was a lady OF re-
markable mind and education; and spoke
one or two languages besides her own with
the tiuengy Of native. ~ ~
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HERMAN BoscHEN s. BROTHER are selling their
large stock of TRUNKS, yALIsRs, &C., at very low
nrices to make room for fall and winter boots 609
.,,d RI 7 Rroad street. .-4fi tt$5 49,
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HANp.MApE BOOTS and SHOES, OF feyery descrip-
ton. to order, guaranteed TO ft. Repairing neafly
done by HERMAN BoscHEN& 6 BROTHER, Broad
rfyon ). &
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PIzZINI will receive from New York steamer TO
day Concord, Catawba, and Delaware grapes. tCas
at sO7 Broad street If In want -
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THE LEE GALLERY.-The best PHOTOGRAPH
GALLERY in the United States. q;
go ..- CHRISTIAN OBSERVER.
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- IHE ANTl-DUELlIlAu Law AM tuh' ASoi
ALL.-It was announced in the Dispatch
some days ago that Mr.. William L. Royal,
of this city, had been appointed a notary
public for the county OF Henrico, and mad
Qualified as such. Upon inquiry Of Mr..
Royall we were informed by him that he
had procured this appointment in order to
test the question whether or not he is under
disabilities to hold office under the Consti-
triton of the State. The Constitution pro-
yides that no person who has engaged in
duel. either as principal or, second, shall be
allowed to hold Office under it. It is alleged
tbat MIR. Royal was second for Mr.. Nor
decai in the duel between himself and MT.
McCarty.l Mr.. Royal insists that the constl-
tutionaf disqualification does not operate
until one charged with having been engaged
in a duel has been duly convicted, and thai
he has never been convicted. AS soon rs
the Court of Appeals meets here in NoVem,
ber q writ OF quo a1drrunto will be sued ou,
| to test his right to hold the Office.
Many persons are under the impression
that, even though otherwise qualified to
hold Office, one in the position CT Mr.. Royal
could not take the oath of office. For the
information of such we would explain that
/ this is not SO. The oath Of Office is pro
Yided in the Constitution, and is in these
words: "I, ,.-, do solemnly swear tha
will support and maintain the Constitu
tion and laws OF the United States and tn,
Constitution and lawsof the State OF Vir
ginia; that recognize and accept the ciyi
and political equality OF all men before thu
| law and that I will faithfully perform tht
duty OF -- to the best of my ability. 81
help me God" Mr.. Royal says he cal
take this oath as conscientiously as any maj
1 in Virginia. IE;ssf
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MONUMENT TO GENERAL WISE. 1T Is pro
posed TO erect q handsome monument TO the
iate General Henry A. Wise. The mat.er
win probably be first taken In hand py tne
Catholic societies Of this city, the members 81
having had the warmest regard lor Tue l's
General ss3 sss-1.s SIS
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Extract of report from the celebrated physician
Erasmus Wilson, of London, England: : :
aseyeral severe cases OF consumption have come
under my observation that have been cured Dy the
timely use of CoLDEN's LIEBIG's LIQUID Ex-
tn .f.r oE BEEF AND TONIC INvIGoRAToR."
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JAMAICA ORANGES at PIzzINrs, so7 Broa
street.
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Alffiend & Sons, agents. .:.:........:.s 10000
~ T. cIaibcrne, agent. 10000
mon Montasae& Co; t agents. " w @ 10000
Co., agents. % .u o $4,000
Royal Canadian insurance Company, 10000
ylsg paay FEE anu m.a. 5000
phis. oan. =. @ 5000
Imperial and Northern Insurance Company, 5,000
Atlantic Insurance Company 5000
Westchester Insurance Company Of New
v1eIhi. Home Insurance Gompany. 5000 5000
Citfzcns Insurance COMPANY OF New York 5000
Virginia State Insurance Company 5000
Walker CO., agents. ..' - 5000
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= CIRCULAR FROM STATE COMMITTEE IN Re-
FERENCE TO SUPERyIsoRs.-Th following
has been issued:
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE RooMs,
RICHMOND, VA, September 80, 1876.
The following form for applications for
the appointment OF supervisors is published
for the information Of city and county COM
nittees:
................ COUNTY, VA,
October ......, 1916.
To the Honorable Judge of the Circuit Court
of the United States for the ...........
District of Virginia:
The undersigned, citizens Of the county
Of respectfully request that
the registration of voters for the election to
be held on the 7th Of November proximo,
and the election may be guarded and scru-
tinized as provided for by law, and for that
purpose we respectfully recommend the ap.
pointment OF the following-named persons
for supervisors OF said registration and elec,
tion in this county, at their respective yo,
ting precincts, on behalf OF the Conservative
party-yiz.:
Name of supervisors. Name OF precinct
.........s ....'s''.' '''''
Petitioners sign here. Petitioners sign here
.................
NATHAN1EL B. MEADE, Chairman.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

FIRE IN THE HEART Of THE CRY. AT 9:43
O'Clock lastnight ON alarm OF fire was turned
in at Station 81, corner Fourteenth and Main
streets, occasioned by the partial burning OF
Messrs. M. Millhiser & Co.'s wholesale dry
goods warehouse, No. 1909 Main street. The
fire originated 4 in the basement, where q
large stock Of Woollen goods were stored, in
q pile Of calico comforts, from Git is belieYed)
spontaneous combustion. The fire was con-
fined to the basement, and nearly all Of the
loss was upon goods there and upon the
first floor, where dress and dry goods gene
rally were stored No water was put up
stairs, where the notions were stored.
The smoke from the burning goods soon
filled the store so that it was Well-nigh inn
possible to see where the fire was. The
whole Fire Department turned out prompt.
ly, and put vast quantity Of water into the
building before the location Of the fire was
discovered. AS soon as it was located it
was put out, and the streams taken off. The
damage by water was very heavy, and by
fire about o., 900; in all about 500, 900. The
loss is fully covered by insurance, placed as
follows: .ts.ts-e a ~
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9ithllload 1lspatrll,

ss~THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY,
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NEW FIGS at PIzzryl's, s07 Broad street.

SHIPPERS, TIES, BusKINs, &C., cheap at 30
scuES,s, 500 and 81 Il Broad street.
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WANTED, a COOK, who can come well
s,n family about four miles from this city. Apply
lrtwecn y aud 2 O'Clock 7. NJ. to
c.. l.. RADWAY,
CO 2n-ot No. 80 north Ninth street.
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|: N.TuRaI1zgD.-G George Sloan was natu.
Eralized Yesterday In the Hastings Court
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SWEET, juicy pears at P1zzrNrs, so7 Broa'
street. -
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Spallard. R.E
Powcrs.R
power Neal
Pnapnhsur,y A.
prcp W4
pricc hbsn
paS Ioi,,, n
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Wscj,.,..; J,s N..;ss,,s "a
ssc, issc,,a,.s; 1srrf
nfSNsi1ssAMp
pah,,,s,,,, (. n
Hos,;noc,, pohi,s,,a,
R0bfnsou. ,SuI,ti
Ross,sr Raw, Zen /
Royni. .Wn
Roane John
Randolnb. r..
saunders, 'TJ.s
SANTOS. an. Al. a
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Scott, s, b.
Shepherd, q. w.
Shepherd. Wm.
~ SSSt
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WANTS.

y1TASTED.-A. No. l BOOT AND
w SHOEMAKER is wanted ut Ivor stattons on
me Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad Eor fur-
.n. .t. ,n'nrt,cniars address Z. MASTER,
"e! S,s Iyor station, Va
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ri, n1oK AND JOB WORK EE AEI.x, EX s;S;
.DFSUTEn Ar TIE nisP ATcH Fkth1ssss'sSs' ~
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ansje,,ss,,s aj, @ fsyy iyssi;'iy.s
sInsnnSts ~ ~ - : f HIRfrs K
Indersot, n Fnbanf 8
RncsNrsPolIys escrrysldi
1 Iujersou. Sally tcofores
fAnders0i1, M. hi aeaffy, i
| Baker, jimmie Gas,aeT.
| BsiIey. JuifA GaIiIRnri.
i Banks. Rebeoca Glenn, ~
| Eassett, 8. 4. Grove, III
i Bf;Ife. u. Gray, ID. Z
| Black. 8. Green, T.,
| UIeirJ II. Green. n
% pn,,d M,S .Yobn Haws5itnT
Baskins,
4 RnMrorriM ] Mrs. Hawktns
Jorr ri Hoii0Na,
RrsYfnn. 1frus 4. Hund1ey
G..pv - - ,HorneY
Dsgss.5ryst Howya,ld
nsSsSv, - q, C,,v.v, ftfassayf.
, fos,nsa;si :Tohnso,,.
/ 3tcetcLs xx.., - ss Ssosn,.s.,
Du,. Du..,st1aIst 49, n rhSnSnn
ByEle, 1Af g sanlsa n
But,s. ~. NJ ~. ysncts s 70,
SSsas,mr SSsuas, u. =, -, n =
GasatustI,, s ~ H. lsou 49, 4,
49, SSs, -, =. e q y I.ee M "A
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| o, So,nhv iiice Lunrey.j i
So.Duy, !. A''ce Assp Wce,niSs2,. s,'
CoMausss S;o,,sa. sss: g po h9iner'A % "
son So,.s 49, NonfhIy.
SouoaSy2<A -. ~ Iso.tan,
Sa ~ NH, ~ ~ Wonsland
Sraooin; G sac..o.s MsOLlanu
Danlei. u. Is. DLoIItsoui
DauuIlds,Th r. S,h, S,rhss Z,
DsI,onl, sI ". IA Etvas,sy I;
DIcRcSsSSsis, 50 -
r'-s - 3 cENSTrEHIT
=. S.sn...,.a. .e.
Alien, AaeIhs, wm. fe.0s Cray. Sna:ssiI' Il.
Adams, julius Gunther,
Andr1asevick, y. Hseen We. q
Anderson. W.W. maIIis, 2;
baer, Phiiip nunHr,f
BalloW, J.J narTtson.
Bacor, Conrad hara: a.
Barhn, Chrssr Haps IRet
Barrett, Elisha Hatcher,
Bartly, VIM. L. u.
Beaz,ey ,Massina Hawkins,
Bidford, VIM. (coiored
Bend, JAS; @; i,;a,t1s Hsatn. =; L
BerkleY, W.N nIgkoA, y
Bifley, Cnaa. no,ines, :
Bird, +. NJ Hooson, .
Bolton, x. nj. noMnlau.,
Boyd, VIM. Eolllns, =
Bowles, g. lcordJ HoWasSa,
Bose, Alien Jenhaiiss, Ten, !,
Boxley, o.N; gaarsS, 90 saiso,, = I
BreWster S,o, Ea, JaUsSopi, :, - y r
Brient, ~. yah,so, Jah,.ss, -
3 brown, row. ,sna James lv'a yohnson, yohnson'
bruce, bruce,, ,ne 1eo. 1no No .yoi,nsSn yo
Brown, VIM. Johnson,
Butler, 8. M. johnson,
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WANTED, COOK, WASHERS AND
W IRONERS.I have places ready for a large
number Of cooks, &C.. in private families IN New M
York Brooklyn, New jersey and Philadelphia also
white or colored TO go TO Ashland, Va; also,
TEN CoAI-MINERS for Bapnett's mines In tnn-
ANA Apply to j. T. JUsIiS, LABOR agent gssrast
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EREE-TO GIVE AWAY.-Thc eXciu-
L siye right Of ten Of the best counties In the inc
State for the most beautiful article IN the FANCi
GOODS LINE ever patented. Sells at s1ght frohtS
large. Money in IT, Apply at once to
BISHOP & NORTHRUP,
Sole Manufacturers,
60 2S-6t* Wyandotte, Michigan.
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r OsT. .aLEATHERr<s0yEREDMEAV q
Dtshnnnd frStfiess lUsfsrs Enthusiastically srrzlEcos
Ffnsier wili plesac retuFn it % Eo. lodMn tiAn,
and receive compensation for ne w
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NRDERS WANTED.-WESSO The
" TAILOR Is the cheapest man in the city for the
same class OF work. No MAkESHIFTS Tor nts, Dnt
FIT. Workmanship and style. Competition dehed;
Goods fresh from Baltimore every day. Cal ana
See him. trial is all he asks. Same place NO: ~
Twelfth street, nearly opposite D1Spoleh DuliuhS.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-30

a YOUNG GENTLEMAN WHO IS
N fully qualified to teach the usual English
branches. Latin. French, and German, wishes the
SITUATION of TEACHER; private family pre-.
Irrrxd References unexceptionablc. Address Is Is.
G.. t,enito post-otfice, Powhatan county, Va.
IN Q0-cCSrGf<
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-30

EoR RENT, THE LARGE AND Aa
E excellent BRICK TENEMENT No. A0g; 4st !e4
on the south side Of Clay, between Fourth ana fiin
streets Il contains eleven rooms, Desnss aIlplc LIZ
improvements Possession ut once: Apply 10, 70