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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-17

ST. PATRICK's DAY.-To.day is s.. Pat
rick's day, ever dear to the Irish heart
reparaticns have been made to celebrate il
With great eclat, and the representatives o
the Emerald Isle will no doubt enjoy them.
selves to their hearts content. The Hiber-
nian Society will assemble on Marshall street
between Ninth and Tenth streets at 81
o'clock the Catholic Total Abstinence and
Catholic Beneficial Societies will form on
Ninth between Broad and Marshsll streets,
right resting on Broad street; the St. Alloy
sius and Boys Societies on Marshall between
Ninth and Tenth streets, right resting on
Ninth street; the German Societies on
Tenth between Broad and Marshall streets,
right resting on Mirshall street; the McGill
Lyceum and Ancient Order of Hiber.
mans on Broad between Ninth and Tenth,
right resting on Ninth. The lire will'be
formed as follows: Catholic Total Absti-
nence Society, Thomas Ccx, president ;
Catholic Beneficial Society, Robert E. Eng.
lish, yice-presideut Hibernian Society, P.
T. Moore, president; St. Aloysius Society,
John Morrissey, president; the Boys So.
cety, Waller Mackey in charge; ST. Joseph's
Society, f. Eyers, president; ST. Benedictus
Society. Francis Laube, president; st. Bopi-
facius Society, William Felthaus. president; /;
McG'li Lyceum Society, James b. Mckenny,
president; Ancient Order of Hlbernians,
James Hayes, president.
The line of march will be up Broad to
Sixth, down Sixth to Grace, down Grace to
the Cathedral, where services will be held
and discourse delivered bY Rev. Father
Hand, OF North Carolina. After services the
procession will be reformed {societies taking
their same positions In line), right resting on
Ninth. The procession will move as fol-
lows: Up Ninth to Broad, down Broad to
Twenty fifth. up Twenty fifth to Main. up
Main to First, up Firstto Marshall, down
Marshall to Fourth, down Fourth to Broad,
down Broad to Seventh. down Seventh to
Grace. down Grace to Executive Mansion,
where the procession will pass in review be-
fore his Excellency Governor Kenper
thence to the City Hall, where, after being
reviewed by Mayor Kelley, it will be dis
missed. aa.ia.f
The assistant marshats will meet in front
of the City Hall. -s Ts..E ss5
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RECOVERY OF THE BoDY OF THE MISSING
CATERER WAS He MURDERED ?-On Mon
day morning, February %, William Mitch
ell, the colored caterer at the st. Charles Ho-
tel. was seen in grocery store on Franklin
street, where he bought small quantity OF
whiskey, since which time he bad been
missing until yesterday afternoon, when bis
body was found in the lock near Eleventh
street while canal.boat was passing through.
1t was in this lock that Mary Holmes was
thrown. When found, Mitchell bad shoe
and stocking on bis lett foot aud stocking
on his right foot, but there was no other ar
| ticie of clothing upon him. There was cut
over the right eye and two cuts over the lett
| eye, aud remarkable depression on the right
| side OF the skull, which will have to be eX
| amned in order TO ascertain whether it is
| patural conformation or the result OF VIC.
| lence.
The body was considerably decomposed
when found, and after being wrapped up
was taken to the City Morgue, where DR..
Taylor will make a post mortem examina-
ton and hold an irquest to-day.
Mtchelrs mother.in.laW states that she has
heard him threaten to drown himself.
He was thirty.s'X years old, lived near the
City Morgue, and leaves wife.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-17

POLICE Court, YgsTERDAY...Justice Joseph
j. White presiding.-Willism Wilson
charged with beng drunk and down in the
street. was discharged and ordered to leave
the city. . s.
Mary Murphy, an old offender, was sent
to Jail for sixty days for drunkenness.
William Seay. charged with trespassipe
on the premises of and assaulting Mary 4.
S,arkie and destroying her furniture, was
discharged.
Marth4 Freeman (colored, charged with
being drunk and creating disturbance ir
the street, was discharged.
William B. Seay was fined two dollars fol
being drunk and disorderly in the street.
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FATAL ACCIDENT ON DOCK STREET.-Mr.
Hawes desires 1t to be stated that be was in-
formed by an eyewitness that Richard Rid
lev was not knocked from the cars bS
striking the bridge, but that while walking
from one car 10 another he lost his footing
and fell. An eyewitness who gave Coroner
Taylor the facts. and from whom we re-
ceived them, states that Ridley had his back
to the bridge, aud his head struck it as the
cars passed under; and that is the way he
was knocked of.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-17

THE ALLEGED MURDERER ACQUITTED The
jury in the case of Beverley Jackson COLOR
ed), charged with the murder of Henry
Scott (colored) on the 2Ssh of December,
1876, brought in verdict of "Not guilty.
Prior to the discharge Of the prisoner, Mr..
Fitzpatrick, counsel for Jackson, arose and
asked that - Scott, brother of the muir
dered man, be bound over to keep the peace,
as he had beard that Scott said he would kill
Jackson if he was acquitted. The sheriff was
sent out to find Scott, but returned without
being able to do so.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-17

RICHMOND DIsTR1Cr GRkHeE, No. 1, PA.
TRofs OF HUsnAEDRY--SEooHDe eDAY's Pro.
cEEDrsGs.-The Grange was opened at The
appointed hour, Worthy Master Southall in
the chair. The following trustees OF the
Grange were elected-viz.: Garland Hanes,
E. s. Allen, aud 4. G.. Hudgins.
The following committees, appointed in
pursuance of the requirements OF the by.
laws, were announced by the Master:
Finance. NJ. Hepson, 3. 0. Peatross,
and 8. r. Seal. :
Business.-L. e. Harvie, DR.. D. 8. Wat.
son. and DR.. c. r. Cullen.
The Grange elected the following Execu.
tive Committee: E. S. Allen, r. r, Farrar,
and DIR. C.. Archer.
The subject Of the cooperative store about
to be established In this city was called up
and Mr.. Robert Lecky, secretary, gavea fol
account OF the: workings of the plan which
has been adopted, and which has proved SC
successful in England; aad, on motion, the
masters Of the subordinate oranges In this
district were requested to bring the subject
before their respective oranges, and cause
books of subscription to be opened that
members may take stock.
After good deal OF routine business the
Grange adjourned to the first Tuesday ir
November next.
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FRIDAY. MARCH II, 1916.
WEATHER REPORT.

PROBABILITIES TODAY Washington,
March 16, 1S16.-For the South Atlantic
aud Gulf States, clear or clearing weather,
southerly to westerly winds, stationary or a
slight rise 10 temperature during Friday,
sud rising barometer east Of the lower Mis-
sissippi river.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley during
Friday, partly cloudy and clearing weather,
with northwest 10 southwest winds, rising
barometer. and stationary or slight fall in
temperature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-17

FOUND guilty. William Voney (colored.
was tried in the County Court yesterday fol
assaulting aud resisting Constable A. NJ
Chakley while in the discharge of his duty.
and fined twenty-five dollars by the jury
Mr. S. M. Page, counsel for the accused
asked that the verdict be set aside upon the
ground that it wss contrary to the law and
evidence. The Court everrUled the motion
and the counsel filed bill of exceptions
thereto. The court added thirty days con-
finement in jail to the finding Of the jury.
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CoNTINUED.-Four of the counts against
Phil. Epps and Charles Robinson, indicted
for arson upon the property Of Colonel F.
G. RUfio, of Chesterfield. were continued
in the County Court yesterday until the next
term. The other two counts were elected
to be tried in the Circuit Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-17

Discovery OF HUHAN RgNAINs.-Work-
men engaged in cutting down an embank'
ment on Semms street have discovered evil
dences of an old buryiDg. ground. Bones,
teeth, beads, ETC., were dug up.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-17

BoscHES Il BROTHER offer their winter stock OF
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, and Valises at very 10"
prices In order TO make room for spring goods
SOC and 5l1 BROAD STREET
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy and
rainy during the day. AT night it was clear
aud pleasant.
Thermometer YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 43; !;
0 A. NJ. Al; 12 NJ, 81; 3 P. NJ, 65; 6 P. NJ,
IS: miduight, IS.
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EXTRACT from letter Of the importer: y
81 can send no better TEAS, because there are nc
better imported than those am supplying you
with.'
Call at A. P1zzINI's, JR., s07 Hroad street, ans
try them. Only 81 so per pound !or the best
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-17

The MArIsEE.-Professor Brown willgiva
au entertainment ut The Theatre tomorrow
afternoon at O'Clock. Reserved seats may
be bad at Wystts without any additional
charge. n ~ sts
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COMMISSION MERCaANTS.-We solicit your OF.
ders for printing, or cali at any time You may
wish TO see specimens or eb ain estimates, feenne
assured that II will be to your advantage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-17

COOK & LAUGHTON. 10Y A. M, will continue
sale Of frut-trees, flowers, &C., for franklin
Davis O. Co.
CHAPLIN, STAPLES & CO., 4 p. NJ, two new
brick houses In Manchester.
BYERLY Sc POWELL, at 10Y A. M., furniture,
&C., &c.
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SETTLED Up.-l'be accounts Of Rash Bur
pess. is,e collector OF internal reyepsle, have
been balane at the department OF Wash
ington, and MIR. Burgess was yesterday
notified that the sum of $5e0,84 Is eomisg to
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FINED.-Charles Turpin (coloredl was
fined two dollars each in two cases yesterday
by the Mayor for riding bis horse at faster
rate than the Jaw allowed.
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A. WHlY2 SQUIRREL.-Mr. Howard, OF
Floyd county, member. Of the House OF
Delegates, presented to the State yesterday q
white squirrel 1t will be placed in the
State Library for . few days, after which it
will be SET at liberty In the Square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-17

TEAs-Epicuressp spronounce CHRISTIAN
WHITES 81 and 81. so TEAS uneQualledin the city
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing zone 1t Tue
DISPATCH PRINT1NG-HoUsR. Good WorA, 10"
prices and satisfaction guaranteed
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Cir ExHlBIrioN.--Arneld, the wizard,
will give three entertainments at Assembly
Hall. commencing on the 28d Of March. &
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-17

IT is CONCEDED by ell smokers that WHIT
LOCKS MODEL CIGARS he the. best for ten cents
For sale every where. Et.g s.f.f}y.. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-17

DIsPATCH PRrNTISG-HousR.-In order 10 NEE,
the constantly Increasing demands Of our trade We
have added q well.seiected assortment Of new
TYPE, which, together with our IMPROVED Ma.
cHrNERY and sKnFUL MECHANICAL TALENT.
warrant us In guaranteeing the vEsY BEsT CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and In the most ex.
pedisious manner. cstt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-17

SALE OF RAILROAD CERTIFIcATEs.-Messrs
Davenport &. Co., stock auctioneers, sold at
auction yesterday sufficient amount of the
New York and OSwego Midland Railroad
seven per cent. receivers certificates to net
So, ,200-amount of a debt for which they
were held as collateral. They brought $40 25
per Sl00. There were two past-due coupons
attached,
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HAMS, Westphalia cure; something extra al
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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H1rpe,'s Weekly asd Frank Aeshe.s
illustrated Newspaper rsceiTed nom % y.
EIlysap, l1l2 Main street.
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GLOVER MIL COAL.-S3 10 Tor 1915
\ pounds; $3. 90 for 1900 pounds: S4.90 FOR
2t00 Isaln.,. Also, ANTHRACITE and SPi.lST
GOALS. CuKt1, ana OAK and PINE WOOD
the laN,s, urlc,s Il. COTTRELL,
l,US-2,r Siuth street and R2sin bank.
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Anew MORE Of those large PECANs lrft al fiZ
zINI's. Send In your orders.
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HESRIco COUNTY CoURT.-This court meet.
again to morrow. No business of public in
terest was transacted yesterday.
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ORANGES at twenty and twenty-five cents pc
dozen at PIZZINI'S.
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DIANoRA, WARD, and other CHOICE BRANDS OF
ToBAccos for sale wholesale and retail at z. WHIT
LOCKS, 1445 Main street. .ts 2t.ifzi. l
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Bitlsmo,od 1ispatth.

GE- 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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CUsroM (hand-made) WORK 70 order, and guay'
anteed to at. Repairing neatly done by -
.EsE HoscHxg q BROTHER, &
~ SOC aud 511 Broad street.
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/ Il have anaIyzed the wHIsKxY5 known under The
brand Of :" B SELECT, = controlled by Messrs. Wall
TER D. BLAIR & Co.. RichnSond, Va. and find II
FREE FROM FUsTL.orL and other impurities, and
recommend its use for medicinal and family pur-
poses. J. B. McCAw, NJ. D., late Professor Of
Chemistry, Medical College OF Virgins.
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BED and YELLOW BANANAS and FLORIDA Or
ANGES at PIzzINIS.
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reuET ARTICLES.

..xr ENGLISH HAIR-BRUSHES
J. AND
..,g.HErSHES
CHARACTERISTICS,
DRESSING COMBS, &C.
.-.s.,,,nal .upply OF fine ENGLISH HAlh'
31,'.,Ir> ,,.sly received, aad for sale by
j. BLAIR, Druggist,
corner Erold and Nin.h streets
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GO TO GnIGe's, Tenth aud Msln streets, 70
Gate
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CocoANUTs-rour for twenty-five cenis-as PIz-
zINI'S; all warranted sound. -. S.t: +
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| YktN'S VALLEY COAL.-FOur hun.
l. drca tons oi ihi- celebrated coal 70 sale. lss
Reliance AMI Hurnsidc Egg and stove; ives
Virginia S,IGt oil ali kinds: Georges Creek Cum
bsrIrud, iug steam aud smiths use Glover II
ant Midlothian Lump; Soft Lump and Hail Coke
usA &ui Fine VOID W1rI ROBsRIS.
o. - cnruer seventeenth and Cary streets.
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SECOND lot OF that EXTRA FINE GUNPowDEa
TEA just received by PIzzISI, 807 Broad street.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

MEETING OF THE CITY CONSERVATIVE Com
-RE0RGANIzATIoN.-Am meeting OF the
City Conservative Committee was held last
night-B. c. Gray, < O.. in the chair, and
pres eut the following members: MessIs.
Lemuel Powers. J. c. Dckerson, y. Z:
Gregory, A. w. Weisiger. of Marshall
Ward; A. r. Courtney, c. Thon, A. Is.
Wells, Dabney G. Baker, OF Jtfferson Ward
w. A. Maury, j. B. Purcell, T. j. Starke, OF
Madison Ward; P. W. Grubbs, j. S. Well.
ford, W. II. HaXal, A. l.. Elicit. of Monroe
Ward; II. c. Adams. Thomts Cox, Il. f.
Gaskins, Thomas +. Haupegar, of Jackson
Ward; Z. B. Berkeley. Il. w. Pickrell, j. +.
Meredith, W, L. Royall. of Clay Ward.
Mr.. X. II. Whit lock was elected a member
OF the jefferson Ward delegation in place OF
Judge W. w. Crump, resigned.
On account Of the uncertainty prevailing
as TO whether Jackson Ward was represent
ed at the last meeting when officers were
elected, all of the committee resigned. The
following were then elected: City Superin'
tendent, b. G. Gray; Assistant Superintend-
eut, r. B. Berkeley; Secretary, W. d. Ches.
terman; Treasurer. G. Watt Taylor; Ser
geant> >a:-Arms, John &. Moss. 1t was the
wish of Mr.. Royal to retire from the place
of assistant superintendent.
Mr. Dlekerson presented resolutions in
favor of a primary election. They were
referred to a committee appointed to con.
slider and report plan for making nomira'
tions, consisting of Messrs. Dickerson, Court
neg, Purcell, Gaskins, Haxall, and Mere
dth-one from each ward.
The following ward superintendent were
elected:
Marshall Ward: 0. 2. Gregory.
Jtff.rson Ward: +. II. Whtlock.
Madison Ward: w. A. Msury.
Monroe Ward 2. w. Grubbs.
Jackson Ward Thomas F. Hanuegap.
Clay Ward: +. B. Berkeley.
A series of resolutions from the K. X. h
congratulating the committee on its organ
izatiou, and Offering the services OF the kiut
in the coming campaign, were presented and
read, and the thanks of the committee voted
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-17

SMOKED SALMON and BLoATERs, at CHRIsTIA.
& NHITE,s
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fIUNER HlLL coal, DELIVERED
Y q, c1G. Um.rs. cheaper than ever betore-not
tscul>"u i !ri good. for II Is really better thar
.t'. 1000 pounds at $40; 1000 pounds a.
$3.50. 1875 pounds At 1850
t'...s: t"syl!h above Main. and First hetweeI
Gf.rr lnt Broad. Yard: SIKH ayd BYRD.
r. &. JONES,
FL Commt re- al agent.
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1910 aKIsa's, Tenth and Main streets, for .
,,ofSocf Ar .y u sEsl.k = .-Stz
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- iaz-7TTIzI,y|EH13, .35Hlsrs 4 kSnor sns Ss@ inv g.
lr,TTESS ~, bano the finest PA * W.
s0.iS c t>ESr tf.d md DINI>G ROOM FURS1.
hng "a sHhs \. ryrr Kept. with all the lower
"a ss sT.,s,sii sss tnsy n'1sf wi be 'sS ss,s
.s,r-. .ncSSai' .H,.n"r ,h.n any goods OF tht
',s., gaAI;g ever '"' E.G .THRIGHT,
l6 Governor street.
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ovxn-eAIrERs AT GRIee's, Tenth and Main
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PERSONAL. Congressman flatt wss In the
Senate chamber yesterday.
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usrIrcR PRNrNG-Ho HoUE1--unsurpsss 2.
cilities for che prompt execunsa o. an - -
m,ntine, Orders nned promptls and = IoW pss''ea'
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GOAL AND WOOD-NU HUMBUG.-
I Anthracite Coal IS. 50M:7 per 1000 poulI1s
t,-,f f~ps!nt rr ~,Ini., anuel. - 5UGS4 per l,ouU
ragasi. ~ ~ 2JMS5 per 1000 p"unGs COKE
s. a>5.75 urr Iu,d; Engine coal. ~ 5GMT2 per
no, 600 pruuCs: Glover Hiu. s3 .6pM S3.9'M
- 4et~r l,,ad or ton. Oak and Pine Wood al low
=, ar,.-. Satisfaction guaranteed. Make The re
.u,-' gA"u orucrlng coal AID have II weighed d?
i,r, Ncshmasler, Nincieenth fnH CARY streets.
,,fE CHARLES II. PAGE.
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puChLAND LIME.-1,209 barrels daily
IL expected Itr schooner Maggie Bell. For sale
from NthSeI. l9l LEE
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HUsrINss CoURT.-The Hastings Court
was not in session yesterday.
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B00TS, SHOES, &c.

AT COST! AT COST n
will from this date sell out my entire
STOCK of ROOTS, SHOES, HATS, and THUMBS
at and below cost to close business.
STORE FOR REnT.
J. GOLDSMITH.
No. 400 Broad street, corner Fourth.
Atk
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III AFjAG JUST kEGkIVED FkOM
o. se Importers lot of PRIME MEsSINA
aaq th' AN prepared 10 sell ~ my Gus, omers
low nr,o ,na'ilr nics- sized, juicy ORAaG ior The
VE&kfIr s., " Eye. pSr dozen, and y aue large
Gri. '''ay al tbls seasa,n than free use OF This
je2l szv 90. .s.. A; a. dp!Z4IGi, JR..
M -a<s.-.S BOT Broad st.eet.
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CHLpRENs SHOES AT GRIec's, Tenth and Maii
streets II re- =
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WANTED. BY A GENTLEMAN AND
w HIS WIFE an UNFURNISHED ROOM,
conveniently located. with servants attendance,
&c adjacent to boarding. house or private family
where they can get their mells. Address 90. B ;"
Dispatch office, giving lowest terms and location.
NH Z. 2t*
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VIZ ANTEO, CONFEDERATE MONEY
w issued in 1861. Also lfty-cent, one dollar,
and two-dolar notes, issued In 1858 and 1854
| Also, Confederate Bonds and Postage-Stamps of
any issue. =. f. JOHNSTON.
Music and News dealer. 81 8 Main street.
NH 15.3t
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- -i1C7. - F9Hs!tuSE NJ s,..: !,st: 20
VI r, a,tl q, ana .,nn ,tn' to $3.50; walnutps
t',,yc-js' 81 sar.Fsio0; - sts,ued do. $50 q
5ysrnrs. s75 e !" $50: rarior Sn,,s. eS Q
@ s =. %SS1 nd hossis SSss' usss,'sssi Sssssss
y - Er,;,, ny Va cxr rcculiv packed for ship
Ar ''Ts r.; H. .ihc'"'' J. ID. GkTEwOOD,
%. -. Ro..a street, 'e'~een Third and FOURTH
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| DEAL ESTATE WANTED.-I have
III customers wanting to buy IMPROVED RIAL
ESTATE for investment; Others for personal use
| 4 lso. some desiring to rent DWELLINGS at mod
| crate rates. Owners may address
| j. l.. APPEgSON,
NH l7-2t Real Estate Agent, &c.
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WANTED, a GIRL, WHITE OR Co
w LORHD, 10 nurse an infant. Also, q SET.
TIED WOMAN 10 cook an0 wash. Apply at $40
Ninth street, between Ilay and elgh Streets.
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WANTS.

yXTANTED, TO SELL PRIVATELY,
w for cash or on short time, q well.built NEW
BRICK HOUSE, With SIX rooms. In the western
part Of the city, and In growing and gentee neigh.
present occupant will take annual lease at pay.
ing rental. Address the owner, B.. r. - city post
office fe 27-eod1mk
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WI WANTED, A GOOD COACHsPA1NT.
w Err one that can do general work, repairing,
&C., &c. Address PULLES & PIERCE,
NH 1885, Norfolk, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-17

n iNok IL JACOB, c,rner OF <N
: -. LI'rh a0d Fourth s.reers. have SEfEM
i TsfRlSG W AGUAS, SPRING ~sraEsE-
80 60 HOtkAWAYS and TOP bG1GiES Of
-, rEIi rIH iNa1e OF The best material; also one
,rfi s,ot-hAa - II aCk.!u good repair. This work
.y.,o 80. i"h TO sui, The s.mes. Repairing doae
- "-'ISess aDd dispatch. fuh .Ex
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-17

EOR RENT, BRICK STORE ANDns: s:
opposite The Old Market. suitable for any business
Kent moderate 10 good tenant Apply to
MILLHlSTR Il STRAUS,
Real Estate Agents, No. G Eleventh street.
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CeNFEOFEONEREES.

II
T'->olNE 0LD DiANORA TOBACCO.
~ 'Srs-!eo Sehu;ne"id DiaNORA TOBACCO--,he
30 r, ' " ths M io, tal early II you waat supply.
50 rn.iiSs S,lnsA Sq mAhD BRAND LHardgzove'sj,
~ e..si,s STkA WBEKkY TWIST Isttter,s).
JJJ r,s"1 |e atG eighteen 10 the pound; -. =
ans E',oo .no S,o three Donnos| fresh PEACHES
"he sonATOkS at baltimore pricas
mig LooiS d. EOSslEUX,
l4l2 Main 81 rect
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-17

TOR RENT, A HOUSE containing GS
Il several comfortable rooms, with water Ill
convenient Apply at 913 Tweuty dfth street, ee
tween a. and 2. mn lo.,.
EOR RENT, NEW Brick HOUSE aa
Il No. 756 north Fourth street-newly pa ~ ~
room on upper floor. Apply at ClGAR-SFORE,
corner Ninth and Main. nm 14-ot