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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-24

To PREVENT ELECTION FRAUps.-Mr. John
SON Introduced bill in the Senate yesterday
to prevent fraud in elections. The bill pro
yides that in all towns of over 1000 inhabit'
ants the judges OF election shall be provided
With envelopes of uniform size and color
that the name of the voter shall be numbered
in the poll-books as he votes, and the judge
shall mark the number thus affixed to his
name on the ticket, and the ticket so mum
bered shall be sealed up in the envelope ano
deposited in the ballot-box. No ballots shal
be counted which are not numbered to cor
respond with names OF voters on the poll
books, and which are not enclosed in enVe
lopes. All other ballots shall be rejected and
filed away and returned with the other bal.
lots, as now provided by law.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

WHAT Hon. T. w. BIcKNRIL THNKs OF
TIE RICHMOND PuBLIo ScHooLs.-Hon. L. "
Bicknell, editor OF the Ne,S England Educd
tional Journal, and lats Superintendent o
Schools of the State Of Rhode Island, IL
company with Dr.. William 81. Ruftner, State
Superintendent OF Schools Of Virginia,
number of the members of the Senate and
House OF Delegates, and Mr.. John IL. Zig
gins, Of the City Council, met yesterday
morring at the Richmond High-School in
time to witness the opening exercises. Ex
celIent singing by the whole school, and
specimens of fne reading By Miss lda
Mitchell, Of the grammar, and Master Clar.
ence Dearborn, of the High-School grades,
were given. The party next visited the sew
eral school>rooms, and many Of the scholars
were critically examined by Mr. Bicknell.
From the High.School Mr.. Bicknell, &C.
companied by Messrs. Binford, Moses, and
Higgins, visited Leigh school. Here much
TINA was consumed in the inspection Of each
OF the schools in the building. The pupils
ACQUITTED themselves well, renecting much
CT edit upon their teachers.
The party next visited the Baker school
(colored). The scholars in many Of the
rooms showed great proficiency and pro-
gress in their respective studies. The pupils
were then assembled in the hall, closing the
exercises with some fine singing.
The visitors finished up the days inspee-
tion with a brief visit to Madison sehool,
where the scholars were assembled in the
main hall and entertained the visitors with
interesting exercises, consisting of singing
and reading, which were well rendered.
At the invitation of j. M. Higgins, ESQ.,,
the party also visited the St. Joseph's Or.
phsn Asylum. Hon. T. W. Bicknen ex-
pressed himself much pleased with the IN.
sttution, especially its interior arrange
ments, the bright and happy faces Of the
orphans, &c.
At each of the public schools visited Mr..
Bicknell was called on to say few words
to the scholars, which he did in very happy
and appropriate manner. To-day he will
visit the public schools in Petersburg. On
Saturday be will return and lecture to all
the teachers at their regular weekly meeting
in the High.School building.
Mr.. Bicknell expressed himself as greatly
pleased with his visit through our public
scheols, and said that he thought astonishing
progress had been made in the schools con-
sideriug the short time they had been In ope'
ration. . -
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C1rY SCHOOL BoARD.-A meeting of the
City School Board was held yesterday after.
noon in the Board roons at the High.Schco
building. Present: Messrs. A. III. Kelley
(p:esidentl Binford (sHperintendent), Moses
tsecretary), Knight, Courtney, Rady, straus,
aud Scott. -a
Mr.. Binford, Superintendent Of Schools,
submitted his report for March, showing the
condition Of the schools. Enrolment for the
month White, 2,s13; eolored, 1,65S-total,
4,47l. Average daily attendance: White,
2,724; colored, 1,572-total, 1926. Tota
enrolment: White, 3,17O; colered, 2,015-
total, e,1S5. Percentage of attendance
White, 97.2; colored, 96.5.
The financial report of Secretary Moses
was received and approved by the Board,
Judge Beverly R. Wexford was elected 8
member of the Board from the Second dis
trlct 10 place Of Colonel j. c. Shields, re-
signed. ... ..
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END OF SUIT FOB DAMAGES BETWEEN La
p1Es.-In July of 1873, upon complaint ol
Miss Mary N. TinsIey, Justice T. n. Saun'
ders issued warrant for the arrest OF Miss
Clara Blakely, charged with having illegal
possession of one breastpin OF the said Mary
N. Tipsey. Accused was acquitted by the
Police Justice. Accused, representing that
she had suffered great pain OF body and
anxiety of mind, and was greatly exposed
and injured in her credit and circumstances,
entered suit against Miss Tinsley for twenty
five dollars damages. It not appearing, as
alleged, that Miss Tinsley " falsely, and ma.
liciously, and without any reasonable or
probable cause" instituted the prosecution,
the jury, under the instructions Of the Judge,
found q verdict for the defendant.
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BRPoRs MARRIAGE AND APTER.-Rev. q.
r. Deems, D. D., pastor OF the Church Of
the Strangers, In New York, lectured at the
Broad. Street Methodist church last night:
Subjects: "Before Marriage end After. =
The lecturs-room, was about half filled, and
about half of the audience was made up ol
Young couples. In many respects the DOC
tors lecture was quite interesting, but IN
others It was only e repetition of'what is
heard and said every day about the marriage
relations, He talked good deal about the
ladies. but dealt very kindly with the wicked
men. He thought It was the duty of every
man to marry, but he denounced Wifs-hunt-
ing in emphatic terms. He discussed the
problem as to whether, 8 bachelor can live
happily. and concl16ed that he couldn't.
whether the ladies ought to marry was 3
knetty question he wouldn't and didn't IN.
dertake to decide. He told several anec-
dotes during his lecture, and got away from
his subject several times during the evening.
he spoke fthe qualities that q woman opght
TO possess to make good wife, but when be
came to talk shout the husband, for the sake
/ OF the husbands who we're there, he didn't
get any further than to say he must be man
OF character. But It Is scarcely fair TO the
Doctor to give bare notice Of his lecture,
which possessed some very forcible and In
teresting features. He paid very pretty
tribute to the model wife, but could not tell
" hat thai soming In like sunbeame and van.
ishing iikeaa angel, and making evsEything
around hersweet and attractive, was. BE bad
seeu all ss0rts Of women 10 his life, had
preached to the Wretched creatures Ein the
Tombs of New York, had seem them In all
characters aud conditions, and could net re-
member one Who did not possess some at
tracsion. ia stsssf; f;st st#
81 Dra Deep1a left the c;ty last night. ~ f<:
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Police Court, Justice Joseph
j. White presiding. w ednesday morning
Lewis Spencer,a negro man, was arrested on
the charge Of frauduently collecting money
from 3. j. Willis for the ostensib!e purpose
of burying William Mitchell, the negro man
who was drowned in the dock short time
since. Yesterday morning Spencer .wss
brought before the Police Court. The evi-
dence disclosed the fact that the accused was
In the habit of raising money in that way.
Spencer, having been convicted Of petit
larceny once before, was sent on to the grand
jury OF the Hastings Court to answer the
charge of felony.
The case OF Tazewell Corr, charged with
trespassing on the premises OF and threaten
ing to cut Nicholas Neurohr with knife,
was continued until to-day.
The case Of Ben. MerriWeather and Peyton
Anderson, two oolored boys, charged with
breaking and entering the pigeon-house OF
Walter e. Addison and stealing Twelve
pigeons, valued at three dollars, was con.
tinued until Saturday.
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The Germans and Primary Election
RICHMOND, March %, 1876.

The Germans and . Primary Election.
RNHhoND, March %, 1876.
Editors Of the Dispatch:
In reply to Monroe's question il TO.
days Dispatch as stoWhieh one OF the late
primary. election plans I alluded and objected
to in my previous communication, ] would
briefly say that there was but one election
plan adopted and recognized by the City
Committee last fall, as their records will
show; and the very fact that this plan could
be and was applied and construed differently
should of itself have been serious objec.
ton. 8 Monroe himself gives sufficient
evidence Of this when he supposes that the
last election was conducted upon two diff.
ferent aud distinct plans. Il
Should my anonymous friend, however,
wish or see proper to discuss this matter still
further I would request it over his own sig
nature. Very respectfully, L. WAsNER.
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BIrTBN BIZ PR1soNER.-On Wednesday
night difficulty arose in the city Jail be-
tween two negro prisoners named Walker
Hill and Nose. Cranberry, during which
Cranberry bit Hill in the cheek, inf1icting q
painful injury. Deputy Sergeant Briggs
heard the noise, went into the jail.yard. took
out the prisoners, and gave them both =
wbipDing, 80 ;#
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GROCERIES. 3G.

NEW CROP GREEN TEA.-We are
= = y . now receiving our fourth importation o
1CsroNDER TIA, which was selected BY
aessrs husseR Co., OF Shanghai, under specia
srueas as 10 quality and Is represented to be OF the
imported direct from China cia Saa Francisco
aad toe Parike railroad Ia forty-seyen osys
BATON. DkVEkPop r G. MORRTS
NIB 2s-lm Imnortera
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-24

THB FowLg.STEvsNs CAsE.-The House oil
Delegates last night, by vote of seventy
nine to sixteen, passed resolution remov-
Ing Judge George S. Stevens, Of Nelson
county, from Office for conduct unbecoming
a judge, &c. The Senate has yet to act on
the resolution.
Mr.. Fowle has written his resignation, and
will offer 1t without delay, it is understood
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-24

PRoBABILITIRs To-DAY.--Wdshang gton,
March 60, 1S76.-For the Middle States and
Lower Lake region, southeast to southwes.
winds and increasing cloudiness, and during
Friday rising temperature, falling barome'
ter,and possibly areas Of rain. II
For the South Atlantic States, warmer,
easterly to southerly winds, .aBd light rain
during Friday, with falling barometer.
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.,BgoKs Dewa.--As, the carrisge of Mr.. b.
L, Blown was turning the corner OF Twelfth
and Main streets, just ID front Of the Dss.
patch tsfice, yesterday, the hind.axle broke
Short on to one or the wheels. Fortunately,
30 one but the driver was In the carriage at
fhe time ,ss 4s+s ~ (. 80 s-4. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-24

RaAl ESTATE SALgs.-Ssmpson Nc
Crary sold on yesterday aportion Of tse
Lipsconb farm, adjoining Brcsdrock, as ioi.
lows: Four acres to John Charlton At SIe
per acre, ten acres to J. W. Powers At Slo.l2s
per acre, and eight and onsthird acres 70 ..
T. Stewart st Sl9.24 per acre. .s.,5. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-24

The WRArHss YESTERDAY was clear, soel,
and pleasant.
THgRHoasRgR YRsrERDAY: s. A. NJ, 80;
8 A. M., 80; IL n, 81; 5 P. M., 50; sP.M.
4S; midnight, 30.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-24

PRsosAI.-sergeant James Pleasants,
who has been quite sick from erystpeleas. i
improving. ,..5 Z. .:.. So; II
Senator a. B. Cochran and Delegate w.
Pm. Kellam were last night elected homo
rary lhe.members Of the City Guard because
[of their efforts on behalf OF the company bill
IN relation to uniform, which WIS recently
before the Legislature. 3.se, e s..s.,..
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/ removed to the western DlssrIcs, q Lylneh-

teuOFHu 70 Tue Mest6EA Oi5tIlCI, ~ skyUcIa-
burg. ss5. 81 #-ss s:SSs. ..59.
IA the matter Of n. Slaughter & Son. Re
port of assignee and trustee filed.
In the matter af John q. Dodd. Order OF
adjudication entered and restraining order
issued. ]. go.
nthe csse OF John q. Newton. Restrain.
ing order Issued against the sheriff Of Caro-
line county. s.s;
In The mqtter OF a. GoIdback. Special
Commissioner @. G.. Kean was directed 10
take account OF liens.
In the matter OF D. @. Mayo. Special Com
missioner Kean was ordered 10 make certain
inquiries and report; and the assignee was
authorized 10 accept from the bankrup.
SA14.78 ia cash, and bis notes at four, eight,
and twelve months for 81, 1,S00S3, IN ex.
change for the notes new due by him. The
clerk was instructed te.check In Ayor oi
Charles e. w Whitlock fox % 204.55, being the
balance due him in full Of principal and IN.
terest. q 2. al
In the matter Of r. n. Wright q Co. The
assignee was ordered to show cause on the
7th OF April next why certain claim against
z. IA. Broadnax; or the proceeds thereof,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-24

MEMORIAL sBRv1CBs AT ST. ALBAN's HALL
The memorial services In respect to the
memory Of the late J. b. Dowell WIN take
place at ST. Alban's Hall to.nightat s o'clock
An Master Mssons and such persons as hold
cards of admission will be admitted. =,
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srERENTYPRRS, dee.

T LRWIs, 1901 MAIN STREET, STE
/, pgoTYPER and dealer In PRINTING and
LYTnVeRAPHlC INKS. C0Loks, 6oLD, SiL' S.
,-anse ~ ratp,ers carriage makers, &C.. also, ths
e,Josra,ed STAR GOLD PINE for bronMng.
rSs onr sTgREOTYPKFO FOUNDRY In the SO usa
at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-24

WONDERFUL SUCCESS LIE Is reported that Bo-
scHEE's GERMAN sYRUP has, since Its introduce
ton in the United Sates reached the immense ale
OF 10000 dozen per year. tits = certsin cure for
coughs, colds, and consumption. Sample bottles
can be had at any drugstore. Regular sse, 10
cents 1t is curing Its Thousands of con sumption.
PURCELL, LADp q Co., whojesale agents.
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s Drzn YKox iMs Ix5uRIxs. Iae negro boy
who mas 90 badly burned IN 'ednescay aftar.
noon as NO. aa2t Main ssyees 6 tsd that night
IRON tas eEects 0f hsi knsns. 4
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RxroLurl oNAnY FuRNlruRs.---Mr. Albert
R. Crews, olse OF the committee clerks OF che
Rouse, has In bis possession . number of
articles of furn unre which were In the OLD
stone house here during the Revolutionary
war He proposes 70 send them to the Cen.
tennial for exhibit. ION. jat 81 sss4 A ~ If
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nIIIrARY NOTICES.

,,ys .TTENTION.-A at b
i,r ~ ,rpory THIS (Friday) NIGHT In m.
'Si iIodIsj 1s fGs. 81! 'v
order oi Ssp'-'N i. IRWIN SMITH, ORDERLY.
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BLAnroH GRAHaE, PaYRoss on HUsHAaDRY.
Alta meeting OF this Grange, held yesterday
afternoon, the officers elected at 8 preyious
meeting were, installed BY Or. Bhnton,
Worthy Master OF the. State Grange.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-24

CoNy1crs sRscr1yED.-Thomas W. Bunday,
five years, for attempting, and William Jones,
two years, for breaking into vessel. were
received frem Norfolk yesterday at the pen.
itentiary also, Andrew Jones, for five years,
for house breaking, from Prince George.
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DE-. Deems left the city last night.

THs AFRICAN WHkRD.-a Arnold the -Af-
fican Wizsrd, p former resident OF zRich.
mond, gavs aperfcrmaHce at Assembly Hnn
last night % crowd Of no great fize. His
tricks are moderately good.
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nKut,A. mEDECsNESs &c.

DENTAL DEPOT, REMOVED FROM
I0ol Main street 20 9l7, tour doors above. whe 7
The profession will nnd supplies Of every instru-
men, ano material required for the office or labors.
,,ry Any article required by the profession III no
on hInd viii be Immediately ordered from tn
u,uuf.cur urers, aud furnish at their prices.
C.GKSNET, OFT Main street.
,ph o2-Ily&eoGlH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-24

s PARL1lxRR9lRYs LAW.-Rev. DR.. Tfnsley,
OF Appomattox oounty, formerly . chaplain
10 Congress, delivered q very Interesting leo.
ture In the Senate chamber hst night on the
subject of Parliamentary Law. a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-24

DIsrATcH PRnzrING-HoDsE.-Inor order to NEE
she constantly increasing demands Of our trade VI
have added a well-sslected assortment OF KEW
TYPE, which, together with our IMPROVED MA
cHsKRx and sKILFuL MECHANICAL. TALENT
warrant Us In guaranteeing rne vxRY BRsT GLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and In the most ex
pedinous manner. ~
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GRATING. rink.

CkATlNG-RlNh.
- -. yIns will be spen every WEDNESDAY and
yRRIipAI NIGHTS 10 sn|der's Hall lM9nday
EtH.ch MI Thursday night discontinued on
p,ries d..ring 10 have private skating can 40 so
t,,,n the managers. NH 24-lt$
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AUGUST FLowxH.-There is no case Of dyspep
sia that GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER Will not cure.
60 to the nearest drugstore and inquire about It
II you suffer from costiveness, sick headache, soul
stomach, Indigestion. liver complaint, or durango.
ment Of the stomach or liver, try It Two OF three
doses will relieve you. Sample bottles, IL ceass
PURCELL, LApp q Co, wholesale a9ents.
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ExEccyTvz APPouxMMr.-Ths Goyernef
yesterday appointed Thomas Kilyert eoms
missioner OF deeds for Virgiaia, TO reside in
New York city. Il. ,5
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DIANoRk, WARD, and other CHOICE BRANDS o.
ToBAccos for sale wholesale and retan at p. WHIT'
LocX's, 1445 Main street. &
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DISPATCH NG-HoUsK--UnsHrpassed n
cilities for the prompt execution Of all kinds OF
printing. Orders filed promptly sna at low prices
have analyzed the wHIsKKY known under the
brand Of " 3 sRLHcT," controlled by Heasrs. WAL
TER D. BLAIR & Co.. Richmond, Va. and find It
YRRK PROM Fusu.on and other impurities, and
recommend Its usa for medicinal and family pur-
poses. j. B. McCAw, IL. D., late Professor Of
Chemistry, Medical College Of Virginia.
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DUVAL e. NORTON'S HORSE TONIC
win trlild up broken-dow wn and diseased horse s
m mules: Is SURE CURE tor WORMS or bots
contains M arsenic. and can be ued IN all wea her
and j,f, off when the animal is cured without dan.
rer of his falling back. For sale BY all druggists.
GEORGE r. NORTON, Druggist,
corner Fourteenth and Franklin streets,
% RichE Ond. VS..
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CoHusHoN MERCHANgs.-We solicit your OF.
ders for printing, or call at any tine yeu may
wish 70 see specimens or eo ain eatmstes, feeling
assured that It will be te your advantage.
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ANOTHER lot Of those sIx. DOLLAR CHAMBER
sETs Just received at HARRoLD's house-surnishinE
store. n y. - E.-- IL tl.r--r
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SAVE MONEY By having your printing done at ths
DISPATCH PRMTMG-HoUsR. Good work, bow
prices, and satiafaat1on guaranteed
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BoscHEN BROTHER efer their winter stock o.
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, and vaisss at very Low
prices In order to make reom for spring goods.
SOC and b11 BROAD STREET.
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IT Is CONCEDED by all smokars that WHIT
LOCKS MODEL CIGARS are the best fer ten cents
For sale everywhere. el, 80
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NBUY YOUR cHILpREN's CARRIAGES from HAR.
RoLp, SIT Broad street. Old carriages taken ir
exchange.
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. CouNMLMAa Rxroa7Kp.-Pof Poficenan GriE-
6n yesterday reported G. b. Lipseonbe,
Esq for allowing bis two-horse wagon
70 run upon the public streets without .
license. IS 8 is,$ .f@ q.
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BooK-sHELYKs and FLowER-TABLEs at 81,
Bracket, and Wall-Pockets from 26c. up, ut BAR
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CUSTOM (hand-madel WORK to order, and guar
anteed 10 At Repairing neatly done by
BoscHEN 3 BROTHER,
SOC and GIL Broad street
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AMUsEMEy IS.
4 SSEMBLY HALL.

4 ,,-, .opv ,Nn
ONLY TWO NIGHTS MORE AMI
SATURDAY MATINEE, Of
.pyorp, THE GREAT AFRICAN WlZAhp'
,c,vaLuABLE GIFTS given away TONIGHT.
100 Capital Prizes. orr,or-,
.,h,I.s!on. soc: gallery, 25c.
H,.,r.. SATURDAY at 9 p. n. Every child
attending receives prize. Admission 20 cents.
- Of
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Go TO en1eG's, Tenth and Nsin streets, for .
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cmpRHss SHOES AT Gn1sa's, Tenth and hair
streets. -f Se.s sal.
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X B. COOKE & CO.,

WHOLESALE GROCKRs AND COMMISSION
AERCHANTS,
N' 10 souTE FouRrEEsTH STREET, BHTwEEN
hAIK AND CARY,
AsNs taa received fresh and weil-seaected stock
"aoCsRIKs, which they ot1er 70 sne t-ade at lowe
market pEices-CoFFEE. TEA, SUGAR, SYRUP
AAAssEs, BACON, SALT, WINES, WHIS-
AlEs, SEANDIEs, &e. sah Tim
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Rich1l,ond 1ispattll.
sg THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIsPATCH
Is LARGER THANsTHE COMBINED CIRcU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
WEATHER REPORT.

FRIDAY. Y............... MARCH "a, 1878.
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ovzR-GA1rsRs AT eRIaa's, Tanth and Main
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Go 10 GR1Gas. Tenth and kain. streets, for
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EOR; RENT, BRICK STORE ANDR
II DWELLING No. 2A14 Main street near HY
Twenty-nfsh. &c.
{ TW0 0TENEMENTs, With three rooms each, on
streeta SO
!, FRAME DWELLING No. 5o7 west Clay street,
with i've rooms; Kitchen. SO. azi ~
+ STORE and DWELLING, with foBr rooms, on
yenable street NEAR Twenty. fiiih-s dne business
Sta nd. tt fstb EE.i.-#- s-;LsLsa5
rooms, on Marshall street near First.
Il FRAME DWELLING, with Eve rooms; kitchen,
&C., on TweRty-sixth street between u and n
streets. IL. ~, .i.. ss :
on Twenty. eighth street between Clay and Leigh
Brick STORE and DWELLING on Seven
teenihstreet Rear Venable. as
SMALL FRAME DWELLING No. 1907 St
'0Nn % e''' Apply !. RIeHAnDsoH & CO..
NH 22-4t HIS Main street. =