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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-26
BY Telegraph~
NEW YORK MARKETS,

NEW YORK, June 24.-Cotton quiet: sales OF LA
bales ut IL 1-16@l2sc. Flour dull and strongly IN
BUYERS, favor. Wheat quiet and somewhat irreen,
lar LIS for white OHIO. Corn opened quiet. ana
closed heavy and 1c. lower: 590591c Tor graded
mixed; Coo. for steamer yellow; 6O06lc G. Tor ingh
for new white southern. Oats h@lc. better FORK
very dull new, S19.35@SIS.4O. Lard dull and
shade lower, closing steady prime steam s AUG,
kll45. Coffee very firm. Sugar hrmer and In good
demand Rice and molasses quiet. Iurpehmc
steady. Rosin unchanged. Freights quiet
-. q. BALTIMORE. .t. ..5
BALTIMORE, June 24.-Flour quiet, steady, and
unchanged. Wheat quiet and firm; Maryland
red, good to prime S1.30d$1.3S; amber 81 40 !;
white III. zoos 40. Southern corn steady whtc,
56G57c.; yellow, 55@57c. Oats steady and firm;
steady. Coffee strong and unchanged. Whiskey
nominally 8I13x Sugar steady and firm.
- ..... LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, juno 24.-Flour quiet and I'M
changed Wheat In fair demand aud firm at 9Oc. %
SI.OS. Corn quiet; white, 4Sc.; mixed, 47c. Oats
duh and unchanged. Rye dull! at zoe, Provisions
steady. Pork, $20.50. Bulk;meatS-Shouid "a
Sc.; clear riD-sides, 10ac. clear sides, l0fc. pa
con-Shoulders, SAc. clear rib, 1O7tc; clear sides,
Inc, Lard-Tierce, 1349l311c.; key, 143ic. WINS
key, *1.lO. ,,,>-n, ~ q
CINCINNATI, June 24.-F1our quiet and UNI
changed Wheat steady and firm. Corn In fair de-
mand and firm ut 47@4Sc. Oats quiet and steady at
34@3Sc. Rye quiet ut TAG. Pork quiet at : 800
@$197O Lard quiet and unchanged. GMlk-meats
clear rib. 1Oc.; clear sides, ,10H@1 OAc, Bacon
STEADY and in fair demand; shoulders, Ss@SAc.
clear rib, 1O4@l0xc.; clear sides, 11h@1lAc.
Whisky in good demand at full prices-S1.10. -"
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CHARLOTTE COUNTY.
EFFECT OF THE FINE WEATHER UPON TIL
CRoPS-I.ApIES' FESTIvA!.-CHANCE FOR
L.

EFFECT OF THE FINE WEATHER UPON THE
CRoPS-LApIES' FESTIvAL-CHANCE FOR L
PLEASANT COUNTRY TRIP.
Correspondence oil the Richmond Dispstch.l
MOSsINGFoRD, VA, June %, 1876.
The fine weather OF the past month has
been highly beneficial 10 all agricultural
operations. enabling the farmers TO secure
the wheat crop in tirst-rate order, and lay by
the corn. Owing 10 the rust on the blades
the grains Of wheat are smaller than usual,
but plump, and the heads being we'll filled
the WELD will be good. Some Of the late
tobacco-p plants. seeded in April and May,
have come 10 time but being very tender,
with insufficient roots, stand very badly.
The prospect al present indicates that about
one half the crop aimed at will be planted
il the season continues good for the next
three weeks.
The ladies OF Bethesda and Herman
church will hold festival at MosSlnSford
on Wednesday, 18th instant, to raise means
for the repairs OF parsonage and churches.
They have engaged line band OF music Tor
the occasion. The Rev. Thomas Drew, OF
Chase City, will deliver 4 lecture at II
O'Clock N. Should any Of your city friends
want an airing in the country, they can
leave Richmond uiu Danyille railroad at $50
A. NJ and return on same day by $50 Z.
N. Every arrangement has been made to
provide for the inner man and insure plea
SAINT day. The occasion will be graccd by
many OF the most beautiful and charming
ladies Of this county, which is noted for its
refined and elegant. society. NERlEAs. .-,
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Miss Lily Harrison, aged fifteen, daughter
OF Rev DR.. ". +. Harrison, an eminent
Methodist minister OF Atlanta, Ca, iumDed
into the Chattahoochie river, at Columbus,
Ca, few days since, and was drowned.
II was a deliberate and premeditated act,
and WAS witnessed by persons who were
near the river. No cause is known. u.
The storm fiepd on Friday paid brief
visit to Paris, KY, and demolished about =
dozen houses, including colored Metho-
dist church, and seriously damaging one
person. At Nicholasville, KY, the lightning
attacked some kegs OF powder, TO the con-
siderable danger OF a coIorcd woman and
surrounding buildings.
Goldsmith Maid trotted three heats against
time Friday at Belmont Park, Philadelphia,
making the first IN 2:l7G, the second in 2:l4,
and the third in 2:l7t. 4 trotting-match
Also came of between four teams, and was
won IN three heats By Matte Lyle and
Palmer. the time being 2:4ls, 2:3..3. 1884. IS,
Reticher, whD conducted the mustang
races at Belmont Park, At Philadelphia, Is
in custody, having been arrested on u tele-
graphic dispatch frOni the marshal OF
Georgetown, KY, charging him with having
aided iii the escape % q murderer from the
jail at that place. .f@ .fsa
w. K. Rcamy, late sheriff OF Richmond
county, died at his home, near Warsaw, on
wednesday the l4th instant, OF dropsy OF
the heart.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE "a, 1876.


PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE "a, 1876.
So ,srt ARRIVED SATURDAY.. ~.
Steamship Richmond, Kelly, New York, merclan-
disc and passengers, 6. W: Allen 4 Co, agents. >,
Steamer Alliance, Carr, Philadelphia, merchandise
and passengers, w p; Porter, agent. VOL. .;a
Norfolk, salt, Cring1,n, Morris & Co.
Schooner Annie n. Edwards, Snedccor, Philadcl-
phia, coal, p; Lathrop: >-o,u v,u,. ,uo 49,,
Schooner Sinbad, Perry, New orK, lron-ore, d. Is.
Anderson, receiver. IL.
SAILED SATURDAY.
Steamer Westover. Skinner, Baltimore, mcrchan-
disc and passengers, l.. Il. Tatum, agent.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandse and passengers. l.. Is. Tatuu. agent.
Schooner Frank Walter, Saxon, Stamford, CT,
Oa5s 90 s Hmn Twb Mullen Bamorc paving
blocks, Curtis e Parker.
Schooner Columbia +: c., Chesser, Washington,
d. c., granite, Curtis i Parker.
ARRIVED SUNDAY.
Steamer Shirley, Travers Baltimore. merchandise
and passengers, l.. Is. Tatum. agent -:-
SAILED SUNDAY. r..
Steamer Richmond, Kelly. New York, Inerchan-
Steamer Alliance, Carr Philadelphia, merchandise
and passengers, W. z. Porter, agent.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Delaware Brcakwater, June 18th, bark Mar
garetta Blanca (German), Tramburg tfrom Rotler-
From Delaware Brcakwuter June goth, bark Aris-
tides (Nor.), Andersen, from Antwerp.
From New York June IA, brig Eva, Parker tbr.),
From New York June IA, brig Somerset, Halsey.
From New York June 10th, brig Eig1l (Sor.l'
Fl From Windsor n. S., May 3Oth. schooner Henry
From Portland, Me-, May goth, schooner Isabella,
From New York June 7th, schooner Criterion.
Simmons. ,,,,i
From Rockand June 18th, schooner Bllow, Fales.
From Rockland June 7th. schooner Bengal, Hall.
From New York June 9th, schooner Hattie T.
From New York June 9th, schooner James II.
Young, Barrett. ...s, ---......s - :, =.
Froin Baltimore June 9th, schooner America
From Providence June 1Oth, schooner Mary E.
Simmons, Candy. -
From New York June. 10Th, schooner Francis Shu-
From New York June 18th, schooner f. & A. Ben
From Boston uia Kennebcc river June IA til, school,
From New York June 10Th, schooner John A.
Curtis, Quiilan.
From New York June 15tlI, schooner W. H. Phare,
Edwards. r-.. ~ ...
From New York June 18th, schooner Moonlight,
From New York June 16, schooner S. W. Bunne'l,
From philadelphia June 1e, schooner Rose Nc
From Boston, June 10Th, schooner Jesse Wilson,
From Philadelphia, June 18th, schooner Charles
p. Sinnickson, Murney. . 81. 80
!, From Philadelphia June 10Th, schooner Deborah
= From New York june 21st. schooner Mahsska,
Williams. =. i ~ f.s.-. $50. s.rrr.. -.
{. From Baltimore June 2sd, schooner Hennie l..
James 'a'n's' =" MEMORANDA. t1.E
q. Schooner George p. Ha;lock Sharrett, from Rich
mond, ut New York June 22d. e.. E.E
IL Schooner Am ella Hearn, Moore, was loading at
New York for Richmond June 23d.
= Schooner William E. Hearn, OF Richmond, was
sold at public auction In Norfolk on Saturday,
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CLERKS OFFICE or SupREnrE CoUwr OFF
APPENE6 OF VIRGINIA..
RICHMOND. JEsief 10, "A. D.1S76. J e
TO THE PROVISIONS of

PURSUANT TO THEPR0YISIoNs Of
a sl act Of the General Assembly, Of Virginia APP
proved April 80 s74 entitled Act prescribing
Of Appeals shall be printed, auE ps1yfding for Ie,-
ting the same to contract and which Is as follors--
to wit. ~ .sfs.Ss5f Isl - ls'--, 80 II
i, Be It enacted on the GenersS Assemblv, TIA,
the clerks OF the Supreme Court ss Appeals 1t Rcis
moul, Staunton, Winchester, and wyfhcyiiIe shah
In the month Of June, in the year shseen hundred
same month"; solicit proposals by aasrsfsing in some
newspaper published IN their for
mny be required under existing Iasssr to be printed
for the pse of the Supreme Court of Eapeal5 in de-
terminfBg cases Of appeal q El
page of Eftecn hundred ems small psss type, and
shall ins,s h tns paper prinlng binding and neat
III. The said clerks shall award the contracts for
said printing to the lowest responsible Hsiders In
their respective localities and shall take from item
bond, with ample security In penalty double the
amount Of the work to be executed the srae to be
ascertained by the amount of the preceding years
for said printing shall be US now prescribed ~ law
". All acts and parts of acts in conflict nth the
provisions of this act arc hereby repealed. -,
+ SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
undersigned at his Office, ut the State court house
ON Eleventh street between Broad and Marshall, IN
the. city OF Richmond, until IL O'Clock III. OF the
26TH INSTANT, for the PRINTING, &c, in ac-
of said act, or all such REC lords as the Supreme
Court of Appeals Of Virginia, at Richmond, may
require foi year from The LIST day Of July, 1876
: As the printing has 10 be done under the super
vision and direction of the clerk, 1t must be dore In
The clerk claims the right of rejecting any and all
bids which In his opinion do not and Will not fully
comply with the requirements Of ne FOREGOING act,
aehat Is Sampie security within the meaning of
the same. = GEORGE l. CHRISTIAN IS 4
Clerk OF the supremg ss Court t. Of pAPpealsa
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY, June "a. 1875.

SALES: 5000 Virginia State consols sold .. s7,s.
( american Goid.--I11H bid.
State yecurfties.-fifgfnia consols, OK hid;
Virginia consols new, 2o bid; Virgins deferred 8
bid; Virginia tax-recefvable coupons, SAX bid, SO
asked. 49,. 81 49,
CITY Securfties.--R icirmond city s,s, no Bid;
Richmond city 6's, ~ bsdi Lynchbnrg city SIS,
103 bid; Lynchburg city 6ss IS bid; Norfolk cry
water SIS, loo bid; Norfolk s5ty 8s TIN bid: Fred
ericksburF city Ts,77k asked; Manchester bridge
S's, 90 bid, -
Railroad Bonds.-yIreina Central Railroad
third mortgage 6's j. and D., 74H bid Norfolk and
Petersburg Rairoad second mortgage SIS, j. and j.,
20 asked; RfehBiond and PeterEburg Railroad first
mortgage ssr j. and D., 100 bid; Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac RaiSgad mortgage 7's,
j. anu j., 97k I'D: Richmond and Eanrille Railroad
consolidated Bst IA. and N, 81 bid 40 asked Pied
mont Railroad fst mortgage SIS, 4. and o., 80 bid
Railroad iHocs8-Richmond fredericksburg and
Potomac Railrood seven per cent. guaranteed, 100
par, 92s bid Seaboasd and Roanoke Railroad guar
antced, 100 par, 95, BID. ~ sSs
Bank Stookg.-Pihnters National, BOO par, Ia
bid Bank Of Commerce, 25 par, % bid Union
Bank OF Rchmons- 80 par, 40 bMr SO asked :
Richrnond Banking and Insurance Company, rs par,
80 bid, SO asked. ~ ,gSit,
: Insurance Virginia Fire and Ma
rIne 25 par, SO bid: Virginia State, 25 par &c bid
Virginia Home. 100 par 90 bid, 30 asked City,
90 par, S5 asked. - ..4.y..
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al III ssai 81 sthat sfn
id the DATE ID palsisa4 ns suEE' efares. &
j g s y . g ss ssss a ssss Isl
ss 81 s sts sss psos
ssys sssss ssy Ii e
sSs stiS se III 800 -
aRn sHRS s aa na u g Il e aos1 9 o
Direct TO the Second Assistarit Pcstniastefse
ns.ls sp: F1apssa Rss sss & a,n 2
BOND. 5ISss
Z Directions. 81 s.
IEseT5 The names OF tAe principal md su1ettee1
siRnassEes TO se bond should be witnessed and me
she inside shouid be signed by Justice
notary pubic, BE should afix his SEAL
Know at men ny. these present., that ----,s
Of -, -, g ths siaas q - pr!ssapa ana
as suretie.ase held and firmly bound United
States OF Ayaerioa IN tile jusi and fHn sum or
DO .e sa gss. p a gnss = paid
ment Of whic wen ana .raiy "a. bs made as asle,
traitors, jointly and sevexaiiy, firmly tsse pre-
Sealed with osr seals, ard dated this day Of
ae1sassy an .ssof cosssss. sppseysa sans ga.
Gscal year ending June so. 1876, ami TOT ofsr pur-
poees IL fs prosidi that every proposal for car
ryfzg the mall shall haacconspanfsd by the bond OF
the Ssdder, with sureses approved bya postmasterr
In pursuance whereof, and fR compliance with the
prov of said lar, this bord g H,ade and exc
cnte sahect TO all hsters, conditions. and refne-
dies Thereon, In the saiAaet rrosted ana prescribed,
TO acssnIany the aforsotns ANA annexed proposal
Now tho condition oe the said OBLIGATION Is such
that II tie said -- bidder rs aforesxid, shall.
vithiu such time after accepted Us tie Pest
has prescribed In said advertisement,
enter fu5S contract with the Unitet States Of
Anssrtex With good ard SUFFICIENT surettes 70 be APP
proved by the Postmastea.eS 70 perform the
perforntsc service according to hts contract then
this obligation shall be void, otherwise TO be In fun
foEcaesnd obligation in law. s.
InSNitnes whereof we have heseunto set our hands
and seals this -- day OF ---.IS7 sf% xtff
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Mason to Shenandoah; the Rev. Charles
Morris to Ashland The Rev. 81. 81. Ran.
sdolph to Matthews; the Rev. II. Is. Roller
to Hanover; the Rev. e. Spencer to Peters.
burg; the Rev. F. stringfellow to Powha-
tan and the Rev. a.. Ware To Bedford.
The Rev. John McNabb, one OF the most
valuable men OF the year, Ii understood 10
have chosen for the foreign mission field.
s. $3.50 II ~ !. OCCAaYnN al n
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MISCELLANEOUS.
.NoRFoLK, VA, June 10, 1876.

's:'z@ 2'3''s 'its NORFOLK, VA, June 10, 1875.
IN PURSUANCE. OF, AN, ORDINANCE
passed by the Councils Of this city, board Of ex
1es will be convened here on the 18Th Instant I6l
the purpose Of examining APPLiCaNIS FOX . LIE lE.I
OEEICEl OF CITY ENGINEERS, A copy oil. said
ordinance may be bad on Application. TO the CltS
Treasurer or to either Of the undersigned
Ut = % Ta3 JAMES Z. BARRY,
G. s. g, 5. e.;
A. G. MILHADO,
ie;l2-td q. :. =. "
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EPISCOPAL SCHOOLS
Closing Exercises OF the seaaion.

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
CELEBRATION OF THE RANDOLPH FAIR
FAX socIETY-THE COMMENCEMENT PRO
PER--DELIvERY OF Observation-Disclosures
AND PRIESTS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TO FIELDS OF LABOR AND USEFULNESS.
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a.. = GARDEN SEEDS.
LrC0RICE.

nAYENPORT: &, MORRIS take pleasure
IL In informing the manufacturers OF tobacco who
desire to use a strictly pure SPANISH LICOR1CE
of superior QUALITY and FtAToE, 1aat hey nave ave
are assured by the manufacturers Of regular supply:
4 shipment IS now landing under custom-house seal
in this city. The qunity WARRANTED PURE
AS IMPORTED. :altzf s... ..s.,-5 s7@ e11-lHl -
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FURNITURE.

Neutrality-suspicious. bargains n 4.
i than ever offered can now be foun nj j. ~
n. ,SGATEWOOD,S, $40 Broad between III
Ihirf and Fourth streets. u have now on hand' !
d large and attractive stock, which II am determined
Marble Is. O. Suits, 800 to a30 Walnut full Mar
bic Suits $65 to 800; Walnut Plain Suits, s35 to
9tsined Piain u. O. Suits 50 to $50: Stained full
Marble Suits $50 to $40; Stained Plain SGits, 800
to $50 Parlor Suits Hair-C Cloth, Reps, and TefTyl'
s5fj to 1900. Cane and Wood Chairs q specially.
Mattresses Feather Beds, Pillows and Bolsters Up
hostering and repairing Goods carefully packed
shipment. sI' 4. -. s..ys,,,yo.:, ~
Terms liberal ~ fsirsi! Stt an l-SalsS W 5in
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A CENTENNIAL VISITOR VrcTTaJzED.--A
Philadelphia dispatch to Forney's Washing
ton Chronicle states that Fritz Halberstadt,
native OF Bremen, and largely engaged In
the tobacco trade, having extensive bush
ness connections with the principal houses
in Baltimore, was enticed by female into
4 house in Philadelphia and speedily re-
lieved OF $4,000, OF which $4,000 was in
German bank-notes and $1,000 in American
greenbacks, besides, negotiable notes for a
amounf. The ostensibse pro-
prietress Of the establishment was arrested,
but there was no tracefound Of the $4,000
or the woman who scared it. y
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I NoTE<-When the above oath Is taken before u JUS
tice of the peace any other officer rot using seal,
except Judge OF United States CSast the certif-
cate Of clerk of court OF record must be added,
istcre,l the oath Is duly qualified as.sash officer.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. June 24-aIohey easy at g.. Sterling
steady Mt aSs. Gold firm ut ll2@l12k. Severn
ments dun and steady. States quiet and no'saoaL
E.,fr33I = BALTIMORE s<fls ,fiT ;:
BaLrrMoRE. June 24-vi9ania 6's, deferrsd. 81;
consois. STE; second seriesT so. North Carolina
6's, Old, II. Bid to-day. -. - - IL
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IS EOR SANDALS the ladies should go
u.. u to May, and examine his large and beautiful
dispay.n This really true and should be specially
considered by those visiting the Centennial and wa
teriug-paccs, No better Investment can be made
than In pair OF Sandals from the fact that without
hardly any exceptions they please everybody ,[
10 q ,,ff .i. ~ T. GOT Broad street
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COMMERCIAL.
CoRN ANpsFLoUR EXCHANGES.

CORN ANDsFLOUR EXCHANGE
-; RICHMOND, June "a, 1875
T. E-.E D OFFERINGS
CoRN-JVhite, 70 bushels. Eeilop, 366 bushels.
OATS.-7S bushels. 81.
SALES.
CoRN.-Wh;te, 20 bushels ut e0c.
OArs.--7S bushels very good spring ut ACC.
.,ss RE-EXHIBITED,
oRs.-Yelloto, 40 bushels.
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. ANY alteration by erasure or ceESheation or
maerst part OF the foregoing bond Will cause II 10
be rejechr unless 1t appears by note or memoinn-
dunn, atsested by the witnesses, TINT the alteration
was made before the bond was six,aTaad sealed.
When partners ure parties to the bond the partner
ship name should not he used, but each partner
should sim his individual name. ,Ttf.zg
COUNTY OF ss; iESFss
peared baf0re me -- and -----,
suretes In the aforegoing bond, to NE known to be
the persons named In said bond as sursiies and who
have executed the same Us such who, being by me
duly sworn depose and say, and each for himself de-
poses and says. he has executed the within bond,
that his place Of residence II correctly stated therein.
that he Is the owner Of real estate worth the sum
hereinafter set against his name over and above an
debts due and owing by him. and all Judgments,
mortgages, and executions against han, after allow
ing oil exemptions of every character whatever, the
total sunlthus assured amounting TO i$--l--
dollars, baang double the amount OF the foregoing
bond. -Y 49,.
Subscribed and sworn before me this 49, day OF
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TUST RECEIVED, a lot Of fine WAL-n
81 Kim fIAT-RACKS and BOOK-CASES;N
:. ~ style WALNUT S AFE, with or without ffsf
marble iow-price PARLOR SUITS and BED.SHi II
witch pege to sell at lower prices than the same
class of goods were ever offered. Examine my stock
I S.2n Won bny. T., GATEIRIGHT,
NV pam 1S Governor street,
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ZAP TRUNKS, sBOOTS,W@Hi
Of NKS,various styles which viii rbey ~
sold very low. Also, large additions to my
CHiLDREN'S SHOES, suitable for the season. Per-
sons preparing to go Ito file country or watering
places will do well to my stock before pprr
= JOHN c. PAGE, JR., Agent, "a
! g" 900 Main street, between Ninth aud Tenth. ],
els -. t..g.s,... :. 80. u
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NOTICE.-B. F. TINSLEY Il 3
IN CO., 43l BROAD STREET, rcspcct-EzssseSS
fully invite one and al. to call and examine their
nice and well-selccted assortment of SHOES, EN-
bracing nearly all kinds and styles of ladies' aud gem
tlemen's of the most modern order, together with
those made for comfort, such old ladies' BUS
KINS with low heels, OXFORD TIES, PRINCE AL
BERTS, STRAP Shoes and others too numerous
just here to mentions Stop, examine, and get pair
that will Increase your pleasure and add greatly to
Your comfort. TRUNKS kept TO suit all. REPAIRISG
stiII lone In tine neatest manner. ., lie 20 .
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STATE OF
G0UNTY {
W. .N -, clerk OF the - ~

T., --, Clerk. or t1c -, tDe
same being Court of Record doharebv certify that
--- ----, whose genuine signature appears
to the foregoing affidavit, was at ths time or signing
anu State aforesaid, duly qualified. and that all his
official acts as such are entt9d to full faith and
credit. .Fasss 81 ssg,
In testimony whereof, l have hQrennto set my fnnd
as clerk and affixed the seas OF said court OIL this
- day OF -, 1877 4.{ ysli
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RAILROAD LINES.
Gsi gs - EIsss;::ssss;Si3
CIIEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILRoAD,l
..,s a.. . PASSENGER DEPAkTMENT,
RICHMOND. VA. June 1850
an AND AErER HMM 1S.!1S1R, tPAS-


Train leaving Richmond at $50 4; n. rms daily
(except Sunday, stopping ut all regular staffons;
Train leaving Richmond at 200 7. NJ. runs daily,
stopping ut Hanover, Louisa, GordonsyilIet Guar.
Iottesvile, Ivy, Mech,m's river, reenWoGd Waynes.
bOro St.lunton, Goshen, Miilh0ro, Coyngton- Alle-
ghany, and alEregular stations west OF Auegnany.
Accommodation train leaves Richmond LOT GOT.
louisville and all intermediate stations daily except
Sunday ut 4:45 7. NJ Passengers by this frain mr.
rive ut Washington 6:10iA. M - e.i.g,
Sleeping cars run on all night trains ana parlor
cars on day mail trains east Of White Sulphur.
Trains arrive at Richmond as follows: :,
Express Train daily a. y.
Mail Train daily Except sunday ht,,,. .p:oV II III.
Accom- notlatioh Train daily Except coo i,
Trains coming Into Richmond stop ~ st ; ~
above. sa ,ssyfs, -. 4
Trains make close connection with trains Of the
Richmond and DalIvile and Richmond ard Peters
burg railroads, both to and from Richmond.
For further information rates, &C., apply at S27
Main street, or at compaEy's Offices.
= 3I "ttHa ii CONWAY,R. HOWARD, -
=. -, General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-26
ROOTS. SHOES. &c.

TRUNKS, VALISES, SATCHELS, g6p
i BOOTS, SHOES, &C.-Just received ag83
third supply of fine hand-maoe Boots, Ties,v ~
and Prince Albcrts; also. Ladies' Side-Lace.
BOx-Toe Boots; Centennial Buckle Shoes Newport
Ties, Thrce-Eutton Sandals, slippers, and Oxford
Ties Boys, Misses Children's, and Infants Button
and Lace Boots and Low Shoes; Infants Colored
Shoes, &C., &c, NJ .-
je 90 j, a. GRIGG'S, Tenth and Main streets.
GREAT Red CTION 1Nwms
w PRICES R#S
JAMES BOLTON, "0.
At 900 BANK STREET, 20. =
proposes TO IIALF-SOLE anu HEEL BOOTS and
SHOES In the best style for S1.25 Call and give
him L trial. je colin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-26

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
= ..t gs SATURDAY, June "a, 1876
Breals to-day, 161 hogsheads, 81 tierces, and
boxes -ra, -a .-.i...r
Packages offered ut auction "a, OF which 40
were sold.
Prices ranged from 1920 to $33.