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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-21
Es,s's;is- NEWS.

Proceedings Of the city CouncN.-At the
regular semi-monthlY meeting OF the City
Council, held last night, all the mem bers
were present except Messrs. Brooks, Fend-
ley, and Moles. Minutes of last meeting
read and approved.
Dr. Weisiger, from the Committee on
Streets, offered his report, recommending
that Fourth street from Hull to Stockton
be graded at n cost OF $50, rs per estimate
Of the City Engineer; that the petition
from the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
Company to be permitted to run wires
across the Free bridge to Seventh street,
down Seventh to Hull, and up Hull to the
Petersburg railroad, on the same condi-
tons that they are put up in Richmond, be
allowed.
Embodied in the Street Committees re-
port was a report from the City Engineer,
concluding as follows:
Final estimates CT grading done by e.
Vickers in the section OF the city embraced
between Seventh and Twelfth streets and
Perry and Stockton streets, 5j,j05, 1888 cubic
yards. OF this amount 4, 1899, TIL cubic yards
are paid for in bonds at 3l2 cents per cubic
yard-Sl0,500; leaving 6,66S, ,523 cubic yards
to be paid for in money at 10 cents per cubic
yard-S1, 267.02. Net value OF note, S494 .33 !;
leaves S732.69; 1,SG7,5l4 cubic yards on
Bainbridse street hauled over 1000 feet, at
cents per cubic yard, 1928: 9GS, ,695 cubic
yards on Eighth street hauled over 1000
feet, SiS.44; which leaves amount due in
cash, SS7l.5o.
The chairman, in submitting the above,
said that Colonel Yickers claimed more, but
the committee did not allow more, and he
hoped the report would be adopted as it
was presented. The vote being taken, the
report was adopted.
DR.. Weisiger, from the Water Committee,
presented a bill from Messrs. Heindl & La
Prade for S125 for plans and specifications.
Referred to the Finance Committee.
On motion OF Or. Wcisigcr the report OF
the Water Committee accepting Messrs.
Heindl & La Prade's report vas reconsid-
cred.
DIR. Weisiger then offered II resolution
that the report OF MesSrs. Heindl & La
Prade beireferred to the City Engineer, with
instructions foI him to report on ali matters
therein contained.
The chairman's idea was to ascertain the
amount OF water that can be utilized. and
also the effect OF throwing cinders into the
river at Belle Isle, and the damages done by
the dams placed IN the river by the james
river and Kanawha canal.
A series OF resolutions authorizing the
removal of the dead from the city to Maury
cemetery were offered
The remains from the public grounds are
to be removed very soon. Those in private
grounds are given two years.
After transacting some routine matters
the Council adjourned.
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DIR. SCHEHcE'S STANDARD KEMEDIEs.-The
stanriar! remedies for all diseases Of th: lungs
SCHESCKS PCLIOHIc SYRUP. SClIENCKS SEA-
WEED TONIC, and SCllESCK'S MANDRAKE PILLs,
and il taken before the lungs are destroyed SPECIFY
cure i c;f-ctcI.
TO th"s; III &c medicines DR.. j. II. SCiENCK. Of
phi!.clplit. owes lis anrvailcd success in t!.e
treatment Of pulmonary Diseases
Tile l'Glni0nic syrup ri pens tue morbid matter In
the iilu.s: na;u-c throws It or ky easy eXper o.
ratios. Tor when the phlcsIn or matter Is ripe
slight cough vii thro" 1t of, the patien has rest,
ana Tie iupG- begin 10 heal. t :
To cHabic tic Piinonic Syrup 10 do This Schenci's
Mandrake Pill, and Scbenck's sd W.ei Tonic nGt
be freely usrd 10 cleanse the stomach and liz tGr.
Schenck' Mandrake Pills or the liver, remoyiu,
ali obsIrur;ions relaA the sa-blddcr, the bile starts
freely. aud the livcr IS soon relieved.
Schcnck'S SG:t-N'ccd Tonic Is gentle stimular,
and Alternative; the aeali OF which it Is compose
mixes with the food ana prevents sour!ng 1t assis.
Inc digestion by toniug mp the stomach 10 health
condition. so that the food and the Pulmonic SyruI,
" Il. make good blood then the lungs heal, and the
patient will surely get we'll If care tiken TO pre-
vent fresh cold.
All WHO wish IT, consult DR.. SCHENCK, either per-
stnaly or by letter do at his principal Office,
corner o; Sixth aud Arch streets, Philadelphia,
every MONDAY.
ScEcnck's medicines are sold by all druggists
throughout the couutry.
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HowE's LONDON CIRCUs.-It has been q
long time since Richmond witnessed as good
q street-par2de as that made by Howe'S
London circus yesterday. 4 very pleasing
feature was the men in grotesque costumes
riding on the wagons. The grand globe
wagon, the first of its kind in the country,
the ponies, the chariot drawn by four horses
abreast, and the herd of elephants, came in
for large share OF public approval.
The menagerie is fair one. The circus
was quite fine, and, notwithstanding the
unfavorable weather, rain threatening every
minute, the performances. yesterday after
noon and last night were very satisfactory.
The little O'Brlen boys, about eight years
old, did wonders on the trapeze, and the
bareback riding of Mile. DockriH called
forth unbounded applause. There were
probably twenty-five hundred persons pres
ent in the afternoon and four thousand at
night. Many were turned away from the
last performance, being unable to gain adj
mission. The ticket-office closed in an hour
and ten minutes from the time OF opening.
having sold out all the seats and most CT the
standng-room.
The circus has gone from here to Wash
ineton, where it ought to be well patronized.
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ROLL OF HONOR AT THE RICHMOND HIGH
SCHooL.-The following is list Of the
pupils on the roll OF honor at the Richmond
Hlgh-Schoo! during the past week: Senior
Cass-Ida Cox, Clara V. Dearborn, Loulie
Minetree, Annie 3. Pace, Laura Pecor,
Mary Rady. intermediate Class-Ida Hutz.
ler. Gertrude Smith. Rachel Van Wort,
Florrie Wilkinson. Junior Class-Ida An.
derson, Leila Baker, Imogen Cottrell, Ber.
tha Dickinson, Zaidee Morton, Emma 7.
Turner, Jeannie Whittet, Louise Wyatt.
Attendance for the week, 92 per cent.
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WE TAKE PLEASURE In calling special attention
to the advertisement OF BAILRY's SALINE Ape
RENT, offered by j. p. Dromgoole & Co., Of Louis
Vile, Ky. 1t comes just at the right time, as we.
should practice economy. It is warranted equal IN
every respect to the best dollar preparations at one
half the price. 1t Is cooling, pleas ant, and eer-
vescent laxative, as sparkling as glass of soda-
water-just the thing for ladies and gentlemen Call
on PURCELL, LADD & Co., or.POLK MILLER q co
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAy.-For the Mid
die States, partly cloudy weather and north
erly to westerly winds, with rising barom-
eter, and during Saturday slight rise in
temperature.
For the South Atlantic States, partly
cloudy or clear weather and southwest to
northwest winds, slowly rising barometer,
and in the northern portion slight fall in
temperature.
For the Eastern Gulf States, Tennessee,
and the Ohio Valley, partly cloudy wea-
ther and stationary or slight rise in tenn
perature, northeast to northwest winds, and
in the eastern portions slowly rising barom-
eter; for the southwest, partly cloudy wea-
ther and stationary or slight rise in tenn
perature, winds shifting to east and south,
and during Saturday falling barometer.
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FLOWERS, FLowERs.-Now that the weather has
become pleasant. and the ladies thinking about
where to 60 to get their flowers, at ToLER HOOP
ER's, next to HOLLYWOOD, they will find large
and beautiful lot OF yERBENAs, PASsIEs, GERA-
NUNS, ROSES, LADY EAR-DRops, EvERGREESs,
and many other FLOWERS. Their prices are low,
and they have full variety Of all kinds OF plants.
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TIE PARADE OF COLORED People. The
colorcd people yesterday expressed their
appreciation OF the fourteenth and fifteenth
amendments TO the Constitution OF he
United States by parade OF military
organizations and civic societies, by the
display OF many banners and national
ensigns, and the patriotic utterances OF
three brass bands. The procession WAS
not rs full o one as seen here some
years ago, but was sufficiently large to
represent the sentiment OF the colOred
population, and was creditable 70 them.
\ prominent feature was an immense
wagon, in which were seated thirty-eight
Girls, each representing State OF the
Union. In the midst OF this galaxy
was Z young woman pcrSonating the Cod
dcSs OF Liberty. After paradipg through
the principal streets the celcbrants marched
to the corner ef Twcnty-ninth and 2
streets. There prayer was offered by Rev.
Scott Gwathmey, pastor Of the Fourth Bap-
tlst church. p. Pcale Brooks delivered the
oration. Speeches were also made by w.
C. Roane and Rev. Scott Gwatbmey; after
which the assembly was dismissed by Mr.
Hackett.
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PHoToGRArHs.-Thc new French process lately
introduced by c. r. REES Is great Improvement
on the old plan. No increase In price. -Four finely
finished Card-Photographs for 81. or $3.50 per
dozen: large size from IL upwards; lfe-size aud
Porcelain Miniatures ut low prices. Buildings, ma
chinery, anything else photographed ~ short no
ticc. Eighth and Main streets, Young Mems Chris
tian Association Hall.
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7 have aualyzcd the wHrsKEY known under the
brand Of g 3 SELECT" controlled by Mcssrs. WAL
TER D. BLAZE Z Co.. Richmond. Va, and find it
FREE FROM FuSIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend It's Use for medicinal and family pur-
poscs-J. B. MCCAw, NJ. D., late Professor OF Chem
istry, Medical College OF Virginia.
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Ia prominent interior city professor
Of physics was giving deeply-learned lee.
tue on light, with experiments OF most
convincing nature. AT the end OF the dis
course the professor, addressing with a
triumphant air his audience, exclaimed :
.' 1t seems to me that demonstration like
that is worth something" "Le's get out," ,"
says IN economical backwoodsman to his
son, "they air gwine to take up collec-
tion."
"To.morrow," wrote Chaplin, "may
never come to us.'' And the collectors
who are told by men that they will call
around tomorrow and settle that are con-
yinced that Chaplin was about three ffths
correct; that tomorrow might come. in
isolated instances, but the men never do
Halokeye.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, FRIDAY
Judqe Hughes presiding.-In the matter OF
Reuben j. Nuckols. Discharges OF bank
rupt and assignee granted.
In case of Samuel NJ. Simpson. The COM
n1issioners appointed in this cause to sell Ger.
tain real estate on Third street were EN-
powered to sell the same at private sale, and
to rent the property until they receive
bid.
In the matter of William j.. Lynham.
The sales OF the bankrupt's real estate for
g, 200. and his interest in his fathers estate
for SO, were confirmed, and the assignee
directed to collect the cash payments and
after payment OF the fees, to deposit the
balance and the notes given for the deferred
insta!ments OF the purchasc-moEcy in the
Planters NUtiona. Bark 10 the credit OF the
court.
In the case OF Arnold & Fiske. The as.
signce was authorized to sell such chooses in
action OF the bankrupis - have not been
previously disposed OF.
In the matter OF o. e. Murtha. The sale
Of the haHkrupt's real estate for S33G.25 was
confirmed, and tic commissioner directed
to deposit the balance in bank after paying
tie costs.
IN the matter Of Ilutc!Icon Brothers. The
liigh-tnnS!ab!e OF inc CAY Oh I.ic.illich'
was ordered 10 pay over 10 Alexander Chap
man the amount III his hands from tie sale
o! the bankruptS' goods.
United States rs. seven bushels OF rye,
&c. Certain prorcrt? il tic ii'cl mentioned
waS declared forfeited to tae United states,
anu the United St,tcS marshal, as receiver,
was directed to d2po~lt the proceeds oi the
sale thereof III the registry OF the court.
Elliott S White, OF Norfolk, were re-
Gl!irtll to show cause bcforc the court al
that place on the 7th OF May next WAY 233j
gallons oi spirits delivered to them should
not also he condemned rs forfeited.
Discharges in bankruptcy were issued to
James y. Brndall, CT Sussex county, ana
Reuben J. Nuckols, of Hanover county.
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The RolLStrength Of the SchooIs.-The
roll-strength of the public schools for this
week is 275. Our schools, with Professor
E. Morrisette as principal, are considered
in very flourishing condition.
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Two EVENINGS OF ELEGANT MUsIC.-The
Fourth-Street Horribles have in active re-
hearsal two of their inimitable entertain
mcnts, which will he rendered in short
time The entire programme was arranged
by that accomplished violnist and director
W. s. Mullaly, OF New York, and will be in
the hands of our best vocal and instru-
mental talent. The entertainments will en-
brace comic opera, replete with sparkling
gems and ehoruses. Aselect orchestra, with
MIR. Julius Peters US first violinist, and Pro-
fessor Jacob Reinhardt musical director and
pianist, will be an additional attraction.
Mr.. j. P. Cowardin and Dir. I. NJ. Saun-
ders are the comedians.
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0RFGS. 2IEF>stsHES. &c.


In quantity, quality, ard size. We warrant BAL
LEY'S SALINE Ai'ER!EEr, ~ 5G". per bcttIc,
eIga 10 any In market, and We cordially ASK trial
/. {, safe, pleasant, AMI cooling etcrrcScent purGa-
I've. bright and >arilin !r superior 10 natiseatns
Iills, and most cyCc!lcn. rcHacy for ahitua! con-
stiuatipu. Indigestion. aci! stomach. heartburn,
sick A-a1-achc. &c. and fJr duh. hot brain and
AcliGg head soon in the Iaorung Il acts He i
Charm. Why pay II WHEN 50c. will purchase
equally much and ~ good?
i'jRCELL, LADD CO., Richmond, VA, viii
.ap7ly the wholesale trade IN this portion os the
STATE. 10! sale al all retail drurstorcs.
j. p. DEOMGOOLE & CO,
sp 2l-eod4m III Louisville, Ky.
rruE ITALIAN INSECT-POWDER.
For sale al the following places:
MILLER 4 PIERCE, corner Firth and Marshall
MriDE { EAEEn. 9lo Main street:
WILLIS & TALlAFEEEu, Fourth and frankln
Jn&Ern ANTHONY, No. 10 ea,, Broad street;
iirDnW Ell. Z EEEEE!DGE, Brook avenue
l.. l.. THOMAS, 2ii east Broad street;
". ". WALHE & CO.. 500 west Cary street;
:. ". FAHRAH. corner Tweaty-iitii and Aelgh
THOMAS LEONARD, TIA north second street;
C.ZiMMER. 1886 M4iu street:
CHRISTIAN & WHITE, . ii east Main street:
WILLIAM II. TATUM, SID east Bread street;
II. J. NUNNALLY & SONS. N .nchcsler
Wholesale depot, corner Nintn and Main streets.
POLK MILLER Il CO.,
ap17 Apothccaries.
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| has at each end sixteen tuning-forks, which
are played upon by keys. Suppose tuning
fork A makes one hundred vibrations per
second, and that this tuning-fork Is for the
time caused to make and break the current;
now, out OF the sixteen forks at the other
end only that one will respond which Is ca
pable of vibrating in the same way-that Is,
of making one hundred vibrations per sec
ond. So A at one end will respond only to
A at the other, B to b, G to G, &c. In other
words, each note made Mt one end will be
reproduced at the other, and il properly
augmented by sounding boards, &C., may
be heard by an audience.
BelPs telephone is more recent and aims
much higher. 1t has actually conveyed the
human voice a distance Of one hundred and
forty-three miles. It's form seems not yet
fully settled. Originally, it aeems to have
been huge funnel with q membrane
stretched tightly across 1t, and small piece
OF steel cemented in the middle Of the men,
brane. Imagine one bawling into the mouth
of the funnel, and the voice setting the
membrane vibrating, Of course, and this
the current made and broken, and then let
there be a similar membrane and funnel at
the other end, and this ought to give out
the same sounds.
But in the most recent form 1t is said that
thin sheet Of iron replaces both membrane
and steel plate; and, further, that no bat
terry is used, but only strong magnet with
coils on the ends, and that the changes in
the current by the vibratory approach and
recession OF the thin iron transmit them
selves and are reproduced as sound.
The Professor, after these explanations,
gave some direct telephonic experiments.
4 vibrator was brought before the audience
and sounded so that they might recognize
its tone; it was then sent to o distant room,
and there connected with wires leading to
an electromagnetic on the lecturers desk.
Very soon the note, clear and strong, was
made to come out from an ordinary tim
plate, and was received with sensation and
applause by the audience.
Other similar experiments followed, and
the lecture closed with some general re-
marks on the value and probable destiny OF
| this latest scientific wonder.
! All who were present were highly de-
! lighted and much edited. After the lee.
| ture copy Of lIoudon's statue Of Wash.
lngton, by Valentine, was presented to the
phlolosian Society by Richard B. Lee, OF
Richmond. The presentation was made
through Mr.. B. w. n. Sims, OF CulpeTrr,
| in be!ii1f OF the donor, and was received by
| Mr. J. w. Snyder, OF Richmond, in behalf
OF the Society. The ceremony and ad'
dresses were highly interesting. The eve
ming, in all respects, was delightful one.
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WEARE RECEIVING daily additions TO our large
stock of Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Satchels &c. Prcca
| very low Custom work ihand-made) made to orccs
and guaranteed to ht. Repairing neatly aud pronps
iy done. HERMAN RosCHES BRorHEE,
500 aud GIL Broad street.
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4itIrmolrd 9ispatth,

s9s-TIIE 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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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IL CHE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE APRIL 90, 1ST7.--
Miss Mary Anthony, Richmond, Va; Mrs.
Edy Pryor, Richmond, Va; Silas Shclbun,
Richmond, Va; Robert Thornton, Rich
mond, Va: T. \. T., Richmond, Va.
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FRACAs AT BALL.--The case OF FrcGc-
rick Frick and Herman Metz, charged with
striking Frank Grub5 with stick, was
continued until Grubb can appear. The
fracas occurred at the Eew-Market Hall
on Wednesday night.
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THE LARGEST COLLECTION OF PLANTS lin
b"nn that has ever been offered for sale In thr city
is y: McaToN'S, Main and Reservoir streets.
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the station-house few days ago to await
| trial for stealing harness, escaped Yesterday
about B O'Clock. He pulled up plank In
the floor and got down through the engine
house. He was a notorious character.
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observation-disclosures will serve You with Ice
CREAM for to-morrow's dinner II you leave your
orders with MIN to-day.
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Trial of Speed. This afternoon there
will be free exhibition Of Hamiltonian
stock on Major Walkers track. Captain
Babcock and others will drive.
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+. SUPREME COURT o. APPEALS, FRIDAY
HaWiey. &c., rs. Flint. Submitted on bri, is.
McFcish Us. Alien. Frl;; argued by :.
L. Beach and John Howard, ESqs., for the
plaintiffs in error, and II. 9. Claughton for
the defendant in error. and submitted.
Alexander Coke, Esq, WIS admitted to
practice Ill the Uar OF this court.
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The Fifteenth .A,nendment.--T colored
societies here did not parade yesterday,
owing to some misunderstanding. A big
ball, however. WAS given ut night at Union
Hall
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINTlNG-EoCsE. Good work, 10 y
prices and satisfaction guaranteed.
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ROSES. GERANlUMs, FERDENAs, DAISIES. and
m immense collection OF other flowers all In Elocm
~ MoKToS'S, Main and Reservoir streets.
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n. ELLYsoN & Co.. advertising agents, insert ad-
vertisements in all Of the newspapers OF the United
States at publishers rates. Orders left al the Dis
| patch counting-room will receive prompt atten-
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! THE regular use Of CoLDEN's LIEBIG's LIQUID
EXTRACT OF BEEF AND TONIC INyIGoRAToR Is
the most direct means ofobyiaing physical debility,
! the whole system.
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Temperance Lodge Suspended q
meeting OF Manchester Council, No. 102,
Friends Of Temperance, held recently, 1t
was decided to give up their charter.
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MAY-sTYLE BUTTERICK's PATTERNS, MAY DE-
| LESIAToR-compri,ing everything new. oifce:
Ninth and Franklin streets. j. +. MCkESNEY.
Needles and attachments for all kinds OF Sewing
Machines
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy or clear, with occasional light rains.
At night.it was clear and cooler.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: d A. NJ, 5S;
9 A. NJ. 76; noon, IS; p. NJ. 70; 6 2.
NJ, -; midnight, G2.
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\ HEARTY IAUGH.-Whcn Forcpau@h's
circus WAS here some one-in tit OF laugh
tcr-Iost his or her teeth. They We're found
by Oliicv Angie. of the Third police dis
yript
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j. ID. FRY & co. have 4 splendid stock OF spring
and summer hats and caps at bottom prices.
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Escaped from the Station-H Hoase, =
Charles Bowen (whital, who was placed In
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ROBERT B. LYME, 4 7. n, trustees sale II
building lot the pcrih side OF Leigh st:cst
near 10 Brook avenue.
j. THOMPSON BROWN. 5 J.. H. commissions
sale OF framed house aud lot on Fifteenth street
between Marshall and Clay.
W. II. LUCKE. 8 Z. ST.. assiGne-'s sale of prick
house and lot No. 609 north EighEa sssee., be-
yond Leigh
JAMES MACDOUGAL. at 10 Al horses pinles,
wagons, &c.
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DATES AND FIGs.-A fine lot Of them at PrZZISI'a

Go TO PIzzINIS and get some of those swectand
Juicy ORANGES.
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LIL1PUTIAs OPERA CoMPANY.-The Lili-
putian Opera Company will give an enter
tainment this afternoon and another to-
night. Jack the Giant Killer will be pre-
sented. Carry the children to ses the giant
and the dWarfs.
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FLOWERS 4: MoHToN's, " In ana Reservoir
StrcpLs.
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THE TELEPHONE In RICHMOND.

INTERESTING EVENING AT RICHMOND COL.
LEGE- PROFESSOR CHARLES Fl. WIN
sToN's LECTURE ON THE TELEPHONE-A
ARGEAND BRILLIANT TAUDIENCE-BUST-
FERMENTATION, &C., &C.
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I'D. FRY & Co., 1000 Main street, opposite post
office, are now the hatters of Richmond.
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~t\1Y THOUSAND BEDDISG-PLASTS clcap 1T
EAIEn'S fLOwER-CARDEN, on Grace >trcet
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Personal.-Mr. David Pulliam was in the
city yesterday.
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Popular Monthly and ScriJner for May
received from J. II. Eliyson, 1l12 Main
street