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T O 0 Il O L L .
STUDY YOUR OWN INTEREST.
SAVE MONEY WHERE you CAM.
NOW or NEVER.
1a9 523 523
BRO I'd : T X + l. 7
Is the place.

L. STERN { CO. having determined TO otscon-
;lnuc the dry goods business, will sell from this day
their whole stock Of DRY GOODS FANGi IND ana
cost. TO close business. Parties desiring 10 pur-
chase dry goods would do well to lock At our stock
and low prices. You save from twenty-fye 10
thirty per cent. by buying from us. Most OF our
goods having been purchased al auction, and now
marked down TO prime cost, mikes them me cheap
est offered in this city before Special atten-
riOn il called 10 our
Pare MOHAIR LusTRE at 25 worth s5c.; ,.,
BLACK ALPACA at Sic. tonly ten pieces left
generally sold at 45c. These Alpacas are the
Cheapest ever sold In This city:
Handsome 4-4 FRENCH PERGALES at Sc. worth
Beautiful LAWNS at reduced prices:
rne rhss.e1 s WHilE ri9HE* n9, in aI The city;
BLACK SILK at 81 reduced from $3.50:
our g SILK reduced to $50:
uur soc. ALPACAS are now selling at 4lc.;.
Look 81 orr sec. LUSTRE:
ca Our 75c. M0HAlR LUsrREs reduced 10 52c.-
iafsai1s T. Hostility, gloves, and EMBEoI'
wIilTE VICTORIA LAWN at lGc., reduced from
Ih s9efP pfE GSb3 n S below es cy ecs
:z1tra Inducements in LACES. RIBBONS. SCARFS,
5000 yards iKlSn LINES-,hc cheapest in the
T;sfG Ecst EESGLiSM E;t HALFcHosE at 25c!
FANS and PARASOLS below cost.
The balance of our stock has 10 be closed ont In
very short time. aud VIC invite all our friends and
the public in general to take advantage OF our goods
al such astonishing low prices.
Excellent CORSETS al 40c.;
Best KIDS III Soc. - -.
SHEETINGS. PILLOW-CASE LINENS, TABLE
DAMASkS, TOWELS, aud NAPKINS NJ great
l25 dozen TOWELS at $3.50 worth 1926 per
doZen 49,.
Ask for our cheap P1QCES.
Call ut once and secure some OF our bargains.
L. STERN 6 Co. 52S Broad street,
ie4 between Fifth and Sixth.
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The TOURNAMENT AT THE FAIR-GROUNDs
YEsTERDAY.-The tournament at the Fair
Grounds yesterday came off in the presence
of fair attendance. The riding was very
good, and was highly complimented by all
present. The first three rides resulted in a
tie between Messrs. John w. Talley,. John
Morris, and = Darricott. On the. fourth
ride Mr.. Darricott. was, dropped, and the
tie for three rides between Messrs Talley
and Morris rendered the contest exciting
and interesting. Mr.. Talley was success
full, however. The lasso was thrown to the
satisfaction Of all present, and the silver
cup was presented to Mr. Talley by Hon.
A. NJ. Kelley. ........ g.. ..s
Mr.. Bosher, who was to ride backwards,
was prevented from attending by an injury
to his horse--a telegram was received on
the grounds by Mr.. Talley to that effect.
Judge Farrar delivered the charge to the
knights in his happiest style.
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WHAT Is PURCHAsE-MoNEY UNDER THE
HOMESTEAD PR0vIsIoN.-Th case OF SPOTS
IL Gibson Us. Scott, &C., was recently de-
cided in the United States Circuit Court.
The defendant, having purchased land in
Goochland county, induced the plaintiffs to
pay the chase-money to the vendor,
promising to execute deed Of trust to Sc
cure the repayment Of the MONEY so paid so
soon as he should obtain deed of convey
ance from the vendor. The defendant OBJ
tanned the deed, but refused to execute the
trust-deed, and claimed the land as his home
stead exemption. The Court-Cbief-Jus-
tice Waite presiding-held that inasmuch
as the money was paid by the plaintiffs to
the vendor, at the request Of the defendant,
for the purpose OF having the land conveyed
to the purchaser, the plaintiffs were subro-
gated to the vendor as to all his rights and
liens on and against said land; that the
money so paid must be regarded as the pur.
chase-money OF the premises, against which
the defendant could not assert the home
stead exemption. John Dunlop for the
plaintiffs, John S. Wise for the defendant.
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WEATHER. REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Middle
Atlantic States, stationary or lower pres.
sure. higher temperature, southerly winds,
partly cloudy weather, and occasional show
ers. |7"l.f - sa"'
For the South Atlantic States, stationary
pressure, higher temperature, winds mostly
from the southeast, cloudy weather, and
rain-areas. t..., .., .s,.s -,:iisetEts
For the Gulf States, slight changes In
pressure and temperature, winds mostly
from the southeast, partly cloudy and cloudy
weather, with rain-arcas. .'.i'.''
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, sta
tionary or higher pressure, stationary tenn
perature, southwestery winds, clear or
partly cloudy weather. h .g..,f.s -,
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warmer. At night it was cloudy and threat.
ening. ,...-.,,t.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY :6 A. NJ, GS;
10 A. NJ, ~; noon, 81; 3 P. H., SO; 2.
81, 81: midnight, 70. sal. ..,..
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Z Lcubbin, William. j. Yarbrough, and George

.cnbbin, William y. Yarbrough, and George
IT. 1haxton.9 = t.s a.: I ,..fs n - ;yt.r..i
+ Madison Ward. .-Messrs. Peter II. May o,
john H..' Tyler, and Isaac Davenport, Jf.
. Monfoe IWdrd. d.--Messss. John "A. Coke,
John 8: Wise, !and!W, T:IStapIes. yaa'
clay Wdrd.. iessrs. E, T. D. Myers, S.
p. Moore. and {. r, Barksdale-. :,
z Jackson Yard M essfs. James W, Bev-
eridge, Norman Y. Randolph, and a. G..
Robertson, r'f-- 80 - %/#fiI so.
HOW THE, POLICE BOARD, Will. Be, ELECTED.
The amendment to. the city charter re-
Dquires that the, eighteen names selected by
the Board Of Public interests yesterday
everiing shall be forwarded to the Joint
meeting pf, the City Council. From the
eighteen names thus sent-apd they must
be freeholders-the.C Council in joint session
| shall elect one from each ward; but no per-
son shall BIO elected who shall not. receive
majority in each branch OF the Council OF
the whole number OF members elected to
each branch; and in case there is
no election, or those elected decline
to act, under: the first nomination, or
whenever there is vacancy, the Board
OF Public Interests shall nominate to
the Council three times as many per.
sons as there are vacancies, and vacan:
cies shall be filled as above prescribed.
The Mayor and the six persons shall
constitute the Board OF Police Commission.
ers, any four Of whom shall constitute
quorum. Immediately on their organi.
zation, they shall divide themselves by LOT
into six classes, the first to serve one year
the second, two years; the third, three
years; the fourth, four years; the fifth, five
years; the sixth, six years; and as the
| terms expire the vacancies in the Board
thus made shall be filed by selecting mem.
bers for six years, whereby all will serve six
years, and one will be elected in July OF
each year. 800, ~ .'''
| - 80 49, THE POLICEMEN. "''. " ''.-.
Immediately alter their organization the
Board OF Police Commissioners shall divide
the present police force as it now exists,
into three classes, by lot. The terms OF tue
first class in this classification shall expire
on the 1st day Of July. 1878; OF the second
class, on 1st day Of July, 1879; :, and
OF the third class, the 1st day oil
July, $780,. The Board shall also classify
the police force OF officers and men into
three, grades, to be known as the first, sec.
opd, and third grades. The first grade shall
serve for three years FROM the date of ap-
pointment, the second grade for four years
from said date, and the third grade for five
years from said date. oi J- -..'~..'
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y De. scHENcK's PvLMoNIc SYRUPi sExFW EEp
TONIC, AND MANDRAKE PILLs.-These medicines
have undoubtedly performed more cures OF con-
sumption than any other remedy known to the
American public. They are compounded oivegeta-
BILE ingredients, and contain nothing ,whch can be
injurious to the human constitution. Other remedies
advertised as cures for Consumption probably con-
tain opium. which is a somewhat dangerous drug In
alLcases, and If taken freely BY patients
1t must do great injury or Its tendency Is to confne
the morbid matter in the system, which, OF course,
must make u cure impossible. !SCHESoK's Pull
MoNIc SYRUP Is warranted not to contain . particle
of opium; IL is composed Of powerful but harmless
herbs, which act the lungs, liver, stomach, and
blood, aud thus correct all morbid secretions, and
expel all the diseased matter from the body. These
are the only means by which consumption can be
cured; and as SCuENCK's PULMoSIc SYRUP, SEA-
WEED Tonic, and MANDRAKE PILLS are the only
medicines which operate in this way, 1t Is obvious
they are the only genuine cure for Pulmonary Con-
sumption. Each bottle OF this invaluable medicine
is accompanied BY full directions. DR.. ScHENcK Is
professionally at his principal Office, corner Sixth
and Arch streets, Philadelphia every Monday, where
all letters for advice must be addressed. e
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MILITARY .PLEAsUREs.-The Guard OF the
Commonwealth, Lieutenant w. T. Mosby
commanding, had an informal but delight
full reInion last Tuesday night. After drill
the company repaired, by invitation, to, the
residence Of Sergeant G., X. Wren, and
were most, hospitality received by Major
John F. Wren and the ladies OF the. family,
who, had kindly prepared an abundance Of
delicious Refreshments. After indulging In
speeches, itnasts, &C.,, the company gave
tainers and returned to. their armory. nI =
| This excellent, company Is. making pre-
parations for visit to Norfolk ON the 34th
OF July. and the; Richmond military viii be
most ably and aceeptably represented by
them. Under command OF their present
able and popular officers they will SOON be
as well drilled and efficient a. volunteer
corps as, any city can boast ol.!;,ri .t,oa !,
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SICK AND NERVOUS HEADACHE.-DR, c. W.
BENsoN's CELERY AND CHAMoMILE PILLS are
prepared expressly to cure Sick Hcadache, Nervous
Headache, Dyspeptic Headache, Neuralgia, Ner-
vou.ncss and Seeplessness, and will cure any case
Price, soc. Postage free. Sold by all druggists,
Office, Jog north Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md.
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THE MURDOCH SUICIDE In, the case Of j..
N. Murdoch, the coroner's jury rendered a
verdict that deceased came to his death by
taking arsenic. ~ ,.....,. 49,. ...t s.,sl
Murdoch bought the arsenic at. Cary's
apothecary, OH Brook avenue, Monday! He
represented that he was residing in Motto
way, and that he desired to kill crows with
the poison. ,.-Es'H
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THROUGH SOUTHERN MAILS VIA RICHMOND.
1t is asserted upon good that Hon:
&C. Hubbard, chairman of the Posta
Commission, has formally recommended to
the Postmaster-General to concentrate the
through southern mails via Richmond, thus
drawing through this city mails that here.
toiore have gone uiG, Louisville, KY, and
Lynchburg, Va.
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= UNAVAILABLE LETTERS, REMAINING N THE
R1cHAoSD PosT- OFFICE JUNE .lS, Bn..
A., in care Of Carrier No. % klcnmonu'
Va; C. II. g., in care 81 carrier mo: 1 -,
Richmond, Va; Miss Fiorance stagg, hic1-
mond, Ya.;gHenry 4. Taylor, ,Rlcnnoho'
Va; David Williams, New York, ~ J, -
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|. The Public Schools. The closing exer-
cises of the white public schools. will take
place to-day at the publie.school building,
corner OF Hull and Fifth streets. june
10Th a picnic, to be participated in BY, all
OF the white schools will take place at
yue le Grand, under the direction of Pro-
fessor Morrissette..i -aA *tuatl rrtE*H !.
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GONE TO THE COLLEGE MUsEUM.-The old
spinning-wheel, for several weeks on eXhi-
bition in window OF the Dispatch othce,
has been presented to DR.. Curry Tor the
Richmond College Museum. 1,!,,tI. z
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,..,THE1 mozart TH1s EyESING.-The or-
ichestra viii perform three pieces thisteye-
ming, and Miss Kate Mera will play q solo
Tor the piano. Mr., John d. Rediord will
sing solo, and the Mozart Sextette will
render two pieces-tsT The Gay Pilgrim y
and IS The Rhine.
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|! A BEAUTIFUL PREsENT.-Mrs. John Nor
ton Yesterday sent to the Retreat for the
Sick a stand or table with six arms, each
arm holding a pot Of flowers, In the centre
was stand containing aglass bowl Of gold
fish, and above it q miniature fountain. The
present was for the children's ward at the
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PERsoSAL.-Mr. r. NJ. Manly will leave
the city tonight yia the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad for. an extended visit to the
West, 80 = AK ,,.'.5. q .,..;,
Master Harry ,Hrshberg is to be CON
firmed on Saturday at the Synagogue 3, X.
Israel, .t~--
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SoCIAI. CLUB CELEBRITIoN.-The Rich
mond College Social Club celebration will
take place tomorrow evening in the College
chapel A very interesting programme will
be presented. -'.Fap%/t' g -:
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No FEMININE ATTRACTION is so seductive as n
lovely complexion such as impaired by GoURAUD's
Olympian Cream. Large bottles reduced TO i&1:
trial bottles, 25c. For sale by PURCELL, LADD
& Co., BoDEKER BROTHERS, and MEADE e BA-
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Jgsr ARRIVED, q choice liueef GEsTLEAES,s
FURNISHING GOODS. These goods will all Dc so.e
at our philadelphia psiees. Those OF our people
who have with house in that city wlll per-.
haps emeHher the excellent quality, great variety
and remare aple, pEicfs at which our firnisnins
goods are snId, II. s 4. st, 3,i,.st Is
npe lot Of goods for -taiioring Style ats
and quality guaranteed. JoHa WASAMAxrR,
s.y.s6; sgsitt -.ss zoe Main street. )!
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SALES OF REAL TE.-James L. Ap-
peson, real estate agent and auctioneer, NO:
lois Main street. has recently made sales OF
real estate in and near the city 10 the
amount of 54,013. n.Liu,.
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.Briefs.-Captain W.. L. Fernald, for.
merly Of this city. now collector OF United
States reventis' III ;Danyiile, was In the city,
yesterday. &m 2 'E. ,s2'o" .,.tf .,s.s !.
F3lEdward Gallagher, eonncilihan-elect Of
the second Ward, yesterday qualified. be
fore John r. 'Cogbill, clerk OF the the musings. m 9.
Court. s;ai ses7iif 30 81 .,,.,.tt !,
W.T.. Fisher has been elected bugfer, ana
George r. Fitzgerald ensign, OF the Man :.
chester Artillery. :. .,s-.,,,at :,
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INTERESTING TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS.
Persons mailing their letters at the post
office by 4 O'Clock P. h. will save about tif-
teen hours in their delivery in New York.
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AccIDENT.-Captain George D. WiseWas
thrown from his buggy yesterday evening
and, somewhat hurt. ,.t.,g funt =.
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CITY COLLECTORS OFFICER
RICHMOND. june 2, 1877.


fsITY TAXES. 1S7T.-This office will be
~ OPEN DAILY from o'clock A. NJ. 10 O'Clock
+. NJ. from the 18th to the 3Olh day of June Dcu-
siye, for the purpose Of receiving from any person
charged with -----..------,
"a CITY TASEs. REAL AND PERSONAL,
the whole or Cpe bali Of the amount or TAX charged
aud that TEN PER CENT. WILL BE ADDED 10 the
amount of tax charged in every case where the Iri
assessed snail fail 10 pa! the whole or one half within
The time jimitcd. ~..t.5@.i 81
The Collector respectfully requests all persons
having three more bills to leave list of the same
early possible at this Office, that the bills may
be gotten together, and, ii desired, halfreeeipts
made0st- sjtS~l-s
je 4-tJe30 A. X. WOODSON, Collector.
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pRY ssN<SHS.
CpEC1AL INDUCEMENTS.

,JI.wooI. BuNTING s7Xc. reduced from SOC;
sTRIrED su.Ns 75c., cheap tac''
c-,,, reaas.ioa in al DRESS GOODS n'al
r1NrsRED LINES-BosoM SHIRTS, ST.;
,,1,SpRIED SHIRTS tcoodl, s1.5o;" j.
pu.S.NTs BLACK GRAPE at half the price OF
regular goods; 3..
,r,,rsry.REn TAnLE-DAMAsK $50, rsluood
from 81. .-. @"..-'E ..s ...~
cpr,T RARG ANS IN cAssIMEREs.
1,D,rS. GAuZE VESTS. 5oc.. 75c., and al:
crxTIEMrN'S GAuZE SHIRTS, ooc.. 75c.,
&ndsl:
C1uLpHEN,s GAUZE SHIRTS. SOC;
uosE and llALF-IIoSE Of every description;
CORDED plQCES, l0c.;
LACE-STRIrE riQuES, l6'.c.;
WHITE ORGANIZES. 25. 35, and ioc.:
LINEN LAWN. 25. So, 40, and SOC;
sEyES-ISCH sASH-RIBBoHS. 75c. fall cclorsl,
reduced from 81.
COURTNEY 4 POWELL.
cIl SIS Broad street.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PnINTING-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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! L = s.
!. Be IL ordained 1y tie city Council Of the city
~ Manchester, That IL shall be unlawful for amy
horse mule to 20 ~ large, COWS, during the
nighttime within the limits OF the city OF Manches.
Ter. ,se.-.. h.
9. The owner Of any horse, mule, ass, or COW 50
going AT large shall be fined one dollar for every
hour, fractions Of an hour any snch animal may
bc allowed go ut large within the limits aforesaid;
which Ene shall be recoverable and applied as other
fines under the ordinances Of the city are recovered
aud applied. Ii, ,..s5s. -. 45
g. Il shal, be the duty OF The city police capture
and retain IN charge any such animal round going al
large untll the fines imposed by this ordinance and
The cost Of keeping such animals have been paid
by the owner OF such animals or his agent This or
dnancs saali not apply TO COWS goipg 1t large IN the
Proptded, ioioeaer, That all damages TO property
caused by COWS during the day or night shall be
assessed against the owner or owners OF The COWS,
and collected by the proper officer cl0,bed With the
authority 10 collect fines. I ~ Is
A;This ordnance shall take eGee. on the 10th day
OF June, 1877. ,,sssts ts.s.Fy
Passed june ], 1877.
eopy-tede:
te 14-2t >. ID. VADEN, Clerk.
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90 N. ELLYsoN & Co., advertising agents, insert ad-
ycrtisemeuts in all Of the newspapers OF the United
States at publishers rates. Orders left at the Die
patch counting room will receive prompt assen-
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A n AND BELOW COST.
TAXES.
! r A r f t A a E S +.
SAVE YOUR VOTES.

All persons will he required 10 show their STATE
TAX RECEIPTS at the polls.
The Treasurer is required to make his final returns
the 5ih instant that all persons who have not
paid their taxes for 1876 will please do so at once,
or they VII I've returned delinquent.
ie So, ( G. T.SSI EY Assistant Treasurer.
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Ilaye analysed the, wnIsKEY known under tiss
brand Of" SELECT" controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER D. DLAIn & CO.. Richmond, Va, and and 10
FREE sFRoM FUsIL OIL and other Impurities, and
recommend its use for medicinal and famiiyppr-
poses.-J. B. MCCAw. M, D., late Professor of Chem
istry, Medical College or Virginia. -,
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poL;icE COURT. The criminal cases atthe
Police Court yesterday were Of small i'm
portance. r,c sa,c y b.,I..lsi....I :
Many cases of parties falling to take out
city licenses were disposed Of, ,n4 IL
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The Courts.-Archer; Morris (colored was
Yesterday fined onesdollar aud costs for cir
culating a false report on Coleman Robin
SON aud Bella Ridley lcolore0. 2,r. eih
charged with, burglary at Granite, will conn
mence in the Eonnty Court to-day. .--s,.>.
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RICHARDSON & CO.. 9 p. ~, brick dwelling oE
- Pickett or Twenty first street between Short ad
Pleasant streets. .- G...,.rt ...,vr-
ROBERT r. LYME, 6 P.A, Cary-street lot, now
y occupied by Samuel G. FournOy, between Four
teenth and Fifteenth streets. , ... -.ti
POINDEXTER & TUPPER, 81 P. NJ, dwelling
- No. 7l9 Ninth street, beyond Leigh. sllic1
FRANK J. SAMPSON, A p. H.. valuable real estate
: within three miles or Manchester,
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

RJ- On, all sales Of Real Estdts made betoen
the 1st Of January and last 6f June the tdIes.fet
On ali sales made bet,oeen tha 1st of July and las
or the year the tares hace to be paid Dg lheSeIes
- (ThIS custom was adopted about fifteen ysa7sags
bv all the real estate agents In Richmond, and ap
niles 10 Richmond and vfcfnity.I f'. Ei' taGt
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LOCAL MATTERS,

NOMINATIONS FOR THE POLICE BOARD.
MEETING OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INTER
EsTs YESTERDAY -SodINA-
TIONS TO BE SENT TO THE COUNCIL FOR
MEMBERS OF THE NEW BOARD OF POLICE
COMMISSIONERS, &C. -
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$ An. .ORDINANCE TO PREVENT
"a HORSES, MULES, OR ASSES FR0M. GOING
AT LARGE, OR COWS. DURING THE NIGHT
TIME WITHIN THE LIMITS OF THE CITY OF
MANCHESTER. 2. tsyGE, -
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SLIPPERS, TIES, BUsKINs, S ER GE GOODS. SAN
dals Prince A!bcrts, Oxfords, Newports Nagn9lias
Buckle Newports. &C., cheap at
BosCnEN's. 500 and 511 Broaf street.
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DEDUCTIONS EXTRAORDINARY =
IL PRICES OF SOME GOODS REDUCED
Fine CASSlMERES and CoATiN(IS reduced twcr-
fr-fvc per cent. stock Is too large and must
lr sold BLACK GRENADINES reduced from 80
10 20 and 25c.. from 25 20 Is and l5c: beautiful
LAWNS NJ lie. reduced from l2kc. Many new
goods Just arrived. such as HAMBURGH EDG-
iSGS and INSERTINGS, HOSIERY. COTTOSS,
CALICOFrS. and STRIPED SHiRT1SG.
jell !. G.. WHITLOCK. 1909 Main street
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p HAHBuKGn EpGISGs and InsertfDgs never were
as cheap us they now can be had at,LnYY BRO
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ANOTHER CARGO OF cheap Dry Goods Just re-
ceiyed ut LEVY BRoTuERs. They show the
largest aud cheapest stock offered In sails city
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8itl,lnoltd 9ispat|!f|,lrl. p|!|,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ID, 1877.

as-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
IL LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALI. THE OTHER =DArEY NEWS
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BALI At THE VrRGININ MILITARY INsTI-,
|TUTE.-A bail viii be given to the gradua.
ting class of the Virginia Military Institute,
/ at Lexington, by the corps OF cadets on
Tuesday evening, July Sd. Committee r.
W. Massie, Of Virginia, president; T. 2.
Thompson, Of South Carolina, directing
marshal; w. NJ. Husson; New York r. H.
PeekyW. B. Pettitt, Virginfa; j. Q. Lowell,
Louisiana; j. H. Shetfey, Alabama; A. K.
Snyder, r. L.Roberson, P. d. Colhoun, Vir-
ginia; u. II. McC Cord, Missouri; E. E. Dunn,
South Carolina; F, ". Walker, Georgia; J.,
SI. Patton, Virginia ; r., T.. Holloway, Illi-
nois;, A. Med. Pete, Tennessee; j. S.
Browne, Marylnnd; Ft e. ENCLOSING, Mis-
sigsipp; George Kcnnon,i Virginia; P. j..
Williams, Arkansas; R. s. Ball, G. w.
Archer, Virginia; I'm! Galbreath, Ten
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