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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-03

Died. in this CITY. OH Friday. November I'd, of
croup. RICHARD M. JOHNSON, son OF &. ". ana
\. II. johnson; aged four years and one month ,,s
funeral THIS Saturday MORNING 1T 10 O'Clock,
t the residence of his father, on Buchanan street
near Christ church. o."
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APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.

APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.
KNOW ALL MEN By THESE PRESENTS, That we,
the subscribers, being stockholders In the James
River and Kanawha Company, do hereby constitute
and appoint our true and awful attorney
and proxy to represent each Of us in all general
meetings OF the stockholders Of said company held
within SIX months from and after the date hereof;
when we are not personally present or represented
by some other proxy, with full power and authority
at such general meetings to give such vote or votes
and to do such other act or acts as each of could
give or do as member of said meetings If we were
personally present and We do hereby rtify and con-
firm whatever vote votes, act or acts, our said at
torney may lawfully give or do for us In pursuance
Of the authority hereby conferred upon him..
Witness our h,inds and seals this = day of --,
one thousand eight hundred and -.
- --, ISEAL.l
l.
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Ne COHEN BROTHERS HAVE JUST
purchased OF a retiring importer
SO pieces COURTAULD'S ENGLISH GRAPES IN
oualitie. from that suitable for trimming to The
heaviest and widest for wells, all of which they
win sell ut near 100 per cent. less than usual
prices;
They arc also Offering the largest and cheapest stock
of BLACK and COLOFED SILK VELVErs
ever offered before In this city;
A large stock of PIANO and TABLE-COFERs
from 1880 to $35:
RUSSIAN CRASH at 6, s, 10, and 12Ec.;
All the novelties In SCARFS, BALLOONS,
PRINCES, and other FANCY GOODS;
Their NOTION DEPARTMENT comprise. every
thing that Is novel:
Try their SPOOL-SILk four for CSC. worth 12'.c.
each;
Their HOSIERY DEPARTMENT Is now the most
extensive in this city. &C 80
NJ COHEN BROTHERS ARE NOW IN
RECEIPT OF
a full stock of CLOAKS and SIAWLs. which they
offer at low figures;
Also, large stock Of ENGLISH BEAVERS from
*1toS2 yard less than market value;
CARPETS and FLOOR OiL-CLOTHS;
wINDoW-sHADEs and FIXTURES;
HAMBURGER EDGINGS At 8. 4, 3. 6, 7, S, 0, 1oc.,
and Uphill below market value.
COHEN BROTHERS,
corner Fourth and Broad streets.
Closed SATURDAYS &C 80
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AND CnINEsEGO0DS, &c.

JAPANESE GOODS.
" We now have greater variety than ever
,SnI, JAPANESE, AND CHINESE Gooi's'
consisting OF every Kind OF foreeiahs' ne. ,rl!.
Bronzes, Laeduer-warc. Silks, Toys, tap<'
Giles, screens Carved Furniture eie" ETC.
ORIENTAL CARPETS.
RUGS, AND TABLE-cofERs 49,.
o.uao.,ons az Pa re and caoice ANTIQUE ci,oiSs
GIVE sS,IS' pSaMEI,s. LACQUERS,F oRcEl-AiNI'
na.le,s viii lind Ii advantageous 70 seAa"1 :,
s,cck. New Invoices constantly atft'lns' '"N
lowest prices ever before offered. =,
ioNe's' s'a~~ 4. A. yANTINE b co..
New YORK.
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FURNITURE.

TUST RECEIVED, - SUITS ora
- the best Chamber. Pnrlnr. and Dining "
Room Furniture TO he !oun1 III th' clt!' ar, m
daily additions 10 same. have Iii" largest !i'
of Walnut suits, and some OF The finest that can D.
found In the city, made Of the best material ana :"
s"mc class OF goods have ever hr,u offered. A.y,
fine Parlor Suits in toclinc. Tapestry. >A''''..
Reps and Hair Cloth Parties III want Of mn" i'''
should not fail to examine nv stock before ''! '"'
4 full line OF cheap goods always On land.
T.. CARTWRIGHT.
o., on Is Governor ~iTctS,
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BY order of the Board of Directors.
+, =. -.....,,t4 WILLIAM 7. MUNFORD.
no S,7,12 Secretary.
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OFFICE OF THEJAMEs RIVER AND}

OFFICE OF TIIEJAMES RIVER AND}
KASAwHA COMPANY, I
RICHMOND, November 8, 1877.
THE ANNUAL MEETINGS OF THE
/ STOCKHOLDERS OF THE JAMES RIVER
AND KANAWHA COMPANY and of the BU-
CHhNAN. AND CLIFTON FORGE RAILWAY
COMPANY will be held at this office on WE'D
SESDAY the l4th instant, ut O'Clock p. n.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MET COMFORTABLE BRICK TENE-
MENT, NO. 221, ON THE EAST SIDE OF MAYO
STREET. NEAR TO BROAD STREET, TO Be
SOLD At AUCTION ON MONDAY AFTER
NOON. 9TH NOVEMBER, 1877 AT O'CLOCK
Special attention Is called to the foregoing sale.
AS the owner resides In another State, the prop
erty will be sold without reserve. The dwelling
contains SIX rooms besides Kitchen, &C., and Is In
good order. See auction head fer particulars.
no3-2t w. GODDIN. Auctioncer.
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Mt FRENCH BRANDY.

Direct importation Of
JAMES HENNESSY BRANDY
In wood and glass. For sale wholesale and retail by
OSCAR CRAM
&C 5-lm No. II Governor street.
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ng-FAIR GOODS, FAIR PRICES.
JUST WHAT TIE PEOPLE WANT.

JUST WHAT TIE PEOPLE WANT.
HEADQUARTERS FOR CHEAP DRY GOODS
ru,ruruER BRoru + s. COL BROAD STREET,
o Gh GSo .SS FoR ehEaiESf and invite
sseGr ST so st'qEs for the
Fair-week. Don't fail 70 give us call.
Inc, onened 400 pIeces new and pretty styles DRESS
GOODS from 1215 to Soc; u,,,,. :.
FRiNGEs, GALLOONs, and BUTTONS to match
,25 s1 pieces BLACK ALPACAs and c CHEMIREs
from l6c. to S1.25. Great bargains III Black
Goods. Give us 4 call on them.
A now lot of CIOAKS just received, at extra low
prices, and invite u call for inspection.
- dozen BOULEVARD SKIRTS at soc. apiece
10 d Sass1 Bs55tGiiEvARD SKIRTS from 75c to SO
apiece; ,r-r ,,
- TNBLE-LINENs, NAPKINS, TOWELS,
SHEETINGS, &C., at the lowest prices.
% dozen Ladies', Misses, and Gentlemen's UNDER
VESTS at soc. apiece worth Use. Call and sec
them, Is they are very cheap.
We call SPECIAL attention to our department Of CAS-.
SIMERES and WOOLLENS for mems and boys
wear, as we make that q speciality. We are en-
ablcd to show an elegant assortment at cxtraor-
binary low prices, and ask call to see for your
wATERPRooF CLOTHS, BEAVER and CHIN
CHILLA CLOTHS for cloaks aud overcoats-a
WHITE, RED, BLUE, and GRAY, FLANNELs
at all prices, from 16 to 75c.a yard.
A very large variety Of Ladies' and Childrens
STRIPED HOSIERY, GLOVES. HANDhE R-
CHIEFS. CORSETS, PORTE-MlsO y M, Sn
JET-JEWELRY, COMBS. &C., when VIII DC
sold very low Ill order 10 dispose OF them quick.
handsome lot OF SILK MUFFLERS. SCARFS.
and RIBBONS just received at extra low prices.
Call and see them.
our KTD-GLOyE DEPARTMENT is complete.
lust received for the Fair:wcek over 20 dozen
IadIes' two-button KID Cloves at 5Oc worth 81:
Donst fail to buy pair. 125 dozen Laaies
and GentIemen's Kid Gloves from 81 70 So
m,Ir-a full line Give us q call on Kid Gloves.
Tn CeptIemen,s FURNISHING-G0ODS DEPART
MENT we have full line OF White Shirts, un.
dershirts, Handkerchief, Half Hose, Neck-Ties,
Scarfs, Suspenders, Collars, &C., ut very low
prices. -
CARPETS, very cheap, to effect sales. As we be-
ilcve In quick sales and small profits II will pay
~" ~ THALHIAIER BROTHERS.,
oc27 COL Broad street.
n B.-MR. CHARLES HUTZLER Is now with
u.s. and will be pleased TO see his friends and
toners at TIIALHlMER BROTHERS.,
oc30 6ol Broad street.
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rO-pARTNERSHlP. Mr.. GEORGE n.
" WOODBRIDGE Is admitted to an interest In
my business from and after this date the style OF
the firm win BIZ DEASE & WOQDHRIlSE. s.
no l-9t +. II. DEASE.
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rNHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
i FORE existing between CHARLES A. BEK-
RAN and JOHN X. MCPHAlL, under the style OF
firm OF BEKRIAN & ACPHAIL, corner Of Sey-
enteenth and Main streets. aud McPHAI4 s. BER-
RAN, corner OF Twenty second and siain streets,
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent
CHARLES a. .BERRIAS assumes all liabilities
Of both concerns and will continue the business ut
the old stand, corner. of Seventeenth and Main
streets, in his own name. All persons having claims
against the late firms will present them Tor pay
ment, and all indebted will please settle.
RICHMOND, VA, November !, 1877.
Having purchased the entire interest Of John X;
McPhail In the late firm OF Berrian & McPhall,
will continue the business Mt the old stand seven
teenth aud Main streets. and hope by close attention.
aided by competent assistance, 10 receive the pa
tronage so literally bestowed on tho late nrm.
CHARLES A. BERRIAN,
RICHMOND, November l, 1877.
We have this day. bought out the interest or Mr..
CHARLES A. BIER RAN In the drugstore Formerly
owned by MCPHAIL & BERRIA&, corner Twenty.
second aud Main streets, and win continue to ksspa
pnre' and weil-selcctcd stock of DRUGS, AEDi-
CINES, &C., and hope to have the liberal patronage
Of our friends. ms heretofore. ..s.
JOHN Il. McPlIaIL 4 BROTHER.
Sovember l. 1877. no 1-3t
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A TIME-HoNoRED SPEcIFIc.-=The long and
successful career Of DIR. WIsHART's PINE
TREE TAR CORDIAL, as contrasted with tho
speedy collapse of nostrums devoid Of efficacy
which have from tire to time been pulled in
to brief notor;ety during the twenty odd
years that this celebrated medicine has been
sold, affords proof that the American pub
lie continue to repose it confidence in desery-
ing articles only. The PINE TREE TAR Con-
DIAL has long been recognized as the leading
specific for Consumption, Bronchitis, Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, Diptheria, and all other dis
eases of the breathing organs 1t is, more
over, certain, speedy. and safe botanic
remedy for Dyspepsia, Liver Disorders, Scro-
fulous Affections, Urinary Troubles, Gravel,
Dropsy, Debility Constipation, and Female
Complaints. Constantly accommodating evil
dence of an unimpeachahle character estab-
fishes the fact that itnot only entirely eradi-
Gates the diseases to which it is adapted, but
also that its action is remarkably prompt and
thorough. The crucial test Of experience has
demonstrated its reliability.in every particu
lar Sold BY all druggists. Principal depot
Mo. 910 Filbert St., Philadelphia. April I'll.
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1t is generally supposed by q certain GLASS
of citizens, who are not practical or expert
enced, that Dyspepsia can not invariably be
cured, but we are pleased 10 say that GREEN's
AueusT FLOWER has never, to our knowledge,
failed to cure Dyspepsia aud Liver Complaint
in all its forms, such as Sour Stomach, Costiye-
ness, Sick Headache, palpitation of the Heart,
low spirits, &C., &c Out Of 10000 dozen
bottles sold last year, not single failure was
reported, but thousands of complimentary
letters received from Druggists of wonderful
cures. Three doses will relieve any case.
Try it, Sample bottles 10 cents. Regular
Size 70 cents. For sale at Moore's and An
derson's Drug Store, Lambertyille, aud
Wolyerton's, New Hope.
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fee, and will be found both interesting and
important, showing as it does, 81, 336.67 out
standing orders $i,93324 bills payable
and 81, 34S.29 borrowed from School and
Bounty Funds to pay municipal expenses, to
pay which the amount of $575.58 is in the
Treasurer's hands.
Your committee cannot consistently re-
commend borrowing more money TO pay these
claims, while so much delinquent tax remains
uncollected--athough very sensible Of the
injustice under which the creditors of the
city suffer.
A vigorous prosecution of the work of col
Letting the outstanding tax, is recommended
alike by wise policy, aud strict justice, and IL
the people will but give their moral support
to the officers charged With this duty, it can
soon be accomplished.
JosEPu SMITH, F;nanca Can,
HuoH B. Err, s''''''oo Non''
On motion, the report was accepted and
ordered filed.
Mr.. Jos. Smith, on behalf Of the Finance
COMMITTEES, to whom was referred bill Of John
4. Coryell, amount $4.00, at the last meeting,
would recommend that Z cents per hour be
deducted from the bill also the fee Of so cts,
for which they fail to tnd any law, requiring
payment to be made to policemen, for making
arrests, which are considered to be in their
line of duty, and moved that the BILL amount
$3.50, otter making the above corrections, be
ordered paid. So ordered.
The Laws and Ordinance Committee, to
whom was referred bills of Messrs Williams
aud Reilly, amount $3.50, reported that they
cannot find anything in the ordinance book,
authorizing the extra payments of policemen
for making arrests would refer the bill back
to council, recommending that it be not paid.
Mrs. Jos. Smith, moved that the bill be re-
ferred back to Messrs. Williams and Reilly
for reconsideration. Agreed to.
MIR. Smith offered the following
Resoioed, That William Dean be designat-
ed as the justice of the Peace, to whom H. b.
Kitchin may make his return of uncollected
tax. on the warrants for 1868. On motion
adopted.
The bill of J. w. Hill for extra police SER
vices, $40, was laid on the table.
Adjourned to Monday evening, May 10th,
at 7.30 o'clock.
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81, Auti,oritxa

misunderstanding bonds. ixsncd by the townof I.am-
bertville,in pnl sunnee ofiauthory granted by
OF the Legislature, approved March 9th. 1853 March
sih, 1854 and Fspruprs gath, 1853 which said
the payment of bounty To vounteers.and 10 repay
certain loans previously made for thnt purpose
still outstanding AID past due to the amount OF
eighteen thousand Ave hundred dollars, and whereas
1877 power Is given TO the financial authorities Of the
cities, towns and townships Of this State to renew
nnetysix aud two-thirls per cent % said indebted
ness any less part thereof, by the issuing OF tho
&C., &c.s therefore, tf
The Hhabita,ssQj he Cayy Lambcskriiie do ordaia.
SEC l. That the Mayor and Treasurer oil the city be
authorized TO issue city bonds 10 be called bounty
bonds," to the amount OF sixteen thousand dollars In
Of two three and FIVE hundred dollars each,
may be most desirable, aud bearing date issued and
with Interest at SIX rent per nnunin, payable the
first day OF. April aud October each year.
Sro q That the amount OF four thousand dollars OF
said banda shall mature and be paid the first day of
October A. D. 1878 and the same amount Of four thou.
sand dollars on the nrst day Of October IN each and
every year thereafter, until all are paid.
SEC. That the money necessary pay the interest
said bonds and the principals II natures shall be
raised by tax assessed each year for that purpose
provided for in the acts reced in the preamble to this
sEcsA That the proceeds Of the sale Of Tho bonds to
be issued under this ordinance shall be placed to this
credit OF the bounty fund account and thatthe time
for which this ordinance provides may be prescribed by
resolution oil Council provided that bond shall BIO
sold less than MS par value.
SEc B. Thai this ordinance shall take effect lmned-
atey after rs publication according TO law.
HOLMES r. ELY.
Attest W. W, ROBINSON,
Approved May sth, is77
8 80 4 EDWARD r. soI.IIDAy, Mayor.
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--Messrs. +. S. Katzenbach & Co., of Tren-
ton, N. j.. have just received direct from
the Fair Haven Slate Co, they being their
agents, some very fine Marbleized Slate Man.
ties of entirely new and elegant designs, which
they are offering oery low.
Their stock Of Gas Fixtures, and every
thing pertaining to the Plumbing and Gas-fit-
ting line, they are disposing of at prices
which defy competition. Give them a call If
you want anything in their line, COM
prises Hardware, Cutlery, Stoves, Ranges, &C.,
besides the goods already mentioned ais.
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Can't we lave the streets paved?

u
AT the meeting Of the Reform Club, OF
next Friday evening, Rev. Mr.. Sanderlio, d
New Hope, Rev. Mr.. Baum, Of this city, ant
others, viii address the club.
The pavements on sshe east side of Unior
St., between Church and Coryell, are in :
miserable condition. Isn't it about time the,
were fixed?
Our streets look far better than they die
some time since. The Mayor has ordere,
boxes, barrels, dirt heaps &C., removed, ans
now if they were nicely paved we would hav,
reason to feel little proud.
The 9th State Convention of the Wo
mans Christian Temperance Union of thi
State, win be held at the North Baptis
Church, Orange, on the 10Th and 18th inst
Very interesting sessions are expected.
The Stockton Paperware Manufacturing
Co. are now erecting their mandatory, south
of the depot. 1t viii be three stories high
30x60 feet. The first story is of stone, and
the balance of frarse. Peter Best is the con.
tractor for the stone work.
just received, another lot of Seed Pota.
toes, at Burroughs cor. of Main and Coryell
SITS. m.2,2-t
u. Fl. LANES Grand Concert Company ,in-
Guiding the original Peak Family of Bell
ringers, the famous Boston Quartette, and a
troupe Of speciality artists. Three distinct or
CARNATIONS combined in one will appear at
Holcombe Hall, on Monday evening next
The admission will be SO and 25 cts. Reserved
seats can be secured at Anderson's Drug
Store, without extra charge.
lin returning to his home near Fleming
ton, last Saturday night Atkinson ]. Hol-
combe met with serious accident His horse
became frightened, and turning suddenly
threw him out of the wagon, injuring him
severely. His daughter and daughter-in-
law were in the wagon with him, and the
horse continuing to run, they both jumped
out, fortunately without serious injury.
Thankful TO the young gentlemen and
others from Lambertville and vicinity who
have patropized him in the past, G. W. Hot
tell, 274 e. State street, Trenton, desires to
announce that he has now on hand the latest
spring styles of hats, both silk, soft, and
straw, and invites all who wish reliable goods
at reasonable prices, to call and examine his
stock. No one should buy silk hat unless it
fits easily to the head. Hottell makes per-
feet fit to every inequality of the head, by
the use of the American Conformation.
The +" Associate Members Concert Civ
en- at LARS Hall, on last Wednesday evening,
by the 0rphean Musical Association, was a
good one, and well repaid the attendance Of
contributing Cor associte) members. Many
of the singers did better than ON more public
occasions, when before large audiences. All
persons who pay $l.00 per year to the society
have the privilege of attending free, several
concerts of this kind during the year. Any
one can secure an associate members ticket,
by applying to Mr.. Eugene Gallagher, Secre-
tary.
: Picture Frames at greatly reduced rates
at Fritz's Photograph Gallery. M. g.. 3t.
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Sulphur Baths 8 cents. The beneficial
results Of Sulphur Baths are too well known
to require comment. The effects of Glenn's
Sulphur Soap in the bath are truly electrical,
completely deodorizing offensive accumula-
tions, and thoroughly purifying the entire
surface Of the body. Sold by all Druggists,
25 cents.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, black or
brown, 80 cts. 4w.
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PRICES ARE DO WV /

L4HlC1O dlbE DO w Nv
GOODS IRE 0iiffE;d K III siff +
Nearly all kinds of Day GooDs have de-
clined in prices from five to fifteen per cent.
in the past two weeks.
Since the reductions occurred, have been
in the market purchasing literally, therefore
can exhibit some Of the best bargains in Dry
Goods ever offered in this city. The STOCK is
LARGE and handsomely assorted with the best
Choice New Fabrics and Styles of this Seas
on. Purchases are made, and selling prices
marked upon the goods with the intent of Civ
ing customers the best value possible for their
money. 8Hy
Plain, Mixed, and Mstlasse Cloths, in
double and single widths, for Dolmans and
Ladies' suits.
Made-up Dolmans Of handsome materials.
The New SHADES Of Fashionable Dress
Goods in fine All-wool, Mohair, and Silk and
Wool Fabrics.
A large variety Of choice new Dress Goods,
at 25c., Bic, S7tc and soc.
The best grades Of Atwood, Black French
Cashmeres, at 02tc., 75c., S7ac., 81, $1.12A
and $l.25 sold.
Black Brilliantines and Black Alpacas, in
the cheapest and finest grades.
HtWy II amy difa 4 tdfu OhkSh 0ilis, At
roc, size, $1.00, $1.12t and $1.25.
large stock of PLAIN BLACK SILKS, Of
the most reliable makes, cheap
The leading best makes Of Muslins, Prints,
and Domestic Goods.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
The best qualities and the new choice styles
of Brussels, Three-ply Ingram, Hall and
Stair Carpets, Fancy and Plain Mattings,
Figured and Plain Linolcum for Vestibnles,
Halls and Offices, Floor Oil Cloths, Window
Shades and Shade Hollands, Curtain Laces,
Draperes, Furniture Coverings, Table Lin
ems, &C., &c.
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, and full line of
Goods for Mems aud Boys wear.
When you purpose purchasing Dry Goods,
remember to inspect the most extensive and
complete assortment in this city, at
III. g.. ScUDDER's
OLD NEW JERSEY STORE,
No. 45 Greene Street, Trenton, Nj.
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Isasc T. Kuttcr, successor to John A.
Kutter deed. } House, Sign and Ornamental
Painter No. 6l'Deleyan street, Lambertyille.
Particular attention given to Paper Hanging
and Wall Painting. a. "a, Sm.