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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-08
Editors of the Dispatch:

1t is the prayer Of host OF; sufferers that
YOU will lend your most valuable aid in pro-
curing n remedy for the gricyous nuisance
hereinbelow pointed out. You will tell Us,
no doubt, that If we will wait little the
thing will, as it must, cureitself. Yea, verify;
but the time is now at hand when it should
be acted upon. Our city has, you know, OF
late wears taken in large area OF new ter
ritorv. and OF course lays its taxes upon
every resident within the limits of this
added domain. Many Of Us have, neither
cas-lamps, water-pipes, pavements, nor po-
licemen: nor do we clamor for these until
in the Judgment Of the assembled Council
It becomes matter of correct policy for all
concerned. Without the possession OF these
advantages, we are yet willing to pay the
taxes in consideration Of the purer air and
water we enjoy, and the room we have for
our children to play and grow upon the yet
unoccupied natural lawns and grassy slopes
that everywhere surround the more busi-
ness and central portions OF our city. 1t Is
in regard to the deflement and deseeration
OF these latter by the herds OF dairy-cows
and flocks OF filthy geese that have well
nigh made walking merely on these pleasant
hills, to say nothing of children's romps,
thing to require great adroitness OF eye and
foot, that we call upon you to help us make
Il loud and determined protest.
Personal remonstrance with these cow
and goose-men and women is simply waste
OF breath. They insist in their r19ht 10
pasture their cows around your doors on
every speck OF green to be found, aud de,
mand that their ugly, denuded geese snail
be permitted, "unshood,' y as they lead their
long lines OF nasty goslings, to hiss ana
SQUAT, and defle the earth ad I'D. the wniie,
hitting and mutilating every shrub and
flower they can possibly reach by the aid OF
a two-foot neck and mouth, as they leisureiy
saunter around your yards and gates. Is u
not due to the owners Of property -Wnetner
for residence upon or holding for saie,in
these outer but nevertheless city.taxapie
nrecincts that the nuisances here alluded 70
shouId be abatedf Besides, as q mater Oh
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COURT FESTIVAL AT THE THEATRE.-To-
morrow afternoon at O'Clock there will be
matinee at the Theatre of the melo-drama
Court Festival. One hundred performers
handsomely attired will take part in the en-
tertainment. The exhibition will be varied
by singing, dancing, acting, and tableaux;
ali under the management of the Misses
Webster. Seats may be had at Johnston's.
. The windows and doors OF the Theatre
will be open from the roof to the parquet,
so that the building will be rendered quite
comfortable. The price OF the librettos has
been reduced to fifteen cents.
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WEATHER REPORT.

,r,oSs FOR To-DAy.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, rising followed ey falling
barometer. stationary OF H,Sue. s,;st,n~ 20
sonthcast. so,t partly cloudy or cloudy weather
with rain-arcaS. H.,
FOR the South Atlantic States. nearly s!a-
,;onarv followed bv falling barometer, sta
,;onary or higher temperature. seutierly
winds. partly cteady weather.
For the Gulf States, stationary or lower
pressure. stationary temperature, southeriS
winds. partly cloudy or cloudy weather,
with rain-areaS.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, sta
tjonarv or falling followed by rising barom
cter, warmer southerly veering TO colder
nor;hcr!y winds. partly cloudy or clondt
weather and rain.
THE WEATHER. YESTERDAY was clear, mid
and pleasant. ,.. ...
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY q \. NJ. 90
A. NJ, rs; noon, II; T. NJ. 80 J.
~. ST: midnight, rs.
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POLICE ARRESTS Observation-Disclosures Ser
eeant Fl. w. Dabney yesterday evening ar
rested Robert Monroe and Eugene Monroe
(colored boys) charged with disorderly con-
duct on baseball lot near Richmond Col
lege. ~,
Sergeant Cousins arrested Sarah Brown
(colored) charged with striking Willie Pll-
k,nton, son of +. T. Piikinton, with rock.
Mary Ella Bates was arrested for roDolng
James Finch Of So, and Byrd Haskins lcoi-
ored) was taken into custody for breaking
and entering the shoe-shop OF Edward
one pair OF shoes valued at So. IL .
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LOCAL MATTERS.

TEMPORARY SUSPENSION OF HORACE BLACK
hUR.-The failure OF Horace Blackn,ur,
dealer IN manufactured tobacco. doing ,busi-
ness on the corner OF Twelfth and Cary
streets, was reported yesterday. A call
uporl' Mr.. Blackburn by reporter OF this
paper cticited the information that the cnl-
barrassnient amounted to only a temporary
suspension, resulting from q large amount
OF southern commercial paper being re-
turned unpaid. Mr.. Biackmur states that
he has done very large business in
the South and West, but that within
the past two years he has had much trouble
in making collections. He further says he
has had numerous offers of assistance, but
that he declined to accept them, as he was
determined to wait until after the 14th in
slant, when there will be a meeting OF bis
creditors. Mr.. Blatkmur was not prepared
to state the amount of his liabilities, but
said that he was confident his assets would
cover them dollar for dollar, and that he
will resume operations in a short time. He
Informed our reporter that he had been
doing business in, Richmond about nine
years, and that when he came here he bad
sufficient means to retire from commercial
pursuits, but that. il had all been Invested
in his present business. From other sources
we learn that his liabilities do not exceed
| S20,000. . i.I: s!2J'ii .!..&t
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POLICE Court, YEsTEEDAY-Police-Jus-
tice Joseph j. White presiding.-Ned Hill
'colored) was fined $3.50 and costs for
assaulting and beating Spotswood Conway.
Martha Thomas was jailed five days for
striking Lucinda Lucas.
Ann Wingfeld was fined So and costs
forusing abusive language to Mrs. NJ. Black
burn. ....s -.y- .....
George Woodson and S. 81. johnson were
fined 81 each for disorderly conduct in the
street.
The case Of John West (colored), charged
with assaulting and beating Wilson Nash,
was again continued until Monday.
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"OUR HEIREss" To-NIGHT.-The final
rehearsal of the burlesque opera, Il" Our
Heiress," was had last night at the Theatre,
and everything resulted most satisfactorily,
and it may be safely expected that its pre-
sentation tonight will be eminently sue
cessful. The manager OF the Theatre will
thoroughly ventilate the building during
the afternoon, so that, in the event OF a
warm evening, the heat will not be so op-
pressiye. Arrangements have been made
with the Richmond and Petersburg Rail-
road Company, by which persons from Pc
tersburg will be enabled to attend the opera
at reduced rates OF fare, and number will
come over tonight.
Librettos for the opera are on sale at the
principal bookstores at small cost.
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NEW TIMETABLE on THE FREDERICKSBURG
RoAD.-On and after Sunday next trains
will leave Richmond as follows: 8:03 A. n.
daily Except Sunday from Byrd-street sta
ton; sos P. NJ. daily from Byrd.Street
station.
The accommodation train will leave daily
(except Sunday from Broad-Street station
at Ais P. n, and will arrive at S:25 A. NJ.
Mail trains will arrive at Byrd-Street sta
ton at 7:05 A. M. daily, and 1o:45 P. NJ.
daily (eXcept Sunday.
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CanstoI.saunre ,.,1 walks.

Messrs. Editors,-I agree with "Vete-
ran" The walkways In the Capitol Square
ought to be rolled. Major Boykin has the
roller, the convicts to draw II, and the po-
lice to guard the conyicts. Do beg him to
commence work. Immediately after a;raln
is the best time, but II the rain is likely to
be long coming the Walkways may be sprin-
kled with water from hose. At present, q
lady wearing thin shoes can scarcely walk
through the Capitol Square on account OF
the sharp gravel, while citizens generally
find that the more they patronize the Capitol
Square the larger their shoe bills become.
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4 Great Accommodation.-Th Dispatch
reporter is able to state upon good author
ity that w. L. Fernald, Esq, collector OF
United States internal revenue for this dis
trict, has determined to have deputy in
this city. The position will be filled by one
Of the best-known and most popular citi-
zens of the city, whose name the reporter is
not at liberty to divulge, This appointment
will be great accommodation to the manu-
facturers and others having business with
the office. Our people now have to send to
DanYiIle for stamps.
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REUNION OF THE OTET BATTERY.-The re-
union OF the OteS Battery will take place at
Glenn Ellen, near the new reservoir, on
next Monday the l1th. Should the weather
be unfayorable they will be provided with
a spacious house, and the occasion Is sure
to be q success. Boats will leave the Packet
office at 8 A. M. and l P. NJ. Every sur
yiying member is expected to answer roll
call on this occasion.
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ANDREW j. BERRY PARDoNED BY THE
GOVERNOR. The Governor yesterday par
doned Andrew J. Berry, who was sentenced
to six months in the city jail for exhibiting
a lottery. The pardon was granted because
"the life and character OF the prisoner has
been honorable through peace and war.
Employed by the Southern Association
until the repeal Of its charter. he afterwards
carried on a similar business, technically
known as policy and he did SO under the
advice and belief that he was violating no
law against lotteries or gaming. His guilt
was technical. and has already been amply
atoned for. His pardon restores good
citizen to usefulness and relieves destitute
and suffering family ., .....: g.. ............
Berry's fine OF 800 and costs was paid
yesterday, and he was then discharged from
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At the Granite Works.-As stated in the
Dispatch few days since the prospects for
q speedy resumption Of work at the Gov
ernment Granite Works are very bright.
There are several hundred worknen in and
around the city dependent on these works.
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YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
STl.DISG CoM.,r1-rEEs.-I'hcr he regular mo nth
" meeting OF the Directory OF this Assocla-
ton was held at Association Hall last night
j. D. K. Sleight, president, in the chair.
The following standing committees Tor
the ensuing year were appointed:
= Committee on Relief Of PoOr.-J. 7. ELY
son, G.. C. Jefferson, DR.. W. w. PARKER.
Co,nmittee on Library and Rooms. W..
Cringan, e. p. Rady. DIR. j; 3; McCaW. -
Committee on LectureS.-F. Il. Deanc, =.
II. Winston, G. F. Merrell.
COMMITTEE on Sunday Schoots.-W. {.
Mayo, A. L. West, r. 81. Gillian.
Committee on Religious ErerciseS.-J: w.
Lockwood, ". Y. Sheppard, Jr., IL. Theo-
dore Elyson.
Committee on Ways and MeanS.-James
Gordon, Thomas Potts, John Branch.
Committee on Visiting the SicE.-J. Is.
Hill, j. L. Maury, Stephen Putney.
Committee on Publications.. ). Clarke,
Carlton Mccarthy, w. Ellis Jones'.
Committee on Bible ClaSses.-Colonel D..
B. Cary. w. B. Bigelow, Asa Snyder.
Committee on Statistics.-W: F. Richard
son, IT. H. Elicit, l.. S. Edwards. ~
Committee to Nominate Neao Mena0efS.-
Colonel w. P. Munford, w. j. White6urst,
Edward Peasanta, Norvell Ryland, b. M.
Crump, Furman Tupper, r. r. Gwathmey,
W. T. Daniel, Thomas Clemment, J. Estes,
J. +. Cottrell, c. d. Hill, w. T. Fitzgerald,
- Hagan, w. NJ. Woodward, W. 5. De-
shell, Stephen Taylor, William Bentley,
T. A. Brander. o. T. Weisiger. 4. ii. whit
lock; E. f. Parham, DR.. L. B., Edwards, +.
Fl. Kelley, J. S. Clarke, E. e. Goddin, Rev.
W. c. Schaetfer. a..
Messrs. r. e. Reynolds, Eugene c. Stokes,
and Rev. S. G. CIopton were elected men,
bers of the Association.
Measures were considered looking to the
more vigorous prosecution of the work OF
the Association.
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policy to the city as corporation interested
in. her own fnnnces, these matters should
receive the attention they deserve.
This remonstrance' can obtain as opposed
to the opposition of each party interested
on the other side the names Of ut least
FIVE HUNDRED SUFFERERS.
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RICHMOND, VA, June 6, 1877.
Editors. Richmond Dispatch:

Editors Richmond DiSPdtch: -
/. Dear Sirs, Can you or one OF your read
;ers tell us when the charter granted by the
city of Richmond to- the Richmond, Fred
cricksburg and Potomac Railroad Company
to- run, a railroad from. the Petersburg
depot, in this city, to Broad street known
as the Connecting railwayb will expire !?
What were the conditions under which the
city granted the right OF way to said rail-
road company? A good many Of your daily
readers are interested in this matter, and
would thank YOU to give them the desired
information. .'~,.. s.rt fas-r...
PROPERTY OWNERS ON THE LINE.
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Election Of Delegates.-At the quarterly
conference held at the Methodist church
Messrs. /. c. Wells, w. w. Pool, and D..
Gary were elected delegates, and MessrS.
William II. Walker, II. w. Grove, and D..
j. Weisiger aIternates, to the District Con-
ference for the Richmond district, which
meets at Williamsburg, Va, July 18th.
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MI SIGMA Rho SOCIETY OF R1cHMoND
C0LLEGE.-The final celebration OF Mu
sigma Rho Literary Society of Richmond
College will take place Tuesday evening,
Dune 10th. President, A. r. Long, Penn
sylvania. Orators: J. w. Boyd, Virginia;
NJ. B. Curry, Virginia. w. G. Biting, Ma
ryiand; r. L. Woodward. Virginia; I. N.
Megcer, Virginia; G. B. Taylor, Jr., Rome,
Italy w. G. Hix, Virginia; j. J. Taylor,
Virginia.; A. 2. Staples, Virginia; w. W..
Brown, Virginia; c. G. Davis, Texas; A.
G. McManaway, Virginia; g. W. Massie,
Virginia, marShais. ....... F.
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Orders for PIZzINI's creams, &C., may be left at,
FITZGERALD & BRoTHER's, Third and Mail
streets; .i. r.a.z-
j. r. GATEwoGD's, Second and Grace;
JOHN LAIRD'S. Grace near Henry;
G. M. LUMpKIN's, SOL Twenty-hfth street;
aud will receive prompt attention.
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DEATH FROM acknowledgement
Woodson, aged nine years, daughter OF very
respectable and worthy colored parents,
died yesterday from lockiaw. Last Friday
she ran splinter in her foot, which caused
no serious Inconvenience until the follow
ing Monday, when the foot became very
painful, and physician was sent for, who
extracted the splinter Inflammation set
in. followed by an attack of lockiaw, which
resulted fatally at 10 O'Clock yesterday.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.-Judge
Hughes presiding.-The case OF William Nj.
Jackson's assignee against j. T. Payne oc-.
cupied the attention OF the court the entire
day.
The motion for an injunction and appoint
mcnt of receiver in the Washington and
Ohio railroad case was Sc. for hearing on
the 18th instant at this city.
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: CONVICT RECEIvED.-Frank Reeves, con-
victed in the Rockingham County Court OF
attempted rape, and sentenced to two years
imprisonment in the penitentiary, was
lodged in that prison yesterday.
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TRIED FOR AN ASSAULT WITH A HATCHET.-
The attention OF the Hastings Court was
engaged all day yesterday in the trial OF b.
L. Delorandes for assaulting and wounding
Beverly Williams with Ratchet with in
tent to kill. The accused was found guilty
of unlawful assault, sent to Jail for twelve
months, and fined So.
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The Public School Pic-Nic.-The grand
picnic OF all the white public schools OF the
city at Veu lie Grand Friday, June 18th,
will doubtless be grand affair. Professor
Morrissette, Superintendent Hancock, and
others are making every preparation to give
the little ones pleasant treat.
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CUT BYA CIRCULAR SAw.-Yesterday eve
ming about 5 O'Clock young man named
Thomas Cox had two fingers cut of while
engaged in running circular saw at IL. NJ. Z.
Smith 4 Co.'s machine-shop. The city am
bulance was summoned and conveyed him
to his residence, 701 east Main street, after
receiving proper attention from physicians
called in by Mr.. Smith.
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sLIrPERs, TIES, BusKIRs, SERGE GOODS, SAN.
dals Prince Alberts, Oatords, Eewports, Magnoias.
Buckle Newports, &C., cheap
BoscuEN,s, 500 and b1l Broad street.
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DELINQUENT STATEsNEN.-The list OF law
yers, doctors, merchants, and others who
have failed to pay their city licenses Is q
long one. In it are names OF statesmen OF
national reputation. The Police Justice
will sit in Judgment upon the big and little
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SAVE YOUR VoTEs.-Assistant Treasurer
Tinsley gives notice that his final returns OF
State taxes will be made on the 18th instant.
All persons who do not pay by that day
will be returned delinquent, and will lose
The right to vote.
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Looks LIKE BUSINESS. = Arrangements
have been made to send three hundred and
twenty-five conyicts to Coyington to work
on the Buchanan and Clifton Forge rail-
road. They will 60 uia the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad on Wednesday Another
lot will follow few days after.
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DIREcToR RELEcTED.--Henry B0hmer, Esq,
OF this city, was yesterday elected direct2t
Of the Virginia State Insurance Company "
place OF the late lamented RrederlcS " "
liam HaneWinckel.
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TRUNKS, VALIsEs, and SATCHELS, at
BoscHEN's, 500 and 511 Broad street.

have analyzed the wHEsKRY known under the
brand Of" Il SELECT" controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER D. BLAIR & Co.. Richmond, Va, and fnd IL
FREE FROM FUsIb OIL and other impurities, and
It's use for medicinal and family pur.
poses.J. B. MCCAw, II. D., late Professor OF Chem
istry, Medical College OF Virginia.
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TJsnAILABLR LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
R1cHMoxD Posi- OFFICE JUNE 7, 1871
Dr.. ChiIds, Manchester, Va; DIR. +. A.
Jeter, Richmond, Va; Miss Annie Gayle,
Caroline county, Va; Bliss Bette PGtter-
son, Melton, N. c.; A. B. Smith, New fork
CITY
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Z PUBLIC EXAMINATION in all the white
schools OF the city will be held to-day, COM
mencing at 10 o'clock. Parents and friends
OF the pupils are invited to attend.
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NJ. ELLYscN 4 Co., advertising agents, insert ad-
yerisements In all Of the newspapers Of the United
States at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
match countng-room WIN receive promBt atten-
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Price of ice-cream reduced at PIzzrNI's, s07
Broad street.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at tn
DISPATCH PRINTING-HousE. Good work, loV
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed. IS,
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Mayors Court.-Leech Brown, charged
with disorderly conduct, was discharged on
payment Of costs.
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TIE MIRACULOUS PEN--a new invention--fs In
dispcnsable to travellers. Requires no ink-only
few drops of clear water. All colors. For sale by
J. 7. ELLYsoN, 1112 Main street. Price for pen
and holder, by mail, 25c. Send in your orders
arpc supply on hand.
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Reduced prices OF ice-cream at PlzzINI's, so7
Broad street. aS%-'
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THE POLAR" REFRIGERATOR requires only
FIVE pounds of ice per day TO preserve meats butter
milk &C. hfOUNTCAsTLE & CoFER,
Manufacturers, $40 Broad street.
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THROUGH TENNESSEE.

-ooKoUT NOuNT4IS-C II ATT ANo . u A-lls
POPULATION, PROSPECTS, ETC.-hAKlNG
FRIEND AND FINDING GOOD lNS-fEoA
CHATTANOOGA TO NASHVILLE-THE TEN
NESSEE AND ITS SHELL-MoUEpS-TuE FLA
TEAU OF MIDDLE TENNEsSEE-THE CCMBER'
LAND RASlN--NA AND IT'S SUR
ROUNDING REGIOS-0E TO TUE WESTERN
plSTElCT-THE TWO GREAT RIVERS OF TEN
NEssEE- GOop-BYE, GEOGRAPHY.
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Ciua Court.-A court for the dispensation
of civil Justice will be held at the Mayors
courtroom to-day ut 8 O'Clock.
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A Chelsea girI said she should like to see
one OF those Bashfui- Bazouks.
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DILL-HEADs, 81 to $40 per ream, the at
I'D DISPATCH HPRsNTfNG-HOUSE S
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Ga: On al safes of Real Estate made bestoss.
the lst Of January dsd last Of June fhe fdresfof
the present gear kapeto be paid by the pnrehase,
On all sales made 6ettoeen the Let or y1ty ana sdS
Of the year the ta1ss kaos to be paid w the seg1
[This custom was adopted about ffteen years axs
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, ana ap
plies to Richmond and ytslnity.l
RICHARDSON 4 Co, 6 p. n, trustees oaie d 9,
store and dwelling on the corner OF Brcaa ana
Twenty-f0urth streets. s-y5sg q:
FRANK d. HILL, 6 F. NJ, West-Ene properly
corner OF Cary and Plumb streets.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, 6 p. a., Grace-street
corner LOT. in Laird's fower-garden.
GRUBBS e WILLIAMS, s p. NJ, brick co.ags'
No. 6l7 Tenth street, between Leigh aha M'
and vacant lot in rear OF same,
A. b. DUESBERRy, 10 A. H., at GIG Cary stfee's
bar-roon fixtures, ,iqaor7, license. &c.
E. w. POWELL, IO A. NJ !, pawnbrokeris sale s,a Of
valuable ladies, aud sentlemen's gold ana snvet
watches, diamond Rugs, gold rings, &C., t NO.
1104 Main street. gss
JAMES SMACDOUGfALL,1GA.M h, an assertment
OF household fuFniturc-usual variety.
j.. r. HOCKADAY,I Ia H., As the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad depot, nye carsfoAds OF damaged
corn. ~ Is
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rrrHE AMERICAN SOFT CAPSULE
IL CO.'S Pricc-Ltst or New aocds tpgs NJ II, y usr
MXUGER, General Agent, Nos. l06, 106. sra In
Reade street, New York. NY to-ssA i
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DR.. STEEL has returned to the city. See card.
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EOR RENT, TENEMEN 721G
Il Main street, recently occupied by G. C.E E4
Offices or residence. Rent low to prompt tenant
G. B. STEEL, Dentist,
4. e-4t 1913 Main street.
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FOR RENT, A BRICK HOUSE, NO. G
l. 317 Fourth street. Candles Hill, contain HI
Ing six rooms; 4 brick kitchen Of two rooms; gas
aud water. AS this Is most desirable locality. 70
good tenant rent will be reasonable. For partlcu-
lar &c apoly to JAMES L. CAFSTON,
iao- 203 north Twelfth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-08

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