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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-28
ns~THE CIRCULATION OF TIE DISPATCH
- LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
RATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
pArERS OF TIE CITY
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
de States, cloudy weather and rain, with
east to south winds, falling barometer, and
slight rise in temperature.
For the South Atlantic States southeast
to southwest winds, falling barometer,
slight changes in temperature, and partly
cloudy weather, with local rains.
For the Gulf States, partly cloudy wea-
ther, with rain in the eastern portion. south
erlv winds shifting to west and northeast
of the Mississippi, and northeast to west
crly in the southwest, with rising barome-
ter and cooler weather.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley.
areas OF rain, followed by clearing and
cooler weather; in the western portions,
southerly winds shifting to west and north
west, and falling followed by rising barom-
eter.
The lower Mississippi will rise slowly.
1t has reached the danger-iine ut Vicks-
burg. and is eighteen inches above the dan.
eer-line at Helena. Tenn. At Cumberland
and Arkansas it will rise rapidly.
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ROLL OF HONOR AT THE RICHMOND HIGH
SCHOOL. following is list OF the
pupils on the roll Of honor at the Richmond
High-School during the past week: Senior
Class-Ida C. Cox, Clara V. Dearborn,
Nellie Johnson, Louie Minetree, Annie b.
Pace, Mary Rady, Fannie Stage. Inter
mediate Class-Florence Chalk, Jennie Fox,
Ida Hutzler, Ida f. Ragland, Gertrude
Wort, Florrie Wilkinson, j. Parker Stith.
Junior Class-Augusta Anderson. Fannie
Blake. Constance Cabell, Fannie Cox, Ber-
tina Dickinson, Bena Leftwich, Zaidee Nor
ton. Fannie Moon, Rena Richardson, Julia
smith. Lille Smith, Emma p. Turner, JEAN
ME Whittet, Henry Boykin, jacques Boy
kin. Kirk Parrish, Charles T.. Smith.
Attendance for the week, 90 per cent.
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JEFFERSON DIVISION, Sons OF TEMPE
RANcE.-Last night the Grand Patriarch Of
the State instituted a new division OF the
order Of Sons of Temperance at Odd-Fe[
lows' Hall. The following officers were
elected and installed: w. p, George T..
Turner; w. A., Samuel p. Perkinson; R.
S., Harvey Wilson; F. s., James n. Yager;
Treasurer, julius a. Hobson; Conduc-
tor, J. L. Gary Assistant Conductor,
James Jones; 2. s., Charles Munden; o..
S., George Planz; 2. w. p, Louis F. Bos-
sieux. The name OF the new division is
Jefferson Division, No, 10.
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ARREST oP Acknowledgement Wren
Yesterday arrested Samuel Robinson and
Peyton Thomas (coloreI on the charge OF
stealing one piece OF calico OF the value OF
Sa.5O, the property Of Mrs. Bridget Maho-
ney. The accused are boys between fifteen
and seventeen years Of age They confessed
the crime, and implicated Bradford Robin
son and Jim Allen, who had been previously
arrested. Thomas went to Mrs. Nfahoney's
to buy O stick OF candy. Samuel watched
outside while Bradford Robinson and Jim
seized the calico and made of with it; but,
being pressed. dropped it. "A week before
another piece was stolen from the same
mace. .-.. - s. re ..r ..t7Nt -.
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TOILET ARTICLES.
,THE DUTY OF WoMAN.-TO BE

rrIIE DUTY OF WOMAN.-TO Is +
1 attractive is u duty which every lady owes TO
herself Ia her domestic circle. and TO society. Sot
on = should she cnc:yor 10 please In address ana IN
sp,rci. but. whenever possible. In complexion ana
IN feature a. well Facial establishment Is To LADY
- proper, and oftcntilnc> Us necessary Is are the
r uncuts of her raimcnt. the artificial graccs OF
her conversations or other mGrctriciois attractions
upon which depend So much oi her DOMINION ana
i,}.urncr over man The woman who permits her
.c;t 10 become unorcIy. who resigns herself hope
lcS>ly the rayaseS of time ana the spoiation OF
hr- charms visits unon her friends and admirers -
.o-rnw fu regret that IL becomes her 10 avert 10 the
;ai,.t day OF this social dnly il may truthully be
s,ih that she can best acquit herself by the use Of
GOI'EATD'S OLIMPlAN CREAM. No other
(r.nal-.iIou approaches this in excellence I'm harm
n-,,.>S and purity. lis advertisement has hitherto
i..J. II. merit lis RECOMMENDATION by all that have
I,r, H. and no; hy sounding and prctenious adycr-
I!.lu. ia the Journals OF tic day.
4. II. GOURAUD,
as Greenwich street, New York.
sold hy EOUEk ER BROTHERS an.l MEADE &
BAKER. up So-S11'
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DAILY LINE OF STEAMERS TO OLD POINT,
NORFOLK, &C.-In n few days the James
River Steamboat Company, Of which Mr.. l..
B. Tatum is the general agent, will establish
a daily line to Old Point, Norfolk, &C., for
the greater accommodation OF the seaside
travel for the season now about to open.
This facility, together with cheap tickets
and elegant fare on the fast steamers Sylves-
ter and HancoX, and the luxuries now to be
had at the new and extensive hotels at Old
Point, cannot fail to attract large number
NJ olIr citizens
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CooL-SPRING BAPTIST CHURCH-BAPT1ZING.
Thursday evening Rev. Henry Mcdonald,
pastor OF the Second Baptist church, went
out to Cool-Spring Baptist church, in Hanc-
yer county, Just above Atlee's station, to
preach. Owing to the very inclement
weather there were only few persons pre-
sent. A prayer-meeting was, however,
held. On yesterday Rev. Mr. Mcdonald
administered the ordinance of baptism to
eight persons-fve ladies and three gentle
men. The baptizing took place in the
Tottopottomy creek, not far from the above
church. These persons professed conver-
sion at meeting recently held at this
church. A good many were present to
witness the ceremony, Notwithstanding q
very hard rain.
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A Card.

I feel constrained to say to our people that
the Abbott Concert Troupe pow playing at
the Theatre combines an amount OF supe-
rior talent which our citizens should not
fail to avail themselves Of enjoying. write
this card in the interest OF the public, and
without even suggestion from any source
whatever. Il. L. WHEAT.
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FREIGHT TRAINS ON THE FREDERICKSBURG
RoAD.-A passenger car, which will be at
tached to freight trains on the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad, now
leaves Broad-Street station at $50 A. NJ. on
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, ar
riving at Quantico at 1:50 P. NJ. Return
ING. Will leave Quantico on tine same days
at 8 P. NJ, and arrive at Broad-street sta
tion Mt 1O:47 p, nj.
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BACK AGAIS.-Eugene O'Sullivan, who
made pathetic appeal to the Police Justice
yesterday morning by letter and counsel,
and who thus secared his discharge from
Jail, where he was confined for drunken
ness, was on yesterday evening again ar
rested, charged with being drunk, disor-
dcrly, and unable to take care Of himself.
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The RETREAT FOR THE SIcK-AID FROM
KIND FRIENDs.-The lady managers OF the
Retreat for the Sick were quite successful
in the result OF the pound-party held at the
institution on Tuesday. Indeed, some of
the ladies seem quite overpowered by the
kindness they have received, anu think
public acknowledgment should be made OF
it. Among the recent donations were S27
from Messrs. Allen d Go. and Dunlop Il
McCance, and carload Of splint coal pre-
sented by Mr.. W. N. S. Dunn and others,
which was sent free over the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad through the kindness OF
General Wickham, and was delivered gra-
tuitously at the Retreat by Mr.. Hawes.
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SHoCKOE WAREHOUSE INCLUDED.-In the
official report Of the proceedings OF the
warehouse proprietors Us furnished us for
publication mention Of Shockoe warehouse
was omitted. 1t should have been there
along with the Planters, Anderson's, and the
Others cooperating to secure test-case
under the Great Tobacco Law, and mean
while to continue to observe the law as it
mill lately existed.
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The Meeting at CheSter.-The Metho-
dists' "all-day" meeting which will be
held at Chester tomorrow will doubtless be
attended by large crowd. Several young
ladies and gentlemen from Manchester and
Richmond expect to go over on the excur-
sinn train
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Sudden Ueath.-Mrs. Mary E. Jones, the
estimable wife of Mr.. Richard L. Jones,
died suddenly Thursday afternoon, at her
residence, at Bellevue, Chesterfield county.
She was we'll up to the moment OF her death,
and eat hearty dinner with the family be-
fore she died.
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BEAUTIFUL FLowERs.-To all who would know
where to procure lovely flowers OF all descriptions
we would say, Go 10 JOHN MoRToN's. He Is an
adept both In the culture Of flowers and the art OF
tastefully arranging them In bouquets, hangng-oas"
kets, etc. Read his advertisement, which follows,
and then 20 out and visit bis lovely garden.
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HEBREW MEMORIAL AssocIATloN.-Ihe
annual meeting Of the Hebrew Ladies. Me-
mortal Association will take place on Mon.
day afternoon, 9Oth instant, at 8 O'CLOCK, az
the residence OF the President, Miss Il. d.
Myers, 1919 Broad street
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WoMAS's MOST EFFEcTIvE CHARMisa lovely
complexion as impaired by GoURAUD's oLYAPIAN
CREAM. This long g-sstablished preparation has re-
ceived the unqualified conmeudation Of the beauty
and fashion of the hand. Large bottles reduced to
one dollar; trial bottles, twenty-five cents.
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The Temperance Cause.-It is proposed
by one OF the grand officers Of the Sons OF
Temperance who lives in this city to organ
ize division here at an early day. He
thinks that Manchester ought to be able te
keep up at least one white temperance So
ciety .-H
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SPECIAL NoTIcE.-The attention Of purchasers
Is called TO the sale of BUILDING LOTS on Franklin
street opposite Monroe Park, and on Grace street
between Laurel aud Shafcr streets, on SATURDAY
EVENING, April 2s, 1877, at S O'Clock. See auc-
tion column for particulars.
EpINx n Hrrr Auctioneer.
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MERCHANTS AND OTHERS should take advantage
Of the cloudy weather, when ey.haye nothing to do,
and 20 to REEs's Gallery, Main near Eighth streets,
and have their photographs taken by the new pro-
cess -Four cards for 81 or $3.50 per dozen: large
| ls;, oud unwardS.
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SUPREME COURT CASES.

A WARNING TO INSURED TO READ THEIR
APPLICATIONS BEFORE SIGNING THEM
A L1FE-INsURANCE SUIT WHERE FALSE
REPRESENTATION IS ALLEGE ED-THE
COUNTIES AND THE SALT sUITs-oTHER
PROCEEDINGS.
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have siiatyzed the wHIsKEY known under the
brand of Il SELECT" controlled by Nessrs. WAL
TER d. BLAIR 6 Co.. Richmond, Va, and fEd te
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend Its usc for medicinal sud family pur-
poses-J. b. MCCAw M. D., late Professor Of Chem
istry, Medical College Of Virginia.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE APRIL q, 1871
James N. Frealey, Lynchburg, Va; Joseph
Laube, Richmond, Va; Phil Walker, no
address; Miss Estell Young, Richmond,
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THE CITY C0MMTTEE.--The last meeting
of the present City Committee will be held
ON Monday night at the Sheriff q Office to
prepare for the election OF o new committee
and to transact other business.
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DiSturbers of the Peace.-Justice Martin
has had several parties before him this week
for disturbing the peace at Granite. Most
of them were colored women, and they
were bound over to keep the peace.
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COMMISSION RECBIvED.-Captain Rich ard
NJ. Taylor has received his commission from
the Governor to rank as captain OF Com
pany D, in the First regiment, from the 9Th
day OF November, 1874.
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NOT mother In the land but knows how mreh
ingenuity 1t requires to dress children prettily aud
tascfully. "Andrcws's Bszarr devotes q page spc.
ciaIy 70 ehldres costumes, and always has some
tnins desinbie In Its carefully Designs send
cinnati. - S''
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MATING, CARPETS, &c.

'TUST RECEIVED, 100 pieces CHINESE
- MATTINGS; full line of OH I.-CLOTliS. CAN,
PETS, RUGS, and MATS; CORNlCES' IL, LACtt. ~
of all grades. which We are
Offering at low prices. ALL ORDERS promptly AZ
tended 10 in town or country. .-.-.
PHILLIPS & JENNINGS,
No. %, corner Thirteenth and Franklin streets.
ap l2-lm
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I'D. Fry Co-REpEoRD THE RArTER's Old
stand, 1909 Main street New line OK straw goods
to be opened to-day. Ladies should not fail 10 call
and examine their new stock.
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D DEFRIGERATORS.
THE PALACE AND QUEEN, THE BEST AMI
CHEAPEST MADE: = - ,,,,
ICE-CREAM FREEZERS, WATER-FILTERs,
EHANDELtERS-a large assoriment--some ne"
and beautiful designs: .s-@.
TIN TOILET-SETS at $3.50 per set.
ALSO, .e
The largest stock Of CHINA, GLASSWARE.
Plated GOODS and IloUSEFURNishlNG
ARTICLES ever exhibited in Richmond.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL: j.
f. Il. TAYLOR.
ap20 IOII Main street.
II AND PLATED-WARE.- r.
~ VASES a: e new styles-caneo decorations; 70;
J-ohNE SETS. OF The late Vienna and Centennial
designs CHINA DIN \ Err and TEA-SETS, French
aud English direct importation: CHAMBER SETS,
great variety; PLATED-WARE-Picke cke-Stands,
Ica-Sets, Card-ReceIvers-all new patterns; PAR
Lok coal. VASES handsomely decorated;
BROSIES-French snd japanese finish. Cali and
see styles and prices before purchasing. No trouble
to show goods. GEORGE GIBSON. JR.,
successor TO James w. Gibson,
6e15 1907 Main street.
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DON'T FAIL 70 call at j. D, Fry & Cos. to-day
and examine their new stock OF gentlemen'S and
chldren's straw goods. They have the incest as
sortment OF hats In the city.
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n. ELLYsoN 3 Co., advertising agents, insert ad-
vcrtisements in all Of the newspapers OF the Uned
States at publishers rates. Orders let at the Dfs-
patch counting-room will receive prompt atten-
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sYcLE BRoTHERs were large purchasers al Inc
late auction sale OF Silks.
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Book BEER HURRAH!-YUENGLTSc's for sale
everywhere. a.at ..lt -
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You WILL SAVE % per cent. by purchasing
SILK at SYcLG BROTHERS,. :.
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FLowERs.-The largest collection Of plants I'm
the city is at MoRToNs Main and Reservoir streets.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cool ana
rainy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: & 4. A., 53;
9 4. NJ. 55 noon, 81; 3 p. NJ. 5S; L.
~, Sc midnight, so.
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J FLOwERs-Great inducements offered both in
price and variety at MoRToS's, Maiu and Reservoir
streets.
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Congregational Meeting.-There will be
an interesting meeting OF the congregation
OF the Methodist church in the lecture
room next Monday evening at 8 o'clock.
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THE "PoLAK" REFRIGERAToR requires only
five pounds OF ice per day to preserve meats, butter,
milk, &C. MouNTcAsTLE & CoFER, manufactu-
rers $50 Broad street. e,.. .,E-.esg
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THE SALE OF YUENoLING's BOOK BEER CON-
mepces TO-DAY.
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TIE regular use Of CoLDEN's LIEDIc's LIQUID
EXTRACT OF BEEF AND TONIC INyIGoRAToa u
the most direct ofobyiating physical debility,
as II stimulates the nsovents and imparts vSor 10
the whole system, ,g.i
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THE NEW ELECTION LAW.

PROVISIONS OF THE ACT PUTTING IN
FORCE THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
MENTs IN RELATION TO THE RIGHT OF
sUFFRAGE-cApITATIo TAX TO BE PAID
AND PETIT-LARCENY CLAUSE EN-
FORCED. |,F-. .s.,z ....... :......- i.
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SLIPPERS, TIES, BCSK1NS, SERGE GOODS, SAM
das, Prince Aberts, Oxfords, Newports, Maguolias,
Buckle Newports, &C., cheapat
BosCHEN's, 500 and 51l Broad street.
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Harpers' .Bazar and LeSlie'S Lddys
Journal received from j. I. Ellyson, lll1
Main street.
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LOOK AT the new and large variety OF SILKS at
SYCIE BROTHERS..
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B0oiNS. STATIONERY. &c.

IL NATICANO DESCRIPTO ED H.
L LUSTRATO. with over 900 plates. Nine vol
ulncs folio. o
We will sell for 800. net
Atl3O2 and Oh Main street will be found scarce
and VALUABLE BOOKS not 10 be bad elsewhere,
and many thousand STANDARD WORKS at about
hair-pricc RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
Booksellers, Statieners, Binders,
snoS-dSw and Printers.
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BocK! Bocx x-YCEsGLESa's BOOK BEEa ont
to-day.
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REproRp THE HArrER, with J. d. FRY 4 CO..
win open to-day the incest and prettiess line OF sts"
hats ex ibited In the city.
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Go TO sYcLE BROTHERS and buy q handsome
SILK at very low price.
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FLowERs.-All In want Of plants would do welr
TO call on MORTON, Main and Reservoir streets.
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IF YOU WANT a HANDSOME SILK DRESS for an
extra low price go to SYCLE BROTHERS,.
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sYcIE BRoTHEns have just received 20 pieces
of SILKS from the large auction In Baltimore.
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LOOK OUT FOR YuESGL1Nc,s Book BEER, for
sale to-day. .,s, sre.r ~. ......g
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HIP, HIrl RAu!-YUENGLING's BoCK
BEER IS ont for sale.
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DON'T FAIL TO LOOK AT SYcLE BROTHERS
large variety Of SILKS just bought at the large i'm
parters' auction sale In Baltimore.
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BIBLES rnAYrn-Books, AND nYnSALs.
POCKET BIBLES,
OCTAVE BIBLES.
FAMILY BIBLES,
PULPIT BIBLES,
pRAYER-BOOKS, for The pocket, pew, and altar.
IIMSALS OF all sizes made various styles OF bind
ing.
Also.
PRAYER-BOOkS and HYMNALS in CASES.
New and beautiful STYLES just received.
APPS WOODHOUSE PARliAM.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done At tho
DISPATCH PRINTISG-HoUsE. Good work. 10"
nricrs and satisfaction guaranteed.
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1913 Main street. tleman.

LOOK AT the large lot Of SILKS just received at
SYcLE BROTHERS at very low prices.
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NoBBY STRAW HATs.-An the latest New YORK
styles can be found at J. d. Fry & Co.'s.
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CROQUET.

HROQUET FOR THE MILLION.-EiSht
" balls and maIleis, nicely painted; stakes and
10 arches: packed I'm 4 strong box with slide nd,
,ftl book Of Instructions. Price. 81 .25.
Also set with s balls and maletS, but not packed
in box. 95c.
Finer sets at 81, $3.50, So set.
j. T. ELLYSOE,
an 3-lmx 1112 Main street.
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,ADMINIsTRATORs, NOTxCE.

NTOTICE.-Having qualified as adminis-
IN traitor or GEORGE ADAM JOHANN. seeeasea,
all persons indebted TO said estate are 20
niss,cs ssist SAID estate are requested 20 lrsenS
s.a,s s.a,s, ,a s,n '~1 CHARLES +. MILLER.
snen aa na ~ ats s Admintstrator.
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BUY A HANDSOME LYONS OR ZURICH SILK at
SYCLE BROTHERS,.
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PIANOS. ORGANS. &c.
e@ss
SO 0OO PlASo-FoRTES. %


II Is assurcdlv an event in the history OF piano
forte manufacture in this country, and therefore
Also an event III our musical history, that McssrS.
(IIICKERING & SONS. Of Boston, on Monday
completed their ii y-thousandth piano. When one
thinks of the grand amount OF aesthetic culture OF
delightful entertainment. of real comfort, "hlch
ihi, oldest OF pano-furtc manufacturers mas
been able To furnish in the course OF years feelng
Of hearty tnaukfuncss Is inspired and warm con-
yratulationS are extended: A comparison oi tne
first thinking" piano with The superb instruments
now offered 10 the public Is subject for thoughtful
consideration. Jonas Chickcring built his frst
piano In 1923. Thus AL average OF nearly one
thousand pianos per year i this firms rccord The
first year saw the completion OF about ntty lnstrn
mems while now il is considered i bad year that
docs not witness the completion OF n least TWO
thousand pianns.-Dai|y Ercnlng Traveller.
The undersigned are the
SOLE AGENTS IN RICHMOND
for the sale Of
MEssRS. CHICkERING & SONS PIANOS.
They have just opened another OF their superb
Instruments which Is indeed = n thing of beauty.
ap27-d5t&wlt WOODHOUSE & PARllAM
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SIXTY THOUSAND DEppING-PLANTs cheap AZ
LAIRp's FLowER-GARDEN, on Grace street.
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MULES. HORSES. &c.

MULES! MULES! m
J9st arrived, SEVENTEEN 4 EXTRA
FINE MAKE MULES. four 10 six yean &222EzS
ola, al bIose, and will weigh from 900 10 /, 90
POUNDS. VIII also receive q car-load of HORSES
next week, which Will be ADVERT sed on arrival.
EDMOND BOsSlEUX,
ap IS-ZtS 1908 and 1872 Franklin street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-28
SErNE.THREAD. dc.

TSE SEMPLE'S BEST SIX-CORD
u SPO0L-COTTQN. pronounced by experts at
the Philadelphia international Exposition as very
l.. .MCHTENSTEIN.
an2S lTO5 and 1907 Franklin street.
CtEINE-THREAD-a Nos; "a sssssEae
y PATENT ana SOFT SEINE S--SS-.>r2SiS
,rWI INES-all sizes:
SEINE-I.INES-ali sizes:
SEiNE-CORKS, and CORKwOOD,
ava l.. IICTTENSTEIN.
apps 1905 and 17O7 Frankhh street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-28

sYcLn BaorHERs wilisel, yoa an elegant siLA
at wholesale price,