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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-09

WAR OF THE CREAMS.

Th. OI.YNI!hS CREAM l. the out-rowth oi 4
;....l ontruvcr-y between br. I. FELiA GotEACh.
,srr;ri-ior Uf In" ORIENTAL CREAM. anf ms thrr"
SONS respecting the right NJ the sons 10 Their nus
u,,- designation - such in connection WIN inclr
former article. "tEEME bElE$ TALE. \ teeinll-
if.,,ion rc>rl;,-' in chang. of the name Of the
article Ia that ot "DLIMriAN CREAM also !!
change u tie trIu-uan!c 10 A. II. GctEAti
-n. eldest OF the sons Of DR.. GOuRAtD. parties Gt-
i~,.,iau. L.. tn" aforesaid suit. The new l. put up II!
lauGsum.r Term than the Old prrrAra'i"h ana lt>
price reduced 10 or" dollar with the view n giving
hi, really good article wider popularity II Is nov
offered in trial bottles ~ only 2H cents. No lady can
now fort 20 trial cf preparation that shc can USE
only recommend and ~ confirm every virtue 'h!'
/. claimed in it, behalf.
Does mol ruh, hut readily WAS e. "i.
\. II. GOtRhtD.
nS Greenwich street. New York.
PURCELL. LADi, & Co.
Wholesale Agents.
S,ll tN HOnEkER BKOTuENS and MEADE
EAkER. N.Y." lft
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POLICE Court, YEsTERDAY-Police-Ju jus
tice Joseph j. White presiding.-R Robert
Claiborne (colorcd) was fined g for fighting
IN the street.
Eliza Rogers (colored) was found guilty
OF stealing one tlat-iron from Charlotte
Miller and was sent to Jail for five days.
James IIannon, assaulting Moses Miller
and Watson Davis with slung-shot, was
sent to Jail for thirty days.
James Kelly, charged with cutting Fred.
Putnam with intent to kill, was sent on to
the grand jury.
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Police BusINEss-A SHOOTING AFFAIR
ROCK BATTLE SToPPED.-Thomas Glover,
David Perkins, and David Burnett were ar
rested Yesterday by Sergeant Hall, charged
with shooting and wounding Paul Jeffer-
SON. The difficulty occurred Sunday, near
Howard's Grove. Jefferson was wounded
in the left arm. All OF the parties are
colored.
John Black and Matthew Start-iormer
white, latter colored-were arrested yester-
dav, charged with "rocking" each other
on Navy Hill. The learned justice (Corne-
Illus HarriS) who caused the arrest admoh-
ished and discharged the boys. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-09

LARGE NUMBER or LOTS IN THE WEST
END" NEAR HOLLYWOOD AND THE OLD RESER-
volR, TO BE SOLD by TRUSTEES ON THURSDAY
THE 10TH OF MAY, 1877, ON THE PREMISES, At
o'cLocK.-The special attention OF capitalists and
others Is invited 10 the sale of DR.. John b. Harve'S
LARGE NUMBER OF LOTS, located Us above, having
fronts Cary, Beverly, Reservoir, and other
streets according to lts TO be exhibited 1T the sale
Taking into consideration the rapid improvements
going OH in that locality, we can safely recommend
these lots those who may wish to invest protita-
bly,. For further particulars, see auction head OF
advertisement in Dispatch and State. signed by
Messrs. Alexander II. Sands. f.. g. Meade, John B
Ilarvic, Jr., and John O. Steg,r, trustees.
w. GODDIE.
CIIAFFIN, STAPLES / CO..
AuctiOneerS.
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VIRGINIA HOME INSURANCE COMPANY
The annual meeting Of the stockholders OF
this company took place last evening at their
Office. Mr.. X. +. Blankcnship was called to
the chair, and Mr.. B. &. Wherry, Jr., re-
Questcd to act as secretary.
On motion, Mcssrs. John Endcrs, John
C. Williams, and j. r. Gray were appointed
n committee to ascertain il 4 quorum was
present, who reported that 4 large majority
of the stock was represented IN person and
by proxy.
The report OF the President and Directors
was then read, showing prosperous year
Notwithstanding the dull times, and to the
stockholders most gratifying condition OF
the company, the intrinsic value OF the
stock being 254 per cent. premium, or over
five per cent. better than the year previous.
The "Home" is one of our best companies,
and alike popular in Virginia and other
States where it is doing business.
Mr. D. j. Hartsook was reelected presl-
dent, and the old Board of Directors again
elected. After the stockholders adjourned,
the Board met and reelected 3. c. Wherry,
Jr., secretary, and Q. +. Wcisiser, Jr., as
siStant secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-09

DR.. TAYLoR'S ENTERTAINMENT At UNION
STATION CHURcH.-The weather was so very
inclement last night that DR.. Taylor's art
entertainment at Union-Statlon Methodist
church vast postponed until tonight and
tomorrow Thursday night. The series
tonight will embrace celebrated views In
the ruined city OF Pompeii, scenes in Egypt
and the Holy Land, the celebrated crucitix-
ion series, and other choice pictures never
before exhibited on Church or Union Hill;
The weather being favorable, there VIII
doubtless be fine audience. The proceeds
will be devoted to the church.
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my 7-:3t
~ OR L, y Il. 4ss

A. OR K L \ Il. an
FRAME DWELLING; No. I'll Twcn;Y-!onrth
street four rooms: ,
BRICK DWELLING; No. los High stre":; three
rooms. -
i've rooms.
FRAME DWELLING No. 5l4 Brook avenue;
FIVE rooms.
BRICK DWELLING No. lG6 Laurel stree; four
rooms. ~ 49,
FRAME DWELLING No. 500 Pine street; five
rooms. . ..
FRAME DWELLING No. l IA west Leigh street !;
foGr rooms. 49,.
FRAME DWELLING No. GIG Byrd stree; toar
rooms. - -
BRICK DWELLING No. 1l2 Cherry street |;
three rooms.
three rooms.
FRASK ID. Hill.
my 7-2t lIOS Main sire
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Mr. Randolph Rogers has just completed
the model OF the colossal figure OF the genius
OF Connecticut, which he is making for the
aew Capitol at Hartford. 1t Is a winged
woman just aifghting on the donie, holding
in her right hand wreath OF immorteles
and in her left wreath of lGurei, The
wings are outspread above her head. Mr..
Rodgers has recently lost by diphtheria
bright little seyen-year-old daughter.
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El5- On all safes Of Esut Estate made ostiosei
the st Of Juludry and last or June the tafesfs
fhr Drsyt,t yeur have To be paid 6y ythe purchaser
On n suLeS made bettoesl The 1st of July and tdS
or TIE gear ae tareS hare TO be paid ty me se1s,
(,rhis custonl was adopted about niteen yearSxks
bv al! tl. real estate agents In Rf"hinone. aao ap
plies TO Richmond and yfcinityJ
FRANK d. HILL. 5 p. NJ, brick dwelling No. 400
Seventh street, between Marsha'l anu eas'
W conDJN q p NJ committees sale of two half
acre lots In Duval's addition, near ham |siDe'
terry. :, ..,t.,.,.-,.
gale Of water-powcr property and large mum
Der of warehouse and sforage-iois on the south
side OF the Richmond dock.
Farm of sevruty-eicht acres partly In the city oi
Richmond, west Of the Marshall reservoir.
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PosTpoNEnEHT OF OAKwooD DECoRA-
TIoN.-In consequence of the continued IN
clemency of the weather and the condilioh
of the grounds, walking is not only unPlea- P,ns
SAINT, but liable to cause sickness. lhG
Board of Directors Of Oakwood Menlorlal
Association have determined to postpone
their annual memorial or decofatlon-uay
to Tuesday the 10th instant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-09

PosTpONEMENr OF LAyBE's MAY FESTIVAL,
Professor Laubc was compelled yesterday
to postpone hi; annual festival, which was
to have taken place last night. until Mon
day evening next. Many OF the little ones
and older ones, too-Wcre sadly disap'
pointed, but their enjoyment will not bt
diminished by the change.
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OUR WESTERN GUESTS.

MEETING OF THE SPECIAL JOINT COMMIT
TEE OF ARRANGEMENTS ANNIE
FOR THEIR RECEPTION AND ENTERTAIN
MENT-THE TRIP OVER THE CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO ELECTROMAGNETIC OF THE
TWO BRANCHES OF THE COUNCIL THIS
. AFTERNOON.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN klci-
uoEp PosT-OFFICE MAY S, lS77:-Martln
Ceonis, Hickman, Neb.; Dick Il Meyer,
New York; Miss Jennie Smith, Richmond,
Va; Eddie Thompkins, Richmond, Va; !;
two letters. no address.
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INJURY TO JOEL 3. WATKINS, EsQ.-Mr
Joel b. Watkins was slightly injured yes.
terday afternoon by being struck on the
legs by hogshead Of tobacco which had
been rolled from a dray to the pavement
near the corner OF Thirteenth and Cary
streets. Thomas Kinney, the colored driver,
was arrested, but the occurrence was un-
doubtedly an accident.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-09

sIXTEES-rAGE journal, filed with chci"c news
regarding ladies and childrcn's fashions wi.h care
fully designed cuts, With reviews, art-crticiSii,
theatrical and musical news society notes, scientific
and useful items, talks 10 housckecpcrs. serial and
other storic,, etc.thi9 is furnished twelve times
year for one dollar By w. r. Andrews, Cinciunati
Send ten cents for specimen copy of Andrews's
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ySvF,Ec ARTICLES a

THE NLANG-NLANG TOILET POW :
pFE-cI".an; for IL" toilet, and CciEhilmi
cs!ur ~" original PERSIAN lNSEt 1-io" Eh'
,nn ,.crior ulIa,utt, rated, imported aricte: sure
destruction - insects. Ll'HRltAIiNti CASI Ok
GI: excellent for carriage wagon axlcS.
l.. WAGNER. Druggist,
,uyo.Gf& sixth and Broad streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-09

YouSG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
The annual meeting Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, announced for last
night, was on account OF the inclemency OF
the weather postponed until next Friday
nipht
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No MoNEY.-The United States marshal
yesterday informed Judge Hughes that is
there was no appropriation for court eX-
penses he did not exactly see how jury
could be paid, if summoned, for service at
the term OF the court about to begin ut Nor
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W q K !, l. y L.

Fox EES 7: ed
FRAME DWELLING NJ. west Cary street,
eight rooms. modern i'm, rovrments In nics order
New BRICK DWELLING; No. JO9 west Trace
street, ten rooms. all couvcnicnccs.
New BRICK DWELLING No. 3li west Maia
street, ten rooms. with modern improvements.
FRAME. DIV Filling 40. COL. corner Leigh ana
Sixth lrc-ts-nicn house and very plrs~t rooms
BRICK DWELLING No. 4O9 Frank'in strctf,
eight rooms, In nice or''cr, and modern improve
mcnts. - -.
New BRICK DWELLING No. 123 west Cary
street, six rooms moderE improvements s--ail Ill
good order. Apply to fRAEh y. HIT.
Real fsta'" Agent.
M., .tr
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ZETELLE'S is fhe place, now as ever at which to
refresh the inner man. The MoFFETT punch Is
nothing as compared with the Roman punch that
this prince of caterers prepares for thirsty callers
In fact. there is nobody that equal him, whether
in compounding drinks or In cooking meals. When
Richmond loses XETELLF's corner-if she should
ever do so-shc will lose OF her grcJest atrac-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-09

have anaiyzei the wnIsKEY known under the
brand of d" y SELECT controlled by hesors. WAL
TER ID. BLAIR & CO.. Richmond, Va, and nnd II
FREE FROM FuSn OIL and other Impurities, and
recommend its use for mcdicnal and family pnr'
,yoses.-J. B. MCCAw. M. d., late Professor OF Chem
istry. Medical College OF Virginia.
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NREAT BARGAINS Yxl
N FOR TIE NEXT THIRTY DAlScSs~ssS
AT JAMES GOLDEN'S,

I!Htcnd 10 sell out my entirc stock 81 BOOTS ana
SHOES cost IT, discontinue hus!ncss. aIie. serge
Congress CATERS. Tl.ZI worth So: Ladies Serge
Fux.! Ealmor.tlS. Sl.25, cheap at $50; Ladies
j., bto Goat Ba'morals. Il l5, cheap al 81; Ladies
French Kid Banorai~, ! so. cheap al 80 IicS,
Ter rhila'.ul,ha Ladies Plain. Serge. and FpXcd
Balmorals. Also. Misscs and Chiidrcn's Fine SHOES
~ very low prices. Gentlcmen's Fine Can BOOTS:
50 ; worth 81 Gcnrlriucus Fine Hand-Scwcd Calf
Roots SO @. cheap 81 Sc Gcntlemcn's OXFORD Hes,
Ladies slippers and Newport Iie-' al 'nr r., cheap
shrC-~tnrc OF JAMES hpi-1F.N'
49,. -, Eo. l52T Main street.
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AN ALARM BUT No FIRE.-hn alarm OF
fire was turned IN ut Station II, Rockets,
Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock, caused by
the burning Of 4 lot OF matches on the racks
in the mat ch-factory at Rockets. Damage
trifing. The fire was put out before the
tiremep reached the scene.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-09

TIE SHIRTS sold by LEVY BROTHERS AT 81 arc
made of the best Wamsutta cotton and pure Irish
lpen, and are manufactured In this city. These
shirts equal in quality 10 shirts OF northern manu-
facturc heretofore sold at $3.50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-09

RAINFALL.-The amount OF rainfall Tor
the week ending April 2sth was O:55; !;
amount of rainfall for the week ending
Mar 5th, 1.l3.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-09

SLIPPERS, TIES, BUSKfNS, SERGE GOODS SAN
daIs Prince Alberts, Oxfords, NcwpOrts, Masuolias
Buckle Newports, &C.. cheapat
BOSCHEN's, 500 aud 5ll Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-09

WAsH-PorLISs ut CSC. worth 1915; real
Georgia nankccn-a piece of ten yards for 75c.
worth sc. per yard; real Turkish bath-towels at
So per dozen worth ~ and upwards: and thousands
of otucr bargains. ut LEVY BROTHERS,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-09

SILKS at LEVY BROTHERS as low, and in many
instances lower, than the same quality Of goods call
be purchased for In New York, Philadelphia, oI
Baltimore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-09

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done 81 sht
DISPATCH PRIETING-lioUsE. Good work low
pricrs and satisfaction Guaranteed.
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READ wha: WINsTocE says in Wants"

NJ ELLYsoN & CO., advertising agents. Insert ad-
vcrtisenents In all of thc wspapers OF the United
States at publishers rates. Orders left al the Dis.
match counting will receive promvt atten-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-09

Observation-Disclosures deaths In city last
week, 2C-whites, 16; colored, 4.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-09

BARGAINS IN All, KINDS OF RIBBONS at LEVY
BROTHERS, of fun assortment of Nos. 8 and IL
pros-ur;liuS.
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FLORISTS.

FLOWERS! FLOWERS!-The largest,
Il best, and cheapest collection OF BEDDING
ILAHTs ever offered IN the city is 1T LAIRD'S
GARDEN, on Gr8ce und BroaG streets, ap l6.lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-09

BLACK, BROWN, BLUE, DRAB, and ECRU BUNr-
ING. for ladies dresses, can be had ut LEVY BRO
TIERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-09

1t Is not expected that the Sultan OF Turkey Will
order some Of +. Is. SPENCE c SONS CLOTHING,
but all In need of good clothing at how prices are i'll
vited to call and examine SPENCE e. SONS TEN
DOLLAR SUITS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-09

HE. TAYLpR'>
ART ENTERTAINMENT.
r,r Y. II. TAlIOc Will gi'v two of his highly
l.fn.r> ,us @uh ",scripiiN"
ART EXHIBITIONS
-.f.,f,r- S,,:inn Methodist Episcopal church
WEDNESDAY, AND THURSDAY EVENINGS
SGII AND am INSTANT
l-vri.scu commences ~ So o'c!nck. ..
Admission. ...,r. liCk"'> may he "otalnra from
rs.. ~i,r.,iay-~el.uul scholars :t@d N the door.
nv st
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githmond 1lspatth.


rs~THE CIEClLATIoN OE THE DlSrATCH
~ LARGER THAN TIE CONFINED ClleCu-
LATloS OF ALI. THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
rApEES OE TIE CITY
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The Russians were repulscd at kars, but +. b..
SPENCE & SONS TBN-DoLLAR SUITS are taking
the city, Call and examine them.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Tho ward Meetings Last Night.


The heavy rain which fell last night be-
tween and 10 O'Clock very seriously inter-
fered with the ward meetings called to elect
members of the City Conservative Commit
tee. DESPITE small attendance, some Of the
meetings transacted ehe business OF the eve
Ming. thinking it better to do so than to
postnone it and thereby take the chance OF
even fewer persons present.
MARSHALL WARD.
The meeting was called to order by o.
p. Gregory, Esq, ware superintendent, on
whose motion Captain Joseph J. English
was called to the chair, and Mr.. d. c. Rich
ardson was elected secretary. Messrs. O.
p. Gregory, George Watt Taylor, r. Wiley
Davis, D. c. Richardson, and q. s. Stokes
were elected delegates.
.. JEFFERSON WARD.
In this ward the meeting was held at the
Police Courtroom. There were thirty
seven present. Captain Samuel Maccubbin
presided, with John w. Wilks as secretary
A motion to adjourn until tomorrow
night was defeated.
| The following gentlemen were elected
members of the City Central Committee
Captain Charles +. Taylor, Henry G. Adams,
Robert II. Styll, William II. Cullingsw
and j. Caskie Cabell. -
| MADISON WARD.
AT Monticello Hall twelve faithful ones
assembled. John Bell Bigger was chosen
chairman, and J. Taylor Stratton secretary
On motion of Mr. Pecor the meeting adj
journed, subject to the call OF the City Com
nittce.
MONROE WARD.
Ten or twelve voters OF Monroe Ware
met at the New Market Hall at the appoint
ed time. They resolved to defer the cleo
ton until another night, Of which due no.
ticc will be given.
CLAY WARD.
Seventeen persons assembled at Laucr':
Hall at the hour appointed, and were calico
to order by Ward-Supcrintendent John +
Meredith. Mr.. Leroy S. Edwards was cho'
sen chairman, and the meeting proceeded
to elect members OF the Committee, result
ing in the choice OF the following Genera
r. Lindsey Walker, Il. w. Pickrell, Johr
F. Meredith, Thomas J. Smith, AlcXandel
Ilierholzcr.
JACKSON WARD.
Superintendent uanncSan and seven O.
eight others, citizens OF Jackson Ward
met at VOLTS. and adjourned over to Fri
day night.
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NOR RENT BRICK HOUSE. 80. 81
y 703 east Clay street, hctwccn Seventh and III
Eighth streets The house contains cigrt rCoHi-;
Kitchen. three rooms: gas aud ma:er OF tic prem.
iSes. TO prompt and careful tenant the rcrI VIII
he reasonable ABBY to V. 4. FANItE.
No. 10 Twelfth street. near Bank street. or NJ" Ill
east Clay, between Scycm;h and Eighth >ir"eis.
S-3tk
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ca 1S LADIES KID FOXED BUT
SZZ1. TON-EOOTS At MAYS,
III, COZ Broad street.
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ca LADIES' KID NEWPORT TIES,
tSZ. at MAYS.
my cor Broad street.
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ca 5O LADIES KID FDNED BUT
,NL. ~. TON-EOOTS. at MAYS.
,ryl i;O7 Broad street.
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s.. MISSES, 4aS:H39rt, + {, q xED BUT -esSB
my MAYS COZ Broad street.
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TRUNKS, VALlSES, and SAToHELS, at
BoScHEN's, 500 aud 81 l Broad ssreea.
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c.1 CUTLp'S GOAT SHOES-6 to 10
81 a, MAYS.
nv COZ Broad street.
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READ what WlNsrocK says ln "Wants.'
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FANCY
CASHMERE PANTS
made 70 order
EIGHT DOLLARS
by
T.. E. SPENCE e SON.
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O. oS LADIES 1S-THREAD SERGE
IL. y. CATERS, ~ MAIS.
rvl COZ Br0. street.
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ca GENTLEMEN'S BUCKLE LOW
~. QUARTERS, "t ,,,-,.
myl COZ Broad street
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MINERAL WATERS.

DETHESDA WATER
ID The bes. known remedy In The world Tor
Diabetes, Gravel, Dropsy,
and all Diseases OF the Kidney and Liver
Water delivered IN any part OF the city.
"@''' GEORGE SCHEN.
apo IIoO ~ NAN stree..
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HORSES AND MULES FOR SN-T>
II SALE.-Juss arrived. tweniy-0ne extraLEIA
nne DRIVING, RIDING, and FhRM,HOEss,s'
most OF them bays; one extra ison-goay 16S hands,
A perfect family horse; one fne GRAY MARE: one
BAY MARE, can trot In three minutes. Also, thirty
seven EYTRA-FlNE MULES, hrsks and nnbrose,
all sizes. ,,,,
street. e slpaSIi. opsIIlsT. tue EnMoND BossIEUX
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FOR RENT.

y'OR RENT, STORE No. Gil Broad "a
= street, now occupied by Charles Hr:zsr u -A-A
TEi, i: mn opportunity a to secure OH reasonable
terms one of the hest located stands for retail husl-
ness in the city. Apply to .r,
my 9.l2.&l43t CHARLES III ELr... -
TOR RENT, THAT NICE AMI 81
l. convcnicntly-arraugrd little BF g IN
UDI'SE No 5lf west Clay street. cont. ming six
rnoIIS: g.,s AMI water. Rent only Sl5 ;''r month.
Possession 1T once. Apply on The prcnlis
p-Dt
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60 LADIES FINE LACED -
~. FUXED CATERS. a.
MAYS.
,nyl COZ Broad street.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

READ what W1NsrocK says In wants"
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ca 5O GENTLENEN'S HANDSOME
'NZ.Cb. CATERS, ut
MAYS,
rryl COZ Broad street.
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READ what WlSsrocK says in wants"
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Y OR r + \ II.
BRICK DWELLING No. 302 Clay street; six
rooms: very desirable neiehborhood
BRIf.k DWELLING 40. 92l west Clay street;
six rooms In nice order; gas and water. ,,.o,
BRICK DWELLING NO. lob west JACKSON
s,r,.t: : seven rooms and Kitchen: IN nice order
.nnjv tn FRANK ~. HILL.
mv 7-3t ll06 Main street.
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CO TX GENTLEMEN'S CALF GAIT
~. -. ERs. at
MAYS.
my COZ Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-09

ca SO G + y r L T. VI + y S@5p
~. f.CO.BuCKLE CALF LOW-Qu YSN@
MAYS, Se-
,ryl G07Brosl strc~t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-09

Blue CUEyIOT SUITS
made To order
for
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS.
r; 3. SPENCE & Sos.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-09

CT SD MISSES AND CIIILDREN'S
.Sl. ~. .NEWPuRTSa and dBUTTON-SLIPPERS
al MAYS.
,uy GOT Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-09

C.O SO -G ENT'S SQUARE yET
@oDeco. BOX-TOE PRINCE Al.-eaasae'-sa0
HERT1S a. J. 4. GRIGG'S.
2pDg Tenth and Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-09

TOR SALE, A LARGE, soUND, s.aN
II GENTLE FAMILY HORSE. App!y aZ
Bossieux's stables, No. 1906 Franklin street. ..
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
GINGER SEWING-MACHINES.
GREAT REDUCTION.
THIRTY-FlVE DOLLARS,

The New Family Singer Sewing Machine viii h2so-
after be sold 1t
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ca SN L 4 d ES' h y <ShaN
.NL. ~. FOXED BUTTON ROOTS zseessa''s6
al j. 4. GRlGG'S,
auoS Tenth and Main streets
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E5INERAL WATER ON DRAUGHT.
SODA. KssENGEE. VICHY; SARATIoSssAl
WATER, SELTZER, OI-EAWh bEEh' anu VIZ
GER ALE.
'AAAeAS- GEORGE SCHEN,
ap9 HOO, corner Main and Eleventh Streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-09

50. 80. rhADlES' rL34o +; KID NEW .-zs
j. 4. GEtGG'S.
apps Tenth and Alain streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-09

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