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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-04

CoSyEYANcEs OF REAL ESTATE FOR TIE
WEEK ENDING JUNE 2, 1S7T.-Lots 'front.'
ing: 311 on St. James street near Clay for
$3.50; 16 feet on Canal street near Jefferson
for $3.50; 623 feet on Dobson street corner
OF Clarke for $1S7; "a feet on Grace street
near Madison for S1,360; 127 feet near the
corner of Nineteenth and Marshall streets
for $3.50; 343 feet on Franklin street be-
tween Adams and Foushee for S13,500; 81
feet on Grace street near Madison for
S1,36O; interest in Michael Hart's estate for
SS,777; interest in Michael Hart's estate for
1887; 25 feet on Seventeenth street near
Darlington for 1915; 70 feet on Main street
between Foushee and Adams for S9,950 !;
II feet on Main street between Second and
Third for S2,70O; Il feet on Marshall street
near Gilmer for $40; 25 feet on franklin
street between Fourteenth and Fifteenth,
and 947-12 feet on Tobacco alley for 81. AL ;
40 feet on Marshall street corner OF Monroe
for Sl,1OO; Is feet on Jefferson street cor
ner of Marshall for $3.50; 12O feet on Park
avenue for 81 1920. r3s-ss .... s,-s.'E .~- ~
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! The "C0CRT FEsTIvAL."--A very fine all.
4 dience witriessed the representation OF tbi:
fairy extravaganza at the Theatre Friday
night. The entertainment was decidedly
pleasing, and reflected credit on the Misses
Webster, to whose exertioDs and good MAD
agemeDt the affair owes its success. Nearly
one hundred children took part id Che play,
and the audience were profuse' IN their
manifestations OF pleasure at the perform
ance Of all the little folks, either siDgH or
ensemble. The characters in the -. Court
Festival were as follows: ",Gold," Miss
Alice Hamilton;E Aurora" Miss Page;
'tJune," little Carrie Strause; "Queen OF
Flowers" Miss Alma Hungerford ecu
pid." La Petite Strause; s!tfQueen OF But
terfies," Mamie Hungerford; "Queen OF
Dewdrop," Little Nettie Bass; "Queen :os
Fairies" Miss Katfe Hunt; "Queen," Miss
Nellie Lottier "&King," Monty Walker!
.sPrincess,Y Olive Taylor; Prince"
Stewart Lottier;; "seeptre,n Leila Strause;
Twilight" Anna Davis; /" Night" Phillis
Durant. ''..5'.t
The piece wasreplete with beautiful fancy
cluded with tableau in which all the little
scene of great beauty and splendor During
Alma Hungerford sang "The Broadway
Swell and the Brooklyn Belle" {duet),
which was received with such prolonged
applause that, they were compelled to re-
spond by singing "Flirting in the Park
The artistic dancing OF Miss Katie Hunt
was the subject Of general praise, and Miss
Alice Hamilton won golden opinions and
much applause by the. elegant manner in
which, she acquitted herself. La Petite
Mamie Hungerford, so young as to be al
most unable to enunciate distinctly, fairly
"carTied away'' the audience with her
charming rendition OF Come, Come Pretty
Bird" Little Carrie Strause, another
youthful sprite, received perfect ovation
OF applause for her really very sweet sing
ing and elegant dancing. The scenery,
costumes, and appointments generally were
beautiful and effective. The entertainment
will bear repetition. ,...,5,.,.r, .....,.., ..,
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Council Notes.-The Council refused Fri
day night to allow communication from
Colonel Edward Vickers, in relation to the
recent street work, to be read, by vote
OF ayes 2, noes 7. The two who believed
in the right OF petition were Messrs. Brooks
and Monteiro.
The ordinance requiring horses, mules,
COWS, &C., to be kept up was passed by q
vote Of ayes 6. noes (Messrs. Monteiro ond
Weisiger)-Mr. McRac, the president, not
voting.
A petition from Joseph Doolittle asking
the use Of the city water for street-sprink-
ler was referred to the Committee on Hy-
drants, with power to act.
The petition Of portion Of the physi-
cians asking for a reduction in the special
license-tax was rejected.
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CIRCUIT CouRT-DIAcoNT SU1T-LFE-IS-
sURANcE CAsE.-In the Circuit Court OF
Richmond on Saturday the jury in the case
of Diacont uersus Fredericksburg Railroad
Company rendered a verdict for plalntln
for $500. The counsel for the railroad COM
pany said that they were satisfied the acci--
dent to Mr.. Diacont's boy was not caused
by the negligence OF their servants OF ragents,
but as they felt sympathy for the child's
misfortune, they would not move to set
aside the verdict. The other side thought
the amount allowed too small, and they
moved to set aside the verdict, but the Court
oyerruled the motion. -, ...ss.t
In case Of A. f. Mann, OF Chesterfield,
,ersas New York Life-lnsurance Company.
Verdict for defendants. Mr.. Mann violated
the nroyision in the policy requiring that
ha should not voluntarily enter the army,
md m in the late war went into the Contede-
rate rate service as an officer. 1t was, however,
"rT nroved ed that he died at home, not OF disease
contracted in the army.
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PROVIDING AGAINST THE EVIL Day
There is person in Clinton who has so
strong belief in the fulflment OF the pro
phecy OF the Scriptures in relation to the
times OF trouble that should precede the
second coming of our Saviour that he made
a three-years' contract for -four some time
since, when it was only worth about $3.50,
wholesale. The stipuiations OF the contract
are that he should have barrel Of flour
every month for $3.50, with penalty Of
$40 forfeiture il either party failed to fulfil
his part of the agreement. Whatever truth
there may be in his belief, he is certainly
enjoying the benefit OF cheap four.-To-
ronfo Globe
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Nineteen White Schools, 90 per cent. ofattcndance.
Twelve Coored Schools 100 per cent. OF attendance.
The official examinations in all the schools
except the Richmond High-SchooD were
completed during the past week.
The scholars exhibited great enthusiasm
in the work, as is shown by the large per
cent. OF attendance, 81 schools in the city
having obtained 100 per cent.
Attention Is called to an error which ap-
peared in the programme OF the closing eN-
ercises published in last Saturdays Dis
patch. The Richmond High-School closing
exercises will take place at the Theatre
Thursday, June 14th, at p. NJ.
Public examinations will be held in all
the colored schools on Thursday, June 7th,
and in all the white schools Friday, June
sth, commencing at 10 A. M. and closing at
2P. NJ. Parents and friends Of the pupils
are invited
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INTERESTING TO RAILROAD TRAVELLERS
Owing to the action OF connecting lines
north the Fredericksburg Railroad Com
panv announce that the change OF schedule
advertised to take place to-day has been
postpoued, and that the present schedule
will be continued for the present.
OF course our readers Will understano
that the new schedules on the RlchmonC
and Petersburg and Danville railroads WI
not go into effect until the new Timetable
on the Fredericksburg road goes into ope
ration = -. - 81 '..s.- w
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LOCAL. MATTERS.

CrsToN.H HOUSE NJ ALTERS RESIGNATION. OF
COLLECTOR WHITE-CoLoNEL FoRBEs.-
Collector White has returned to the city,
and OH Saturday evening wrote out and
forwarded his resignation Of his Office, to
take effect on June Both, as requested by
the President. Secretary Sherman stated a
few DAYS ago that the Department was well
pleased with Colonel White as an officer and
gentleman, but that change was deter
mined upon in accordance with the Presi-
dents policy requiring that Federal office
holders. shall be thoroughly identified with
the communities in which the service is to
be rendered. Mr.. Russell will succeed Col
onel White. That seems to be agreed upon
at Washington.
Colonel W. w. Forbes executed bis bond
as postmaster Of Richmond on Saturday. 1t
is In the penalty Of $4,000, with the fol-
lowing gentlemen as sureties :, Peter A.
Forbes and William A. Moss, OF Bucking-
ham; Henry A. Atkinson, Jr., Of Henrico; !;
Robert Beattie, of Manchester; and John
w. Fisher and James B. Pace. OF Richmond.
Colonel Popham was expected to return
to the city from Washington Saturday
night. His visit to the national capital was
probably IN the interest Of Major Anable,
the present pension agent. ....s.'
Ine revenue cOllecLlOnS iasC week were rs
follows: Monday, ss,O13.SG; Tuesday,
SC, 7O1. 80; Wednesday, holiday; Thursday,
S15G52.51 !; Friday, s13,073.6S; Saturday.
S10,446. .2G-total, $50, ,SS7.S1. a1".f ...'"
Judge Hughes will be here to-day (Alon-
day. to open his court. ,.-. -.-..--.-
-Chief-Justice Waite and Judge 81. L. Bond
will be here during the week to hear the
case of the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
railroad in regard to the assigned labor
claims.
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Ia N y ~ q
Gs5- ON all sales Of Real Estate made osttosn
Tie lst NJ Jnnuary and last of June the fdIesJs1
The 7,ressnt year hare 10 be paid yths guTcnaSss
On nI saieS made bet1se,s The lst or ana ~
OF the year the tares hare TO De pas6 oy tnS SsM
IThIs custom was adopted about nfteen yeorsa&s
hr III W te Teai estate agents in Richmond, and ap
plies to Richmond and VicinityIS p &isf
A. T. DuEsBERRY, oX !; M. household iur'h-
ture, mating, books. refriSerafors, &c.
A. Z. DuEsBERRY, IL a. a., 10000 city-made
cigars. .ssl5s
HILL q ANDERSON, IL NJ, groceries, &C. =.
w. GoDDIN, 6 r. NJ, small framed tenement on
the east line OF Pine street near to Monfoe fAts.
RICHARDSON CO. ~ M sst.aetsssh a shs suess sos
tlnuation Of Twentyffth street beyond yenaDas. "
S. g. TINsLEY. Assistant STATE Frsasss sss ~ aS
Mayo's island.
E.:W. POWELL, 10 A. ~. goo Haris.noannssa.n @ annslI
csnaries. trained bulianches, Enxish sooi1ss
rhrushes, &c. ..ss y. =.
ROBERT B. LYME H. nins building iss 1Sts On
yenahle street between Tsenty.sfxLn and fysnss
;,,raerentf and on street. corner OF Thirtietn.
!. d. WHITEHEAD, 10 A. M.Eroceries,a &c. 8l.
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Mavor'S Court.-Justiee Perdue presided

Mayors Court.-Justice Perdue presided
yesterday.
Andrew Armistead, charged with assault
ing his wife, and Charles Brown and Samuel
jackson with fighting, were discharged on
payment OF costs.
In the sickness or absence OF Mayor
Chiles it is the privilege and duty Of the
senior justice Games a. Gentry to preside
at the Mayors Court. Last week (that gen.
tle1nan being otherwise engaged) the chair
was most acceptably and efficiently filled
by Justice James 81. Perdue, the next in
rank
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

School Examinations, Gc.-The final ex-
aminations in the Manchester public schools
begin to-day. ....
The closing exercises OF the white schools
will take place at the Methodist church on
Monday, June 18th, at 8 O'Clock P. NJ. The
exercises will consist Of recitations by the
children and one or more addresses by gen.
temen to be hereafter announced.
The closing exercises in the colored
schools will take place at the colored Bap'
tist church Tuesday, June 10Th, at O'Clock
There will be recitations, music, &c.
Friday. July 18th, the white schools will
have picnic at Drewry's farm, below the
city Joe.
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CUTTING AFFAIR.-A difficulty occurred
near the corner OF Fourteenth and Main
streets Saturday afternoon between Messrs.
Charles W. Gentry and w. 81. Kemper,
during which Mr.. kemper cut Mr.. Gentry
slightly on one side with small pocket
knife. Sergeant Wren arrested Mr. kem-
per. Mr. Gentry requested that the charge
against accused be dismissed, but it was not
done, and the case will be examined by the
Police Justice this morning. s....
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Il Great improvements Charles F. Moore,
builder and contractor, has Just commenced
story brick dwelling for Mrs. DR.. Marks:
thirty feet Vide, with wings. 1t is to be
built in the most approved style, the work
manship is to be the best, and it will have all
modern improvements. When completed
it will be the finest building ever erected in
Manchester or vicinity. =. ! To- :, '..-'
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
RICHMOND Posi- OFFICE JUNE 9, l877:-
Messrs. j. C. Mansfield & Co., Tolersyl!ie,
Va; Mrs. q. M. Mosely, Richmond, va.
William Madden, Madison county, va.
Miss Katie J. Moten, Washington, D: T.
Nrs. Prior Woodson, Lynchbnrg, va.
william D. Terrell, Hanover county, va.
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THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH FArR.-The
ladies OF the Third Presbyterian church
will hold their festival only one night longer.
They will open at T. o'clock Monday eve
ming and close that night. Friends Of the
church and congregation and the public
generally are invited to come and aid them
by their patronage. @. '
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HE STRUCK on His HEAD.-Robert Brown,
colored waiter at the Hotel Bates, in pass
ing along the third-story balcony OF the
hotel on his way to his room last night. ac-
cidentally slipped and fell over the railing
to the pavement below, distance OF thirty
five feet. Strange to say, although stunned
for moment, he was not seriously hurt.
and was heard to say as he walked of, CPL
have that pavement fixed in the morning"
Indinn1DOliS Journal. '.,'.t5 =
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR SUNDAY.-Fort the Middle
Atlantic States, south to. west winds, clear
or partly cloudy weather with occasional
showers. nearly stationary or lower rtempera-
ture, and stationary or rising barometer.
For, tho South Atlantic States, slight
change in pressure, stationeryor higher TEN.
perature, east to south winds, and clear OF
partly cloudy weather.
For the Gulf States. slight changes in
pressure or temperature. east to south
winds, clear or partly cloudy weather in
East Gulf States, partly cloudy weather
with occasional rain areas in West Gull
States.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, sta.
tionary or rising barometer, nearly station:
ary temperature, partly cloudy weather ana
rain areas, and south to west winds. g..>4t
THE WEATHER SATURDAY was clear and
warm. ...,....... ~. .....r. --....f--.
THERMOMETER SATURDAY: Is A. ~, SO
0 A. NJ, IS; noon, So; 2 P.iol.. 90 r
~. 81; midnight, ST. l..,'..
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CHARGED WITH PASSING COUNTERFEIT Mo-
SEY.-Mary Ragland (coloredD was arrested
Saturday by Policeman Moody, charged with
passing a counterfeit tcn-dollar note on Ju-
iius Meyer. Police-Justice White turned
the prisoner over to United States Commis-
sioner Atkins. .~....44 ..E5.
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ITALIAN ISsEcT-PowDER.--The attention OF
our patrons is called to this thorough aud economi
cal externnator OF hcs, reaches bed-bugs, and ants
We know from personal experience and the testt.
mony Of those to whom we have sold 1t that 1t will
do all that 1t Is claimed for II.
CHRISTIAN & WHITE, Family Grocers,
t-it ..1t Ola Main street.
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Ihave analysed the wnIsKEY known under the
brand of " SELECT" controlled By Mcssrs. WAL
TER d. BLArn Co.. Richmond, Va, and md IL
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities, aud
recommend It's use for medicinal and family pur-
poses.-J D. McCAw, NJ. D., late Professor OK Chem
istry, Medical College OF Virginia. ,,yg,y
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SQUIRRELS FOR THE SouARE.-Doorkeepe
A. D. Sullivan has notified Mr. w. e. Bin
ford that he will send by the sheriff Of
Montgomery county, who is soon to visit
Richmond, eight squirrels to be placed on
the Capitol Square.
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BRoAD-STREET METHODIST CHURCH FEs.
TIvAL. - The ladies OF the Broad-Streel
Methodist church will continue their feast
this week. The proceeds will be devoted
to church purposes.
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ExcussIoN TO OLD PoIST AND TIE CAPEs.
rha ladies' Of Centenary Methodist church
propose to have IN excursion sa.,an, " % nn the
md the Capes on the lstn inetans W ss
steamer John Sylvester.
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FINE IRISH LINENS are always very useful. l.
STERN co. are Offering 5000 yards, to be sold at
a great sacrifice to close business.
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The Mortuary Report.-The number OF
interments at Maury Cemetery for the month
of May was four-three whites and one
colored pauper. The number Of deaths in
the city was two, and two stlli-born. There
was ono white male, aged four months, and
one white female, aged thirty years. -...
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L. STERN 6 Co.. having marked down their whole
stock at and below cost offer goods at prices to as
tonish the closet buyers.
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SAVE MONEY by having Your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRrNrIyG-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed. asgt|
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n. ELLYsoN & Co.. advertising agents, insert ad-
yertisements in all Of the newspapers OF the United
States ut publishers rates. Orders LEFT a the DIG
match counting-room Will receive prompt atten-
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MEADE 6 BAKERS Carbolic Mouth-W.sh Will
destroy the odor caused By decayed teeth and dis
aar rod ma
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The greatest bargains IN BLACK ALPAcAs at L.
STERN & Co.'s.
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THE CAnBoLIc MoUTn-WAsH Is pleasant TO the
taste, and al excellent gargle for sore-throat.
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HANDSOME SILK PLAID GRENADINES at zoe.
at SYcLE BROTHERS.
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SLIPPERS, TIES, BUsKINs. SERGE oooDss BAN
dals, Prince Aberts, Oxforda, Newports, Aagnonas,
Buckle Newports, &C., cheapat "a
BoscHRN's, 500 and 511 Broad street.
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Read L. STERN & Co.'s advertisement.

Only for few weeks longer can You set those
great bargains at l.. STERN & Co.'s. You had oet-
ter 20 there at once. ... g.. ..e.-.ts.s (.
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During a recent session OF the United
States Circuit Court at Portsmouth the
counsel for defendant was examining WIZ.
ness with the object Of establishing the TACT
that the defendant had been member OF
the State Legislature, when bis Honor OBJ
served that il was a gratuitous statement
and not material. Counsel: "But think,
your Honor, it is evidence Of respecta6slity
for q man to have been member OF the
Legislature OF this State" His Honor: |:
/" Hunt have my doubts about that! :,
Counsel: ST will not press the point, your
Honor"
First Maine man, who has just murdered
his wife: I" see by the papers that them
internal Mississippians have gone to killing
each other again. No mans life is safe
down there" Second Maine man, who has
lately strangled bis aged father: Sc It's my
opinion that this Hayes is lust as much q
traitor as them rebels Is, the 'tarnal sneak.
I lust wish Jim Blaine could be President
for about two minutes-he d straighten out
them pisen sarpints."
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ASK YOUR DRUGGIST for MEADE BAKERS
Carbolic Mouth-Wash for sore gums and decayed
tooth
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OUR DEsT DENTISTS use and recommend MEADE
& EAKER's Carbolic Mouth-Wash. n
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BEAUTIFUL MANILA. FRENCH PALM, brown
and white, will be sold cheap to-day at j. d. FRY
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COOL, COMFORTABLE, AND PLEAsANT-SfE-
GELS Kid or Goat Ties, ready made, atS3.
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DEcAYED TEETH dsinfected by MEADE & BA-
KER'S Carboc Mouth-Wash. To-
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II you bring 1915 to L. STERN & co. they vii
give YOU IS worth of dry goods. .-.Li-.-
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BLEEDING and liberated gums healed by MEADE
& BAKER's Carbolic Mouth Wash.
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Music ON TIE SQUARE.-Kessnich's band
:payc a free concert on the Capitol Square
Saturday evening in the presence of q large
crowd -z .E.-t
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THE POSTAL PARTY lett the city Saturday
afternoon for Norfolk uia Petersburg.

COMMON CouNcIL.-The Common Coun-
all win meet at S O'Clock this afternoon.
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Read l.. STERN & co.'s advertisement.

ALARGE and full stock of new Straw Hats to be
opened to-day at j. D. FRY & CO.'S, 1909 Main
ofrQ =
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HISTORICAL SOCIETY

DON UNPUBLISHED AUTO
GRAPH-I4ETTERo OF FwAsHINGToN-A SITE
FOE THEHALE FoRTHE EsocTTY-APosT-
REVOLUTIONARY HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.
HISTORY or ST. MARKS .PARrsH-B1UE-
DrN's REETNIsCENCEs OF JOHN RAN
DoLPH OF .RoANoKE-THE LEE WRIGHT
FAM1LY-PEDIGREEs OF AMERICANS OF
ROYAL DESOENT-A GEEEALoGY OF THE
DESCENDANTS OF .PoCAHONTAs = vIR-
GINA FAMILY HISTORY. Is: - @s-1-! .
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Go to l.. STERN 6 Co.'s and ask for their 4lc,
pure brohair Lustrc, reduced from SOC.
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Reduced prices of ice-cream at PrzzlNI's, s07
Broad street. ....
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The following is verbatim copy OF let
ter written by Red Cloud to al army officer
as preliminary report Of his operations as
an agent OF the Government to treat with
crazy Horse, and sent by him to headquar-
ters by courier: , So -.
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NTOOL WANTED.

WANTED, ORDERS FOR A BEACTi
w FULLUT OF SPRING PANTS. which aH
now offering at about cost to close them out: $11
PANTS ats9 Have reduced The price about 20 pei
cent You will do well 10 examine them before buy.
ing Satisfaction in every respect.
o :. wESSON THE TAILOR,
snlo IL Twelfth street.
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WONDERFUL
GcntIemen's Goat or Kid Buckle Shoes or Ties
made to order at SIEGELs for $3.50. ~
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vaSTS.
WANTED. PURCHASERS FOR

M ED. IOhChASEi"o va
c,a,,e SoRTH CAROLINA CUT, GROSS. and
ROE HERRINGS. $3.50 10 81 per barrel;
,-hoIce BI,IK and BACON SHOULDERS, SIDES,
and HAMS. &c. TO l2c. 2 ID; ,,
Choice FINE. SCPERFINE, and EXTRA FLOUR
S5 10 SO per barrel: . -
q barrels PURE CIDER FlNEGAl', Io''c. per
,hoice MoESTAIN BUTTER. 15c. to 20c. q fb.
~ sacks PRIME VIRGINIA PEANUTS, for seed
~ sacks BLACK PEAS 70 arrive;
T,S. CORN. OATS. and MILL-FEED OF every
description IL reduced prices x.
CARRIAGE. NEW POTATOES, BERRIES, CHEf-
i'lf-7' '''' d. r. HOCKhDAY.
.,,. 1928 Man street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-04

ALL-wooL SCOTCH CHEvIoT at 75c. worth
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