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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-21
Letter from Prince William.

.HRENTsyllL.E, Va, july 20, lSl7.-Tho far
mers in This neg llborhoCd have boen buslly en-
gagged in threshing their wheat crops for the last
week. and tho Weld has been tho largest since
the WIT. MIR. Jog. b. Reid, our onterprislng
r,ilow townsmaI, raised littlo over 3U husnes
per aero ON his farm. near THIS place. "nlcn Is
considered q fine yield. Mr.. l.. a.. Mmrsteiiar,
at Nokcsvillo, raised from some ~ or ~ pusnoIs
Of seed nearly co bushels Of wheat. II theprlces
keen UP our people will BIO very much relieved
as this is the first good crop which has boer rails
oil for several years.
The friends of Major Daniel hero wore very
much pleased al tho action OF tho Fairfax con-
yentiun The delegates to the Richmond con-
ven.ion frnm this county are divided between
Daniel and Leo upon first choice, but all laror
Daniel on second choice
Asprants for Legislative honors are begin
ming H. como 10 the surface, aid wsrni tline Is
expected this eAr. Wo congratulate AleSandrls
on her selection.
kuNAwAY-CHlLp kILLED.-On yesterday
"Wednesday about noon, just rs "o wore put
ting our pal.er TO press IL Fad accident occurred
near our oiHce. Mr. =. Shscklett's team Of two
horses wore standias in tho alley running rom
East Market street to Elizabeth street, while tho
driver WAS unloading hay from the wagon TO
which they were attached. BY somo means they
became frightened and ran down the siicy TO-
wards last Market street at u fearful rate In
running they knocked down r. o. Sterling, who
WAS walking down the alley, and ran over han,
;nnirtinp serious il iurics. Alter striking Mr.
Sterling, they ran over little co!ored girl child
Of Henrietta Smith, sged live years, tho tongue
If the wagon striking /. on the back of the head,
Ssshing out its brains and producing instant
death. =, ,.,
- U,b;nh was attached his mule Tho wagon
s,rucS the mule and wagon. but Mr.. McDonAld
had presence of mind to cstch hold Of tho ione'
md his in nil probability saved his life.
Tho horses dushol through the alley ana ma, ran
iu,o tho grocery of Al essrs. LoTman - Hi,h'ns
| whore thty we're sthpw ".~fochh'""H' ''3''
! ter.
Tu-duy was tie sixteenth anniversary OF tho
battle of Manassas
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h.0cal ssreFitieS.

I;-y. Ii. n. Checks. colorri, Of The African
Mctho,iis, Church, Will prcaoh in The hascmeot
OF the ii. T., Nhnrali. south, TO morrow even
In. at =! Cor.
Tho County Court, Judge james SangsteT t.
praside, will commence lila jaly tarm on Mon
day neyt.
rho many friends o: ,Ius!icn James w. Nslls
will rogret To ics:n that lie lies quite Ill at his
residence or Nalloi's Hill.
The small schooner load.d with coal. which
WAS sunk, near Piney Point last winter has
been raised by parties from Washington and
brought up to tho shiryard hero, where her car
go will be removed.
the '';aby's Best Friend. is DE-. Bull.
| Baby Syrup, since It nlanLaius thu Baby
! health by Keeping it free from Collie. Diarrhos3
etc. Price % cents per bottle
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KonnKnrEs.--A negro man entered the shop Of Mrs.
Ii oriaIo, roar the Midland depot, last night, and
asked that his vaiso be kept for him until tho train
started. Ills request was complied with, and no return
cd in short tmc and while Mrs. Gorhams attention
vas called to another room, ho robbed tho money
drawer of two dollars and took his departure. The
robbery was soon discovered, the negro pursued to
the depot, and tho money recovered. Upon making
restitution no was allowed to proceed On his way and
whom last seen was walking rapidly up tho railroad
track.
A colorci man named Phillip Romans made COM
plant at the station house this morning that he had
been robbed Of S27 in money 1T the house of Robert
last ght Ic says that he stopped thcro all night,
and slept with Carter, pallet, on tho floor, with
his pants, in the pocket Of which the money was,
under his head. Upon arising this morning no found
tho pants on tho floor and tho money gone. lie
further states that n window Of tho room was open
and that Carter says that somc ono must have gotten
in tha. way and taken the money.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
OTTO PORTNE Err and LOUIS FAGER.
NOTlCE OF REMOVAL.

I.wish to notify my friends and tho public III
GENERAL that hsvo removed from my former
place OF business (No a. King street, to my new
store, where / shall DO pleased to 500 all VINO
may want snyLhing in my limo, Waieh GO con si
of COOKING and HEATING STOVES, Iin'
Copper, Galvanized and Sheet Iron War;
stove Castings and Brick Of all description
furnished at short notice. Old Cooking Stoves
repaired and made as good as new, or taken in
exchange for new oneS. JOB WORK and kE-
PAIRING of all kinds done in the best manner
ard ROOFING, 'GUTTERING and SPOUT
ING, in town or country, promptly attenaea
street, one square below old stand. and on the
opposite side. ,rocucR1MEs
10 Id ENoCu oAt !hSl1
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To-day was tie sixteenth anniversary OF inc
,al!e of Manassas.
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Obituary.

WIN. N. BERKLEY. Postmaster.
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F,dsCAI ATT T. K y.

! CuuRcu SERVICES. s., TO MORROW -
! CHRIST CHURCH Service st ii II. H. Gnd "
! D. III by Rev. Dr.. Mckim. H.
Sr. PAUL CHURcH-Scrvlcc at IL n H. ty
| Rev. DR.. Norton.
GRACE CHURcn-Service and sermon at IL g.
ST.. MAnY's CHURcH-Mass at and ii a. Ii
UsIoN PREsBYrN. CHURCH (First Church,
Service in the morning and at night by Rev.
DR.. Bullock
SECOND PRESENTLY. CuURcH-No service.
METH EPIS. CuURCI-Service at IL a. 10;
and D. NJ BY Rev. w. &. Webb. Specisl
service for tho receE ton Of members lnIo lhe
church with appropriate sermon IN the morning;
Subject At hight, 1.-THE momentous question. -,
The sacrament Of baptism will be sum nIstcrea
NJ 10. 20 o. m. -,
MEru. ErIs. CHURCH SoUTu-Sorvice at II
8. M. and D. 10. by Rev. Mr.. Boyle
METH. Prot CHURCII-No service.
BAPTIST CHURCH-No service.
GERMAN LuTHERAN-Seryico At IL q. M,
by Rev. Mr.. Fleckenstein.
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
PRAYER meeting in the Sec. Presbn. Church at
4p m. Aims House 3. y p. M. Jail at . p. m.
Open air meeting II tho tunnel at 9! p m. UNION
praycr meeting next Tuesday night, AZ
ciph. o'clock, in tho - Presb' a. Church, Open
air meeting next Friday night, at 8 O'Clock, a.
tho n. W. corner Of King and 81 Asaph stfeo's'
WEATnER PRoBABILTTEs.-Wor Depart
p,cnt, Office oftke Chief Signal Officer, Wesh'
ugfgn, u. e., Juy 81. lS7T-l0:3O q. m
For tho Middle States rising barometer IN tho
Interior cooler westerly winds and cloar Woath-
or, bat on tho coast southerly winds, stationary
jonperaturo, partly cloudy weather, With local
rain.
Tie ARLINGTON EsrATE.-ln tho Circuit
Court of the United States, OF Norfolk. the fol-
lowing order WAS entered Thursday:-
GcorGe ". e. Ice Us. Frederick Ka!Jn.an a,M
Others Suggestion having been msdo by the
Aforementioned Of the United States that the
property in control in this cause is in the use
and possession of the United States. under claim
OF tito Of record and such suggestion having
been iilod together with motion Tor these rea'
sons, to SET aside the declaration and to Dismiss
tho proceedings, and for suca o:hor orders as
may be proper, as moro fully appears by such
suggestion and motion on lille IN the oihce OF the
clerk OF this court at Alexandria,,
Ordered thai q rule issue requiring the plaintiff
to show cause, at tho courthouse, IN Alexandria,
on tho 4.h day Of Septombc., 1871, or as soon
there's .ar us coInsel can be heard, why sucn
motion should not be granted provided that
such rule BIZ served upon tho plaintiff or his
counsel on or before tho Isl day OF August. 1911.
1t would SOON from this tina. tho Attorney
General will raise tho plea that tho Arlington
estate is held by tho United States sEd that as
En- individual cannot suo tho govern Lent, The
prcsa.t suit must be dismissed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-11

RESIGNATION OF Mr.. \. b. MEADE.-3r.
n. 3. Meade, secretary OF the Conservative
State Committee, has resigned, as the fol-
lowing letter will show:
RICHMOND, April 8, 1877.
Hon. John L. Marye:
Dear Sir,-The condition OF my hea!th Is
such that have been advised that 1t IS aD-
solutely essential that should avoid so far
as practicable all worry, annoyance, and
mental excitement, for the present, at least:
I must therefore resign the position hold
~ chairman OF the State Executive Com
mittee, and do so the more willingly
knowing that either of my late associates
unon the committee-the Hon. A. NJ. kel-
lev or Colonel John Fl. Guy-wlll dis
charge the duties that have been incumbent
mon me, if not with greater fidelity, at
least with greater ability, and to the entire
satisfaction Of the party. 1t IS true put
little will be required of the chairman De-
fore the assemblage of the State Convention
in August, when the. term OF the present
committee will expire. but it is important
that he should be on hand in this city to
answer such communications as may oe
addressed to him. Under our plan OF or
ganization it will be your duty, as president
of the last State Convention, to name my
successor, and to fill the vacancy upon tne
committee.
With great respect, am most truly yours
NATH'L B. MEADE.
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Horticultural Me citing at Chesterfield
Co,irthouse.-A meeting OF the citizens OF
Chesterfield was held at the courthouse on
Monday the 9th OF April, 1877 (court-day).
Frank G. Rufiin, Jr., was called to the chair,
and S. A. Ford acted as secretary.
The object Of the meeting was explained
by the chairman to be an effort OF the life
members Of the State Agricultural Society
residing in the county to form county So
ciety. .,.. -,
On motion of blr. James 3. Jones, life
member Through his friend), the following
resolution was adopted:
ReSolued, That the liie-members OF the
State Agricultural Society OF Virginia, re-
siding in this county, invite the farmers OF
the county generally to unite with them in
forming an agricultural society OF Ches-
tertield for the purpose OF protecting our
material interests and Of being auxiliary to
the State Society.
The following provisional organization
was then effected: President, w. W. Han.
cock; Vice. e.President, G. w. Robertson
Secretary and Treasurer, j. j. Ellyson
Executive Committee: Watkins Taylor.
Midlothian district; Alexander Simms, Clo-
yer Hill district; Baker Nunnally, Matoaci
district; A. l.. Winfree, Dale district
James b. Jones, Bermuda district; anC
William Adamson, Manchester district.
The following committee was elected te
draft constitution and bylaws: Frank q
Ruffin, Jr. "a life-member), John S. Taylor
and 7. 4. Chambliss.
The meeting then adjourned until the
next term OF the County Court, May l4th
at 10 O'Clock. +.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

The Odd -FeNous.-Ye esterday the follow
ing Manchester delegates attended the Grand
Lodge OF Odd-Fellows in Richmond: DR..
l.. Il. Chiles, Jackson Lodge, No. 146; Car
ter Atkisson, Stuart Lodge, No. 141; Il. w.
Crow, Henderson Lodge, No. 105. Beside
the delegates, Professor e. Morrissette, Mr..
Henry Jordan, and other Jealous brethren
were present. At night the meeting OF
Stuart Lodge was unusually interesting and
we'll attended. An omnibus was sent to
the American Hotel, where the grand Off
GERS are stopping, and the following distn-
guished Odd-Fellows were brought over :
Grand Master Branch, Past Grand Master
Latham, and Past Grands Lee, Hill, Golden,
and Camp. During the evening one candi-
date was initiated into the order, and ad-
dresses were made by the visitors.
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FORFEITED THEIR RECoGNIZANCE.-Isa
Schwartz and Thomas Rawlings, two white
youths, were arrested on the Sd instant,
charged with stealing five brass boxes from
the cars at the Richmond and Danyille Rail-
road depot. Schwartz was bailed by q JUS
tice in the sum OF 800 for his appearance
before the Police Justice on the following
morning, with his mother as surety. Raw
lings was released on his own recognlzance
in the same amount. They failed to appear
on the 4th instant. An attachment against
them was issued, and the case continued to
the 10th instant. AS they again failed to
appear yesterday morning, Justice Whlte
returned the warrant, with the magistrates
endorsement thereon, to the attorney fo1
the Commonwealth for such action as may
be necessary.
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cPECIAL ATTR \ CT1ON.
SPRING OPENING.

We take pleasure In announcing to our customers
and the public generally that We have now in store
LARGEST AND HASDSOMEST STOCK
that we have ever displayed. With the detcrmina-
ton not to bc undersod, we have marked our whole
stock at figures so reasonable to recommend them
10 everybody. Please notice the following:
BLACK SILKS from S5c. to $3.50 per yard;
FANCY SILKS at 9Oc, ST. 1925 per Yard;
COLORED WOkSTED GOODS OF every descrip'
BLACK ALPACAS from csc. to 81 .25 per yard;
MOURNING GOODS made specialtr;
DOLMANS at all prices
DOLMANS AT -,
DOLMANS at SIS.
DOLMANS at So; '--
DOLMAS CLOTHS In new shades, very cheap;
IHILDREN'S FANCY HOSE Of all colors and de-
BoYs CAssIMEREs, %, s5, 40, so, 60, 75c., and
81 per yard: zx>r,,,
FURNITURE GREToNNEs at 81 aud 5oe.:
LADIES SCARFS, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FICHCS. JABOTS, BIBS. COLLARETTES,
and FRlLLlNGS in profusion: -
Beautiful LACES, EDGlN6S> 1NSERTlNGS, &c.
Please call and examine our goods before you pur-
chase. COChINE1 io"Eh
,rb n6 Sl5 Broad street.
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY-Justice DO
seph j. White presiding.-The following
cases were disposed ofS
Lucien Davis, Holly Bright, Richard
Hill, Peyton Thomas, and Robert Davis (co-
lored), charged with stealing two hats from
y. NJ. Marshall. Lucien Davis was found
guilty Of petit larcey, and sent to Jail for
six months with twenty-five lashes added.
The others committed for sixty days in de-
fault OF surety.
Jennie Hundley (colcred). charged with
having in her possession some Of the arti.
cles stolen from the Old Dominion Granite
Company, knowing them to have been sto-
len. Continued to Thursday.
Nancy Lewis (colored). Lunacy commits
sion ordered.
John Goyannetti, charged with assaultins
and beating James Cooper. Dismissed on
payment OF costs.
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The LONDON CIRCus.-Howe's Great Lon
don Show will give two entertainments in
Richmond on Friday, Goth instant. This
combination is said to comprise menagerie,
museum, circus, and hippodrome. In addi-
ton to these attractions, DockrilPs eques-
trian aggregation, including M'lie Dock
rill, 4 female rider, who will entertain the
audience with her equestrian feats. There
will also be exhibited a number of zo0logi-
cal specialties, including FIVE performing
elephants, den of Bengal tigers, a lair OF
hyenas, and q cage Of lions. There will
also be in the menagerie variety of ami
mails and birds. Seats can be secured in
advance at Johnston's. .
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN RICH
MoND Posr-O OFFICE APRIL 10. 1s77.-Thomas
L. Angus, Richmond, Va; Frank Bendick,
Richmond, Va; Mrs. M. e. Cottrell, Rich
mond, Va; Miss Ida Cox, Richmond, Va. ;
W.P. Cullen, Richmond, Va; Goodman
Davis, Richmond, Va; Miss Katie Hughes,
Richmond, Va; Miss Alice johnson, Rich
mond, Va; j. Fl. Morris (colored), Rich
mond, Va; Andrew NJ. Parker, Richmond,
Va. Hon. F. Bacon Prior, Richmond,
Va; Major Poe, Richmond. Va; Miss
Blanch Turner, Richmond, Va. Miss =. I.
Turner, Richmond, Va.
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THE FIRE LAST N1GHT.-At five minutes
to IL o'lock last night an alarm OF fire from
Station brought out the tiremen required
TO answer an alarm in the lower district,
flames having been discovered on the third
floor OF Messrs. Waldman & Sherer's tin
ming, plumbing, gas, and steam fitting
manufactory, on Fifteenth street, i'm
mediately in rear of their sales-roomss,
No. 1447 Main street. The fire, which
is supposed to have originated from a
"fre-pot" left burning when the shop
was closed. made considerabls headway be-
fore the alarm was turned in; but by judi
cious management and timely arrival OF the
men the flames were soon under control.
The damage to the building-which is is
owned by Mr.. James Thomas, Jr,-will
probably be $4,000. The loss on Messrs:
Waldman & Sherer's tools, stock, &c., will
probably reach 81, 200; upon which there is
an Insurance of $4,000 with Messrs. T. NJ.
Aliriend & Son.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-11

THE THEATRE LAST NIGHT.-1Ir. Rignold
was greeted last night by 4 splendid audi
ence in point OF numbers and brilliancy,
and he acted With satisfaction to all present
the difficult role he assumed. There was
also excellent acting on the part Of others
in the cast, and brilliant and imposing
accessories which tended to add interest to
the evenings entertainment. Mr.. Rignold
appeared for the first time in this city, and
he must be better known to be fully appre-
ciated. Tonight he appears for the last
time in Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-11

UNFORTUNATE ACCIDENT AT THE CHEsA-
PEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD SHOPS YEsTER-
DAY-Yesterday afternoon about O'Clock
Mr.. John Whiteside, valuable mechanic
at the shops OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company, met with very serious
and painful accident, which will probably be
the cause of the loss OF. one OF his legs, and
his services TO the company for some time.
While attempting to put a band on one of
the puleys he had his leg caught in some
way in the machinery, and his foot was
brought in contact with the circular-saw,
nearly severing it from the limb. His leg
was also broken below the knee, and it
is feared that amputation will be necessary.
Mr.. Whiteside has been in the employment
OF the company for long time.
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DEAD THIS! FACT! FACTIS
n FACT!-Come to WINSToCk,s, NO. 81
II north Fourteenth street, and see the con. 49,
yiucinx fact that he Is ar present sise
great bargain TO his old customers and AL Wno NAY
favor him with call. He feels ASSURED fhat ne
needs no better recommendation inah DIS saeit
known mode of doing business, ana that ne.t 70
articles for Just what they arc ana 20 SEQ
fhar the customers receive value f0r their money.
ON MONDAY, April 8. 1877, ne VIII oHer AZ pTi-
vaIe sa Le The most beautiful lot OF o. .ltt
Ickar,t Gold fIadys sizc) Stem. and hey.NiRu.
ing watches OF best makers:
10 and l4.Karat Gold Stem and key-Wtnains
Watches for gentlemen:
A fne lot OF GeniIenen's stein and key-WtnaanS
An im msnse iot Of ne Gold Chains for ladies and
gentlemen, In the following styles: R0ysL
Opera Zouaye, yeioria, Guara-uith ana ni,n-
out slides; Neck, Vest, and many Other siysca
sleeve. Shirt and Collar Buttons Of handsome de-
signs;
GentiemenH LocSets. ,..,S,,
special attention. y called 20 ihe mSss oesa.
lot Of tne Gold Set Rings for ladies aud genssans,
In Diamond, Stone, Cameo, Ametnysss feS.,, fs, M
net, Topaz. Onyx, Amethyst tncxgs!ed VIII IL -
nond in the shape Of bifd-sotnethlng neM. ASus
cameo surrounded with Pearls ara macy Ssesss.
EYery article Is OF dae quality anc VIII ~ ~ sEs
anteed In purchasing articles so ton Iaage nsss0 s
you can get the most for yoar mNro1K,s 'ae'
Ia No. n Fourteenth strees,
mp 7-aw ondeS EAcnxnSo s... I.o.s..-
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DIR. TAyLoR's ENTERTAINMENT. AT GRACE.
STREET BAPTIST CHCRcH.-To-morroW nignt,
and Friday night DR.. W. d. Taylor VII,
give scientific entertainment, accompanied
BY one OF his humorous Descriptive e. lec.
lures, in the basement OF the drace-otfeet
Baptist church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-11

OWNER WANTED.-Jonas Gillard (colored)
was arrested by Policeman Burkert, having
in his possession new wheelbarrow which
he was endeavoring to sell for twenty-five
cents, and which is supposed to have been
stolen. The case was continued to Thurs
day next, and the wheelbarrow remains in
the custody OF DR.. Antelotti, at the Police
Court, where any person who has lost such
an article may inspect it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-11

HENRIco SUNDAY-scHooL UNION. = The
quarterly meeting OF Henrico Sunday
School Union was held in the lecture-room
OF st. Marks church last night. . -.
After religious exercises. conducted by
Rev. r. q. Dashieil, the President, Rev.
DR.. Minnfgerode, took the chair. The sec
retary, Mr.. p. FL. Mayo, being absent, Mr.
W. Ellis Jones was elected temporary sec
retary.
The roll OF schools being called, the fol-
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DISTRESSING CASUALTY.
Instantaneous Death of q Little Child.

MIR. W. II. JENKINs's ToUR-YEAR-OLD son
RUN OVER AND KILLED BY AN ICE
wAGoN-THE DRIVER RARREsTED-TEsTI-
MoNY BEFORE THE coRoNER's JURY
CONFLICTING STATEMENTS OF WITNESS
EsTHE vERDICT-THE DRIVER HELD
DLAMELESS, &c. 80 .-.'.s
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At Nunnally's HaH.-Last night the Sc
lect hop for the benefit OF widow was
grand success, both financially and socially.
Several couples from Richmond were In
attendance, and the light fantastic was IN
dulged in to the music OF warner Aliens
band till the "Wee sma' hours" f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-11

TIE GRAND OPENING OF THE PARIS MILL
merry CoNPANY's spring and summer styles Will
take place on WEDNESDAY and THURsDAY,April
lIth and 12th Magnificent French bonnets and hats,
ladies' caps, misses hats, trimmings straw-goods,
&c. The ladies are respectfully invited to call and
examine enr stock. Respectfully,
s PARIS MILLINERY COMPANY,
tover Levy Brothers.
lOl7 and 1919 3Iain street, Richmond, Va.
Madame DE LA FORCE, Manager.
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have aualyzed the wHIsKEY known under the
brand of " p SELECT" controlled by hlessrs. WAL
TER D. BLAfR & Co.. Richmond, Va, and find II
FREE FROM FUSIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend its use for medicinal and family pur"
poses.-J. B. McCAw b. D., late Professor OF Chem
istry, Medical College Of Virginia. - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-11

Sale of Real Estate.-Mr. a. Royal has
recently made the following sales: sc feet
on Decatur street near Eleventh, to w. l..
Walker and +. NJ. Conner, at $3.50; Is feet
on Seventh street, to w. E. Gary, at S4.75;
1874 acres (SIartin's estate) in Chesterfield, to
w. F. Giddings, at S11.55 per acre.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-11

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, YESTERDAY.
Brooklyn Life Insurance Company Us. Bid
good. Petition for q rehearing overruled.
Burch Us. Hardwick. Partly argued by
D. P. Halsey, Esq, for the plaintiff in error,
and E. P. Goggin, Esq, and Major q. j.
Kirkpatrick for the defendant in error, and
continued till to-day.
Ware Us. Ware is the next case.
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CLEARED.-Yesterday Messrs. Ben. Spen'
GER &c Co. cleared the Danish bark Riga
Jorgensen master, for Greenock, Scotiahd,
with cargo OF 10,609 cubic feet OF OAK OAK
timber, 320 cubic feet OF walnut logs, s6e
cubic feet of whitewood logs, ana 2,eSi
cubic feet of oak plank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-11

WE ARE DETERMINED not to sacrifice the style,
trimmings, or manufacture Of our goods. Hence
the same standard Of excellence Is observable in
low and medium-priced goods rs there exists In
our very best. A. SAks & Co.,
The One-Price c. o. D. Clothiers,
1913 Main street,