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CKErCIIING FROM NATURE-ln pencil
- and water coors, and drawing and paint
ing In colored crayons: practical instructor
illustrated. 60 CTS. OF any bookseller or j ESSR
HANEY d CO., 1l9 Nassau ST., NY. fell-tf
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YT,HE PERSONAL PROPERTY BELONG
i ING to the estate of Augusta Crane. de-
ceased, consisting Of dry goods and notions.
200 Broadway on SATURDAY, the I'd day Of
june, 1877, at TX O'Clock p. Nj, and will CON-
tinue from uay to day until the property Is all
sold.
my17- -3t-Th JACOB CRANE, Admir-.
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LEGAL.

r EGAL.-NOTICE is hereby given that the
| 4 subscriber has been duly appointed and
qualified as Administrator OF The esJate OF
Augusta Crane, late Of Hamilton County, do
ceased. JACOB CRANE,
Administ ator, 900 Broadway.
Dated at Cincinnati, this 10Th day OF May
1877. myl7-8tTh
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CTANDARD SCROLL BOOK. just out, has
= 200 designs and ideas invaluable to all
Painters, &c. Just the thing wanted and must
be seen to no Appreciated. O4e 81. Examine
at any book store or painters supply store.
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PIANOS, &c.
MISCELLANEOUS.

DABIES OF ATl-.Awful funny
ID Comic Monthly, ~ Cts, at any news stand.
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CnDERS' MANUAL.-A complete practi-
II cal guide adapted to all trades using gild-
ing; also SILVEkiNG, and other valuable
matter. just out. 5Uc. or anyboOk seller.
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T IQUOR and OPIUM Habits Self Cured
| New book Of vital value, also exposes fall
lacious treatment and nostrums, Use. JESSE
HANEY Il CO., ll9 Nassau street, New York.
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noInET ARTIGEES.
-. 1, II / q n !,

~II-S CTi 0 y! a!.s
1 have to notify the trade aud the public generally
""' 49,. s,s Of May LAST obtained an Injunction
,',, -, 1rasc j. DAILY, OF the Court of, Common
IT,. IT,. sya,us, person styling herself "Matame
and" restraining her from selling. transfer
or IN any manner aisposing of the goods, chat
,yorKrxrARY ARTICLES. and Trademarks Of
.. ,,,e IT, Felix Gonraud" This cntoins the
-, =, the ORIENTAL CREAM and all other Of
49, proprietary articles Of my deceased father.
,,ye therefore TO warn the trade against
,.,r, the said Madame Gourand any Of said pre-
,-,.,ons, or from dealing in the same. Meanwhile
n,;ynpgAN CREAMS free from say legal en-
-,sncn,. and ny rsyh; TO lis manufacture and
=, u,s,ncstsonca. The pslic will find tin qusn-
and quality al lcss; equalto It's late competitor,
-,.,.nrt,,e rct,uecd to ONE DOLLAR. .-' H
A. II. GoURAUD.
>.r,. Work.. June IL, 1877. jc 2c-W7t
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PROPOSALS.
CLERKS OFFICE OF SrPREME COURT OF }
APPEALs OF VIRGINIA,


RICHMOND, June 9, A. DIST.
DURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF
L an act Of the General Assembly Of Virginia ap-
proved April 80, 1874, entitled an ACT prescribing
The manner in which records for the supreme Court
of Appeals shall be printed and providing for let
ting the same to contract, and which Is as Follows
l. Be it enacted bsthe General Assembly, That
the clerks Of the Supreme Court OF Appeas at Rich-
u The month of June, in the Year eighteen hundred
ana aeyenty-four, aud annually thereafter in the
same month, solicit Proposals by advertising In Some
newspaper published in their respective localities for
the printing for one year of uch records OF courts rs
may be required under existing laws 10 be printed
ior the use Of the Supreme Court or Appeals La de-
ii. The sad proposals Shall state the amount per
page of fifteen hundred ems small plea type and
Shall include the paper, printing binding, and neat
with the style Of the case and the court from
WHICH the record comes neatly printed thereon: o.,
III. The said clerks shall award the contracts for
said printing 10 the lowest responsible bidders In
their respective localities and shall take from them
Sna Ms III be In Psahfs hs to
a,certained by the amount OF The preceding years
worS. The mode Of certifying and paying accounts
Tor said printing shall be AS now prescribed ny law.
~. An acts and parts OF acts in conaict with the
provisions OF 1lns act are hereby repealed.
Y. This aci shall be fu force from itS pasSage
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received by the
undersigned At his Office. at the Staie cour-house
Eleventh street between Broad and Marshall, IN
26TH INSTANT, for the PRINTING, &C., in ac-
cordance with ine provisions OF the second section
Court Of xppeas of s9e Wilma at eh@dsa
require for one year from The 1st day OF Jniy 1877
As the printing has 10 De- done under the super
Tii,on VIZ; @ and direction of the clerk must be done in
The clerk cxims the right Of rejecting any aud all
bids which in his opinion do not and will not fully
comply w!thth requirements OF the foregoing act.
and Of deciding toho are responsible bidders' and
Ss Isq sap. i.1pe seGTs,s EE %'a A. ies sssns
Je ell-eod7t ~ - - OF Virginia, ut Richmond.
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.-sr TO j p = s
. RUNAwAYs.-At the laying OF the corner.
stone of the Park-PIace Methodist church
on Monday evening the horse attached to
the carriage in which was seated Mrs. F. T.
Isbell and Mrs. e. Rosser Isbelt became
frightened by the band, and started to run
of. Some policemen, who We're luckily near
by, arrested his movements and saved the
ladies from the impending danger =
A horse attached to. buggy and driven
by Mr.. .TrIplett ran away yesterday evening.
When near Grace and Belyidere streets Mr.
Tripleit was thrown from the vehicle, but
not much hurt, Two little children who
were left in the; buggy were thrown out
near the corner Of Aarshail and Hancock
streets, where the buggy came in collision
with a wood-cart. One OF the children
was somewhat cut about the face, and the
buggy was considerably damaged. sl,aas,.,d'', !.
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Supervisors Aeeting.-The Board OF
County Supervisors met yesterday-Dr. J.
r. Robertson, president pro tenn. A large
number Of county claims were ordered to
he paid, but no business Of further interest
transacted. This was the last meeting Of
the present Board. The next Board will
contain two new nembers-William E..
Spears Uice James A. Clarke, Midlothian !;
and Richard Il. Jones vice DR.. j. r. Ro-
bertson, Matoaca. John Murphy, Of Ber-
muda, will doubtless be president Of the
new Board. Mr.. Murphy has before, held
that position. The fret meeting will be
held early in July. l.!.'i'"i ti.f''' 5...'
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The Courts.-Mayor Chiles yesterday dis
posed Of the following cases = 81 ?, II 'T5
Mrs. NJ. johnson and James Dent were
fined 81 each for allowing their horses to
run at large under the ordinance just
passed. ..,..ls ,s,,
Virginia Binford, Alice Binford, and
Laura Hendricks (colored), charged with
keeping "a house Of ill-fame, were ordered
to leave the city. .s,4."ii3l'r-. ;s.:,.y. .fa.
Nelson Coleman (coloreO was sent on to
the grand jury for an assault on James
Moles. Moles was acquitted OF the charge
of assault on Coleman. ...i ht:at,,.a t..a.h
No business Of importance was trans
acted in the Hastings Court. r. F. ...; -, p.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

SEMI-ANNUAI. MEETING OF THE GRAND
SECTION OF VIRGINIA., CADETS OP TEN
PERANCE. The Grand Section OF Virginia,
Cadets OF Temperance. met in the city Of
Petersburg Monday at Temperance Hall at
8 O'Clock A. NJ, and was opened in due
form by George w. Sample, OF Richmond,
G.. w. p. The following grand officers
were present: G. w. Sample, OF Richmond,
G. w. P; r. T. EHyson, Of Richmond, G.
V. r. Martin A. Harris. of Manchester,
Grand Secretary; X. B. Evans, of Rich
mond, G. A. S.; Robert Morten: OF Man
chester, Grand Treasurer; II. o. King, of
Richmond, Grand Guide; Guy Day, Of
Henrico,, Grand Watchman; William Wise,
OF Petersburg, Grand Chaplain Martin A.
Harris, Of Manchester, Past Grand Worthy
Patron and State Grand Lecturer. -
The Grand Worthy Patron, Grand Secre-
tary, and Grand Treasurer presented their
reports, which show that the order is in a
healthy and prosperous condition. A large
number Of new delegates were initiated.
The Grand Section degrees were conferred
upon large number Of past grand officers.
The following delegates were elected to
attend the meeting Of the National Section,
Cadets OF Temperance OF North America: :
Martin A. Harris, Of Manchester, Past G.
w. p; G.. w. Sample, OF Richmond, q.
W.:P.; r. B. Evans, OF Richmond, P. G.
Sc; Miss T.. V. Brown, Of Ashland, PIG.
V.P.; r. T. Ellyson. of Richmond, G.. V.
p; and W. II. L. Combs. of Richmond,
p. G. T.. ~af 's .... ..,.. -t.'.- - :, .
NJ A. Harris, OF Manchester presented a
resolution thanking the people OF Peters
burg, the Virginia press-and especially the
Temperance Aduocdte, OF Richmond, and
Dispatch-for kindn ess and courtesies
shown the order, which was adopted,
After transacting much business for the
good Of the order, the Grand Section ad-
iourned tomeet in the city OF Richmond in
October, 1877. .s,.f r. .Ea -'~ .'..
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The Picnic at Hae le Grand.-The pic
mic OF the, white public schools at Grand
View Yesterday was a. very pleasant affair.
The awards made at the late examinations
were presented bH Rev. Mr.. Vaudersliee,
Mayor Chiles, and Superintendent Han
cock. Mr.. Gentry, who was to have pre-
seDted one Of them, was detained by busi-
ness engagements. .r-eiu> from -.;,. ;2rrjG
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3DRYrG4si,t,x.
SyPEcIAL NOTICE TOf ALI DRY.

&A LSIhL NotlSr 1o ALL LIE r.
- GOODS BUYRRs..-La SPERM sE.iCe.h6231
Broad street have made q further reduction In The
prices OF theft goods In order TO Close the Whole
s0eh outdn the shortest time possible, They have
quite large stock on hand yet and are detefmised
TO sell all good so matter At what sasriiicc. we
call special attention 10 the following articles tss
marked down below coss. s.pries: Iifsy pssses Dfess
desirable, at 16kc reduced from Z5 and Soc: hand
snme Dress Goods ut 90 and 25S wefthi3 80 and
35c.; pieces Black Pure Molar Lustzes at 31c,re-
dtlcad from 45c. look at odf sec. Pure Lnssres re-
dured from Soc: our 42c. AIpaeas are retailing
elsewhere at 60e.-Iook At them The c6espes: Black
siiks ih the city ook sst our SIR reduced from
also; our $52o sdk reiucsd, ,1som AZ look At ous
French PeseaicB 1t &C.. worth 124c the CHEAPEST
White piaaes n ths ss,1y sy sSD s yaras m
Victoria Lawns are now selling at 2os ionly feE
pieces leftJ $1.25 Irish Linen at soc. beautiful
Lawns reduced; the greatest bargains y Corsets
ever offered in this city; Frehch. Woye Corsets st
37e. ask for oar cheap Gfenadines :icok at,Ssr
are the cheapest ID the cfty beautiful Black siik
Grenadines at l2kc worth 25c, fuzzy baitste SUIT
daced to s5c5: FOR u G. we sell you now osir q
Quilts. Don't forget our cheap Parasols.. ReIneH-
Der our SIC. Mohairs, reduced from 75c.
-l,,s - l.. STERN Sc CO., 52S Broad street,
iels between Fifth and Sixth.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Ward Meetings:-4t meeting OF the
City Committee, held Monday night, it was
resolved to hold Conservative meetings in
all OF the wards Saturday night, June %, at
8 O'clock, to send delegates to the State,
senatorial, and legislative conventions.
Each ward is entitled to two State, three
senatorial, and four Legislative delegates:
The meetings will be eheh as follows: 1885
First Ward Cottage Saloon.a,i III; ,e.
Second Ward-Mayer's courtroom. Il
Third Ward-Lyceum HAIL. 'asf.9 esg:l
Fourth Ward-Bradley's Hall, corner Of
Hull and Thirteenth streets. .l,,ar, ~.
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ELECTION OF PYTHIAN OFFIcERS.-At
stated meeting OF Old Domtnion Lodge,
No. 4, knights OF Pythias,, held last night,
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing term: W. a. Sublett, past chancel-
lor;, 9. n. Keiningham, chancellor COM COM
mander; S. !; B. Herndon, vice-chancellor;
W. NJ. Dade, prelate; W. S. Sublett, mas
ter OF exchequer;. F. -A.P. Thornton, mas
ter, OF finance; George b. Lambeth, keeper
Of retords and seal; F. e. Wright, master
at.arnis; ;rJ. D.Dalton, inside guardian J. j.
F. Cosby, outside guardian. :n.u i .s4sr
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FINAL ELEBRATI0N.-The final csfebra-
ton OF Graham-Lee and Washington Lite
rary societies of Washington and Lee Uni
Yersity will take place Monday evening,
June 25th. Graham-L Lee President, N. P.
Pratt, Georgia; Washington-President,
HI. Sellers, Texas. Debater's medal: w.
r. Bowie, Virginia r. Z. Owen, Virginia.
DecIaimer's medal: George A. Robinson,
Kentucky; T. Crenshaw, Alabama.
Orators +. Cockrell, Texas; w. A. VIM
bish, Georgia. Committee: D.. c. Hum
phreys, Missouri; j. Benavides, Mexico; |;
Z. G. Culp, South Carolina; b. Jack, Ten.
nessee G. S. l.. EngIe, Florida; o. FL.
Bartlette, Louisiana; F. X. Leavell, West
Virginia; w. Stedman, Texas; p. David.
son, Maryland; A. S. White, Virginia.
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! a syEAKY THIEF n Moses Dickinson tcol-
ored) was arrested yesterday charged with
stealing a breast OF bacon OF the value, OF
s1.5O,i the property Of Jerry ORonks.
Moses went into Mr.. O. 'Ronke'si store, on
west Broad street, and, laid his coat down
upon piece OF bacon. When he took up
the coat he folded the bacon in i; and
started, off, Mr. John; Krauss arrested the
accused itsSssaE ~ sstsfkts
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"ANDREws'S BAZAAR" contains not only fashion
news and plates bnt serial and other stories, chill
dren's department, correspondence from Paris,
London, and New York, society personals. amuse-
ment and urt notes, and, In short, much matter
can he found In periodicals Of quadruple Its cost
which Is but one dollar a year. Address W. r. An
(rews publshpr Cincinnati, <'H f.' '''" .'''.4
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East FRANKLlN-STREEr- -SIDEwALKs.-fn
response to- a. petiti6H very numerousIy
signed and recently presented to- the Coup
Gil, the :: City Engineer has. given notice m,
all persons owning property along the
line Of Franklin from Twentieth street east,
wardIy 70 pave their sidewalks to the ful
width within thirty days. This will give
a good walk for persons who use this street
on either side. The notice reads that tit
must be done within thirty days. There
was muehmore pressing necessity for the
work to be done ON Twenty y-6fth street be- be-
tween Main and Broad. ff,,
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INDUCEMENTS.

ALL-wooL BUNTING 37Xc- reduced from soc.
STRIPED SILKS 75c., cheap at zoe. ,fzss ts,,:2f
Great reduction in all DRESS GOODS.
FINISHED LINEN-Bosom SHIRTS, "a; 10 -
LAUNDRlED SHIRTS agood), $3.50; '''''t.''
REMNANTS BLACK GRAPE at half the price of
!, regular goods; rt7s II .s@f@..f'i }.g,f
TUnkEY-RED TABLE-DAmAsK 7se., reduced
rromsI. p.t'"J,.. ."@i .s3ir 'ji,H oo
GREAT BARGAINS IN CAssS1EREs. H4
LADIES' GAUzE VESTS, soc., 75c, and sl;1
GENTLEMEN's. GAUZE SHIRTS, soc, zoe,
and 81: '.'' .@' .'''>i'''f r - ~
CHILDREN's GAUZE SHIRTS, Soc;
HOSE and HALF-HOsE OF every description;
CORDED PIQgES, l0c.: ; ,.rr,', .ff,f., r. q
LACE-sTRIpE PIQUEs, lesc.; }-cT ~ +,
WHITE oTGANDIEs, 25, s5, and 4oc..:: /" ,ii','.
LINEN LAWN, 25, s5, 40, and SOC; '' '',''l =.
sEvEN-TNCH sAsH-RIBBoNs, 75c. (all ,ctlorsl,
reduced from 81. .,f
COURTNEY s POWELL,
iell Sl5 Broad street
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The Poorhouse.-Therea are six white and
seventeen colored paupers in. the county
poorhouse. Two have died since January
1st-both white-Henry Bell, February
10th, and Tabitha Hutchett, aged ninty-
three, June 10th. The last was the oldest
woman in the county, it is said, and was
wealthy at one time
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piIAYDs, ORGANS..&c,,
fyREAT7 DEPOT FOR IKE - g;

TvREAYg DEPOT FOR TH E 80
NJ ,.,.4i SALE OF PIAHOfR OttT ~ N nis i., ~
f1ivar b ilnO PiNN(le have been cold by the SUD
sestheps IN Virginia ana NORTH csrolina since Their
bussresss eareer and oat of this barge number not
gSS nm hi ln0drste priees satisfaction
has always been piveh9 To pirtie5 IS md
Ing IL inconyepient TO Visit Rtchn Tor ihe ps'
ESRTES and, IRON an sxperfench OF oyer thirty
wears in Inc businesa they may rely upon having
their orders rs faithfully executed ~ Mnsn ne5soa
80 ..ssps = WOOi)fIOUsE &PARHAM, As
DoQksellers and SsAtioners,
i te Is ss Richmond, Va
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NRAND EXCURSION AND BASKET
" PICNIC TO 'CURL'S NECK. ON THE 4Tu
OF JULY. BY OREGON METHODIST EPISCO-
PAL SUNDAY SCHOOL.-Reireshmen furnished
At city prices. ''
Mr.. G. H.. an old gentleman of sixty years of age,
challenges any person connected with any .Metho-
dist Episcopal Sunday school In Richmond to swim
further, dive deeper, or climb higher, for prize
(badge Of honor. |.. - -
Ali baskets of provisions left at Oregon Methodist
Episcopal church by 6i o'clock A. NJ. VIII be con-
yeycd to the boat free by the committee.
PRICE OF TICKETS: Gentlemen, 75c.; ladies,
Soc: children under fourteen years. 25c.
Roat leaves The wharfof the Old Dominion Steam
ship Company. Rockets, at TX O'Clock A. III.
ie 90 3tl..Jy2S3< ....
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VIRGINIA AND THE BERMUDAs-A LETTER
PROM BRITISH CHAPLAIN-MEHoRIAL TO
GOVERNOR GATES AND ADMIRAL SoHERs TO
BE EREcTED.-Governo Kemper has re-
ceived the following letter: ..a:
..'' " CAMBRIDGE House,
est. GEORGE, BERMUDA, June 13, 1877.
g Sir,-I am collecting money to build q
church for the use Of the troops in this gar
rison, In memory OF the officers and men
now dead who have from time to time served
in these; islands. And in this undertaking
there are two men whose memory I should
like to give the prominence, which If car
ried into effect would not only be a memo
rial tothenn, but also record Of an t1istori-
cal event connected with Virginia and
this place. And should your Excel
lency entertain my proposal it would be
a connecting link between Virginia
and Bermuda. The two men I refer
to are Sir Thomas Gates, Governor Of Vir-
ginia, and Admiral Sir George SomerS, who
were wrecked here on their way from Eng
land to Virginia. After remaining here for
some time Sir George. and his party built
vessels and LETT. for Virginia. But upon ar
irving there they found the people much
reduced from shortness OF provisions, and
the Admiral returned to Bermuda for fresh
supplies, but died shortly after he reached
these islands-abeut the year 1910. His
body was sent to England and his heart was
buried at St. George. u
Doubtless there are many people in
Virginia who would be willing to dssist to
perpetnate the memory Of Governor Gates,
being wrecked OH this island while. on his
way to take the government Of Virginia.
and the heroic and self-denying conduct OF
Admiral Sir George Somers in returning. to
procure provisions for the inhabitants OF
Virginia. 1a- .,.ts ..~i% sa>.it th!kIILD
~" II your Excellency would be kind
enough to make known the object have in
view, either byIpublishing this letter in the
public papers or otherwise, feel confident
that large sum would be collected in yir.
ginia. ,.,r,. ~: ~. ..5YtT
the Virginians come forward liberally to
help in erectingithis memorial, it will not be
the first garrison church in which a memo-
rial has been erected by Americans. For
when fwas stationed at Portsmouth some
two or three years ago the people OF New
Hampshire;erected q memorial in the garri-
son church of that station to Captain John
Mason, who was the first Governor OF that
State. 1s1is '1.'
"Should your EXcellency be good enough
TO use your influence to forward this good
work, the money which might be COLLECTED
could be sent either to myself or to the st.
Georges Memorial Garrison Church Fund,
Messrs. Cox d Co., 2 Craig's Court, Charing
Cross, London. ..ra. =.
.sI have the honor to be, sir, your obedi-
ent servant, ALFRED MALIN, NJ. A., g..i
. Chaplain to III. NJ. Forces.,'c-
"lo His Ercelie1,cy the Gouernora of Vir-
gsnia, Government House Richna oad,
United StdteS." - -
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- - : - : 80 = T--L'I-I
PATENT AGENCY
nENRY oRTH.. q, 4, .1.,i. is,s

HI formerly OF, Richmond, Va,
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTAGEsf,
rederas his 1a GENERALLY
that he viii be pleased TO attend TO their patent
matters on reasonable terms. and Will furnish, FREE
OF CHARGE. all information with regard 10 any
matters connected with patents either tnfhe UNITED
STATES Or ABROAD, as well as to the pAIEaTA1
taiEed by a search I'm nlodei-room OF Patent Once
and respectfully refers 20 Heazy G: Cannon. =. g.
LANCE, Z. and Thom0ss ~ haliara. =, 3 aM g lo;
the scsndinayian languages Established 1870
ts 4-2taw3m 7sa i.. slS5Ssy5 55gg:
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lost. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

cost ON SUNDAY Z NlGHT, some.
\ whore betwecn Clay and Eleventh, streets and
~ rot RarYfsst church, the sum OF TWENTY-FIVE
DOLI, AIRS. A liberal reward will be, paid if the
money Is left at this office. le l-- Z0-7.~
HlAKEN, UP ON MY PREMISES, ES
Il on 'MechanicsYfIle turnpike, .DARkGssis...
BRlNDLE COW; all four legs white; ana .Wnile it
srsot on the forehead ri1e owner will come for
ward. pay charges, and lake her raway. . =,
ie 1885 -e'.' r. F.. GOULDMAN..
r OsT, on SATURDAY, ga LARGE
Ia BLACK, SOW, with Icing ears.i A liberal re-
ward will be paid for ber delivery at WILLIAM ~ d
KECK'S Stall, No. %, Second Marker. "a 1e 4SIatrSf
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jc IL

HAVE YOU HEARD THE :NEWS2-
Ill Now is the time, and BROWNE & ROWE>S
IS the place, to get the cheapest st..A.'l =. y.
DRY GOODSI DRY. GOODS!! DRY GOODSiu
DRESS GOODS At COST,
BLACK ALPACAS at 22, 25, 35, and Soc. worth
MERES, BLACK GRENADINES, &C., marked
down to bottom prices. Look at those DOUBLE
CREPE Wells at -. See our CAsSlMERES;
TLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS; GAUZE
SHIRTS at %. Soc, and upwards and as to
PIQUESi and IRISH LINENS, we can show you
bargains that will astonisll you; BUSTLES, COR
JEWfLRY and FANCY GOODS. Don't fail to see
our rARASOLS! pARhSOLS! PARASOLS! We
are Offering special bargains. LADIES' and CHILL
DREN'S STRAW HATS cheaper than anywhere In
the city. Don't forget the NO.--323 Broad street.
lie 1S-eod BROWNE & ROWE. Z;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-20

Connection ,1ith Richm0nd.-Mr. W.. r.
B. Beattie will commence to-day to run a
line OF stages from Cersley's, corner Of Hull
and Thirteenth streets, TO the Richmond
post-office. .. ss.. g.. .,..,... .:i.: 49,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-20
No. { l47.
ACCIDENT Las

I ACCIDENT BAs4 ,:~.lT. - Between 10 and
II o'clock lastt:nigbts Id coloreii bow named
Levi Miller, about fourteen years old, had
one, OF. his arms. severely mangled; by being
run over b., the shifting-engine used, on the
Richmond, Fredericksbnrg and Potomac PcJlul
railroad between the Byrd:street depot
and Broad street. ft appears that the
boy had fallen asleep: ner.the track be-
tween First and Second streets, with his
arm: resting on the rail. and,was run over
and injured as above stated. Dr.. TyeEit-
IiaD rendered all necessary surgical atten-
tfon to the sufferer. W." were Unable to
the extent Of his injuries.