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4 Telegraph 0fice.-1t is hoped snat
Manchester will have teleSrapn oi.se
~ when he the wires Of the Atlantic and Pacific
C0Tpany are dponsderabe pu a P%s bu
,,sss s could be done here in telegraphing,
md md an office would be great convenience.
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I have analyzcd the wIIIsKEY known under the
brand of " + SELECT" controlled by Mcssrs. WAL
TER d. BLAIR & Co.. Richmond, Va, and find 1t
FREE FROM FUSIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend its use for medicinal and family pur-
poses-J. u. McCAw, NJ. D., late Professor OF Chem
istry, Medical College of Virginia.
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VIRGINIA OPERA-HoUsE To-NIGHT.-Pro-
fessor Thomas j. Minor will give the fairy
extravaganza entitled "Fairy Land; or,
The Riddle and the Key" tonight at Vir-
ginia Opera House, and all who wish TO
witness pleasing spectacle should attend.
The Professor Is nm adept In getting up
such affairs, and his efforts are always sue
cessiul and give satisfaction,
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LADIES' AID SocIETY.-The Ladies' Aid
Society OF Monumental church has been or
ganized with the following officers: ,Presi-
dent, Mrs. Charles Il. Skinker; Secretary,
Mrs. FL. D. Whitcomb; Treasurer, Mrs.
| William II, Powers.
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THE MoFFETT REGIsTER.-Auditor ray
lor will until the 18th of May receive pro
posals for FURNISHING complete from two
to ten thousand registers known as the Moi
fett liquor-reglster." The model is at the
Auditors office, Capitol building.
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THE FoURTH-STREET HoRRIBLEs.-The
box-sheet for the reserved seats at the en-
tertainments to be given on Monday and
Tuesday by the Old Fourth-Street Club
will be opened this morning, and from in
dications the seats will be in great demand.
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TEA.PARTA
CHURCH TEA-PARTY

The ladies Of the GRACE-STREET PRESBY-
TERRAIN CHURCH invite their friends TO a So
CIAL GATHERING THIS (Friday) EVENING.
the 9th Instant, at the lectGre-room, ceI ncr OF
Grace and Fourth streets, from O'Clock through
out the evening.
As on a former occasion. the simple hospitality OF
TEA will be freely offered, with cordial welcome
to all Having resolved to dispense with Fair, the
ladies seek TO foster other resources orlne means OF
reducing the Church debt. VOLUNTARY CON
TRIBUTIONS gratefully received.
FLOWERS and q few wATTltACTlFEARIlC lCLES
viii bc offered for sale. 24Tu,Th&F*
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SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERs.-Bradiord Ro-
binson and Jim Allen (colored), eX-mem-
bcrs of the chain.gang, were arrested yes
terday evening by Policeman Michaels,
charged with being suspicious characters:
calico from Mrs.. Mahoney, who keeps a
store corner OF Eighteenth and Franklin
streets.
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4 LARGE CAsTING.-Thcre was made
Wednesday at the Richmond Iron-Works
Joseph Hall & Coz one Of the largest
and most difficult castings ever mould
cd in the city. This was an anvil
block for Il steam-hammer made for the
forging-mill Of J. Il. Johnson. 1t required
the melting and holding OF $4,000 pounds OF
molten iron, and will have to remain in the
pit where cast eight or ten days before
sufficiently cool to be removed. Great skill
was necessary in the management OF such
large quantity OF iron, and this is due to
their foreman, Marcellus Gompf.
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THE FESTIVAL AT LEIGH-STREET CHURCH.
The ladies' festival at Leigh-Street Baptist
church will be specially attractive tonight,
as the Amateur Band will enliven all VINO
attend with some OF their sweet music.
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SLIPPERS, TIES, BUsK1Ns, SERGE GOODS, SAN
das, Prince Alberts, Oxfords, Newports, Magnolias
Buckle Newports. &C., cheapat
BoscIIEN's, 500 and ill Broad street.
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soS.I.-3Iayor William E. Cameron,

PERSONAL William E. Cameron,
of Petersburg, was in the city Yesterday.
Admiral Tucker, late OF the Confederate
States navy, and well known in this cit!'
has offered his services to the Turks. so 1t
was stated at the Capitol yesterday by a
prominent Virginian.
Mr.. Thomas w. Brockenbroush Is act
ing as assistant postmaster. Mr.. JenerdS
expected to leave for Washington last nlsht.
He feels completely at liberty now TO WORK
for the postmastership, and has assurances
that his application will be most 1aVoraDly
entertained.
General w. B. Taliaferro and Judge ID.
w. Lacy were here yesterday. The FORMER
IS counsel in some Of the " gold cases
which are set for hearing by Judge HuShcs
TODAY
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CHANGE OF HoUR.-On and after Monday
next, the 30th instant, business on 'Chanse
will commence at 81 A. M. instead Of 10 A.
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THE So-CALLED KIDNAPPING CAsE.-Ihe
case OF John Cattell and William Powell,
charged in ucnrico county with "kldnap-
ping'' colored child, was on yesterday
continued until Wednesday.
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OAKwooD MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION MEET
ING.-The Board OF Managers OF OakWood
Memorial Association are to meet at the
house of Dr.. r. S. Vest at O'Clock Z. NJ.
to-day.
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THE regular use of CoLDEN'S LIEBIG's LIQUID
EXTRACT OF BEEF AND TONIC 1NyIGoRAToR Is
the most direct means ofobyiating physical debility
as 1t stimulates the insolvents and impars vigor o
the whole system.
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DICHMOND THEATRE.
ANNUAL FESTIVAL.

The FOIETH-STREET nORRlBLES Lave the
honor of Announcing to their friends that they will
appear in two of their inilnitaDlc entertainments At
the RICHMOND THEATRE on .,,>,
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS
APRIL BOTH AND MAY 1ST.
I'm attractive programmes. arranged expressly LOT
them by the accomplished Eiolinist and Director,
W. =. MCLLALI.I, OF New York. -
The entertainments cannot fail TO please all lovers
of good music, mirh, and genuine enjoyment. Ihe
nro~ralnmc embraces the Comic Opera OF the
HAPPY MOkE.
which aboundS with sparkling gems and cEornSes
never before rendered south of Philadelphia. The
following cast OF talent will contribute on both oc-
caSionS-riZ.: ,,.
ORCHESrRA.-Mr. Julius Peters. First Violin :
Mr. John Rciulardt. Second Violin: Mr.. Charles
Peters Viola; Or. L. Peters Nioloncello; Mr.. WIZ
liam Trimmer, Flute: Mr.. George F0elker, lar-
net: Mr.. Jacob Beicr, Cornct: Mr.. Richard Wage
nrr Contra Bass: Mr.. William Adams. Drum.
EoICES.-Mr. J. ID. RedfOrd, First Tenor; Mr: r.
W. Cunningham. Second Tenor; Mr.. W. ). smith.
Con,ralto: Mr.. Monte Walker. Soprano Mr.. r. ).
0nd BasS: Mcssrs. John X. Edwards and T. tlclds,
baritone: Mcssrs. j. L. Cowardin and T. NJ. Saun-
ders, Comedians. o>,r,,,-
Under the directership of Professor JACOB REIN
HARDT. Pianist.
For further particulars sec programmes ana post
crS. -n
Orchestra seats. 111'
Famiiy-circle and colored gallery. 2oc:
Box Office opened 1T WAITS OH fklpA1 l
MORNING ut O'Clock. APP Z3-Iu
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The THEATRE To-NIGlIT-MISs EMMA
ABBoTT.-The concert to be given tonight
at the Theatre Will be Il great treat to all
lovers Of music. The widespread and en-
viabe reputation which Miss Abbott enjoys
as a distinguished American prima donna,
and the unqualified manner in which the
press throughout the country praise her
vocal powers, lead us to recognize her as an
artist OF the first order. In speaking OF
Miss Abbott in concert an exchange says:
Last night she sang 'Roberto toi que
Tamie." from Meyerbeer-a selection that
not only allowed her wonderful voice full
sweep, but also permitted her dramatic
culture and taste to have fair display. She
delivers her scores with more fervor and
with trucr art than any singer on the con-
cert-stage, except probably Miss Nilsson.
Before She had more than half finished her
first number the audience was enchained,
fairly holding its breath. Her vocal power
is wonderful, and her dramatic ability OF
very high order.
She is assisted by Signor Brignoli and
Signor Ferranti, both old Richmond favor
ties, who need no introduction here. The
Theatre will doubtless be crowded, as our
people are always ready to recognize and
appreciate true merit.
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OUT OF ORDER.-One Of the lamps in the
First Market is out Of order. 1t has been
reported to the proper authorities on three
occasions.
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~ ELLYsoN K Co., advertising agents, insert ad-
Ycrtiscmt MS all of the newspapers OF the United
States i;hcrs' yates. Orders left at the D,s
match counting-room Will receive prompt atten'
| ,in
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sppcr.I. NorrcE.-Attention Is called 10 tue sale
- ,uc.,on THIS EVENING at O'Clock OF inc
nrAUrIFUL RESIDENCE OF Mr. n. M. WILSON, on
Fifth between Main and Clay streets.
.''I FRAME D. HILL, Auctioneer.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done ut the
DISPATCH PRIETISC-HoUsE. Good work, 10"
nric,s and satisfaction guaranteed.
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LOOK AT THE SILKS AT LEVY BROTHERS.
They show large stock at prices to suit every
hol
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SPECIAL NoTICE.-The attention OF purchasers
Is called TO the sale OF BUILDING LOTS on Franklin
street opposite Monroe Park, and on Grace street
between Laurel and Shafer streets, on SATURDAY
EVENING, April 20, 1877, at 5 O'Clock. Sec auc-
tion column for particulars.
EnANK d HILL. Ancfioneer.
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MILITARY NOTICES.
AMISEMENTS.
A RI EMBARRASSMENT FOR THE
- 1,I.,.1.1.I.r al. 1.u1Scnn.1 G1II,pL,II

BENEFIT OF EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
GOOCHLAND COUNTY.
twelve miles from Richmond. In Chemical Hall, in
the Medical College. THIS (Fridayl EVENING,
April 27th, consisting of DIR. TAILOR'S DlSSULN-
ing CHEMICAL and ELECTRICAL EXPERT
MENTS.
Doors open at O'Clock; commences mt S:l5.
Tickets. SOC. To be had Of West, Johnston & Co.,
Woodhousc & Parhanl, John H. Tyler & Co.. Blair
luS-Siore, and ut the door, Only 800 required 10
hn church nn 27-llk
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TREAsUaER's OFFICE, HENRLco CougSTf'f
April 81, 1877.
rTO THE TAXPAYERS OF HENRICo
L COUNTY: In consequence OF the near ap-
proaeh OF The Time for settlement Wish @ se a. avta
on presentation OF bills, II not then paid Ihe COL
iectors can be found at the County Court. oa
SATURDAYS between the hours o. ~ abo .
O'Clock. WILLIAM IL. MCGhCGp CGt,,
ap g. cod3t# Treasurer Henrtco County.
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PARAsoLs AND UMBRELLAS, direct from the
manufacturers. All kinds, to suit all tastes and
Doctcts.
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SIXTY THOUSAND DEDDING-rLANTS cheap at
LNRD's FLOWER GARDEN, on Grace street.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy,
rainy. and cool.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY & y. NJ, SO:
8 A. NJ. G2; noon, 50; p. NJ. 5S; L.
A.. Sc: midnight, so.
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NEW LAWNS, PERCALEs, AND CAMBRIcS At
LEVY BROTHERS,. All at bottom prices.
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buy YOUR UTICA COTTON SHEETINGs at Lew
BROTHERS, and you will save money.
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FANS in great variety can now be had at LEVY
BROTHERS ut great bargains.
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VIRGINIA OPERA-HOUSE.

Grand original fairy extravaganza, III three acts,
entitled
FAIRY LAND: OR, THE RIDDLE AND THE
KEY.
Given by PROFESSOR THOMAS J. MINORS
Pupils on FRIDAY EVENING, April 81, 1877.
Doors Oxen mt O'Clock: performance to com.
mencc at s. Tickets cau be had ut MOSES MYERS
book and news depot. No. 100 east Broad street. cor
nrr of First, and Of the Professor. ap 26-Th&F&
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8itTlmoltd 1ispattlr.


Hs~TIIE CIRCULATION. OF THE DISPATCH
IS LARGER THAN TIE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY
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FESTIVAL.
T AIDES FESTIVAL

T AIDES FESTIVAL.
IL SUPPER 25 CENTS.
The ladies of the MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF
LEIGH-STREET BAPTIST CHURCH will hold a
FESTIVAL in the Leciure-Room of the church,
commencing TUESDAY NIGHT. April Gath. and
will continue during the week. REFRESH SHMENTS
and FANCY ARTICLES will be offered for 50 i, ls at
RIDENOUR to SING on WEDNESDAY AND
THURSDAY NIGHTS, and on FRIDAY NIGHT
the AMATEUR BAND has consented TO perform
some fine music. Admission, 25 cents Tickets re-
decned ap 24-25,27
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE GRAIN MARKET-EFFECT OF THE W Ar
NEws-TELEGRApHIC MARKET REPoRTs.-
The telegraphic war news from the East is
now read by thousands Of people who know
and care nothing about the merits OF the
controversy, but who are deeply concerned
in consuming and buying or selling flour
and meal, which articles have been given a
very strong upward tendency by the end
ing Of the grand palaver and the beginning
OF hostile movements between Turkey and
Russia. The impression is that the fercer
the struggle gets, and the more Powers that
get embrolled in it, the higher will grain
90. The market reports VIC receive daily
from Chicago, Cincinnati, Baltimore, New
York, and other grain centres, have q
fresh Importance and value in the
Judgment Of most thoughtful people,
and are now carefully read by a hundred
where heretofore dozen gave them Il hur-
ried glance. Our readers in city and coun-
try, interested (as all must be) in this bread
question, have before them in each MORN
ings issue the latest phase OF the impend-
ing war, and the condition OF the grain
markets in Europe and the prices current
for breadstufs for Richmond and all the
principal American cities for the preced-
ing day, and therefore may make intelligent
calculations as to whether they ought to
buy or sell whether they ought TO lay IN
supplies for family use now or trust that
with the new crop OF wheat and further
insight into the war they will await fall
Ing market.
There was some excitement on Rich
mond 'Changc yesterday, and no mistake.
Wheat sold at S2.05, S2.10, and S2.l2, ac-
cording to quality. Corn sold at Csc. and
&C.,, and oats at 45c. Everything offered
was picked up in hurry, and the supply
was utterly insufficient for the demand.
Yesterday extra superfinc flour was sell
ing at $40 and s1O25 per barrel by the
wholesale, and the retail dealers demanded
from 80 cents to 81 advance. Family flour,
at retail, was worth from So to $3.50.
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TRUNKS, VALIsEs and SATCHELS, at
BoscHEN's, 500 and 5l1 Broad street.
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A.SAKs & Co., II is certainly the height OF
folly to pay frst-class prices for
Manufacturers, second-r rate goods while we en-
Designers, joy the resources OF Mcssrs. IL.
ana ISAKs & CO.'S establishment.
Retailer of iThey have redeemed their pledge
First-Class to give us frst-class house,
Clothing where one can find articles OF
One price, G.. O. D. wearing apparel that would
grace the wardrobe of any gem
N{,in street tlpInau.
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A.SAKS C Co.
A. SAKS 6 Co.
A. SAKs & co.
a. SAKS & co.
A. SAKS s. Co.
A. SAKS 6 Co.
Many new designs have been added
to our several departments. Gen.
tlemen repleDishIng their ward
robes for the spring season vii! find
our stock attractive.
A. SaKs & Co,
1913 Main street.
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CROCkEHY. GLASSWARE. &c.

CROCKEEY. GLASSWARE. &c.
p PERPETRATORS.
THE PALACE AND QUEEN, THE BEST AND
CHEAPEST MADE;
ICE-CREAM FREEZERS, WATER-FILTERS,
CHANDELIERS--a large aSsorlment-some new
and beautiful designs;
TIN TUlLET-SETS at so per set.
ALSO,
The largest stock Of CHINA, GLASSWARE:
PLATED GOODS, and HOUSEFURN!SHlNG
ARTICLES ever exhibited in Richmond.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
An examination is respectfully so1cited;
" f. B. TAYLOR.
anon 10ll Main street.
THINA a AND PLATED-WAR
CVAsEs. new styles-cameo decorations; CO:
LOGNE SETS. of the late Vienna and % Centennial
designs : CHINA DINNER and TEA-SEIS, trench @
aud English direct importation CHAMBEks SEls'
great variety;
LOR COAL VASES handsomely desoT1atea GoI1 ani
3o to' sno,v 5,o roods GEORGE GIBSON, JR.,
" '"N" eO successor TO james w. Gibson,
11s 1907 Main street.
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MEETING OF WAREHOUSE PRoPRIEToRs-
THE GREAT TOBACCO LAW TO BE TESTED
The OLD LAW MEANWHILE TO BE OBSERVED.
At meeting Of the proprietors OF Public,
Mayo's, Myers's, Anderson's, Planters, and
Merchants warehouses held on the 10Th In
stant-Jesse It. Hutcheson chairman and
Rufus Owens secretary-after full and
thorough discussion of the whole matter it
was
Resolved, That as 4 great diversity OF
opinion exists as to the late act OF the Lesis-
lature in regard to the inspection laws we
will, as soon as possible, make Il test case Tor
the courts, and until decision can be had
we will proceed in the discharge OF our
duties rs warehouse-men under the law as
it existed prior to the passage OF the late act,
assuring all concerned that their interest
will be cared for in every particular rs
though the act OF the Legislature was in
full force and effect.
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RICHMOND FIRE AssoCIAT1ON.-The an
nual meeting OF the stockholders OF this
company was held in their office Yesterday
aiternoon-Wiliam II. HaXall chairman,
and r. IT. Brooke secretary. The report OF
the Board OF Directors showed that the
company had done profitable business in
our own and seven other States, and that in
two States the losses had exceeded the in
come. The present condition OF the COM
pany and its stsadiy-increasing business
gave assurance OF a prosperous future. IL.
X. Ellyson was reelected president, and the
following gentlemen were, reelected direct
ors: Boiling w. Haxall, Clay Drewry,
John w. Wright, Edward Mayo, Thomas
Potts, William Fl. Haxall, A. d. Williams,
John Ahern, Thomas William Pemberton,
w. S. Donnan, Jr., Edgar D. Taylor, Alfred
T. Harris, Charles Campbell, George W.
Allen, Richard II. Meade, William D. Glib
son, Charles L. Todd, John T. Tanner,
Lewis D. Crenshaw. Jr., W. w. Timber
lake, IT. Wiley Davis, Francis T. 1sbelI, ;.
NJ. Rosenbaum, and Thomas z. Langdon
of Baltimore.
At a meeting OF the Board held after the
adjournment Of the stockholders William
II. Haxal was reelected vice-president.
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BOARD, So PER DAY.

Accommodations for 500 guests. New house anu
The only yPASSENGER-EIEV IN lne e,ts'
Omnibus fare TO and from the dspots aSsSnS aS ssnss
ap Slim ffcps'es.ss !
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FA4RBASEkS'S SCALES.
, II II A n l. - -

L II Il Il y n X SIS
STANDARD SCALES,
made with the
LATEST AND MOST VALUABLE IMPROVE
MENTS.
THE WORLDS STANDARD,
RECEIVED HIGHEST MEDALS AT
WORLDS FAIR, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...lS51
WORLDS FAIR, NEW 1S53
WORLDS FAIR, PARIS ......................1S67
WORLDS FAIR, Neutrality-suspicious..
WORLDS FAIR, SANTIAGO, CllILI.......lS75
WORLDS FAIR, ,PHILADELPlilA........ ...1S76
ALSO.
COFFEE AND sPICE-MiLLs,
TEA AND COFFEE-CANS,
STORE-TEUCKs, sc.
AGENTS FOR NIL ES'S ALARM MONEY
DRAWERS
FAIRBANKS & CO., 81 broadway, New York;
FAIRBANKS & CO., 1G6 Baltimore street, Baltt
fimp Sam aao Sss1s SY
FAIRBANKS ( CO., 33S broadway, Albany, y. Y:
FAIRBANKS & CO., 4D3 st. Ianl street. Montreal;
FAIRBANKS & CO., 81 King William street, Lon
rAiRbANKs, BROWN & CO., Milk street, Eos-
FAiRBANks & EWING, Masonic Hall, Philadel-
FAiRBiNKs, MORSE & Co, Chicago, M;
FhIRBANKS. MORSE Il Co. Cincinnati, Ohio;
fAAiIkkBBAASSks FAAIkBASks, MoRsE iokE co. co. PiitsbarsG Pa;
FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO., Louisville, Ky;
FAIRBANKS & CO. 81 Louis, No; 1,,o,,.o
T OF "''' . '''"''7 ''''' ~ fe27-Tu&Fsm
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HOTELS.

A MEXICAN HOTEL,
N MAIN AND TWELFTH STREETS.
RICHMOND VA,
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UooUs. STATIONERY. &c.


rTORGE W. GAR1.
S,~,oxt,E. PRINTER. AND BoOKRISDER.
,,,xrIxc-lIorsF. NJ" south Eleventh street.
r,,xrHy-IIoUSE No. Governor street
-, Stationery department.. IN addition TO COM
tho'.+ocL IA ',s Of GENERAL STATIONERY, may he
Ntt4 eu ;Nc LATEST STYLES NOTE PApEkS,
icn.rdScrnC icn% boxes. ranging In price from loc 10
~ pIr box. .,,.- .,,., =, ,-.o,,, ,,,, .bo ,,tcSt
itraIttcs in WALI.-f0CkETS. CASES, ana orna-
l,,rtai PICTURES for iriinming. 49,,
h"p,%cn,l,cr the place, No. Governor S'rcct, on!
tc3n[b cIrnr sbayc M;,in. ap25-Si*.
rEATER-EOOKS, AND nYMSALS
r0CKET RItI.ES.
nCTAVO BIBLES,
FAMILY BIBLES.
PULPIT BIBLES
,,p ,yE,r-BO0KS. for the pockc:, pew. and altar
,Ty\,yAIs oi all sizes made. various styles OF bind
Ing. .,o
r,yrD BOOKS and !iIMNALS In CASES.
New and beautiful stvlcs just received.
30 wOODHOESE & PARilAM.
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<'R0GE EET.

C,ROQUEr FOR THE MILLlON.-Elghs
I balls aud malcis nicely painted; STAKES anu an,
Via, book OF Instructions Price. 81 20.
.kna set with : balls and mallcS. but nol packed
In hnN. 95c. .,
''''' H>' j. 7. ELLYSON.
,,oA Ill2 Main street.
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FRANK d. HILL, Auctioneer.
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SEISE-TsEEsEAD. &c.
FINANCIAL.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

SESiSS-M NJ " E.S. -~.--~-
GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE FOR
u MACHINES AND M.tNUFACTERES OF
OTHER sTNrES.-!. we haye TIE LlITLE
three stitches. =. The WHITE SEWlNG-MA-
CHINE, with lock.titch and all the latest inprovG-
meuts Both sold low on easy inSta'mentS. M , r. r.
MACHINE. i CAST-TROS PIPES Of all sizes,
ri low prices. 5. Icar>rys Chester county, Pal
tick. on reasonable terms
IOIlS +. CRENSHAW.
AZ, .. .c0d3m No. l6 Ninth street. Agent.
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Call and examine our new stock Of HATS, GAes,
and STRAW GOODs--wholesaie and retail.
Country merchants VIII fnd 1t to their interest to
examine our stock.
1909 Main street, opposite post-ofiice.
j. ID. REDFoRD and a. E. HEIsBIcHy Statesmen.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, THAT DES1RABLEA
F STORE and DWELLING corner BROOK ~
avenue and Moore street, now occupied ~ ~. u.
WinptIcId & Brother. This is frst-rate location
for n retail business. Rent reasonable. Apply to
" JOHN T. GODDlN.
Real Estate Agent,
,n27-3t Bank and Eleventh streets.