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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-16

FILIBUsTERsAN AND CATTLE-STEALERs. ::
Washington, May lit is thought here in
official circles that undue importance is at
tached to the reports of tilbustering expe-
ditions to invade the soil of Northern Mex
leo, as our Government will enforce the
neutrality laws with regard to Mexico as to
any other Power with which we are at
peace. Instructions have been sent TO our
minister at the City of Mexico, who will
give particular attention to the subject OF
raids int, Texas for the purpose OF
cattle-stealin@ with view to their
prevention. Former Mexican Admins
trations, however, were inefficient to
prevent such raids, and the present one
is in no better condition for that purpose,
and, therefore, it has become question how
far our Government shall 60 for the pro-
lection of our citizens on the border and
for the punishment of the offenders. -Four
years ago when General Mckenzie pur-
sued the last marauders into Mexico the
Mexican minister at Washington strongly
protested against the invasion Of Mexican
soil, but our Government returned no apol-
ogy or excuse for that officers conduct.
The feeling of the Administration is that
our citizens must be protected from these
raids, il not by the Mexican Government
by our own, and therefore the conduct OF
General Mckenzie may become precedent
for our action in the future. ~ y.
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why Mr. Judah r. Benielzafn IL not
Likely to be Made a Judge Ara Eng

1Rnus - y5
LONDON. MARCH, 3l.-One Of the most Sue
cessful advocates in England to-day is an
American--Judah =. Benjamin. formerly
Secretary Of State to Jefferson Davis. lie Is
literally run down with business, and turns
people with their bands full OF gold ava!
from his doors every day, simply because ne
has no time to attend to their cases. lie
earns a matter OF 100000 every year. ana
could earn more IL he could put legal en-
tension on the twenty-four hours.
Twas looking over some reports OF law
cases in the Times the other day, when MS
name rs counsel caught my eye, and soon
found myself laughing. He represented
the interest OF railway company which
did not want to pay more than EI0 damages
to passenger who had left valuable bag
(afterward LOST in charge OF the waiting
room attendant, receiving check for the
same. On the check was printed'a notice
to tlfe effect that the company would not be
responsible for any value exceeding Gl0,
which statement plaintiff said he had never
read, and should have held the company
responsible all the same even il he had. He
had paid two pence to have his bag safely
cared for and then returned to him, or, il
lost, its entire value, not E10 Of it.
will not do injustice to MIR. Beniamin's
wit by trying to repeat from memory any OF
his brilliant rcpartcc. l lost sight OF the
conclusion OF the case, but remembered
Benjamin sufficiently long TO speak of him
to an English barrister next whom found
myself Mt dlnner-party subsequently.
Gle is the cleverest man in England"
said my informant, enthusiastically. Gle
is Queens counsel now, you know" q
| "YeS." l replied. "IIe charges pretty
long (Anglice) prices for his services,
doesn't he?"
"Oh, not too dear-not too dear. lie
always wins bis cases. He has immense in
fluence with the judges. There is no reas on
why he should not be made judge himself,
except one" ~
And what is that?"
che is a prescribed man. A price has
been upon his head, so to speak. In circles
where such promotions are decided upon
| there is felt delicacy about bestowing so
great all honor as the judgeship upon a man
who has been-to a country which is friend
~ to England-a traitor" OLIVE LOGAN.
lThat may do for people in England who
do not understand the nature Of our Gov.
eminent; but it is not likely that the intel.
| ligcnt classes with whom Mr.. Benjamin rs.
sociates are such fools as Olive represents
them to be. "..
George Washington aras a rebel a trai.
tor, il the Yankee will have it so; but Ju.
dab p. Benjamin could have become trai.
tor only by siding with the United States
Government and against the State to which
his first allegiance was duel
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Governor turroII'S Wedding.

The marriage of the Hon. John Lee Car
roll, Governor of the State OF Maryland,
and Miss Carter Thompson, formerly of
Fauquier county, took place very quietly
Yesterday in the Cathedral, with no one
present except small company OF relatives
and a few lucky young ladies who ferretcd
out the secret and hid themselves in shell
tered hooks OF the galleries, where they Sc
cured view Of the ceremony. 1t was the
special desire OF the Governor to have the
ceremony as quiet as possible and devoid OF
any display, but in some way the time and
place appointed became known to a good
many acquaintance, and at noon there
was quite a throng in the Cathedral eS-
Meeting to witness the nuptial>. At
about / O'Clock in the afternoon the Gov
ernor was on Charles street, dressed
in business suit, and stopped to chat with
acquaintances while sauntcring along very
ieisurely. At 1:30 p. NJ. Mr.. Mccain, the
sexton OF the Cathedral, who was unaware
Of what was about to occur, received orders
to close the church and lock the front doors,
and admit no one. Accordingly lie re-
quested those in waiting to retire, which
they did very reluctantly, and the church
was appars ltly empty. A few young ladies,
including the daughters OF Il well-known
millionaire, succeeded in escaping the SEX
toms vigilance and witnessed the ceremony.
The Virgins altar was brilliantly lighted and
adorned. and two acolytes were in, attend
ance. The bridal party, having been Joined
by the Governor in the Archieopiscopal resi-
dence, entered the sanctuary promptly at Las
p. M.-the time appointed. Itincluded Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Carroll, the Misses Car.
roll, the Governors daughters Master
ROYAL Carroll, his son; Miss Emily Harper,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver O'Donncll, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Tucker Carroll, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hull; Miss Alice Thompson, sister of the
bride; Miss Maria Carroll, and the Misses
Hull. The bride, Miss Carter Thompson,
who is handsome petits brunette. wore an
ordinary street costume, and the Governor
wore business suit with sack coat. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. Father
Lee, cousin of the groom, assisted by
Fathers Starr and Curtis. After the we'd
ding the party returned to the residence of
Mrs. Hull, on Howard street, and in the
evening there was IN informal reception Of
few select friends. Governor Carroll is
in the prime Of manhood, and is decidedly
one OF the handSomest men in the State
Baltimore american, 18th.
The bride, who is daughter OF Judge
Lucas p. Thompson, OF Staunton, Va, has
resided in Baltimore since her return from
Europe, some time ago. She is a lady Of
fine accomplishments and distinguished
beauty. Sun.
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CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS and Mr.. BLAINE
are at outs. Dir. ADAMS considers Mr..
BLAINE a corrupt man, and has said so in
conversation and in published letter.
Whereupon BLAINE, unable to bring any
more serious charge against ADAMS, pub
fishes letter written by himself year or
more ago in which be humps the whole
ADAMS family together as bad leaders for q
great party, commencing with JOHN ADAMS
OF revolutionary fame and ending with
CHARLES FRANCIS. BLAINE and his sister,
in-law GAIL HAMILTON Miss ABIGAIL
DODGE seem to be the present leaders Of
the party Of hate, SANDER, libel, and cor
ruption. Their letters read as il GAIL
wrote BLAISg's or BLAINE wrote GALS.
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ca SO AIDES kl ID El
SZ.CU. FOXED BUTTON BOOT 49,
'' Tenth AMI Msin strnt.
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President Hayes has notified the elders OF
the Foundry Methodist Episcopal church
that lie is willing to, subscribe as much as
any other member for the support OF the
church. The most liberal subscription
amounts to about $500 annually.
a. fieId-glass Which belonged to "Stone-
wallo jackson is now in the possession OF
MIR. }. L. Bechtel OF Schoeneck, Lancaster
county, Pa. The glass, which was made in
England, Is OF peculiar construction, and Is
covered with sharks skin, 1t was, captured
at Goochland, near Richmond, during the
contest ut that place. The surgeon Of Gene
raj Jackson's staff wished to ..keep 1T us "a
relic, but was not permitted to do so. Mr.,
Bechtel values the relic very highly, and
has refused very liberal offers forit.-Neu
i x0ft tribune. 81 w ;s.tf. ~ -, i!
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The Whig's reference TO- a sspet hobby -
OF its Main-Street neighbor" renders it
proper for us to say that the editor-in-chief
OF the Dispatch, whe Is thus referred to, is
not now at his post. The present writer
never in his life penned an article on the
subject alluded to, and does not propose to
study it just now. Our senior has record
as to which he is not at all sensitive upon
all questions that have arisen in bis day
bearing upon the prosperity Of Richmond.
He Ia daily expected ut home.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

VT VERY HANDSOME AND DEsI-
PRIVATE RESIDENCE
AND VACANT LOT ON THE WEST SIDE OF
THIRD BETWEEN CARY AND CAN i
STREETS TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION THIS
AFTERNOON AT s O'CLOCK.-The special Mt
tcntion Of thcpubc is called to the foregoing sale,
to come or THIS AFTERNOON at s O'Clock.
For further. particulars, sec advertisement OF
Nessrs. TURNER 4 BOULWAKE, Commission
ers, under auction head. w. GODDlS,
nv l6-lt Auctiopser
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NAVIGATION STILL OBsTRucTED BY ICE
Detroit. Iuich., May IA telegram from
Port Huron this morning reports the con-
dition OF the ice in Lake Huron as I'M
changed. The river is full Of floating ice.
The wind is northeast. A telegram re-
ceiyed mere at II A. M. from Algonac re-
ports that four propellers pushed their way
through the ice on the flats this morning.
The ice there is still heavy.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Germany.
So GeEmRny. !.
a ,RRIsoNs OF ALsAcE AND LORRAINE TO BE Re
ENFORCED.


INP0RCED.
The 7Ymes's Paris special says the news
,,ners there announce that the German
Emneror has signed a decree reinforcing
tho parrisons in Asace and Lorraine to
fifty Thousand men. This is incorrect. The
increase OF men has been decided upon Tor
n long time. Count Won Moltke regards
Metz rs occupying All isolated position, ana
recurring measures to guarantee 1t merely
AZ n formal precaution against any surprise,
although nobody believes a surprise proba-
bic, even il possible bat on this principle
Count Won Moltke has long urged an IN
crease in the garrison.
Prince Bismarck was much inclined 10
agree, but the Emperor refused to sanction
the measure under its harsh form; ana IL
was arranged that Count Won MoltEe shoud
take advantage OF any opportunity TO pre-
pare the people by representing II as con-
pensatory measure; hence count Vol.
Moltke's speech. The increase consists OF
9, 600 men distributed In the garrisons OF
the two provinces.
THREAT FROM RUSSIA.
The Vienna Politisehe Corresponding,
which has Servian official letter from st.
petersburcb. says the Russian troops I'm.
der General kaufman will cross the Pamlr
into India in the event Of England taking
part in the Turkish war.
RUSSIA HAS NO INTERIOR DESIGNS.
BRUSSELS, May 14.-Le Nord, the Rus
sian organ here, publishes letter from ST.
Petersburgh which contains the following
"Russia has but one aim-namely, the anne.
Iteration OF the lot of the Christians; but
| il at the end OF the war she claims more eX'
tended guarantees, Europe must blame her.
self, not the ambitious designs whereof II
eratuitously suspects Russia. Russia aftel
the war will give fresh proof OF moderation
by consulting Europe respecting the eondi'
tions to be dictated to Turkey to prevent fur
| Their nlassacres.'
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nj WE ARE OP f n \ G OUR
fourth grand supply of SPRING GOODS Our
buyer Is now in New York senhing home the great
cst' bargaus ever offered IN DRY GOODS. We can
tsre every one that do SELL and will cont time TO
sem goods rs low as they can be bought anywhere In
tho United States.
You can find the largest stock and pest assorted,
Of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS. and GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING GOODS, and always mt the lowest
imrcs nj LEVY BROTHERS.
1917 and 1910 Main street.
my Is hlchlhohu, va.
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CONFECrIONERIES. dc.

DIE-FRUITS-CANN GOODS.-One
Il thousand dozen two and three-pouRd Canned
two-pound Strawberries, two-ponnd Raspborrics,
two-pound Damascus. two.pound BlnckberrIes two
pound Plpeapp.es, -tYo-pound- Lima Beans, two
pound Green Peas, two-pouRd Sugar-Csrn, Gait
ting's California Canned Peaches, Apricots, Green
Cages Fresh PruneS, Dates, Dried Peaches. three.
pound Pie-Peaches, cheap AT BoSsIEUX'S.
= fc "a III r.it;f t--,sti@st Id l2 Main street.
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n.y. WE OFFER A GREAT BARGAIN
I'm COTTON DIAPER 81 inches wicla at l5c. PEI
vare! nj my lGl LEVY BROTHERS..
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THE ALLANcE.-BuchareSt. May 10
To-day the Car. by isolated action, has Sc
coded from the alliance OF the three Empe-
rors, but is still bound to abstain from any
action injurious to Germany and Austria.
Roumania has been notified that l! sHe
commences hostllities or declares her mae
pendeuce she forfeits the protection gwen
her BY the treaty OF Paris.
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.RI- PARASOLS in endless variety, at
prices that will satisfy you that We are
for thuse goods. my 161 LEV Bho1Hr.hH.
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/" FRESH NATURAL
MINERAL WATERS:

BUFFALO LITIIIA WATER Mt $3.50 case
UUNYADI JANOS BITTER WATER, Hun.
garian;
PULLNA BITTER WATER, bohemian;
FREIDRICHSHA BITTER WATER;
CARLSBAD WATER (Spridc1 sprin2l;
VICIIY WATER:
Settlers WATER, Nassau;
CONGRESS SPRING WATER, Saratoga;
HATHORN SPRING WATER. Saratoga;
ROCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER,
ALLEGHANY WATER, &C., &C.,
by the bottle or in original packages. on the best
terms, ut MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore,
myll 9l9 Main street.
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Z. G.. Ramsay is appointed postmaster at
Chuckamatuck, Nanscmond county, Va,
rice James E. Gray, removed. The name
of Franklin Depot, southampton county,
Va, is changed 10 Franklin. John w.
Tracey is appointed Il substitute letter-car-
rier at Richmond, Va, rice Cabcll Thomp-
son, who has been appointed carrier.
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4 FooLHARDY ToYAGE.-Ne,o Bedford,
Mass, May 14.-Thomas Grape, OF this
city, with his wife, will start from this port
on the 25th instant to cross the Atlantic to
London in Il boat thirteen feet in length.
Grape expects to accomplish, the trip in
6arc
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NET SIDE AND SPACE-PLAIT1NG,
without the use Of hot iron. Satisfaction guaran-
teed with all goods Orders received and delivered
the same day. Only cents plated yard at
L. w. CORBET'S
Stamping and Plating Depot aud
nv l6-6t* Notion House, SIG Broad street.
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We return thanks to Colonel w. E. Cur.
SHAW, City Engineer, for q pamphlet copy
OF the annual report OF the Committee on
Streets Generally of the City Council, and
OF bis own report. We may have occasion
to refer to them hereafter.
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MT NEW GOODS FOR MAY.

T.R. PRICE & co. have received within the past
few days more novelties in DRESS GoODS-some
very low priced:
WASH-POPLINS. 10 and l2hc.;
ZEBRA SUITING, 1915;
BROCADE POIJISS tall shadcs) %. 80, and 35c. !;
BLACK and COLORED GRENADINES;
BLACK BROCADE GRENADINES;
CAMEL S-IIAIR GRENADINES (ncw):
BLACK and COLORED SILKS, Il to So;
Splendid FRENCH ORGANIZES. for oycrdrcsscs
COLORED LAWNS l2E. -. and 25c.;
SOLID CAMBRICS. 12H to csc. ap 30
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PIANOS. ORGANS. &c.

/ 'h i'. PlA ANY = BUSINESS. p pa
Our arrangements for the prosecution Of the
PIANO-FORTE BUSINESS are unsurpassed, having
the agency of the best makers, with skful tuners,
careful hands 10 pack and move thcu aud q long
experience. -.. -.--..-...u.-.-
Parties wanting really good instruments OIL reason-
able terms, believe the! cannot do better than to
entrust their orders and the selection to US. J.
The instruments We offer are first-cass, and full
guarantee given OF their excellence.
PIANO-FORTES tuned and repaired 81
~" r. -*@,. WOODHOUSE & PAREIAM, +.
my II - ,,.-- booksellers and Staloners.
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The Warrenton Index says: "We have
assurance on the best authority for saving
sthat thslise of II. b sI4ee,s ncsne for tic
rnorsttp is unauthorized, and that he
0ffcev ''~' ~ 4oA 'na'
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FooLIsHNEss.-Neu YorE, May 15.-It
has been ascertained beyond question that
invitations to attend the Chamber OF Com
merce were sent to Ex-Governor Tilden,
Governor Robinson. and all the leading
officials OF the State, but they all declined,
lest their presence should seem an endorse
ment Of the declaration OF Mr.. Hayes's
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taSsT2Ii'at:.

TOHN LhTOUCliE. u,
MERCHANT TAILOR, -
so. TENTH -TREHr.
anticipating the season. La, Just ol.il,.! ,. ..i
choice fabric Tor
SKELETON COATS
which will be made up in Tie hr,; :maur-. ..,....
lirhtness. strength. al! economy
FRENCH BAPTI>TF.
FRENCH DRAP D'ETE
FRENCH WOE>TED
BLACK and Blue 'IiEVIUT>.
ALPACAS and DUCK~.
Now is the time 10 pr"vil" a-aus; :,,. A--.,.,
heat. and not >w'.l'.r under heavy "rI.!t-.
DRESS SHIRTS 70 ORDER. ,u2a
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THE BROAD-STREET

nl~ HO, FOR THE BROAD-STREET
DRY. GOODS EMPORIUM!-NEWG GOODS! NEW
GOODsl CHEAP GoODsi CHEAP GOODS.
ALPACAS, WHITE GOODS, LAWNS, CASSI-
MEREs. LINENS. &C., inst received ut WILLIAM
THALHIMER'S, COL Broad street:
100 pieces pretty styles DRESS GOODS Ut 25c:
worth SIC; 30 pieces pretty styles DRESS GOODS
LAWNS Ut l2Hc. worth 20c: 80 pieces new styles
FRENCH ORGANIZES 1T 23c. 4 yard; BLACK
ALPACAs at .5c; worth &C. at 3oe worth 40e.;
worth 7Oc.-give me 4 call on Black Alpacas for
bargains; BLACK GRENADINES, In new STYLES,
ut all prices from ! 2H TO 7jc.; VII TIE PlQUES ut
IOc worth Ice, ut 12sc. worth zoe; LACE
STRIPED MUSLlNS-a full line. very cheap; 1000
wards FRENCH VICTORIA LAWN ut l4c. worth
2jc-his is the cheapest goods ever offered In the
CITY: 500 yards remnants IRISH LINEN az Doc.
worth 75c.; 400 yards remnants IRISH LINEN at
soc worth 9Oc.; full line Of all kinds OF WillTE
GOODS Mt low prices; cheap stock OF CaSSl-
MERES and LINENS for mems and hoys' wear;
LINENS for ladies' suits GkASS-CLOTllS, &c.
I'm which can sell bargains: 800 FRENCli-WONE
LACE-TOP CORSETS at soc. would be cheap at
9Oc Call carly and secure one at -
WILLIAM THATIIIMER'S,
6Ol Broad street.
KID-GLOvE DEPOT Of WILLIAM TIIALIil-
MER 6UI Broad street: 500 pairs exec cnt TW o.
BUTTON KIDS ut SOC. pair in al shades. n?lt
aud dark: quo pairs best TWO-BUTTON KIDS at
75c and s1-in the latest shades. This Is an eX RI
good and cheap lot, and ! ask call from those In
want OF Kid Gloves. my ~
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NOTlCE.-We, the subscribers, HARLss
In WARE-DEAL ERS oil. this city, hereby agree TO
close respectyegfores at o'clock F. NJ: from the
21sT DAY OF MAY TO the 18TH DAY OF SEP
TEMPER, 1877, inclusive. !si HlE.G ~ 81.
wv. 81, Donnan 4 Sons, Charles y. Stnton, A. r.
Clarke, James McGraw, r. L. Williams, Watkins g.
Cottrell, w, W. Baldwin,. 80 = my 18-W.S,M3t
CORNELIUS D.;COOLEY, {eolored), The
NJ porter oc Messrs ". p Fitzgerald y Brother.
WI! resign s peEterships when he viii give
pei tS0mnchthe nioreas yesce the day approach
lngJ.i ILL 7. ll.l.e,rE.rIt s.f,.fsr my G-1t*
lT'LOWERS! FLOWERS THE largest,
4 best, aud cheapest collection of BEDDING
PLANTS ever offered In The city Is ut LAIRD's
HARDEN, on Grace and Broad streets. ap l6-1m
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REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Ph,t0-
delphia, May 15.-The Reformed Episcopal
Church have resolved to elect bishop for
Great Britain.
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THE HYGEIA. HOTEL. N,

THE HYGEIA HOTEL, 81. s.
i OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
Situated within 100 yards of Fort Monroe. Open
an the year. Special attractions for summer, with
ample capacity for 500 guests. Has all modern Ina
provements. Six daily mails. and telegraph ONCE.
Fifteen to twenty rst-class steamers land daily Tex
ptSuhdayl l so yards from the door. Superior
beach for bathing at tile door.steps and good from
aiayjunti November. Boating, fishing, and driving
specially attractive. Send for circular describing
hygienic advantages, terms, &C.
my 11-d&w9m II. PHOEBUS, Proprietor.
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DOR SALE, A FIRST-CLASSoEE =.
\ QPEN-CARHJAGE, for one horse EysA
perfectly new having been used only Two or Three
moa.ls. Apply at 407 Cary street. my I6-3ts
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE.-THE PUBLIC ARE HERE
~ By NOTIFIED that am the trustee of Francis
Bailey coloredl, and that else has any right
to cokct the rent of her house Second street hut
myself. RICHARD GORDON, Trustee.
RICHMOND, May Is, 1877 my l52t*
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4rPRIN GOODS: sPRiS1SSt
cHoDs.Nladies' Fancy and ps,n s!lp-YR
ners~Branxe aud Black; Lsdss, T hrssi ca
and Chdrsss Ma SssIr. h,ss ola
Botsom Low-., ae ySnths school SHOES: saAES
E ass fsSs s' @ Fassl ra'TSsa' a sse
teaens French cnf spd r GsI IT,. Caller in et
all styles hist rseeiteas sichei., shaslstrans S"'
city for 50. TRUNKS H"' NY r. ". TAYLoRs,
0ver-Gaiters Ut r".,h ana broad sirrel'
apll W., -
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FAIR AND FEAST.
CHURCH FAIR.

The ladies connected with the above church will
hold a FAIR AND FEAST in the basement, c0ln-
mencing TUESDAY EVENING. May 18th, con-
tinuing from day to day during tho week.
They ask the patronage OF the entire community
In the purchase of the various useful and Orna-
men tai articles which they offer. .-.
They hope to combine pleasure and profit. and eH-
tend u general invitation to everybody. ..-...u
The Fair-room will be open from IL o clock NJ. to
IL O'Clock Z. NJ.
NV l4-6t
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NJ BARGAINS! BARGAINS!

TR. PRICE & co. are Offering
Fine A BLEACHED COTTON at 81; and lOc. :;
PERCALES new styles at 10 and 1916;
Handsome PRINTS ut tx and SIC:
Best READY-MADE SHIRTS, $40:
GAEZE MERlNO SHIRTS;
NEW CASSIMERES. for SUITS
BASkET-LlNEN DRILLS, for pants and vests.
ap3O
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CRoCKERY. GLASSWARE. &c.

The great CENTENNIAL COFFEE AND TEA
PERCOLATOR. 1t saves 30 per cent. OF coffee
Can be used in any cofec-pot Price, soc. 49,.
TheMAGIC PLAITOR-for all'klnds OF plating.
Price only $3.50. a-ti.3. '' ~
REFRIGERATORS OF the best Kinds made ut
lowest rates. tc~> 8. 49, '-at i.'.' ...r's
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