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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-21

The ..bu,ldozrh cocktail" is The latest.
Put a little water in Il tumblcr. ana
enough whisky to "intimidate" tile WI
ter: then count out" the water.
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FOR SALE on REST

TUX SAI.E OK
l>bRll acres Vi iiI. productive land ,
L NO mite from Lexington, On the NIL
iiHt vi the Narrow Guu-e raIlTyui. \ tHun
bargain offered. For particulars. APP lAA
ply TO tl.i/ NiftIlI JENKINS,
ut nrO. q. h"!ih :, Wellington, NO.
Also tor sale NV Lexington re-i,icpce and
several lots adjoining, on IhITd street PUT-
Cha-rTs " IN lind Il htIgIau 0u ciay term.
i-hlO-GIu kLIEAHt.Ii JENKINS.
a. he". . h"IIh's, W"!lm .tVn. Mo.
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Obituary poetry adapted:
Poor Mnry walker Vests were vain,
And tTvwsers .iy" her tormeurs.
e''Mnry had a l'tic am
hl.uIiy of garments.
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SAIE.

lHtRMEs> who have gagged ttaN seed are
i hereby DotIHr'i that fhc seed - herr, ready
To b" delivered IDif\ r.
lmN-n-lHn Nh M-r--- N L.
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FI4X SEED TO EOsN.
FARM FOR SALE.

MANNERS Wi-hIu. 10 borrgw Tl.X--crr,
L lowing. amt contract Jne crop on iay0rnb
terms -hOuIi apply III nee IL
ibIuIt Holm + E\ERtkII
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-21

\ man 10 Years oi age. and processing
t. ne 4 ~lunatic. has been taken int" Gus
tulv in Brooklyn for kissing pretty glr'>.
Ii craziness is bliss It's folly to he sane.
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TOBACCO
PASTURAGE

HAVE ample pa-iurag - Tor 800 head Of cattle
j with .pOu wn;rI. all mndef fence. For term,
C. app ~ 10 l. K. smith. - Lexington, or Il
ne I { SMITH,
maIHI-%r RNt!cr- BrIe. LnumtN. No
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HACKLES FOR SALE.
Fl.AX SEED.

INk> Hemp Hacklcs for sal" cheap. Apply 10
1 imari-4ll r. WlN>uE y >'t>
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S. to $40 P %rrS asy 81 at Gr sS"@5 srl Ss@p'y s
Co.. Portland, Maine. iuays-ly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-01

POLICE COURT, TEsTERDAY-JuStice Jo-
seph j. White presiding.-Thc case Of James
Kelly, charged with cutting Fred. Putnam
and Admiral Yates, was continued until
Thursday, as Putnam was unable to appear.
Accused was committed without bail.
William Parrish alias Burnett, ianitor OF
the Medical College, was found guilty OF
stealing an air-pump Of the value OF fifteen
dollars, property OF the Medical College, and
sentenced to six hours Imprisonment and
to receive twenty stripes. DR.. Taylor re.
qucsted that the punishment be made light,
and his wishes had weight with the Court
especially as Billy had been pretty honest
previous to this affair.
William johnson alias Burwel (colored)
charged with stealing one ham OF bacon
from William II. Shields. was sentenced to
receive thirty-nine lashes and to be impri
soned for. seven months. Charles Nelson
Johnson's companion in this expedition
was sentenced to six months Imprisonment
and thirty lashes. Both will have to work
in the chain-gang. Johnson got an extr;
amount OF punishment because OF his vio
lent resistance to Mr.. Shields, who effected
his capture.
George Oliver was up charged with as
saulting Robert Lowry with intent to kill
The difficulty occurred at Putnam's Theatre
Saturday night. Lowry isn't much hurt
On account OF the absence OF witnesses fo
the Commonwealth the case was continued
until Thursday. Bail was allowed accused
in the sum Of $1,000, but failing to give i
he was sent to Jail.
The following parties were committed t.
Jail: Jennie Watkins (colored), disorderl,
conduct, for fifteen days; William Payn
(colored). vasrant, sixty days.
A number OF other cases OF small impor
tance were disposed Of.
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RICHMOND THEATRE-THE HAPPY MoKEs.
The Fourth-Street HorribleS had q crowded
house last night. The performance was
very satisfactory. The singing OF MeSsrs.
J. D. Redford, It. N. Saunders, F. w. Gun.
ningham, w. J. Edwards, K. S. Chamber
layne, II. T. Cardozo, Monte Walker, and
Miss Alice Hamilton was fine, and was re-
ceiyed with enthusiastic applause. "Hon -
Tom N. Saunders's sermon, entitled the
:. Little Water Million Vine," was Il very
good burlesque, which had the merit OF not
encroaching too very close upon things
sacred. but was just q bit too long. Tom is
good comedian, and improves and mel
lows with age and experience. :.
The song "Little Fraud" by Miss Alice
Hamilton and Master Monte Walker, repre-
sentlng Dutch characters, was enthusiastic
cally applauded. Miss Alice was the favor
ite OF the evening. She sings and acts with
expression and grace. No professional OF
her tender years eXcels her. Master Monte,
too, is bright and smart, and sings well.
For the encore they gave "Flirting in the
Park "a charming duet.
Messrs. Cowardin, Henry Lubbock, Cham
berlayne, Rediord, Walker, Cunningham,
Saunders, w. J. Smith, Cardozo, E. Z.
Fields, and John Kepler, in the "Happy
Mokes," provided one OF the most attractive
features OF the evening. Jim did his part
with great spirit, considering his recent i'll
ness.
There will be another and smoother per-
formance tonight. The first night Of all
amateurs is invariably marked by some little
"drags" that can be easily corrected on re-
petition Of the entertainment.
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DIR. SCHENCK'S STANDARD REMHDIES.-The
standard remedies for all diseases Of the lungs are
SCuENcK's PCLMoSIc SYRUP, SCIIENCK's SEA-
WEED Tonic, and SCIIESCK's MANDRAKE PILLS,
and If taken before the lungs destroyed speedy
cure Is effected.
To these three medicines DR.. j. II. SCHESCK. Of
Philadelphia, owes his unriyalled success in the
treatment Of pulmonary diseases.
The Pumonic Syrup ripens the morbid matter in
the lungs; nature throws 1t of by an easy expec'o-
| ration, for when the phlegm or matter is ripe
slight cough will throw 1t off, the patient has rest,
| and the lungs begin TO heal.
To enable the l'ulmonic Syrup 10 dothis Schenck's
Mandrake Pills and Schenck's Wead Tonic must
be freely used to cleanse the stomach and liver.
Schenck's Mandrake Pills act on the liver, removing
all distractions. relax the gabadder, the bile starts
| freely, and the liver Is soon relieved. ,....He
| Schenck's Sea-Wccd Tonic Is gentle stimulant
and Alternative; the akali Of which 1t Is composed
mixes with the food and prevents soring It assists
the digestion by toning up the stomach to healthy
condition, so that the food and the Pulmonc Syrup
will make good blood then the lungs heal. and the
patient will surely get well II care Is taken to pre-"
vent fresh cold.
All who wish to consult DR.. SCHENCK, either per-
sanally or by letter. do at his principal office.
corner of Sixth and Arch streets, Philadelphia
every MONDAY. -
! Schenck's medicines are sold by all druggists
| throughout the country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-01

PERSONAL James Barbour, Cen
eral James C. Hill, Mr.. Matthew, delegate
from Loudon, and Messrs. Crank and Nalle,
delegates from Albemarle, and DR.. Pendle-
ton, assistant clerk OF the Senate, are is the
city.
The following are the delegates from the
Synod OF Virginia to the General Assem-
bly: East Hanover, Moses D. Hoge, Ro-
bert Ould; Green brier, S. R. Houston,
James Mann, G. D. Armstrong, j. L. Marye;
West Hanover, B. NJ. Smith, L. r. Bailey
Montgomery, R. r. Houston, George 2
TerrilI; Winchester, George W. Finley
George Glass.
Charles H. Read, Jr. formerly Of this
city,, has been appointed architect OF the
new ornamental buildings about to be
erected in the grounds OF the Soldiers
Home, Washington. ~
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TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF TWO HUN
DRIED AND EIGHTY LOTS AND SEVERAL DWELL
INGs ON TENABLE AND OTHER STREETS IN
ADAMs's, HEcKLER's, AND OTHER PLANS. IN
AND NEAR THE EASTERN SUBURBS OF RICH
MoND.-Special attention of capitalists and smaf
dealers is particularly called to the large numbered
LOTS, &C., advertised by Mr.. William II. BraueH
trustee to be sold at auction, the premises, in the
order advertised, OH TUESDAY the 1st day Of Maj
next, commencing at O'Clock P. NJ
For further particulars see advertisement in the
Dispatch. w. GoDD1N,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

HJ- On dLl saLes Of Real Estdte made bctacess
The 1st of JanuarY AID last Of June tAe tdxesyef
the present year Hdre to be pnta oythe guTch15e5
On al sdkeS made betboeea the 1st OF July ana ida
or tie pear tie ka1es haze to be paid by the SsHss
IThIs custom was adopted about hIteep yearssRs
bv u the real estate agents tli Ri:hnond. and ar.
plies to Richmond and yicin!ty.l
IT. PASNILL. Petersburg, Va, IL H., CITY Hotciy
FORMERLY known as Jarratt's Hotel: also, all OF
the furniture and fixtures In the same.
W. GODDIN, 8 p. NJ, trustees sale or gSO bnii1lne
lots, including i've tenemenfss on .Cparcn kut,
In Adams's division or Bartlett Stills plan. icgi
ROBERT B. LYME, 5 p. M.. two building iots on
the west side Of Twcnty-ffth street near Gay
street.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, ~ p. 3.. trustees sale or
residence at tse southeast corner OF nusn aA0
Cary streets. and three bnfldinx lots adlolning.
CRITTERS 4 WILLIAMS, 5H p. M.. executors sah
Of brIck dwelling, No. 402 east Clay street, 0e
tween Fourth and Filth stI eets.
cpJrRES A. WILLIAMS, 10 A H., personal prop &.
erty at No. GIT Main street. 49, x
JsnES haCDOUGALL, i A. IL. new stoSe
tinware, house-furnishtag GOODS, &c. -
FRANK u. HILL, r. n, cottagr residence. So.t
south Etflh 81 rect, between Mnin and Cary.s
NH, q ANDERSON. II A. M., at the Petersburg
drpot ON account Of whom II may concern, 30
barrels OF herrtngs! s-
FRANK D. HILL, r. NJ, lot OF ground in Har-
JAMES MAcDoUGAIL, 10 A. IL. furniture.
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pelled to rule the point well taken, but that

pelled to rule the point well taken, but that
the meeting had not previously followed
very rigidly the rules OF order.
Mr. Wise appealed to Mr.. Mills to let his
resolution 60 to he;committee proposed in
Mr.. scotts resolution, but Mr. Mills in
sisted on vote, and the resolution was de-
feated. IN.
A motion to refer the resolution to COM
mittee was then agreed te-ayes, 81; noes,
80.
Mf: Seott,s resolution was then agreed 10,
and the Chair said he would take time to
appoint the committee. ar
Mr.. Darlington moved that the same COM
mittee take into consideration the mode and
method OF having tobacco sold at auction
paid for, and devising some means to have
the present law on this subject more rigidly
enforced.
Adjourned.
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&itImond 1lspatth.
.......... MAY ], 1871.
gg-THE CIRCULATION OF TUE DlSrATCh
Is LARGER THAN TIE COMBINED CIECU-
LATlON OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY
WEATHER REPORT.

ISpICAT1oNs FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
de and South Atlantic States, slowly-rising
barometer, winds mostly from northwest
and southwest, clear or partly cloudy, with
stationary or slowly-rising temperature.
For the Gulf States, nearly stationary or
slowly-rising followed by falling barometer; !;
clear or partly cloudy weather. rising tenn
perature, northWsst TO northeast winds
shifting in the West Gull States to southeast.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
nearly stationary or rising followed by fall
ing barometer; rising temperature, clear
or partly cloudy weather, northwest to
southwest winds, possibly shifting at west
crn stations to southeast.
The lower Mississippi river will slowly
rise.
The WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy or clear and cooler.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY A.. NJ. 81 :
0 a. NJ. g.; noon, II 5 +. ~. 10; 6 Z.
81. 60; midnight, 81.
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MANCHE sTER NEWS.

The Chief Of Police was instructed on
yesterday by his Honor the Mayor to make
out list OF parties who had not paid their
fines for keeping unlicensed dogs.
Peter Mingo (colored) was fined yesterday
by the Mayor 81 for fast driving. The re-
cord OF the Police Court shows that the
majority Of fines for the last few months
have been for driving too fast.
Layinia Crump and Cora Bently (bo:h
colored), for fighting in the street, were ar
raigned yesterday and bound over to keep
the peace six months. Fa
The number Of arrests made by the police
last month was 46-1 felony, IS misde-
meanors, and 81 ordinance violations; sent
on to the Hastings Court, /. The arrests for
March were 36-2 felonies, Is misdemeanors,
and 10 ordinance violations.
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RICHMOND LIGHT INFANTRY BLUEs..At a
meeting of the Richmond Light Infantry,
Blues held last night the resignation OF
Lieutenant Charles Il. Epps was received.
First Lieutenant Thomas n. Page, w. >.
Williams, and r. G. GlazebTook, were ap.
pointed committee to draft resolutions OF
regret on behalf the company ana associa.
tion at the declinatlon OF Charles II. Epps
for the position OF second Lieutenant.
Charles r. Whipple was unanimously eiecl-
ed second lieutenant. Neil McCool was
elected second sergeant in place OF Iate
Starke, resigned; William 3. Dasnlel'
third sergeant, Frank Benedict fourth ser
geant, and Robert G. Thornton NTH ser
geant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-01

ETEoRoLoGIcAL.-The following table
shows the reading Of the thermometer for
the month of April, from observations
taken at sunrise each day; also the mini
MUM and maximum state Of the tbermome-
ter; also the condition Of the weather. The
observations were taken at an elevated posi-
tion. In the eastern portion Of the city, and
from three instruments-ene filled with al
cohol, the others with mercury-and each
marking the same, or very nearly 80, there
scarcely ever being more than the difference
Of degree between them. a
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Church Notes.-On Sunday Mr.. Camp.
hell preachedtin Petersburg, and bis pulpit
in the Presbyterian church here was fiiled
in the morning by DR.. Preston, OF Riet-
mond. Dr.. Preston preached on the text:
"It pleased God by the toolishness oi
preaching to save them that believe -. Co
rinthians. l., q. ..
DR.. Winfree preached at the Baptist
church in the morning.
Rev. Mr. Woodward, OF Richmond, con,
Quoted the services at Meade Memorial la
church in the morning.
Regular morning services at the Meth
odist church. No services at any Of Inc
churches at night.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN RICI-
MoND Posi- OFFICE, APRIL 80, 1S77.-Archer
& Booker, Richmond, Va; 4. G. Babcock,
Richmond, Va; James /. Bispham, Phila-
delphia; DR.. William w. Brown, Boston,
Mass. Richard a. Combs (colored), Rich
mond, Va; Archer p. Fleet, Maddox Hill !;
Richard w. Galliam, New Plymouth, Va; r.
II. Maury, Richmond, Va; NJ. Nickrell,
Richmond, Va; Mrs. Mary E. Philbrook,
Rockford, Ne. !; George w. Royster & Co..,
Richmond, Va; John T. Tyler, Charles
City Courthouse, Va.
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TIE SIZE OF THE BAKERS L0AyEs-NO
COOPERATION YET SECURED.-The bakers OF
the city have not yet been able to agree
upon and carry into effect any plan regu-
lating the size and price Of their loaveS. In
the mean time flour is steadily going up,
and Ioaves that look big, but are short in
weight, are sold at many retail groceries
and other places. At conference OF bakers
held Saturday night it was resolved that all
loavcs should be made of one weight, said
rule to go into effect Sunday night; but a
number of bakers complained yesterday
that some OF the parties to the agreement
went straight home and violated the COM
pact, and consequently they held that no
one was bound by it.
blessrs. Briggs, Adams, Gill, and some
other bakers desire the Council to adopt a
standard loaf for the city by fixing the
weight mot the price, as that will lluctuate
according to the selling rate for flour) and
thus prevent the sale OF the short-weight
| loayes. .-.
tits suggested by parties who buy bread
that the recommendation of these bakers is
wise and fair, and that the weight for loaf
ought to be one pound even, so that each
buyer will know what to expect when he
invests his money.
At present it is claimed that the short
weight loaves are palmed off upon people
their inflated appearance they very readily
deceive. 81,
Mr.. Briggs states that the mixture Of flour
that he and other tirst-class bakers are
now using is worth $11.75 per barrel.
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DAILY LINE BETWEEN RIcHMoND. AND
NoRFoLK.-The james River steamboat
Company will on and after tomorrow the
I'd instant run daily line OF steamers pe.
tween this city and Norfolk. The steamer
John Sylvester, Captain John a. lost, VIII VII
leave her wharf at Rocketts iussuays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays at y a. NJ, alu y
the steamer Eliza Hancox, Captain !; q; n; -
Clifford, on Mondays, Wednesdays anu ; II
days Mt the same tour.
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THE CRITTENDEN TRTAL.-The case Of
Colonel G.. T. Crittenden, Of Culpeper, first
door-keeper OF the House OF Delegates,
charged with forgery and grand larceny, is
set for trial in the Hastings Court to-day.
The defence has summoned many OF the
witnesses that had previously been sum-
moned for the Commonwealth, and in ad-
dtion quite a number from the section OF
country where Colonel Crittenden was born
and long resided
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE HEBREW LA
DIES MEMORIAL AssoCIATIoN.-The annual
meeting Of the Hebrew Ladies' Memorial
Association took place yesterday afternoon.
The following officers were unanimously re-
elected: Miss r. Ii. Myers, president;
Mrs. Edward Cohen, first vice-president;
Mrs. N. Ezekiel, second vice-president;
Mrs. A. Moses, third vice-president; Miss
r. C. Levy, secretary and treasurer. Man.
ayers: Miss Ella Myers, Mrs. A. Goodman,
Mrs. Sol. Sycles.
Tuesday the 18th OF May was decided on
as Memorial day. The ladies OF the Holly
wood and Oakwood Associations were In
yited to Join in the celebration.
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THE MoFFgTT REGIsTER.-It is expected
that the commissioners OF the revenue for
the cities of the State will meet at the office
OF the Auditor OF Public Accounts to-day
to receive instructions as to the use OF the
Motfett register.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-01

HENmCo CIRCUIT COURT PETIT jury
The following IS list of persons drawn to
serve as jurors in the Henrico Circuit
Court, which commences on Monday next ::
W. G.. Andrews, J. w. Blankenship, Cas-
par Briel, Charles a. Grafton, William T..
Dickep, Henry S. Ellis, a. J. Ford, Herman
GaIlmeyer, Caleb Graves, p. S. Leake, w.
Fl. Lacy, John Risner, C. L. Staples, Jacob
Shaw, Charles We'll, George Z. Williams.
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TIE. CRY CONSERVATIVE CoMMlTTEE.-At
meeting OF the City Conservative Commit
tee held last night Tuesday night, May 9Th,
was appointed as the time for holding ward
meetings to elect members OF the new COM
mittee,
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RICHMOND YoUNG LADIEs.-Speaking OF
Richmond young ladies, the other evening,
Baltimorean Of fine taste and excellent
fancy " very justly and POLITICALLY compli-
mented our city by saying that :" it literally
spangied with beauties"
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THE NEW ALDERMAN.-President Mere
dith has placed the newly-elected alderman
from Marshall Ward, Mr. John Pitt, on all
the committees upon which Mr. Kellam
served except the Committee on Light. Mr.
w. H. Williams has resigned his position
on the Committee on Accounts and Print
ING and been appointed on the Committee
on Light in place OF Mr.. Kelam. Mr.. Pitt
takes Dir. Williams's place on the Commit
on Accounts and Printing.
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THE CITY VS.. THE BUILDING FUND AsSo-
cIATIoNs.-The continued cases of the city
against the Mechanics, East-End, and Per-
petual Building Fund Companies was called
In the Police Court at 2 O'Clock yesterday.
The counsel for the companies moved to
dismiss the warrants upon the ground that
the time required Of them to make their re-
turns had not yet expired. The Court dis
missed the cases.
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MARINE NOTES.-The barkentine Vete-
ran, which was cleared on Saturday for
Narseilles, France, by Meissner, Acker-
mann & Co., carried cargo OF 3,443 barrels
of crude petroleum.
The Norwegian bark Minerva, Feilberg
master, was cleared yesterday by Meissner,
4 Ackermann a. Co. for Elsinore, Denmark,
with cargo OF 2.10a barrels OF refined pc
froloup1
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have analyzed the wHIsKEY known under the
brand OF " SELECT" controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER D. DLAIR & Co. Richmond, Va, and find It
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend its use for msslicinal and family Vur-
poSes-J. B. McCAw, n. D., late Professor Of Chem
istry, Medical College Of Virginia. ~ fsz,sg.
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SPECIAL NoTIcE.-Attention OF purchasers Is
called to the sale Of Mr.. N. NJ. WILSON'S RESI-
pEScE THIS EyENING-Eo. 9 south kifth s'sees'
between Main and cary-at o'cxek.
PnANK d HILL, Auctioreer.
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ANOTHER CONvENIENCE.-Any style OF garment
desired for Mems Youths, or Children's wear which
may not be In stock in Richmond house will be
ordered by telegram frsm our main establishment
and delivered free Of an additional charge. 4
A. SAKs & CO., 1913 Main street.
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sL1rrEns, TIES, BUsKIEs, SERGE GOODS. SAM
das, Prince Albcrts, oxtords, Newports, Magnolias,
Buckle Newports. &C., cheap
BoscHEN,s, 500 and Gil Broad street.
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II. ELLYsoN & Co.. advertising agents, insert adj
vertisements In oil OF the newspapers Of the United
St.tes at publ rates. Orders LETT at the Dts-
patch counting-room will receive prompt atten-
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TOR DISEASED GUNS,
pECAYED TEETH,

snd alterations OF the mouth and rs delightful
wash fo- offensive brcath. Use MEADE & BAKERS
CAIBOLIC MOuTU-WASu Sold at soc. a bottle
~ druggists generally. jal
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RICHMOND, April 80, 1877.

WoMAN's MOST EFFECTIVE CHARM is lovely
complexion rs impaired by GoURAUD's OLYMPIAN
CREAM. This lorg-cstablished preparation has re-
ceived the unqualified commendation Of the beauty
and fashion Of the land. Large bottles reduced to
one dollar; trial bottles. TWENTY-FIVE cents.
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RESULT OF THE ADJOURNED MEETING AT
THE EXCHANGE YEsTEIDAY-TuE DISA-
GREENlENT OF THE TRADE REFERRED
TO A COMMITTEE OF NINE-AN EFFORT
TO BREAK UP THE EXCHANGED REPORT
EXPECTED NEXT MONDAY.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, MONDAY
Pitcher, &c, rs. George, &c. Petition for
rehearing denied.
Snaveley Us. Richardson. Writ OF error
refused to judgment OF the Circuit Court
OF Wythe county.
Hogan Us. Duke, &c. Appeal refused to
decree OF the Circuit Court OF Henrico
county.
Paulsen Us. Rogers, Second Auditor, DC.
Petition for n1andaD,us denied.
Virginia State Agricultural Society Us.
Burr, &c. Appeal refused to decree OF the
Chancery Court OF Richmond.
Naglee Us. Robb. Rule requiring new
bond within sixty days.
Schurtz Us. johnson. Fully argued by p.
r. Grattan for the appellant, and Judge
Crump and John 8. Wise, Esq, for the ap-
pcliees, and submitted.